Sparta High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Sparta, IL)

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We will strive for the impossible dream In this fast-moving age of moon walks, air pollution, demonstrations, wonder drugs, Viet Nam, and computers, high school students feel the need to be individualists, and have thus set goals in their lives - whether it be to educate people, to explore the unknown, to get married, or to help fellow man along the way, as did Don Quixote. No matter what our goal, or what we accomplish, there's always that unreachable star which prods us to improve and progress. Although America has progressed scientifically, perhaps it has lagged socially. Young V people have taken as their quest to correct social ills, as evidenced in many of their songs and shown in the introduction of this annual. This year, the l 1970 Bulldog staff has chosen as its theme The Impossible Dream - to emphasize the hopes and dreams which lie in the future of Sparta High Students. l l yi 4 H Don Quixote De LA Mnnche

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Time to get together To love one another One of the most thoughtful and appreciated things we can do is extend a helping hand and a willing heart to someone - the young in search of knowledge, the old, the ill, and the hungry. A broken leg or sprained ankle is no laughing matter. One must help himself and be grateful for the aid of others. Brotherhood is often a group project to brighten the neighborhood of the whole town. Serving isn't always easy - people who have been independent all their lives don't want to accept help, children are often restless and in- attentive, not all group members have the initiative to stick with it - but a warm smile is reward enough for long hours of work.