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

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Gay Ninetiesn review provides refreshing entertainment on Parents' Night J iclt bmhnyclex and Sue Higgins enact the song, Bicycle Built For Two, as Clec lluh memhexs join in lhe chorus. Club Presenting . . . Meeting every occasion with the ap- propriate songs and dances has been only part of the program undertaken by the Glee Club. Blending of voices to produce four-part harmony has been another aim of this active group. Affording amusement on Parents, Night, members of the Glee Club turned the calendar hack to 1890 when they pre- sented a variety of numbers popular in that era. Another outstanding event on their schedule was 'Tis A Great Day , a sparkl- ing presentation which brought smiles to all shamrock wearers, Irish or not. Two scenes from 'Tis A Great Day display the enthusiasm of the lads and lassies while participating in Gaelic style for a St. Patrick's Day celebration.