Spartanburg High School - Spartan Yearbook (Spartanburg, IN)

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History of junior Class l'714-llllw tlvftn-yy GREEN .wrt lll'RPl.lf. .llffrtm Excl-:1.s1otc llowiiui Xliixtziiit, Pm-.mIt'f1l. Cxluu-,l.I. lilRXIilf, tliur Ifililor. llexxcliif Wisrj, ,St't'l't'ftll'wX' tim! Y'1'rrmi1't'1'. ELSIL3 IQEESLIM1 Mit-1 Moierox CLARK Niiwnxrl-ii: - , - E, IllC lllli Cl21SS WCTC litairn tty the fgmiily tif the Spartanburg High School. September ll, l'1ll. XYe were the youngest of a family of forty-live. Uur generation being fourteen in number. As was to be expected. by the efforts of our oltler brothers antl sis- ters. we were macle to feel very insigniticant anil worthless. .-Xt the eml of our tirst term we lost two members of our bomly. Merl Detibaugh :mtl Xtilliani Stevenson. annl before the enil of the year we lost another pair. Yerna Showalter anal llarry -lackson. Qur Sophomore year will always be remembcrecl with pleasure, although circumstances causefl us to lose four more of our class. Floyfl Miller, Macy 20 llarter. Melvin llarmison. anal Chase Stevenson. lt is with much pleasure that we note that Macy antl Melvin are completing their high school course at Mayne. antl that Chase is in Riclimontl lligh School. During our -lunior term we have workeml faithfully trying to maintain the reputation, so nobly started in our first year. as a liartl-working antl stutlious class. lie gave the tirst play ever attempteil in this school by a -lunior Class. antl we are glail to say that Mrs, liriggs of the l'oultry Yarilf' was a great success. XYe sincerely hope that our next anal last year will be as helpful to all its this past one has been.