Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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THE HARTIAN, 19:31 FRESHMAN CLASS Top Row—John Flynn, Clinton Barrett, Kenneth Marsh, Herbert Shafer, Adam Balaviteh. Frank Matulis. Andrew Weber, Frank Hammerle, Albert Houghteling, Donald Tate, Don Nielsen, Bruce Lombard, Lloyd VanSickle. Joe Kyncl, Mr. Cowles (Advisor). Second Row- Daie Hasty, Burton Dayharsh. John Spencer. Clayton Perry, Sidney Brimmer, Tresa Vanderhauvel, Christine Schofield, Mildred Spitler, Marjorie Spitler, Hazel Houghton. Katheryne Bahr. June Jacobs, Helen Stanhope. Clara Seelhoff. Evelyn Igmk. Barbara Bleecker. Third Row Doris Brandel, Phyllis Kokx, Ilo Matney. Ruth Fuller, Edna Monroe, Ethel Swihart, Donna GrafT, Geraldine GralT, Phyllis Reeds, Florence Bigler, Lola Pettigrove, E.leen Ruggles, Dolores Kunkel, Marjorie Moody, Ila Cargill, Margaret Westbrook. Fourth Row-—Merlin Greiner, Max Billings, Jerome Brimmer, Wade Strickland. Hans Hedlund. Alfred Slate, Harold Marsh, Hollis Tate. Raymond Kokx. Wilbur Wegant, Thurman Skinner, Lloyd Nichols. Class History On the afternoon of September 3 we, the Freshman (’lass entered our dear old Alma Mater once more. There were about sixty students altogether, many having come from the country schools. You never before saw a more frightened bunch of “Freshies”. When we finally settled down to the routine of classes we elected the officers for the year as follows: President—Clayton Perry. Vice-President—Frances Crosby. Secretary—Barbara Bleecker. Treasurer—Virgil Powers. Marjorie Moody represented us in the Student Council. The Freshman program, given a short time after school had begun, seemed a success to everyone but the participants. It consisted of a mock football game, Farmerettes, a banjo and piano duet, and a prize fight. The latter received a large share of the laughs of the audience. The social event of the year was a costume party given on the evening of April 24. It was a great success due to the orchestra, refreshments, decorations, and costumes. Altogether we had a very successful year, a goodly share of the credit going to Mr. Cowles, our class advisor. - Barbara Bleecker. Page Twenty-four

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HART HIUH SCHOOL SOPHOMORE CLASS Top How Rudolph Stockinger. Lew in Rider. Joe Miller. Fred Davis. Robert Hale, Stewart Dillingham. Levern Mnlburg. Nellie Lainbrix, Mary Raker, Raymond Lorenz. Second Row Mr. Olendorf (Advisor). Opal McDonald. Flore:.ce Campbell. Germaine Schaner, Bernice Kokx. Maimie Kyncl. Hazel Haight. Winifred Clute, Alma Schramm. Dorothy Rummer. Mildred Moravec. Third Row Marjorie Nielsen. Vera Bleecker. Evelyn Griener. Mildred Snow, Wilna Hackett, Doris Humie. Lucille Dhien, Dorothy Welsh, Erna Guenther. Doris Johnson. Catherine Conkle. Theresa Jorissen. Fourth Row- Ray Walters. Arthur Brandel. Grant Mitteer, Felix Juska, Lloyd Newuted, John Smith, Robert Pettigrove. Max PhiliiK), George Foster. Class History We, the Sophomore class of 1931, began our school career as Freshmen in the fall of 1929. When everything was in full swing the following officers were chosen: President—Opal McDon- ald; vice-president, Louis Rider; secretary, Joe Miller; treasurer, Bernice Kokx. We gave a costume party which, with the aid of our class advisor, Mr. Cowles, was a great success. Now, as Sophomores, after a three months vacation, we began our second year of high school with a large enrollment. Mr. Olendorf was chosen our class advisor. At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: President, Grant Mitteer; vice-president, Maxine Bender; Secretary, Felix Juska; treasurer, Doris Humie. After choosing our class colors. Rose and Silver, we gave a dancing party in March which was well attended. At the inter-class track meet held at the Fair Grounds we lost to our rival, the Freshmen. Our assembly program was given in May, in the auditorium, and was well received. Now at the closing of our successful year as Sophomores, we are ready to take our next step as Juniors. Page Twenty-three

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HART HIGH SCHOOL — EIGHTH GRADE Top Row Lexter Kaixer. Gerald WyckofT. N. J. Hook. Miles Miller. Victor Fletcher. Philip Wolfe. John Hanson. Reed Harris. Harold Hackett. . Second Row Gloria Mitteer, Mary Lou Norgaard. Helen Boomer. Bertha Springstead, Geraldine Tyler. Betty Jane Sayles. Audrey Weaver. Miss Bowen. Third Row Phyllis Kokx. Ruth Wyckoff. Arlene Billing! . Bob be Seelholf, Helen Hayward. Lois Moore, hern Swihart. Lorna Jones. Irene Hart. Class History In the fall of 1930, twenty-five pupils enrolled in the eighth grade, the smallest grade in the building. With no little difficulty we became accustomed to the regular program. At the beginning of the year we elected officers us follows: President—Arleen Hillings. Vice-President—Phyllis Kokx. Secretary—Betty Jane Sayles. Treasurer—Harold Hackett. Bertha Springstead has been our Student Council representative. Karly in the year we organized a Current Events Club in both History classes which met once a week in place of History class. On Hallowe’en our class gave a Hallowe’en program which consisted of a reading and a talk about Hallowe’en customs. The program was concluded by selections played by the eighth grade orchestra. Some of the girls joined the Gym. class and enjoyed it very much. We appreciate the efforts of our teachers, Miss Bowen, Mr. Sumrill and Mrs. Skinner. We now feel that we are ready to enter our high school career. —Betty Jane Sayles. Tage Twenty-fiv