Sparta High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Sparta, IL)

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J U SNCIOTQS. OFFICERS. PRESIDENT ............ ..... F oster Weir. VICE-PRESIDENT ..... .... S tella Glenn. SECRETARY ,.............. . lda Anderson. TREASURER ................. .John Steele. COLORS-Turquoise Blue and Yellow. MOTTO-In omnes paratus. YELL. Well man, sick man, dead man, stiffg. Dig 'em up, cut 'em up, what's the diff? Humerous, tumerous, blood and gore, Sparta Juniors have the floor. FACTS!!!!!! The future of our country depends on us. What we don't know isn't worth knowing. Signed M. F. C. LNOTE As the manuscript read what we don't isn't worth know- ing, we were left in doubt whether to supply know or change don t to clo. We chose the former though the latter may have been intended by the Juniors. lt would certainly have been as truthful. Ed.l A poetically inclined Junior chews his pen and this is the result.-- Of the wonderful things of tongue or pen The most of all is this that when The Freshies grow up they'll be called ment? ?J. lAll rights reserved.j EVERY DAY SAYINGS. I. Anderson--My names are wonderful. QOOVP1743? PJTUOUSDTUZFUFV' 6:30 8:00 9:00 12:00 1:15 4300 5:00 6:00 8:00 12:30 Glenn--l'm a shining light. Steele--Go away back. lggzigord We are awful sorry, Missl, Weir- Come to order. Mclntire--They all look up to me. McClintock Caliasl Warnick-Once upon a time l caught a ish. Warner--l am not dressed Qupb. Ervin--Two cents worth of wax please. Steele-O take care of John. Frickie-l'm a wery goot poy. Hawthorn--I have company. Smith--l guess not. Gemmill--lsn't l sweet. Fulton--The corn needs rain. Stephenson--CQuotation forbiddenl. CA Dutch embassadorj. Allen--l go north winter and summer. Eiker CBlankD Ccan't talk yetj. JUNIOR PROGRAM. to 8:00-Arise: make tire: saw one-half cord wood: eat breakfast. 9:00-Cram geometry. 12:00-Run a bluff at recitations. 1:15-Eat dinner: study physics while taking a nap. '4'oo-More bluffs. 5:00-Harmless amusements. 6:00 -Split kindlingg carry coal: eat supper. 8:00 -Get ready to go to ?- 12:30 -Gone. 6:30-Sleep: groan: kick.

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21 ibozm. As we think of early school days, Hearts are hlled with youthful zest, In them no room for sadness Lips ready for laugh or jest. Scenes of sorrow, like phantom pictures, Thro' our minds went dashing past, Dreams of winning wreaths and laurels Like radiant beams o'er our hearts we Tho' the artist Time will paint Other scenes with magic power, Still those days to us will cling, Brightening oft' a gloomy hour. When we think of absent school-mates, -Tho' our lives be far apart, Years may pass, but memory still Will bid affections tears to start. We would con again the pages Written by a school-mate's hand, And surely harken to the message Tho' they'd passed to other lands We would glean again in mystery The message fair and neat, Coming as a breath from Heaven, From their far away retreat. Bringing visions ofthe absent, And our hearts would give a sigh Waking memories of our child-hood And of happy days gone by. 9 Thro' the days of by gone years We were often found repiningg But all our worries, cares, and fears Were clouds with a silver lining. When in life We lose enjoyment, And its cares contract the brow, Let us then recall the memory Of what so charms us now. TB CHS B.S 'o