Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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OCEANA COUNTY NORMAL CLASS OF 1915 Katherine I,mile Strickland Mary K. Stcere Gertrude L. Picket BlTio liernadena Henson Ruth Lois Hasty Velma Alberta Purdy Marguerite Thelma Reynolds M. Mae Riley Rlcanor Ida Osborn Hazel Winifred Crofoot (.'alia X. Xeidigh Gracie Baker Mabel Winifred Osborn Page fifteen

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Page Fourteen ALGERNON WHALLEY The accompanying features are those of Algernon W bailey. the janitor ami the “balance wheel” of our Public Schools. Twenty-three years ago “Algernon” began his services lor Old Hart High, in a building much different from the one we now occupy, graduating from the H. S., one year later. 1893. From that day to this he has performed faithfully even-task and duty. He will long be remembered not only by the class of T5 but by every student of the Hart Schools who has been bene-fitted by his many kindnesses. Long may lie be retained mi the job, for his presence there spells SUCCESS to all its interests.

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SENIOR CLASS .1. : ! i V VV VV V VVV V V VV V V V VV- F YOU had glanced into the kindergarten the first of September. 1912, you would have seen the rosy-cheeked girls and the chubby boys who comprise the noble Seniors of 1915. Steadily we climbed the hill of knowledge, some falling by the wayside and others joining ur procession until at last, a happy band of gawking Freshmen, we entered the sacred portals of H. H. S. Here the joys of High School life awaited us, each one playing his part well, but above all willingly. In our Sophomore year, though by no means neglecting studies, we entered upon our social life with a Hallowe’en party, a party in honor of the Seniors and a grand picnic at Lake Michigan. Our Junior year found us with some of our members missing. It was in this year that we pulled the dignified Seniors across the river, a great surprise for us indeed, as well as to those high-headed Seniors. In the spring it gave us great pleasure to entertain the Seniors of 1914 at the annual banquet. Ye were very proud of our toast master. Mr. Stanley Gamble, who more than equaled the occasion. During our Senior year we came to realize how much one thinks of his class and how much reason he has to be proud that he belongs to it. We are proud of our athletics, f« »r we have accepted defeat as well as victory with the same old smile. In basket ball Jack, Russ and Rip have upheld the standards of our class. Now at the point of graduation, our hearts are filled with sadness and regret on leaving dear ld Hart High. Kach one hopes that he will do something worth while in this world, something that will reflect credit on himself, his teachers and his school. W. G. Page Sixteen