Sparta High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sparta, WI)

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Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May June June .lune 'T - 7' Z 41.- X Q 1 C C 7-Seniors chose ln us our future lies as a motto. Harold Tourville choosessleep in school as a recreation. 10-Reedsburg wins in basket ball. 12--Lincoln's birthday. Mr. Field talked about Lincoln and Minnie boohoo. I9-Mouse in school-a girl was chased-.lake Rienks to the rescue. The mouse ran into Miss Marsh's desk. 22-The date is made famous by a great man, Washington, not by the debate which took place. 23-Mauston lost to Sparta in basket ball. Rice does some pretty work. 28-No whispering onloitering in. halls-the result of a Faculty meeting to decide how bad we are. The decision?-against us. 2-The famotrs Tomah mass meeting. .lake and Ma, Sylvester, with little Timmie in the baby buggie. 12-Mr. Porter carried his heart in his hand. However, he had gotten it in the meat market the day before. 16-Vacation - who objects? 19-The Valedictorian and Salutatorian were announced. 20 -N0 one lingered in Room 3. Mr. Gunderson interviewed the boys separately. And finally-the mystery is solved. 21-Literary prizes for the Spartan announced. The story taking first prize was the com- bined efforts of Doc. Beebe, .lack Conklin and Bill Benton. 6-Shades of old fashioned folks haunted the halls just before Athena met. 16-Tryouts for Class Play, Clarence I71MF. Hughes passes out government seeds. Wonder who can grow something greener than the Freshmen? I8-Freshmen-Sophomore Declamatory Contest displayed real talent. 19-Oratorical contest and Junior-Senior Declamatory Contests were held at 7:30. 201S3lCS of cosmetics increased in down-town stores. Barber shops and beauty parlors busy. The reason? ? 7 Junior Prom., of course. 21-Bob Briggs, a Lecture Course entertainer, was a jolly person with whom to spend an evening-not excepting your very own sheik. 28-29-The school mislaid its rabbit foot over the week-end. Oratory and Declamatory contests were not visited by Lady Luck even though Gladys and Raymond went to Tomah to boost. 4-Jefferson-Athena banquet. The eight o'clock club was there too. They served- good eats salted with their own humor. 10-I I-Class play, Clarence, displayed the talent of the class. Wonder if the coleopteras in Montana would still react to Doc's sax? Most anylbmg would. 18-The Senior Class is entertained at Doctor Beebe's home. Main featuresj-BilI's prophecy and the announcement that Martha Ruth and .lake are going to Winona. Looks bad! 19-They go-in interest of the Spartan. . Besides many little things during the following weeks, there will be: ' 2-Senior Class picnic. 3-Baccalaureate. And-last's the best of all the game- 8- Freedom. I0

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Nov. Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Q S U f X. i, 5 XY f , ' CUM' -Athena initiates. Many bumps and bruises visible on the new members. Miss Sever- son said the Club was intellectual. Guess she meant humane. 3--Senior girls held a meeting about dresses for something. They were saying, Wuff, Wulf! Meow! ! when they came out. Probably will wear furs. 4-The team drove to Nekoosa. They tied the Nekoosa team. 5-The Lecture Course was exceptionally good. 9-Smiles and shoes were shined up for the Athena picture. Maybe the smiles will show, but not the shoes-it was too crowded. I3-The Seniors weigh their literary ability and except for Clarence and Vera, and a few others, found it quite wanting. 15-The picture of the Staff was taken to-day. Billy stood on .lake's foot so as to be seen. I8-The party given by the rooms which lost in the ticket selling contest was one of the successful social events of the year. 21-Seniors choose Council members, and the class flower, which is to be the red rose. 22-At last! From the corps of photographers who have been paging Mr. Field, one has produced a snapshot! 23-Jefferson initiated new members. 24,-The school spirit surely was in Miss lrish's desk. The desk walked off the platform, turned over, and remained prostrate. 25-The Biology teacher took a package of lunch from his pocket where he thought the parts of a frog reposed. He was sure he had eaten his lunch. The frog was never found. 4-Miss Wentworth is dumb-with a cold. 5-Mr. Hertz announced a sale of season tickets for Basket Ball. 20-Debate try-outs were held. Judges almost froze in Room I until the hot air was started. 3-Santa was good to everyone. ln some cases he expressed his affection loudly as is demonstrated by Keith l-larrison's tie. 4.-The great eventl Esther Roberts and Jack are united for better or worse. Oh, Joy! She promises to stay by the old ship until June! II-lt seems so very queer. Mrs. Hanson is the same old scout, not a bit different than Miss Roberts was. -Senior Class chose a prophet. Everyone watch Spec Dott grow a beard. -Bill Benton studied for exams. This looks serious. 18-The exemption lists-the instruments of joy and sorrow-were posted. 27-Alvin Watson is the subject of a practical joke involving a girl, the State School vicin- ity, and a marathon race. -Two new teachers repair the havoc wrought by Cupid upon the Faculty. As a matri- monial bureau, this school is meeting with much success. -A grand rush to Economics. The principle upon which those remaining was decided was that of the survival of the fittest. -Report cards, and the usual that ought not to be. ' -Staff puts on an atrraction featuring spaghetti, bologna, sauer kraut, and Duke Wagner. -Mr. Gunderson goes to Tomah. Mr. Hughes is directing our footsteps in the way they should go. 9

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