Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY 2 3 1 9 ►----------------------------------------------------------- • When we began in the eighth grade, we were not afraid of the years of hard work which we knew were before us. but of the lordly Seniors. Nevertheless we decided to have a good time while we obtained our credits. The following officers were elected: Theodore Dayharsh. President; Dick Shinn. Vice-President; Thelma Dumont. Secretary: and Ktasia Bruckman. Treasurer. Miss Savles was appointed our guardian and blue and gold were our class colors. Our first party was a great success, with the exception of the refreshments, which were stolen by some of the high school boys. We closed our year of study and pleasure with a picnic at Juniper Beach. The next fall we again entered the assembly, but this time as Freshies. Theodore Dayharsh was re-elected president: Helen Hawley. vice-president: Phyllis Joslin, secretary; and Geraldine Maze, treasurer. During the winter we entertained the high school with a party, and later with a program in which those who took part displayed remarkable talent. Toward the end of the year we gave a Fancy Dress Hall and in June, we with the rest of the high school, enjoyed our second picnic at the lake. latst September when we returned to school, we felt rather more at ease. for. being Sophs, we were not in awe of the dignified Seniors, as we were Inclined to be while Freshmen. Theodore Dayharsh was again elected president: Helen Hawley, vice-president; Dick Shinn, treasurer; and Hazel Johnson, secretary. In January we entertained the Seniors, Juniors. Freshmen and Faculty with a party. Soon after came our progrant in which we proved that had progressed in the art of entertaining. The Reserve Basket Hall Team, which has made a splendid showing this year, consists mostly of Sophs, the class is very proud of them. Soon we shall have our annual field-day. when we hope to display more of our athletic ability. Now we are looking forward with pleasure to our picnic, which will make the close of our Sophomore year, which we believe, has been a success. Hazel Johnson. Page twenty three

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Katherine Aerts Iceland Bates Hazel Birke Gertrude Bowen Marie Bruekman Harriette Brien Esther Cargill Katrina Dennison Nina Hale Carroll Hasty Thelma Hasty Delos Highland Harley Hodges Dale Hoffmeyer Helen Howe Norwood Ingland Inez Isley Robert Jost Alice Keen Alvcra Kokx Alberta Kokx Marie LaGeeac Frederlp Lambrlx Don I-vrime Boss Lobdell Nellie McKay Calvin Mason Naomi Mentzer Nita Morris James McCann Robert McMillan Robert McRae May Morley Olive Osborn Verda Pettigrove I'loyd Phillipo l'ern Purdy Kenneth Raider Ada Riddell Ruth VanWickle Helen Seymour Fdith Shogien Marie Skinner Isabel VanAmberg Helen Sherman Hazel Webb Evalyn Whalley Agnes Weiber Cyril Wilbur Anna lx uise Winshlp Karl Schneider Lyle Cooper Virginia Richmond W innie Wellman Page twenty-four