Spartanburg High School - Spartana Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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Maintaining The Tradition High standards have been an integral aspect of Spartan High since it began in 1897. The years have altered neither the traditional athletic championships nor the academic achievements. Clubs have been held in high esteem throughout the community because of their service projects. Though this year brought many changes, Spartan High retained its ideals. The spirit, the determination. the individuality, the involvement of the students, the support of the parents, and the pride of accomplishment are just some of the attributes of SHS, which prove that through all the changes. WE'VE STILL GOT IT. Students find many places to eat their lunch and meet with friends Finding time to go to.a locker is often hard. Rebecca Vickery uses a bookbag to help eliminate the problem Kicking her shoes off and really getting to work. Frances Crosby perfects her typing Opening 7

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 Lunchtime gives Joy Steadings and Kellie Bishop a chance to discuss her day while eating. Reminding students of parking regulations is an early morning job for Anita Betsill and Fre-drina Bomar. Many after-school hours are put in by the band to practice their marching routines Keeping a notebook in chemistry helps Bryce Williams when test time rolls around 6 Opemng

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Working together on a poetry collage. Patrick Thomas and Anthony Black receive help from At the Homecoming dance, fashion calls for Mrs. Pam Carroll. slit skirts and disco dances. Students get a chance to serve themselves in the new lunch line this year. Science enthusiasts participate in the annual egg drop sponsored by Delta Pi Science Club. 8 Student Life