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

Page 70 text:

flmrlvs Alon :mal Mirlmvl Hur- 1, so-nior lIl1llI1IQIPl'S.. slum llwir jllllilbl' llI't'1I01'lFSSOI' Miki- l'epvl'uk the- inlrivula- details involvml in lllc 1- ul' foollmll IIPIHIPIS. .ff Golden Bears Aim To Win Clarence Reedy, hitting 14 out of 19 at- tempts from the field, spearheaded the vic- tory over Rosedale. Scott's 20 points and f'Spike Cahillis 16 markers led Schulte to a 71-41 romp over State High. But against Garfield the Bears' fortune changed as they hit only 17 of 60 in the 50-40 loss. The next two games which ended the reg- ular season resulted in heart-breaking losses for the Bears as they fell to Rockville 55-53 and Vincennes Catholic 69-68 in an overtime. Because of injuries to Bob Thompson, Larry Pesavento, and Clarence Reedy the Bears end- ed the season on a sour note. However, the Schulte Golden Bears throttled Valley 83-43 in the first game of the sectionals. Bob Scott, the city's leading scorer with 350 points, led all shooters with 16 points. It was the end of the campaign for Schulteg for in the late after- noon semifinals, Gerstmeyer sizzled the nets for a 50 per cent shooting average downing Schulte 76-61. l'um-lruling Sn'l1la1rn1un s ilu-fensv Jim Ml'f.,ll2l4ll' final- llw lllilrlx.

Page 69 text:

lr Conrh Berger lrry I'csnv0l1lo. Mika- Cahill. Juv Card, ,lim M4'Qllilllt', Holm FPIIUIIIPSOII Hob Svolt Frank Hatcher, Clarence Re-Pdy Myron Busby, Kenny Jannes, Jeff Leu gan f X X 6 L ix li pl i mv, 1 .r LIIQK- -...ss9 '- xvxnyy

Page 71 text:

John Kovn-h sinks another one lo sr-ore lor the lim-airs. The Junior Varsity, under the helm of lVlr. Varda, compiled a fine record of 14-5. The team which lacked in height, displayed good speed and versatility as everyone was able to play two or more positions adequately. The B- team was a mixture of experience and newness as there was an equal amount of juniors and Mvfforniivk, and lVlf'lIllTt'I'S of tht' li-lean: First ron: Bill Brooks, Paul Kelley. Toni llimllvy. Dirk Cahill, Mike Kulinski, .lov Coda, Tim Sli:-olnni, and ,lolun Alle-n. Second ron: Boll tulle, John Rohan, Lloyd liz, ,Iolin KlDX'ill'll. ,lvrry Loncli N Lll'tilil. Cubs Promise Power sophomores on the club. The Cubs got away to a slow start as they lost their first two games to Brazil and Cathe- dral but finished strongly with seven victories. The team scoring was evenly divided among the first five: Rohan, Kulinski, Valle, MC- Cormick, and Utz. I lxrlt'llllN'l'5 of tin- frm-slnnvn ln-:nn - First ron: Mika' l':-lly. ,lim Sie-xsurl, Iiill Tlloinpson. Mika- Timko, :xml Mike- Rom'1'kn'r. Sn-1-oncl row: Bill Robinson. tflmrli-s Ululx. Hill Sa-rlran, llill l'it'llll'., l rv1i Nation. ,lolln lizlrcl. annl tloawli XV:-rm'ka'.