Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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THE MARTIAN, 1931 ■+ PtK Twenty-six

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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

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HART HIGH SCHOOL + -+ FACULTY MEMBERS H. H. Shinn Ethel LeDuc Mary Lehman Lois Hetzman Superintendent Principal Critic Art and Music Beulah Bond Norman Billings Marion Campbell Esther Lindefleld Esther Munroe Dorothy North CLASS OFFICERS Corrine Downing Margaret Schaner Leo James Corliss Ernest McCarty Louise Kokx Henry Lorenz President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Genevieve Kokx Roger Skinner Alma Kreigh Beulah Walburn Alta Wright 1 I CLASS POEM We’ll n’er forget our student days Sweeter still thru memories haze Everywhere our fancy strays We see the days gone by Were they sometimes blue and gray Somehow we forget today Still it seems, they always fill our dreams Memories of our student days. P«ge Twenty-nevcn