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

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Students enter school ready to acquire knowledge for a well-rounded education. From 8:05 until 2:55, the rustle of papers, scratch of pencils, staccuto heat of type- writers, and recitation to the screech of an electric saw indicate St-hulte's uoperation education is underway. An avalanche of humanity descends upon the cafeteria at ll :50 a.m. as the seniors rush to enjoy their special first-in- line privilege. 16 A Schulte Day Uufolds . . . Centrally located, the bookstore provides us with necessary materials. i A span of four minutes between classes creates minor chaos as students ascend and descend the stairs in great haste.

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