Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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DIMES SOON GROW : TO DOLLARS j WHEN PLACED AT i INTEREST j I Many a Savings Account started in school days has formed the foundation for a lifetimes success. 4 Oceana county Savings Bank Senior meeting. Do you like his name cards V The home of the fya£f - (Over Shoe and HOSIERY AS YDU LIKE IT” FULL FASHIONED Hyde Purdy - -f +————-------------------------------— — f j CALENDAR of EVENTS j --------------------------------------------1- Nov. 17.—Bleecker meets Sophs, concerning sale of tickets for faculty play. Nov. 20.—Get your seats reserved! “Martian staff meeting. Nov. 21.—Members of staff meet classes to discuss “Haitian. Nov.22.—“Haitian staff meeting. Dr. Moore paints a picture for us during rest period. Judge Shaw visits. Nov. 23.—Mrs. Hawley is substituting for Mrs. Hutchins today and tomorrow. Nov. 24.—Faculty presents “The Arabian Nights.” We discover that the teachers can act. Nov. 25.—Play repeated. Big hit! Nov. 27.—Comments and criticisms of the play are floating about. Nov. 23.—“Hartian” staff meeting. Mr. Bleecker presents prizes for highest sales of play tickets. 1st. Robert Greiner; 2nd, Florence Schofield; 3rd, Louise Keene. Nov. 20.—Mr. Rakestraw presents H’s to Firsts and li R’s to Reserves. Piano gone for three days, returns. Football banquet at G:00 P. M. Nov. 30.—Thanksgiving. We’re thankful that there isn’t school today nor tomorrow. Dec. 4. Miss Fitch stalled in Muskegon and gets here about 9:00. First graders sing for us. More cussing and discussing “Hartian.” Dec. 5.—Horrors! Our report cards! Classes meet again to discuss “Haitian.” Dec. 6.—New Rules in everything. Fifty cents Charged pupils for refi-.ishing marred desks. Boys go to Grand Rapids to Judge apples, so Mr. Olin’s classes do not recite. Dec. 7.—Where’s Mr. Rakestraw? Dressel teaches second year algebra. Dec. 8- Mr. Rakestraw still gone! Dec. 11.—Mr. Bleecker speaks in favor of the “Hartian.” Dec. 12.—Junior meeting. Hip! Hip! Hurrah. Helen Sherman invites us to Junior party, Saturday P. M. Dec. 13.—Senior meeting. Dec. 14.—Yell Squad organize. Dec. 15.—Mr. Bleecker’s annual talk on dancing. Short “Pep” meeting. Our first basket ball game, with Grand Haven. We lost! Dec. 16.—Junior party! Oh Boy! Dec. 18.—June Reynolds visits the old haunts. Dec. 19.—Juniors go in for gesturing—their rings having arrived. Dec 20.—Subscribe for the “Hartian.” Dec. 21.— Pep meeting! Dec. 22.—Eleanor Putney, Doris Evans, Doris Dennison, June Reynolds and Le Roy Johnson are visitors. Basket ball team goes to Manistee and wins 12-8. Senior program. School dismissed at 3:00. Merry Xmas and Happy New year. 1923 Jan. 3.—Turn over a new leaf. Poor doggie, Mr. Rakestraw didn’t give you a very nice reception, did he? jan. 4—Lyle Wryckoff looks us over. Geoffrey Morgan speaks first period P. M. Ix ts of excitement about Mr. Olin’s seeks. Marion Den-nert invites us to Freshman party. Lecture Course this P. M. Jan. 5.—Fresh, party. Beautiful decorations and —girls! jan. 8.—New semester subjects are being cussed and discussed.

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| LISTEN! | i OUR CANDIES ARE THE BEST ICE CREAM IS ! EXCELLENT i i i KODAKS ARE EASTMAN i ! BOOKS ARE SELECTED { i i FOUNTAIN PENS GUARANTEED ; CLERKS COURTEOUS ; • t • i IF THERE IS ANYTHING WE LACK LET US KNOW AND WE WILL GET IT “AT ! • • i i COLLINS DRUG STORE 2 • t I HAIR GROOM PUFFS POWDER | Nov. 15.—Dr. Engel from State Sunday School Association speaks last period, A. M. I FRESHMAN- 2 SOPHOMORE-JUNIOR- -SENIOR : I 1 EACH YEAR IS ONE OF CHANGE ' AND SEPARATION. • I I DON'T WAIT UNTIL GRADUATION DAY I TO HAVE PICTURES TAKEN OF THE YOUNG FOLKS. LET i BE THE RECORD OF EACH YEAR ' I THROUGH SCHOOL DAYS » BRING US YOUR KODAK FILMS TO DEVELOP AND PRINT R. M. BEDELL | PHOTOGRAPHER t HART. MICH. 2 •----------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- f } CLEVER CLOTHES 2 FOR THE YOUNG MAN j SPECIALIZING ON | STYLEPLUS $25 TO $35 i Hr KRAFT $17 TO $25 ROYAL TAILORING S22 TO S40 , HEADQUARTERS FOR GRADUATION SUITS J PALM ITER + — —---— — -----------------—- Al Nov. 16.—First period P. M. Mr. Pinney from Ferris Institute speaks on “Penmanship.” t------------------------------r KEEP UP YOUR ! PEP I ( IN SCHOOL AS WELL AS OUT 2 FOR ATHLETES AND STUDENTS J PEPTONA • t ; IS THE BEST SYSTEM BUILDER ; ; ON THE MARKET ! i j MENEREYS DRUG STORE j HART. MICH. I | f,-----------------------------4

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OCEANA SANITARY ! BAKERY I AND LUNCH ROOM j : i ♦ ! I EVERYTHING IN : BAKED GOODS ; ALWAYS FRESH NOW IN OUR ! NEW LOCATION ON MILLER ST. J I-------------------------1 +————————--- ! :: JOKES Hart, Mich., Nov. 1, 1922. My Dear Sweet Honey: How are you this fine rainy day? I sure am lonesome for you. Well, honey, when are you coming back sweet heart? I suppose you will be lonesome for your honey. Well, sweet heart I must close. Please answer soon. Your loving honey. Your darling. W. I. The Virgil class was quietly seated ready for work one day when Tessora Seymour and Eleanor Dennert started to talk. The steam was making a great deal of noise and Mrs. Johnson walked over to turn it off saying: “I believe that I will turn this off, Tessora and Eleanor will furnish enough hot air. A New Food Olin: “Albert, what are found on the roots of alfalfa?” Albert Greiner: “ Lots of noodles, sir.” Shorty Ingland was sleeping in Chemistry class. Mr. Turk: “Say Ingland if you want to sleep we will fix a little bed over here in the corner for you.” Up One Side and Down the Other Mrs. Hutchins: “Karl, which way does the Mohawk river flow?” Karl J.: “East and west.” ■ • • JOKES ----------f I • • I 1 ----------+ This piquant incident occured w'hen the 9th grade was discussing the marriage and divorce laws. Bob: “I’ve read that a person can be married in one state and go to another and be unmarried.” Miss F.: “Are you sure about that?” Bob decidedly: “Yes, ma’m.” Miss F. (glancingg at a sparkler on the left hand): “Bring in the clipping, I’d be interested to know all about that.” Little boy at circus: “Ain’t that a hell of a big elephant?” Mother: “Why, Johnnie, didn’t I tell you never to say ain’t.” Rakestraw: “Name the zones, Olive.” Olive: “There are two kinds of zones. Mascu- line and Feminine. The Masculine are both temperate and intemperate. The Feminine are both horrid and frigid.” Good! Good! Mr. Bleecker went to Mrs. Noret and asked to take music lessons. He knew' absolutely nothing in regard to music but stated that he wished to interest his daughter in music so that she would wrant to take it also. He at the same time wished to learn something of music. He is to take his music lesson once a week on Wednesdays in the P. M. Bobbie (in bath tub): “Mamma you’d better come take me out of this wrater.” Mamma: “Why Bobbie, I thought you liked to play in water.” Bobbie: “Yes, but I’m afraid I'll rust.” Mr. Turk in Physics: “Now in case anything should go wrong with this experiment, we and the laboratory with us will be blown sky high. Now come a little closer class, in order that you may follow me.” Ha! Harl: “Why I got zero in class today.” Greiner: That’s nothing.” Harl: “What’s nothing?” Greiner: “Zero.” “Can you write your name w'ith your eyes shut, Dad?” “Yes,—” “Well, shut your eyes and sign this report card.” She: “Marry you! Why your salary wouldn’t keep me in handkerchiefs. He: “Oh, very well. I’ll wait till your cold is better.” Be Careful lr. Turk Miss Tessora Seymour is the only girl in the Hart High School trigonometry class and so when she fails to grasp a Sine or Tangent, Mr. Turk leans over indulgent-like and says: “Why, Chicken Little, its like this—!” Mr. Blceckcr is in a turkey coupe. See! Mr. Turk’s coupe. Wayne Purdy: “Is Doris older than you?” Mildred: “About fifteen minutes.”