Sparta High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sparta, MI)

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Gordon Ostman brought a huge wreath of roses to adorn the ship and left his Fifth Avenue Florist Shoppe in the capable hands of his assistant Gordon Heath. Michgian fruit farmers, Iohnson, Sidlauskas, and McKinney were there looking chipper after a speedy trip from Michigan. In far off Indiana, Alice Herman, w'ife of a Lutheran minister and in Mich- igan, Ioan Shepard, also a happy wife, wait excitedly for details over the radio. Unable to attend are Pat Norton, a physical education teacher in Utah and Merrilynn Bradford, first flutist with the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra. Iames Thomas fTrusty Tomi Lowing, the president of this great country, ordered one of his secretaries, either Cathola Sprague or Dolores Preston, to call Webberville and wish them the best of luck. Wilma Reister of Bell Tele- phone completed the call. Also working at Bell are Doris Couturier and Dar- lene Guiles. The flying suits, having been pressed, are delivered by Bob Falconer, of Baxter's Dry Cleaners. lim White, owner of Collosal Studios of Hollywood sent his most able photographers, Charles Reynolds and Roy Baughan, to take on the spot photos. Maurice Fulkerson doesn't feel the need to go to the event, he has a perfect view as a conservation officer in a nearby mountain station. The name on the ship was painted exclusively by Douglas Helsel, a world famous commercial artist. The take off was successful but the future from this point is uncertain. Walking along the railroad tracks in Montana, George Iacoby hasn't the slightest idea of world events. As we said 98 LV., of the class reached his utmost peak in his chosen life endeavor, here is the other 270 as happy or maybe happier than the successful. -Ena- Class Poem Oh we're the 49'ers So big and brave and bold. Sit back, relax, and prepare yourself. For now our story can be told. In 45 we daringly entered This big high school of wonders. And to our surprise found that we Could do nothing but make foolish blunders. Then came our sophomore year. In which we had lots of fun. For it was then we realized Our life had just begun. Our junior year came with a bang. 4 With our prom standing out so loud. And as we prepared for 49 , We felt just a wee bit proud. As seniors we've completed l3 grades. With something new every year. But as we look around the school, I'm sure we'll hate to leave here. 15

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