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

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In their initial varsity skirmish the S1-hulte Colden Bears. IILIYIIIQI previously toppled Gihuult 26-0 in ll pruetiee gauue, slippecl hy ai stuhhorn Dugger eleven with u I-I-13 win. A 3-0 reeortl was rolletl up at the expense of Brazil in un I8-8 triumph. hut an experieneesl anal heavier Sehlurmnn of Dunville Ioreeel them to settle for il I3-I3 tie. Downs-il hy il 3I-II st-ore in their eity llehut with IIt'l'SlIllPy0l' 'l'f-eh, the lieurs cloggmlly hzlttIe1I for their seeunil tie ut iIl'l'Pll1'1lSIIf' aunl rmupell over the Iluppy Ilunters of Iluntinghurg in an 20-0 upset. Besteil hy the experi- eneeil Wiley eleven with il 27-U score in the set-ond of the 4-ity series. S4-hulle in it- final gzune aihly hzlttlesl Garfield to ai stumlslill until the sei-mul hull' when the umlefeutecl Purple Iiugles seorecl two lute IUIIPIIIIUIVIIS for ax I3-0 vietory. I ir-I Ilan: I.el'l In right - A. I':itter-nn. II. Areller, H. Y0ll1ll'I, II. Trolh. Il. Ilralv. H. I'Izlm-Iline, .I. Iiurget I'. IIQ-gurly. II. Nertleyen. II. Thiel. I.. Ilnrvili. If. Pnths. Sea-mul Ron: T. Iiurget. I.. Rm-hm. lVI1ll11lf1Ul'r., I.. IA'1ll'Il I. 0'tfnuueII. I.. Sniilli. I'. Srairpellini, I.. Romans, R. Feiler. T. Saippington, I.. Grnluun, K. IvI0l'BIilIltI, R. Sulli vnu. .I. Felix, I.. Neitllinger. T. Kuliu-ki. IJ. O'I.eairy, J. Curley. D. Evelo, M. Merrill, J. HflflllIIlg1ll'llBl'. M Iliggiu-. H. Mt-Leisli. I ir-t Rms: I.eft to right -- T. Cahill. Manager, B. Fenoglio, H. M1-Leigh. A. Patterson, Il. Bl'1lllllillllZlIl, M. IIigg1in-. ll. Jolmson. II. Yvrin, R. Sullivan. I.. W'ithen1, P. I..IlltICllliIl'l. Seeontl Row: J. Coy, A. Lenges, J. Corey Y - V f . . . I . . I. Ilen-Iey. I.. I.:-uell. .I. 0 Lmuiell. II. I altou. I'. Maloney, R. Dillon. T. Smith, I.. brallmni, I.. Neullmger, J. Cur- ey. I'. NI:-Ion. J. SIIIIIYQIII. II. Ilureliu-L. 63 a

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First Row: left to right- l . Truth. D. Gray, H. Hnzeltine. .l. llnrge-t. l'. Hegaxrty, ll. Verde-yen, W. Thiel, I.. Garvin, H. Youurt. Second Row: T. Suppington. ll. 0'l.m-ary. K. ltlurr-lund, J. Felix, T. Kulinski, M. Merrill, tl. Poths, J. Hoopingnrne-r. Com-ln Yards. JW , U THE RAMPAGING BEARS . . . ,lust as the golden sun rises in the eastern sky, the Golden Bears of Schulte appeared on lndiunat's Athletic horizon. The mid-day sun found the Schulte Bears holding their own against their more seasoned opponents and giv- ing promise of future gridiron prowess. As the sun set on the first year of ull-varsity eompeti- tion, Coawh Vurdu's hoys posted an very vom- inenduhle revord of four wins, four losses, and two ties. o

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At the secontl annual grill clinncr sponsored Ivy the Schulte Booster Clulv Dick 0,Leary, Sophomore team mf-mlver who showetl great alvility on offensive and defensive duties at cnll, is presented the Lestcr Kniptash Award for thc most valualvlc player lvy President of thc Booster Clulv, Louis Lcnne. This awartl is given annually in memory of the late Lester Kniptash. lntlivitlual awartls were given to each lucnllvcr Ivy the respcctivc coaches. The event was highlightccl Ivy a talk lvy Coach Mark Dean of lnfliana State. IRIDIRO ANQUET . . . 'Y .-1 v 64 ft' Coach Varda congratulates team's most valuable player. Tony Burget, team man- ager, receives his monogram from Coach Frisz. Mike Higgins is given his football numerals by Father Donalcl. Jack Felix. Varsity Cap- tain, thanks Boosters for thcir loyal support.