Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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+u----------I---N-M--l----l--i-----------n---H--H--i-----M---H-M---H-M------M HART HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORE CLASS Top Row--Frank Schramm, Levant Pickens, Albert Misevic, Roy Erwin. Peter Shimpkus, Daniel Gonder, Felix Andrulis. Mr. Sum rill, Ken neih Kokx. Second Row- Edna Mae Wimrct, Mairuerite Wimxet.. Betty Welsh, Gladys Shinn, Ruth Parker, Hilda Conkle, Florence Boh- lanrl, Ferneltzi Colvin, Evelyn Erwin. Third Row--lvnn Robinson. Robert Palen, Robert Tate, Arthur Harris, Maurice Nichols, Frances liennert, 1,01-mine Hulln- day. Alice Lorenz, Della Cargill, Louise Stark. Fourth Rowe--Billy Bunch, Paul Durham, Lawrence Lombard. Mary Jean Duyhzlrsh, Elaine Grate. Jenn Reynolds. M:u'.i0rie Reed, Maxine France, Hilda Weiiranil. Fifth Row--'Beatrice Nutenbaum, Mildred Lurie. Doris Fletcher. Fl0l'f?Y1C9 Bellill, Alny Coleson, Carl Hill. Sixth Row Ross Purdy, Richard Ruinmcr, Barbara Jenkins, Lnrrzline Ruirgrles, Audrey Giroux, Clara linker. Jeanne Watkins, Arlene Copenhaver, Marshall Jones. Sophomore Class Histor We entered high school in September, 1932, with an enrollment of sixty-five members. Mr. Cowles was our class advisor, and the officers of the class were as follows: President, John Ach- terhoffg Vice-President, Lorraine Halladayg Sec- retary and Treasurer, Jeanne Watkins. The event of the whole year was the hard-times party given late in the spring. When we entered as Sophoinores in September. 1933, we had an enrollment of fifty. This year our advisor was Mr. Sunirill. The oificers this year were: President, Jeanne NVatkinsg Vice- President, Dick Rummerg Secretary, Lorraine Halladayg Treasurer, Mary Dayharsh. This year a St. Patricks party was given on March 16 by the class. 1-2 5+

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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.

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THE HARTIAN, 1934 -... -i-..-..-.--.---.-.--- -..- - ---' - ---- ----- --------------i- ---f - -,-- - --1- -1-----i-------A-i---------it-r FRESHMAN CLASS v i Top Row- Donald Howard. Nyle Hovey, Milo Highland, Lyle Tamhling, Mr. Cowles, Edgar Reeds, Perry Slocum, Stanley Rudis. Second Row-Everett Hydenberk, Maurice Reed. Clifford Dillingham, Irene Pechumer, Ella Rose Meitner. Ernestine Griencr Helen Hackett. Jean Harris, Barbara Jensen. Third ROW-MB-ry Slate. Wanda Bovid. M8l'lI5ll'9t 3011913 Viola Reames, Rita Rose Luce, Katherine VVilbur, Marlezn Giroux, Itielene Smith, Helen Carter. Fourth Row--Robert Blackmer, Jack Highland, Phyllis Dillingham, Margaret Feasten, Virginia Blackmer, Claron Myers, Lorraine Stevens. Laverl Beebee, Corrine Snyder, Jack Lcemhuis. Fifth Row George Shramm, Gordon Neilsen, Thomas NVelsh, Virginia Butler, Thelma Kokx, Viririe Grover. Rose Moral. Velma Robinson, Norrine Bender. Sixth Row- Virp,-ina Lykens, Marilyn Hallatlay, Marian Putfsley, Marjorie Grate. Eloise Munger, Herbert Lombard, Max Tate Mary Lorraine Har ris. Freshman Class History We consist of fifty-four of the most ambitious freshmen. Under the leadership of various mem- bers of the faculty, and especially our class advisor, Mr. Uowles. we are beginning to ascend the ladder of success. As is the custom of the past, we elected class officers at the beginning of the year. Our presi- dent was Jack Salterg our vice-president, Bernice Weberg treasurer, Stanley Rudisg secretary. ltlloise Mnnger. Max Tate was elected to repre- sent us on the Student Council. -26- The most important social event of the year was the Freshman costume party, which was given on April twenty-seventh. We decorated the gym to represent a Japanese garden. On the whole it was quite a success. We are also proud of our two varsity letter men. Stanley Rudis in football, and Perry Slo- cum in basketball. --Eloise R. Munger.