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

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Frank Hatcher is presented with the lfree-Throw Trophy by Father Bea-1-llom. Bob Scott receives the Fusco Most Valuable Player Award from Mr. Herman Taylor, President of the Booster Club. .lim McQuade receives the Paul Troth Award from Steve 0'Neill. Bob Thompson is presented with the K of C Sportsmanship Award by Doctor John King, Grand Knight of the Knights ol' Columbus. The annual basketball banquet climaxed the end of a 'very successful season for the Golden Bears. Coach Cabby O,Neil1, Ath- letic Director of Jasper High School, en- tertained us on the subject of Basketball In Indiana. The awards were presented by the coaches to the individual players for outstanding work during the season. Teamwork was also displayed by the Booster and Mothers' Clubs who helped make the evening a success. Athletes Reap Rewards Bob lotbes sports mnouncer of WTHI., acting as Master of Ceremonies, introduces guest of the evening. 68

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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'.

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Mike Effner keeps his halting average above 375 with a Sl1lll1'C like this. With mlusl flying and a small while lnall following him, Slvvc U'Neill su-als homo while 1'at4'he1', Lloyd liz, gzuarrls the plate. Strike Three, Youire Gut The Schulte diamondmen, having pounded the hard ground preparing for a long-awaited season, found it a little difficult with a number of last year's lettermen gone. After dropping three of their first four games, the Golden Bears came back with a determined fighting spirit and desire to win. With swinging bats and spikes flying high, they won their first city series game with Garfield. Coach Jim Berger has added a lot of polish to his team. Continuing on the road to victory the Bears are destined to be a threat in this yearis city championship. lVlemhvl's of thi' lvasvhall h'am--- lfirsl rms: .lcrry lVil'C0l'lIlll'li- Larry l-llll0lllilS., ,luhn 'l'hralls, Miko Kulinslxi. .loc Gomla. .lim M1-Crarlwn, lloln Yallc. aml lllxarles Alon, lllilllllgvll Sm-oml row: Coach liergzer.. Don Barnes, Mike i':iilll1'I', Kcn lluvlx, Sieve 0'NuiIl, llonn lfannplwll. ,lohn Kovach, XVallvr liarcus, ,lohu Cf-rlrivk, l.loy1l lllz, anal ,lohn Koller.