Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY fContinued rom preceding pagej we are able to brmg an end to the hxstory of this class, as 1 group, bellexmg that our motto to strn e, to seek, to fmd and not to yneld may b appropriately apphed to our past actnltles at Hart Hlgh, and hopmg lt may follow each and exeryone of us mto the future Gordon Nenlson X7l1'g1H13 Lykens CALENDAR OF EVENTS Aug 31 School op ns wxth an enrollment of 796 pupnls Largest enrollment Hart has ever had and what a lot of nice lnttle boys and gxrls Sept l Class schedules made out New teacher look promnsmg Sept 2 Football practice started 45 men out Sept 3 New Home Economxcs department thxs year Edgar Reeds Herb Lombard and umor Rogers are patxently learmng to cook Dear children dont get dxscouraged we have 180 days of school left Sept 4 ony Sept 7 Labor Day No school Aw heck Sept 8 wltla straw vote Roosevelt wms' Hurrahll Mr Gerald Meehan came up to help Sept 9 Faxr starts today Some were tn school an Soxne weren t S pt 10 11 Faxr vacatton Ahal Sept 14 School agam and everyone rs broke cludmg generous Maurxce Reed S pt 15 The Glee Club gets under way wnth Hxgh and Semor Hlgh Curls Club Eve yone has rented a locker and some are Sept 16 sn strugglmg wxth the locks Our orchestra and band under the dtrec Se t l txon of Mr Schestag looks very promlsmg Se t 18 Three new cheer leaders Hart Shelby game Bug pep mcetmg' Sept 71 The Senators are trymg so hard to become dmnxfied Sept Penjre cant make up hrs mnnd whnch teacher xt mll be thus year Sept 73 Fxrst fire drxll or what were they dom Sept 4 Hall monrtors and lxbrarxans have Leen Cl1OSCl1 Sept 75 Hart O Montague 0 Sept 78-Class electrons have been held Sept 9 V Reames H Hackett Harrxs and E Gremer are often found nn Nlr Cowles room Xve wonder whether xt s Mr Cowles or the apples 11 UIIIHIHQU' ml Pap Twenty four Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct pact 30 Wnllxs Rnckard seems to be quite popular with the gxrls 1Dont you wish you had red haxr l 1 It seems Mary l. Harris has taken a udden lxkmg to workmg for Mlss Krum 2 Hart and Scottvulle clash fouchl Hart conaes out on top 14 8 Three cheers 5 Franklin Demmon must be sllpplng He hasnt been up to YISII school for H long tnme 6 Mary B VanAllsburg sttll has some argu ments left over from last year 7 Lnqutd Axr Demonstratxon Mxss Krum 1 es the frozen carrots 8 Ben-ue and Frances Reames seem to have resumed thexr frxendshlp that they so dx appomt edly dropped last year 9 Ohve Corllss and Vergle Grover stnll have tlme to take down thexr hair and hate a good old chat IO Ludmgton game at Iudnnqton 0 12 Home Economxcs class moved down stairs Ernle Gremer got heck from Snow as Publlc lNuxsance Hart Hugh Banner came out Peter Baker won a years subscrrptxon Everyone worrymg about cards and cltlzen shxp marks RCDOYI C'lfdS what 'ifl 'Ill Ihlx d'l!'lC lO0lxS OI' Reed Cxty game there OO unlor class gave a party Chrxstxne Schofield usxted school Senlor class meeting Hartlan Staff selected 0 Hart High Banner xssued I Tvno dogs VlSll0d school Vxsxtors are al ways welcome Pep mutiny., and game mth Fremont 4 l 7' 73 Teachers Instltute lA much needed rest! f . K S L V K x U .Y . ,, A . 7 . , , m u e . . V. . . . . r V . . . O , - 9 ' . - . - ' ' ' ' . . ' ' . ' . 4? . -- r . . s . A t .. ' K t . 5 . 1 ' 5 . . . T' C C A K . , , J ' . --Q . 1 - 1 V ts . 5 . ' - T r P I ' . . - , . - . . . - . . . , . . - . lk . -- . . us I . , . .. U - l . . . I .T . D d . . . e . - - ' ' . .. ' Q ' ' ' ' . . . I V 1 xr 7 L . T L 1 'Hn' . l - ' t - I . IZ- in e . 1 . Jr. . ' . - V - - favor ofLud1ngton. . . - E- F- I ' '- T . t. ,' ll . YA U ' . p. f-- , . , . .x3- . p. - . - . . ' 1 - . 14- 'K . . . - . - 1 1 L - t . K ' -- ' . 15- . - . . -. . - , 22-, . ' .- ' r f ? 1 'l I - . . . 16- . -. 1 . . 2 1 1 ' - F ' . l9- ' I . t I. t . t 0 7 . . .- . . . .- - . . . . 7 - Y -I M - , - , 1 . L . - A V x 4 1. I . xi' Y 0 It ll . 7-0. S .2 - . , . , t ,- r . . . , ---- -- . . i - 441

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J, s., an fan, art' Top Row Mathew Davndson Leonard Fenton Jack Ferguson Donald Wolfe Claude Stover Guy Hasty unlor Rogers Wnllxam Rollins Rlchard Hanght Raynard Drllmgham Second Row Barbara Kludy Emnly Andrulns Alxce Monkus Blanche Staples Donna Hovey Elaine Rnckard Lorrame Southerland Phyllls Bxrdsall Lynn Sloan ohn Gebhart Carroll Trommater Thnrd Row Evelyn Straley Laverle Graff Edra Campbell Marfuernte Chn nan Maxine Kauffman Olxve Corlxss james Mxtteer Richard Cloud Robert Walker Davnd Fletcher Fourth Row Marjorne Bettm Dorothy Fuller Eleanora Durham Lrll an VanTassel Ilene Heydenberk Donna Read john Gable Maurnce Reed Lowell Tamblmg Fnfth Row Kathaleen Auken Fdlth Robbms Agnes Varenhorst Florence Lexcht Ruth Rndell Emnly Peterson Clnfford Dxllnng ham Garth Spltler ack Corbm Marvm Lune Bottom Row Elma Shull Maryone Trommater Stella Bray Myra Coleson LaVyonne Alken Elby Rumohr Carl Schramm Wxllnatn Shultz Loralne Berger Wnllxam ensen Mr Decker class advn or Those not nn the pncture Dons Tyson Maureen Munger Don Powers JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Three short years ago the members of th1s year s Junxor Class cast off on the sea of Hlgh School A few weeks after school had started durmg whlch the members of that all lmportant class became acqualnted, class oilicers were elected Maureen Mun ger, presndent, ohn Gable, v1ce presldent, Wllllam Jensen, secretary, Jack Corbln, treasurer Under the leadershlp of Mr Cowles, we put on a sprung party After a happy and adequate three months vacation, we once more assembled as sophlstncated sophomores Agaln after a brnef perlod wnth Mr Olendorf leadlng us on, the class officers were elected Loranne Berger, lack Corbm, Carroll Trommater, and ohn Gable Durnng the year we put on .1 one act play Tbc Srbool at Mud Hollou , as an assembly program The sprlng party was also gn en wnth good success Thns year, our third ln hlgh school and wlth one year left, we met and selected the oihcers Wlllxam ensen, Donald Powers, Robert NValker, and Elma Shull XV1th Mr Decker as our class adusor, we opened the season rxght wlth our Autumn Frolxc Next was the junlor Play, Thr' Iasi of fbr' Rufbzfuw, a great success XVe have as yet the J Hop to whlch we all look forward Robert NValkcr Page Twenty sax A . -'mi . , '5 -- . ,' an 5 ' ' - 1 - 1 I I r ' I' A '- I r. A A H A ' ,Sf 9 X 1 -1 e 1 W 1 -. N, I A - A F 31 ,AO , a K , 4 - 'U , 5 ' 'Q 0 -1. :E f - 1 , A L N' - ! TA.- T -- - , , I . . , . J ' . T' 1 A - v A V - 1 A A 1 A 1 . 5 ' F' Y U . .h. y . l . . 1, Q . 7 A ' ' . . . A i . . V , A . 4 A A V ' ' - A y A V A ' - A A A ' , . J . . T Q A A w n Q 4 v u Q . , J ' . . . ' A: . ' A A 'f A' w y - . , . ' 1 r 4 4 I - . t . t . t 1 t t t t t t . t 4 . . 2 4 K 'I - V 1 er , , , H . . 1 , . 7 Y . t . . t A L Y n , ' rr , H U - , . t . r . - L 1 f 1 t . .