Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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A MV SIAM I M I never felt the kiss of love nor gentleman’s hand in mine. Relay Race, '20. Glee Club. 21. HON AIM WAI,S WORTH There is no substitute for thorough going, ardent and sincere earnestness. Salutatorian. '21. Foot hall. !!♦. '20. Base Ball. 20. Tug of NVar. 20. Page ticelee W II.I.IS TRK(«ANOWAX She puts her worries down in her heart, sits on the lid and smiles. Haitian Staff. '21. Invitation Committee, ’20.

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MILDRED PECK No complaint of being excessively pious. Art Editor Haitian. 21. Barket Ball. '21. Class Play. ’21. Oratorical Contest. 21. Class Play Committee. ’21. BALK POWERS Compared with him the greatert lord is hut a titled thing. Track. 21 Tug of War. ’20. Joke Editor of Haitian, ’21. DONALD ITKUY Wouldn't swear If he hit his hand with a hammer. Tug of War. 10. ’20. ’21. Class Basket Ball. ’20. Basket Ball. '21. Class Athletics. '20. ’21. Class Play. ’21. Class Athletic .Manager, '21. t’LAKKXCK KIDDKLL “.My! I wonder what foolish person invented kissing. Kditor-in-Chief Haitian. Basket Ball. 20. 21. Football. 10. 20. .Manager Class Basket Ball. '20. Class President. ’20. Class I’lay. ’19. ’21. Senior Play Committee. ’21. Tug of War, ’20. Junior Reception Committee, ’20. Oratorical Contest. 21. Declamation Contest, ’17. Toastmaster Junior Roceptlon, ’20. President Student Council. ’21. Track, ’21. Page eleven

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CLASS PROPHECY ------------------------------------------------------------ 1 9 ►------------------------------------------------------------ 2 1 I sit Before the fireplace— Tiie shadows— Flicker upon the wall Without, the wind Shrilly Shrieks-And I think— Of the future— The hour grows late— It is time When spirits walk— I watch the Haines— They take shape— A witch appears — A wand she waves From earthly things I am removed— To see the future— Of our class-I can see— Very clearly Marion Heeg— Who is teaching A large class Latin I know — The subject we all Like so ? ? Jim I-evere— Next I sec A farmer, is he -Marg. Hasley society leader In Frisco.- Carson and Ixmis— Arc married And live happy in Chicago Where Carson now owns ' small factory— A boarding house-At Shelby— Ila Damrcll keeps— Walter Dennert A soft drink stand— Now owns and runs And drinks and drinks Because it is soft— Helen Miller As an actress— Is noted In gay old Paree Frdine Greiner -An old maid Was her fate tit is ne er too late— To get married If only a man Could be interested— So she lives in hopes) Willis Trcganowan I plainly see Is keeping books For her familee-Mae France Has won Tony Fields Boda Frantz Is a missionary To France Teaching them Better manners -A police court appears Clarence Riddell— Over it presides— With keen Justice The flame grows dim— Ard nearly goes out Then I see— Katering Osterman— Short and quite stout— She is teaching— First grade— (Of a country school— I have no doubt)— Mildred Peck A nurse lor Doc Powers-As a nurse— She does well— Don Purdy Appears with grey hairs His troubles were more— Than he could stand I am sorry for him— Who has been Care free and happy Vernie and Rena Are together, yet Always together. I bet They are keeping A beauty parlor in Meant Ronald Walsworth Is manager Of a baseball team He showed me how— The White Sox Played Cobmoosa-Amy Slocum Miller’s wife Has become— »nd Jessie I.obdell— Now is sot in her ways— While Dale Powers. a horse doctor— Is he Page thirteen