Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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f 0 fi f 0 fi D As Seniors, we realize that, though having reached the first step in our climb to success we still have many difficulties and hardships ahead of us. In the annuals of other years, our progress has been recorded as Junior High, Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors. Now that we are Seniors we, in turn, publish an annual to record the climax of our high school life, and also the progress of the underclassmen. We hope that they will, as we did from others, get inspiration from this Hartian to work for bigger things. We hope they will look back with pride at the record of their past progress, and look forward with anticipation to the time when they reach their objective. We want this to be an incentive to them to aim for the higher things in life, and not be content until they get them. The easy road is the one that winds back and forth on the flat plain, but leads nowhere. The rough, bumpy road is the one that goes over the top and leads to success. Our hope is that you will take the bumpy road, take the big things to work for, and take the harder but better way to do things. Aim high and build to meet those aims, as a mountain climber is content only when he reaches the peak. It is with this purpose in mind that we publish this 1939 edition of the Hartian. page six

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To the underclassmen in appreciation of the cooperation given us by them in all of the activities that we promoted, and remindful of the many acts of kindness and consideration that they have shown us which have made our year as Seniors a happy one, we the class of 1939 sincerely dedicate this Hartian.

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Dedication Music Foreword Organizations Hartian Staff Society Faculty Athletics Seniors Humor Classes Advertising Literary Board of Education Ralph Dukes President George W. Powers Secretary Clare Bright Treasurer Harriet Rollins Trustee Henry Stevens Trustee