Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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Top Row—Elizabeth Kublk. Marjorie Palmer. Bertha Hepworth, Dorothy Peterson, Hilda Hux, Ruth Douglas, Ruth Mund. Second Row—Wilma Hoyer, Lillian Fogg. Gertrude VanderWall, Grace Kalland, Eileen Huston. Thelma Kokx, Maxine Bowman. Third Row—Clyde Murphy, Miss Stout. Verna Quinsey. Miss Becker. Miss Landon, Bernadine Schroeder. Mr. Snow, Abbie Gale Nelson. County Normal History Oceana County Normal began on September the thirteenth with nineteen enrolled. The following high schools were represented: Fremont, Hart, Hesperia, Shelby, Pentwater, Montague, and Monon, Indiana. We elected the following officers at our first business meeting: President, Clyde Murphy: vice-president, Marjorie Palmer: secretary, Thelma Kokx: treasurer, Wilma Hoyer. We also had the following instructors to help guide us through our course: Mr. Maurice Snow, superintendent: Miss Isabelle Becker, principal: Miss Angeline Landon, critic: Miss Harriet Stout, music and art, Mrs. Grace Walker, school law and records. On February the seventeenth we sponsored a double feature moving picture, Boys Will Be Joys and We're in the Navy Now, to raise money to help pay our expenses for the annual County Normal trip. We participated in the all-school Carnival by presenting Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs as a marionette show. We enjoyed a Thanksgiving party and also a Christmas party with the training room children. On June the ninth we complete our course with much satisfaction and enjoy ment. Class flower—Sweet peas. Class colors—Blue and silver. Class motto— Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. 26 THELMA KOKX. Secretary CLYDE MURPHY, President

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Junior High History For the year 1937-38 there were thirty-seven pupils in the seventh grade and fifty-seven pupils in the eighth grade. Seventh grade officers are: President, Dan Hadiaris: Vice-president, Robert Bedell: Secretary, Martha Ann Hawley: Treasurer, Bernice Simon. Eighth grade officers are: President, Norwood Wicks: Vice-president, Leonora Decker: secretary, Barbara Fuller: Treasurer, Tom Nobles. Our first Junior High Party was given on the afternoon of Monday, December 20, 1937. Our second party was given on March 18, 1938, in the evening, 7:30 to 10:30. Our third and last party was in the spring. The seventh grade adviser is Miss Greene and the eighth grade adviser is Mr. Benjamins. The Junior High Boys belonging to the Congregational Church had a successful basketball year under the direction of Dr. Stevens, winning a high percentage of their games. The Junior High girls glee club as in the preceding year was directed by Miss Stout. MARTHA ANN HAWLEY BARBARA FULLER Top Row—Lyle Burmeister, Tom Foster, Walter Hansen, Joe Mack. Paul Johnson, Mrs. Benjamins, Mr. Benjamins. Bernard Rogers, John Varenhorst. Bill Sathers, Stanley Seelhoff, Junior Dillingham, Bruce Bates. Jack Stoneman. Second Row—Elwin Wilde. Edward Lorsen, Floyd Wetmore. Miss Greene. Doris Howard, Lucille Baker, Helen Butler, Peggy Simon, Louise Dillingham, Theodore Straley. Third Row—Fred Strong, Maurice Near. Harrison Gale, Euia Heydenberk, Elmerna Sutton, Merriam Reed, Ada Bell Tubbs. Marvel McLaren. Fourth Row—Max Wellman. Stanley Kapulik, Ralph King, June Jefferies, Margaret Cummings, Lucille Vaneps, Grace Schultz, Katherine Taylor. Fifth Row—Carl Brandel, James Gamble. Jock Munger. Edward Jonassen, Bruce Shigley, Norwood Wicks, Bernice Simon, Valora Pider, Barbara Fuller. Lenora Decker. Donivene Norton. Sixth Row—Carl Jenkins. Milton Pugsley. Gordon Osborn. Junior Stoneman, Richard Birke. Tom Osborn. Isabelle Marsh. Betty Hetland. Phyllis Shigley, Emma Varenhorst. Arlene Reames, Phyllis Hasty. Seventh Row—Herschel Lurie, Tom Nobles Robert Shaw Charles Estes. Robert Birch. Richard Schaner. Corlene Hasty. Ann Betx. Wanda Berger, Betty Verschueren. Patty Schilhaneck, Nellie Walters. Bottom Row—Robert Lorenz. Richard Grate. Jack Brandel. Daniel Hadiaris. Robert Bedell, Max Barritt. Martha Hawley, Jeanette Peacock. June McMillan, Marjorie Walker, Miss Vaughn. 25

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