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

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I .,.,,, 5 - V- 2 Q E: Q .:?,, :E::,: E 1 my L , E, E fi' 2 1' J J A ' ,It-annie Foulkes. .lan Hivhartls. lVlarianne Morgan. Carole Fur Hanna. and Dolores llurtlirk. varsity 1'ilt'l'l'lt'tltil'l'e. spur our leant on to virtory. ll-team 1-lleerleaulers. lVlargzarvt ltry :mtl Sharon l'i4'lwring, sup- port the lloltlen tfulrs. lin-se at-tive majorettes Ann Iglll'lil0l0llll'.. Suv Liston, Connie l'ulst'ortl. .lunly l,ili5lt'l'- Milf! one-r. and Mary Jam- Smith spark entlmsiasm in Schulte tins. 'pirit 'ears TllI'0llgl1 Cheers In all kinds ol Weather the Golden Bears' cheerleaders Constantly work to make Schulte spirit stronger and unbreakable. Win or lose, their undaunted efforts give a continual example to sports fans. Often this job is discouraging when not support- ed by Schulteans. Throughout the sports season our cheer- leaders perfect their acrobatic' skills and ina- prove old yells and create clever new ones. 61

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M. Members of the B-team-First row: ,lark Wiedlin, Wesley Peik, Earl Shaker, Chip Drew, Mike Evelo, Tom Dermody, John Allen, and Don Wiedlill. Sem-ond row: Walltei' Bart-us, Paul Kelley, Frank Byrne, Don Barnes, Tom Cavanaugh, Dirk Cahill, Glenn Stultz, Bert Thrallx-1, Bill Brooks, Jim MC- Cracken, and Mr. Wertieke, coach. j,',f.',,..A -'A-'- Members of the l'l'0SlHll1ll1 squad-- First row: .lohn Keneipp, Tony Brenllinger, Mike lioy, Ed Lint- zenivh, .lim Mvllormick, Pat Dolan, and Joe Barrett. Second row: Coach Berger, Don Garvin, Bob Voll, Mike Timko, Jim Stewart, Bill Robinson, John Card, Bob Neville, Mike Roecker, and Bill 0'Rear, manager. Members of the Cross-Country team--First row: Coach Berger, John Kovarh, Joe Card, Tim Sheehan, and Bob Valle. Second row: Larry Pesavento, Jeffrey l.ew, Bob Scott, Frank Hatcher, and John Rohan. 60 Individuals Develop Speed During football season a new sport en- tered the highlight at Schulte. The Cross Country team, under the coaching of Mr. Berger, is in its first year of official compe- tition. Members of this new sport consist primarily of basketball players who are not participating in football.

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1 llolb Scull. re-ills-l'. sa-I for llll' l'1'll0llll1l. Spi om- up. sy . . Basketball Begins The 1958-59 edition of the Schulte Golden Bears' basketball team started vehemently by winning eight straight games. The B'ballers opened at Clarksville Providence with a 51-45 victory and then traveled to Brazil where the Red Devils became their next victim as they fell prey to Bob Scott's 27 points. After two triumphs on the road Schulte opened its home season by toying with a scrappy Indianapolis Cathedral quintet, 64-48. Clarence Reedy and Bob Scott paved the con- querors' way. The Bears next traveled to Switz City where they defeated the Tigers, 61-56. Otter Creek couldnt match its previous year's perform- ance and they likewise bowed to Coach Ber- ger's crew, 59-51. The joint victories over Glenn and Scecina, 72-65 and 59-57, respec- tively, gave to the Golden Bears the distinc- tion of being the sixth rated team in the state according to the Associated Press. The new year saw Mr. Berger's five start colecting almost twice as many rebounds and copping a 68-55 victory over Concannon. llzmk llilifllvl' drnvi-s lizlrd lo get out oi rvau-li ot 'I '-ull Xhvrlxing fan-l from lIIlll1'l'll1'illll to ur-I frnc, tilaln-luv fl ll UPIHHHIII Reefly drops in uso inure for the Br-urs. Ulu-r iw--X -' .