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

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FTA'ers are: ROW 7, R. Scott, M. King, B Scott, K. King, C. Col- lins, ROW 2, P. Burdick M. Haig, S. Shagley, P Piazza, ROW 3, G Humphrey, 1. Kelley, P Mascari, 1. Muncie ROW 4g S. Newlin, K Gallagher, P. Gullifer M. McDavid, A, Galoi faro, S. Marter. Future teachers hit new heights The aim of the Future Teachers of America is to give interested students an opportunity for involvement. Be- sides becoming aware of the various aspects of teaching, members work with the underprivileged of Dresser. The club held an all school drive to collect art and craft supplies for the children. Some members visited various families in the Dresser area, and helped arrange an Easter party for the Dresser school students. Activities of the FTA'ers included planning an all school assembly, audit- ing classes, and attending area and state conventions. Swing, anyone? says FTA'er B. Scott. 3 . , ' .51 Q . 'iff' ' :gf M, f '- :fb-55, A. A?,,4.,u3X.-,WU , .9 .3 fn 1. .f ig t Q 4 -rf .HQZZQQ , v.,. , . f 71 Q . Ff1.?s:2N

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Club encourages good will At the beginning of the school year, senior boys are given the opportunity to join the St. john Bosco Club. The club is a service organization which strives to instill Christian attitudes in the boys. Their main project this year was getting Christmas trees for the purpose of decorating the Nativity scene in front of school. Approximately fifty senior boys were members of the organization this year which was divided into sections A and B, each electing their own officers. lk Members of the St. john Bosco Club group A are, ROW 1, up M. johnson, D. Scott, H. Winn, B. Simms, B. Boland and j Bell. ROW 2 j. Haley, j. jones, A. Arnold, F. McD.ivid, .ind j Lumaye. ROW 3, M. Drummy, H. Pfister, j. Steiber, j. Peck F. Butwin and j. Higgins. x lk Club members unload the trees for the Nativity scene. Members of the St. john Bosco Club group B are, ROW 7 up, B. Lansaw, S. Holler, R. Verdeyen, M. Marone, j. McDowell, B. Inserra, M. Newport and L. Canal. ROW 2, j. Hardmaen, D. Berry, T. Tuberosa, j. Burdick, M. Rice and S. Nicholas. ROW 3, K. Buck, T. Crowley, D. Bacon, j. Cramer, O. Bevilaqua, D. Thiemann 84 j. Niemeyer. C-J 27

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Lg X' 'fx' .J--'- Speech Club Includes HRS? ROW 1 Pendleton B C tmp e R Sco SLCO ROW I Ladd A Dwyer M Perlgo THIRD RON D Curtrs M Bonnctt I Ptrupuo R Hakecm P Conway C Hikeem E Shtckltc tndl Sulllvm Clubs cultivate the art of communlcatlon Schultes Speech and Debate Club provides the opportunlty to perfect the skulls required for public speak mg To bulld confndence under pres sure, the members compete In widely diverse areas of contest work Proof of thelr abrllty came when some stu dents were accepted as members of the National Forensic League Schulte rs proud to have achieved thus status only three years after the Speech Club was formed Debate members consnst of L Britton, D Curtrs, E Shacklee, R Scott, I Ladd, T Koutsoumpas, P Conway N, , , b II, . ng , ' ND 1 P. KGRDGFJ-kj FOUR,TIPl ROW.l ' o 0 , . . . mn-A l 29