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

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Choosing one of the current hits on the cafeteria juke box, a senior project, are the senior class officers. Left to right: Robert Courdouze, President: Marc:-lyn Lonrad, Vice- i,l'Q'Sitit'lll1 Louis Rochm, Trcasurcrg Marge Thralls, Eecretary. SICNIUHS The meinhers of the senior class have clistinguishctl themselves throughout their three years at Schulte for cooperation anti excellent class spirit. Sinee their first tlays at Schulte, seholastic endeavor, qualities of leatlership., and a fine sense of loyalty have marketl their character as a class. These seniors have carrieal on the ohl anal begun the new traditions at Schulte. Under the ahle anll competent leatlership of their Class officers, they have successfully manageul many ami various activities, and in so doing have brought honor anal prestige to Schulte. 14

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