Sparta High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Sparta, IL)

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All the way on Broadway, Junior girls proclaim a Bulldog vic- tory against Homecoming rival OuQuom. 10 Paradin

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Some people are lucky enough to go trip- pin’ to lofty Denver, majestic Germany, Italy, home of the gladiators, or foggy England, but there are others who have fun by trippin' in their own back yard, by doing simple things and looking for the real beauty in ordinary objects. So whether we are off to far away lands or out our back door, the trip is what we make it. We can travel the world over on the transport Mind. Top Left: As the sun sets in the west, so ends senior high school days. Top Right: While watching a spider spin a web. we can pon der life's complications Bottom Left: The summer s highlight tor the marching Bulldogs was performing in St Louis' Busch Sta dium in June Bottom Right: At the four day National FBLA Con vention held in Denver. Colorado. Lynda Kohne reflects on her fourth place win in nation wide parliamentary procedure contest Trippm 9

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People parade constantly. It may be a walk through downtown Sparta, a play, a show of skill and knowledge, or an enjoy- able time. Teens see life as a parade and a time to express themselves; so they convey their messages in various ways. They ham it up in plays, on the streets, in class, or wherever they may be. Life is one big parade and we are the paraders. 'N J Top left: In a summer community play directed by Albert Hapke, Lucy. Freshman Patty Kohne, gives Charlie Brown. Sophomore Jim Schobert. advice on how to cope with continuous problems. Top Right: The FFA entry Time is running out for the Indians won third place in the Homecoming float competition. Bottom Left: French Club members made the Homecoming parade more enioyable because they enioyed carrying their own yellow brick road to victory Bottom Right: With arms wide open Senior Der rick Tillman proclaims that everything will be alright cause he's Paradin 11 Kid Dynomite.