Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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 Ay bane happy py mine Ole ler more a saxteen yaar.' May Evans “Dreamy May is famous as the composer and interpreter of all classic music that is really worth a hang. When in the mood (which is always) she merely flings her hands over the keyboard in the wild and reckless fashion peculiar to the artistic temperament and arouses the hidden soul of harmony forthwith. My heart in the Highlands. Stanley Gamble “Isaac” In spite of nature’s cruelty and error in naming our friend “Gamble still he is not so worse as he might be. In fact his cheerful nature and frank disposition have gained for him the popularity and confidence of the bunch. Class President ’13; President of Lyceum '14; President Farmers’ Club ’13; Declamation ’13; Class Poet ’15; Assistant Editor Mirror” ’15; Captain « f Tug-of-War '14. ’15; Foot Ball ’15; Track ’15; Party Committee ’15; Chorus 13, ’14. ’15. Some people would not tal(e a dare (Adair) but I would.” Wendell Gamble “Chink lie pleased to recognize in this milk-fed cherub the lord of all the wretches whose likenesses follow. He has won the esteem of his classmates by his sturdy honesty. Senior Class President ’15; President Athletic Association ’15: President Athletic Council ’15; Chairman of Refreshment Committee of Farmer’s Club; Foot Ball Team 15: Tug-of-War Team ’15; ('horns ’13. Page twenty Thai fcllo» possesses hut one idea—Electricity. Elkins Halladay “Mutt Hero is an amiable lad, who is blessed with a deal of good nature and practical, everyday, common place horse-sense. And though horse-sense is uninteresting enough we grant you still it has its uses. Assistant Business Manager Mirror ; Tug-of-War Team ’14. '15. Here's to our rural maid. Vera Hardy “1 I ! Vera is a stolid person of honest, frank nature, who believes that the English language should remain in the throat and seldom cross the threshold of the lips. She is. however, thoroughly versed in the art of seeming studious without really being so. Hoch der Kaiser. Emily Hoffman Dutchy” Emily is accused of being over conversationally inclined. As a matter of fact she is merely a good talker, since our genial stars in this line are oddly enough, confuted to masculine elements. She is clever agreeable, overwhelmingly neat and a remarkable compound of culinary delicacies. Chorus ’13, '14. '15; Treasurer Pro Tern '14; Captain Girl's Basket Ball '13: Girls' Basket Ball '14.

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 Silence i» golden. Muriel Brubaker Muriel i- first of all wretchedly pood. With criminal restraint she always says and does just the right thing. The splendid folly of acts of unprcineditation and moments of leaping emotion would he stranger in her than truth in an epitaph. gricultiire (’ltd '14. ’15. Noth toil or bool(i consumed th: midnight oil?” Viva Davis “Stub Here, ladies and gentlemen, you may witness a rare combination! Viva gets the marks and she has a good time while she’s at it. Yes, although she is rather quiet sometimes, once you get her started the only remedy is distance, which is always the least of your desires. Declamation 12. ’13; Girls' Basket Ball M3; Chorus M3. 14. MS; Party Committee MS: rt Editor Mirror.” Alberta things she's it, hut she has only been it. (Bennett) Alberta Dibble “Fatty Alberta is possessed of a pleasant. cheerful nature, a great deal of humor, an excellent laugh, and a friendly smile; she is both popular and likeable and is to be seen daily about the halls with a masculine attendant trotting delightedly at her side. Chorus M3, ’14. M5. IVhat am I ?— two part s and more Ernest Draper ••Adolph , Drape” Ever true to his name, Ernest, we commend as an example for all our class and Seniors to he. He possesses to an unlimited extent the qualities of the three P’s. i. c.. Push, Pluck and Perscrverance. His keen face and pleasing personality make it unnecessary for him to resort to loud neckties or hosiery in order to make his presence known, Editor-in-Chief of “Mirror : Senior Basket Ball Team; Tug-of-War ’15; Class Orator; Chorus 15; Track ’15. A. O. A. ” eive. ami plenty) of it.’’ Norma Eddy Trixy Norma holds herself aloof from most of us with a high and mighty scorn for the pettiness of our careers. She understands the occult science of Bluffing passably well. President Pro Tent '12; Society Editor Mirror”; (iirl's Basket Ball ’15. ’14; Party Committee ’15. Ti» a matter past understanding hour she became so wise.'' Alberta Eiscnlohr Kitty Here we have a combination of much admirable matter. To find someone in whom the brains have not been bartered for virtues and a good character” unaccompanied by stupidity, is indeed a variety. Alberta is furthermore free from the terrible taint of conceit. President ’12; Party Committee ’15; Pot Luck Supper Committee '15; Valedictorian. 'age nineteen

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 She aita up every night and Gambles. Mabel Highlands “Mibs” Mabel is a girl of easy going and cheerful disposition. We arc grieved at the report, however, that her wonderful success in getting good marks is due to her unusual ability to bluff. We are from Missouri. Chorus ’14. ’15; Farmers’ Club; Pot-Luck-Supper 'IS. Pethapa it might turn out a song Perhaps turn out a sermon. Gordon Knapp “Oscar” Gaze upon it ladies and gentlemen. Note the high brow and thoughtful eyes. Yes. you've guessed it, he is really intelligent! Tug-of-War '15; Chorus ’13, ’14. 15. His eye forever turned on empty space. Lester Lautenschleger “Les” Lester is a leisurely sort of a fellow with sufficient bluffing power to enable him to lead a pleasant, uninterrupted existence. It might be added that he is not particularly dull. Chorus ’14; Tug-of-War '14, ’15. He wipes his glasses and clears his ihroal Sylvester Lefevre “Rabbi Sylvester, despite his many human faults, is a good old scout. Here we have an independent thinker, an argumentative genius, and a sharp mathematician. Nevertheless Vester is alright. Tug-of-War ’14, ’15. “You are a saucy hoy: that's so indeed. Lots of 'pep.' Russell Lyon Russ” Lyon’s successful career as an athlete may well he handed down in ballad to the future hopefuls” of H. H. S. Russ lias gained the popularity of his classmates by his genial nature. Foot Ball ’12. 'Ll. ’14; Captain '14; Base Ball '1.1. '14. ’15; Captain ’15; Basket Ball '15; Orchestra ’12, ’13: Male Quartet ’12. ’13; Athletic Editor “Mirror” '15; Chorus ’15; rug-of-War '15; Athletic Council ’15. And the little Ford rambled right along. Blanche Norton Kip” Blanche is a person of grace, if we are to believe the reports of accomplished critics. She i likewise a mistress of sprightly conversation, is celver, effective and of affable (oh. most excellent word) nature. Treasurer Agriculture Club '14; Party Committee ’15; Orchestra '14; Class Day Program Committee' 15; Assistant Art Editor Mirror” 15; Vice President '15. Page twenty-one