Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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. Kill MILLED Noil, the Klbridge pianist. Is not noted for beauty but rather for his good nature, pood standings and scholarship. He is among the six highest of the class. High School Cadets; Class Basket Ball, '19; Class Play. 1?»; Oration. IIKLKN HASLKY “llabs She is a dainty, slender maid, very popular among all those In her class. She Is able to write as many notes ns the next one. at the same time getting exeellnt marks in deportment. We fail to see where she gets them, least of all deserves them. Class Prophecy. ELDOItA MYERS A “l)or In the tierce struggle with knowledge, we have all unconsciously noted that the struggle did no physical damage on HIdora’s part. That almost saintly look from the eyes makes us believe sometimes that there are really some good people in the world. Basket Ball. ‘16. ’17. '18. Captain. '1ft; President. 'I t; Vice-president. Senior Sickle, 'lit; Martian Staff. I,IDA llll.I, Here is our natural born Normal Critic.” At times we are almost led to believe that Lida is inspired by an eternal being. We all wished, while we were yet Presides, Lida had told us how to make the faculty believe that you know something. Lida says. That's too broad. Constitution committee. Senior Sickle. '19. HOD AIM! I'll I I I I l'(l “Phips Phips, the 1919 class rattle head, is never seen sour except when reciting Chemistry or Civics after school. There is but one thing which affects his mind—a girl. High School Cadets. MAYMK LA.MIIRIX “Higgles Brilliant with a sense of humor but she keeps It nobly to herself. Her worst fault, however, is having the Incurable disease of giggling. With a great effort, we forgive her intelligence, seeing a few others have the same fatal disease. Salutatorian. Page eighteen

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wi heard gerhart -Biir Although lie eats, sleeps, and looks like a human being, he has placed himself so high above us that wo have all, even the newest arrived of us. come to regard him as something vague, something empowered so that we gaze with awe at the sight and listen with attention when the frequent outbursts of knowledge occur. Secretary. '16; Treasurer. 18; Assistant Editor, Hart Pulse; Editor-in-chief. Haitian; High School Play, 18; High Cadets. Sergeant; Treasurer. Athletic Association. l!i; Class Play. 'Hi; Valedictorian. PHYLLIS GILLILAND -Phil” When Phil sits on the edge of her seat, waves her hand wildly in the air. the rest of us Seniors sit back in forlorn despair because we know its no use. In spite of our mistreatments. Phil has won a warm place in our hearts, making a deep impression on us and our pocketbooks. Treasurer. T9; Vice-president. S. E. C.. T9; Secretary. 18; Basket Hall. '18. T9; Assistant Editor. The Hai tian ; Class Will. GERALDINE HITCHCOCK Perr Jerry is a jolly good scout about eighteen years old. with well trained manners and the qualities that make a girl of the right sort. Jerry is not a girl that gets anything for nothing, but works for everything she gets. For this we admire her, as well as for the other good qualities she has. Party committee. T8, T9. XS V HD GILLILAND Still achieving, still pursuing, learn to labor and to wait. Now. who would ever accuse this gentleman of being super-intelligent. But be Is; he lias the rare faculty of being able to recite when every one olse's brain fails to woik. High School Cadets. WILLIE GI’KTTLKR Willie is all boy. He comes from a prominent Eibridge family of the farmer kind. He follows their footsteps daily, leading not Into temptation, but dodging all evil. I oiig may his life continue. High School Cadets; Class Basket Ball, T9: Class Play. DOROTHY HALL A DAY “Dot Tho' only having been with us a year, she illls a place no one else could quite replace. Her main worry in life is Hist” but she follows out her rule to all worries. Grin and bear it , hence the cheerful grin. Having come off with honors In the Senior Class, she feels that Something attempted, something done, has earned ay car's repose. something done has earned a year's repose. Class Play. T9; Class Poem. Page seventeen

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II KI.KN VAN AMIHKG Tuir Although she has a hopeless affinity to pet names and giggling. Pug is a jolly good sport and we can none of us believe that she’ll ever grow old and settle down to using her wonderful knowledge of (.comet ry. nor being cross or any of those disagreeables Chorus. ’15; Glee Club. 18. 19; Class Play. 'ID. IDA McBAK “Slim I present to you. a lady skilled In the art of bluffing, an art. In which practice makes perfect. What’s the use of studying? It's never worth while. Pack up your lessons in your old kit bag and smile, smile, smile. A better, all around sort, a jollier friend, or a more popular one. it would be a hard task to find anywhere. Debate. '19; Basket Ball, 19; Class Play. 19. MII.I.Kit SMITH “S ml tty Basket Ball and athletics of all kinds and making life interesting for his neighbors are his chief occupations. Slow speech and quick actions evidently form a distinct combination, disliked by the covering of his head, for it is gradually decreasing. Basket Ball. 16. 18. Captain. 19; Track. 17: Football. '18; President Athletic Association. ’19; High School Cadets. Sergeant; Business Manager. Hart Pulse; Haitian Staff. LYMAN SIMI’SON “Sim Our Senior Cartoonist, If you please, with great aspirations to become famous in this line some day. When absent, people generally find him day dreaming at Central office. Wonder why? Track. ’15. ’16; Basket Ball. 17. 18. 19; High School Cadets; Art Editor, Hart Pulse; Hartlan Staff. MARY OSTKK.MAN Mi»ri» She Is wise as she is good. 24 karat gold :i9 44-100 per cent pure. The thoughtful gaze in her eyes, the broad low forehead all proclaim that as the truth. She is quiet and peaceful In her ways, intelligent beyond words. MAH IK SADLER “Yah-ya An ordinary type of girl is Marie; but we who have suffered the effects of her appal-ing rapidity of speech will much note and long remember the radiance thus poured forth; which is saying none the less for Marie herself. Page nineteen