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

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Library Club members are-FIRST ROW: R. Bushur, M. Paton, K. Hall, A. Dwyer, C. Elmerick, F. Bird, G. Bushur, I. Bird, and S. Clotilde, moderator. SECOND ROW: K. Buck, F. Butwin, B. Sims, M. Kerins, C. Kendrick, C. Pauley and C. Hakeem. Service clubs benefit student body Through the Audio-Visual Corps and Library Club, members give up their time for the benefit of other stu- dents. The Audio-Visual Corps obtains slides and films to supplement various classes. Members are given the chance to care for and operate the school's film equipment. L. Higgins waits for the call to duty! Library Club members gain experi- ence by assisting with the duties of the school library. Members also maintain the upkeep of the library by overseeing the borrowing of books. The reliable Audio-Visual Core members are D. McCarthy, L. Hart, D. May, C. Kendrick and L. Higgins. Not pictured are R. Verdeyen, B. lnserra, and D. Hazen.

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Newspaper focuses student activities , ytxftyw Stl' f 5 his Schultean editor, M. Kreuser and assistant editor, M. Sanders spend after school time to prepare for upcoming issues of the school paper. News editor C. McLean and her assistant M, Haig finish typing Bear Facts for the paper. tNot pictured is hard working business manager Michelle Pabst.l After school hours found the Schultean staff hurriedly striving to meet their ever approaching deadlines. Editors and persist- ant reporters employed their talent to display the spirit of the students in the monthly paper. Since changing publishers, the Schul- tean has received many compliments on the paper's general appearance. Its over- all success is measured by the interest shown when the paper is finally passed out to its avid readers. Getting ready to paste up a dummy are sports editor, B. Shagley and feature editor P. Kaperak. Senior reporters S. Neville and I. jenkins use their ingenuity to write interesting articles. 36

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On the basis of leadership, character, service, and scholarship, the following nineteen seniors were in- ducted into National Honor Society: ROW 1, P. Barthol- ome, E. Bird, H. Borders, C. Collins, C. Sherwood, K. King, D. Butwin. ROW 2g S. Neville, P. Finnerty, C-rimes, M. Williamson, Shagley, P. Kaperak, M. Sanders, M. Pabst. ROW 3: M. Kreuser, R. Scott, F. Mc- David, T. Crowley. Leadership shines through It isn't just technical skill or a pleas- ant personality that puts out a paper or a yearbook, organizes a candy sale, plans a Christmas party for retarded children, or unifies a class. Leader- ship is a potent mixture of originality, initiative, and ambition. Schulte has been blessed with a number of those select people enthusiastic enough to seeajobthrough. Boy's and Crirl's State Representatives D, Thiemann, P. Finnerty, M. Pabst, R, Higgins, and R. Scott bring back new-found knowledge to Schulte. 5 i k , X- A A few leaders of the 1968-1969 school year are P. Kaperak varsity cheerleader, T. Tuberosa, Student Council President, M. Sanders, Senior class secretary, P. Bartholome, MITRE edi- tor, and M. Kreuser, SCHULTEAN editor. 38 ...