Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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LEARNING TO LIVE IN A DEMOCRACY SECOND YEAR TYPING CLASS Prominent in the back row are Betty Verschueren, Russell Smith, Agnes Staples, Louise Bray, and Miss Kinney in the far corner GIRLS’ HOME ECONOMICS CLASS First Row: Madge Jensen, Jean Ann Bruckman, Doris Schaner, Delores Dennert, Wainetta Slocum, Lelia Sargent, Jean Bawkey, Kathryn Taylor, Agnes Staples Second Row: Carma Read, Joyce Russell, Eleanor Carlson, Helen Butler, Cora Ellen Kelley, Geraldine King, Alice Jean Billington, Eleanor Farmer, Evelyn Fetters, Joan Brandel Third Row: Glcnna Smith, Norma Dean, Lela Smith, Bessie Sawdy, Betty Verschueren, Barbara Lathrop, Betty Jensen. Yvonne Maltman, Lorena Wiebcr, Joyce Metts Fourth Row: Josephine Zwinger, Fannie Schramm, Norma Dillingham, Shirley Lipps, Pat Wyckoff, Rose Greiner, Nina May, Leonora Decker, Pat Schilhaneck BOYS’ GYM CLASS BOYS’ HOME ECONOMICS CLASS Standing: Bill Leslie, Norman Brown, Dayton Clevenger, Howard Youngstrom, Art Vanderputte, Forrest Lynn, Russell Smith, Miss Rich, Bill Sather Seated at First Table: Jack Munger, Jack Shull, Stan Seelhoff, Ralph King, John Varenhorst, Clayton Tanner, Richard Birke, Herb Stoneman Seated at Second Table: Bruce Shigley, Tom Foster, Wayne McCartty, Gene Timmons, Mitchell Levandowski, Norwood Wicks, Jack Stoneman CHEMISTRY LAB Madge Jensen, Carma Read, Dan Hadiaris, Bob Shaw, Harland Fuller, Valora Pider, Bernice Simon, Max Barritt FIFTH HOUR STUDY HALL SENIOR ALL-SCHOOL PARTY In Foreground From Left to Right: Richard Birke and Wanda Berger, Joe Mack and Pat Wyckoff, Helen Butler and Herb Stoneman, Jeanne Northrup and Dan Hadiaris, Dorothy Bedell and Mary Liesenring, Stan Kapulak and Wanietta Slocum 126]

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Front Row: Floyd Slagle. Gordon Cain. Claude Fuller. Dale Cowell, Jack Bristle. James Dexter. Richard Bruckman Back Row: Richard Hinchman. Solomon Hershberger. William Slagle. Sonny Decker. Mid Littiebrant. Danny Highland Who comprehends his trust, and to the same Keeps faithful tcith a sint lcncss of aim. —William Wordsworth. Safety Patrol 1 he Safety Patrol was organized at the beginning of the year under the direction of Mr. Snow with Marland Littiebrant as captain and Danny Highland as Lieutenant. The members of the Safety Patrol were selected from the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades. Even as young as they are they learn to accept and to carry out responsibility. Theirs is the important task of protecting the children of our school while crossing the streets. Their presence on the street corners makes us more safety conscious. In all kinds of weather, rain or shine, you will find them standing faithfully at their posts. In cold weather they will be bundled up to withstand the blizzards, in rainy weather they don their white raincoats and caps. This organization, probably more than any ; other, will uncover the good qualities of a boy. Those who are not willing to serve soon drop out, but those who have what it takes arc faithful in fulfilling their duty throughout the year. We want them to know we appreciate their services. [28]