Sparta High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Sparta, IL)

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Brenda Becker Kathy Fiene Shirley Gross Candy Hawley Rhonda Lehnherr Judy Mattingly Ralph Schulein Pauline Schupbach L47 - ACADEMIC LEADERS INITVIIED INTO Nl-IQ The National Honor Society is the most dis- tinguished honor that a student can achieve at Sparta High School. One who is elected to this honor must possess leadership, attitude, character, citizenship, and most of all scholarship. To quali- fy, a student must maintain at least a 4. 25 average for the duration of his high school career and be a junior or senior. Of those eligible, only five percent of the juniors and ten percent ofthe seniors are FRUNT ROW: Leavitt, Michels, Sutterer, Patterson, Redpath. accepted by a direct vote of the teachers. The STANDING: Brown, Hearn, Mr. Birchler, Advisorg Bieem. names ef the new members remain 21 Secret until the initiation ceremony held in the spring at an all- school assembly. ,, 1 28

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NG QENIOES RECOGNITION More than lucky stars have made these stu- dents deserving. Voted by a secret faculty ballot, fourteen seniors, the largest group ever at Sparta High, were electedbecause each has excelled in his individual potentials. Some have mastered music or have developed their artistic touch. Others have become skilled athletically or scholas- tically. But all have attained one characteristic. They are more than a name in a grade book or a body in a seat. They are students with questions that make classes come to life, and they have per- sonalities that make school life worthwhile. These chosen seniors have indeed brought out the best of Sparta High School. RUTH PATTERSON Annual Editor JFANQ sew KATHY SUTT ERER . . . Homecoming Queen