Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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.l.........................................................-................-.......-...........-....-..--..-..-.- - - - - .........., -. ATHLETICS BASKET BALL Successful as Hart has always been in athletic sports, and always will be, we hope, this year more than ever she has made a partic- ularly good record in basket-ball. Never in the entire history of the High School has a bet- ter, faster or more efficient team been putt out. Fifteen games were played including tour- nament games. Three were lost. The ones in which Hart failed to win were with teams from schools many times the size of Hart. Captain of the team was Cad Spitler. One of the best players for his size and age that has ever been on the local floor, he at all times played a'fast, clean game, fairly sure of his shots and on the average an exceptional for- ward. Chet Mack, right forward, fast and slip- pery as an eel to guard is an all-round favorite, and a veteran of last year's quintet. It 'takes him to drop in the long shot. He is a player to be feared and at the same time, admired. Here's Tex Buchen, tall, broad-shoulder- ed and award-looking, he has fooled many an opponent and won game upon game by his un- excelled guarding and ability to break up op- posing combinations. What will we do with- out him? It will be like losing a pillar from some old Greek temple. Dress needs no introduction. Watch him in action in some game matched with someone twice his size, and you can readily mee why he is so greatly liked by his team-mates and looked to for encouragement in any hard struggle. For a guard he is developing great ability as a basket shooter, and he bids fair lo iaise his record of fame in the future. Big Hackett, Dress's team mate fit guard, is a worthy partner. Leave it to him to break or force his way through any defense that ever existed. The aspect of his features and his actions in a hard game would often give one the impreision that he was in a very high temper. V.'e are rorry to say that at times he is, but it only seems to better his playing and on the whole he is a peaceable, likable fellow, and a player who will be sadly missed. Big Hackett has a little brother, Dutch Hackett, who is fast developing wings as a basket-ball shark. He is the one that won everlasting fame in foot-ball. Stub Fuller, the big blonde Swede from the Golden city, is another one of this winning group. He plays a good game at guard and were it not for his graduating this year, would make a favored candidate for next year. Hart always pulls down a stack of compli- ments about a mile high on the method and quality of her playing. And it is true that among the few teams in the state that hold at record of clean, straight playing, Hart is among the leaders. Much as we will miss the departing :nem- bers of this year's team, we can remember Fxow they did their best for Old Hart High and help- ed to teach others to carry on her glory. Dick Shiun. IIASKET-BALL STORE t Place Team Score Hart Ludington Ludington 35 Hart 4 .udington 40 Reed City Reed City 18 Manistee Manistee 14 Hart Montague 54 Hart South Haven 24 Montague Montague 56 Hart American Legion 20 llart Calvin College 2.5 Hart American Legion 26 Hart Muskegon 35 Hart Manistee 2:1 Mt. Pleasant Ithaca 20 Mt. Pleasant Alma 19 Mt. Pleasant Greenville 19

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lltlilrll-u-l-:ll-lu--lv-u1nu1um-un-lui-nn-un-in.-in-n1u.-u1n1g-p-g1s,1-.-I. 1111 -1-1-1 1--15,1-Jx, l l A T H L E T I C S l .i----- -.-..-..-..-..-......- - -...- -.....-.... W... -.-..-,.......-......-,-.-.-.-.......-.-.....,. FOOT BALL This is the most successful foot-ball sea- son Hart High School has ever known. Our schedule of seven winning games sure put us on the map as a class B team. Man- istee, our ablcst opponent, was met halfway by Hart, the score being 0 to 0 at the finis . Ilart was scored on by only one team and that through the over confidence of our players. Cap Evans at left-half was especially good at getting away for long runs around the end. Herb Hackett playing right-half made good gains by smashing the line. Chet Mack at full-back sure showed class in delivering passes and receiving punts. Bob Vail took his old stand as quarter-back and made his name more famous. Dutch Hackett at right-end certainly showed 'em how to pull down passes and make touch-downs with them. Dress and Cad at left-end were not behind when it came to tackling. Skinney Skinner at right-tackle made em think that he was heavy by the way he hit. Cris Keniield at left tackle stopped his share of opponents. Bark Barclay, right- guard, was not so fast but he sure could mix those fect of his up like at fence. Bob McRae, left guard, is a very promising star for next year. Stub Fuller, our center, had the eye to pass that ball back to Russ, Bob, Chet or Herb. For the second line men, there were Tex who arrived too late to play many games, Stan Highland who sure did his bit when given the chance, and Dick Shinn and Bert Cilley helped Iill in the ranks several times. FOOT-BALL SCORE Place Team Opponent Hart Hart Whitehall 5 41 Hart Manistce 0 0 Shelby Shelby 0 14 Hart Ludington 0 13 VVhitehall Whitehall 7 12 fflart Shelby 0 25