Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS The Hartian Top Rou : Jack Lohman, Lyle Converse, Tom Dillingham, Don Hansen, Richard Backa Front Row: Virginia Curtis, Betty Brimmer, Frances Frees, Betty Chrouch, Eunice Fetters. FIRST CAST Richard Backa.... Frances Frees.... Virginia Curtis.. Jack Lohman Wilma Beadle Donald Hansen ... Betty Chrouch.... Betty Brimmer.... Tom Dillingham Lyle Converse.... Characters ...Mr Sherman ...Mrs. Sherman.. Bernice Sherman Ray Sherman. ..Lois Sherman . ....Grandpa..... Arilla Temple. . Lynn Dryden.. Herbert Hays.. ..Vincent Berger . SECOND CAST .......Max Scheiern .......Marjorie Flint ...Marjorie Lombard ...Duane Bright ........Sylvia Elvik ......Donald Hansen ........Carol Taylor ..........Betty Zalis ......Dan Highland ..........John Riley i H)

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The Hartian MUSIC . . . . The Hart High Orchestra was quite active this year. They gave a number of public performances, among which was the Benefit Concert given Tuesday, April twenty-fourth. They played several selections such as, “Marche Slave” by Tscnai-kowsky; “Marching to Victory” by Paul Woodrow; and “Finale from Fifth Symphony” by Beethoven. They also played at the Junior and Senior Plays. 7 rum pets Jancy Jenkins Naomi Lydens Clarinets Ruth Hawley Joyce Hansen Lois Corliss Tympans wd Cymbals Charles Schmitts T rombonss Duane Bright Violins Marilyn Churchill Patricia Loree Jean Kennedy Saxophones Jack Lohman Leolah Ruggles Cel I os Leona Frost Catherine Shinn Bass Horn Graydon Norton Piano Jean Hopkins Snare Drum Carol Taylor Bass Drum Douglas Gale Back Row: Mr. Schestag, director, Naomi Lydens, Betty Jean Hopkins, Marilyn Churchill, Pat Loree, Jean Kennedy. Middle Row: Charles Schmitts, Marian Kludy, Joyce Hansen, Duane Bright, Graydon Norton. Trout Row: Catherine Shinn, Lois Corliss, Carol Taylor, Ruth Hawley, Janey Belle Jenkins, Leona Frost. £13}

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The Hartian . . . DON’T LOOK NOW Don’t Look Now was the title of the annual Junior play which was held in late November. It dealt mainly with the Sherman family, their friends and neighbors, the visit of Mrs. Sherman’s rich cousin, a hold-up and robbery. Mr. Sherman’s worries as chief of police, and even the arrival of a common bum — which add up to spell TROUBLE for the Shermans, and lots of laughs for the audience. Top Row: Duane Bright, Max Scheiern, Don Hansen, John Riley, Dan Highland. Trout Row: Sylvia Elvik, Lenore Peterson, Marjorie Flint. Carol Tayler. Not in picture. Betty Zalis. ( IS)