Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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+• THE HARTIAN, 1935 COUNTY NORMAL Top How- June Durham, Sidney Brimmer. Walter VanderWall, Jane Lowe, Jay Van Syoc, Clayton Perry. Mr. Shinn. Second Row Evelyn Schroeder. Clara Seelhotf. Lola Pettisfrove, Thelma Van netur. Donna Graff, Violet VanDyke. Miss Stout. First How- -Margaret Westbrook. June Jacobs. Miss Becker, Miss Kantz, Ruth Cole, Stephanie Bovid. COUNTY NORMAL HISTORY Oceana County Normal began September 3, 1934 with eleven students from Oceana County. During the week our number increased to sixteen, representing seven townships. Hart, El-bridg, Otto, Leavitt, Crystal, Shelby and Clay-banks, and six schools, Hart, Shelby, New Era, Muskegon Heights, Walkerville, and Montague. At our first business meeting we elected the following officers: President, June Durham; vice-president, Evelyn Schroeder; secretary, Stephanie Bovid; treasurer, Walter VanderWall. Under the supervision of the following instructors, Mr. H. H. Shinn, Superintendent; Miss Isabelle, Becker, Principal; Miss Anna B. Kant ., Critic; Miss Harriet Stout, Art and Music, we completed the requirements of the course satisfactorily with no one dropping out. On January 3, we sponsored a moving picture lecture, “Our Winter Flight to Isle Royale”, by Ben East, to help pay our expenses for the annual County Normal trip. With the money we made from this and the generous gift from the Board of Education, we were able to go on March 14-15 to Rural Progress Day in Kalamazoo, and the Kellogg factory and Ann J. Kellogg School in Battle Creek. We also participated in the All-School Carnival, enjoyed a roast on the dunes, a pot-luck supper, a Christmas party, several picnics at nearby lakes and last but not least our last day celebration at (aldington. With the official recognition of our completion of the course on May 29, we felt that our year s work not only had been worthwhile, but also enjoyable. June Durham Margaret Westbrook Pago Twenty-oight

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HART HIGH SCHOOL + + JUNIOR HIGH Top Row Willard Chichester. VfVed Stevens. Franklin Wei rich. Jack Mesick, Elvin Link. stilly Dillingham, Ruth Van Putte. Miss Bennett. Miss Bowen. Norma Geese, Alice Link. Donald Hart. Fifth Row Harold Brown. Dick Stoneman. Rex Snider. Hanneh Fuller, Genevieve Cole. Beth Lonjr, Dorothy Chichester. Victoria Hale,'■'Fredrick Schaner. Max Rossiter. Arthur Olson. Fourth Row VMpriel Martin. Levi Ducolon. Joseph Verschuren. Betty Hayward. Albena Karneckas. Bobby Tripp. Charles LandonV David Sayles. Third Row Petec- Baker. Lucille Frost. VAnn Marilyn Wietzke. 'Nancy Corbin. Maxine Blackmer, Raymond Fay. Charlotte Ixju Chandler.•'''Katherine Boody. Second Row Ira Chichester. Wayne Tate Barbara Lattin Bobbie Tice. Everett Greiner. fOissell Butler. Jtfnior WyckolL John Fletcher. Yvonne Westfall. Marjorie Gowell. Eva Hale. TtTice Jane Winget. ipf ris Nielsen. First Row Franklin Polly. lx uis Munger. Junior Till. SeelholT. Gale Berber. WUtTur Hcydenbcrk. Orlando Fuller. AYal- ter Van Allsburg, Eldona Morell, Frances Reames. Junc Highland. 'Eulalia Baker. SKVI !NTII AM) LBADK HISTORY We have found that the Junior High School organization is a very successful experiment. The Junior High is composed of thirty-two eighth graders and thirty-nine seventh graders. The eighth grade officers are as follows: President, Dick Stoneman; Vice-President. Rex Snider; Secretary, Muriel Martin; Treasurer, Ann Wictz-ke. The following officers were elected in the sev- enth grade; President, Louie Munger; Vice-President, Alice Winget; Secretary, Billy Dillingham; Treasurer, Wayne Tate. The instructors were Miss Bowen and Miss Bennett. Three parties were enjoyed by all who attended. The first, a costume party, was held on November 4. The second, on February 22, and the third, on May 17, were equally successful. The year was ended by a picnic at Silver Lake. Page Twenty-neven

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HART HIGH SCHOOL LITERARY Valedictory Salutation Class Will Class Prophecy Class Song Class Poem Giftatory Miscellaneous Pace Twenty-nine