Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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SENIOR COUNCIL Government of the People B«IK now: Margaret Cargill. Ellis May, Charles Landon. Arthur Olson. Esther 7-uhl. FIIONI tow: Geraldine Walker. Mark Sargent. Muriel Martin. La Vern Hiplcyr The Senior Council was first established in 1936 to take the place of the Student Council which was the tradition at that time. We thought that since it had proved to be successful that we would try it again this year. The Council consists of our class officers: Ellis May, President; Esther Zuhl, Vice President; Charles Landon, Treasurer; LaVern Hipley, Secretary; and five other members appointed by our President. The other members are. Mark Sargent. Geraldine Walker, Arthur Olsen, Margaret Cargill, and Muriel Martin. The purpose of the Council is to find new projects for the Seniors to work on to earn more money. The Council has proved successful this year and will probably be tried again next year. fiafie twenty-txco

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Senior Class History As Freshmen we started on the road to success with the largest class in the upper four grades. We chose for our leaders: Nancy Corbin, Presi- dent; Rex Snider, Vice-president; LaVem Lipps, Treasurer; and Margaret Cargill, Secretary. Mr. Cowles was our efficient class advisor. In the early spring, we entertained the faculty, high school students, and our parents with a costume party. As Sophomores, with a few less than the first year, we managed to begin another year. Our officers were: Stanley Matulis, President; Muriel Martin, Vice-president; Margaret Cargill, Treasurer; Charles London, Secretary, and Mr. Olendorf as our class advisor. ( On March 12, 1936, we had a Saint Patrick's Party. In our Junior year with an increase in our class number we succeeded in keeping on the road to happiness and prosperity. Our officers were: Margaret Cargill, President; Charles London, Vice-president; Robert Tripp, Treasurer; and Bette Day, Secretary. We had as our class advisor Mr. Decker. We put on the first party of the year, the Fall Frolic. The Junior play was put on the nights of December 14, and 15, 1937. Hold That Line Jimmy was a great success because of the efforts of the cast and the director, Miss Elliot. We sponsored the J-Hop on June 7, 1938. The banquet was held at the Methodist church while the dance was in the high school auditorium. Everyone reported a very good time. As Seniors, the number to graduate was sixty-eight. We had the pleasure to be the first to graduate from our new gymnasium. Our leaders for the year were: Ellis May, President; Esther Zuhl, Vice-president; LaVem Hipley, Secretary; Charles London, Treasurer; and Nancy Corbin as Editor-in-Chief of the Hartian with Robert Tripp as Business Manager. The Senior Class was missing from school one day. That must have been Skip Day which was financed by the Hart High Banner published by the Speech Class under the supervision of Miss Gibson. We enjoyed the Annual Banquet and J-Hop given us by the Junior Class. Our play Spring Fever, was given under the direction of Miss Reusch and proved to be a great success. After our four years spent at Hart High, ter suited for the trials of life. we feel that we are much bet-LaVem Hipley pa fie twenty-one

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