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

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Study Club heads check the school calendar to arrange sperial dates for their various activi- ties. Kay tiodrlingz and John 0'llea, Fresliman Clubg Larry DeRoIf, Advertising Christianityg Tony liurget, St. Vinrent de Paulg Ron Sullivan, St. .lohn Boscog Patricia Hanley, Catholic l,iteratureg John Brinkman. Junior St. John Bosco. Spreading Catholicism . . . Catholic literature, atlvertisemeut, anal ac- tion are furthered hy the many mission study clulis here at Schulte. Meetings are lieltl weekly, and many of these clulrs assist the C.S.lVl.C. in aiding the foreign missions as well as people here at home. Newest study 4-lull organized this year is the St. Vincent de Paul which concentrates its attention on the lonely people at the Vigo County Poor Farm. Meiulrers of the St. Vincent de Paul Study Club prepare for a weekly birthday party for residents of the Poor Farm. 26

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Officers and members of the Student Council are: Seatedflolene Richetta. secretary treasurerg .lames Funk, president: and Paula Welch. Standing--Father ,loscph Beech:-m Kay tforlding. Robert Valle, Jean Klug, Stephanie Arnold, Margie Cahill. Hugh lVlcI,e-ish Stephen lihernay, David Cariuo, .lolm Bardon, and Carol Sue Hllllllll. James 0'tIonncll vice-president. is not pictured. 66Schulte's IIlt6gI'Zlt6I'S,, . . . lfnder the guidance of Father lieechem. the student council strives earnestly to de- velop vstulnlislmtl school polieies, set stan- dards. and present resolutions which concern students. faculty. or lmth. liesides heing integraters, they also take full charge of important annual events that include the interests of the entire student Inody-homecoming eoronation. the carnival, sock-hops, and smaller aetivities. Selling of the hasliethall and foothall season tickets is also handled hy this essential organization. The Sale-teen llrivers' Club, introduced by the Stu- dent Council, has many practical aims. Here james Funk, president of both organizations, explains to Thomas Kulinslii. It-ft. why he seeks lllll per cent cooperation in memhership at Schulte.

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llc School-wide llltll0liC Action Sislvr Mary llvlvll uml lllPllllN'l'S ol' this ' S1'll00l 0l'gill1lZllll0Il, llw Catholic- SlllllPlllS. Nlission Crusaulv, assist tlw lorvign and lmmf' missions lly svmling IIIUIIP5 uml lll'2lyPl'S lc-rml ln ilu' Slllilvlll lnmly. lf.5.lVl.ll. nflivvrf l.urry lk-Rolf, pulnlivity dire:- ynn Fl'llt'lI1lllf, ae'1'm-lzll'yg Tony llurgvl, prvsiclenlg SII- llllllf' lKllllllIN'l'Cl'. ll'l'1lrlll't'l'1 l'alIri4'lx Mellon., Vll't?-lll'6Si- lm: .lurk Svllnyller, spiritual 1-0-omlillallol' din-:Iss plana lor lllt'lI' amnuul l.l1r1sIinzls rural llI'IVt'. x Most lwuuliful projvvt of the lf.S.lW.l1. for Iln' yl'1lI 1- v May llroxxning. Kay llfloonluxs, Sl'l'I'Q'lLlI'y during ilu ur N55-l056. plm-vs ai floral Nl't'4llll on Our l,:u - .nun-. I lalrli1'ipamta ol' tllr' May llrouning are the officers :incl ll0Ill9l'00l'l'l rvpn-se'l1l:llivf's. Tlwy nu pisluxul lun iul llil I ng - '- s 1 rf' the rrmsni