vnW) As editors, we have endeavored to include those things that willever be a vivid reminder of our days spent in Hart High School. We have worked and played together for four eventful years, little mindful of the difficulties, problems and rocks ahead. Now as Graduates, we are separating, each to walk the various paths that lie before us. Let’s frequently recall our class motto--- We climb though the rocks be rugged”. Let's not faint or fall along the way, but ever press on to the goal of true seccess on this great land of liberty. (pxtJv atady T satt a, stode, once; y ieos. fyudded and SSoAA otned i-n, CJod’A flee, tiytt. d,Ucdc jsd and f d ty truyiaiiny duo-, (y'teddj nej Cti j u 'fudtuA J toy and. ruy d7. £y teas and htoAAomed fad, and ta££, yCoudy xiAiny to- toftieA, teiy ct. (9t came. to- a, cne-acce in, thuz. 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Hawley, P. Van Tassel, D. Gamble, S. Van Bergen, B. Walker, M. Raulin, J. Collard, M. Walters. FIRST ROW: C. Alvesteffcr, D. Vanden Heuvel, J. Franklin, J. Christian, R. Eisenlohr, N. Peterson. MISSING IN PICTURE: Judy Wood and Leroy Hansen. Co-Editors-------------------Joyce Franklin and Jack Christian Business Managers-------------------------David Vanden Heuvel Noel Peterson Advertising Managers------------------------------Judy Wood Richard Eisenlohr Art-----------------------------------------------Don Stever V. SKINNER, Treas. DR. H. STEVENS, Sec. These busy men form a group which are not much in the limelight of the school. Yet they devote much thought and time in providing the many things necessary to our success as students. Therefore, we, the Seniors of 1952, wish to salute them ami say a hearty Thank you. DR. W. WORTHY DR. W. ROBINSON Superintendent FRED W. H. HALL LEILA PURDY, Secretary BARBARA BURMEISTER, A. B French-Speech GRACIA DENTON, A. B. Library-English ELISE DODGE, A. B. Commercial REX DRAKE, B. S. Science-Coach BLANCHE FROST, History M. A. THILDA HILL, English A. B. JOHN HOFFMAN, A. B. English DONALD HOEK, A. B. Music HUBERT SHINN, B.S. Mathematics KENNETH SWANSON, B. S. Government-Coach LIONEL TATE, B.S. Agriculture LUCILLE WIGHTMAN, B. S Home Economics A hys- Whih flk r Ali 55 DtwToN i Wfl - ■ Mk T iT At r. Ho-fV wav Air. Or )C i. m Hr. H ll C AV. 'bwkHSOH nj A i r f: ,LJ..__ AI SS Po jjgz, Iks. FtosT 1J Mk Hocfr BACK ROW: Mrs. Hindes, M. Crump, A. Ridulis, S. Robinson, P. Hanks, N. Cushman, C. Vanderlaan, D. St. John. FOURTH ROW: Billy Yager, R. Purdy, P. Conners, S. Skarstad, S. Wilde, M. Bengston, N. Weirich, Mrs. Vannette. THIRD ROW: D. Fuentes, K. Kuhne, S. Oscareno, r! Evans, M. Brandel, B. Jensen, L. Michael, G. Shull, D. Kipski, R. Moschke. SECOND ROW: W. Urick, C. Yeager, D. Gamble, M. Koposky w. Wiedman, D. Carlson, L. Rinker, J. Wilson, N. Knowles, T. Kipski. FRONT ROW: J. Skinner, G. Hasty, K. Spencer, R. Herrygers, J. Moore, T. Reeds, R. Eisenlohr, J. Wood, D. Shafer, R. Bailey. ABSENT: Stanley Griffin, Laura Bromley, Junior Woodland. BACK ROW: Bill Olendort, R. Houseman, H. Purdy, Mr. Hamilton, Miss McKinley, R. Tariske, H. Hale, C. Tibbitts. FOURTH ROW: V. Mead, S Robbins L. Gale, N. Lohroff, M. Tariske, I. Stalsburg, L. Tompkins, S. Jetleb, J. Syler, B. Rudneck. THIRD ROW: N. Anderson, R. Babbitt. A. Crump,’ F. Tubbs, J. Lyon. M. Wissman, C. Kuline. SECOND ROW: L. Griffin, A. Sailsbury, D. Haas, J. Kellogg, J. Crump, R. Keck, T. Stevens. R. McKenzie. FIRST ROW: N. Cloud, P. Robbins, D. Cole, Ted Snider, L. Griener, P. Herrygers, J. Vershcuren, C. Brandel, J. Van Bergen, J. Blackmer. MISSING: D. Jones, L. Reed, N. Dawson, M. Coulier. Jofce Sj LbiS if-; £ ghth G vU VeW. TOP ROW: Bill Cloutier, Gerald Dayharsh, Matilda Hale, Marilda Hale, Donald Greiner, Gerald Dudley, Lowell Kludy, Ronald Barton. FIFTH ROW: Norman Greiner, Joe Hammerle, Donald Alvesteffer, Douglas Knox, Marjorie Carnes, Charles Hefner, John Hawley, Ronald Alvesteffer. FOURTH ROW: Robert Lipski, Gerald Heydenberk, Alan Campbell, Martha Johnson, Donald Foster, Rodney Eppard, Duane Johnson. THIRD ROW: Irene Anes, Blanche Lindsay, Beverly Brubaker. Wilma Brimmer, Shirley Clays, Herbert Foster, Edward Babbit. SECOND ROW: Colleen Blackmer, Sally Chesness! Barbara Chapman, Donna Heydenberk, Audrey Borreson, Arlene Battice, Ruby Holden, Kenneth Gray, Albert Hudson, Gerald Eisenlohr. FIRST ROW: Gordon Avery, Laurence Comstock, Anthony Brimmer, Norman Battice, Joan Dailey, Mary Ellen Dillingham, Janet Avery, Marlene Jorissen, Richard Bates, Harvey Hobby. Donald Brandel. MISSING: Wayne Anderson, Wilma Bonstell, Stanley Mast, Laurence Miller, David Snell. BACK ROW: Jin] Stevens, Douglas Pider, Gordon Worth, Judith Taylor, Noaime Sauser, Clarence Stafford, Kenneth Weirich. THIRD ROW: Robert b locum, Raymond Stafford, Laurence Van Hassel, Norma Post, Mary Meisenheimer, William Walker, Herbert Merten, Donald Snyder. SECOND ROW-Slocum S LCMna SnJ lth’ J°T nnv rommater; Bonnie Wolting, Betty Thrailkill, Janice Westrate, Richard Shafer, Charles Parmer, Teddy V nden HeuveJi R ard Page! Gak'Smith Moore. Patrick McCann. Dixie Lee Swihart. Joseph Tickle. James BACK ROW: Frank Flint, Gerald Aerts, Frank Glover, Richard Bursley. FOURTH ROW: John Jefferies, Tecka Bailey, Vivian Acker, Donna Ackley, Hubert Kokx, Nathan Lathers, John Hitchcock, Gerald Battice, Frank Esh, Jerome Lindsay, Paul Leisburg. THIRD ROW: Robert Grady, Terry Haas, Norman Eisenlohr, Jackie Bengston, Pauline Lewis. Shirley Dayharsh, Beverly Anderson, Jo Ann Freeborn, Evelyn Hoffman, Ruth Jensen, Jerry Chesness, George Hopkins. SECOND ROW: Karl Bates, Harley Cargill, Kay Aerts, Daonn Jean Berry, Martha Cleveland, Karol Kaufman, Rosemary Lykens, Verne Hansen. FIRST ROW: Phyllis Comstock, Alfreida Can, Ida Cole, Jeannine Frees, Louise Bliss, Shirley Hobby, Beverly Hodges, Dave Lohman, Walter Griffin, David Gamble Richard Haynor. BACK ROW: Max Munson, Gary Tubbs, Gerald Spierenberg, Gerald Slocum, Scott Payne, Herschel Wilde, Mrs. Hill. FIFTH ROW: Martin White, Roger Thompson, Neal Marrifield, Donald Raymond, Joanne McLouth, Dorothy Wilde, Patsy Pranger, Larry Powers, Tom Saunders. FOURTH ROW: Bob Micheal, Jack Miles, Marilyn Westrate, Mary Wheeler, Leona Strait, Julie Steen, Edwin Vander Huevel. THIRD ROW: Walter Wheeler, Phyllis Sauser, Altha Willard, Delores Rittenhouse, Geraldine Muilenberg. SECOND ROW: Roger Zenker, Marjorie Mead, Marjorie Vanden Heuvel, Beverly Shogren, Colleen McCann, Mary Sue Skinner, Viola Worth, Marie Mast, Robert Mitchell, Russell Slocum. FIRST ROW: Richard Whitney, Cathy Van Gysegem, Joyce Morley, Georgetta Tickle, Mary Urick, Roger Wilson, Terry Mack, Robert Olendorf, Robert Newsted. '■ewior Gri t-1 S VAYi CLtcni M Or € r ci L d $. RtiTU A CjfM t RoMNlZ. Hi LL y SHi+ Le BACK ROW: Ronald Koposky, Buzz Stevens, Patrick Halloran, Clarence Aerts, Richard Bailey, Melvin Moschke, Ken Cade, Joseph Van Gills. FIFTH ROW: Eddie McCann, Bob Flood, Joe Bruckman, Hollis Jensen, Donald Beggs, Grace Riley, Frank Straley. FOURTH ROW: Paul Stover, Bill Purdy, Norman Balice, Jim Schaner, Marlin Fouts, Barbara Wallace, Jacquee Dillingham, Shirley Sauser. THIRD ROW: Guy Freeborn, Jim Hodges Jacquee Hefner, Donna Gowell, Richard VanDenHeuvel, Betty Yeager, Waunetta McDonald, Louise Campbell. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Wilde’ nrntSiaSia Hammerle, Bart)ara Page, Lornella Alvesteffer, Henrietta Vavrina, Leona Walters. Bonnie Weideman, Evelyn Mead Ruth Alvesteffer’ FIRST ROW: Arleen Merchant, Charlene Eisenlohr, Phyllis Graham, Mary Bray. Grace Gebhart, Shirley Carrier, Bette Brown, Lois Holden Joann Alvesteffer Donna Robbins. MISSING FROM PICTURE: John Aerts, Sallie Bricker, Kathryn Eisenlohr, Monica Greiner Dawn Griffin Peggy H stv Martha Lipski, Joe Merten, VaVerle Riggs, La Von Riggs, Cleo Tibbitts. Floretta Greiner. ’ y’ Hone £ =- Gilt Is A Nf WjilH Tj Betty 0 La VoH R. , JeANHe A. . LAVerL K 7 M,or Gl Qtjje cTuX T. Said Francis to Deb (They were standing alone And speaking together in a most quiet tone.) What’ll you miss most when you leave old Hart High? Said Joyce to Ginny (as they were passing by) I'll miss games and parties and the cheerleader I was, But most felt and most missed will really be Buzz. And when from June the question she did hear, Judy gave a little laugh and then she gave a cheer. But Mary and Kaye love old Hart High And aren't willing to leave they said and they sighed. Margaret, Ruthie, and Alice with their diamonds three Will rejoice to leave and start a family tree. Beatrice, Alice, and Kaye, our shorthand speedsters three, Will miss the Gregg awards they win so abundantly. While Dolores, Dave, and Joyce, goodness knows, Will miss singing in the school's musical shows. And Don with his clever drawing schemes Will miss advertising, by all sure means. And it's a fact Dick, Clem, and James Are sure to miss their sophomore flames. Barb, Bev, and Marie, I think will Miss noon hours spent at the Grill. While Joan, Janet, and Bev are sure to shun Leaving weekends spent together having fun. And Doug, Nick, and Bud are hand in glove In miss the gals I mentioned above. Lois, Arleen, Sue, and Colleen, sure as heck, Will miss all the fun they have in home ec. While Tillie, Willard, and Don with all their power Will miss the cold government room they have first hour. Dale and Bob will miss teasing the first hour girls By poking their backs and pulling their curls. While Judy, one of their victims at times, Will not regret it. (I hope this rhymes.) Joyce will miss prodding those who shirk And Dave will miss his office work. Joan, Burce, and Marilyn gave me to understand That they'd miss playing in the Hart High Band. Pat and James, Clara and Francis, Think they'll miss the good square dances. Shirley, Norm, and Noel when it's all done Will miss evenings full of dancing and fun. While Carol will miss dancing her little jig Every evening with a book that's labeled Trig”. Pat, Maisie and Phyl, unless I miss my call, Will miss the noon-hour basket-ball. Marge, Maybelle, Gordon, and Laurence who are seldom heard. Haven't as yet breathed to me a word. Buster, Bob, Jack, Rich, and Cart Agreed they’d miss football when they left Hart. Ronnie and LeRoy along with them all Think that they'll miss basketball. And Bill and Ronnie, our manager boys, Say that they'll miss all of their prides and joys. And when I graduate and my schooldays are gone, I guess I'll miss the typewriter I'm typing this on. Bonnie Corliss BACK ROW, R McL.S cF,FK™B “0M; T. S. ?. Smith, r! Sj V J; sXi.I Ne|3;Sffi L=”SS.r£r !'• . rsszk L. Hansen, G. Hunter, J. Jeffries, J. Jetleb. D. McDonald, A. Merchant, B. Powers, D. Shaner, M. Stafford, B. Verschuren. r To Clara Jean Alvesteffer, we give this cook book because we know that the way to a man's heart is his stomach. To Barbara Anderson, we give this lease on the grill so she won't miss it after high school. Francis Bailly gets this pig so he can start his farm. To Dick Barton, wc give this book on Future Farmers because we know he'll make a good one. We give this plain band ring to Alice Calleson to match the one she already wears on her left hand. To Beverly Campbell we give this hope chest to hold all of her letters. To Jack Christian, we give this box of crackers so he will never be without a wise crack. Willard Clayton gets this knife to carve his future with. To June Collard we give this big house so the number of men that come to see her will never have to be limited. To Bonnie Corliss we give this bottle of glue so she can always stick as close to Cart as she is now. To Tillie Cummins we give this lease on Webb's house so she can continue to have a good time there. To Kaye Eisenlohr we give a pair of dice so she can keep on gambling . To Richard Eisenlohr we give this TV set so he won't have to go to Brown's all the time. To Ruthie Estrabrook we give this Bible so she will always remember that Adam was the first man. This pencil without an eraser goes to Joyce Franklin because we know she doesn't make mistakes. To Deb Gamble we give this bottle of suntan lotion so when she is under the sun lamp she won't burn her face. To Don Gebhart we give this hot water bottle so he won't get cold feet every time he asks a girl for a date. To Nick Greiner we give this copy of Romeo and Juliet so he can improve his technique. To Buster Glover we give this box of Smith Brothers cough drops. To Sue Hale we give this box of stationery so she can keep on with her correspondence. To Francis Hammerle we give this candle to give him light on the subject of girls. To Le Roy Hansen we give this gun so he'll always remember the shots he made in basketball. To Ginny Hawley we give this Johnny cake. To Alice Highland we give this roll that Bob made from Schramm's Bakery. To Lois Hodges we give this package of seeds to make her grow up big and tall. To Ronnie Hodges we give this speedometer so he can slow down to a moderate rate of speed. To Joan Horn we give this horn so she can toot her way through life. To Gordon Hunter we give this box of stuffed dates because those seem to be the best kind. To James Jefferies we give a Bible to follow in his father's footsteps. To Laurence Jensen we give this Noise maPer so we will know when he's around. To Joyce Jetleb we give this driver’s licence oecause we know she wants one real bad. Marie Kapsh gets this alarm clock so she'll always be on time in the future. To Janet Kellogg we give this book on 101 Rules For a Happy Marriage . She has often said she doesn’t like men but we know better. To Carol Kludy goes this report card with a ”D on it because we know she has never had one. To Colleen Littlebrant we give this box of pep so she can continue on in her little peppy way. David Lyon gets this bottle of throat spray so in later years his voice will be as good as it is now. To Dale McDonald we give this high draft number. Clem McLouth gets this ladder to take on his dates with him so his girls won't have to stretch so far. To Ronald Newsted gets this roll of scotch tape to keep his car together. To Bruce Norton gets this book of Romantic Poems so when he decides to take out girls he'll know just what to say. We give this package of Chuckles to Judy Pangburn. To Marilyn Parmer we give this pitch pipe so she'll always be in tune. To James Pearson we give this shoe string because we know many great men have started on less. Arlene Merchant gets these pair of spikes so she will be up with the rest of us. Joan Skoczelas gets this mascara because she has such pretty eyes. To Judy Wood we give this ticket to Florida so she can keep her suntan. To Marjorie Walters we give this passport and free passage to any part of the world. We give this shorthand certificate of 200 words to Beatrice Walker because we know she has always wanted one. To Buddy Verschueren we give these nuts and bolts to keep his car together. To Phyllis VanTassel we give this globe so she can follow her man around the world, To Dave VanDenHeuvel we give this book How to Get Along With Women . To Shirley VanBergen we give this coin so she can flip to see what man to go out with. We give this bottle of Halo to Kaye Trommater so she can keep her beautiml hair. To Bob Trombley we give this football so he'll always remember his football days. We give this bottle of vitamin pills to Joyce Tate so she can always keep her trim figure. We give this Buick to Doug Swihart so he won't have to borrow his dad's. To Don Stever we give this book on How to Raise Ducks so he won't have to use drumsticks. We give this pair of false teeth to Bill Stevens so he cap always remember the fun he had in his dad's office. To Maybelle Stafford we give this little bell so we will always know that she is around. We give these Seamen's papers to Pat Smith so she can join her fellow. To Dolores Schaner we give this pair of shoes because we know that she wore out the ones she has from dancing. Noel Peterson gets this powder puff cause we know he's for the ladies anyway. To Beverly Powers we give this red dye to keep her beautiful red hair. To Margaret Raulin we give this book on How to Recuperate after four years of studying. Maisie Rennie gets this one way ticket to Colorado so she can be with Jim. To Cart Robinson we give these floor plans to a dream home so he can start building that house right after graduation. So he can have a different girl every night, we give this book of paper dolls to Norm St. John. Patricia Glover Phyllis VanTassel er Good evening, everyone. Here we are, gathered at the Hart High gymnasium for an alumni reunion dance of the famous graduating class of 1952. We have come here to see once more the shcool from which we graduated before it is tom down and replaced by a modern, glass building. David Lyon is responsible for the new school. Coming back to Hart a few months ago for a vacation from his job at the Sweatbox radio station OPU and the Broadway Stage, Mr. Lyon saw that tne high school didn't meet the needs of the students of today. With his characteristic swiftness he persuaded the townspeople to vote in favor of the new building. There certainly is a crowd here for this reunion. We just saw Beverly Powers, a tall, slender modle from one of the most exclusive shops in New York, talking over old times with Beverly Campbell and Barbara Anderson, who are both secretaries in the tax collection department at Washington, D.C. Since Hart has grown to become a large city in the past few years, Sue Ann Hale has retired from her job as cashier in the Hart Theater and is now the owner of Hart’s newest drive-in. Why look, there's Dr. Noel Peterson, famous the world over for brain surgery, talking with Joyce Franklin, who is head nurse at the Rush Memorial Hospital in Chicago. Well greetings to a celebrity! It's great to see Don Stever again. Don is master of ceremonies on the Mme. Fife La Tour Television Show. Besides this, Don finds time to make sketches for the Esquire Magazine. To keep his brain in good running order, he drums away on his drums. Why look who's sitting over there at a table. It's Kaye Eisenlohr and Debby Gamble, who are physical education instructors at Mears High School . (Mears is finally on the map, too). All the ladies look as if they had just come from the Burnemup Beauty Shoppe which is owned and operated by Ginny Hawley. Did we get a surprise! We just heard that David Vanden Heuvel, who always liked to weild the gavel, has been made judge of the Supreme Court. Why guess who's coming — The two U.S. speed champions, Bonnie Corliss and Cart Robinson. Since we've seen them last they have been made U. S. typing and track Champions. Following our champs is Shirley Van Bergen and yes, there behind her is the usual army of musculine admirers. Next we find Willard Clayton, county agricultural agent and founder of Clayton's Cow Cure for dyspeptic calves, talking over latest farm methods with Bill Stevens; world’s champion hog raiser, whose prize pigs have taken every prize but the door prize at the Oceana County Fair for years. Also at their table is Francis Hammerle and Don Gebhart, partners in the largest chicken farm in the United States. Time out while we feature some of our more talented alumni in a short program. As the curtain rises we see Delores Schaner, who has been on a concert tour of the European Continent for the past two years, seated at the piano. After her fine selection we are very fortunate in having Carol Kludy with us to give a speech on Economics in the World Today . Miss Kludy has been known to give unfailing advice concerning the problems of the world and for this reason was recently appointed to serve on the President's Cabinet. Next we nave a Metropolitan Opera star, Joyce Jetleb, with the selection of O Sol Mio . Look who’s next on the program—we finally have persuaded Francis Bailey to play some of the songs he has made famous with his guitar. And now for a trumpet duet by Marilyn Parmer and Joan Horn. They're doing very well as music instructors at Michigan State. Well, guessthat closes the program. Now for another look around the floor. We overhear a most earnest conversation between Nick Greiner, Hart's leading car salesman, and Doug Swihart, who seems to be trying to make a trade-in for his old Buick for one of Nick's brand new Fordilacs . Oh, oh! Bud Verscheuren just stepped into this and looks as if he's being roped in on the deal. Why here’s Norman St. John, head of the Lastex Foundation Garment Manufacturing Company. Ladies are well aware that Glamour and Vogue are featuring these garments. What's your slogan, Norm, for these garments? Oh yes. No crawl, no creep—No curve too steep . We find that Dick Barton and Clement McClouth are joint owners in the Uholdmweridm Ranch in Texas. Coming toward us now is Senator Christian. With him are his body guard, Bob Trombley, and his secretary, Patricia Glover. Senator Christian nearly lost his life when a bomb was dropped down the chimney of his home in Washington, D. C. a few weeks ago. However the culprit was soon captured by the police chief Buster Glover single handed. Who s the little brunette over there? Why, it's Judy Wood! We hear she has recently married a very successful dentist and besides assisting him, she has a small dancing class with Kathy Lee Eisenlohr as a promising young pupil. r 6 We haven't heard from Ronnie Newsted in a long time. Let's get some of the latest on him. Can you imagine this? He has become the founder of Newsted's Crispy, Crunchy Cookies for Critical Kiddies Company. Sounds like he's having success! Who's he talking to---it’s Dale McDonald, owner of the McDonald Snippy Snappy, Texi Service in Hart. Judy Pangbum and MargaretRaulinjust recently purchased an interest in the Pullallyerworth chain of five and ten cent stores. Here comes Lois Hodges in a terrible hurry. She says her cows have started to give malted milk and she must find Richard Eisenlohr, the town's most outstanding veterinarian. It seems that he invented some kind of feed to produce malted milk. He gave some to Miss Hodges to try out on her dairy cattle in order to get ready made malted milk and now it has worked! Well, well--Congratulations, Rich. Hold everything, folks! We see LeRoy Hansen, a former Tiger catcher, just coming in the door. And believe it or not he isn’t on crutches. Here comes Bruce Norton. He is a baritone player in Benny Goodman’s Orchestra. By the way he’s going to play with the orchestra here tonight. What's this, a convention? No, just old friends talking over their past experiences. Some must have been pretty exciting by the sound of their conversation. Among them, we find Pat Smith, who is librarian at Michigan State College; Tillie Cummins, head photographer for Life magazine; Maebelle Stafford, national cooking expert; and Marie Kapsh, who is private secretary to the Governor of Michigan. Ruth Estabrook just walked up to their table, by the way Ruth is going to be the new principal for Hart High School. Thoses students better watch their P's and Q's. Just coming in the building is James Pearson with his prize cow which he keeps with him constantly. His last cow was stolen just after it won the $5, 000 prize at the Detroit State Fair. Still on the subject of cows. There is Laurence Jensen who sells that famed Jensen’s Creamy Cream. His contented cows number 1,621, at present. Nice herd huh? James Jeffries, well-known New York minister, is talking earnestly with Clara Jean Alvesteffer in a corner near here. Clara is a language professor at the University of Michigan. Alice Highland, who is commercial teacher here in Hart High School and Colleen Littlebrant, editorial writer for the Chicago Tribune, are conversing animatedly at one of the tables lining the wall. We just saw Janet Kellogg, New York socialite, noted for her generous donations to various charities, and Joan Skoczelas, a buyer for Marshall Field's in Chicago talking over their old school days. It is amazing how young all these people look. Arlene Merchant, gossip columnist of the Detroit Times, told us today that most everyone takes Dr. Margie Walter's youth tonic regularly. Dr. Walters is now working in collaboration with Dr. Beatrice Walker on a tonic to prevent worrying of all kinds. What Walters can't do, Walker can. Sitting at this table we find Alice Callesen, who won the Pulitzer prize for her recent novel, Come With the Breeze”. Phyllis Van Tassel, an ace woman reporter for the Los Angeles Bugle, is darting here and there trying to accumulate interesting news for her paper. Now Phyllis is looking at one of the famed oil paintings done by Maisie Rennie, who kindly donated several to the school. Here is Gordon Hunter, the Robert Burns of 1966. He just completed a poem entitled, To a Moose.” Ronnie Hodges looks snappy as usual in the latest suit which he brought into style. It has no buttons. By the way we would like to let you in on a little secret. We understand Ronnie is going to be the new coach for Hart H gh. We wonder if he can do as well as the coach did in 1952. Do you remember that? Why look who's over here, none other than Mary Smith, Mary never could make up her mind what she wanted to do. But from what we hear she's doing all right. She has twenty children to look after. Now, don't get this wrong. She operates a nursery. But that's not all. Mary is now running competition to her dad. She has a crate factory all her own. The orchestra has started to play and everyone is getting up to dance. June Collard, just danced by in the arms of her husband. June has been traveling around some. She's been to every state of the United States except California. She'll get there yet, if it's the last thing she does. Well, we see that all of the members of the class of 1952 have been accounted for and each has become outstanding in his own line. Here's where we sign off. It leaves nobody to talk about except we prophets. To tell you the truth we’re just laving. Joyce Tate and Kaye Trommater We the Seniors of 1952 being mentally well-balanced (believe it or not), and able bodied (after all this work, too), do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. Clara Jean Alvesteffer wills her lack of height to Clancy Aerts. I, Barbara Anderson, will my quietness to my sister, Beverly. Francis Bailly wills his truck to Jerry Spierenberg because he has grown out of his little Crosley . I, Dick Barton, will my four years of fun in high school to some freshman who can use them. I, Alice Callesen, will my seat in physics class to anyone who will take it. I, Beverly Campbell, being of sound mind, will my ability to get to a dance every Saturday night to Donna Berry. Jack Christian wills his book of tardy excuses to Verne Hansen. Willard Clayton wills his job of selling refreshments at games to any FFA member who is good at catching money when it is thrown at him. June Collard gives her nick name of Nosey to Barb Page who can get rid of it next year. I, Bonnie Corliss, will to Colleen McCann, my ability to remain true to one boy. I, Tillie Cummins, will my long dark hair to Beverly Hodges. Kaye Hisenlohr wills her home-ec training to Mr. Drake so he can eat his oyster stew at home instead of in a restaurant. Richard Eisenlohr wills his square dancing ability to Bill Purdy so that Bette Lou will have a partner next year. Ruth Estrabrook wills her way with Miss Wightman to Donna Gowell. Joyce Franklin wills her ability to get things done in a speedy fashion to Martha Lipski. I, Debbie Gamble, will my wrist watch to Mr. Swanson so he won't always have to ask someone what time it is. Don Gebhart wills his bashful ways to Buzz Stevens. I, Buster Glover, will my ability to flirt to Dave Snell, because I am sure that the girls would appreciate it. Pat Glover wills her natural wavy hair to Bette Lou Brown so she won't have to set hers every night. I, Nick Greiner, will my vacation by the week to Ronnie Koposki. Sue Ann Hale wills her brisk morning walks to school to Mr. Shinn. Francis Hammerle wills his slow deliberate ways to Monica Greiner. I, LeRoy Hansen, will my joke books to Miss Denton in hopes that she can get away with reading them in class better than I could. I, Ginny Hawley, will my ability to get to school just as the last bell rings to my brother John, because he likes to sleep late as well as I do. Alice Highland leaves her office job to Colleen Blackmer. Lois Hodges wills her two hours of home-ec to anyone who doesn’t like to quit working as soon as they get started. I, Ronnie Hodges, will my ability to get on the honor roll once during high school to Jim Hodges. I, Joan Horn, will my position as librarian in band to anyone who wants to acquire muscles. Gordon Hunter wills his Ford to anyone who will have it. I, James Jeffries, do hereby will my ability to help other people get A's in chemistry while, I, myself, get B's and C's to anyone dumb enough to accept it. Laurence Jensen will his quietness to Bod Flood. Joyce Jetleb wills her power to yell at games to her sister, Sylvia. I, Marie Kapsh, will my job at Tates' store to Katie Eisenlohr so she can keep an eye on Bob. Janet Kellogg wills her collection of rings to Sally Bricker. Carol Kludy wills her good marks to someone who doesn't want to study for them. Colleen Littiebrant wills her ability to get out of study hall LEGALLY to Paul Stovet. I, David Lyon, will my ability to get away with anything in chorus to Jim Stevens. I hope he has as much fun as I did. I, Dale McDonald, will the good times I've had fishing and hunting to Gale Smith. I, Clem McLouth, will my height to Terry Mack and Dick Bates. They can divide it as they need to. I, Arlene Merchant, will my interest in football to my brother, Eugene. I. Ronnie Newstead, will my job as manager to Jerry Aerts. I, Bruce Norton, will my ability to play a horn to anyone who likes to get E's in band. Judy Pangburn wills the time she finds for writing letters to Phyllis Graham. I, Marilyn Parmer, will my position as solo trumpet player to Janice Westrate. I, James Pearson, will my slow talk to Frank Glover. I, Noel Peterson, will my thumb for hitch hiking to and from Mears to Tarzan . Beverly Powers wills her variety of hair-dos to the Riggs twins. I, Margaret Raulin, will my good sense of humor to Walter Wheeler. ij Maisie Rennie, will my ability for getting into trouble to anyone who thinks they can make as good use of it as I have. I, Cart Robinson, will my weight to Dick Page so that a strong wind won't blow him away. I, Delores Schaner, will my position as accompanist in chorus to Grace Riley. Joan Skoczelas wills her cherry smile to anyone who finds it hard to smile. I, Mary Smith, will my ability for blushing easily to Shirley Hobby, as I've never seen her blush. I, Pat Smith, will my ability to get along with my boy friend to my sister, Leona. Mabelle Stafford wills her two brothers to anyone who likes to be pestered. I, Bill Stevens, will my ability to keep any class from becoming boring to Pat Halloran. I, Don Stever, will will my will to avoid wimmin to every junior boy who hasn't the will that I will will him. Norman St. John wills his extra long eyelashes to Joe, so he can sweep the floor without a broom. Doug Swihart and Bud Verschueren will their ability to annoy the librarian 6th hour to Dick Bursley. Joyce Tate wills her job of taking roll for the coaches to Bev Shrogren. I, Bob Trombley, will my job at the Hart Dairy to anyone who likes to get up early in the morning. Kaye Trommater wills her winters in Florida to Shirley Dayharsh so she can keep her tan all the year around. I, Shirley Van Bergen, will my giggle to Paul Stover because he's always admired it. As we know they are in need of it, I, David Vanden Heuvel, do hereby will my refined manners to the FFA boys. I, Phyllis Van Tassel, will the corny jokes that I tell Miss Wightman to vlr. Hall. I, Beatrice Walker, will my ability to drive a jeep to someone who wants to be sure they can drive anything. Marjorie Walters wills her job at the theater to her sister Leona, so she can have two jobs instead of one. I, Judy Wood, will my ability to knock JUST CHROME off the car to Mr. White. Signed: Ginny Hawley Mary Smith y ? d £ Q- o h c O A c V C ft R f TCA V %T ? a e 4J' C( S %OfV4 d V Afc Jo A V S. 8 K o c € A 9 ye f Hu f- l C sJ U c y P J o V £ Ro e U H mt'i Si VO i, - u r(A c e A1 Q R ' ft c £ C. TV vi f s ? To ■ v Pat. n a vc. s Y1 n hi L y v £ ? 8e v. P. . 13 fh iA c s 8. V c Bev. c Tapirs Do oh pp J oy C € f. 8ah b tj u dy V __ - 7n ft t g f) h 4 '«■ I - SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS David Lyons Vice-President: Mary Smith Virginia Hawley Treasurer: Laurence Glover CLASS MOTTO We Climb Though The Rocks Be Rugged. CLASS FLOWER Lily-of-the-valley. President: Secretary: BACK ROW: Alice Callesen, Carol Kludy, David Vanden Heuvel, David Lyons, Alice Highland, Jack Christian, Noel Peterson. SECOND ROW: Delores Schaner, Kaye Eisenlohr, Mary Smith, Joyce Tate, Ruth Estabrook, Don Stever. FRONT ROW: Judy Wood (co-salutatorian), Joyce Franklin (valedictorian), Bonnie Corliss (co-salutatorian), June Collard, Phyllis VanTassel. MISSING: Kaye Trommater. NAME ALIAS IDEAL PERSON POSSESSES LACKS FAVORITE EXPRESSION FAVORITE PASTIME Clara Alvesteffer Jeanie My Aunt Glasses A boyfriend Good, bad, or indifferent! Sleeping Barbara Anderson Bobby Marie K. Devilishness Tommy Who's kidding? Singing Francis Bailly Bailly Debby Whiskers Youthfulness But Deb! Counting Gravestones Richard Barton Dick Mr. Tate Muscles Class ring I don’t know! Dating Joanne Alice Callesen A1 June Allyson A diamond Wedding Band For the love of Peter! Roller -skating . i 0 . v Beverly Campbell Bev Bob Hamilton Blue eyes A man Your crazy! Drinking root beer! Jack Christian Chris Bill Purdy Personality A car If I were sixteen, I would quit school! Talking Willard Clayton Willie My Dad Dark hair A car I don't know! Sleeping June Collard Junie My Sister Mililon dollar smile Seriousness Isn't that just darling! Dancing Bonnie Corliss Bonnie Cart Cart Shyness Oh Cart! Being with Cart Tillie Cummins Tillie Irene Webb Long hair Permanent bus ticket to Muskegon Oh my aching back! Sleeping Kathleen Eisenlohr Kaye Mr. White Slimness Ignorance What! Swimming and ice-skating Richard Eisenlohr Rich Don E. Bette Lou Nothing Who's that? Watching T.V. at Bette Lou’s Ruth Estrabrook Ruthie Warren Diamond Time Give me that for my hope chest Roller -skating Joyce Franklin Joyce Miss Denton Brains Home-town boy What is your excuse? Helping other kids with their Physics Deborah Gamble Deb Mr. White Dimples Will to learn Physics Oh Bailly! Swimming Donald Gebhart Don Carol A car Forwardness I guess so! Going to Shelby Laurence Glover Buster Mary Athletic ability Shortness Cheesus! Going to Ferry Patricia Glover Pat Mr. Shinn Curly Hair Shortness Oh well! Swimming Nickolar Greiner Nicky Bud V. Hot-rod A steady girl You writing a book? Bowling Sue Ann Hale Sue Colleen A job at the theatre Shortness Oh well! Staying out of school Francis Hammerle Franie Mr. Tate Truck A girl friend If I want any advice from you. I'll ask for it! Going to Pentwater Le Roy Hansen Spike Max Hamilton Good-looks Bashfulness Don't be so simple! Playing black-jack Virginia Hawley Ginny Don McClennan A flirt Sleep Who you goint with? Being with John Alice Highland Lightnin My Dad Curly Hair Shortness This little Kid ! Roller skating Lois Hodges Lewy Miss Moxon Quietness A boyfriend Oh! Basketball Ronald Hodges Ronnie My Dad Good-looks Wrongness Now let me tell you! Visiting Mortgage Knob Joan Horn Joanie Dorothy Marvin Glasses Dark nair Did ya? Writing letters Gordon Hunter Gordy My Mother Blonde-hair Radiator It's curtains for you! Going to G. R. James Jeffries Jim Joyce A steady More funny books in Occupations How do you know? Being with Joyce Laurence Jensen Laurence My Mother Farm Life A girl I don't know! Sleeping Reading Joyce jetleb Joyce My Sister T emper Slimness Oh Sugar! Marie Kapsh Murphy Kati Tate Glasses Steady boyfriend Shoot! Reading Janet Kellogg Jess Mrs. Reid Lots of rings Quietness Want a medal? Writing Air Mail Letters Carol Kludy Carol My Dad Brains Loudness Oh well thats life! Walking Colleen Littiebrant Colleen My Mother Good-Times Long hair I don't know! Sleeping NAME ALIAS IDEAL PERSON POSSESSES LACKS David Lyon Dave Mrs. Purdy Everything Nothing Floyd McDonald Dale My Dad Bow and Arrow A girl Clement McClouth Clem Dennis Day Height Class ring Ronald Newsted Newt Mother Car Wife Bruce Norton Stozy My Dad Music ability Boisternous Judy Pangburn Judy Chuck Pleasantness A dimaond Marilyn Parmer fuggy Lois Metzler Height Slimness James Pearson Jim Jeanie Anderson Slow drawl A car Noel Peterson Pete Joe S. Ability to flirt A steady Beverly Powers Bev Bill D. Attractiveness Short-hair Margaret Raulins Maggie Ernie A Diamond Seriousness Maisie Rennie Maisie Jim Jim's ring Staying home nights Carlton Robinson Cart Bonnie Muscles Forwardness Norman St. John Buck June Clothes Quietness Dolores Schaner Dodo My Dad Musical Ability Time Joan Skoczelas Skitch My Mother Dark eyes Height Mary Smith Mary Shirley Dayharsh Sweetness House in Hart Patricia Smith Pat Bemie A diamond Short hair Mabelle Stafford Mabelle Brothers Quietness A steady boy friend William Stevens Killer My Dad Red hair Austin Donald Stever Don Phyllis Wieber Talent Height Douglas Swihart Doug Joan Temper Sense of Humor Joyce Tate Jody Mrs. Stevens Complexion Shortness Robert Trombley Bob Jackie Home in Mears A steady girl Kaye Trommater Trom Monica Greiner Figure Short-hair Shirley Van Bergen Shirley Louie A. Shortness Seriousness David Vanden Heuvel Dave Mrs. Purdy Pull in the office Whiskers Phyllis Van Tassel Phyl Dick Freckles Quietness Alfonse Verschueren Bud Nick A car A girl Beatrice Walker Beat Margie W. Curly-hair Goy-friend Marjorie Walters Marge Beatrice Pretty eyes Boy-friend Judy Wood Jude Grandpa Anderson Cheer-leading ability Height Arlene Merchant Arlene Mother Smile Dark hair FAVORITE EXPRESSION FAVORITE PASTIME Hey, you old witch! Let me see now! Nothing! Steady Freddy! I don't know You know Oh boy! Oh heck! Oh. Hello-o-o! O'K Gals! Oh for corn sake! I don't know! That’s what thought done! You bet! Oh Darn! Oh for crip sakes! Oh crumb! It isn't easy! Oh Gee! Now that 's a good question! Hello Beautiful! Oh Honey! Oh Dear! Shoot! Mama-mea! What's that? Oh really now! Oh shucks! What's the matter are you a cop or something! Gosh, gee whiz! Ye Gads! Geezy-peezy! Ya critter! Singing Fishing Girls Going go Pentwater Practicing my horn! Dancing Collecting money Working on the farm Flirting Writing Letters Writing to Ernie Sports Watchin T.V. at Bonnies Playing ping-pong at June's. Playing the piano Goint to the Grill Staying at Hawley's Writing to Bernie Reading Surf-board riding. Drawing Going to Joans Being with Buzz Playing football Going to Florida Dancing Being busy Staying with Dolores Shootin pool Going to Curtis! Softball Cheerleading Writing Letters By June Co Hard and Shirley Van Bergen CLARA JEAN ALVESTEFFER Good things come in small packages. Sr. Play Committee 4; Banner Staff 2; Hartain Staff 4; J-Hop Committee 3. DICK BARTON Slow to argue, fast to act; a real swell guy. that's a fact F.F.A. 1,2,3.4; Glee Club 2; J-Hop Committee 3. BARBARA ANDERSON There is a song in her heart. Glee Club 1,2,4; Jr. Play Committee 3; J-Hop Committee 3; Musical 4. ALICE CALLESEN A girl with a purpose in life. Honor Student; Banner Staff 2; Hartain Staff 4; J-Hop Committee 3. FRANCIS BAILLY Sorry girls, he’s already attached. Football 2,3; Varsity Club 4; Banner 2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Basketball 1; J-Hop Committee 3. BEVERLY CAMPBELL Happy as the day is long. Jr. Play Committee 3; Banner Staff 2; Glee Club 1,2,4; Musical 4. BONNIE CORLISS A girl with many pleasant ways. Co-Salutatorian; Secretary 1; Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Dramatics Club 1, 2; Dramatics Club Committee 3; Banner Staff 2; Hartain Staff 4; F. H. A. 4; Girls' Gym 4; J-Hop Committee 3. JACK CHRISTIAN Not a sinner, not a saint, but truly best all around. Honor Student, Football 1,2,3,4; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; Dramatics Club Pres. 4; Dramatics Club Vice Pres. 3; Dramatics Club Play 3, 4; Honor Thespians 3, 4; Varsity Club; Varsity Club Sec. 4; Varisty Club Treas. 4; Banner Staff 2; Hartain Staff Editor 4; Camera Club 3; Debate 3,4; Declamation 3,4; J-Hop Committee 3; Toastmaster 3; Musical 3,4; Senior Dance 4; Musical Committee 3,4; Magazine Sales 3,4. TILLIE CUMMINS She is never fully dressed until she wears a smile. Banner Staff 2; Glee Club 3,4; Musical 3,4. WILLARD CLAYTON A gentleman in every way. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F. A. Basketball 1. KAYE EISENLOHR She puts her problems aside for a brainy day. Honor Student; Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Banner Staff 2; Hartain Staff 4; Girls' Outing Club 4; J-Hop Committee 3; Girls’ Gym 2, 3,4. JUNE COLLARD The very devil shows in her eyes. Honor Student, Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Thespians 4; Banner Staff 2; Hartain Staff 4; Glee Club 2,3; Girls' Gym 1; J-Hop Committee 3; Musical 4; Senior Dance 4; Honor Student 4. RICH EISENLOHR His friends are many; his foes, are there any? President 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Banner Staff 2; Hartain Staff 4; F.F. A. 1,2, 3,4; F.F.A. President 4; F.F.A. Basketball 2,3,4; Boys' Gym 4; J-Hop Committee 3; District F.F.A. Vice Pres. 4. '(■Pi DEBBIE GAMBLE She often finds nonsense her life preserver to keep her from sinking. Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Banner Staff 2; Hartain Staff 4; Girls' Outing Club 4; Girls' Gym 1, 2, 3,4; J-Hop Committee 3; Musical Committee 3. RUTH ESTABROOK Her heart is like the moon, it has a man in it. Honor Student; Jr. Play Committee 3; Banner Staff 2; Hartain Staff 4; F. H. A. 4; Glee Club 4; Musical 4; J-Hop Committee 3. DONALD GEBHART Quiet to those who don't know but a good friend to those who do. F.F.A. 1,2, 3.4; J-Hop Committee 3. JOYCE FRANKLIN Be the labor great or small, she does it well or not all. Valedictorian; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Dramatics Club Play 4; Dramatics Club Committee 4; Thespians 3,4; Banner Staff Editor 2; Hartain Staff Co-editor 4; Recreation Committee 3,4; Musical 4; Musical Committee 3,4; Majorette 3; Camera Club 2; Glee Club 2; Office Monitor 4; Girls' Gym 3, 4; J-Hop Committee 3; Girls' State 3; Magazine Sales 4; Senior Dance Committee 4. LAURENCE GLOVER A player unequaled - a sportsman complete. Treasurer 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Dramatics Club Play 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Varsity Club Vice Pres. 4; Hartain Staff 4; Boys' Gym 4; J-Hop Committee 3. FRANCIS HAMMERLE He speaks not much but thinks the more. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3; Musical 3; J-Hop Committee 3. PATRICIA GLOVER Tall and slim, sweet and trim. Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Banner Staff 2; Hartain Staff 4; F.H.A. 4; Glee Club 4; Musical 4; Girls’ Gym 1,2, 3,4; J-Hop Committee 3. LE ROY HANSEN A Friend to all and enemy to none. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; Dramatics Club Play 2,3; Thespians 4; Varsity Club 2,4; Banner Staff 2; Hartain Staff 4; Boy’s Gym 4; J-Hop Committee 3. NICK GREINER Full of fun and mischief too. Football 1; Track 1; Glee Club 4; Musical 4. GINNY HAWLEY Pert, petite, and particular. Secretary 4; Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Banner Staff 2; Hartain Staff 4; Office Monitor 3, 4; J-Hop Committee 3; Musical 3,4; Musical Committee 3, 4; Senior Dance Committee 4; Senior Work Committee 4; Girls Gym 3,4. SUE ANN HALE Her heart's in the army now. Banner Staff 2. ALICE HIGHLAND A dimple in her smile and a twinkle in her eye. Honor Student; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play Committee 3; Jr. Play 3; Dramatics Club Committee 2,3,4; Banner Staff 2; Hartain Staff 4; Girls' Outing Club 4; Girls' Outing Club Vice Pres. Office Monitor 4; Girls'Gym 4; J-Hop Committee 3; Senior Dance 4; Senior Work 4. JOAN HORN Quiet but worthwhile. Sr. Play Committee 4; Banner Staff 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Librarian 4; J-Hop Committee 3. LOIS HODGES Short and neat, quiet and sweet. Banner Staff 2; Girls' Gym 1,2,3,4; J-Hop Committee 3; Girls' Outing Club 4; Hartain Staff 4; F.H. A. 4. GORDON HUNTER No one knows it, but he was bashful once. Football 2; Track 3; Baseball 1; Jr. Play Committee 3; F. F. A. 1,2. RONNIE HODGES Wavy hair and flashing eyes, has the girls sighing sighs. Treasurer 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club 2, 3,4; Hartian Staff 4; F. F. A. 4; Boys Gym 4. JAMES JEFFRIES Every man has his devilish moments. Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Thespians 4; Banner Staff 2; Camera Club 2, 3. JANET KELLOGG A happy-go-lucky. Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Banner Staff 2; Hartian Staff 4; Glee Club 4; Musical 4; J-Hop Committee 3: Girls' Gym 1. LAURENCE JENSEN Men of few words are the best men. F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4. CAROL KLUCY Excuse me, I have a date with success. Honor Student; Treasurer 3; Banner Staff 2; Hartian Staff 4; J-Hop Committee 3. JOYCE JETLEB Happy am I, from care I'm free, why aren't they all contented like me. Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Dramatics Club 1,3,4; Dramatics Club Play 1,2; Thespians 4; Banner Staff 2; Glee Club 1,4; Musical 3,4; J-Hop Committee 3. COLLEEN LITTLEBRANT All great people were small----Caesar, Napoleon, and I. Banner Staff 2; Girls' Outing Club 4; J-Hop Committee 3. MARIE KAPSH Happy as the day is long. J-Hop Committee 3; Jr. Play Committee 3. DAVID LYON While the girls swoon, he calmly goes his way. Honor Student; President 4; Football 1, 2; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics Club Play 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club Committee 1,2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Banner Staff 2; Camera Club 2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Office Monitor 2; Debate 3,4; Declamation 3,4; J-Hop Committee 3; Dramatics Club President 3; Musical 3,4; Musical Committee 3, 4; Senior Dance Committee 4; Senior Work Committee 4; Magazine Sales Committee 3,4; Boys’ State 3. ARLENE MERCHANT Little, but lively. Glee Club 3,4; J-Hop Committee 3; Musical 3,4. dale McDonald We have a smiling villain here. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Boys’ Gym 1,2, 3, 4 . RONALD NEWSTED I doubt if he’s ever cross, we always see him smiling. Vice President 3; Football Manager 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Track Manager 2,3,4; Track 1; Baseball Manager 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Banner Staff 2; F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.F.A. Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; J-Hop Committee 3, Musical 3, 4. CLEMENT McLOUTH The kind of guy we like to have around. Dramatics Club Play 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Treasurer 4; F.F.A. Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Boys’ Gym 1, 2, 3,4; J-Hop Committee 3. BRUCE NORTON Those on the quiet side are the truest friends. Br.nd 2,3,4. NOEL PETERSON Tonight we have fun, for tomorrow we reform. Honor Student; Secretary 2; Football 1,2,3; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; Dramatics Club 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Hartian Staff 4; F. F. A. 1,2, 3,4; F.F.A. Basketball 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; J-Hop Committee 3. JUDY PANGBURN In her very frown there is a smile. Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Banner Staff 2; Glee Club 4; J-Hop Committee 3; Musical 4. BEVERLY POWERS A woman nobly planned. Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Musical 4. MARILYN PARMER Quiet to those who know her not, but jolly to those who do. Sr. Play Committee 4; Banner Staff 2; Band 1,2,3,4; J-Hop Committee 3. MARGARET RAUL1N Everything ends in songs. Jr. Play Committee 3; Banner Staff 2; Hartian Staff 4; F.H.A. 4; F.H.A. Sec. 4; Glee Club 4; J-Hop Committee 3; Musical 4. JAMES PEARSON Keen sense, common sense, and lots of room for nonsense. Football 2; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 2,3, 4; Musical 3,4. MAISIE RENNIE A good all around gal. Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play Committee 3; Thespians 4; Banner Staff ‘2; Hartian Staff 4; Girls' Outing Club 4; Camera Club 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Librarian 4; Girls' Gym 2,3,4; Senior Dance Committee 4; Musical 3,4. DOLORES SCHANER Her greatest sin; a happy grin. Honor Student; Sr. Play Committee 4; Jr. Play Committee 3; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; Banner Staff 2; Hartian Staff 4; Majorette 2, 3; Camera Club 3; Glee Club 1,2,4; J-Hop Committee 3; Musical 3,4; Magazine Sales 4. CALTON ROBINSON Determined, frank and athletic. Vice President 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; Boys' Gym 4. JOAN SKOCZELAS The smile that won't come off. Glee Club 4; Musical 4. NORMAN ST. JOHN Look me in the eye and tell me I’m not Napoleon. Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Jr. Play 3; Dramatics Club Play 4; Thespians 4; Varsity Club 1,2, 3, 4; Banner Staff 2; Glee Club 4; J-Hop Committee 3; Musical 4. MARY SMITH The girl with the million-dollar smile. Honor Student; Vice President 4; Jr. Play Committee 4; Sr. Play Committee 4; Thespians 4; Banner Staff 2; Hartian Staff 4; Glee Club 1.2,3.4; Musical 3,4; Girls' Gym 3.4; J-Hop Committee 3; Sr. Dance Committee 4; Magazine Sales 4. DON STEVER Careless, carefree, and happy. Honor Student; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Dramatics Club Play 3,4; Dramatics Club Committee 3,4; Honor Thespian 3,4; Banner Staff 2; Hartian Staff 4; Recreation Committee 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Declamation 2, 4; J-Hop Committee 3; Musical 4. PATRICIA SMITH She likes all bright things, diamonds, etc. Jr. Play Committee 3; Banner Staff 2; Girls' Outing Club 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Musical 3, 4; Librarian 1, 2; Girls' Gym 4; J-Hop Committee 3. DOUGLAS SWIHART Carefree, but happy. F.F.A. 3,4; F. F. A. Basketball 3,4. MAEBELLE STAFFORD Just the kind of girl we like to have around. Girls' Gym 1, 2, 3, 4; J-Hop Committee 3. JOYCE TATE Honor Student; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Thespians 3,4; Banner Staff 2; Hartian Staff 4; Office Monitor 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Girls' Gym 3, 4; J-Hop Committee; Musical 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4. BILL STEVENS He's a lucky guy, he's not under the influence of women. Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Manager 3,4; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; Varisty Club 3, 4; 'F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Reporter 4; Glee Club 2,3; J-Hop Committee 3; Musical 3,4; Senior Work Committee 4. ROBERT TROMBLEY When his task is once begun, he never leaves until its done. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2; Varsity Club 3,4; F. F. A. 1,2, 3,4; F.F. A. Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1; Boys' Gym 4. DAVID VAN DEN HEUVEL Dependable, thoughtful, and likeable. Honor Student; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club Play 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics Club Committee 2, 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Banner Staff 4; F. F. A. 1,2, 3,4; F. F, A, Secretary 4; Office Monitor 4; Debate 4; Declamation 4; J-Hop Committee 3; Hartian Business Manager 4; Banner Co-Editor 2; District F. F. A. Secretary 4; Musical 4. KAYE TROMMATER She is likeable as she is lookable. Honor Student; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play Committee 3; Banner Staff 2; Hartian Staff 4; Glee Club 2. PHYLLIS VAN TASSEL Her eyes are like the stars, they twinkle. Honor Student; Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics Club Play 1, 2 Thespians 3, 4; Banner Staff 2; Hartian Staff 4; F.H.A. 4; Girls' Outing Club 4; Girls' Outing Club Treas. 4; Glee Club 1; Librarian 1; Girls' Gym 1,2,3,4; J-Hop Committee 3; J-Hop Committee 3; Treasurer of Thespians 4; Dramatics Club Secretary 3. SHIRLEY VAN BERGEN Chipper, cheerful and chatty. Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Banner Staff 2; Hartian Staff 4; Cheerleader 3; Debate 4; Declamation 4; Girls’ Gym 1; J-Hop Committee 3; Musical 4. BUD VERSCHUEREN Girls perfer blondes, but this one is hard to get. Glee Club 4; Boys’ Gym 4; Musical 4. BEATRICE WALKER Always happy, never glum; makes a bright and cheerful chum. Banner Staff 2; Hartian Staff 4; Glee Club 2,3; J-Hop Committee 3; Musical 3; Girls’ Gym 4. MARJORIE WALTERS Always happy, never sad; always good, never bad. Banner Staff 2; Hartian 4; Girls’ Outing Club 4; Girls’ Outing Club Sec. 4; Glee Club 3; Musical 3;Girls’ Gym 1,2,3,4; J-Hop Committee 3. JUDY WOOD Cute, sweet, short and neat. Co-Salutatorian; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Dramatics Club 4; Thespians 3, 4; Banner Staff 2; Hartian Staff 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; J-Hop Committee 3; Musical 3,4. rack ROW- Colleen McCann Beverly Shogren, Shirley Dayharsh, Marily Westrate, Bob Olendorf, Frank Flint, Jack Miles Terry Haas. THIRD Fnnk Glover Jerrv Aerts Joann Freeborn, Marge Van Den Heuval, Beverly Anderson, Rosemary Lykens, Phyllis Sauser, John Hitchcock, Marjorie Mead, lohn Jeffries’ SECOND ROW: Karl Bates, Joann Arnold, Shirley Hobby, Mary Urick, Jean Frees, Beverly Hodges, Karol Kalman Patsy Pranger Dorothy Wilde. Mrs. Hill. FIRST ROW: Joanne McLouth, Jackie Bengtson, Teckla Bailey, Jerry Chesness, Mary Sue Skinner. Bob Newsted, Walter Griffin, Kay Aerts, Donna Ackley, Julie Steen. Each year THE BANNER is published by the Sophomores of Hart High School as a service to our school. This year we changed THE BANNER to three columns instead of two. One issue of our 1951-52 BANNER was awarded a Certificate of Honor from the Michigan Tuberculosis Association for articles ontuberculosisand its problems. NINTH ROW: T. Cummins, P. Smith, M. Johnson, P. Carter, N. Merrifield, N. St. John, C. McLouth, K. Cade, N. Greiner, B. Vcrscheuren. EIGHTH ROW: M. Rittenhouse, B. Lindsay, V. Worth, N. Post, M. Smith, J. Hefner, R. Wilson, J. Jeffries, G. Spierenberg. SEVENTH ROW: J. Kellogg, L. Walsworth, G. Gebhart, S. Carrier, L. Cole, P. Glover, C. Hefner, M. Fouts, F. Glover. SIXTH ROW: D. Schaner, D. Heidenberk, G. Muilenberg, J. Eiseniohr, R. Newstead, D. Gamble, N. Balice, J. Pearson. FIFTH ROW: A. Battice, C. Van Geysegem, B. Page, B. Thraylkill, B. Wolting, L. Alvesteffer, D. Knox, S. Payne, B. Liesberg. FOURTH ROW: L. Smith, V. Acker, J. Jetleb, J. Pangburn, J. Collard, B. Olendorf, D. Foster. H. Cargill, J. Hammerle. THIRD ROW: M. Hale. D. Berry, B. Anderson, M. Raulin, B. Shogren, R. Estabrook, P. Sauser, R. Lykens, C. Kaufman, B. Mitchell, W. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hoek, P. Graham, M. Rennie, P. Lewis, J. Arnold, M. Jorresen, A. Willard, M. Wheeler, J. Stevens, D. Lyons. FIRST ROW: B. Hodges, D. Robbins, S. Hobby, L. Holden, J. Morley, W. Bonstel, A. Merchant. MISSING FROM PICTURE: C. Eppard, D. Pider, J. Wood, D. Lohman, J. Skoczelas. Our vocal music department, under the direction of Mr. Donald Hoek, consisted of two choral groups, totaling ninety members. In November we presented the operetta Up On Old Smoky. We took part in our school musical Hart of My Heart which was presented February 13, 14, and 16. We also took part in the seasonal programs, community events, and exchange assemblies with other schools. BACK ROW: M. Westrate, M. White, J. Hitchcock, B. Norton. M. Moschke, C. Kuhne, D. Griffin, Mr. Metzler director, B. Cloutier. FOURTH ROW J. Miles, T. Stevens. R. Haynor, P. Wilde, S. Jetleb, N. Anderson. S. Dayharsh, B. Heydenberk. THIRD ROW: P. McCann. M. Parmer. D. Stever’ J. Steen. J. Dillingham, J. Bengston, S. Chesness, J. Taylor, A. Salisbury. P. Pranger, M. Skinner. J. Westrate. L. Moore. B. Lipski. SECOND ROW-S. Wilde. N. Knowles, C. Brandel. J. Horn, D. Wilde, D. Ackley. D. Cloutier, W. Wheeler. FRONT ROW: T. Lipski, W, Urick M. Bene$ton B. Chapman. J. Flint. A. Lorenz. D. Swihart, T. Robinson. S. Claeys. B. Brubaker. ►urcl Our band has been very busy this past year. They have played at all the football and basketball games played at home. Colorful footliahts were ia ed last year, which add to tire skit acted out by the baud between halves of football u.uncs._____ __ _________________ STANDING: Clarence Metzler, Director. Hallie Moschke, Janet Skinner, Janice Dillingham, Kay Weidiman, Roger Evans, Donald Cloutier. Frances Weaver, Gary Hasty. FIRST ROW: Raymond Moschke, Jack Adams. Diane Hegge, Robert Chapman, Sharon Tice. Karen Hasty, Sidney Sytsma. SECOND ROW: Monty Shull, Sandy Hasty, Judy Bates, Evan Evans, Janeen Moral, Jeanne Walsworth, Tommy Gowell, Sandy Spencer, Nancy Gale, Harry Parmer. Larry Stevens, Carol Bengtson, Shirley Heydenberk, Pat Connors, Janice Moore, Ruth Babbitt. THIRD ROW: Anna Marie Morat, Myrina Heydenberk] Sandra Tate, Sandy Lorenz, Lois Lindsay, Rex Tate, Elizabeth Jensen. The Junior Band this year had its largest enrollment since its organization three years ago. The Band played for the grade school Christmas Program and with the Senior Band at the Annual Band Concert March 19th. We expect great things from this fine young organization, for they are our Senior Band of tomorrow. During the year, our band exchanged programs with other schools, such as Scottville and Shelby. October 15. the band journeyed to Ann Arbor to participate in the annual band day festival at the U. of M. There were approximately 3,600 members of bands all over Michigan taking part. December 15. the band and chorus presented a Christmas program free to the public. Then practice began on solos and ensembles for the district solo contest held February 20 at Ludington. Out of forty-four members of our band attending, nineteen were awarded first division, twenty-eight received second division, and four given third division. Those awarded firsts traveled to the state contest at Jackson April 5. March 1, a member of each section attended the band clinic at Scottville to practice for the district band festival, March 15, which was held in Hart this year. Several bands contended in this contest and were judged. March 19 was our annual concert. This event would not have neen a success if our director, Clarence Metzler, weren't so faithful and determined to make it so. On May 7, our band attended the district band festival at Big Rapids. It was an all day event and was climaxed with a concert at night. Also, this year the band set up a plan of organization. It was set up on a military basis. The officers were elected by the band and then the staff appointed the corporals. The duties of the staff are to outline items of business to be brought before the band and to set up rules of decorum. Officers are awarded stripes and regular bandsmen, letters for a year of satisfactory service. THE BAND STAFF ARE AS FOLLOWS: Captain - - The Band Commander Don Stever Sergeant---------Band Librarian------------------ Drum Major........................................ joe Bruckman Sergeant.........Uniforms........................ 1st Lieutenant Assistant to Captain..............Shirley Dayharsh Corporal.........Assistant Librarian............. 2nd Lieutenant —-Band Secretary..................Marilyn Westrate Corporal.........Assistant Secretary............. 2nd Lieutenant --Properties and Transportation —- Bruce Norton Corporal.........Assistant Uniforms Officer...... -----Joan Horn — Pat Pranger Jackie Bengtson — Bette Brown Marilyn Parmer Walter Wheeler r mr y r This year's debate season was one of success. We won five out of our eight contests. Those who participated in all conference debates were Pat Halloran, Dave Lyon, Jack Christian and Dave VanDen-heuvel. Our class is now sponsoring noon-hour movies to raise money for a trip to Ann Arbor to witness the State Championship Debate. Although the Camera Club did not have a great deal of activity this year, that does not mean that the organization cannot become a vital part of our extra-curricular program. It is our hope, with expanded facilities and a solution of time problems, that more students will be able to work at photographic techniques during school days so that the years following graduation may be more thoroughly enjoyed. With Miss Moxon as our advisor, we organized a new club called The Outing Club. ” Officers elected are: President, Jackie Hefner; Vice-President, Alice Highland; Secretary, Marge Walters; Treasurer, Leona Walters; and reporter, Kay Louise Aerts. The Outing Club was reorganized to form a Girls' Athletic Association similar to clubs found in many other high schools. Charlene Eisenlohr was voted as sports manager. In the Spring we’ll be participating in soft ball and track tournaments, and many individual sports, such as archery, bowling. badminton, tennis, and others. Participation in these sports will gain points towards numerals, school letters, and other awards. BACK ROW: Jack Christian, David Lyon, Bill Purdy. .FOURTH ROW: Teckla Bailey, Marilyn Westrate, Jerry Aerts, Frank Glover, Noel Peterson, Monica Greiner, David Van Den Heuvel. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Burmeister, Joyce Tate, Barbara Page, Coleen McCann, Shirley Dayharsh Don Stever. SECOND ROW: Mary Urick, Phyllis Van Tassel, Joyce Franklin, Joyce Jetleb, Julie Steen. Magdalen Bray, Jaque Dillingham. 6 FIRST ROW; Joanne Alvesteffer, Karol Kaufman, Joe Bruckman, Jim Stevens, Bonnie Weideman Beverly Shogren, Sally Bricker. With Mrs. Barbara Burmeister as advisor, the Dramatics Club realized a very prosperous and active year. Our officers are: Jack Christian, President; Bill Purdy, Vice President; Bonnie Weideman, Secretary; and Dave Lyon, Reporter. Along with the Music Department we produced our annual Musical Show. This year's show, Hart of My Heart , centered around our own community and was a hugh success. Another activity was the production of the three one act plays. With student directors Jack Christian, Joyce Franklin, and Bonnie Weideman, our club furnished two nights of wonderful entertainment. We also assisted the chorus in producing its operetta, Up on Old Smoky. This year, we have begun to develop a very useful and badly needed costume department. We, also, purchased spot lights to improve our stage lighting. For everyone concerned, it has been a very worthwile and successful year. BACK ROW: David Van Den Heuvel, Jack Christian, Bob Flood, Cavid Lyons, LeRoy Hansen, Bill Purdy, Noel Peterson. SECOND ROW: Don Stever, Joyce Jetleb, Delores Schaner, Phyllis Van Tassel, Mary Smith, Jaquee Dillingham, Joyce Tate, Joe Bruckman. FIRST ROW: Alice Highland, Bonnie Wiedeman, Joyce Franklin, Mrs. Burmiester, June Collard. The Thespians, an advanced group of the Dramatics Club, started their 4th year of existence at Hart High School this year by electing the following officers: Joyce Franklin, President; David Lyon, Vice-President; and Phyllis Van Tassel, Secretary-Treasurer. The one-act plays were judged by the Thespians this year who presented the awards to: best actor, best actress, best play, and best director. During the year we held two initiations and the following people were inducted into our ranks: Sallie Bricker, Bonnie Corliss, Alice Highland, Martha Lipski, Barbara Page, Dolores Schaner, Mary Smith, Henrietta Vavrina, Phyllis Graham, Maisie Rennie, and Pat Glover. 4 .e.- ' ’''trh L • - K £-£ € ■r:r? 9 v jf v%! , I i -w ? Jsr i n - v4s =: W( BACK ROW: Mr. Tate, advisor, J. Chesness, D. Gamble, E. Babbitt, J. Slocum, D. Johnson, R. Thompson, J. Hammerle. NINTH ROW- G Dudley M. Munson, R. Barton, M. White, G. Spierenberg, K. Wierich, L. Kludy, H. Merten. EIGHTH ROW: D. Pider, F. Glover J Van Gills C Aerts’ m ca l7r’ civTu nw1' oSaur,erS’ J; P?arSon SEVENTH ROW: R. Koposky, D. Gebhart, D. Barton. R. Hodges, J. Slocum, L. Powers, V Jensen,’ H. Foster. SIXTH ROW: R Wilson, J. Aerts, J. Hodges, D. Beggs, J. Hawley, B. Trombley, F. Hammerle, J. Lindsey, B. Walker. FIFTH ROW-J. lattice, R .Stafford, G. Hopkins, F. Esh, D. Snyder, H. Kokx, C. Robinson, N. Peterson. FOURTH ROW: R. Hay nor, W. Clayton R Slocum G. Worth P Liesberg, S Payne J. Merten. D. Swihart. THIRD ROW: R. Zenker, G. Smith, E. Vander Heuvel, D. Raymond, R. Eppard,’ b. Slocum’ A. Campbell, R. Alvesteffer, A. Hudson. SECOND ROW: D. Brandel, B. Brimmer, W. Wheeler, B. Ncwsted, N. Eisenlohr J. Tickle D. Alvesteffer’ N. Battice, G. Avery, L. Comstock. FIRST ROW: J. Van Den Heuvel, K. Gray, D. Lohman, Officers: R. Eisenlohr, Pres.; G. Freeborn Sentinel-C. McLouth, Treasurer. David Van Den Heuvel. Secretary; Dick Van Den Heuvel. Vice-Pres. ; B. Stevens. Reporter; R. Ncwsted H Hobby BOY’S AU IMT W A. M.-K .-n . I hv t .-r. It. I - ■ y . f ft« I . Uu JlUJT. UL. T-, U. UwihlJlJl 4- i ”■ ■ ‘ ■ —r —----- PICTURE ONE: PICTURE TWO: PICTURE THREE: PICTURE FOUR: PICTURE FIVE: This is the sign by the road. A few of the pine trees which we have planted on the plantation. These are some poplar saplings found on the plantation. This shows you a beaver dam out on the plantation. A snapshot of our cabin out on the plantation. 3ACK ROW: J. Taylor, B. Chapman, R. Holden, B. Anderson, J. Hefner, G. Muilenberg, B. Lindsay, K. Aerts, E. Mead, D. Heydenberk. THIRD ROW: S. Sauser, L. Campbell, C. Van Gysegem, J. Arnold, G. Gebhart, R. Esterbrook, P. Glover, J. McLouth, B. Corliss, M. Johnson. SECOND ROW: L. Holden, S. Carrier, J. Bengtson, M. Westrate, T. Bailey, J. Westrate, L. Walsworth, L. Hodges. FRONT ROW: Miss Wightman, A. Borreson, J. Freeborn, D. Eisenlohr, M. Raulins, M. Van Den Heuvel. We started out the year with the election of the following officers: Charlene Eisenlohr, President; Jo Ann Freeborn, Vice President; Margaret Raulin. Secretary; Shirley Hobby, Treasurer; Marge Vanden-Heuvel, Reporter; and Audrey Borreson, Song leader. At the get-acquainted meeting we had a pot luck supper after which Charlene Eisenlohr explained the F.H. A. to us. On the 1st of December we had our formal initiation at the Home Ec. house. On the 21st of December we went Christmas caroling. A sleigh ride was also planned, but was postponed because of bad weather. On February ninth we sponsored the Sweethearts Ball , at which we crowned a king and queen. This king and queen were chosen by the student body. BOYS’ INTER-MURALS BACK ROW: S. Griffin, D. Lohman, J. Van Gills. FIFTH ROW: G. Hopkins, J. Merten, E. Vanden Heuvel, J. Chesness, N. Eisenlohr, R. Shafer. FOURTH ROW: D. Raymond, L. Gale, J. Verschueren, D. Alvesteffer, L. Griffin. THIRD ROW: J. Lyon, K. Gray, D. Carlson, H. Kokx, N. Lohroff. SECOND ROW: G. Hasty, H. Hobby, J. Vanden Heuvel, D. Haas, T. Lipski, W. Urick. FRONT ROW: Captains, R. Vanden Heuvel, D. McDonald, C. McLouth, J. Aerts, G. Freeborn, C. Tibbitts. GIRL’S INTER-MURALS BACK ROW- J. Hefner, M. Smith. FOURTH ROW: C. Kuhne, M. Walters, M. Westrate, D. Gamble, N. Weirich, M. Weissman, K. Aerts, V. Mead, J. Moore. THIRD ROW: D. Griffin, S. Robinson, L. Walters, D. Gamble, B. Hodges, B. Weideman, B. Corliss. SECOND ROW: B. Shogren, V. Hawley, E. Mead, K. Eisenlohr, L. Hodges, P. VanTassel, J. McLouth, P. Glover. FIRST ROW: Captains: S. Dayha'rsh, M. Rennie, Advisor-Miss Wightman, L. Walsworth, C. Eisenlohr. BACK ROW: John Hawley, Pat Halloran, Jim Stevens, Bob Grady, Terry Mack. THIRD ROW: Buzz Stevens, Vern Hansen, Bob Flood, Guy Freeborn, Dave Vanden Heuvel, Mr. Swanson. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Newstead, Bill Purdy, Bob Trombley, Jerry Slocum, Bill Stevens, Cart Robinson. FIRST ROW: Norm St. John, Jack Christian, Buster Glover, LeRoy Hansen, Ronnie Hodges, Rich Eisenlohr. LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Lou Brown, Katy Eisenlohr, Joe Bruckman, Martha Lipski, Shirley Dayharsh, Douglas Lombard. bACK ROW: T. Slocum, G. Freeborn, B. Flood, V. Hansen, J. Hawley, B. Walker, R. Alvesteffer. MIDDLE ROW: T. Mack, J. Stevens, P. Halloran, B. Stevens, B. Purdy, D. Kaufman, J. Slocum, H. Wilde. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Drake, B. Stevens, Mgr. J. Jeffries, B. Trombley, R. Hodges, B. Glover, R. Eisenlohr, C. Robinson, J. Christian, R. Newsted, Mgr., Coach Swanson. MISSING: L. Hansen, B. Grady. [pirates take Hart 34 Fremont 6 Hart 27 St. Mary’s 33 I MONTAGUE 20-0 Hart 21 N. Muskegon 14 Hart Eleven Wins Hard fought Hart 20 Montague 0 Hattie Friday Night, Hart 35 Whitehall 20 The Hart Pirates got off to a Hart 0 Reed City 14 rflying start last Friday night at ■ Montagu Hart 13 Scottville 6 la punt 80 yards lor the first | of three Pira; • tall Hart 46 Shelby 13 1 the long first-period mark wa ■ the last quart Hodge Hart Total 20 222 Manistee 19 125 PIRATES WIN 35-20: FROM WHITEHALL Fighting Vikings Hive Hart iund Tough Hattie Friday Hart retained its lead in the Western Michigan Conference rac -last Friday hv defeating the Vik-i u : Whitehall - ' ut not bei- ro tit Whitehall eleven had . .lit local boys plenty t : ; o ... k a’jout. vv WBt: o Hart Pirates Are 195! Conference Grid Champs v e 1X VT « A co e The Hart High Pirates won the West Michigan Conference footbal championship here' last Friday night, defeating a game but outmanned Shelby eleven 46-13 on the snow covered gridiron at John Gurney Park. Th weather was far more unable for hockey than football but a big crowd nevertheless braved the driving blizzard to watch the old % fynh r% VS ‘Oc. . T r % %t 'o' ? o; % L« V Kneeling L-K Ronald Newsteu Mgr., Coach Swanson, Bill Stevens Mgr. Standing L-R Cart Robinson, Norm St. John, Eddie McCann, Buzz Stevens, Clarence Aerts, Buster Glover, Bob Flood, Ronnie Hodges, Bill Purdy, Jim Hodges. Hart 46 Hart 47 Hart 72 Hart 55 Hart 66 Hart 53 Hart 51 Hart 67 Hart 60 Hart 66 Hart 61 Hart 54 Hart 53 Hart 56 Hart 70 Hart 39 Han 53 Hart 50 Total 10TU St. Mary's Hesperia Whitehall White Cloud Shelby Scottville N. Muskegon Shelby Manistee Whitehall Montague Fremont Scottville N. Muskegon Montague Ludington Fremont Mt. Pleasant McCANN STEVENS COACH SWANSON BASKETBALL STANDING: B. Stevens, Mgr., P. Leisberg, T. Haas, J. Aerts, B. Walker, H. Foster, B. Dayharsh, V. Hansen, G. Tubbs, D. Snell, J. Hawley, J. Stevens, B. Olendorf, D. Kaufman, Coach Drake. KNEELING: G. Smith, D. Gamble, T. Mack, B. Michael, D. Foster, W. Griffin, H. Cargill, D. Page, D. Bates. MISSING: D. Rics, F. Glover. 1951-1952 TOURNEY The Pirates entered the District Tournament with a perfect season's record of fifteen victories. The Hart-Ludington game was thoroughly a defensive battle as neither team scored consistently. The Orioles led scoring the first three periods, while in the final stanza the Pirates rallied to overtake the Orioles and won 39-35. On the final night Hart met Fremont. Fremont was hot in the initial period, connecting with amazing accuracy. The Pirates finally let loose and battled to a 23-23 tie at half time. In the third quarter The Packers took an eight point lead which they held until the middle of the fourth period, when the Pirates rallied and went on to be crowned the District Champions. On March 13 the Pirates met the Mt. Pleasant Oilers in the hugh Central Michigan Fieldhouse. The Pirates couldn't seem to get underway in the first half, trailing 25-13. The third quarter looked even darker as the Hart Quintet was behind 45 to 28. Starting the fourth period the Pirates unleased their usual comeback midway and cut the lead down to 12 to 3. With one minute left in the game the Oilers took possession of the ball and went into a stall. The final gun sounded with the scoreboard showing Mt. Pleasant 53 and Hart 50. After the game Coach Swanson called into Lansing to protest the game on the grounds that the first two quarters were only seven minutes long. The protest was disallowed because of lack of time for the protest to go through. BACK ROW: B. Stevens, Mgr., R. Koposky, J. Solemn, H. France, L. Hansen, J. Dillingham, G. Schaner, Coach Heppinstall. FRONT ROW: J. Amstutz, W. Eisenlohr, B. Purdy, C. Robinson, B. Stevens, R. Eisenlohr, R. Hodges. Missing from picture Bob Rider. STANDING: N. St. John, B. Stevens, Mgr., W. Griffin, E. Vander Heuvel, E. McCann, B. Stevens, B. Prudy, R. Hodges, R. Newsted. KNEELING: C. Robinson, B. Olendorf, R. Eisenlohr, T. Mack, V. Hansen, Coach Swanson. Monica Greiner, Judy Wood, Joyce Tate, and Grace Riley. 2nd Team Cheerleaders FOURTH ROW: Shirley Dayharsh, Marjorie Van Den Heuvel, Kay Aerts, Dorothy Wilde. THIRD ROW: Beverly Shogren, Kathy VanGysegem, Pauline Lewis, Joann Freeborn. SECOND ROW: Mary Urick, Beverly Anderson, LaVon Riggs, Ruth Alvesteffer, Miss Wightman. FIRST ROW: Lois Holden, Shirley Hobby, LaVerle Riggs. Joann Arnold. COMPLIMENTS OF DILLINGHAM WOODENWARE CLASS OF '52 HANMER DRUG THANKS YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE We Wish You The Best of Everything In Your New Future MEARv S''IM COMPLIMENTS OF THE SNOWHITE BREAD COMPANY BEST TO YOU SENIORS OF YOUR PARENTS LUCK YOUR SCHOOL May You Some Day Be Engaged In Agriculture In Oceana County, In One Of Its Many Phases. Then, Should Your Occupation Call You To Other Localities Where Fruit May Not Have The Flavor Like That You Knew Back Home, Call Us, Please WEST MICHIGAN FRUIT GROWERS. INC. 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MEEHAN Good Luck to you Class of '52 Attorney-at-Law ROY EVANS Oceana County Bank Building Hart, Michigan County Treasurer Compliments Be st Wishes to Senior Class of 1952 of CLEMENT O. McLOUTH MID LITTLE BRANT Registrar of Deeds Sheriff Compliments of GORDON OSBORN Best Wishes to the Class of '52 EVA OSBORN GORDON OSBORN, JR. OCEANA ABSTRACT OFFICE Real E state Clarence Loree Seniors were little once COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF '52 TATE S GROCERY Phone 105 Hart Better Home Furnishings Just Around The Corner But It Pays To Walk Philco and Easy Washers Lines R. J. WIETZKE Phone 107R2 Hart, Michigan Congratulations and Be st Wishes To each and every one of you The Class of 1952 MABEL JEANNE SHOPPE COMPLIMENTS OF WATKINS PHARMACY 938 Second St. Muskegon AUTO SUPPLIES DRY GOODS HARDWARE WOMEN'S APPAREL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES GAMBLE STORE Friendly Service CHARLES BROWN Owner COMPLIMENTS OF HART DAIRY PRODUCTS SCHANER OIL CO. DISTRIBUTOR OF TEXACO PRODUCTS Lea Schaner Phone 702F31 Compliments Compliments o f o f CHARLES H. FLINT DR. W. E. WORTHY JOHN J. VRBANAC M. D. 'S Compliments Compliments o f o f W. G. ROBINSON, M. D. DR. M. G. WOOD Compliments Compliments o f o f DR. G. A. VANNETTE HENRY STEVENS, D. D. S. DR. E. E. JONASSEN Compliments To The Class of '52 Optometrist DR. M. L. TATE Veterinarian Hart Michigan JACK'S ICE CREAM COMPLIMENTS OF New Era, Michigan OCEANA TRUCK Phone 147F-4 and TRACTOR CO. Compliments of HODGES SUPER STATION Farmall and McCormick Tractors McCormick Farm Equipment International Refrigeration International Trucks Church and State Streets Phone 207 Phone 434-J Hart, Michigan Hart, Michigan JOSIIN INSURANCE AGENCY Gayle L. Joslin MAY SUCCESS AND HEALTH BE YOURS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '52 WEST MICHIGAN E NGINEERING C( 1. RED STEVENS C. M. STOVER COMPLIMENTS OF MATSON OLDSMOBILE COMPANY OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC Phone 26-653 Muskegon SpOOjI 8UI j[ Congratulations 31X3H3A3 AVH WILDE'S BLACKSMITH SHOP Electric and Acetylene Welding General Repairing Hard Surfacing 109 Union Street Hart, Michigan SSV30 HOIN3S OX S3HSIM XS39 3MI SaaMOVd AHH3H3 1HVH MI 19 auo i irexhipii M SJBay [ uBSxqoxH jjbh pueipino3 £01 MSI2 suoxpi aaan x ohvno33 ,, P 3 3 H 3 3 S ,, SNVA3 033 3HV39 P 3 3 N no aouBjnsuj jbxjjl joj Suxjmoq a n 3 e a a puB uado ADNaov aaan 3hx U11B 3 H una JOj jMoa saouBijddv iboi j}08{3 pUB saxjddns a x q d b j. 3 o o xj a in SuxxjpCjaAa HV9 HOVNS DNI3MOH mn spas oianxs 333039 jo s ju a ui x j d ui o 3 ZSi 30 SSV30 3HX OX S3HSIM XS39 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1952 HART PETROLEUM CO. MOBIL PRODUCTS Phone 533 3 North State Street Compliments of Compliments To The Senior Class RODAMAN'S From The Surplus Store Miller Street Hart Michigan OCEANA COUNTY SAVINGS BANK PORTRAITS BY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1952 WEEKS LUMBER CO. ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL At Right Prices Phone 139 Hart Michigan CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '52 HART SODA BAR Lucille Corny Van Boxel COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE IMPLEMENT DEALER MEYER'S IMPLEMENT SALES Phone New Era 26f3 1 Michigan Compliments o f BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '52 MAX FIELD'S CLOTHING AND ACCESSORY STORE THE HOME OF Compliments SWEETHEART BREAD o f SCHRAMS BAKERY WYCKOFF BARBER SHOP BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '52 OCEANA ELECTRIC CO-OPERATIVE Hart Michigan CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 52 VERNE H. SKINNER CLOTHING FOOTWEAR Headquarters for D. K. M. School Sweaters Names and Numerals 109 Main Street Hart Michigan COMPLIMENTS OF HEGG'S DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing For The Whole Family URICK'S DRY CLEANERS VAN ALLSBURG MEAT MARKET First in Quality and First in Service Phone 96 Hart Phone 242 Hart COMPLIMENTS OF HART IlMRER CO. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '52 NIXON'S CENTRAL MARKET STOKELY'S FINEST IS AMERICA'S FINEST STOKELY FOODS. INC. Plant No. 81 Hart Michigan SNIDER'S JUNK COAL YARD Auto Accessories Welding Gas Gulf Oils Phone 451-J 910 State St. Hart, Michigan Best Wishes t o Class of 52 PHIL WURTHNER Tires Batteries CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '52 STEEN'S SUPER SERVICE CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 177 Hart Nite 487 CORLISS FOOD SHOP FISHEL'S SEWING CENTER Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 Sewing Machines Repaired Dalton Corliss New and Used Machines Compliments o f Compliments of LLOYD VAN AELST Barber Shop A FRIEND HOLfTlfS STUDIO flflD Cflm£flfl SHOP 114. |_udinqton venue • Phone 7 ?5 • LET US CAPTURE THAT LOOK OF LOVELINESS With One of Our FINE PHOTOGRAPHS QU tug loo large or loo small LUDINGTON, MICHIGAN GRADUATION IS AN OCCASION OF HONOR We Have The Shoes and Hosiery To Fit the Occasion and To Fit You BIRKE’S SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY FORD TRACTORS DEARBORN IMPLEMENTS McCOLLOCK CHAIN SAWS Compliments From The POSTER GARAGE Distributor of Phone 460 Hart U. S. ROYAL TIRES Mears Michigan Life Auto Fire CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS GALE'S INSURANCE AGENCY Get insured Stay insured Rest assured Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Horn Newell and Harrison Gale Hart Shelby Phone 452 Bank Building AFTER HIGH SCHOOL ATTEND MUSKEGON SCHOOL of BUSINESS Formerly known as HOWELL'S SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Established in 1885 BRIGHT’S DRUG STORE DRUGS BOOKS ICE CREAM SCHOOL SUPPLIES - MUSIC - RECORDS Hart, Michigan If you get it at Bright, It's Right CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 52 HAROLD Hart L. MOORE. 2 Stores JEWELER Shelby The Stores Where Satisfaction Is Guaranteed ALL NAME BRAND WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND SILVERWARE VROOM COLD STORAGE CO. FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS COMPLETE MEAT PROCESSING and GENERAL COLD STORAGE Hart Michigan a
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