Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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,,,..--t SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The Senior Class of 1947 came into existence four years ago with the sum of 90 pupils and with Paul Horn as our class advisor. Wfe began the year by electing class officers: Leonard Amstutz, President, Charles Schmitts, Vice President, Betty Sauser, Secretary, and julia Balavitch, Treasurer. Our carnival g side show Horns Corn was a big success. i Wallace Reid, President, Robert john Birke, Vice President, Alice Buchnius, g Secretary, and julia Balavitch, Treasurer, served as our Sophomore officers. In this year we were in charge of the Banner, with Marilyn Churchill as Editor. Our carnival side show On the Air was again a big success. Our annual school party The Sock Hop was well attended and as the name applies, the students danced in their stocking feet. Our Junior year again began with the usual procedure of electing officers. Pat McClennan was President, Ted Hodges, Vice President, Marilyn Churchill, Secretary, and Alan Stover, Treasurer. Our most difficult problem was that of CCorzti1men' on following page? Fifth: Pat Loree, Alice Buchnius, Joyce Doering, Ethelyn Campbell, Manle Robinson B ' Sauser. Fourth: Bessie Wilde, Beverly Corliss. Third: Connie Stevens, Allice Buchnius, Sjliiirl-xl?hlZglleyBLlXiI2icifIianGlgi1liileyi'l hlflglly Simon, Beverly Smith, lrene Bray, Connie Stevens, Marilyn Churchill, Neven Lipps, Ervin Youngstroin Second' Bernarcll Peters, Pat McClennan, Bob Birke. Firrl: Beverly Corliss, Joyce Van Tassel, Marian Purdy, Molly Simon' Bessie Wilde Jane jenkins, Matilynn Littiebrant, Gloria Abbott, Irene Bray, Carol Stevens, Marilyn Churchill. l i 25

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MOTTO In Ozmelvei Om' Future Lies. OUR PAGE MARILYN CHURCHHLL BETTY SAUSER Valedictorian Salutatorian l HONOR STUDENTS CLASS OFFICERS Julia Balavitch, Esther Carter, Pat McClennan, Ted Hodges, Bob Halladay, Marian Purdy Joyce Van Tassel Carol Stevens Senior Class History earning money. We accomplished it, however, by selling Christmas cards, sponsoring dime dances after the games, and the Junior play. Incidentally, the play, under the able direction of Mrs. Burdick, was one of the best, and took in more money than any other play ever presented at Hart High. Our class rings were chosen unanimously from various selections, and were quite different from those of previous years. The main event of that year was the Banquet and j-Hop, Twilight Fantasy, the most beautiful and successful prom presented here in many years. Miss Elise Dodge was the class advisor. September 1946 found us at an all time high- Seniors We began in the custo- mary way by electing officers. Still having financial difficulties, we found it necessary to pick up potatoes at Burt Greiner's. We sponsored both a Thanksgiving and Christmas dance, Don Greisback and his orchestra providing the music. Early in 1947, we labored long and hard on the Hartian in an attempt to make it a successful book. March and April found us working just as hard on the Senior play, Best Yearsf and May found us journeying on our skip day. Baccalaureate, our final I-Hop, and then Commencement itself rushed upon us rapidly, and soon the Senior Class of '47 had passed forever from the halls of Hart High. 26 COLORS Green 49 Szlver FLOWERS Wlozte Roses