Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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HART HIGH SCHOOL Senior Class Officers WILLIS RUSSELL..........................President WILLIAM SCHILHANECK - - - Vice-President KEITH DAYHARSH..........................Secretary LOUIS DE WOLF - Treasurer CLASS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS To Strive and Do Fleur-de-Lys Blue and Gold — 21 —

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THE HARTIAN, 1928 JAMES VAN TASSEL “Jim” “His ways are ways of pleasantries and his paths are peace.” Football '27 Baseball ’27. ’28 JOY VAUGHAN “Joy” “Keen sense, common sense, no room for nonsense.” Orchestra ’28 Glee Club 28 Operetta ’28 Senior Play 28 FRANCES WEAVER “Frankie” “She has a generous luart.” VELNA WEEKS “Bonnie” “I think that life is not too long for now and then a little song.” Glee Club ’25. ’26. ’27 Operetta ’26, ’28 Orchestra ’27 Junior Play Class President ’25 GLADYS WIERICH “Wierich” “She has a manner all her own.” Glee Club ’26. ’27, ’28 J Hop Committee Operetta '26 — 20 —

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THE HARTIAN, 1928 Senior Class History In September, nineteen hundred twenty-four, a timid, fearful group of youngsters registered as freshmen. It was one of the largest classes in school history. Our officers for the year were: Bonnie Weeks, Ida Arnold. Keith Dayharsh and Merle Hale. Our class advisor was Miss Boyd. Under her guidance our greenness began to wear off. We gave a St. Valentine’s Party which was a shining example of our ability to entertain. A year later as sophomores we began to gain recognition. Miss Pruden was our class advisor. We elected the following officers to guide us: Willie Schilhaneck. Sears Crosby. Byron Jensen and Willis Russell. We now began to be represented in school activities. The crowning glory of our sophomore year was the St. Patrick’s Party with which we entertained the rest of the high school. Juniors! We gained dignity and prestige. Miss Brien was elected to be our steersman. The class officers were: Byron Jensen, Thelma Beggs, Lenta Johnson and Willis Russell. The social event was the Christmas party at which Santa Claus helped to preside. For the amusement of the high school we gave “The American Harem, but our Junior play “The Adventures of Grandpa” was a fitting step to fame. Then on May twenty-eighth the Junior Hop. The banquet and reception were successful. The officers for our Senior year were: Willis Russell, Bill Schilhaneck, Keith Dayharsh and lxmis DeWolf. We won the Inter Class Track Championship and were notably represented in all branches of school life. We gave a musical program for the entertainment of the high school. We also gave a series of juggling acts, bringing to light some new talent. In May we gave the Senior play, “Deal ’Em Over which proved a success. The last rung in the ladder was reached. Many fell by the wayside, yet forty-four remained to graduate. On June eighth we received our diplomas and ended our high school course. We owe our success largely to Hart High School and its worthy faculty. — 22 —