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

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Golden Bears Crown Basketball Queen Following last year's newly inaugurated cus- tom, Joyce Quinlan, of the senior class, be- came this basketball season's pert queen. A courtly manner and gracious garb were dis- played by our queen, who assumed her duties and reigned over the evening's activities with majestic enthusiasm. Coronation festivities occured at the pep assembly previous to the evening's game with Wiley. Co-captains of the team, Bob Scott and Jim McQuade, conferred royalty upon Queen Joyce. The Key Club, under the capable direc- tion of Mr, Fusco, sponsored this social high- light. Queen ,loyce smiles happily upon her royal subjects. Llgssrx The crowning of our busketlmll queen by Hob Scott and ,lim McQuude highlighted the winter sport season. Mcniln-rs of tht- court -First row: Bob Thompson, Sue llindemzln, Margaret Ury, :intl Jeffery Lew. Second row: ,loc Card, ,lcun Hutlocls, ,luyrc Quinlan, Queeng Margaret Poindexter, Frank Hatcher. 49

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Members of the 1958 graduating 1-lass listen intently to an address by the evening's speaker, Mr. Fred ,I. S4-lloettle, executive of the United States Rubber Co. Graduation Rewards Seniors Graduation symbolizes a vital step to future prosperity. All our many efforts, accomplish- ments, painstaking hours of homework, and even our social activities attain their highest reward on the day we graduate. For many it serves as a stepping stone to further educa- tiong for others it is the beginning of a fruitful career or a happy marriage. Last June Archbishop Schulte graced the graduation ceremonies and gave the seniors a final word of advice and encouraged them to pursue their goals under the church's direc- tion and guidance. As they reveive their diploma. members of the senior rl reverently kiss the Arvlnbisliopl ring. 48

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. .,,. .x.... ,y f 5 we 1.14 2 Q r winning: spirit lll,Lllli'l' uml lllgllvll X l'liIllll'S l'1ll'I'y 'llvrlfs effigy up in 5lll0lxl'. llwv curry Football pirit Due to mysterious circumstances the seniors, first effort to construct a memorable bonfire went up in a premature puff of smoke. How- ever, the whole class rallied to keep an all night vigil around the second unlit bonfire. Symbolizing the strength which prevails in the senior class, the big blaze merely christen- ed the homecoming week. Besides the huge bonfire, gala festivities preceded the victorious game ending the spirited mood of the football season. Capturing the traditional key of victory from Tech only climaxed a previous royal seizure of hearts by our stately queen, Jean Klug, who reigned over the homecoming events. xv' .i ' X ' ff N II'SIlV 1'll1'e-l'ln-alqlr-N llirvrl Srllllllvls :uid fans in 1 Illllilllgl vlll-'el' for virlory.