Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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THE HARTIAN, 1928 Junior Class Roll Front Row—Ruth VanSickle, Verneda Stout, Bud Tate, Atlee Berger, Christine Helm, Bertha Shull, Ruby VanSickle. Second Row—Keith Mack, Sears Crosby, Gerald Johnson, Russell Robbins, Phyllis Tate, Dorothy Southwick, Elaine Handy, Edith Schaner. Third Row—Marshall Shull, Roger Skinner, Loretta Stockinger, Fern Miller, Florence Haynor, Vivian Kokx, Juel Miller, Marie Vanderheuvel, Marcella Jorrisen, Pearle Coleson, Miss Pear, Class Advisor. Fourth Row—John Norgaard. Harold Snellen-berger, George Demmon, Frank Willett, Max Wilbur, Helen Wierich, Lavange Gnener, Blanche Arnold, Alfred Weaber. Fifth Row—Merwyn Wright, John Sloan, Ralph Coleson, Arnold Omness, Bud Blackmore, Sophia Shimkus, Frances Reeds, Bonnie Feasel, Ida Arnold. Sixth Row—Carol Farmer, Clarence Gable, Carl Lindefield, Donald Cargill, Archie Fuller, Gertrude Hudson, Corrinne Downing, Hilda Pearson, Bema-dine Till. r —- 24 —

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HART HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Eighth Grade County Normal — 23 —

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HART HIGH SCHOOL Junior Class History The present Junior Class began their school life as Freshmen in the fall of 1925. We had many difficulties in locating the different class rooms but when finally straightened out we had a class meeting and elected the following officers: Aland Cole. Dorothy Lombard, Vivian Kokx, John Norgaard, and Miss Pear as class advisor. The great event of the year was our Spring party given to the high school. In the fall of 1926 we again returned to school as dashing Sophomores. We now had a chance to laugh at the Freshmen going through the same routine as we did and could see the many mistakes we had made. At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: Atlee Berger, Ruby VanSickle, Bud Tate and Russell Robbins. This year we entertained the high school with a St. Patrick’s party. The auditorium was beautifully decorated for the occasion. We also gave a program during rest period. Our boys entered the interscholastic basket ball tournament and brought home the cup. Our Junior year is the one we will remember the most because we are now' preparing to begin our life’s work. We elected the following officers: President, Helen Weirich; vice-president. Maurice Johnson; secretary, Phyllis Tate; and tieasurer. Sears Crosby. The first part of the year we gave a dancing party to the high school. During rest period we entertained them with a short play, “The Last Day of School.” As customary, the Junior Class gave a three act play, “Looks Like Rain”, to the public which was well received by every one. We owe this honor to Mrs. Hutchins, who gave many hours of her time to direct the cast. On May 25th we gave our annual Junior Prom in honor of the Senior Class. Tine auditorium was beautifully decorated in the Senior Class colors. The music was furnished by Peterson’s Orioles. It proved to be a great success. Through the faithful guidance of our class advisor, Miss Pear, w'e have been well represented in all school activities and are now' ready to finish our school career as dignified Seniors. Phyllis Tate Lorretta Stockinger. — 25 —