Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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BOOK I the STUDENTS Whereas a democracy is based on certain ideal principles, not the least of which recognizes that even the least are as important as the greatest in terms of equal opportunities, freedom, and happiness, we list the lowly seventh graders first, followed by the other grades in ascending order. Even the haughty seniors must take their places in turn. On the premise then, that the schools play such an important part in the life of this great democracy it is fitting that we base our theme on the familiar slogan. We take the liberty to substitute “students” for “people” not because the word “people” docs net pertain to those in school but because the word “students” limits the meaning to those in school. I 5 |

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F Top Row: Dorothy Bedell, Arvitl Callesen, William Carr, Walter Churchill, Jck: Clevenger, Virginia Collins, Ellwyn Eggert Second Row: Betty Jean English, Jack Evans, Virginia Fish, Joe Gamble, Martha Giddings, Glen Gid-dings, David Greiner Third Row: Richard Greiner, Thomas Greiner, Stanley Hale, Paul Heistand, Bill Hctland, Gordon Hill, Jean Hopkins Fourth Row: Jean Kennedy, Jeanette Kokx, George Kuntz, Marguerite Lathrop, JoAnn Lecmhuis, Mary J.ou Leiscnring, Augusta Lentz Fifth Row: Dcloris Love, Ellen Lydens, Marva Martin, Ethel McCulley, Junior Mead, Jack Pangburn, Ralph Peacock Sixth Row: Keith Rector, Anna Ridulis, Donald Ricbc, Leolah Ruggles, L. Ci. Sawdy, Harold Sauser, Catherine Schaner Seventh Row: Donald Schaner, Earl Schaner, Marjorie Schrump, Shirley Schlee, Charles Stevens, Boh Straley, Glenn Streit Eighth Row: Flossie Swihart, Max Trommatcr, Frances Van Bavel, Jack Walker, George Wambaugh, Maude Weirich, Philip Wheeler Ninth Row: Watson Wilde, Keith Wilson, Marie Zalis, I»retta Ziegler