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

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The 1968 Schulte Golden Bears are from left to right, ROW 1-I. Haley, F. McDavid, I. Bockhold, S. Nicholas, R. Hum phrey, R. Verdeyen, I. Burdick, D. Scott, H. Winn, S. Hol lar, B. Lansaw, I. Cramer. ROW 2-T. Seprodi, manager, B King, I. Latham, P. Voll, B. Buckner, M. Ciolli, B. Grimes, si Farnsworth, S. Marietta, L. Cecconi, C. Smith, I. Dillon ROW 3-G. Hollar, manager, K. Romoser, D. Carroll, L Hart, D. Blanco, 1. joy, T. Cummins, D. McCormick, I. Villa Varsity wins Wabash Valley title HAPPENING '68 SHS OPP. 40 West Vigo 7 48 Honey Creek 0 13 Gerstmeyer 26 27 Bloomington U. 6 7 Brazil 7 62 Greencastle 0 34 Wiley 7 35 Clinton 13 28 Sullivan 13 The Freshman Football Team, left to right, ROW 7: T. Priester, S. Fields, C. Smith, M. Eisman, M. Stone ROW 2: N. Cummins, I. Newport, P. Walker, 1. Walker, 1. Vaulpert, R. Seprodi, B. Conley, I. Sullivan, D. Callahan, M. joy, D. Seprodi, L. Schuster, G. Kenezivitch, S. Heezen ROW B. Verdeyen, S. Vallely, G. Heezen. ROW 4-S. Brunette B. Scott, D. Eisman, T. Gray, R. Lundstrom, H. Piper, Rl Foli, B. Heck, B. Liebler, S. Wakefield, T. Fischer, 1. Granti ROW 5-D. Shook, M. Egy, B. Haley, manager, M. Flanagan, manager, M. Minger, I. Ciolli. ROW 6-Mr. Ciolli, Defensive Coach, Mr. Fallon, Assistant Coach, Mr. Patti, Backfield Coach, Mr. Effner, B Team Coach, and Mr. Barrett, Head Coach. Schulte opened its season with two back to back victories against West Vigo, and Honey Creek. Featuring an immovable defense and an irresistable offense, the Bears displayed near per- fect execution on each play. But they could not put it all together against Tech, and Schulte paid for it against the Black Cats and lost the home- coming game. The following week, the Bears beat a small but tough Bloomington U. team and after a frustrating tie with Brazil, Schulte reached the high point of the season beating Greencastle. Wiley fans were quieted by the Bear's thrashing of the Red Streaks. The Bears played their final games by crushing Clinton and Sullivan. 3: P. Scott, A. Nclean, I. Dallory, T. Hogan, I. Burdick, P Finnerty, I. Miklozek, I. Pickering, E. Elliot, G. Greene, D Sullivan ROW 4: Coach Hope, G. Weast, D. johnson, 1 Tackett, F. Edwards, 1. LaBrun, G. Grohovsky, D. Minger T. Scheidler, D. Woodley

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Bears cross country men are from left to right: Higgens, not pictured, L. Canal, coached by M. Thiemann, M. Grohovsky, 1. Sullivan, S. Terry Kendall. Grohovsky, S. Oeding, D. jackson, 1. Bell, 1. Bears meet stiff competition Ten minutes and eight seconds is not much time in which to run two miles cross country. In fact, only one person has ever done it for Schulte- Iohn Higgins. This achievement, a cul- mination of four years of outstanding running, came for the Soul Man in a meet at Rea Park. He and jeff Suli- van paced the overlanders to five dual victories against four defeats. Soul Man learns the thrill of winning and the agony of defeat. j. Sullivan races to claim first place ribbon!