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

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Serving Others . . . These play an important part in the sofrial life of the students. They not only assist projects directly concerned with Schulte itself, but they also help foreign missions. the aged, and philanthropic groups in Terre Haute. Homemalting Club officers and moderators con- struct colorful holly wreaths at Christmastime for the needy. Mrs. William Clark and Miss Doris Bradley. lll0Il6l'1IlOl'SQ Mary Margaret Thompson, secretaryg Mary Gail Verdeyen. vice-president, ,loan lielfi, treasurer, and Patricia Duffy, presi- dent. Officers of the Junior Red Cross, as they plan a new project, are: Darby Costello. vice-presidentg Margie Smith, secretary: Suzanne Kammerer, president, and ,ludy Kelley, treasurer. This active group, under the tlirection ol' Sister Ann Joachim, constructed Thanks- giving and Christmas favors for St. Anthony's hospital and cooperated with the Junior Red Cross in a polio project. Members of the Library Club, also under Sister Ann ,loachim's guidance, meet to discuss new books and pamphlets to he distributed throughout the library for the use of the students. Seated---Marianne Capps, Sharon Kearney, secretary, Margie Smith, vice-presi- dent: Jolene Richetta. president, Darby Costello, treasurerg Cathy Boyd. Standing--Maureen Cleary, Janet Nichols, liarbara Bennet, Patricia Porter, Mary Margaret Thompson, Jane Drew, Roseanne Corey, Carolyn Sue Linrleman. Phyllis Nasser. Jeanne Foulkes.

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N Aedificatores . . . The Latin cluh, Aedifieatores4the huilders -sponsored hy Sister Wfinifred Ann holds meetings twice a month during the class period. Memhers suhscrihe to the Latin newspaper, Auxilium Latinum, and read and discuss articles written in the dead language. Doing research on their favorite subject, Latin, are the officers of the Schulte Latin Club. Suzanne Murphy, presidentg Lynn Fruehauf, vice-presidentg Carol Thoms, secretaryg and John Haley, treasurer. Schulte's Stenographers . . . Those who are interested in secretarial careers find that memhership in the Secretary-of-thc- Month Cluh gives additional experience to help with unusual office situations later on. linder the direction of Sister Mary Gertrude. memhcrs relieve the office somewhat of general dupli- cating. Officers of the Secretary-of-the-Month liluh are: Mary Gail Yerdeyen, junior representative: Mary ,lo Piazza. presidentg Patricia Hanley. secretary-Ire-asurer: llarlnara Bennet. vice-president. Modern Romans'7 partake of a Latin banquet, high- light of the year for the Latin Club. Lynn lfruehauf, Paula Welt'l1, Jolene Riehetta., Tony Donovan.. Margaret Blueher, and Suzanne Murphy. 31

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1. . . ctivities . . . liIlllf'l' the capahlf' xlirevtion of Mrs. William Clark, the Girls' Atlnletiv Association has pluunfwl auul lll'1'0IlllbllSlICll much this year. Meetings wcrv hold ourh Montlay f'YOIllIlgJj. during whivh huskethull. vollc-yhall. swimming, aml tuluhl- ing play-days wvro plannocl to givo Schulte- girls a variety ol' sports. U.A.A. offin-ers are: .lerrie Coda. se-1're-tary-treasurerg Susie- Murphy. point chairman: Paula We-I4-h, preside-ut: Margy lhuivliiv. vit-e-preside-nt. An activity of the CAA. provides fun for those who attend the regular Monday night l1ll't'lll1g1S. .lerriv linda does the splits, while ,Ian Ricllarcls and Mary Lee- Shea stand on their hvaels to uutliuu a pyru1ni4l voniposell of ,lulie lferguson, ,Iuliaun Dt-Rolf, l,imla Wt!ll'lI, Ju :Kun Moore, Carol Hanna. ,lane Ileuehir-, Margie- lfrauzxsa, Marilyn Tlioms, Qloau Bc-lli, and Rosviuary Pflvging. 33 s