Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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FOREWORD IN TIMES LIKE THESE, WHEN GREAT BATTLES ARE BEING FOUGHT ALL OVER THE WORLD FOR THE CAUSE OF HUMANITY, PUBLISHING A YEAR BOOK WOULD SEEM INSIGNIFICANT. WE HAVE GIVEN CONSIDERABLE THOUGHT TO THE FEASABILITY OF PRODUCING, AS USUAL, OUR SCHOOL ANNUAL. WE HAVE WEIGHED BOTH SIDES OF THE QUESTION TO HAVE OR NOT TO HAVE. BUT AFTER IHE FACTS HAVE BEEN THOROUGHLY CONSID- ERED, WE FEEL THAT THE WORTH OF A YEAR BOOK SUCH AS OURS CANNOT BE UNDER-ESTI- MATED — NOT ONLY BECAUSE IT REPRESENTS ONE OF THE VERY THINGS THAT WE ARE FIGHTING TO PROTECT AND SAVE IN OUR EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM, BUT ALSO THE TRAIN- ING IN LEADERSHIP AND SKILLS WHICH REPRESENT DEMOCRACY IN ACTION. C43

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The Senior Class of Hart High School PRESENTS THE MARTIAN 1943 Marjorie Hipley Editor Donald Brubaker Business Manager Max Barritt . . . Advertising Manager Howard Dalman Adviser Hart High School Hart, Michigan [3]

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DEDICATION fry ■ TJ y™— — ! V --i ' . - i - I I iiiii ON THE FRONT WALL OF THE STUDY HALL HANG TWO SERVICE FLAGS, ONE ON EITHER SIDE OF OLD GLORY. THESE TWO FLAGS ARE SPOTTED WITH 180 BLUE AND 5 GOLD STARS, REPRESENTING THE FORMER HART HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS NOW TRAINING OR FIGHTING ON THE DIFFERENT FRONTS OF THE WORLD, AND THOSE WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE FOR THEIR COUN- TRY. EVEN THOUGH THEY ARE FAR APART THEY ARE TOGETHER IN OUR THOUGHTS. WHETHER THEY BE IN NEW GUINEA, AUSTRALIA, ENGLAND, AFRICA, OR IN THE MANY DIFFERENT CAMPS IN AMERICA, WE STILL REMEM- BER THEM AS THAT LAUGHING, JOKING GROUP OF BOYS, WHOM WE, THE SENIORS OF TODAY, ENVIED IN THE YEARS GONE BY. THUS, WITH GREAT PRIDE, WE, THE SENIORS OF ' 13, HUMBLY DEDICATE THIS HARTIAN TO THEM. t5}