Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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WE NEED YOU

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MRS. ROBERT C. MUNGER What you do now affects your future. B.S. University of Illinois, M.S. Northwestern; 1 year at Hart; English. MR. HUBERT SHINN To be sure A. B. Western Michigan College; 25 years at Hart; Advanced Mathematics. MRS. JAMES SAUERMAN Be quite Wisconsin State College; University of Wisconsin; I year at Hart; General Science, General Math. We, Seniors, express our appreciation to you for your assistance and inspiration during our high school years. Thank you. Our Teachers. MR. JAMES SAUERMAN Quiet down. B.S. Wisconsin State College; 4 years at Hart; Agriculture.

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TRANSPORTATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Shinn, Mr. Westrate, Mr. Hepinstall, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. May, Mr. Saureman, Mr. Swihart, Mr. Johnson. HART SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION The Hart School began transporting pupils to and from school in the fall of 1945. In the beginning the seventh and eighth grades of die Cedar School were transported as that school was then overcrowded. Soon high school students from that area were riding also and with the route changed and lengthened, more students were accommodated. But there was only one bus used that first year. The following year two more were added and by the third year of operation, the entire area from which Hart High draws its students was being served. Some rural districts sent their seventh and eighth graders or their eighth graders in addition to their high school students. Now our buses also transport our own high school and grade children who live outside the corporate limits of Hart and at least a mile from school. Hart now has a fleet of seven buses, six on regular routes and one auxiliary bus. One other, the Mears bus, also transports the high school students of that district to Hart. Altogether there are more than 300 pupils being transported by bus to the Hart School. Tite buses leave for their morning runs soon after 7:00 o’clock which during the winter months is before daylight. They arrive at school at approximately 8:20 a.m. The routes average about 2G miles in length altho the longest one is about 31 miles long. The bus drivers are required to pass a physical examination for fitness eacli year. They are competent, careful drivers, dedicated to taking every precaution possible to prevent accidents. And Hart has an excellent record in that respect. There never has been anyone seriously injured in an accident.