Sparta High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Sparta, IL)

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V ORI HOARD JUNIOR VARSITY (Wan 9— Low 6) Red Bud 20-18 12-20 2011 CouliCTillr 20 IS 20 7 Mamu 2012 2011 Red Bud V20 11-20 TfKO 2010 20 t hr«cr A 20 IS-20 Mavouteh IS-20 1220 NmHviIIt 2016 20 4 Waterloo 20 9 20 9 Bntknnvtlle PI0 2010 2012 DuQumn 2016 20IS 12-19 he«er 11-20 4 20 Steele .Hr 12 20 20 I 2018 Carlyle 22 20 1420 IS 20 Anna Jonesboro 1020 FRESHMEN 16-20 «Won 1 - Lou 4) Red Bud II 20 020 IS 20 Red Bud V20 11-20 Waterloo IV 1 IV 6 IVIS (better II 20 4 20 •The firv uorc given i Span a » Top: IN THE SECOND game of the District, Rhonda Hatridge scored seven straight points. lead- ing Sparta to a 204 victory over Chester Right: MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Tom. Heil. getting the attention of her Coach Miss Peggy Deaton, served for ten points and won 2014 in the first game against Stecleville Bottom Left: ALL-TOURNA- MENT TEAM player Tomi Heil proudly accepts her trophy in the Sparta Invitational Fellow player Rhonda Hatndge was also named to the team Bot- tom Right: JUNIOR VARSITY Front Row: Becky Beckley. Kim Chandler. Sheri McBnde. Carol Thompson. Sherry Buch Back Row: Brenda Throg- morton statistician. Teresa Woody. Time Keeper. Sheri LeTempt, Donna Hess. Kim Beattie. Manager. Coach Miss Peggy Deaton Volleyball 25

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District Crowns New Ch ampion Wc arc the champions! The girls’ volleyball team won its first District championship. Defeating Chester, Steele- villc, and Coulterville, the Bulldogs’ toughest opponent in the tournament, the team advanced to the sectional, where they were defeated by Frecburg. In the District the girls avenged an earlier loss to Steele- ville who won Sparta’s Invitational Tour- nament in which Trico placed second and SHS third. In the championship game, Sccclcvilie’s top-notch player Cathy Ohms missed her first service which gave the Bulldogs the confidence they needed to hold her scoreless while Becky Beckley, Diane Blcem, and Rhonda Hatridge each scored six points, overcoming the loss of senior Sue Meyer, sidelined during the tournament because of an ankle injury. VARSITY Front Row: Pam Chandler. Sue Meyer. Tomi Heil, Rhonda Hatridge. Stacey Gerlach, Diane Bleem Row- 2: Becky Beckley, Kim Chandler. Sherry McBride. Carol Thompson, Sherry Buch Back Row: Brenda Throgmorton, Statistician. Teresa Woody. Time Keeper. Kim Beattie. Man ager. Miss Peggy Deaton, Coach Middle: How sweet it is’ The Bulldogs won their first District championship in December behind a solid team effort Bottom: FRESHMEN Front Row: Laura Moore. Sue Miller. Tammy Thornton, Jill Pierce. Becky Witten bom. Shelly McBride. Kelly Oathout Back Row: Donnita Meyer. Theresa Carroll, Tracy Reese. Sheri LcTempt. Beth Heaton, Donna Hess. Janice Becker. Brenda Throgmorton, Statistician SCOREBOARD VARSITY iWon 10 — Low 10) Red Bud 10-20 0-20 Coulcervillc 19-21 20 8 2012 Sbmu 520 201’ 14-20 Tnco 20-10 15-20 15-20 Qtnter 16-20 20 5 1’ 20 Sbkiullh 10-20 I’-JO WmuIuo 20 9 20 5 Nathvillr 2018 20 6 2010 20 6 DuQuun 200 200 Sarelrvtllr ’20 2011 201’ 1921 12 20 Anna Jonnboro 920 1’20 SPARTA INVITATIONAL (SPARTA FIRST■ Tnco 1020 8-20 Sacrirvillr 2012 2022 1’ 20 Coukervtllr 20 6 17-JO 2012 SPARTA DISTRICT (SPARTA FIRST. Coultervillr 200 201’ Oanacr 2011 920 20 1 ’wrlrv.llf 2014 20 6 24 Volleyball

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Third PI ace Came in Overtime The Fifteenth Annual Sparta Mid-Win- ter Classic came to an exciting end with the Venice Red Devils defeating the Red Bud Musketeers 85-72. Going into an overtime, the Sparta Bulldogs were victo- rious over the Freebcrg Midgets 70-68, apturing third place. In the consolation game the Trico Pioneers defeated the Waterloo Bulldogs with a decision of 73- 70. Marrisa Meteors were eliminated after being defeated by Red Bud and Trico. The SHS cheerleaders won the trophy given to the best squad in the tournament. Tro- phies for the all-tournament team were presented to Alan Meuth, Red Bud; Mike Roy, Waterloo; Ron Salmond and Don Gradncr, Venice; and Ron Dicckcr, Frcc- burg. The second team was Kevin Mensc, Freeburg; Steve Bockhorn, Trico; Scott Rahn, Red Bud; Steve Gasser, and Jeff Amos of Sparta. Top: CLOSELY GUARDED BY Rob McCree (45), Chester's Chris Jones (55) discovered that cm- dai steal by Steve Gasser (42) resulted in a tying bas- ket After Chester scored with 20 seconds left. Sparta was unable to score again, losing 59-57. Bottom: EARLY IN THE game varsity coach Marry Jacobus, after Sparta's defeat by Chatham Glennwood 67-89 in the first game of the Mater Dei Tournament, plots the strategy that defeated Granite City North 60-54 26 Basketball