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

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ilCl'llllt6,S Ballroom . . . Major sock-hops heltl in the school gym this year have contributed much nierry-making to the social life of the students. Un Friday nights our gym usually took on a new look as the platters spun and the teen-agers clam-eil to the swinging music of the popular revorfling artists of today. Theme of this dum-e sponsored hy the junior class is explained by the lettering on the stage curtains. Everyone is dressed au'c'ordingly, and prizes are ansarfled fur the most original and 1'0llllt'iIl 1'0Sllllll9S. D. J. .lamlJoree, first of its kind in Terre Haute, featuring Thomas Stergar as the- evening's dist' jovkey. is the Sf'hIlIIPllIl.S first and very Slll't'8SSl.lll sork-hop. 13

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Sitting this one out at the Easter Dance are: Suzanne KilDlHlCl'Bl', ,lack Schnyrler, Tony Burget, .lane Drew, Margaret Blueher, Larry llt-Rolf. Much fun is had hy all alt Schulte's Easter Dance of l056. Smiles of the crowd depict their enjoyment of the evening. 42 Special dances, such as Friday night sock-hops or other informal dances gave Schulteans a light side to life at school. During the year on various occasions, each class or organization sponsored them for the entire student hody. Cafeteria or Gym Floors, ' -' , uw April Showers is the theme of the Girls' Athletic Association dance held in the school cafeteria each year for the student body.

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King and Queen of the l95'I carnival and their court arc: front row -Margaret lfry. ,li t llrcxxg second rows -Ray Killion, Claudia Hensley, Nlicliael Steplwns. Beth Shaglcy. Ray Nassa I, Tony llurgt-'l, .lean Klug. William Thiclg lhirtl rom Quccn .luliann llcRolf, King lu y tluuninghain. and ,IEIIIUSS Funk, presitlcnt of thc Htutlcnt Council. Carnival chairmen draw up the floor plan for the biggest fcstivity of the school ycar. They are: Sister Winifred Ann, Sister Vllinifrcal. Mr. .loscph Frisz, and Mr. Enimanucl Fusco. 44. SC.llllltC,S Uwn 'I'lw fourth annual carnival of Schulte., hcltl March 3, l957. provml to he the largcst alul host in the four yvars. Bright. colors fillml the gym as cach honicroom conipfvtctl against onc another. Senior homeroom 6's Magnolia Manor carrictl off two honors: first prizc for originality, lneauty, anrl economy: :mtl for not- ting the highest profit. Junior homeroom 8A's The Conf-ral Store won second prize. anal homoroonis 9, 5, anfl 4 tietl for thirtl placc honors with their hooths: Little Las Vegas. Flowf-r Shop. antl Parcel Post. Sl'llllllf',S 1957 carnival was onc ol' which thc faculty anal stutlcnt hotly coultl wcll lic proual.