Sparta High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sparta, MI)

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JUNIORS The juniors started out the season with the accumulation of money in mind. Through the sale of pop corn, candy, bar-b-cues, coffee, and pop at football and basketball games, we acquired quite a bit. The magazine and bakegood sales were a success also. In November, the class sponsored a high school dance, The name was the Gobbler's Gigglef' On March 25, we presented the Ir. play. Then on May 21, we juniors entertained the seniors with a banquet and the prom afterward. Now we are looking forward to next year when it will be our last year in high school and we will be seniors. 'WTP f N' 'Q' Standing: Mrs. Wenstrom, Advisor: Mr. Gardner, Advisor. Seated: J. Scholten, Vice President: D. Thorson, Secretary: J. Fraleigh, President: J. Topping, Treasurer. 22

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SOPHOMORES Two grand and glorious years are gone but not forgotten. This thought keeps racing through the minds oi the sophomores, and they intend to make the most of the opportunities in the remaining years of high school. The annual class party was presented in Ianuary, having the theme of Buttons and Beau's. Projects of the year were selling Basketball Schedule Pencils, Imprinted Stationery, and bakegood sales. This ended a very happy year and we are looking forward to receiving our class rings and putting on the Ir. Prom. Standing: Mrs. Todd, Advisor: Mr. Humeston, Advisor. Seated: B. Hessel, Vice President: M. Waldherr, Treasurer: L. Klenk, Secretaryg D. Kik, President. 24