Schulte High School - Spire Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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Ego Sum Lux Enraptured by the splendor of your heavenly beauty and impelled by the anxieties of the world we cast ourselves into your arms. 1' O Immaculate Mother of Jesus and our Mother, Mary, confident of finding in your most loving heart harbor from the tempests which beset us on Receive, O Most Sweet Mother, t our humble supplications :lc and above all obtain for us that, one day, happy with you, we may repeat before your throne that hymn which today is sung on earth around your altars. You are all beautiful, O Mary! it You are the glory, it you are the joy, you are the honor of our people! Amen. P. Pius XII A retreat is a temporary withdrawal from one's everyday pursuits for the purpose of draw- ing closer to God by prayer, meditation, and amendment. Our retreat was held on the first three days of Holy Week, April 12, 13, and 14, and was conducted by the Reverend Joseph Brokhage. As a result of our retreat, we made appeasement ot' our ardent desires, and a safe every side. . .tv ,J l , 1 l good resolutions which would aid us in leading more Christ-like lives, and were counseled with ways and means of keeping our resolutions by our retreat master. l ,aw

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Ego Sum Vito Our chapel has become an intricate part of our school life. We have an opportunity to attend Mass and receive Holy Communion each clay. By making frequent visits during the course of the day, we can bring our joys and our sorrows to our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. ff A if . V .'., A t., X. 5 K . . - t Iii ,YQ f - f -fy Yi, l X. A Furnishing a chapel is a great financial expenseg an altar, a tabernacle, cancllesticks, a ciborium, a sanctuary lamp, vestments, a monstrance, statues. and kneelers must be purchased. Generous patrons of our school contributed these articles to our chapel. To these and to everyone who made our chapel possible, we give our deepest thanks and sincerest gratitude, Sli

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Elections for the senior members ol' the National Honor Society were held on March 25, 1954. Those elected and their offices are: Frances Peperak, committee chairmang Mary Kay Black, secretaryg Larry Kyle, presi- dentg Dick Fenoglio. vice-president. and Steve Gerard, treasurer. 0 4. 4 f :P ik, 3. xii' . qw , 1,4 i X hi Schulte Firsts The first Senior Class play, 'Jumpin' Jupiter,' was presented in the auditorium during the latter part of May. This farce comedy was under the superb direction of Miss Joanne Ellspermang the entire Senior Class par- ticipated in the production of 'Jumpin' Jupiterf and helped to make it the grand success it Was. The following boys, mem- bers of the Lettermerfs Club, coached by Mr. Varda, have W o r k e d hard to earn their letter in ath- letics: Dale Secrest, Ken Moreland, Dick Braun, Ron Davis, George S c h m i d t, Dick Pscion, Tom Kulinski, Paul Hegarty, Len Garvin, Larry Neidlinger, Jim Hoopingarner, Paul Scar- pellini, Dick O'Leary, Jim Sullivan. and Paul Troth. Z B