Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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With a class of 48 we began our Senior year +---M- ---- -u----l--- ----------V-----------H --M-----M-------i------M-,------------ HART HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS of 1953 Top Rowf'Doris Johnson, Teresa Jorissen. Mr. Snow, Dorothy Welsh, Mary Halter. Franklin Dennnon. Bill Tice, Louis Rider, Robert Hale, Joc Dennison Stuart Dillingham. Second Row-Laverl Bushaw. Doris Hurnie, .Tune Hitchcock. Cleo Curtis, Maxine Bender, VVilna Hackett, John Smith. Harold Mc Ginness, Donald Harris. Grant Mittcer, Basil Carclay. Third Row Gladys Draft, Mildred Moravic, Bernice Kokx. Hazel Haight. Richard Salter, Arthur Rrandol, George Foster. Einar Krantz. Fourth RowfGerniaine Schaner, Nellie Lanrbrix, Adaline Halliday, Florence Campbell. Irna Gunther, Orvil Snellenberger, Albert Haynor, Felix Juska. Robert Pettilrrove. Fifth RowfViri:inia Heydenburk. Mamie Kynel. Aina Johnfun, Opal Mc Donald, Marjorie Niclscn. Max Phillipo. Dalt- Fox, Raymond Lorenz, Rudolph Stockinger, Lynn Lznnbrix. History of the Class of ,33 sentatives. During the year we gave an assembly program and also a party. We entertained the Seniors at the Junior-Senior banquet and dance, the banquet being held at the Stevens Hotel. In the fall of H529 we organized our class and elected Opal Mc Donald. President. Doris John- son represented us in the Student Council and Mr. Cowles was our class advisor. We gave a costume party, the hall being decorated with tan and orchid, our freshman class colors. In our Sophomore year, with Mr. Olendorf as advisor, we elected Grant Mitteer, President, and Marjorie Nielsen as our Student Council repre- sentative. We gave a dancing party in March which was well attended and an assembly pro- gram in May. As Juniors, with Mrs. Skinner as advisor, we elected Dale Fox, President, with Maxine Bender and Doris Hurnie as our Student Council repre- with Stuart Dillingham as President, Franklin Demmon and Cleo Curtis as representatives of the Student Council. In May we went to Battle Creek and Kalamazoo on Skip Day. We were entertained by the Juniors at a ban- quet after which we enjoyed the annual J-Hop. After four happy years in High School we now endeavor to find the answer to our motto, To- night we launch: where shall wc anclior'? VQ3...

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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.

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THE HARTIAN, 1934 - ..-- -t.--- ---. - .--- ---.---.- .... -.l.--i----.-- 1--. -N.-.-----W --.- - --.. -----me .--. - --,, -------.-it--M---1+ JUNIOR CLASS Top Row-Coral Knowles, Merlin Gl'9lll9l', John Keene, Edward Katulis. Second Row--Clinton Barritt, Victor Fletcher, Udella Yeargin, siter. Third Rowe-Lawrence Gowell, Betty Jane Sayles, Phyllis Kukx, Richard Riddell. Fourth Row Max Billings, Gerald Wyckoff, Mary Anna Zeigler, Raymond Brillhart. Cecile Lurie. Fifth Rowe-Fern Swihart, Esther Leslie, Lorraine Skinner, Leona Carty, Elinor Lindefield. Goush, John Flynn, Harold Hackett, Mr. Snow, Micheal Marian Viterna, John Hansen, Hans Hedluncl. Murray Ros- Eleanor Demmon, Raymond Marshall, Richard Davidson. Samuel Morat, Vivian Dukes, Reed Harris, Ruby Shafer, Krause, Geraldine Tyler, Florence Johnson, Thais Mc- Sixth ROWfB9l'nal'll W2llk9l': J2lIl9t Feullrillg. Helen Hayward, Bertha Sprintrstead, Lorna Jones, Julia Lainbrix, Gladys VV:-tlsworth, Arleen Billings. Seventh Row Clayton! Kokx, llale Hasty, Lois Moore, Lois Denimon, Irene Hart, Bobbie Seelhotf. Helen Shull, Glenn Trom- niater, llonald bhull. unior Class History The present Junior Class entered as Freshmen in the fall of 1931. Soon all were accustomed to the ways of high school. The following otticers were elected: President, Arleen Billings, Vice- President, Clayton Kokx, Secretary, Helen Shull, Treasurer, Richard Riddell. Phyllis Kokx was our representative on the Student Council. Un-- der the leadership of Mr. Cowles, we put on a Hard Time party on Friday evening, May 13, 1932. Entering as Sophoniores in the fall of 1932 we elected the following officers: President, Gerald- ine Tyler, Vice-President, Edward Goush, Sec- retary, N. J. Hook, Treasurer, Donald Shull. Our representative in Student Council was Clayton Kokx. Mr. Olendorf was our class ad- visor. We gave a St. Patricks' party on Friday evening, March 17, 1933. In the fall of 1933 we entered school as Juniors. To guide us through this year we elected the of- ticers as follows: President, Phyllis Kokx, Vicel President, Florence Johnson, Secretary, Arleen Billings, Treasurer, Clinton Barritt. Vivian Dukes and John Hanson were our representatives in Student Council. Mr. Snow was our class ad- visor. Our class sponsored the Magician here Thursday evening, Dec. 7, 1933. At the end of the year we entertained the Sen- iors at a banquet and dancing party. We put on the class play Oh, Doctor , on May 11, 1934, We feel that our last three years have been a great success. Arleen Billings, Secretary.