Sparta High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sparta, MI)

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'1 -1 -' 1 I sf- was 1 1 1 if a -K ,.,f1qfvA, tn X , v .1 1,11 2 Edited by Senior Class of Spar-ta High SCVWOO' Foreword Om' school with its friendly walls holds fond memories of happy hours, cherished friendships, serious endeavor and lasting achievement. We, the last class to graduate hom the old building, are happy to com- plete our courses within these walls where we entered four years ago, for there is a spirit and a tradition that lingers and permeates each nook and comer. We feel that we have helped to establish mme firmly everything for which our school stands. We hope that the highest traditions of all the schools will become the common heritage of the new one. It is with this fhought that we give to you, our successors, the passport to the future. The dedication of this Annual is of unique significance. This, the thirty-Silfth edition of the Spartan , pays tribute to an educator who has devoted thirty-six years to the cause of public education and to the education of thousands of school children in the state of Michigan To have spent thirty-six years in this profession, first as a high school principal and then as a superinten- dent, and to have served well in this capacity, requires a person of integrity, of loyalty, and of devotion. Mr. Del-Iart has impressed those whom he has served as a man of these qualities. Mr. DeHart, we, the graduating class of 1959, consider it a privilege to dedicate this, the thirty-sixth Spartan Annual to you, our friend and educator upon the completion of this, your thirty-sixth year of profes- sional service to the public schools in Michigan. We hope that you may enjoy good health and gratifying re- wards as you continue to meet the challenges in your profession. The Senior Class of 1959 Superintendent? Message To the Class of 1959 At commencement time 1959 you will hear something like this, We have come again to that part of the school year which is looked forward to with much anticipation on the part of studems and faculty members. The above, of course, could well be the beginning of the diploma presentation. Yes, it is an important event, lt is the beginning, but at the same time, it marks the end of another certain period in your life. Yoimg people, you will find that life is truly a series of beginnings and endings. So long as you are acwrs on the stage of life you will find your- self playing at the last showing of one play only to start rehearsals for the next. There will always be some unfinished tasks for you. Keep that undefeated spirit which is within the heart of every liberty-loving individual and keep the faith which the fathers before you had in democracy, that we may emerge into a new age with all the righ1s and privileges that should be accorded to men and women with a heritage of ideals and freedom. It is my sincere wish that during your short stay at Sparta Area Schools you have accumu- lated the wisdom and spirit to live today with your fullest eEort--because today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. Out of your todays you build your own reccrd. We feel certain that that record is going to be a good one. Sincerely, .7sK0,,1,f PrincipaI's Message I Fa' most teachers and students, gaduatlon is a time of mixed emotions, A tinge of regret may come when we realize that the unusual talents, skills, and abilities of some students will no longer be playing a part in the life of our school. 'I'here is always pride in goals attained, satisfaction with achievements made, and the excitement of special events and ceremonies. For many studenis, perhaps for the Brst time, the questlon What comes after graduation? refuses to go unanswered any longs, and brings with it a host of related thoughts. Even after deciding what comse to follow, misgivingsand doubts creep in, demanding attention. Be of good cheer! You will find that regardless of where the funn-e may take you, be it college, factory, ocEBce, a home ocf your own or the armed forces, the basic rules of the game remain unchanged. You will make or lose friends, be praised or criticized, succeed ca' fail, and be happy or sad for the same old reasons you have known or should lmve learned during your school life. If you still havenlt learned them-start now. Good Luck. Sincerely, James Gardner a 1, I ggf- 4 gnu a K I in Q 1 . W , ...,, 1 V, ,, Q I , ,.,,. . '12 2 SIJV ,sip L Q ,f,,.h,, ig f fwff52 'lL5Lf m QT ww: Svyhi f ' W ML ,, 3433? Q W, N vi-,A 9 if :W w.,g 31W .e 1 1, ,. - A ' 3 X M, far W 5 ff . 9 5 School Song Alma Mater Sparta on to victory, let them hear our story O, Alma Mate, glorious Sparta spirits conquer, go out and win this game. Forever more victorious RAH! RAHl RAH! We pledge to thee Bring the victory back tonight Undying faith and Loyalty. Do it for the blue and white O. may your wisdom guide us May our colors ever fly Forever stand beside us For the dear old Sparta High. Through all our lives We pledge devoted faith in thee Class Flower Pi.nkCarnation C Ia ss M otto May we look forward with pleasure and backward with no regret. Senior Class Cfficers Left to right: Mike Anderson, treasurer, Jan VanAntwerp, president, Elizabeth Wollmartz, secretary, Jim vice-pesident, Mr. Davis and Miss Rie, class advisors. With the senior trip in mind, we began to work on our money-making projects early in the year. In October, we started selling doughnuts at noon and after school. On November 11, 1958, the Seniors presented their play, The little Dog Laughed. Mis Maxine Garland directed the play and Joyce Keas was the student director. A large crowd attended the Chili Supper in December at the Civic Center. Some of the mothers, directed by Mrs. Claude Bailey, prepared the delicious chili. To help increase our bank account, we sold canned candy and sweaishirts with the Spartan emblem. Om' high school years are now past histcry, and we anticipate the climax of our ' years together, the senior trip to New York. Steve Goodfellow, Margaret Bailey, Karen Feichtenhiner, Wayne Kober, Sandy Wiersma, and loren Roberts represented the Seniors in the Senate. 9 Taylor, THOMAS ALT wrornn F,F,A, 1 2 3 V-Pres. 4 V-Pres. MICHAEL ANDERSON HNI-ike u Class Treas. 1 2 3 4 TYROTARS 3 4 Mr. Citizen 4 JETS 3 Chcrus 2 3 4 Football 1 3V 4V Varsity Club 4 Annual Staff 4 TONI ALIEN uTessieu Chcrus 1 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Future Teachers 4 Pres. Sr, Play BARBARA BABCOCK CHARLOTTE ALT Sherrie Chorus 1 2 3 4 MARGARET BAILEY l!Barbiell HMaggyu Senate 1 2 3 treas. 4 treas. Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Echo Staff 2 3 4 co-editor Annual Staff 4 Triple Tones 3 4 Monita' 2 4 jr. G Sr. Play 10 MARIORIE ANDERSON Marge Cheerleading 1 2V 3V 4V Chorus 1 2 3 4 Triple Tones 4 Nmses Club 2 3 Treas 4 Pres! Jr. S Sr. Plays Annual SmH 4 Class Sec. 1 Monitor 2 3 THEODORE ANDERSON Ted Ba.nd1234 BasebaJl34 VIRGINIA BEUSCHEL KENNETH BIANCHARD llcennyli IlKenll F, H.A. 1 2 3 4 Transferred from Suttons Monitor 4 Bay Basketball 1 2 f 3 CAROL BRISTOL upqrkyu F,H,A. 1 2 3 4 ChOI'l-IS 2 3 4 Monita: 4 JoYc1z CHAPMAN -'Poke' Chorus 1 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 3 JON CHA ss Fmitbife Annual Staff 4 Chorus 4 F,F.A, 3 4 el 5 XR, NANCY CHASE Nano Chorus1234 SHIRLEY CARRIER uDoPeyu Library 3 4 Future Teachers 4 Monitor 2 RONALD CHAPMAN uRonu or llRayN Football 1 2 3V 4V Basketball 2 3V 4V Baseball 4 Basketball Manager 1 Baseball Manager 1 Track Manager 2 Varsity Club 4 JUDY CONRAN choms 1 2 3 4 QMTTDME HQM Chcrus1234 HOWARD CIARK nHowien Band 1 2 3 LUIA CIARK llcwde ll Transferred from Godwin Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 BONNIE DAYTON CHARLENE DENHOF uc har vs Chorus1234 F,H,A, 1 2 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Monita' 1 4 C1a.ss Sec. 2 3 Annual Editor 4 12 SANDRA COOPER usandyn F.H.A.12 Chorusl 2 3 4 MICHAEL DAVID Moose Football 1 Basketball 1 2 sv 4V varsity Club 4 TYROTARS 3 4 Monitor 4 2 CAROLYN DEWEY Chorus 1 2 3 4 DARLENE DOMBROSKI nDar1ingu Chorus 2 3 4 Band2 3 4 Sr.P1a.y F.H.A. 1 2 sec. 3 LESLIE DENHOF JAMES DE VOOGD nLesn uvjimuu or nyogiu Libx-a.ry2 34 -we-uunvvuvvllll? I A MARLYN DOREN CAROLYN DORMAN ,,MaI,ty., ucareu Chorus 1 2 3 4 Trandened from Band 3 4 Marion Basketball 3 Basketball 3 4 Charus3 4 PAUL DE YOUNG Stretch Chorus 1 2 3 JETS 3 4 treas. Jr, G Sr. Play TYROTARS 4 Monitor 3 4 Annual Staff 4 JAMES Doon HM-ell! Football 1V 2V 3V 4V Baseball 1 2V 3V 4V Chorus 4 TYROTARS 3 4 Varsity Club 4 Sr. Play King 4 KAREN FRANK Echo Staff 1 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Triple Tones 4 Nurses Club 3 4 Sec RUTH ANN GILLETT Ruthie Jr. Play Cheerleading 1 2 3V 4V Triple Tones 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 PHILIP FAHLING KAREN FEICHTENBINER Phil Josh Football 4V Annual Staff 4 Baseball 3V 4V Class President 1 Basketball 1 2V 3V 4V Co-Captain Echo StaE 1 Senate 2, 3V-Pres. 4-Pres. Monitor 1 2 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Triple Tones 4 Jr. and Sr, Play PATRIC IA GORDON BONNIE GROENDYK upatll nBonu Chorus 1 2 3 F,H.A,1 2 Chorusl 2 3 4 JANET FRICK n Shortyu Chd'us234 STEVEN GOODFELLOW Steve Class Pres. 3 Varsity Club 4V-Pres. Football 1 2 3V 4V Track 3V 4V Jr, Play TYROTARS 3 4-Pres Senate 1 2 3 4 PHILIP HOGAN llphilll JETS4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Tennisl 2 GARY HOSMER HI.Iosll JOSEPH HAMACHER DEAN HOAG lltloell Chorus 4 EDWARD INGERSOLL JERRY JQHNSON Skeeter JETS 2 3 4 JUDY HoP.N1NG HDOCII Transferred B-om Creston Horizon Club 1 2 3 Future Teachers 1 2 Chorus 1 2 DONALD INGERSOLL IlDonll ,f DAVID KELLER Dave Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Sr. Play Annual Staff 4 Monitor 4 RUTH ANN KENT F. H.A. 1 Monitor 4 JOYCE IGLAS llJ'uicyll Basketball 2V 3V 4V co-captain Class V-Pres. 2 Annual Sizff 4 F,I-LA. 1 2 3-Treas. Chorus 1 2 3 4 Jr. and Sr. Play Monita' 4 Future Teachers 4 Miss Citizen 4 DAR award 4 HAROLD KEECH Chorus 2 3 Track 2V 3V WAYNE KOBER Senate 3 4 Baseball 3V 4V Basketball Manager 2V 3V F, F.A, 2-Tres. Library 3 4 Annual Stiff 4 TYROTARS 3 4 RANDALL LITTLE Randy Baseball 1 JOHN KELLEY Football 1 2V 3V Basketball 1 2 3V GEORGIA KOBER Tudder Band1234 Chorus1234 Basketball 2V 3V 4 Annual Staff 4 Jr. and Sr. Play ,vui- SONIA LOCKARD Hsophiell Chorus 1 2 3 4 Monita: 2 Annual Staff 4 JAMES LYALS lllm ll Football 1 2 3V 4V Baseball 1 2 4V Jr and Sr, Play Varsity Club 4 Chcrus 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff-1 Monita' 1 LORETTA LIVEZEY nRustyn Chorus 1 2 pianist 3 Band 4 Jr. and Sr. Play Triple Tones Nurses Club 2V-Pres. 3 '4n'e3-Sl Annual Staff 4 DOUGLAS LXKARD uDougu THEODORE MAYNARD PATRICK MCCARTHY Ted G' Sledge Pat Baseball 1 DORIS ANN LUNDQUIST F.H,A.123 Ch0rus1234 RICHARD MAYCROFT llDickIl Football 1 2 3V 4V Basketball 2 3V 4V Tennis 1V 2V 3V 4V Valsity Club 4 Senate 1 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 BEATRICE MOODY llBeaYI Chcrus 3 4 Future Teachers 4 Jr. G Sr, Play Annual Staff 4 Echo Staff 4 KATHLEEN MUTCHLER Kathie or Reckless Chorus 1 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 4 SARA JUNE MCMULLEN ROGER MONTGOMERY HRogIl Chorus 1 2 3 4 Triple Tones 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 F.H.A. 1 2 Monitor 4 JERRY NORTON R JON PHQE Band 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 X BRUCE MOORE Bruiser TYROTARS 3 4 JETS 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 GARY NICKOLAI Chorus 3 LORNA PRESTON ulgrnen Chorus 2 3 4 F.H.A. 1 2 3 4 Future Teachers4 WILLIAM RAAF uchinyu F.F,A. 1 2 3 4sec PATRICIA RYAN upatn Chorus 1 4 Band 1 F,I-LA. 1 Basketball 1 MARILYN SCHWANDER IIM-ike ll H'ExW I vf LOREN ROBERTS Chmus 1 2 4 Football 2 3V 4V Vanity Club 4 Senate 4 Tyrotars 3 4 Sec-Tres. JACK ROGERS cha-new Chorus 1 4 Footbal14V Band 1 2 3 4 DOUGLAS SMMONS uljougu or vvsimlv Football 1 Basketball 1 3V 4V Tennis 1V 2V 3V 4V Churus 1 2 3 4 Vagxsity Club 4 NANCY SIZEMORE llNan ll SANDRA SCI-DVLID Hschmidyu F.H.A.12 Chom'us1234 EUGENE SIDLAUSKAS ucenen or llsidll Football 1 2 3V 4V Track 3V 4V F.F.A. 1 2 3 4 3 K ,il T NANCY SZUBINSKI Nano JAN VAN ANTWERP Chcrus 1 2 3 4 Sr, Play Monitor 1 4 Asst. Annual Editor 4 Class V-Pres. 1 3 Class Pres. 4 TYROTARS 3 4 Varsity Club 4 Treas. Tennis 2V 3V 4V Basketball Manager 1 Baseball Manager 1 JEAN SLAQEL JOAN SLAGEL llJ'on-ill Chorus 2 t F.I-LA-1 2 3 4 Mon.1tor4 Basketball 3V 4V F. H.A. 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 JACK WALKER Tennis 1V 2V Football 4V Band 1 Chorus 4 SANDRA WERSMA u Sandyn Basketball 1V 2V 4V Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Triple Tones 1 2 3 4 Ir. and Sr. Play Class Pres. 2 Senate 4 JIM TAYLOR llTearll Transferred from Grant Football 1 2V 3V 4V Track 1 2 3V 4V DALE VAN DERMEER Chorus 1 2 3 4 Triple Tones 4 Jr. and Sr, Play Nurses Club 3 4V, Pres. ELIZABETH WOLLMARTZ Liz JENNY WooD Chorus 2, 3, 4 jr. 8 Sr. Plays Monitor 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Jr. Play Secretary 4 To p Ten Honors Back row: Bruce Moore, Shirley Carrier, Liz Wollmarizg Sandy Wiersmag Nancy Chase, Ed Ingersoll. Front row: joan Slagel, Valedictoriang Bea Moody, Joyce Keas, Salutatoriang Margaret Bailey Seniors In Kindergarten First Row: J. VanAntwerp, C. Frank, ? S. Carrier, I. Mourer, S. Wiersma, P. Ryan, R. Gillett, J, Conran, K. Frank, D, Sinnnons, and I. iyals. SecondRow: G. Redding, C. Dewey, ?, L. Ridgely, S. Lockard, K, Mutchler, ?, J, Brooks, D, VanderMeer, C. Denhof, ?, C. Dorman, ?, Third Row: I. Black, E. Shangles, P, DeYoung, T. Anderson, ?, R. Montgomery, P, Dufort, J, DeVoogd, ?, ?, ?, ?, R, Abbott, and D. Keller. Fourth Row: D. Pinckney, R. Chapman, M. Anderson, J, Rogers, ?, G. Hosmer, and H. Crowley. Seniors Now First Row: I. Van.Antwerp, S. Carrier, S. Wiersma., P. Ryan, R. Gillett, I. Conran, K. Fragnk, D. Simmons, and Jo Lyako SecondRow': K. Feichtenbiner, S. Lock:-1rd, K. Mutchler, D. VanderMeer, C, Denhof, and C, Dorman. Third Row: E, Shangles, P. DeYoung, T. Andason, R. Montgomery, I. DeVoogd, M. David, L. Denhof, and D. Keller Fourth Row: D. Pinckney, R. Chapman, M. Anderson, J. Rogers, D. Maycroft, and G. Hosmer 23 Class Will We, the Class of 1959, hereby bequeath me following: TONI ALLEN-My clmir in band to my sister. CHARLOTTE ALT-.All my ex-boyfriends except the ones that are married to Jayne Preston. THOMAS ALT-My seat in Ag to my cousin, Tom. MARJORIE ANDERSON-My little sister, Nancy, to the 1964 cheerleading squad. MICHAEL ANDERSON-My job at Reed's to Dale Pitchure. THEODORE ANDERSON-My height to Zingle Dingle. BARBARA BABCOCK-My faithfulness to my boyfriend for 14 months to Charlene Toner. MARGARET BAILEY-My ability to drop typewriters in Journalism to Judy Day and Sandy Allen. VIRGINIA BEUSCHELL-My quietness to Judy Day. KENNETH BIANCHARD-My Ford to Jim wood. CAROL BRISTOL-My cherry pie to Rush Ring and Gcrdy Couturier. SHIRLEY CARRIER-My seat in solid geometry to anyone that wants it. JOYCE CHAPMAN-My shortness to Bette Scheneman. RONALD CHAPMAN-My fifteen yard penalties to Dave Mutchler. JON CHASE-My '54 Chevy to Joe Zimmer. NANCY CHASE--All my telephone conversations with a certain boy to Kathy Allen. HOWARD CIARK-My government book to John Davenport. LULA CLARK-My fli.rl'at.ious ventures to Doug Lee. JUDY CONRAN-My ability to go steady to my sister, Susan. SANDRA COOPER-My short hair to my sister, Joyce. KENNETH DAME-My '50 Ford to Tom Schwander. MICHAEL DAVID-My ability in basketball to Dave Andrus. BONNIE DAYTON-My ability to enjoy art class as much as I have to anyone who likes to draw. Cl-IARLENE DENHOF-My job as Editor of the annual to anyone who is willing to accept the responsibilities. LESLIE DENHOF-My government book to James May. JAMES DEVOOGD-My apple polishing ability, given to me last year by Mix Burgett, to Pete Wolters. CAROLYN DEWEY-My long hair to Janet B1-cols. GORDON DEYOUNG-My marks to anyone that can't do better. DARLENE DOMBROSKI-All my good 1imes in high school to anyone who enjoyes fun. JAMES DOOD-My ability in baseball to take laps, to Pete Wolters. MARLYN DOREN-My ability to play the cimbals to anyone who has enough strength to hold them up. CAROLYN DORMAN-My '47 Chevy in anyone who can drive a hi-powered vehicle. PHIIJP FAHLING-My solid geometry book to Ellie Kober. KAREN FEICHTENBINER-My parts in the Jr. G Sr. Play to Judy Day. KAREN FRANK--My ability to cheerlead to Cathy. JANET FRICK-My books to my brother and sister so that they may study. RUTH ANN GILLETT-My freckles to Sue Bockman. STEVEN GOODFELLOW-My seat in the front row in physics class to anyone with sensitive ears. PATRICLA GORDON-My long hair to my sister, Nancy. BONNIE GROENDYK-Goldiebelle, our giant dog, to Jayne Preston. JOSEPH HAMACHER-The good luck and happiness that I have had in high school to the undemlassmen. DFAN HOAG-My 4H drawing pencil to Neil Wcrlcman. Pl-lILlP HOGAN-My crooked T-square to Terry Allen. JUDY HORNING-My seat in government to Enid Klein. GARY HOSMER-My bowling ability to Jim Nelson. DONALD INGERSOLL-My government book to Iarry Welch. EDWARD INGERSOLL-My Car to Nelson Rockefeller. Class Will JERRY JOHNSON-My Hot Rod to the Night Raiders. JOYCE KEAS-The nickname Juicy to anyone who will have it. HAROLD KEECH-All my troubles with girls to Dennis komley. DAVID KELLER-My warn out old saxaphone and first chair to Darlene Reister. RUTI-IANN KENT-My ' : magazines to my sister. GEORGIA KOBER-My piccolo to Nancy Klein. WAYNE KOBER-My perfect attendance record in school to anyone who doesn't like school. RANDALL LITTLE-My car to Kenny Little. LORETTA LIVEZEY-The color of my hair fredj to Art Simmons. DOUGLAS LOCKARD-My English Lit. book to Hugh Leach. SONJA LOCKARD-My position as typist on the annual staff to anyone with a sharp eraser. DORIS ANN LUNDQUIST-My gov't book to some poor junior. JAMES LYALS-Honra' of being chosen neatest boy to Bentley Blaclcmer. RICHARD MAYCROFT-My number one singles position on the tennis team to Art or fingers. THEODORE MAYNARD-My trusty Cushman to Ten'y Allen. May he ride it in good health. PATRICK McCARTHY-My physique to Gary Nequist. SARA JUNE McMULLEN-My singing ability to Janet Brooks. ROGER MON TGOMERY-My weight to Dave Andrus. BEATRICE MOODY-My frm in the Jr. S Sr. Play to future actors and actresses, BRUCE MOORE-The long geometry assdgnmenis to some poor jxmiorr. KATHLEZN MUTCHLER- Essey QMy Simcaj to anyone with a strong stomach, and who liloes to shift gears. GARY NICKOLAI-My motorcycle to Dave Andrus. JON PIKE-My curly hair to Janet Patterson. DOUGLAS PINCKNEY-My solid geometry book to some unsuspecting jimior. DOLORES POPE-My three years of cheerleading to my sistu, Beverly. LORNA PRESTON-Locker 13 to Sharlene Barclay and Carol Dykstra. BETTY RAAP-My title as class giggles to Carol Beuschel. WILLIAM RAAP-My seat in ag to anybody who wants if. RONALD RAPER--My ability to my awake in Ag class to Don Hamacher. JAMES RITZENHEIN--My football ability to Dave Mutchler. LOREN ROBERTS-My seat in the Senate to Bill Plank. JACK ROGERS-One dozen tires to Gary Ralph Johnson. PATRICIA RYAN-My good times in the V. M.A. 's to I. Brooks, J. Colvin, and E. Dekker. SANDY SCHMID-My long hair to Nancy Dinkel. MARILYN SCI-IWANDER-My books to my brother so that he may study harder. EARL SI-IANGLE-My football ability to the next halfbaok at Sparta. EUGENE SIDLAUSKAS-My title, Big Gene, to my fellow Sportsman, Gene lampson. DOUGLAS SIMMONS- CrawHsh to George Kleibl-Ish. NANCY SIZEMORE-My gov't book to my sister, Sharon. JEAN SIAGEL-My ability to enjoy away games to Doris Terrill and Janice Slagel. JOAN SIAGEL-My English Lit. book to anyone who understands Greek. NANCY SZUBINSKI-My nailpolish to Beulah Richards. JAMES TAYLOR-My position as left-half on the football team to Bentley Blacluner. JAN VANANTWERP-My Physics book to Barney Herron. DALE VANDERMEER-Something for Himnans to Barb, Paula, and Sue. JOHN WALKER-My poor marks to any Freshman. SANDRA WIERSMA-My curly red hair to my sister, Judy. ELEABETH WOLLMARTZ--My Neatest girl title to Sharon Reister. JENNY WOOD-My black hair to Ruth Ann Van Oeffelen. MOCK ELECTION ll, 5 55 Y X H .X F. X S4 SCH0o4 s -so A f X 0 5 4 Z I 'NEA1-asv nov 1-GIRLv F A ,X Vlm LYHLS +LlZ WOLLMHRTZ Q. cuss cucouzsx' BETTY Ren? MHRGE ANDERSON :W i THLETESW ..3.ild. -v cuss 838831 MUSCIHN MIRGRRET BINLEY LOREN ROBERTS Ju, .H f 'f Hqm r xx clLLETT CUTEST COUPLE RUTH ANN O 9 o 0 xg IW if f fu 5 13 2 . AA ' ' A ' 1 ZW! A A L 'I ,lrf IX 1K1fEU-guf5f- I Y Y X J.n!,,'f1'- 2 'cas v -Gomc' DICK MHYCRUFT ACTRESS ACTOR DALE VHNDERMEEK + PAUL DE YOUNG- inn X il: ,V X TIM I CHHRLOTTE DODD ,M X ALT HANDS amz Bev + HATTRRCTIVE cam. 3Es'T Tl?-EN aff' ff STEVE Gooor aLLow X l,I Mos-r mooss 1' mos 'r ADIMRED Q x BOY 1' GIRLX NIKE DEE POPE MIKE PHVID g ANDERSON ,- it fl - TV f 1: X 7 ,' , if y 9 Q J Q KX -1 I L ff I 1 I.. ,- NYSE i Kaftan FRRNK Psssmss-r + OPTIIYIIST0 x CLASS N can--uP N, DOUG SIMMGNS 'SLI mn.+mass. C.0NGENHNL.D TYn Javce xzns + 'JAN vnu AN'rwERP Ill! . 5,9 AW' ,, BERTRICE MOOD? I Q' s S5 sauce moo R E -ix-1 4 -RK. X Junior Class Officers Top Row: Mr. H. Foster, advisorg Lynn Haas, secretaryg Barney Herron, president. Bottom Row: Mis. G. Buth, advisorg Sue Siegel, vice-presidentg Nancy Boros, treasurer. The Jimiors have been very busy this past year with projects such as the con- cesion stand at the football games and selling personalized stationery. In March they presented the Junior play, Aunt Cathy's Cat, directed by Miss Wilson. Blue Hawaii was the theme for the junior-Senior Banquet and Prom which took place in Jime. The students who represent the class as members of the Senate are David Andrus, Terry Averill, Gordon Couturier, Ruth Arm VanOe'ffelen, and Pete Wolters 32 K Jacklyn Alexander Terry Allen Althea Anderson Arlene Anderson Edward Anderson David Andrus Joim Armock Theresa Averill Sharlene Barclay Marcia Barnum Carol Beuschel Estella Bitely Marvin Carpenter Robert Carpenter Russell Clay Janice Colvin Paul Cook Gordon Couturier Kenneth Cross John Davenport Judy Day Donald Deems Evelyn Dekker Larry DeVos Junior Class Q is is , n oiii eaakan,od,o c A A e Eng A Q Q 8, Q - X , D. 'E' ii A '. in i' ,, ' 9 Eij :1.,1 K ' .LX BRACE - LANE AGENCY 77 E. Division Ph. TU -80401 33 ., Hg ' .4 Margaret Blaauw Susan Bockman Patricia Bogue Nancy Boros Richard Boylan Chloe Bradford Dennis Bromley Janet Brooks Diane Brown Kathleen Brown Marilyn Bull James Carboneau 45 U ' is yi W' K sr , :: .. Barney Herron Annette Hersey Robert Hicks Sally Hill Lois Hudson Marcia Jaskewicz Judith Jenlcins Gary Johnson Alice Kaufman George Kleibusch Enid Klein Cherye Kober . E X, sg - iam E ,Jr 'L 1 L if via as A fc ,,x 0 .:.:. aww 4 is Francis Driscoll John Elve Gail Erbes Carol Fodor Cathy Frank Kenneth Frick James Fryear Barbara Guiles Jerry Gunneson Lynn Haas Donald Hamacher Sandy Heath Ellis Kober Hugh Leach Douglas Lee Russell Lewis Barbara Longcore Donald Manning John Martin Judith Martin James May Susan McCracken Ruth Ann McCune Jeanette McGrady David Mutchler Janice Nelson Gail Nickolai john Nieboer Stephen Ockaskis Barbara Patterson Janet Patterson Dale Pitchure William Plan.k Wayne Platt La.rry Porter Ralph Radeck .e:f, Susan Siegel Allen Simmons Raymond Simons Sherry Sobotta Carolyn Stark Ronald Stein Ronald Teesdale Carolyn Tompkins Judy Tungett Joyce VanSplintner Tharon Waite Ruth Ann VanOeffelen aft 8 A 5 Y Q iifxk X 1 M b y 14 S X Q ar 4 c - Q. gi .. N. i , A CB S Q N- Xf Darlene Reister Sharon Reister Beulah Richards Rush Ring Patricia Ritzenhein Edward Ryan Lillian Schaefer Bette Scheneman Janice Schmidt Daniel Schneider Joseph Schroeder Thomas Schwander RALPH TAYLOR8z SON 865 12 Mile Road Ph. TU-73711 35 3 ZAI b Barbara Warner A . - Pamela Weston Q? ' ,A EA., l' Patricia Whitcome 3 ,, ,. f- Bonnie Wilk ik W' Robert Willis K : joy Wilson H A -E A M uizv 3 1 ' L 3 Pete Wolters K W, 1 P- 'Q ,QQ fm V... af. 2 ,,,.,,, F' r . EVe1Yf1 W001W0ffh A -Q , 'X 1,15 'fi ' Ii, AN ij fi '-,' ,ef-5: ' H 1 A Mildred Woolworth -. 'N 'fig ' L '., '- f .2 , in -2 '1-' -.,' James Wright 1 : ' ' ' 'ef f . bbl x V- ':, Q' '- ' r I L Joseph Zimmer ' fi , V -K 'ai in Marvin Zwghuizen CANIERA SHY joseph Schwartz Y 5. IQ: A N wr These Juniors are diligently making plans for the junior-Senior Banquet and Prom which takes place in June. 36 Sophomore Class Officers Left to right: Max Coalter, presidentg Dick Leach, tmeasurerg Mr. Hombrook, adviserg Barb VanderMeer, sec retaryg Marcia Van Oeffelen, vice-presidentg Miss Lapham, adviser. Members of the sophomore class became salesmen as they started their sophomore year with a magazine sale followed by a baked goods sale. The year was topped off with the annual spring dance entitled Moonlight and Roses. Sophomore Senate members are Paula Lundquist, Colleen Smigiel, Nancy Dinkel, and Michael Caine. Jack Buege Michael Caine Sherman Cam bell P Clayton Carlson Evelyn Carpenter Michael Carpenter John Carroll Carl Chapman Judy Chapman Max Coalter Carol Collins Karen Cook -A ' ., H , 1 Sophomore Class Roger Alberts Kathleen Allen Sandra Allen Phyllis Allred Thomas Alt Mary Aungst jerry Austin Robert Bennett Ellen Bitely Roberta Black Bentley Blackmer Berdella Brown xx A - ., ,... ' ' ' ,Ei . W N -if f: 2 '-N ,gs , ' is W ' XX X J A - in we ::.Q. . hm .. W , A. X .f l 5 K -sl Joyce Cooper Thomas Crawford Terry Crouch Gail Crystal Jack Davis Nancy Dinkel Carol Dykstra Ronda Emmorey Lyle Empie Lois Fredenbiug Charlene Gillett Ruth Ann Gobert Reo Gonyer James Gorby Nancy Gordon Carolyn Grice Roger Gunneson Douglas Hardy James Harmon Danny Hepinsmll Ronald Hiler David HoHmeyer Carol Ho11z1ander Charles Holtzlander '55 , A . :xx . ,,,, - I 1, L . . I of v . ggy j ...,. 725' ,,,, -.., A rw 'Y Q, sffaa uaa ofimi aura footy 5 Ax :E ,A V. I- . .. I K X i 1. M Q Q I :-' ' 4 zk- f it if , 5' , -2 . f 2 ,ji 5 X. I . S I hah-N' I ',,- X K: .ssl S , in 1 ,KE ...., as 'ye yt U : f A,,. , I. Q , M 1 .. My bxxl W, I 1 X- -5: as :V x 5 I 'ef Su- Andrew Hubert Mark Hudson Robert Hug David Ingersoll Linda Irish Allen King Gerald Kingsbury William Knock Robert Korreck La Donna Kulzli Eugene Lambson Richard Leach Kenneth Little E Julia Lonscofe a . Jack Lovell :,,' t Particia Lundquist , Paula Lundqujst I john May :,, is :. -Q, axsgjy av' osa: , Richard Mc Cready A I A V Robert Mc Cready - Q. Norman Monsma 'Z y a M ,X , James Montgomery 1. t'bV , Q A Marilyn Moore ' f '-'ff James Nelson ,QZZG I ig.: I I --.::,. I ka I u-. R '1 S, 7 ...f uv Q If za' 'G ofa, Digby l yy M.,- ragga A I Q- l a WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 142 E. Division Ph. TU-71311 39 X 5 If 'I 2 5 A Q 3 .. , -5 is as 'S '-,. Lawrence Reister Carolyn Reiss Gayle Ring Gayle Robinson Marilyn Rogers Mary Ann Rood Judy Russell Sharon Saur Kaye Schafer Richard Seibold James Shook William Shue ag Q if lp rf , I IIAV I Y V gn 2 A D W S J ' L- noo,.e'o it Q 40 Gary Nequist James Norton Jenny Parmeter Nancy Passmore Pat Passmore John Patterson Karen Pearl Kenneth Piell Patricia Pike David Preston Jayne Preston Karen Proctor .. -:sf :' 9 in WI. i - y X . - Arthur Simmons Richard Simons Sharon Sizemcre Janice Skutt Colleen Smigiel David Stein Janice Tawney Roger Tawney Jo Ann Telder Norman Usher Barbara Vander Meer Sharon Vander Meer Marcia. Van Oeffe len jack Van Splinter Janet Vogcl Larry Welch Keith Wells Sandra Wells Charlene Williams Rita Williams Darrell Wilson Karen Wohlferd Caro lyn Wood Jim Wood Bette Zahn Kenneth Zarbeck CAMERA SHY Dennis Twichell Judith Cummings V t -f:' .:- 1. l ggi ,1 K A The annual money-making project of the Sophomores is a dance held in the spring WOLF'S DRUG STORE 126 E. Division Ph. TU-71891 wi in S f a gt xxx 1 k 1 as Q' Freshmen Off to a Start Stuart Goodfellow, Presidentg Jim chase, Vice-Presidentg Linda Platt, Secretaryg Kathy Thome, Treasurerg Miss Wilson and Mr, Fitch, Clam Advisors The citizens of Sparta found great comicrt in the Spartan cushions that the freshman class sold several weeks during the school year, Another clas project was their selling of candy. Marilyn Humeston, Sandy Anderson, and Nancy Klein represent their class as members of the Senate. 42 1:,. . N Kelley Allen Charles Anderson Cheryl Anderson Earl Anderson Marcia Anderson Sandra Anderson Virginia Anderson Charlene Andrus Paul Andrus Terry Andrus Donald Armock David Babcock Freshmen Class Joanne Carrier James Chase Carl Clark Raymond Cla Raymond Colby Douglas Chapman Q Y 1' M ,Q as N W as Ardena Cole Susan Com-an Lewis Cook Kathleen Cotton Carol Crowley Lynn Crystal W g M S X if Q sy 'Q' if 2. 'H E f 1-- s Q V': fl? HESSE L FUNERAL HOME 88 E. Division Ph. TU-88231 43 E , Q g m C we E' f ix 5 XA A in -- P 'Q i f . Louise Baker Mable Baker Richard Bazuin Arlene Beuschel Karen Beuschel Harold Bitely Dale Boylan Lorene Brabo Mary Bristol Dennis Buck Edward Burch Andrea Calkins 3 X ff ::.-, 1, x lu X xl X Q , s Q . S X Q g M QV hy fe Q13 5' M Wifi are , M . Q Q L 'Rf 'R QQ. .,.,:. E, 5 ,,.. x :..: Z A ., R -, ,Q Xe iz X X S Stuart Goodfellow K Carl Hansen :,, 3 1 L X Mary Lou Hickman ' Q gx... Reino Hin Sandra Horning 'I ' Marilyn Humeston 5. 1 ' Q in a , 4 A Gordon Ingersoll sue Irish .,'.A' i I James Jacobs Robert Jacobson .lbh s ZX' I Patricia Jarecki .5 Danny Johnson t -:.X,.' ' X ' X ' in ' W i ' e w ., 2: w -zz:-r 3 we Q W r 4 if 1 -n ik In .2 Q li v R hx 4 k N 155251: ,V s. 3 li' Na ,W 5 'W is Q im 'ii we Q , '91 L 3 x Linda DeVoogd Patricia Driscoll Patricia Dykstra Lewis Emmons Bernard Empie Stephen Erickson Christine Fairchild Anne Feerick Robert Frick Marilyn Fries Larry Galinis Judith Gillett Robert Johnson Alberta. Kelley Jean Kent Sharon Kirk Marvin Mein Nancy Klein Carol Klenk Karen Knock Diane Korreck Thelma Krupp Linda Kuizli Gary Lindeman Albert Little Ruth Ann Mead Dorisjean Morrison Mary O'Connor Virginia Osburn Wayne Montgomery fu 9' 5 5 Betty Ann Parks Betty Peck Linda Pike Robert Plank Linda Platt Theresa Polack sw H Richard Schaefer Terry Schmid Karren Shepard Marvin Simons Wayne Simons Ivan Singleton Judith Skeels Janice Slagel James Slapinsld Richard Sobotta Steven Spangenburg Lyn Stark if S : .A , gn Q V ..., M 'wisp 1 g ens if , K 4 S S S Si A .Q 5 Q , ra- Q Q! L N E., S , Q X SS , .J i 3 S, .S sf. ' I Ea- . S 1. A .S V. s, M 5 Beverly Pope Nicholas Reed Carol Reister Jill Reister Larry Reister Theodcre Rensland Thomas Rensland Janeen Ritzenhein Carolyn Rogexs Betty Rolston Rita Rudzinski Jerry Russell -at SLE -. fc . X-sf 45 it Anne Stevens Sheila Stevens Darlene Stickel Dorothy Stenson Arlene Straus Eileen Straus Wayne Szubinski Roger Taylor Doris Terrell Leslie Thayer Kathleen Thome Betty Toner T e S ' 1 Q bl ,. uu ul ,R Z: ,H k ..., ,.. , Ayyl Q K7 ,. 1 Norman Trader S 1 Bonnie Traxler .--- , , 1 William Van Gessel 3 g 'lvl A5 Aie. 2 as Michael Wagner ' ' I Q Clare Walters Judy Wiersma - -' Lorena Wiggins june Williams Darlene Wilmarth Clare Wilson M ' CANIERA SHY Dieanne Mumpc Karen Wollmartz in ' , The Freshmen's main money-making project this year was selling the Spartan stadium cushions. 46 Memories , , YW ' 47 Wi 2,12 ,yin ' 267 ff 1 Wg! ,x , ,aff f ab + c - ag 1 Do This Lesson Over Mr. Richard Alguire has been teaching at Sparta four six years, Mr. Alguire teaches plane geomeiry, solid geometry, trigonometry, algebra 9, and advanced algebra. Mr. Alguire graduated from Western Michigan University. We Think, We Shape, And We Cut Llp any Mr. Bernard Barber, who teaches shop and mechanical drawing, has been teaching at Sparta the past 11 yearsa He is instructing students in industrial arts, Mr. Barber graduated from Western Michigan University. 50 Soil Bank, Piggy Bank? 1....e Mr, Maynard Blossom graduated from Michigan State University. Mr. Blossom is teaching in Sparta his second year. He is lecturing to one of the classes on his specialty, agriculture, Ego Am6 Te Mrs, GeorgeAnn Buth is experiencing her second year as a teacher here. A Michigan State Univeisity graduate, she teaches Spanish and Latin. 5'I Assignments Always On Time! Mr, Curtiss Butters, teacher of speech, journalism, driver education, and coach, graduated from Western Michigan University. This is Mr. Butters' first year as a teacher at Sparta. If War Makes History, Lets Have Peace! Mr. John Can' is a graduate of Western Michigan University. He is teaching government, sociology, histcry, and he is a. coach. This is Mr, Carr's first year at Sparta. SPARTA HEATING S SHEET METAL WOLBRINK'S ZEPHYR SERVICE Any Future, Little Richards? Mr. Jack Davis has taught at Sparta 16 years. Mr, Davis attended Ferris Institute and the University of Michigan. A teacher of music, he is directing one of his chorus classes. The Life You Save, May Be Mine! i Mr. Robert Fitch is a teacher of histcry, driver education, and is also a coach. He graduated from Western Michigan University. This year marls Mr. Fi1:ch's fourth yer at Sparta. ...... Lend Me Your Ears Mr, Hilton Foster is teaching his third year at Sparta. He teaches government, speech, general mathematics, algebra, and he is a. coach. Mr, Foster is a graduate of Western Michigan University. Liabilities + Proprietorship 2 Assets i . Business training and bookkeeping are mught by Mrs. Helen Fryear, who graduated from Western Michigan University. She has taught at Sparta ive years. Anyone Hear Of Silas Marner? Miss Maxine Garland has taught at Sparta five years. She graduated from Wheaton College and teaches 9th and 10th grade English. Cf The Students, By The Students, For Mr. Hornbrook! Mr. Carl Hombrook is a. graduate of Albion College. He teaches government, sociology, English 9 and is a. coach. This is Mr. Hornbrook's second year at Sparta. A Stitch In Time Saves Nine ww-w....,,,, QQQKQV, 1-ji Miss Margaret Lapham attended Michigan State University and Wayne State University. She teaches home economics and has been at Sparta six yeals, Who's Your Boss This Six Weeks? Miss Lucille Rie, teacher of typing, office practice, business machines and shorthand, has been teaching at Sparta 13 years. She attended Western Michigan University and Wayne State UI1iVEISitY- CARLSON SLMEYER 235 E. Division ph. tu-88151 Are You Sure Raphael Started This Way? Mrs. Todd, a graduate of Olivet College has taught at Sparta 14 years. She teaches art. Did Einstein Really Say So? Mr. Tuttle, a 14 year veteran at Sparta, is a graduate of Kalamazoo College, and Columbia University. He teaches biology, chemistry, and physics. lsn't Every Class An English Class? Mix Wilson teaches American Literature and English Literature. This is Miss Wi1son's first year of teaching. She is a graduate of Western Michigan University. Secretaries Spa.rta's three office secretaries are, hom left to right, M. Anderson, B, Fitch and B. Saur. Mrs. Anderson graduated from high school at White Cloud, Michigan. She has worked in the superintendent's office fom' years. Mrs. Fitch, a graduate of Redford Union High School, Detroit, has been working in the principa1's office four years. She attended Deuoit Business College and Wayne State University. Miss Saur has been working in the superintendent's office two years. She is a graduate of Sparta High School, 58 Elenientary Faculty Back Row: Miss Hendee, Mrs. Blackall, Nirs. Tuttle, Mrs. Woodward, Miss Mulready, Mrs. I-Ioffemeyer. Second Row: Mrs. Keller, Mrs. DeHart, Miss Adams, Mrs. Klenk, Miss Story. First Row: Miss Baehre, Mrs Fields, Miss Neff, Miss Lukins, Mrs. VanderLa.an Area Facult Back Row: Mrs, Robinson, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Lymburner, Mrs. Taft. Second Row: Mr. Keller, Mr. Huey, Mrs. Bessemer, Mrs. Beuschel. First Row: Mrs. Guiles, Mrs. Van Antwerp, Miss Ward, Mrs. Lauffer, Mrs. Johnson. The teachers from Meyers School are absent from this picture. SPARTA STATE BANK 109 E. Division Ph. TU-80231 FOURTEEN MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY HAVE BEEN ON THE STAFF FOR A PERIOD OF TEN YEARS OR OVER Left to right: First Row: Miriam Baehre, 3rd, grade, Ruby Lukins, 6th, grade and Elementary Supervisorg Beatrice Tuttle, 4th, grade, Lucille Rie, Business Education, Eleanor Todd, Arty Rosemary VanderLaan, 2nd, grade, Second Row: Thelma Russell, J. H. Math., James Gardner, H. S. Principal, Mary Louise Hoffmeyer, kindergarten, W. H. DeHart, Superintendent 5 Robert Todd, J. H. Principal, V. Y. Tuttle, Science, Jack Davis, Music, Bernard Barber, Industrial Arts. JAMES H, GARDNER, DEAN OF THE FACULTY As Mr. Gardner opens the door of the principal's office, he reflects over a period of thirty-one years as prin- cipal of Sparta High School. FACULTY CLUB COFFEE- OLD MAIN BUILDING Mr. Howard steps up to be served. Miss Lukins Qleftj and Mrs. Keller Qrightj are at the coffee table. KELLER BOOKKEEPING Sz TAX SERVICE 60 Bus Drivers IFB . f f B NM 'Bi ' , Qgeyg Q, 3 .,a1.3 XA Ed B f 6 'Q Left to right: Walt Proctor, Bill Traxler, Bill Fitzgerald, Clifford Va.nDenl-lout, Bob Blumenstein, Walt Gold, Oley Blumenstein, Karold Shangles, Bill Bloom, and Ernie Premo. Custodians Left to right: Mrs. Frisk, I.aVern Tawney, Lyle Fonger, Bill Bloom, and Evan Shaw. 61 4' 'Z 4' A , A . S X.: ' i X fs. Q I SL - ' fm, Q , wp ,,A- M-' 2 . fi Mn ,- QQ v H, , , f ,mfr W y 15 5 W wg-. F ,fvaiig ' 'Fx my My ,wk Q24 . Nl 3 Q ,K rf g 5? 2 --Q Y, V- 5 1 V+, Q iv A pug- V' :gn-15, Em? X Y sk sw ,, iw 4 4. X w Q ,Y ,AM . . K1 .X N 'Vx V ,w.x-.., , 'ab 'fi QW -., ,. xg, QM Cheerleaders Varsity Football Cheerleaders Althea Anderson, Jackie Alexander, janet Patterson, Cathy Frank, Barb Va.nderMeer, Dolores Pope, Marge Anderson, Ruth Ann Gillett. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Ruth Ann Gillett, Althea Anderson, Cathy Frank, Dolores Pope, janet Patterson, Marge Anderson. Second Team Basketball Cheerleaders Barb Va.nderMeer, Beverly Pope, Carolyn Rogers, Sharon Kirk, Judy Chapman, Judy Wiersma. CNOSSEN'S BAKERY SPARTA RECREATION Seniors I Ruth Ann Gillett: Dolores Pope KURTZ PRINTING SERVICE JOHNSON BROS. GARAGE Marge Anderson 65 Girl's Basketball Left to right: Arlene Beuschelg Sharon Kirkg Barb VanderMeer5 Sandy Wiersmag Carolyn Rogersg Judy Jenkinsg Gayle Robinsong Judy Dayg Joyce Keasg Marilyn Rogersg Georgia Koberg Carolyn Dormang joan Slagelg Mary Aungst, Sandy Alleng Sharon VanderMeer5 Charlene Andrusg Carol Beuschel, Managerg Miss Neff, Coachg Kathy Mutchler , Manager . The spam gms- basketball team, including SPQM nine forwards and nine guards, completed its 24 1958-1959 season with a 4-4 record. 23 The team was coached by Miss Shirley Neff, 20 who has coached at Sparta for five years. Act- ing as managers were Kathy Mutchler and Carol 22 Beuschel. 26 35 32 34 STOUT'S DAIRY 10 Mile Road TU-79201 66 SEASONS SCORES Opponents Coopexsville Comstock Park Hudsonville Unity Comstock Park Hudsonville Unity Coopersville Hudsonville Unity Coopersville Scores 31 28 16 20 18 28 37 35 K , .5 K SES 1 gf M . 'viflws M N... Q: M, :il.,.N.,.. . Sf! Sandy W .2 K -af V Q ........-...1..--.-.w.........,f A411 :tar-tg www 5'-ffiiw. 'fn f, . ev. 9' xx Q, can 'W at mf gf E, kr, if i 3 x , -ix. J Track Back Row: John Patterson, John Martin, Jim Gorby, Gene Sidlauskas, Doug Pinckney, Jim Chapman, Jim Taylor, Dan Sclmeider, Ken Piell, Ed Ryan, Manager: Gail E1-bes. Front Row: Rush Ring, Ron Raper, Dave Andrus, Steve Goodfellow, Jim Fryear, John Davenport, George Causie, Ellie Kober. Iim Taylor Jim Fryear 68 Track J-0' In the foregoing year the Sparta track team had been champions of the Kenewa League, However, in 1958, Sparta dropped out of Hrst place. Although the boys worked hard, Sparta didn't have depth. Sparta often took first place but failed to cop the all-important second and third. Gary Jacobs and Lee Taw-ney were chosen co- captzins by the team, Jacobs was top high-hurdle: and Tawney was top miler in the Kenewa league. SPARTA ELEVATOR KOBER BROS. ORCHARDS 69 Seniors left to Right: Gene Sidlauskas, Doug Pinclmey, Ron Raper, Steve Goodfellow, George Causie, and Jim Taylor l Jim Ritzenhein Earl Shangles Wm. A. ROGERS SICO IMPLEMENT FINCH'S GROCERY STORE Tennis R 'QM Back Row: Dave Stein, Doug Simmons, Jack Lovell, Phil Hogan, and Jack Walker. Front Row: Art Simmons, Jan VanAntwerp, Mike Carpenter, and Max Coalter, The 1958 tennis team under the coaching of Mr. Carl Hornbrook, finished the season in second place. Outstanding tennis playing on the part of Dick Maycroft helped spark the Spartans into the second place spot. Although the tennis squad didn't enjoy the winning of the first place spot, it gained in- valuable experience in actual play, teamwork, and., most of all, good sportsmanship. xl: 'mils 'Listen no what the man has to say, Art.' SPARTA THEATRE Wm. A. ROGERS 8zCO. HARDWARE Ten i It can't be that bad, Ian. Coach Hornbrook S Spam 2 2 3 2 3 0 3 2 2 Season's Scores Opponents ze eland Cedar Springs Comstock Fremont Coopersville Zeeland Comstock Fremont Coopersville What1egs!l!! Scores 1 3 0 1 0 3 O 1 0 '13 ,,..,,'q.. 'l.N' 24.02, P M M I . , 'W . ,..2,.M- Seniors A Lv: vi' X' -:l- 'VV , mi Silk - S h- Qi- -. aKSf x'N rf 424515, Tx 'f ir m y LQ xx' W H 2391 .,h.,x jr R'-A QS lx 9 Xi .,xxff1: a,x 1 Doug Simmons Dick Maycroit ,ack Wake, EAST SPARTA FARM SUPPLY GASS MEN' S CLOTHING Jan Van Antwerp Phil Hogan Baseball Back Row: Ken Zarbeck, Manager, Gcrdon Couturier, Jim Dood, Pete Wolters, Gene Lambson, Ted Anderson, Dave Mutchler, Bob Carpenter, Dave Disbrow, Dick Seibold, Paul Cook, Dick Simons. Front Row: Doug Lee, Phil Fahling, Dick McCready, Bentley Blaclcmer, Bob McCready, Wayne Kober, George Kleibusch, Jim Norton, Jerry Austin, Jim Ne1s0I1. The Sparta High Baseball team has provided athletes with another experience which will help them in future years. Special credit should be given to the Seniors whose efforts throughout their high school years have been appreciated. MOMBER'S DRUG STORE GOBEL Sz BROWN Baseball Sparta Sparta 5P21'U'1 Sparta Sparta 5P21'f2 Sparta Seniors Sparta 11 SEASON'S SCORES Rockford Cedar Springs Zeeland Coopetsville Kelloggsville Fremont Comstock Park Hudsonville I 1 Jim Dood, Phil Falxling, Wayne Kober, and Ted Anderson are our Senior baseball players. 75 Basketball Left to Right: Mr. Fitch, coach, Dave Andrus, Dave Mutchler, Mike David, Jim Carboneau, Pete Wolters, Jim Fryear, Bob Willis, Bentley Blackmer, Dick Seibold, Doug Lee, Dick Maycroft, John Martin, Doug Sim- mons, Art Simmons, Ron Chapman, Gail Erbes, manager. The Sparta basketball team for the 1958- Spam 59 season showed a grea.t deal of promise 49 for the futlue years, The team compiled a. 35 5-8 overall record. 40 A highlight of the season was a victory over Fremont, 58-55. It was the first win 47 over Fremont in several years. Congratula- 54 tions go to the team and to Mr. Fitch. 55 Four graduating seniors will leave the 67 basketball squad. They are Doug Simmons, Mike David, Ron Chapman, and Dick May- 56 Crofto 58 63 37 74 HERB REISTER gl SONS PARIS BAKERY SEASON 'S SCORES Opponents Rockford Kelloggsville Zeeland Lowell Reeths Puffer Fremont Comstock Park Coopersville Zeeland Fremont Comstock Park Coopersville Cedar Springs Scores 45 46 54 53 63 78 40 59 46 55 46 48 6 2 J.V. Basketball Left to right: Back Row: Larry Reister, Manager, Jim Chase, Leslie Thayer, Mike Carpenter, jim Lovell, Dick Bazuin, Jim Norton, Mr. McClellan, coach. Front Row: Chuch Anderson, Stuart Goodfellow, Eugene Lambson, Dennis Buck, Don Armock, Dick McCready. The j. B. basketball team had a. 4-4 league record. The top scorers were Gene Lambson with 137 total points and a. 10.5 point average per game. Bently Blaclcmer had 134 total points with a 13.2 aver- age points per game. In 13 games, league and non-league, the J. V.'s won six games. SEASON 'S SCORES Sparta Opponents 47 Rockford 27 Kelloggsville 54 Zeeland 50 Lowell 53 Reeths Puffer 30 Fremont 50 Comstock Park 52 Coopersville 23 Zeeland 46 Fremont 52 Comstock Park 36 Coopersville 58 Cedar Springs 'I' indicates league games EXTENSOLE CORPORATION C. J. WAHLSTROM CO. S cores 60 42 624' 52 44 494' 291' 502k 453' 564' 3 11k 354' 51 fl f Seniors Mike David Ron Chapman Dick M3yCTOfC Doug Simmgn TONY'S BARBER SHOP JOHNSON HARDWARE Varsity Football Back Row: Jim Taylor, Jim Fryear, Larry Welch, Ralph Radeck, Bob Willis, George Kleibusch, Dave Mutchler, Dick McCready, Pete Wolters. Middle Row: Asst. coach, John Can, Mike Anderson, Ron Chapman, Dale Pitchure, Bob Hicks, Jack Rogers, John Martin, Coach Hilton Foster. Front Row: Manager, Roger Tawney, Dick Maycroft, Earl Shangle, Jim Lyals, Steve Goodfellow, Loren Roberts, Jim Ritzenhein, Manager Gail Erbes. SEASONS SCORES Wyoming Park O Coopersville 6 Rockford 7 Comstock 14 Fre mont 1 3 Zeeland 1 2 Lowell 24 Hudsonville 19 cedar springs 14 Sparta SPUT2' SPQN2 Sparta SP9-fm Sparta SPQIT3 SP2-fm 3112112 12 Although Sparta only won two league games, O they showed three outstanding players. 6 Ritzenhein, center, made first team All- 0 Kenewa, and was voted Class B all state center. 6 Mutchler, right tackle, was voted first 18 team All-Kenewa, and Taylor was voted 7 second team All-Kenewa. 20 Ritzenhein and Taylor were voted Co- Captains by the football team. TORO Quality Turf Equipment SPARTAN DISTRIBUTORS, SPARTA, MICHIGAN Junior Varsity Football Fourth Row: Tom Rensland, Larry Galinis, Gene Lampson, Mike Caine, Roger Taylor, Reo Gonyer, Ted Rensland. Third Row: Assismnt Coach, Curtiss Butters, Dick Seibold, Mike Wagner, Dick Bazuin, John Patterson, Mike Carpenter, Marvin Klein, Tom Va.nGexe1, Coach, Carl Hornbrook. Second Row: Manager, Roger Tawney, Jim Norton, Bentley Blackmer, Albert Little, Bob McCready, Harold Bitely, Carl Clark, Doug Hardy. First Row: Lewis Cook, Den.n.is Buck, Jim Chase, Carl Hansen, Leslie Thayer, Chuck Anderson, Wayne Szubinski. I t .-' aw , The 1958 junior varsity football team had a very successful season, finishing the season with a 4-1-1 record and the league championship. Coach Hornbroolds squad showed great strength on defense and forceful power on offense. With the success of this year's team it will not be very long until Sparta will become a football powerhouse again, CONGRATULATIONS TO THE J. V.'s! ! ! ! Front Row: Reo Gonyer, Chuck Anderson, Carl Hansen, Mike Caine, Carl Clark, Tom VanGessel, Wayne Szubinsld. Second Row: Dick Bazuin. Third Row: Harold Bitely, Leslie Thayer, Mike Carpenter. REED'S SUPER MARKET 98 E. Division so Ph. TU-88271 1 Xl V i .K , .. . yn.. ...M ., Q, ,,, V. -,A ,Wk --QQ , . 15' .Vw,xx.. , . .1 x W Y 1. .U-.1 , v X A ' xi . .xy x . , . e .ff f- .. A - i 8 A xg lf-,yy gskgjfhs.-X x R K , za- l 453-5g,5g,.figgj141,..3.5g-5,1125fs-xf-g'?, jf Q ,f ' ' . - f, . ,, . - A 3. - 5,5 .nv - UM - . -ll . ' ' - . -yi X mm- .fn ,. X , .X Y f ., 4- --Q- Q M ' ' 3 W Y 1 ', . 2-f .1 if ' 'xg - M ' .. 5155 ' gif- A 'iw QW, . 3 y.gj2yyfwgih , - 1 ek nfs' .f. f - Q ,X-'wg' . M f ' - N- QM ax?--:ss--:fw- 515-.ii v .fi L 1 l MIN, SEC an-'N 5 0 PLAY H . Q QTR, ' vxsmas X i T we Q gown , Y AEQEEQESE 5, Q f Sf ' 1? -wa W ms sk 'B' RJ ', 3 ia E 'F FF Ziff' , if H 5-3 fi A f A .alfa ,WX , ,Q - ' - xlifik W aff 'ia 9 ,fv- .M-1 K ., -5. 'NM - -gnu -. Mr. and Miss Citizen MR. AND MISS CITIZEN Joyce Keas and Mike Anderson were awarded good citizenship medals by Mr. Melvin Rogers at the halftime of Sparta's homecoming football game with Fremont on October 17. Joyce and Mike were chosen Mr. and Miss Citizen by the senior class and faculty. The band and majorettes lead by drlun majorette, Terry Averill, put on a halftime performance during the homecoming game, October 17, 1958. 86 Homecoming King and Queen HOMEC OMIN G DANCE Spa.rtz's annual homecoming was held October 17, 1958. The dance, By the Light arf the silvery Moon, was a Senate spcnsded event. The Me1- O-A.ires furnished the music. Queen Dolores Pope and king Jim Dood were crowned at the dance by Mr, Weston. Court members included Sandy Wiersma and Steve Goodfellow, seniomsg Ruth Ann VanOeffelen and Pete Wolters, juniorsg Nancy Dinlcel and Bentley Blaclcmer, sophomoresg and Beverly Pope and Don Armock, freshmen. The previous night a Snake Dance was held and a Fremont Packer was burned in effigy. ,UMORPLAY M r. Co - Ed Mr, Co-ed was the ironic title of the Jnmior play of the class of 1959. The play, presented on April 11, 1958, was directed by Miss Maxine Garland. The student director was Georgia Kober. The action took place at an exclusive girls' college in the East. The cast included: Joyce Keas ..... . . Eustacia. Hayworth Karen Feichtenbiner . . . . . Geraldine Car'r Doug Simmons . . . . . Oliver Lee Oliver Sandy Wiersma . . . . . . Emily Manning Steve Goodfellow . . . .... Lotus Smith Margaret Bailey . . , , .Cobina Brewster Paul DeYou.ng. . . ..... Gilbert Glyer Jim Lyals ........... Homer Quackenbush Elizabeth Wollmariz ..... Bernice Br?-mberry Lorettzr Livesey. . . .... Carol Wood Dale Vandermeer . . , ..,,.. Ruby Nolan Jenny Wood J Marge Anderson J Ruth Ann Gillett J Committee chairmen were Joy Wilson, Jim Other college Students DeVoogd, Mike Anderson, Karen Frank, Carol Bristol, Judy Conran, Gary Nickolai, Carolyn Dewey, and Kathy Mutchler. SPARTAN EXTRUSION TOOL AND DIE South Union Ph TU74731 Junior Senior Banquet The Baptist Educational Building was the scene of the junior-senior banquet, which was held June 3, 1958. The menu consisted of tomato juice, saltines, baked ham, parsleyed potatoes, whole kernel corn, molded fruit salad, relishes, schaum tarte, coEee and milk. Rev. Richard Kirk gave the invocation. Karen Feichtenbiner served as mistress of ceremonies. The junior class president, Steve Goodfellow, gave the welcome to the seniors. The response was given by Judy Rohm, on behalf of the seniors. Carter Larson then read the senior class will. Stardust, the theme of the banquet, was sung by the S. H. S. Triple Trio. Mary Schaefer read the senior class pophecy. W, H, DeHart, Superintendent of Schools, was the guest speaker. Benediction was given by Rev. Bruce Meads. 90 Junior Senior Prom On June 3, 1958, the class of 1959 honored the seniors at the annual junior- senior proni which was held after the banquet, at the Civic Center, Stardust, which was the theme of the evening, appeared in soft glittering lights which formed a galaxy overhead, In tux and tails, and rainbows of colors, couples with stars twinkling in their hair danced to the gay and sparkling music of the popular Colle giates. . After intermission the stargazers, students of Sparta High, sang in soft, yet brilliant harmony, Bid we fond adieu, ,WN dear Sparta, the Senior Farewell Song- ui i i now a majestic memory, s N, Then the dancing continued until Good . A Night Ladies signaled fin.is to an un- k ,M p ' forgettnble evening, 91 Spartan Echo Staff First Row: Jeanette McGrady and Margaret Baily, Co-Editorsg Mr, Butters, Advisor Back Row: Jim Taylor, Art Editorg Gail Erbes, Sports Editorg Jim Lyals, Youth Parade correspondentg Sandy Allen, Business Manager. Pat Ritzenhein, Jeanette McGrady, Margaret Bailey, Jim Lyals, and Gail Erbes. The Spartan Echo is a bi-weekly mimeo- gr-aphed newspaper published by the two journalism classes at Sparta, The Echo contains articles of news, ed- itorial, feature and sports interest, A regular feature of the Echo is a section entitled Senior Silhouettes, which is a personal interview section concerning Sparta's seniors. The paper is financed entirely by its own sales. No advertising is taken. Between 250 and 275 papers are sold at each publication. Mr. Butters is the sponsor of the Echo. Annual Staff Back Row: Mr. Davis and Miss Rie, Advisers. Front Row: Margaret Bailey, Copy Editcrg Charlene Denhof, Edita-5 Joyce Keas Business Managerg Ian Vamgntwerp, Assistant Editcr. Left: to right: Georgia Kober, Photographyg Jim Taylor, Sportsg Jim Lyals, Spcrts Editorg Beatrice Moody, Art Editorg Gary Nickolai, Artistg Margie Anderson, Photography. 93 Back Row: Front Row: Back Row: Front Row: Margaret Bailey, Copy Editomg Paul DeYoung and Loretta Livezey, Copy Writers, Betty Raap, Sonja Lockard, and Elizabeth Wollmarlz, typists. 5111 Karen F eichtenbiner, Dave Keller, and Ian VanAntwerp, Wayne Kober, Jon Pike, Jon Chase, and Mike Anderson, Subscriptions. Senate Back Row: Steve Goodfellow, Loren Roberts, Pete Wolters, Dave Andrus Gordon Couturier, Mike Caine, Wayne Kober. Middle Row1 Sandy Wiersma, Colleen Smigiel, Nancy Idlein, Paula Lundquist, Sandy Anderson, Nancy Kinkel, Marilyn Hmneston. Front Row: Mr. Del-Iart, Margaret Bailey, Ruth Ann Van Oeffelen, Terry Averill, Karen Feichtenbiner, Mr, Gardner. The Sparta High School Senate is an 18-member group which represents each of the four classes. Three members are elected during the freshman year and one member is added each year thereafter. Senatcrs serve from the year they are elected until they graduate. The function of the Senate is to attempt to better the school through its influence and projects. It also acts as a middleman between Students and faculty. The Senate undertook many projects during the past year. Some of them included numerous after-game and special dances, bulletin board displays, and the Senate also worked as an organizer for a. chapter of the National Honor Society, along with the faculty. Senate sponsors are Mr. Gardner and Mr. DeHart. 94 T rota rs First Row: Wayne Kober, Steve Goodfellow, Loren Roberts, Bill Plank Second Row:Bruce Moore, John Nieboer, Gordon Couturier, Barney Herron, Doug Lee Third Row: Jim Dood, Mike Anderson, Dave Mutchler, Mike David, Pete Wolters Varsity Club Q-ff' 5 First Row: Mr. Butters, Adviser, Jim Taylcr, president, Steve Goodfellow, vice president, Gail Erbes, secretary- Jan Van Antwerp, treasurer, Mr. Carr, Adviser. Second Row: Doug Simmons, Ron Chapman, Mike Carpenter, Jim Lyals, Doug Lee, Dick Maycroft, Wayne Kober, Art Simmons. 'Third Row: Gene Lambson, Earl Shangles, George lQeibusc.h, Bob Carpenter, Loren Roberts, Jim Dood, Dan Schneider. Fourth Row: John Davenport, Pete Wolters, Ralph Radeck, Dave Andrus, Mike Anderson, Jim Ritzenhein, Mike David, Rush Ring 95 F.F. . First Row: Mr. Blossom, Adviser, Wayne Platt, I2.rryDe Vos Jon Chase, Ron Raper, Tom Alt, john Armock, Bill Raap. Second Row: Marvin Simons, Robert Frick, John May, Keith Wells, Roger Gunneson, Wayne Simons, Ray Simons, Roger Taylor, Tom Alt, Gene Sidlauskas, Kenny Friclc. Third Row: Leslie Thayer, Joe Schwartz, Don Hamacher, Richard Simons, Dave Ingersoll, Frank Driscoll, Marve Zwyghuizen, Jim Fryear, Jerry Kingsbury, Dick Schaefer, Don Deems, Jim Shook. F. H. . H A W First Row: M, Aungtgg, Bitely, V, Beuschel, M. Woolwurth, L. Haas. Second Row: E. Woolwmth, M. Bristol, S. com-an, E. Bitely, B. wn, J. Slagel, J. Russell, J. Chapman. Third Row: K. cook, 1.. Kumi, J. Slagel, C. Bristol, D. Brown, A, Stevens, L, Kutzli, C. Radford, N. Bo:-os. Fourth Row: M. Iaskewicz, M. Anderson, M. Hickman, C. Williams, L. Schaefer, M. Rood, J. Kent, P. Whitcomb, G. Crystal, C. Fodor, L. Pike, M. Blaauw. Fifth Row: J. Slagel, I. Longcore, J. McGrady, L. Preston, C. Dylsstra, R. McCu.ue, S. Barclay, J. Wilson, P. Pike, C. Collins, C. Beuschel. 96 .lets Club Back Row: Ed Ingersoll, Ed Andelson, David Hoffmeyer, Dave Mutchler, Gary Johnson, Phil Hogan, Dick Leach. Middle Row: Hugh Leach, Ellie Kober, Arlene Anderson, Ken Piell, Bruce Moore. Front Row: Paul DeYoung, Gordon Couturier, Barney Herron, Bill Plank, Adviser: Mr, Alguire Future Nurses Club Back Row: Kathy Cotton, Sandy Anderson, Carol Klenk, Virginia Osburn, Sue Siegel, Betty Peck, Linda Platt. Middle Row: Kathy Thome, Linda DeVoogd, Marilyn Humeston, Virginia Anderson, Colleen Smigiel, Gayle Ring. Front Row: Marcia Barnum, Nancy Boros, Karen Frank, Dale Vandex-Meer, Marge Anderson. 97 Old Rome Relivesl ROMAN BANQUET Sparta's annual Roman Banquet was held on March 14, 1958 by the first and second year Latin studenis. The general chairmen were Barbara Warner and Gordon Couturier. Miss Mary Smitter was the spcnscr. The evening's lxogram consisted of a processional by the Masters, the second year studentsg a dinner served to them by slaves, the Erst year studenisg and a style show. All of the activities were done in typical Roman dress and custom. Caesar was porirayed by Gordon Coumrier, Calpurnia by Barbara Warner, Hutus by Dick Leech, and Portia by Roberta Black. LLOYD HANSEN 8: SON,S STANDARD SUPPLY Sz LUMBER CO. Librarians First Row: Evelyn Dekker, Arlene S11-aus, Joy Wilson, Carol Dykstra, Miss Garland. Second ROW! Betty Parks, Ruth Ann VanOeffelen, Berdella Brown, Margaret Blaauw. Third Row: Gail Crystal, Karen Pearl, Marcia Va.nOeffe1en, Janice Nelson, Shirley Carrier, Wayne Kober. F.T.A. First Row: Miss Garland, Adviser, Toni Allen, President, Sandy Allen, Treasurer, Tharon Waite, Vice Presidentg Gayle Robinson, Secretary. Second Row: S. Stevens, M. Moore, S. Vander-Meer, S. Carrier, Chloe Bradford, B. Parks. Third Row: B, Pope, I. Nelson, L. Preston., E. Klein, C, Beuschel, M, Blaauw, K. Shepard, Fourth Row: S, Heath, C, Dykstra, E, Dekker, B. Moody, J. Keas, B, Warner, C, Denhof. 99 . , fl , X ,. .f f CD' lv v x ,f' ' ' V 1 , jvrf' , K5 X - w Q I Xt if s xx S, ff x N'- XT' 'XP 3 '1 X ,a-4:-:. . f , i. - ' Aj .' ' - V , 12 af Terry Averill Majorettes This year's majorettes were under the direction of Terry Averill, drum majourette. The majorettes included Barbara Patterson, a junior, Joyce Cooper, a sophomore, and Sandy Anderson and Marilyn Humeston, freshmen. These girls appeared with the Sparta High School band in its performances throughout the season. Barbara Patterson, Marilyn Humeston, Terry Averill, Sandy Anderson, Joyce Cooper. 104 Chorus m er ' lwmsasxwaaunxf, Spart'1's spring concert was presented on April 25, 1958. The gym was filled with the fragrance of spring from the planters of flowers which carried out the theme April Showers. . . .Awww ,Q-meeeeaze. - 4. ..... .W Ms-mwm MW, ,www-X D , ., ,..- Qs r , . , . A I ' H' W me ii ,L AQAK a P X55 ww 5 ,. 5 A L., W ,g 'iilitiigtllliLXREEETEEEEE, ?iii3r5355Hl1Ir' The Sparta High School chorus presented its annual Christnnas concert on December 18, 1958, Christmas in our Hearts, the theme of the concert, was chosen to bring out the true meaning of Christfna-Se 105 af 3 -'-2- 'S Eighth Grade Judy Campbell Gregory Chapman Rebecca Chapman Carl Cranmer David Cumings Penny Dagen Larry Davis Susan Davis Charlotte Denhof John DeVoogd Alice Driscoll Fred Eaton i is 2 Y' -N ss' ai. R s 4 '6- H' er 929 QA 2 -eee A ff iii ,Y Q lg 5' J' or Q J Q, H! P x 4- 5:12 .. ., 'K J , CHASE BROS. COLD STORAGE 8a ANGUS FARM HURT CHEVROLET 108 .,, We .1 Diane Alexander Ronald Andrus Ronald Babcock Judy Blevins Robert Blevins Diane Bodell Reed Bordeaux Susan Bouwkamp Adele Bradford Imogene Burch Keith Burgess Bonnie Campbell D, .,A., A ., o gg L, K 1' M X , Q 1 ' ': ' Q v N. it ' My as .. J' ,, . o W' 1 Bona Engleman Randy Fairchild Tony Falbe Mary Fast Margareta F inneman Michael Fochtman John Fredenburg Ric Gibbs Carolyn Gonyer Mary Guiles Melvin Guilt-:S Floyd Hallam james Hamacher Lane Hammand Caroline Hepinstall Sandra Hiler Dennis Hoag Keith Holtzlander Daniel Hubert Marilyn Hussey Gary Johnson Rose Kelley Gordon Kenney Barbara King ' , :fa 'N X z, 1. lfnq at ,,.'.- y xl' K Aail' D Q. ., X N a New X William Meyers Joanne Middleton Marilyn Miller Richard Mitchell William Mitchell Marilee Morrison Alice Mutchler Tom Mutchler Charles Nelson Kathleen Nussdorfer Patricia Ockaslcis Margaret Paige I Richard Kingsbury Linda Kirk Kenneth Koning Paul Krupinski Curtis Larson John Lauffer Karen Lee Sharon Lockard Sue Ann Loewe Nancy McCune Pat McCune Linda Mead 109 , A A 'X 2: f- a l., ,, :Y Geor e Stickel 8 Michael Tims Carmelita Thornton Donna Tompkins Richard Tompkins Theodore Trudell Patricia Tusing Cathy Vandermeer Donald VanDyke Marshall Vaughan Leon Warren Gary Wells A Mike Patterson Marlene Postema Arthur Proctor Donald Reed Virginia Reed Gordon Ripka Russell Rood Lillian Ruth James Sargent Robert Schneider Dorothy Schwander Joseph Seibold 485' in ,- we ri? m my 933 SPARTA MOTORS Wo A. SCHAEFER COLD STORAGE 110 David Werner Lois Wert Donald Whitney Thomas Wienczkowski Robert Williams Sharon Williams Daniel Willis Glenn Woolworth Carol Young Milton Kersey Nadine Allred John Anderson Myron Anderson Dale Andrus Terry Babcock john Badgerow Glen Baker La Vern Baker Patricia Bates William Bates Nora Bazzett Pamela Beauchamp Seventh Grade ei' 'EF Larry Cook Roy Cooper Mary Codon Kathleen Crouch Leo Cumings Trudee Cumings Barbara Davenport Donald Denny Kathy Driscoll Joseph Dykstra Frances Ebers Robert Ekonen i 9 1 3' X Edith Beene Neil Berg Richard Berry Earl Brink Gregory Buck Larry Buege johnny Burch Lois Burgess Coralie Carlson Chester Carpenter Thomas Carpenter June Collins R3 if RN . so SPARTA CLEANERS LEON PARKER INC. 111 he M X James Haas Richard Hamacher Rebecca Herron Wilma Holtzlander Jeffrey Howell Gail Johnson Robert Johnson William Johnson Mary Ann Kelly Gordon King Joey Klein Paula Klenk 4 X, .. fr! U if I F 8 S' s ' 9 Q, K ' 9 Pl' Q 4155 ,J H 4, 4 ag, . 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'W' nf' X Nik Joyce Ann Emmons Kenneth Erickson Douglas Fairchild Paulette Fast Jerome Field Larry Fonger Carol Frick Joseph Fryear Nelson Fuller Veda Gold Richard Grice Thelma Griffin Carl Klock Jack Koning Charlene Krupp Kathleen Lang Margaret Larson Diane Little Jim Lovell Terry Magnan Robert Magnan Joey Martin Ernest McCracken Sharon Meads Susan Momber Lynn Northup Irene Osburn David Patterson William Pearl Jean Penland Phyllis Pil-Le Ronald Pike David Pinclcney Judy Porter James Proctor William Rambow Sharon Shelton Steven Shook Linda Shooks Dean Simons Gerald Simons Sharon Simons Darrell Stark Kathleen Stedman Sandra Stevens Elaine Strait Doris Taylor Keith Thayer ig Q in K K Xl' 4' A X5-,ff 'lf 6 so y David Reed Mary Ritzenhein Michelle Rood Mary Rudzinski Chester Ryan Jack Sands Rebecca Schiffer Ronald Schmidt Stephen Schneider David Schut Mary Schwartz Charles Scott BEN FRANKLIN STORE PINTLER HARDWARE 113 W Louise Thomas Raymond Thomas b - Linda Thornton M Stephen Tindle B 'i ' f: Edward Toner N. , ' , E , f'. It . f ew ' A wig Y, .,,: ZEZ ' ,,.. 2 :Q 14' NL ig Jifmes Thome . K 5 is S A , ' sg i 4 Q flaw N -. 24, ' jx 4 ' 3 ki W' ,X K 5 S eoe fi it A h hh T e K ,... at A Shirley W atkins Trudy W erner Donna Whimey C arol W iersma john W iersma Robert W ilk Richard Willis William Wilson Diane Witbeck Roger W olferd Dennis Wolters Kathleen Yates 114 Russell Tramper , Robert Traxler Patricia Tungett -' Richard Van Gessel Herbert Waite Douglas Warner i s wma Q Swan.. Junior Journalists QRS lx - .,,, Q .,-- fi N' ' 'vs in QW ,.- ' .':' A I -,A , 2 r ' ' fi -... 3' i' . .1 . im hier Facult L. Barber A, Lovell T. Howard 115 B. Bojeun A, McClellan M. Pulsifer D, Telder f7',.L..X Facult M.Soberg Q., X ... 1 T. Russell R, Todd, Principal I'I6 ,vw X 9 L fn 'N +, thlf We owe a note of gratitude and appreciation to a number of persons who helped us in a rewarding manner not only in the production of this yearbook, but in our many associations. To those in business and industry, to the agriculturalists, and to the professional persons whose names appear throughout the pages of this Annual, for their contributions which helped us no finance the production, To Mr. jack Norton, Sparta Airport, and Mr. Casey Vowels, Casey's Studio, who did the aerial photography for our Foreword page, To Mrs. M. S . Allen who supplied us with pictures and information for the historical section 5 To Mr. Hem-y Workema and Mrs. Ann Bos of Versluis Studios who, we feel, went beyond the line of duty to help us with extra photography, we extend our sincere appreciation and thanks. To Mr. W. H. Del-lart, our Superintendent, to Mr. I. H. Gardner, our Principal, to the Faculty, and to the Board of Education, we would like to express a word of tribute and devotion for having, as in- dividuals and as an institution, made an investment in us as the pages of this annual may help to re- veal only in part, To Miss Lucille Rie and Mr. Jack Davis, om' advisers, who have helped to pilot us through the var- ious phases of our class experiences as a unit, we owe a special note of consideration and gratitude. These two fine people have helped to contribute to those facets of om' class life together which shall be a part of our memoirs of our Alma Mater. For all of these privileges of which we have been the benefactors, we hope that one day we can make our contribution to the society of the future as a return for the investment that has been made in us. We sincerely thank you all. The Annual Staff and the Senior Class 7 G. I . Totten, OD Ruth DeLange Dr. H. C. Miller, DDS Patrons Reister Bros. Cold Storage L. McKinney Wm. H. Lentz, D. C. A. J. Schaefer S Sons Cold Storage M. T. DeYoung, M. D. State'Fa.rm Insmance Pa.ul-Lawrence Jewelers Maunce Raman, Real Estate Broker Sparta Radio 5 T. V. Service Phi1'S Radio and Television Sparta. Animal Clinic Dr- H- E' Talmage Freeman Welding Carles Bromley, DDS Bobns Lunch No11er's Standard Service jay Dean, OD F. L. Bull, M. D., T. W, Fochtman, M. D., L. E. Easry, M. D., Professional Building Sclmeider Bros. Lumber Co. Bowler Sunoco Service Dr. G Mrs. K. W. Mutchler Dr. Wm. H. Sutter Tip Top Beauty Shop Continental Decalcomania. Co. Congratulations to the class of 1959 To each senior who autographs his pictm-e in our copy of the Spartazn, on graduation week, we will give, as a graduation treat, a free smmdae in your choice of flavor. 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First Row: Edith Davis and Mae Sharp. . , ,. -A' ' f' . . . Jael sjffvi-'fl -24-13110 fahem gA:1:4...A.gQ ,o4p,ig12- ' . ' 4 4' -K.. ' 1 f . f if-1544.1 ws.. S -- Away If 1555114-H M ,kr ijkilf jf-7' -Iflfwvf 'duel ,fl-3.15 'f?4Zf.il:.,1 .1 ,i,..fg5SJI AMQ M., Bswzf 5 4f5T4J16,oil,4'...,f .,44...gi ,,aa.f.l, S. ki +-.e...f' . O Mm' fn., ,,v,,9..arj,f,:.1a-f.,.'..ff' Q 1 gg: ,sie gf. Q w e i it S, 19,13 .. M ' A ,. ,Ly 6L. 'y-1,1 S + -I 1, ,, s : 'ff Q V9 ' jf Q -psig, f ,.kk gas- 31 f ' -Q we . 'i1-f A so X 'Ff- G L- I f ..,, - . I .. . ,, :A 5351 an 3f 1.iQw: ff 'E '- '- 35:5 if or S A x ' f S - f i so ,V JN 35.1 ,ie-, .f,,lf,g3-- vfyf fw.q5fiw..f,s,,mQss .2 - f -X 4, ,s,,,J.f',,1,..Cff' WWE 'ffsyihifkf' . If ' :ff '.-s, , 'fbfiwl-4 4 ' First teacher's contract at Sparta. Signed October 11, 1859. 'I2'l First Teachers 1846- 1847 Harriet Symes john Symes Mrs. Symes taught school in her home which was a log house east of Sparta.. She was also a. nurse. Her husband, John Symes, substituted for her when she was called out on emergencies. First Schools 1 849 This was the first school in Sparta. QSchool was held in the middle part of the building which was later made larger and converted into a store as it is shown here. 122 This white brick building was built in 1875. It stood where the present high school now stands. The trees were planted in 1880 by Hamlin Smith, the first superintendent, This small wooden frame building was built in 1883 for the smaller grades. It was located on the south side of the white brick building. In 1901 the white brick building was torn down and replaced by this red brick building. , .4 H s -- W' V -+wi,,M,N.4.f,,,'g'f,, 'f W 1-AAA W r W YV M ex 4 ry...,,t In 1910 an addition was made on the south end of the red brick building. K In 1925 classrooms and the gymnasium were added to the north side of the building 24 -we H , 'Ay K . s I. , A .JE ,gl- , i3:., 5:3.5g ,awww -yslvm, Another section was added onto the south end in 1936-37. re ,z,mf --ef af, ' 1-Q., -4 N: Q3 a we ..----H' ...-n-sl' In 1949 an elementary building was built on the east side of the red brick building. In 1954 an additional elementary building was erected connecting with the 1949 elementary building. . I E E k,.. A , J: : x N t ki diggvq, M 9-9Que weete iit- Q if -J W - 1 'ii lnnaiusnnlif -'M M .. 1 9 -V 2 n z A A- -- o ' X, ' . 1 L. ' 1 WI ' , A v w JQYU .. ' 'K ' - 'e 1 Y , yr -., ,- in 1-,X . - Mm . K' . 4 h Q .x, V - . ,.', 4 f .9 -PY . rg '--i.c Q ,, 4 A 9 - 4.1. Q' Ground was broken for the new high school on M-37, south of Sparta in April, 1958. It is to be completed in September, 1959, 'I25 Hamlin Smith 1875 Andrew Chalmers 1887 I. G. Van Winkle 1894 Lemuel Coates 1899 O. E. Balyeat 1909 James Chalmers 1884 Harry Waterbury 1890 A. L. Marvin 1895 P. N. Sawyer 1904 Wm. H. De Hart 1943 DISTRICT ANNEXATIONS TO SPARTA, DISTRICT NO, 2 1956-1957 Q k,:x 312, I f', '- 'WWI ivy Wa? ' 5' B , 'I' ' :I W-5 'fx fi - ' Q , . 1 Buck Englishville Koon V 33941 Lisbon Manchester Myers Y? uc-H , 1 -I RN -fiiiv X xx . ,Q f wi V. I Q Q V , ...,. .. A, HVPQ 5 , wQ,,,,g.,.Q - saw, . :--Q ,, Z' H x A I A ' I ...-W ...,.I.4..A , 'j I , ' .. '95, iw pm.. . Q N, .45 ,,,,.? , A I vw x if yi, ' I -M.. 4 L L ,..f.-r,aa.f-.-x . 1, . , .-, , 'am ' V. In ,Q W - -M Norton Spangenburg White 'NB' 7 Board of Education Left to right: Mr. Lane, Mr. johnson, Mr. Bradford, Mr. Rogers, Mr. Bromley, Mr. DeHart. P.T.A. Officers Left to right: Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Hepinstall, Mrs. Wolters, Mr. Heugel, ld-linda. EDWARDS BROTHERS, INC A I-Ab ,Mamgm JG A v -A -A. .-'fri 1. lv. if , 1 'A N! I ii my Q. Y n v 1 FT? 16:5 - .F li, 6. .. .hey N rf al. l , 17-v, 35? 51 - . xt , .,,-.. . f df.. af an 'Y' wi .1 'M 5' Q 4 'fish -fp - . 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