Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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- - - - - - ------.---W HART HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES Senior '32 Senior '35 junior Sophomore Freshmen J unior High County Normal

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- vluu 1vm1m1nn-lm-im-win-nn-un-ml1llll11:11-lm1vu- vluu -mim--un-um-nm-um1mu-lln1ln1M1vIQl LLOYD VAN SICKLE -- Van Be firm: one constant element in luck Is genuine, solid. old Teutonic pluck. Glee Club '31, '32, Operetta '31, '32, Grain Judxrim! '33. Vice-President F. F. A. '33, '3-1. Indoor Baseball '33, '34, Baseball '34, MARGARET WESTBROOK - 'Marge' She says not always what she knows. But always knows what she says, Girls' Gym '31, '32, Home Economics Club '32, Co-Valedictorian. Librarian '32, '33. MERTON WRIGHT - Meri I allus argy that man Who does about the best he can Is plenty good enough to suit. Indoor Baseball '33, Football '34, Secretary F. F. A. '33, '34. Baseball '34, my TERESA VANDERHAVEL - 'Tracy' There's nothing so kingly as kind- ness. And nothing so loyal as truth. Vice-President '32, Home Economics Club '32, Hartian Staff '34, Glee Club '31, Girls' Gym '31. ANDREW WEBER - Andy The spirit of love and charity fills his heart. There is no room for malice or unkindness. Glee Club '31, Operetta '31, Class President '32, Inter-Class Track '83, Football '33, Band '32, '33, '34, Hartian Staff '34, abate U' 'V ff v VELMA TRIPP WOODRUFF -- 'Chic A noble type of good heroic womanhood. Orchestra '24, '25, '34,

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- 1'1I - v-w- H- 1- I-M 1 1 - lil-'llll-'ll'-' vllf -H'- II- 1- - '141 -' - 1-I - I--2 - 'I-- f'1'F+ SENIOR CLASS of 1932 Top Row Kenneth Cloud. George Morat, Edwin Hopper, Norman Hayward, Leon Spitler, Forest, Pickens, John Pevic, Wallace Flynn, Noret. Flood, Carleton Story, Sylvester Grail, Mr. Snow. Second Row' Clarence Hale, Edwin Pearson, L. E. Du Vall, Willard Grate. Sidney Fuller, George Billings, Harold Freeborn. Arthur Mesick, Rodger Nielsen, Hutro Krantz, Peter Norgraard, Bertil Krantz. Third Row-flillizaheth Benner, Florence Garver, Fern Hart, Alla Reames, Virginia Wolf. Dorothy Highland. Marguerite North, Doris Qnackenbush, Alberta Kunkel, Maisie Rowley, Doris Snow, Ruth Shoultz. Marjorie Benson. Alina Mills. Fourth Row Bernice Lipski, lola Girard, Lucy Haight, Edward Coleson, Eugene Jensen, Robert Diamond. Kathleen May, Ruth Ellen Sherman, Myrtle Wheeler, Clara Booth, Ruth Jessup, Phyllis Lambrix. Histor of the Class of ,S The Scnior class of 1932 entered the freshman class in 1928 with 65 members. We elected Varlton Story as our president and. with Mr. Ol- endorf as our advisor, we gave a dancing party for the high school, which turned out to be :t great success. For our sophomore year we elected Kathleen .Xlay president. With the help of Mrs. Skinner, our class advisor, we gave our annual high school party. At the close of school we enjoyed a picnic at Juniper Beach, given by Miss Haas. For our Junior year we chose Mr. Snow for class advisor and Peter Norgaard as president. Our dancing party was enjoyed by all. The out- standing event of the year was our Junior play, In Cherry Time , which was a remarkable suc- cess. At the close of the year we entertained ,sw-li the Senior class at a banquet and dancing party, this, too, was a brilliant success. In our Senior year we elected Eugene Jensen as presidentg Robert Diamond as vice-president: Kathleen May, secretary, and Edward Coleson, treasurer. Mr. Snow was our class advisor. We gave our annual school party which was an en- joyable one. We went to Battle Vreek and Kala- mazoo on our Senior Skip day and had a delight- ful trip. Instead of a senior play, the Seniors and Juniors combined and ,save a Senior-Junior play in which several of our leading dramatists took prominent parts. We were entertained by the Juniors at the annual event of the year-the J-Hop, which we all enjoyed very much. On June 10, 1932, our class of 50 Seniors was graduated from Hart High School, thus endinsr four years of happy high school life.