Sparta High School - Spartan Yearbook (Spartansburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1965 volume:

iluna-germ. P1-an-.1--Q W ALMA MATER Our strong ties cannot be broken, Formed in Sparta-High, Far surpassing wealth unspoken, Sealed by friendship's ties. CHORUS: Hail to Sparta, Alma Mater, Tender, fair and true, Grateful we with love unfailing, All our vows renew. All the days we've been together, Fondly we recall, Days of fair and stormy weather, Thou has gladdened all. Years may dim our recollection, Time its change may bring, Still thy name in fond affection, Evermore we sing. 2 I ME ORIAM MRS. DOROTHY SARGENT Was a loved and dear friend to us all, who served our school faithfully and uncom- plainingly through the years. Her memo- ry will be treasured by each and every one of us. ADMINISTRATION Principal: MR. PUT NA M Secretary: Nurse: MRS. SCOUTEN MRS. PROPER SCHOOL BOARD ROW 1: Mr. Putnam, Mrs. Skiff, Mrs. Sayre, Mrs. Montoro. ROW 2: Mr. Nichols, Mr. Alsdorf, Mr. Morris, Absent: Mr. Boythe. 4 fix ESTHER ALLEN Art PET ER ALLEGRETTO History, English WILLIAM BEISEL Music 5 TELFORD BERKEY Vocational Agriculture Industrial Arts 0 K f JOSEPH FRISINA General Science Biology, History JUDITH COOKLIS Health, Phys. Ed. Spanish, English BARRY JOHNSON General Science Physics, Chemistry 6 THELMA JACKSON Mathematics MARGARET MORRIS English, Latin Librarian SALLY MCQU EER Home Economics FLOY WINA NS Business Education Guidance 7 RENE NICKLAS Junior High Math Physical Education Health KITCHEN STAFF Mary Clark, Mrs. Straite, Gail Platt, Mrs. Brenner, Sheryn Penoyer, Linda Minnick JANITOR Taken for granted whatever they do, Forgotten by many, remembered by fewg What a reward for these folks who don't shirk Their important but frequently unpleasant work. Here's a THANK YOU , Ma Brenner, and Fred, one for you, For doing the wonderful jobs that you do. by Pam Kolaja Mr. Sargent 8 SENIORS MIKE ALBERS CLASS CF 2- Qi 'F my Q ,X l fAg - x Eac sa LOUISE BAILEY .TEA N A LSDORF DONNA BEDOW A -M,--5.5: via figif:ei!zg:f'?-ifla 'lui-p .1 : -: ,, -:f-' :Z' DA LE BLAKESLEE DORA EA STMA N MARY CLARK TROY FIRTH CLYDE EARLS TERRY FISHER DENNIS HALFAST MGTTO THE END CROWNS THE WORK f xX f f X? RAMONA JACKSON DIANE GWIN ROBERT KNIGHT JOHN LINDEN DONNA MOLINE LINDA MINNICK I I3 PA MELA MORRIS .4 MICHA EL PAYER GALE PLATT FLOWER YELLOW ROSE SHERYN PENOYER Wir . X, - ,gf ES 'X .2 'l- ' ' .L M ixelkw TQ P .wh Lf ,L . WW 1. 9' K ,' , , Q , ,L 'L I x fi 1 Q In L f I .MJ X L'f,x',: L I JANET RHOADES WILLIAM ROTE DONALD STRAITE DANA SCOUTEN Bill I 5 FREDERICK SARGENT JOHN STRANAHAN PETER TORREY LESLIE WINANS COLORS ROYAL PURPLE AND GOLD 5 I E CA ROL YOD ER JAMES TUBBS I6 CLASS HISTORY Here is a brief synopsis of how the class of 1965 rose to unsurpassed immortality in the span of 12 short years. Devoted to enriching the run-of-the-mill schoolday, the '65 Seniors have proven themselves to be a happy medium between scholarly seriousness and healthy American frivolity. This class has repeatedly struck out on untried trails to gain experience through self- contrived methods. Although these seniors have made many unprecedented accomplishments, they will be the first to admit that they have also committed their share of misdemeanors, usu- ally conduct, which they were chastised for. The Class of '65 embarked on their merry way through Senior High School when they entered 10th grade in the fall of the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and sixty-two. They wasted no time in erecting their pie and cake stand which was a grand success despite its crude- ness. Our selection for fair queen that year was the very honorable Miss Leslie Jane Winans, who made ye ol' college try, but . . . Enter our illustrious Junior year. The ravishing Miss Linda Lou Minnick was bestowed with the honor of becoming the Class of '65's Junior year queen candidate. Due to the incentive of these enterprising entrepreneurs, they had two successful stands. One, a flourishing Pronto Pup stand, the second, a money making car smashing, fthank you Mark Crosbyj. During the first week of October they received their coveted class rings, which enhanced their pride but emaci- ated their capital. As Juniors, the Class of '65 presented You Can't Kiss Caroline , which was standing room only. After a summer of working and playing qmostly playingj, the doors of Sparta High once again opened, signifying the last year of high school for the Class of '65, Declaring open season on money making, the '65 Seniors rose to meet the challenge of obtaining funds for their spring excursion to New York City and the World's Fair. The Sparty Fair provided the initial opportunity for monetary advancement of their concluding high school year. At the Fair the Seniors opened their dining hall in one of the less muddy corners of the fairgrounds. The Senior Chow Palace was certainly not the first of these culinary establishments, but it was the first to add a dash of dignity to their menu by featuring T-Bone steaks, another innovation conceived by the Spartans- burg Sixty-fivers. The dazzling Leslie Jane topped off the '65 Senior Sparta Fair accomplish- ments by bringing to Mr. Peter Allegretto's 12th grade homeroom the Crown of the Fair Queen. Next on the pecuniary agenda was the premiere of Girl Crazy , the Class of '65's Senior Play. This colossal production, brilliantly performed by these talented stars of stage, screen, and television was proclaimed the best ever witnessed in the Sparta Auditorium. Any dissenters who contest the validity of the preceeding statement should merely ask any member of the Class of '65 and he will reassure you. Amongst various other merchandising enterprises undertaken by the 65ers was the introduc- tion of SPARTANS automobile license plates to the markets of the local hamlet. ' Due to circumstances beyond the control of the authors of this unbiased outline, we must immediately cease writing about how good the class of '65 is qmainly because these pages cost money and we ain't allowed to go on to the next page.j Besides, going on to the next page would disrupt the Senior Lowdown. I. S. and T. F. NAME Smelby Albers Smean Alsdorf Beatle Barley Donna Bedow Dale Blakeslee Mary Clark Clyde Earls Moe Eastman Egghead Frrth Terry F1sher Dtane Gw1n Denny Halfast Mona Jackson Bob Kmght John Lrnden L1n M1nn1ck Donna Molrne Mort Moms Sheryn Penoyer Mrck Payer Gale Platt Trger Rhoades Kyle Rote Freddy Sargent Mode Scouten Trash Strarte Stran Stranahan Abe Torrey Clod Tubbs Lestorl W1nans Clarabelle Yoder SENIQR AMBITION No Amb1t1on To frnd my place rn the world Busrness School Babysrttrng Make lotsa money To be a nurse To be successful at whatever I try Housew1fe To be a r1ch fella To be a success rn hfe To go 1nto the Navy and see the world Make up my m1nd Contentment To be a teacher To be a teacher Housewrfe and mother Elementary teacher and mother College Housewrfe and mother Graduate from hrgh school Elementary teacher Secretary and housew1fe Government off1c1a1 fForestry Law Fast car nrce clothes To get through the 12th grade F1nd that 1960 blue Chevy To learn the def1n1t1on of Portzebre To l1ve 1n Beverly I-I1lls To be a successful Just to be happy no matter what happens Secretar1al work n - - n - ' n - - vu . . n n n n - u - - ,, . . . . ,, . . n - n n . vu - . ,, . . . n - uv - sv - . ,, . n . u - ,, . . 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LQWDOWN PET PEEVE Not getting family car Dishonesty fcheatingj Constant complaints Scratching the black board Manual labor Bossy people People Watching someone eat a pickle Being a poor fella People who don't try People who are impostors Mustang Bridges too narrow Teachers Arguing people Jealousy People who say I look young Staying home Slow drivers and braggers School People being late None Pinks Slow Drivers None 1960 Blue Chevy Not knowing players Getting anywhere on time Not having enough money Getting up in morning People who whine FAVORITE PASTIME Listening to pretty music Sports, playing piano, reading Dating lim Going to the movies Basketball Dating Sports Dancing and boys Hunting and Fishing Hunting and farmwork Walking Working on my Chevy Horseback riding Dancing, horses, and teaching Girls, roller skating, and sports Dating one certain boy Dancing, eating, and basketball Basketball Dancing Advancing my education Scheming up things Eating, reading, TV, and sports Sports Good fun Smoking a pipe Friday and Saturday Nights Whistling Beethoven's 5th Symphony Ridding forests of wildlife Sports Keeping things stirred up S ports 9 Q 5 Q E. fx ' ' ' 'I ' K'-'D'L f9'Md ' 'Z V'S11-'72ifEiii2WEBER5423JG545WZ55ZSE?if2?3?i5?2f3Pi?4i!fEQ?iivi7,5,325 4'f 5'1 ' 11 f 2 e:f:L9Qi .'t,-.z?S?iE?E?57W1-L RP I JUNI RS Jody Albers Sandy Ayers Dan Boythe Ron Byler Karen Carter Patty Cook ary Eastman Bonnie Clark Karen Ehrhardt Sam Graves Becky Greer 22 Gretchen Haen el x 1 J UL K A -' i1Wf?,ag 'ffq H, , , ff-Q ,. .1 .rf Y 2 Lg Cgjwfffbg K 1 P5 gw H . 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Mary W111S Pam Wumer JR EDITOR Sandy Ayers Joe Lmclen Patty Cook Ahce Yoder BUS MANAGER ART EDITOR TYPISTS Left to Right Paullne Webber Becky Greer ,,. IIQI' t fyi y Y EQI A QIIIIAI L' E A R B O STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: R. Greer, I. Stranahan, L. Winans, P. Kolaja, J. Torrey, M. Wills ROW 2: M. Clark, J. Alsdorf, B. Morris, D. Boythe, B. Scouten ROW 3: M. Kolaja, I. Linden, I. Tubbs, B. Allen, H. Hays NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: L. Winans, P. Cook, M. Wetherbee. J. Alsdorf ROW 2: P. Kolaja J. Linden, I. Tubbs, J. Stranahan, M. Clark 3I CHESS CLUB A ROW1 I Stranahan P Torrey D Blakeslee T Flrth I Tubbs ROW2 M Payer Mr Johnson DANCE CLUB ROW 1 Mr N1Ck13S J Lmden P Cook P Kolaja J Albers K Carter ROW2 D Molrne P Morrrs I Rhoades B Greer K Ehrhardt T Pfusch P Rote ROW 3 D Gwrn G Haenel M Eastman S Ayers P Webber M Montgomery J Torrey ROW 4 B Kn1ght,I Llnden I Blakeslee B Bregrtzer C Blakeslee I Dooher ROW 5 P Torrey R. Byler B Allen B Rote C Earls T Frsher ROW 6 D Mrnnrck D Scouten M Payer ' K si My , B ,f,. , ,. Vgzfi' Q .. - .ff - : . , . , . , . , . . : . , . Q. ,E :hh K 9 ff iv - M Jrcsn V.,'d. 3' H w, . N sl 4 K -s , '. Q.-, X 'R Q 1. 1. ,ak 9 'r 5' s 1 'jvb . . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . . , . , . , . , . , . . . . . , . , . , . , . . : . , , . , . , . , . . I . , . , - ROW 1: F. Moline, B. Stone, R. Greer, J. Rowley, N. Most, Mr. Beisel. ROW 2: V. Fisher, L. Ehrhardt, L. Hays, C. Johns, C. Vanderhoof, B. Stone, B. Kinney. ROW 3: B. Ehrhardt, D. Minnick, L. Winans, M. Yoder, K. Berkey, B. Vanderhoof C. Penoyer. ROW 4: W. Wetherbee, S. Mitchell, M. Webber, I. Miller, I. Scou- ren, L. Miller. ROW 5: D. Wellman, P. Burlingame, J. Brown, D. I-Iigby, C. Webber, T. Braley, R. Penoyer. ROW 6: R. Wellman, D. Haenel, D. Boythe, C. May, B. Allen, E. Laibach, B. Albers, A. Rifenberick, K. Esh ROW l: P. Rote, K. Richardson, M. Wills, A. Yoder, T. Pfusch, B. Clark. ROW 2: P. Kolaja, M. Graves, H. Cook, L. Morris, T. Brown, M. Rote, ROW 3: A. Johns, J. Dooher, C. Blakeslee, J. Torrey, P. Witmer. ROW 4: D. Rifenberick, T. Murdock 33 GIRLS ENSEMBLE ROW 1 J Rhoades I Lmden B Moms J Troyer Mr Bersel ROW2 P Kolaja P Cook J Albers ROW 3 V Strarte B Clark I Alsdorf M Eastman ROW 4 L Wrnans B Bregrtzer K Carter M Clark CLASSM EN 913' J. Linden, J. Stranahan, B. Knight, D. Boythc 34 LIBRARY STAFF Miss Morris, M. Wills, P. Kolaja JLINIQR CLASSMEN ROW 1: C. May, R. Wellman, B. Allen. ROW 2: T. Braley, D. Boythe, D. Haenel E. Laibach 35 FHA ROW 1: K. Carter, G. Haenel, K. Ehrhardt, C. Yoder, Mrs. McQueer. ROW 2: M Eastman, D. Moline, D. Gwin, D. Eastman. ROW 5: D. Caldwell, G. Platt, C. Reese JR. HOME EC. ROW 1: C. Johns, S. Mitchell, N. Most, Mrs. McQueer. ROW 2: M. Webber, W. Long, L. Crosby, W. Long. ROW 3: R. Graves, V. Fisher, I. Scouten, L. Hays 36 ART CLUB I ROW 1 D Mrnnrck M Yoder B Ehrhardt I Troyer L M111er G Penoyer Mrs Allen ROW2 F Molrne J Torrey B Moms I Lrnden B Krnney C Harper ROW3 B Stone D Wellman R Greer C Most I Mrller K Berkey C Frsher ROW4 T Carter R Caldwell I Rowley L Wrnans B Stone A Hohol R Wellman ART CLUB II M ROW 1 H Hays K Esh H Cook P Rote Mrs Allen ROW2 B Vanderhoof I Mrller L Ehrhardt C Vanderhoof W Wetherbee M Chelton ROW3 P Burlrngame I Brown R Wellman D Ormsbee R Northrop T Braley SR CONSERVATION ROW1 D Scouten D Scouten R Byler B Allen Mr Putnam ROW2 G Lmdsay D Murdock J Webber B McCray H Hays C Halfast ROW3 M Crosby P McCray B JR CONSERVATION ROW 1 L Dav1s B Allen R Albers M, Kolaja C Webber Mr Putnam ROW2 C May R M11ler E Larbach R skrff R Wyman D Berkey ROW3 R Mrller D Haenel B Albers C Barley F Eastman R McQueer ROW4 D Boythe D Brown M Haenel I Krnney D I-hgby ROW5 R Ayers A Frsher G Haenel I Sturzman T Dyne ROW 6 D Stone, 1 Wade, C. Earls, L. Helrker, R. Penoyer, M Nadolny , . ff I , L X Berkey, R. Snapp, D. Esh, G. Fisher. ROW 4: A. Moline, D. Ayers SENIOR YFC ROW 1: B. Harrison, J. Stranahan, L. Winans, D. Boythe, P. Witmer, M. Wetherbee. ROW 2: D. Straite, B. Scouten, J. Tubbs, D. Straite, J. Als- dorf, M. Wills, A. Yoder. ROW 3: V. Straire, T. Brown, M. Graves, L. Morris, L. Bailey, M. Clark, R. Jackson. ROW 4: B. Clark, C. Yoder, A. Johns, K. Richardson, G. Wethbee, G. Platt. ROW 5: D. Rifenberick, T. Murdock JUNIOR YFC ROW 1: R. Northrop, E. Laibach, L. Davis, D. Boythe, M. Chelton, C. Van- derhoof. ROW 2: L. Crosby, W. Long, L. Ehrhardt, W. Long, V. Fisher, S. Mitchell, B. Vanderhoof. ROW 3: P. Burlingame, J. Brown, R. Graves, M. Webber, W. Wetherbee, C. Johns, L. Hays. ROW 4: C. Bailey, F, Eastman, C. May, J. Miller, J. Scouten, N. Most. ROW 5: R. Wyman, D. Ormsbee, T. Braley, K. Esh, D. Higby, A. Rifenberick 39 -.1...i.,, E E L E S L I E Pamela Kolaja, Barbara Morris, Leslie Winans, Jean Torrey SENIOR CHORUS ROW 1: J. Linden. D- Boythe, I. Alsdorf, L. Minnick, V. Srraite. R. Knight. C. Most, Mr. Beisel, ROW 2: 'M. Wills. J. Rhoades, B. Clark, K. Carter, M. Eastman, I. Troyer, B. Bre- gitzer, ROW 3: L.. Winans, I. Albers, M. Montgomery, K. Richardson, A. Johns, B. Morris, I. Blakeslee, ROW 4: I. Miller, M. Clark. P. Kolaja, P. Rote, J. Torrey, P. Witmer, G. Wetherbee, B. Berkey, ROW 5: B. Greer, I. Torrey, J. Tubbs, I. Linden, C. Blakeslee, J. Dooher, P. Cook, D. Esh, ROW 6: B. Allen, F. Sargent, I. Stranahan, M. Albers, D. Scouten B. Harrison, D. Minnick, D. Straite 40 O U N FFA ROW1 Mr Berkey B McCray W Davrs D Blakeslee D Halfast L Halfast S Graves ROW2 M Crosby G Scouten E M111er B Troyer C Halfast T Long R Caldwell ROW3 G L1ndsey I Webber B Berkey G Frsher D Esh ROW4 D Ayers A Mol1ne R Snapp G Ehrhardt MONOGRAM ROW 1 P Torrey I Stranahan L Wrnans J Lrnden J Tubbs ROW2 J L1n de P Moms I Rhodes D Blakeslee M Kolaja B Allen B Morrrs J Albers ROW 3 P Cook B Greer C Most R Greer L Wrnans M Montgomery P KolaJa ROW4 B Rote B I-Iarnson J Dooher C Blakeslee P Wrtmer P Rote B Clark ROW5 M Albers T I-1rth D Strarte B Scouten D Mrnmck B Troyer E Mrller ROW 6 F Sargent I Lrnden R Byler B Allen B Kmght D Scouten H Tubbs 4l . . . . , . , . , . , - , - 1 . . . . . . , . , . , - , . , - , . . Z . , . , . , . , . . I . , . , . , . iiw A 7, . . . . ' . - . . , . , . , . , - . . . nn - 1 - 1 1 y - 1 - 1 ' s - I . , Q , . , . , . , . , . . . . . . . . , . , . , Q , - , . , . . I . , . , . , . , - , . . . . , . . . - , - , - , . , . , . , . PEP BAND ROW 1 V Stra1te R Greer L DHVIS C May D Boythe T Braley ROW2 F Mohne B Ehrhardt D M1HH1Ck G Wetherbee B Moms ROW 3 Mr Be1 sel, R Albers, B Allen B Albers D Haenel QUIZ TEAM BWI! MQ ROW 1 T Brown D Stralte D Boythe V Stralte ROW2 J Alsdorf B Harrlson M Wetherbee K Rxchardson. D Boythe 42 ATHLETICS COACH: Mr. Joseph Frisina SCOREKEEPERS: Pam Kolaja Carol Blakeslee Jesse Dooher BASEBALL SCORES 15 Tidioute 4 Pleasantville 6 West Forest 4 East Forest 14 Tidioute 11 Pleasantville 15 West Forest 16 East Forest BASKETBALL SCORES SPARTA OPPONENT SPARTA OPPONENT 63 Pymatuning 67 53 Youngsville 34 Union City 66 ' 62 Pleasantville 42 Ft. LeBoeuf 53 '51 Tidioute 56 Saegertown 62 61 East Forest 48 Townville 42 82 N. Area 35 Saegertown 59 '7 6 West Forest '73 St. A gatha 63 ' 7 9 Youngsville 54 Union City 53 ' 52 Pleasantville '72 North East 85 69 Tidioute 55 Gen. McLane 54 ' 57 East Forest '71 N. Area 45 ' 59 West Forest 42 ' League Game SPARTANS ARE UAVL CHAMPS 44 EE Ffh, A L? pr, I-4 MIKE ALBERS RONNIE BYLER TROY FIRTH JOE LINDEN JOHN LINDEN DONALD MINNICK BARRY SCOUTEN FRED SARGENT JOHN STRANAI-IAN PETER TORREY HAL TUBBS JIM TUBBS I nun- QAIU' EEE M.. 45 B A S l H L E DUANE SCOUTEN B A L L VARSITY n fi I N 'p M L 75. T 1 'Q Q, E N B D E t s N Q B I L L R O T H E A JOE LINDEN DALE BLA KESLEE MIKE ALBERS 46 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS I o P d a Y t A R 1 O b 11 e 6 1' s ,2 I C i O M SPARTA E o 3 Y S o k L e B S e 1 c 1 k e Y W G i I' H e a e 11- I S J ' BASKETBALL ROW 1: H. Tubbs, B. Scouten, B. Troyer, W. Davis ROW 2: R. Byler, E. Miller, D. Minnick, D. Scouten. D. Straite. R. Knight, Mgr. J ROW 1: Barb Bregitzer, Karen Carter, Mary Eastman ROW 2: Pam Witmer, Iona Blakeslee JR. HIGH BA KETBALL FRONT ROW: C. May, R. Albers, L. Davis, T. Carter, T. Braley, R. Skiff,.R. Northrup BACK ROW: Mr. Nicklas, B. Allen, M. Kolaja, T. Dyne, A. Moline, R. Snapp, J. Wade, I. Linden, C. Bailey JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Janet Linden. Terry Brown, Connie Most BACK ROW: Renda Greer, Barb Morris, Laurel Winans Q 23 Q, E 1? 3 6 BOOSTERS Miss Freda Morris Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Miller Paul Dooher Debbie Wagner Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Shreve Mary Laibach Rev. and Mrs. Clyde May Helen E. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McAninch Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Witmer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kolaja Mr. and Mrs. R. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs W. Tillotson Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cook Mr. and Mrs. Edward Webber Mr. and Mrs William Morton Mrs. K. Arden Bennett Mrs. Dorothy May Rev. and Mrs. Robert Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Merkle Dennis Merkle and Mrs. Guy Scouten and Mrs. Cameron Blakeslee and Mrs. Vernal Torrey Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Peter John Torrey Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brown Troy Firth Mr. and Mrs Bernard Skiff Mr. and Mrs Paul Shambaugh Mr. and Mrs Roland Rogers Mr. and Mrs Raymond Straite Mr. and Mrs. Todd Firth Mr. and Mrs. Herman Winans Dale's Dress Shop, Titusville, Pa Central Avenue Restaurant, Titusv Pringle Brothers, Titusville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. George Pfusch Mrs. Marie Pattison Mrs Anne Litzinger Mrs Virginia Wills Mrs. Mabel Weidner Mrs. Esther Allen Mrs Sally McQueer Mr. Joseph Frisina Miss Margaret Morris ille , Pa Q r y, 1.- NTS' p jf? NATIO THE NATIONAL BANK A K OF CORRY y Your Time and Temperature Bank lllIllIllillHIIl'll.lulIIilllllltllllllllll A ll I DP ll nf 1' QW!! 1 ll HR Ill MIM WIN ln: Ml, I ,' ,,! 'E : :. 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