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

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FRESHMEN William Thompson Patricia Thoms Michael Timko Judy Trueblood Timothy Tunney Vicki Van Houtin Richard Voll Donald Walker Rita Walken' James Wallace Frances Waskeiveiz Charlene Wenzel Rosemary Williams Rebecca Wilsons Judith Yontz Robert Gresham, Regina Barnes, and Mary Ann Engerl talk over the day! activities after school. 111

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To all those people who contributed through ads, patrons, and boosters, we owe our gratitude and thanks. Without their co- operation this Mitre would not have been a financial possibility. Try as we may, we can't escape the prac- ticalities of life. All man-made articles, es- pecially those of high quality, require a com- mon vital ingredient-money. Even in high school life, advertising holds an important position. It serves us in the same manner it serves the industrial world. Following a regular cycle, publicity-product- profit-improvement and back to advertising again, it benefits both our families and busi- nessmen in a widespread area. The opera- tion of a publications department simulates that of a business. We have a product-ad- vertising space-to sell to businessmen who have something to sell to the public. The man in business receives a profit and we procure funds to make the Mitre a reality. vertisers..