Sparta High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Sparta, IL)

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Nw' 5 J .Isa lifts it-fs 'Af Ewa - INA Q25 1 . F The Junior float, announced as winner at assembly, tied with the Senior float. Mary Stephenson decorates FTA car. My ,,,.. 2 .s Q if ,... 1 .. ,gg ii.. g t H38 i-0'- f',.-n- sunk? 0-w 'j aww' J . tt ,, t,,t L- ,tW. ,J -3 ., --1 Qi 't,t 1- ' I QENIOI21, JUNIOI-Z FLOGIQ IN OO IGI- TIE The heat was on. The rivalry between the four classes increased every minute as they worked, trying to reach the coveted first place. Excited students marched through Sparta with their floats. Seniors sub- mitted Sorry Charlie, Only the Best Players get to Be Bulldogs. Juniors had A Black Knight for A.J. , Sophomores, Sailing to Victory, and Freshmen, Up, Up, and Away. The air grew tense as each student awaited the final moments with a feeling that his class would win. Student Council President, Barb Leavitt announced the winners in reverse order. Fourth place went to the freshmen, third to the sophomores, then a slight pause . . . Seniors second - Juniors first! The dis- appointment of the Seniors, however, was soon subdued when an announcement was made at the Homecoming game that the Juniors and Seniors tied for first place.

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GPAOED I-I The young ladies chosen to represent respective classes in the 1971 Homecoming court became graceful additions to the festive occasion. Selected from the Junior class was the very talented Jane Diercks, who is a varsity speech contestant. The Sophomore class at- tendant, Joni Williams, is one of the junior varsity cheerleaders. The third attendant, Cindy Abell, was the Freshman class attendant. Escorting these three girls were Leon Davis, Don Theobald, and Bill Asher, senior members of the varsity football team. 'Q NTENDANTS 1 NG l JONI WILLIAMS, Sophomore Attendant JANE DIERCKS, Junior Attendant