Sparta High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Sparta, IL)

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TOP: A fountain of notes pour into the heavenly atmosphere as the Prom. BOTTOM RIGHT: One of the greatest joys of Prom for Mary waiters and waitresses entertain at Prom. BOTTOM LEFT: -Heaven Nordmann and Cindy Hermes is sharing it with friends. Can Wait” for Patti McDonald and Blake Linders as they entertain at 10

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FOOTNOTE: To make a four-year journey, students must have sole to frek the halls of SHQ. How many Sparta High students realize how important feet are to their lives? They play ”foot ball, see their foot prints in the snow, write gra feet i on the wall, and are feet”ured in newspapers. And one thing that never happens to an SHS student: he is never de”feet’’ed. SHS feet are even coming up in the world of fashion, fashionable shoes being a must to any outfit. Shoes haven’t always been necessary. The cave- men never wore shoes, but did they complain? It wasn't until a caveman stepped on his first thorn that he said, What is this madness! I need a pair of shoes. What would he think if he came back today? Imagine his walking down the halls of SHS wearing a pair of boots, hurraches, earth shoes, or Addidas tennis shoes. To complement his ensem- ble, he would wear a T-shirt with a catchy slogan like The Fonz,” Squeeze Me I’m Lovable, or Cavemen Unite. So, for all you bare”foot tender feet who are not too sure”foot ed, it’s a good thing shoes were invented. 9

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% FRIENDSHIP: We've been together since way back when. Baby, you're still the one. What does friendship mean to you? Is it working on your class float until midnight, crying on each other's shoulders after losing an important game, sitting together under your favorite tree at lunch, checking” each other’s homework and getting accused of cheating, or just being there when you need each other? Withstanding every thrill and disappointment, a friendship grows each day. Whether you met each other in grade school or here at Sparta High, friendship can produce many good times and traumas, but it requires a little understanding and patience. Perhaps the best thing you can do for your friend is just be his friend. TOP LEFT: Stairway to Heaven” brings out the angel” in Mike Steen and Lea Ann Wiley for one night. TOP RIGHT: To Mary Wittenbrink. Marsha Pahlman. Sherry Welch, and Mary Barber, friendship is making even the toughest jobs fun. MID- DLE LEFT: A catered banquet, the opening event of prom, proves to be delectable for students as well as faculty. BOT- TOM LEFT: Recapturing the memories of their Prom days. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gerlach enjoy the 1976 Prom. 11