Sparta High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Sparta, IL)

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TOP LEFT: In a year of unprecedented firsts, the Freshman class won the '74 Bulldog which merited both a first from Columbia Scholastic first place with Roll 'Em Down the River. TOP RIGHT: Coach Gary School Press Association and Golden Dozen award from Southern Schopp proved to be a wizard by coaching Sparta High’s first football School Press Association. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Playing swing music championship. BOTTOM LEFT: Janis Boyd carefully explains points of from the forties, the stage band was a hit at the Homecoming Dance, salesmanship to Tim Culp who helped to pull the yearbook out of debt. BOTTOM LEFT: All state candidate Mike Collins led the Bulldogs to a BOTTOM RIGHT: Working to meet the first deadline Bob Linders, perfect 7-0 Conference record. Mary Ann Lehnherr, and Doris Hayer work to keep up the standards of 12

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NATURAL JOY It was not only a singing group that enter- tained local organizations but it was that good feeling that came as a result of doing something well through hard work. Be it an individual project or a team effort, the time and energy spent will be rewarded in knowing it was a job well done. Imagine the faces of the Freshmen after their float was announced the first place winner in the Homecoming parade. The effort and sense of self-satisfaction made the memory of working together a tantalizing tidbit of what these four years can be. n

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RIGHT ON Good signs will make a smooth journey. In a time when it seems that only the negative side gets the attention, Sparta High showed what the future may hold. We worked for our first football championship. We repeated cross country and track titles. We boasted awards in business. Again we won first place ratings in journalism and speech. These successes indicate that together we're making the right turns. Right turns equal success.