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

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Cheerleaders spark enthusiasm jumping, yelling, screaming-a great way to spend an evening! However, this is exactly the way our cheerleaders spend their Friday nights. We are often amazed at the enthusiasm they project at games and at some of their unique pep sessions, but we aren't always I Varsity cheerleaders B. Shagley, D. Rourke, P. Mascari P. Kaperak, and C. Payne take time out from lamboree cheeringto pose forthe roving cameraman. aware of the hours of practice and brainstorming that their job demands. By their efforts, they seek to unite the school as one huge body. Despite the problems involved, it must be a great satisfaction to instill that spark of spir- it in the students of Schulte. B-team cheerleaders B. jones, M. Christman, A. Galo- faro, S. Shagley, and C. Mancuso show off their skill. Freshman cheerleaders L. Scherer, 1. Seager, M. Cahill, E. lakowczyk and C. Cannon pro- mote spirit in the fresh- man class. r

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