Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

Harfian 2963 Published By Senior C ass ’63 Hart High School Hart, Michigan East End Front West End Front South Side The Center Hall Dedication We, the Graduating Class of 1963, wish to dedicate our HARTLAN to MISS ALICE ECKERLE Through her ingenuity and unselfish efforts, we were able to present a highly successful banquet and a memorable prom. She has always been willing to volunteer her services whenever she realized we had problems to overcome. To you. Miss Eckerle, we gratefully say, Thank you. 3 1963 REVIEW HART HIGH SENIORS FOREWORD The HARTIAN Staff decided on the theme 1963 Review for its annual. Attempts have been made to feature the highlights of the school happenings. The activities of each group are important to those specific ones involved. However, due to space the staff endeavored to select those events involving many students. The staff is composed of seniors who volunteer to spend thought and time in planning and doing the many necessary details involved in creating a book. This year's HARTIAN contains many old ideas and some new ones in its make-up. The personnel of the staff feel cer- Sdiforial tain that the 1963 HARTIAN will prove a future source to refresh many memories of high school days. WHAT HIGH SCHOOL MEANS TO ME Pausing a moment as I graduate from Hart High and leave for unknown fields lying ahead, I recall our class motto, The future could be made much brighter if everyone would strike a match to die candle of knowledge. Four years—what have I done with them, or they with me? Have I lighted candles to brighten my pathway and that of others? Rushing in on me are memories of hours spent in the classrooms in the attempt to acquire knowledge useful for the future; of favorite and disliked subjects; of teachers spending much effort, both in and out of school, to aid me in my search for knowledge; of words of encouragement, counsel and suggestions, examples in conduct, etc. which have been absorbed, never to be forgotten; of friendships with both boys and girls, (some I hope to keep always); of football and basketball victories with their wild enthusiasm; of the band and concerts; of plays and the fun rehearsing; of die Homecomings; of banquets and proms and all the decorating. These memories and others come tumbling vividly into my mind's eye, bringing a mixture of joy and sadness, as my high school days draw to a close. The future bids me to come and so Good-by, High School Days, but many memories will go with me as aids and encouragements along my journey of life. Back: P. Peters, J. Schiffeneder, K. Marshall, F. Lindgren, K. Gale, I. Pickens, E. Schlee. Center: K. Mason, J. McCarty, C. Rucinski, S. Mack, J. Borucki, D. Herrin, M. Schramm. Front: K. Trommater, B. Dayharsh, J. Stover, B. Ragina, L. Dorman, N. Nelson. 1963 REVIEW HART HIGH SENIORS Administration DAVIS and CORBIN RE-ELECTED TV IN HART SCHOOLS NEW TEACHERS At the annual school election in July Dr. Davis and Jack Corbin were re-elected to three year terms to serve on the Board of Education. The Board then chose Tom Foster as President. The Board is striving to maintain a high standard of education for all pupils in the district and to those who come into Hart. SHOP STUDIES ADDED The addition of an industrial arts department was a must when the new building was constructed. For the first time this year shop classes are being offered on a full time basis. The program is quite adequate for a beginning. A general shop type program in blueprint reading, general woodwork, metal work and electricity is offered. Advanced work in these and other areas will be added as needed. The five sections of beginning students are attaining the objectives as evidenced by the many interesting projects being undertaken by the pupils. The Central Michigan Educational Television Council has announced that the Hart Public Schools are among those using programs prepared at its direction and broadcast over local stations as part of their regular classroom instructional program. These lessons are video-taped by teachers in studios at C.M.U. and broadcast by Station WMTU channel 9 from Cadillac each weekday morning in the time period from 9:00 to 10:00. Classes being used involve most of school population and include: science for grades 5 and 6 and, also, for grades 7 and 8: a conservation program for use in either Junior or Senior High, arts and crafts for the elementary grades and American government and economics for the 12th grade. Most unusual is the 12th grade government program where the seniors meet for two hours on Tuesday and Wednesday and one hour on Friday to watch the television lectures and participate in class discussions. CURRICULUM STUDY Mr. Spratt Illness forced Mr. Spalding of Britton, our agricultural teacher, to resign at Christmas. The Board was successful in filling the vacancy with Mr. Tom Spratt. His home is in Bangor and he had just graduated from Michigan State University. Miss Sue Bellon in the English department married in February and resigned. A special study is being made of new methods of teaching Modern Math, Science and English and possible changes in the course of study for next year. Miss Ellen O'Donnell, a graduate of Michigan State, from Morency was hired to fill this vacancy. (Picture not available) Board of Sducation Herbert Brandel, Herbert Hawley, Jack Corbin Treasurer; Tom Foster, President; Vivian Dorman, Secretary; Douglas Erickson, Lyndon Davis, Vice-President. To you, our Board of Education, we. Graduates of 1963, express our appreciation for your labors and time spent in our behalf. The new building has been a constant joy and pride to us, the first class to spend a whole year in it. Its architecture, furnishings, cleanliness, and atmosphere have been conducive to study. We hope to pass it on to the classes following in as good condition as we found it. No one, let alone yourselves, keeps a record of the hours taken from your other interests and devoted the business of the general supervision of educational problems and to the decisions of many questions involving various factors and personalities. As members of the agricultural, business, industrial and professional fields of endeavors, you have brought much knowledge, experience and many viewpoints into the educational realm -all valuable to us as students. Again, we Seniors 1963, express our sincere thanks to you. 6 7 Mr. Joseph Abe, B.S., M.S. If you aren't gonna work, go pound your head on the wall. Miss Sue Bellon, B.S. What was the now. Mrs. Barbara Burmeister, A.B., M.A. You've all got plenty to do. Mr. Harry Caldwell, A.B., M.A. Miss Elise Dodge, A.B. Yes, we have to watch Morford. Position—type. Miss Alice Eckerle, B.S. Right sides together. Mr. John Heglund, B.S. Man + woman + life + death—infinity. Miss Gretha Immer, B.S. Let’s settle down. Mr. Edwin Johnson, B.S. Oh come on. Mrs. Florence Johnston, A.B. Did you all understand today's lesson? Miss Helen McKinley, B.S. Get your work done. Mr. Clarence Metzler, A.B. Quiet down or you'll stay th through your lunch hour. Mr. Curtis Peterson, B.S. The bell rang! Mr. Ivan Robinson, A.B., M.A. Teaching is a good career. Mr. Gene Shike, B.S. What do you wnat? Mrs. Helen Slaughter, B.S. Stand tall, feet together, count off in Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, B.S. Let’s keep it quiet in here. Mrs. Ruth Vannette, B.S. Keep those lockers locked! Mr. Russell Spaulding, B.S., M.S. Mr. Vern Sutherland. B.S. Get your records out. I'm going to get shady again. Mrs. Donna Weaver, B.S. Sing from the belt buckle. Mr. Harvey Weaver, B.S., M.A. Well there’s still time for a Miss Edith Hardy Mrs. Bertha Yeager Thank You. ” Oh my gosh! 10 1963 REVIEW HART HIGH SENIORS Seniors CLASS HISTORY 1960 Freshman Class—96 Class Officers: Pres. Steve Bengston Vice. Larry Dorman Sec. Nancy Nelson Treas. Lane Tate Won first prize for float Cage Those Kittens at Homecoming. 1961 Class Officers: Pres. George Fuentes Vice. Jerry Brandel Sec. Jill McCarty Treas. Bob Foster World history class visited museum and TV station in Grand Rapids. Biology smells and trips. Candy sales—hard to sell burned candy. Class party There's A Moon Out Tonight” 1962 Lots to do this year. Class Officers: Pres. Jerry Brandel Vice. Jim Stover Sec. Karen Trommater Treas. Faith Lindgren O, aren't they beautiful? Class rings referred to of course. Moved into our new High School building in February. What a wonderful improvement. Banquet theme Every Cloud Has A Silver Lining. Sayonara or Good-bye was theme for our Prom. 1963 Our Final Year. Class Officers: Pres. Nancy Nelson Vice. Leo Brillhart Sec. Larry Dorman Treas. John Hanmer Four foreign exchange students joined our class, Christine, Bep, Till and Jorgen. Served as guinea pigs in a new school experiment, TV lessons and two hour classes. Often longed for commercials. Homecoming brought victories. Won float contest second time with Let's whip'em. Faith was our spariding queen. Sociology trips to Coldwater, Kalamazoo and Ionia brought us face to face with some of life's realities. Christmas dance Frigid Fling HONORS ANNOUNCED The top ranking members of the Class of 1963 has been announced by Principal Slaughter. Faith Lindgren, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Lindgren of Mears, is the valedictorian. She has been very active in her class, in band, was Homecoming Queen of 1963 and attended Camp Minawanca having received the Dr. Robinson award. Nancy Nelson, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Nelson, is the salutatorian. Nancy is Senior class president and Varsity cheerleader, attended Girls' State in 1962, won the local Betty Crocker contest and participated in many other activities. The other honor students of Class of 1963 are Jim Stover, Sandra Mack, Nancy Walsworth and Karen Trommater. Class Motto: SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS Standing: F aith Lindgren, Sandra Mack. Nancy Walsworth. Sitting: Karen Trommater, Jim Stover, Nancy Nelson. The future could be much brighter if everyone would strike a match to the candle of knowledge. Class Colors: Light Lavender Dark Lavender Class Flower: Orchids Pres., Nancy Nelson: Sec., Larry Dorman: Vice-Pres.. Leo Brillhart; Treas., John Hanmer. 12 Richard Alvesteffer Dick He aroused, turned the page, and dropped back to sleep again.” Rifle Club 1, 2; Track 3, 4. Larry Amstutz Stutts School is just like home, he’s hardly there. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1; Rifle Club 1; Football J.V. 1, V. 4; Baseball 1,3,4; Track 4. Emily Battice Emily” A friendly heart with many friends. F.N.A. 3,4; Spelling Grand Champion 2,4. Pauline Baxter Pauline Be quiet and be safe. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,4; Banquet Committee 3. Steve Bengtson Bonk A tall man I would be, but nature played a trick on me. Varsity Club 3,4; Student Council 2, Vice President 3; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Speech Contest 2; Rotary Camp 3; Class President 1; Sweetheart’s Ball 1. Judy Borucki Burleski When there is mischief brewing, she's doing the stirring. Commercial Club 3,4; Treas. 3 Pres. 4; G.A.A. 2; Pep Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Contest 1,2,4; Prom Committee 3; Banquet Committee 3; Hartian Staff 4. 13 Jerry Brandel J.B. He looks safe, but so does gunpowder. F.F.A. 1,2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Varsity Club 2,3 4; Football V. 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2; Track 1,2,3,4; Boy’s State 3; Rifle Club Pres. 1; Class Pres. 3; Prom Committee 3; Banquet Committee 3. Leo Brillhart Brillo He’s just like a surgeon, always cutting up.” F.F.A. 1,2,3; Chess Club 1, 2; Ski Club 1,2; Football V. 3; Basketball J.V. 1,2,3, V. 4; Baseball 2,3; Band 2,3; Solo Contest 1,2,3; Student Council 1; Class V. Pres. 4; Prom Committee 3; Banquet Committee 3; Sweetheart's Ball Court 2. Terry Cargill Terry I came, 1 bluffed, I graduated.” F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1; Rifle Club 2,3; Ski Club 1.2. Eddie Cavazos ”Ed I never let my studies inter fere with my education. Art Club 1; Rifle Club 1,2; Auto Club 2,3; Varsity Club 3,4; Football J.V. 1,2, V. 3, 4; Basketball J.V.1,2,3,V.4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2.3.4. Howard Cleveland Howie Cares come, cares go, so why care. Student Council 3; Football J.V. 2,3, V.l; 4; Basketball 2; Track 4; Speech Contest 2; Dance Club 2. Till Cramer Till Tall men have charm, lool girls, I’m tall. Foreign Exchange student from Germany; Student Council Honor Member 4; Homecoming Honor Court 4, 14 Brad Dayharsh Keith” Tonite we have fun, for tomorrow we reform. Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Football V. 2,3,4; Basketball J.V. l.V.2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 1,2,4; Hartian Staff 4; Sweethearts' Ball Court 2. Luanne DeHaan Luanne Common sweet, just grand to meet. Choir 2. Carl Dennison Carl Long may his permanent wave. Rifle Club 2,3; Vice President 3; Basketball J.V. 3; Baseball 2,3; Track 4. Sudie Ann Dennison Ann Quietly she worked away faithful to each duty. F.N.A. 1,2,4; Choir 1,4; Prom Committee 3. Larry Dorman A.C. We have a smiling villian here. Varsity Club 2,3,4; Choir 1, 2, Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball J.V. 2, V.4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1, 2,3,4; Solo Contest 1,2,3,4; Rifle Club 1,2; Auto Club 1; Ski Club 1; Class Vice Pres. 2; Class Sec. 4; Prom Committee 3; Banquet Committee 3; Hartian Staff 4. Robert Foster Falstaff He’s rather quiet, but could cause a riot. F.F.A. 1,2,3; Basketball J.V. 2; Class Treas. 2; Banquet Committee. 15 Gary Franke Gary” Life may be funny, but 1 don’t get the joke. F.F.A. 1,2; Art Club 1; Rifle Club 1; Auto Club 3. George Fuentes George We know him by the noise he doesn't make. Class President 2. Kathy Gale K.G. Not all good things are built close to the ground. F.H.A. 2,3,4, Historian 2, Song leader 3; Dramatics 3,4; Sewing Club 3; Y.F.C 1,2,3; President 3; Choir 1,2; G.A.A. 2; Banquet Com. 3; Hartian Staff 4. Jean Giddings Jean Those quiet people will surprise us someday. Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Contest 1,2,4; Choir 1. John Ha inner Tubies Whenever I feel ambitious I just lay down until the feeling goes away. Football V. 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Solo Contest 2,4; Chess Club 2; Rifle Club 2; Ski Club 2; Class Treasurer 4. Daleine Herin Dale Never too busy to pass but a smile. F.H.A. 1; F.N.A. 1, 2, President 3 and 4; Sweing Club 3; Prom Com. 3; Banquet Com 3; Hartian Staff 4; Sweetheart's Ball Court 2. 16 Christine Hunemann Christine” Cute, sweet, short, and neat.” Foreign Exchange Student from Germany; Dramatics 4; G.A.A. 4; Student Council honorary member 4; Homecoming Court 4. Neola Jensen Neolola There is a mystery behind her quietness.” Y.F.C. 1,2. Judy Kapsh Kraps” She looks innocent, but so does dynamite. F. N.A, 1, School play 2', G. A.A. 2, Cheerleader J.V. 2.V.3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2; Solo Contest 1,2,3, 4; Speech Contest local 2. Linda Keck Mooch Have fun while your alive, for you'll be dead for a long time.” F.H.A. 1; F.N.A. 2; Choir 2; G.A.A. 2. Roger Kerr Roger the Lodger When better men are made they will have to use him as a pattern.” Varsity Club 4; Football V. 4; Baseball 2,4; Prom Committee 3; Banquet Committee 3. Robert Kokx Red Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow.” F.F.A. 1.2.3,4. 17 Sharon Krantz Chrunch High school days have their delights, but they can't compare to my high school nights. F.H.A. 1.2; F.N.A. 1; Band 1,2; Solo Contest 1, 2. Kenneth Lipps Lippy This is one who knows how the corn, the spuds, and the watermelons grow. F.F.A. 1,2,3, Reporter 4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3; School Plays 1,2; Football 2; Speech Contest 3; Rifle Club 2. Alan Lawson Otie His eyelashes could sweep the cobwebs from any women's heart. Art Club 1; Chess club 3; Varsity Club 4; Football J.V.1,2,V,3,4; Basketball J.V.2; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Har-tian Staff 4; Sweethearts' Ball Court 3. Faith Lindgren Cuddles The deed is everything, the Fame nothing. F.H.A.1,2, Sec. 3,4; F.T.A. 4; F.N.A. 3; Dramatics Club 4; Chess Club 1; Y.F.C.A. 1,2,3; Band 1, Col.2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3, Pres. 4; Student Council 4; Speech Contest 3,4; Camp Mini-wanca 3; Class Treas. 3; Hartian Staff 4; Homecoming Queen 4. Sandra Mack Smacks If I had the wings of an angel, wouldn’t I look silly? Dramatics Club 1,2,4; G.A.A. 3, V. Pres. 3, Sec. 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1,2,, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2; Speech Contest District, Local 2; Sewing Club 2,3; Prom Committee, Chairman, 3; Banquet Committee 3; Hartian Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4; F.T.A. 4, Treas. 4. Alan Marsh Chester I like my studies—far away. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Rifle Club 2; Varsity Club 3,4; Football J.V.2,V.3.4; Baseball 2,3. 18 Katherine Marshall Kaye” Quiet—I may say something sensible. F. T.A. 2,3,4, V.Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Business mgr. 4; School Plays 3,4; Thespians 4; Chess Club 1,2; Y.F.C. 1,2,3; Sec. 2; Choir 1; G. A.A. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; 1st. Lt. 4; Pep Band 2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Solo Contest 1,2, 3,4; Majorette 4; Speech Contests 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Banquet Com. 3; Hartian Staff 4. Karen Mason Moose Always happy, never sad; always good, never bad. F.H.A. Reporter 2, Pres. 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3; Choir 1,2; Sewing Club 3; G.A.A. 2; Pep Club 1; Speech Con-Contest local, district 2; Prom Com. 3; Banquet Com 3; Hartian Staff 4. Jill McCarty Jillsy Greater women have lived than I, but I doubt it. Lframatics Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Contest 1, 2; Choir 1; Class Sec. 2; Prom Committee 3; Banquet Committee 3; Hartian Staff 4; F.T.A. Sec. 4; Homecoming court 3; S Sweetheart’s Ball court 2. Sue Ann McCarty Su-Su With a pleasant nature that never varies. Commercial Club 3,4; Pep Band 3; Band 2,3,4; Solo Contest 2,3,4; Banquet Committee 3. Richard McGhan Rich What I want to get out of school most is myself. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Rifle Club 1.2. David Miller Mildred” He's the one that made Milwaukee famous. Rifle Club 1; Auto Club 1, 2,3; Varsity Club 3,4; Football J.V. 2, V.3.4; Basketball J.V. 2; Baseball 2; Track 3. 19 Nancy Nelson Keltsy Not exactly the Kellogg variety, but full of pepj F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; School Plays 3,4; Thespians 4; Sewing Club 1,2; Choir 1; Pep Club 2,3, Sec. 4; Cheerleader J.V.2, V.3,4; National Honor Society 2,3, Sec. 4; Speech Contest Local, district, regional, 3; Girl's State 3; Class Sec. 1, Class Pres. 4; Prom Com. 3; Banquet Com. 3; Hartian Staff 4; Homecoming Court 1. Jorgan Nilsson Yogi Every man has his girl, but the ice man has his pick. Foreign exchange student from Sweden; Dramatics Club 4; School play 4; Basketball Manager 4; Student Council Honor member 4; Homecoming Honor Court 4 Ricky Oent Yogi Bear He may not be a Ford, but he sure does rattle on. Auto Club 1; Choir 1. Marcia Osborn Ozzie The harder I try to be good, the worse I get, but I may do something sensational yet. F.H.A. 1,2; Dramatics Club 1; G.A.A. 2, Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 4; Commercial Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Banquet Committee 3; Hartian Staff 4; Homecoming court 4; Sweethearts’ Ball Court 3. Penny Peters Penn Her heart is in the Air Force now. F.H.A. 1,2,3, Treas. 3; F.N.A. 1; Hartian Staff 4. 20 Ilene Pickens Picks” Guaranteed not to run down.” Dramatics Club 1, 2; Commercial Club 4; Choir 1, 2, 4; Pep Club 1; Hartian Staff 4. Robert Ragina Rags Soft soap plus soft soap-9070 lye. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Rifle Club 1,3; Ski Club 1,2,3; Football Mgr. 3; Basketball Mgr. 2; Track Mgr. 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Banquet Committee 3; Hartian Staff 4. Alfred Ramos Alfie He puts his worries in a pocket with a hole in it. Melvin Reed Mel Leave room for me, I may grow up. Chess Club 2; Auto Club 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Football J.V.2,3,V.4; Basketball J.V.2,3; Baseball V. 2. 3, 4. Marcus Reid Mung One can never say I misuse my books, in fact I hardly ever use them. F.F.A. 1; Rifle Club 1; Auto Club 2; Football J.V.2.V.3; Basketball J.V. 2,3,V.4; Track 1, 2. Charlotte Rockwell Char Sugar and Spice and everything Nice; one of tliere days she’ll be sprinkled with rice. F.H.A. 1,2; Choir 2. 21 Charlotte Rucinski Shark I only love one man—at a time. F.H.A. 1,2, Reporter 3; Commercial Club 3,4; Choir 2; Pep Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Banquet Committee 3; Hartian Staff 4. Jo Ellen Schiffeneder Jo She turns her back on men; then runs backwards. F.H.A. 1; F.N.A. 1,2; Hartian Staff 4. Eleanor Schlee Elsnor Wavy hair and flashing eyes, she has the boys sighing signs. F.T.A. 4; F.N.A. 2; Choir 2; Hartian Staff 4. Mary Schramm Shrump Only weeds grow tall. F.H.A. 1,2; Dramatics Club 1; Sewing Club 2; Pep Club 2,3; Cheerleader J.V. 2,V. 3; Student Council 1; Speech Contest-local 1; Prom Committee 3; Banquet Committee 3; Hartian Staff; Sweetheart's Ball Court 2. Doug Shane D.S. Oh, for rod and hook and a nice quiet brook. Art Club 1,2; Rifle Club 1; Auto Club 1; Ski Club 1, 2; Varsity Club 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Football J.V.2,V. 3,4; Basketball J.V.2, Mgr. 3; Track 3. Jim Stover Bike Slow to argue, fast to act; real swell guy, that's a fact. Chess Club 1; Rifle Club 1; Ski Club 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3, V.Pres. 4; Football V. 2,3,4; Basketball J.V. 1, V. 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 4; Band 1,2,3, Captain 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Contest 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3, V.Pres. 4; Student Council Treas. 4; Class V. Pres. 3; Boy’s State 3; Prom Committee 3; Hartian Staff 4; Sweetheart's Ball Court 2. 22 Elizabeth Swarte Bep She'll find away or make one. Foreign Exchange Student from Holland; Dramatics Club 4; School play 4; G.A.A. 4; Student Council Honor Member 4; Homecoming Honor Court 4. Lane Tate Pony A smart man is one who hasn’t let a women pin anything on him since he was a baby. F.F.A. 1, Sec. 2,3,V. Pres. 4; Rifle Club 1; Football J.V. 1,2; Class Treas. 1. Paul Tate Cecil His answers are not always the smartest, but then the funniest. Varsity Club 1,2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Football V. 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Speech Contest-local 1; Rifle Club 1. Bud Tice Budeala Look me in the eye and tell me I'm not Napoleon. F.T.A. 4; School Play 1; Auto 1,2; Ski Club 1,2, Treas. 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Football V.1,2,3, 4; Basketball J.V.1,2,V. 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Speech Contest, local 1; Student Council 1; Prom Committee 3; Banquet Committee 3. Karen Trommater Enerd Time goes steady, and so does she. Dramatics Club 1,2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader J.V. 2, V.3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Sec. 4; Solo Contest 1,2,3,4; Class Sec. 3; Speech Contest 3, local, district; Prom Committee 3; Banquet Committee 3; Hartian Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4. Sharon Van Bavel Sharon Silent women never Tell lies. F.H.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1. 23 Gordon VanderLaan Gordie A student's best friend is a easy teacher. F.F.A. 1,2,3.4; Rifle Club 1, 2; Varsity Club 4; Basketball J.V.2, V.3; Track 2,3. Tom Weirich Shag I believe in work, but I'm not in favor of it. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Rifle Club 2, 2; Nancy Walsworth Fuzz What would I do with size when I do so much without it? F.H.A. 1, Sec. 2; G.A.A. 2,3, Pres. 4: Pep Club 2, 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Solo Contest 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Speech Contest 2, Local; Prom Committee 3; Banquet Committee 3; Sweethearts' Ball Court 2. Jerry Wygant Shadow Jerry is really at his best, as the Senior class room pest. F.F.A. 1; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; School plays 2,3; Thespians 4; Football 4; Chess Club 1; Auto Club 1. 24 r'+ Senior Girls Judy Kapsh Senior Girls I Nancy Walsworth M. Schramm M. Schramm j. McCarty K. Mason K. Gale I. Pickens E. Batticc I. Pickens G. Franke K. Marshall T. Cargill D. Herin L. Brillhart C. Rucinski M. Schramm L. DeHaan K. Mason T. Weirich N. Nelson J. McCarty K. Trom mater IjP r I S. Krantz L. Dorman J. Hanmer 1 L. Keck M. Reid F. Lindgren J. Wygant J. Borucki N. Walsworth G. VanderLann B. Swarte D. Shane A. C. Dennison R. Kerr P. Baxter N. Jensen J. Schiffeneder E. Schlee Qiftovy To Richard Alvesteffer we give this all day sucker to fill his mouth so he won't talk so much. To Larry Amstutz we give a yellow excuse in place of the white ones he always gets. We give this noise-maker to Emily Battice so we know she’s around. To Pauline Baxter we give this spoon to remind her of her days in the cafeteria. To Steve Bengtson we give this little stool to stand on so that in future basketball games he wont have to jump so far to make a basket. We give this bar of Camay soap to Judy Borucki so she will keep her school-girl complexion. This Model-A Ford goes to Jerry Brandel so he can continue to rattle on. To Leo Brillhart we give this magnet so he will forever have girls about him. We give this bottle of nuts and bolts to Terry Cargill so he can keep his truck together. To Eddie Cavazos we give this doll so he will always have a dancing partner. To Howard Cleveland we give this Fuller brush. To Till Cramer we give this box of crackers to keep him in wise cracks. To Brad Dayharsh we give this medal for helping to make the basketball team of '63 the best. To Luanne Pc Ha an we give a radio so she’ll learn to become an interesting speaker. To Ann Dennison we give this blue ribbon because it matches her eyes. Carl Dennison gets a certificate for a permanent wave so he’ll always have those pretty curls. To Larry Dorman we present this book on, How To Learn Shorthand In Three Easy Lessons. To Bob Foster we give this hot water bottle so he won’t get cold feet when he’s about to ask a girl for a date. To George Fuentes we give this megaphone so we can hear him. So she can keep her slick appearance we give this box of Spic and Span to Kathy Gale. To Jean Giddings we give these long fingers so she won’t have to write shorthand all the time. To John Hanmer we give this pencil so he’ll always have one. To Daleine Hcrin we give this Tom-Tom just because. To Christine Hunemann we give this ribbon for her pretty long hair. Since we think she probably could use it, we give Neola Jensen this bottle of experience. To Judy Kapsh we give this record of Norman for obvious reasons. To Linda Keck we give this blush proof powder so she can hide her embarrassment. To Roger Kerr we give this box of mascara so he can keep his pretty eyes. A bottle of red dye we give to Robert Kokx so he will always have red hair. This calendar we give to Sharon Krantz to keep track of her dates. To Alan Lawson we give this eyelash curler so he’ll always have curled eyelashes. To Faith Lindgren we give this college pin to remind her of someone. To Ken Lipps we give a Book of Parts because wc know without them he’d never get his motorcycle back together. To Sandra Mack wc give this box of Sugar Smacks. To Allen we give this box of Marsh mellows. To Kaye we give this Marshall's badge so everyone will know her name. To Karen Mason we give this book on How To Become A Successful Farmers Wife. To Jill McCarty we give this roll of tape so she’ll always be able to wear Roger's ring. To Sue Ann McCarty wc give these knitting needles so she can knit up a storm. We give this monkey-wrench to Richard McGhan because he wants to become a mechanic. To David Miller we give a pair of scissors so he can continue to cut-up. To Nancy Nelson we give this fishing pole so she can continue with her career in fishing. This book on How To Flirt we give to Jorgan Nilsson because he doesn’t know how. To Richard Orem we give this book on Traffic Rules so he can learn to drive. To Marcia Osborn wc give this horse so she can make a Hasty retreat from work. To Penny Peters and JoFllen Schiffenedcr we give this private telephone line so they won’t get any more letters from the phone company. This comic book we present to Frank Pretty that he might further his education in a simple manner. So llene Pickens will realize how fast her tongue goes, we give her this speedometer. To Robert Ragina we give this dog named Rags. To Alfred Ramos we give this comb so his hair will always look nice in the future. To Melvin Reed wc give this button for being so polite. To Marcus Reid we give this book of Romantic Poems in case he becomes affectionate in his old age. To Charlotte Rockwell we give this pen so she’ll have a start in her career as a Secretary. To Charolottc Rucinski we present these paper clips to hold the collection of notes together that she has acquired this year. Wc offer this diamond to Eleanor Schlee because we know she has always wanted one. To Mary Schramm we give this one-way ticket to Lansing for obvious reasons. Doug Shane gets this peace treaty so he can patch up his troubles with Janice. To Jim Stover we present this deck of cards because he's our champion dealer. To Bep Swartc wc present these cherries as a keepsake from the Cherryland of Michigan. To Lane Tate we give a cowboy outfit to go with his cowboy boots. To Paul Tate we give this football to practice with this summer so he can be a football star. To Bud Tice we give this copy of Romeo and Juliet so he can improve his technique. To Karen Trommater wc give this indclable pencil for wc know she’ll never make a mistake. Sharon Van Bavcl gets this pin for being so quiet. We present to Gordy VanderLaan with this permanent supply of refreshments so he'll never run out. Because she is so very short, we give Nancy Walsworth this pair of spikes to give her height.' We give this tractor to Tom Wcirich to remind him of home. A package of dates goes to Jerry Wygant so he can come to school and talk about himself for a change. NAME Dick Alvesteffer Larry Amstutz Emily Battice Pauline Baxter Steve Bengtson Judy Borucki Jerry Brandel Leo Brillhart Terry Cargill Eddie Cavazos Howard Cleveland Till Cramer Brad Day harsh Luanne DeHaan Carl Dennison Ann Dennison Larry Dorman Bob Foster Gary Franke George Fuentes Kathy Gale Jean Giddings John Hanmer Daleine Herin Christine Hunemann Neola Jensen Judy Kapsh Linda Keck Roger Kerr Bob Kokx Sharon Krantz Alan Lawson Faith Lindgren Ken Lipps Sandra Mack As S FAVORITE PASTIME PET PEEVE Sleeping Working Day dreaming Day dreaming Writing letters Raising heck Working Driving the X-L Repairing flat tires Dancing Sleeping Relaxing Being with Jeanette Roller skating Eating Dancing Calling Shelby Writing letters Girls Drag racing Going out Reading Riding to Beulah Going to Shelby Traveling Reading Arguing with Norm Sleeping Deer Hunting dating Fooling around Playing records Sleeping Writing letters Dancing Having a good time Shike Haven't got any People who copy Teachers sitting on their desks Gossip Conceited people Senior girls Women who love themselves Water melon thrown at my truck Liars Second hour class Trouble makers Boys who drink School Hot-rod girls Snooty people Short skirts College girls stuck-up girls Too talkative people Smoking drinking People complaining Old women on beach People who criticize others Gossip French Hyprocrites Two faced people Overtalkative dates Teachers School Conceited people Snoopy people Sexy women Two faced people By Others LACKS POSSESSES AMBITION Excuses Ability to argue Get out of school Money A car To work Ambition Long hair To be a nurse Ambition Bright smile Graduate Ability to keep money Patience To live a happy life Understanding Ability to gab To get the most out of life Sleep Model A Graduate Ability to get home on time A girl Make love well at 90 A car An arm full To graduate A car Good nature To get rich Ambition Donna To be successful Money Being here Remain a bachelor Ambition Conceit To be a State Fuzz Long hair Service guy To be a physical therapist Brains Nothing To be a king Bernie Five brothers To be a nurse Class ring Dish-pan hands Graduate from college Sex appeal Bad luck Marry a rich widow A car Sense of humor Get married Everything Don't know To be rich Self confidence Five brothers three sisters Happily married Nothing Don't know Secretary A woman Plenty of nicknames To be a doctor Money made last summer Tom To be a nurse Time Nice new classmates To get many friends Long hair Brownie badge To graduate Red outfit Norm's ring Secretary Money Lots of letters Hair-stylist Speed Fine home understanding girl College family Ambition Red Hair To graduate Patience Boys To become a beautician Speed Hairy chest To be a flight jockey Drivers license A nutty” locker-mate (N.N.) Stay happy Money Motor cycle Farmer Lots of things Ability to have a good time Graduate from college Allan Marsh Hunting Some teachers Kaye Marshall Writing letters Slackers Karen Mason Being with Warren My nickname Jill McCarty Dating reading Indecisive people Sue Ann McCarty Listening to radio Working at the store Richard McGhan Eating School David Miller Being with the boys Sister Nancy Nelson Reading cheerleading Uncooperative people Jorgan Nilsson Dancing Writing letters Richard Orent Sleeping School Marcia Osborn Going out Conceited people Penny Peters Dating Boys who drink Frank Pretty Fooling around School Ilene Pickens Doing something Snobs Bob Regina Driving Knitting Melvin Reed Eating Speed Marcus Reed Sleeping Girls who wear bobby socks Charlotte Rockwell Being with Ray Little Brother Charlotte Rucinski Censured A Senior boy Jo Ellen Schiffenedcr Fishing Boys who drink Eleanor Schlee Going out on dates People who try to be important Mary Schramm Being with Ron Boys who don't come through Doug Shane Going East People who know it all Jim Stover Basketball Girls with a lot of makeup Bep Swart Playing tennis Writing letters Lane Tate Look at women Teachers Paul Tate Women Blanche Frost Bud Tice Helping wayward girls Boy named Cecil Karen Trommatcr Cheerleading Conceited people Sharon Van Bavel Cooking Working Gordon VanderLaan Roller Skating Work Nancy Walsworth Dancing Girls who smoke Tom Weirich Sleeping Miss Dodge Jerry Wygant Hunting Doug Shane Lots of money Fine Mother Go to college Enough time Good friends Be a good teacher Brothers Sisters Swell Mother Beautician A kitten or dog Swell family special fellow Little brother Always be happy Peace at home Secretary Money Car Farmer Church key Swell Mother Navy Spare time A dumb lockermate (F. L.) Always be happy Allowance to drive 2 wonderful families To get rich Money Dandruff Don't know Intelligence Conceited brother Secretary Ted Two class rings Get married Lots Girls Hot rod drivers Flowing oil well Talkativity Die Happy Ambition Trouble Happy married home Time School Progress Ambition Ability To be a millionaire Money Swell Father Marrying a red-headed guy Car A great Mother To go to College Large Class ring Small class ring To get large class ring Car Transportation To be happily married Boy's class ring '53 junk heap Find job; live in Lansing Housekeeper A house Live to be 100 Food A girl To be happy Time Motor bike To be happy Money Motor cycle Be happy Women Football ability Be mortician Moral Standards Ability to talk Coach A Halo Swell parents To be Happy Car Listening to radio School Enough Food A girl Try to be happy Sleep Over grown class ring To be happy Steady girl Car Farmer Silence Intelligence Easy fortune L. Dorman, M. Schramm, N. Walsworth B. Ragina E. Schlee I. Pickens Marcia Osborn Alan Lawson S. Mack M. Osborn 1963 REVIEW HART HIGH SENIORS Underclassmen FRESHMEN The Freshman Class of 1962-63 started with an enrollment of 115. It took a little time for us to get acquainted with each other, with our teachers and the new schedule of classes. Mrs. Flynn, Mrs. Thomas, Mr. Abe, Mr. Weaver and Mr. Spratt endeavored to assist us in our adjustments. The following are the class officers: Pres. Bob Hogarth Vice. Doug Dillingham Sec. Helen Spitler Treas. Oscar Cacazos Charles Johnston and Barry Osborn are our representatives on the Student Council. Our first real project was the making of a float for the Homecoming festivities. This was fun, even if we did not win the prize. Helen Spitler was one of the queen’s attendants. Participation in the Sweetheart Ball for the first time was exciting. Our class members of the court were Cathy Fenton and Bill Turner. SOPHOMORES The Sophomores chose as officers: Pres. Ray Pearson Vice. Dan Rickard Sec. Katherine Gowell Treas. Connie Dillingham Our Council members are Ruth Fenton and Bob Marshall. Perhaps the most breath taking times were our biology experiments where the perfume-like smell of formaldehyde penetrated our nostrils each day. Where are the forceps? became the familar cry of many when we bravely attempted to disect the harmless, little frogs set before us. Our struggles were rewarded with a biology field day. We had a good time, but found only a few specimens. Each week we had candy sales when we tried to sell our homemade candy (not always the best quality) for a nickel. The Homecoming float gave us an opportunity to use our skills and imagination. Beverly Huntoon was a member of the court. The following are members of the National Honor Society: K. Gowell, R. Herr, E. Jackson, B. Marsh, L. Tate, and D. Wysaski. JUNIORS At the beginning of our Junior year our officers were: Pres. Fred Corbin Vice. David Perry Sec. Janet Tate Treas. David Spitler Gary Schaner and Mary Vasquez served on the Council. Our Homecoming float won second prize and Shirley Schultz was our court attendant. Realizing that this year was our year for the Banquet and the Prom, we conducted a successful Christmas card sale to raise the necessary finance for these events. The day of our class rings’ arrival was a highlight. How proud we are of them. At the time this goes to press our plans are being formulated and committees are busy working towards the two dates, April 20 and May 18. The following are members of the National Honor Society: B. Ackley, A. Anderson, F. Corbin, R. Landis, E. Metzler, L. Mitteer, R. Tompkins, G, Pettigrove and Gwen Van Domelen. 3vesnmen Amstutz, Doug Amstutz, Karen Amstutz, John Amstutz, Mike Aumiller, Ronald Bailey, Norrine Bates, Pauline Battice, Frances Beggs, Dianna Bitner, Edsel Brandel, Janice Brandel, Shirley Hogarth, R., Pres. Cavazox, O., Treas. Dayharsh, Larry Deal, Cindy Dean, Mike Dean, Susan DeMint, Mike Dennison, Duane Dennison, Linda DeRooy, Charlotte Dodds, Linda Dykema, Terry Eisenlohr, Diane Ellis, Mickie 3reshmen Fatseas, Thomas Feldt, Gary Fenton, Cathy Ferris, Claudia Fishel, Linda Flory, Mary Foster, Ann Foster, Mary Fuentes, Trina Fuller, Betsy Fuller, Henry Fuller, Wayne Dillingham, D., Vice-Pres. Spitler, H., Sec. Holcomb, Lorna Hook, Jan Johnston, Charles Juska, Patty Kokx, Sue Lambrix, Arnold Lee, Robert Lindgren, Michael Lorenz, Fred Makin, Helen Mead, Terry Metzler, Alyson 3res(imen Moore, J. Neumann, M. Nolan, D. Osborn, B. Powers, D. Robles, R. Rickard, S. Riggs, L. Robbins, L. Rossiter, S. Schaner, C. Shellhouse, S. Our dreams Came true. WE ARE IN HIGH SCHOOL. New work, New studies. New activities, New friends, But how We'll work Our next dream To fulfill-Graduation. Turner, B. VanBavel, B. VanderZanten, D. Viterna, J. Wagner, J. Walker, P. Webb, A. Wicks, D. Wilson, R. Wyckoff, P. Wyckoff, S. Worth, Linda 38 Sophomores Amstutz, T. Anthonissen, R. Aumiller, R. Bailey, K. Baker, D. Balavitch, J. Bates, B. Bates, J. Battice, C. Bell, R. Bevans, M. Borucki, J. A step closer Toward goal. More studies, Geometry, Biology. Harder? Perhaps? We'll do it! Candy Sales Profit is ours For next year We're JUNIORS Hurrah!! Davila, L. Dennison, S. DeRuiter, L. Easton, C. Eckholm, C. Ego, D. Fishel, E, Fishel, G. Fletcher, J. Flory, S. Foster, D. Foster, S. Botten, S. Branyan, P. Brillhart, L. Brimmer, A. Burmeister, G. Bursley, C. Bursley, M. Campbell, V. Clark, A. Clark, E. Clark, W. Coultes, S, Cram, R. Cutter, P. Daly, M. 39 Sophomores Fuehring, Doug Fuller, Donna Giddings, John Goodrich, Janine Hackett, Colleen Hale, Bernard Harris, Ann Hasty, Kim Heer, Robert Helmer, Raymond Herrygers, Dan Hip ley, David Pearson, R., Pres. Gowell, K., Sec. Makin, Joe Marsh, Bonnie Marvin, Judy May, Tom McGhan, Jay Merten, Jim Mitteer, Richard Monroe, Warren Nixon, Gary Orent, Juliana Owens, Dennis Pangburn, Penny Sophomores Pego, Maty Perry, Tom Peters, Sharon Pickerel, John Ramos, Doming a Ramos, Olga Ricks, David Ringwald, Jim Rockwell, Hollis Robbins, Peggy Robles, Ray S. mpson, Glenn Sanford, C. Sayers, L. Schaner, J. Schiffeneder, J. Skinner, N. Rickard, D., Vice-Pres. Dillingham, C., Treas. Vrbanac, Elizabeth Walsworth, Kenny Whitehill, Markeeta Willard, Frank Williams, Janie Wissman, Nancy Woodley, Bruce Woodring, Robert Worth, Don Wyckoff, Gary Wygant, Joanne Wysaski, Dorothy Smith, R. Snyder, B. Stovall, R. Tate, L. Taylor, R. Tibbitts, D. Townsel, Y. Tubbs, B. VanAllsburg, B. VandenHeuval, N. juniors Ackley, Bonnie Anderson, Charlotte Anderson, Peggy Anderson, Shirley Assink, Jeanette Bailey, Larry Behnke, Sandy Bickel, Diane Corbin, Fred Pres. Braudel, Louise Bray, John Brimmer, Sharon Buffum, Janice Carlson, Elizabeth late, Janet Carlson, RoseMarie ec Clark, Harold Cleveland, Joy Corliss, Connie Cory, McKinley Deal, Linda Dean, Robert Fessenden, Cheryl Flanery, Norman Flory, Roland Foster, Larry Foster, Phylis Foster, Tom Gamble, John Gebhart, Shirley Hasty, Beldon Herrygers, Carol Jacobs, Patricia Jensen, Sharon Johnson, Sharon Kokx, Bonnie Kokx, Dayle Krantz, Richard Landis, Raymond Larson, Craig Lee, Patricia juniors Perry, David Vice-Pres. Lorenz, Trudy iMahynski, David Metzler, Eric iMitteer, Linda Norwood, Ed Perry, Dennis Pettigrove, Glen Ramos, Tony Reed, Edgar Riddell, Albert Riggs, Clarence Riggs, Lana Spider, David Rockwell, Frances Treas. Roth, Phillip Sayers, Janice Scnaner, Gary Schaner, Suzanne Schultz, Shirley Scofield, Carla Smith, Leon Smith, Peggy Smith, Shirley Snyder, Linda Snyder, Toni Syer, Phyllis Taylor, Donald Tibbitts, Ruth Tompkins, Richard Turner, Sandy VandenHeuvel, Sandra VanderZanden, Ron Van Domlen, Gwen Vasquez, Mary Wambaugh, Loretta Weber, Ronald Williams, Pam Worth, Judy Wright, Kristen Wysaski, John Sweetheart Ball Back: Tom Foster, Robert Kokx, Merle Beggs, Richard Krantz, Tom Weirich. Front: Robert Dean, Allan Marsh, Mr. Spratt, Jerry Brandel, Glen Pettigrove. 3.3.A. Winners Bill Turner, Cathy Fenton, Dennis Owens, Connie Dillingham, King Roland Flory, Judy Borucki, Paul Tate, Queen Carla Scofield. 45 Cafeteria 1963 REVIEW HART HIGH SENIORS junior Higd JR HIGH READING _ Back: R. Salazar, R. May, C. Wells, R. Vega, A. McKlusky. Middle: D. Vanden-Heuvel, J. Botten, R. Huff, S. Becholt, D. Johnson. Front: N. Huntoon, J. Weber, M. Aguirre, P. Amstutz, R. Vrbanac. For the past two years The Junior High Reading classes have been using the Science Research Associates (SRA) Laboratory as their basal text. Read Magazine, Teen-Age books and state library books have been used for supplementary material. The most popular choice at this age is mystery, adventure and horse stories. Material named Power Builders 2, Rate Builders and Listening Skill Builders is used to aid pupils in developing their reading abilities. Most of the pupils enjoy this program, as each one is progressing at his level and can see progress made. The tachistoscope is being used as an educational device to improve the eye spansion and attention range of each student. It flashes words or phrases and thus keeps the pupils alert or he misses it. VALENTINE PARTY The highlight of this year’s Junior High classes was the Valentine party held in the Spitler Gym. About a hundred pupils, guests, parents and teachers attended the event. The several selected committees functioned very well, providing appropriate decorations, entertainment and refreshments for the occasion. Mary McLeod and Doug Keck won the door prizes. JR HIGH BASKETBALL Several nearby schools joined with Hart in a Jr-Hi basketball schedule for the first time. Games were played at 4:00 or 6:00 p.m. so that the boys were home early. Besides learning the skills of the game they developed socially, mentally and physically from playing. All the remaining pupils of the Jr-Hi formed a very enthusiastic cheering section. They learned some of good sportsmanship conduct attitudes. Their own cheerleaders and pep band added much color to these games. SCIENCE FOR YOU The television program has partially replaced the regular text book in the Jr-Hi science classes. Although this form of instruction is still in the experimental stages, the students are growing increasingly fond of their TV days. The lesson usually starts with a teaser which is a thought question designed to catch the interest of the student and start him thinking about the subject to be covered in the ensuing twenty-nine minutes. After the TV lecture it is time for the students and teacher to work together to learn as much as they can about some of the unanswered questions and their own curiosity. 8tfi Qra.de Mary Aguire Linda Amstutz Duane Bickel Lora Bos Steven Branyan Jim Carlson Susan Carlson Sally Dennison Steve Dillingham Susan Dillingham Aneita Ellis Gary Fine Sharon Fine Alice Fishel Jeff Gamble Jerre Gamble Bruce Hardy Paulette Highland Shirley Hill Regina Hopkins Nancy Huntoon Tony Juska Doug Keck Rodney Larson Larry Lindsay Monica Lyons Mike Mack Janice Marvin Arlon McCluskey Joe McGhan Janet Miller Kenneth Moschke Ronald May David Orent Dennis Cfrent Karen Peeraer Vicki Perry Carol Peterson Suzanne Reeds Ruben Salazar Pam Schiller John Seelhoff Noel Sobers Janice Stover Tom Tubbs Susan VanAllsburg Jim Vrbanac Robert Vega Bruce Waslusky Candace Weaver Charles Wells Judy Wieber Bette Woodley Kathleen Zahrt Pamela Amstutz Paula Anthonison Richard Babbitt Steve Beckholt Deborah Botton John Botton Tommy Campbell Cindy Corbin Terri Cozart Richard Davila Daniel DeMint Jim Ellis Jerome Estep Mark Ferris Albert Flory Andy Fishel Donald Fishel Debbie Fletcher Mary Jane Frees Dennis Gale Dorothy Gowell Mary Gowell Gary Graff Lottie Hale Velma Haney William Hess Richard Huff Arthur Jeffries Douglas Johnson Art Kelley Kenneth Klotz Jennifer Lipski Randy Lydens Linda Mast Mary McLeod Erika Mittag Pam Perry Mark Piegols Poger Postema Charles Reed Linda Reeds Patsy Robles Virginia Salazar Dianna Snyder Cheryl Stahl David Stever Mikyo Trevino David VandenHeuvel Phyllis Villaveal Gregory Viterna Ruth Vrbanac Ivan Wilde Mrs. Gillett Mrs. Vannette Student Council Back: Gary Schaner, Jorgen Nilsson, Till Cramer, Barry Osborn. Third: Faith Lindgren, Dorothy Gowell, Christine Hunemann, Bob Marshall, Bep Swarte. Second: Albert Flory, Nancy Walsworth, Jeff Gamble, Charles Johnston, Mike Mack, Ruth Fenton, Mary Vasquez, Front: Gwen Van Domelen, Sec.: Sandra Mack, Pres.; Mr. Slaughter, Sandra Vanden Heuvel, V. Pres.; Jim Stover, Treas. National Honor Society Standing: Sandra Vanden Heuvel, Sandra Mack, Raymond Landis, Rich Tompkins, Eric Metzler, Bonnie Ackley. Sitting: Nancy Nelson, Sec.; Faith Lindgren, Pres.; Mr. Slaughter, Jim Stover, Vice Pres.; Gwen Van Domelen, Treas. 50 1963 REVIEW HART HIGH SENIORS Activities STUDENT COUNCIL The main project the Student Council sponsors is the book store in which the students may purchase school supplies. Two new projects were undertaken this year: the first being the organization of an area Student Council in which Council members of the area meet to discuss school problems and activities; the second being a school column in the Hart Journal featuring school news and activities. Some of the other things undertaken by the Council were the clothing drive, dime dances, decorating the cafeteria for Christmas, Homecoming festivities, all school pictures and the selection of paid assemblies. Tire Council's main goal is to get the students to voice their opinions through their representatives. NOON HOUR This year the noon hour has been split. The seventh, eighth and ninth graders eat in one shift and the tenth, eleventh and twelfth graders in another. While one group is eating, the other has a period for club meetings, dancing or study. All organizations meet during the noon hour, except the Student Council which meets on school time. SWEETHEART BALL The FHA under the leadership of Miss Eckerle sponsored the annual Sweetheart Ball which proved to be one of the highlights of the year. The Valentine theme formed the basis of decorations. Each of the four classes choose a king and a queen candidate from whom the entire high school choose the royalty” for the evening. The other six candidates serve as the queen's court. This year Carla Scofield and Roland Flory, both Juniors, were the favorites with Cathy Fenton, Bill Turner, Connie Dillingham, Dennis Owens, Judy Borucki and Paul Tate as attendants. ASSEMBLIES So far this year we have had three assemblies paid for by the school. Chuck Naidl talked about reptiles and showed us some of the specimens from his reptile farm. During the second one C. Cwiertnia played a horn and sang. W. Kronemeyer who was a missionary in Africa talked on Africa and showed interesting things from that continent for our third program. In addition to these we have had some very good free assemblies. Two men from General Motors demonstrated and talked about new inventions. For Thanksgiving different students told what Thanksgiving meant to them. The choir and band presented a musical program for Christmas. The National Honor Society sponsored the second allschool spell-down in which Emily Bat-tice was again Grand Champion. FFA WINS CONTESTS The FFA Parliamentary Procedure Team composed of J. Brandel, R. Dean, A. Marsh, M. Beggs, R. Kokx, K. Lipps, R. Krantz, G. Pettigrove and T. Foster won the first place award in the district and regional contests and so will compete at the state level. Mr. Spratt is the faculty advisor. BAND IS WINNER The Hart bands have another successful year under the direction of Clarence Metzler. The Senior Band has a membership of eighty-five and the Junior Band of fifty-seven. The Senior Band won an all No. 1 rating in the district band festival which qualifies it to participate in the state contest. There were twenty-four first place and forty-five second place winners among the Senior Band members in the annual solo contests, while the Junior Band won twenty-one firsts and twenty-eight seconds. Commercial Standing: Sue Schaner, Miss Dodge, Sue McCarty, Janet Tate, Bonnie Ackley, Linda Snyder. Sitting: Elizabeth Carlson, Judy Borucki, Ilene Pickens, Janice Sayers, Pam Williams, Marcia Osborn, Jeanette Assink. Cbo ir Back: A. Dennison, M. Daly, I. Pickens, C. Deal, M. Bevans, E. Carlson. Second: P. Baxter, P. Smith, W. Heggs, L. Dennison, S. Jensen. Front: H. Makin, J. Moore, P. Lee, R. Carlson. S. Snellenberger, Mrs. Weaver.’ 52 Dramatics Back: D. Krantz, E. Metzler, D. Fuehring, J. Marvin, J. Nilsson, J. Wygant, B. Hasty, E. Reeds, R. Landis. Third: T. Snyder, C. Bos, K. Gale, B. Swarte, S. Gebhart, L. Snyder, P. Williams, D. Wysaski, F. Lindgren. Second: J. Assink, L. Brandel, C. Hunemann, S. Brandel, S. Behnke, T. Lorenz, J. Wygant, W. Hegg, A. Metzler. Front: C. Tate, Publ. mang., C. Anderson, Sec.; G. VanDomelen, Vice Pres.; Mrs. Burmeister, Advisor; D. Kokx, Pres.; K. Marshall, N. Nelson. 5despians Standing: Gwen VanDomelen, Doug Fuehring, Trudy Lorenz, Dayle Kokx, Jerry Wygant, Kaye Marshall, Raymond Landis. Sitting: Nancy Nelson, Louise Brandel. 53 (girl’s At letic Association B3ck: N. Bailey, B. Gale, M. Foster, L. Braudel, H. Spitler, B. Swarte, C. Ferris, P. Wycoff, S. VandenHeuvel, G. VanDomelen. Second: C. Schaner. M. Flory, T. Hare, J. Sayers. C. Hunemann, J. Brandel, S. Dean, L. Am-stutz, M. Neumann, L. Holcomb. First: Sec.-S. Mack, Pres. -N. Walsworth, Advisor-Mrs. Slaughter, V. Pres.-M. Osborn, Treas.-J. Howard. Back: P. Cutter, D. Wilde, P. Pangburn, N. Wissman, D. Ego, L. Brillhart, K. Gowell, C. Hackett, J. Marvin, D. Wysaski. Second: J. Balavitch, J. Schaner, S. Coultes, L. Tate, L. Lehman, B. Tubbs, L. Sayers, E. Vrbanac. P. Huff. First: J. Borucki, S. Foster, C. Dillingham, A. Linke, Advisor-Mrs. Slaughter. N. VandenHuevel, L. Lambrix, V. Campbell, S. Botten, R. Smith. 54 Juture (jeachers America Back: E. Schlee, L. Brandel, N. Nelson, P. Pangburn, F. Lindgren, D. Kokx, R. Tompkins, S. Gebhart, R. Weber, D. Ego, S. Flory. Sitting: J. McCarty, Sec.; K. Marshall, Pres.; Mr. Robinson, Advisor ; C. Anderson, V. Pres.; S. Mack, Treas. Suture Nurses of America Back: A. Dennison, J. Cleveland, J. Buffum, L. Mitteer, R. Tibbits. Second: P. Lee, E. Battice, S. Anderson. T. Synder, M. Hill, O. Ramos. Sitting: S. Behnke, Sec.; C. Scoffield, V. Pres.; Miss Immer, Advisor; D. Herin, Pres.; J. Marvin, Treas. 55 3utuve Homemakers oj America N. Wanden Heuvel, C. Fenton, P. Baxter, J. Balavitch, F. Fishel, H. Spitler, C. Ferris, P. Williams, S. Gebhart, B. Gale, C. Tate, K. Gale, F. Lindgren, M. Hanmer, K. Hill, L. Holcomb, V. Pres.; J. Borucki, Seated: K. Gowel Par.; L. Mitteer, Treas.; K. Mason, Pres.; S. Vanden Heuvel, E. Carlson His., M. Hill, Reporter; N. Wiss-man, S. Leader. Standing: T. Fuentes, H. Makin, S. Dean, L. Dennison, P. Jacobs, P. Huff, S. Peters, C. Hackett, A. Harris, B. Tubbs, L. Brillhart, M. Bevans, J. Orent, B. Huntoon, C. Hanmer, T. Heer, Miss Eckerle, Seated: M. Flory, A. Metzler, W. Hegg, C. Easton, L. Lambrix, L. Tate. C. Dillingham. 56 3uture 3aimers of America Back: B. Ragina, G. Vander Laan, T. Cargill, M. Beggs, E. Reeds, M. Corey, L. Amstutz, R. McGhan, R. Vander Zanten. Second: R. Kokx, J. Rasmussen, C. Larsen, L. Foster, T. Weirich, T. Foster, A. Marsh, J. Gamble, D. Krantz. Front: K. Lipps, G. Pettigrove, L. Tate. Mr. Spalding, D. Taylor, R. Dean. Back: G. Burmeister, W. Fuller, D. Tibbitts, B. Cram, H. Lange, T. Dykema, R. Mitteer, M. Dean, D. Wicks. Third: J. Pickard, H. Rockwell, R. Lindgren, R. Aumiller, M. Amstutz, T. Haynor, D. Sherman, D. Vander Zanten, B. Heer. Second: R. Woodring, T. Mead, E. Bitner, R, Aumiller, J. McGhan, J. Amstutz, D. Nolan, R. Taylor, W. Monroe, R. Lee. Front: R. Pearson, A. Brimmer, R. Stovall, J. Merten, K. Walsworth, Mr. Spalding, B. Clark, M. Lindgren, G. Stovall, B. Wilson, L. Riggs, B. Turner. 57 Varsity Back: Mr. Shike, Jerry Brandel, Doug Shane, Paul Tate, Jim Stover, Brad Dayharsh, Don Taylor, Richard Tompkins, Mr. Weaver. Front: Robert Dean, Norman Flannery, David Miller, Bud Tice, Alan Marsh, Steve Bengston, Larry Dorman, Ed Cavazos. Back: N. Wissmann, E. Vrbanac. C. Easton, J. Tate, L. Tate, S. Gebhart, J. Marvin, M. Hill, C. Hackett, K. Gowell. Third: L. Lambrix, C. Dillingham, A. Linke, S. Coultes, B. Tubbs, T. Snyder, K. Trommater, M. Bevans, L. Sayers. Second: B. Huntoon, C. Scofield, R. Fenton, S. Foster, L. Lehman, N. Nelson, J. Schaner, S. Schaner. L. Riggs. Front: V. Pres., Charlotte Anderson; Pres., Bonnie Ackley; Sec., Leta Brillhart; Treas., Janice Sayers. 58 Senior Band Linda Lambrix Kay Marshall Sue Schaner Beldon Hasty Connie Dillingham Nancy Walsworth Seniors Judy Borucki John Hanmer Jim Stover Larry Dorman Sue McCarty Nancy Walsworth Karen Trommater Faith Lindgren Jean Giddings Kay Marshall L. Lehman, J. Borucki, W. Clark, F. Lindgren, E. Metzleer. B. Snyder, A. Foster, D. Geggs, C. Schaner, S. Brimmer, G. Felt, A. Clark, D. Foster. D. Baker, T. Haynor, J. Buffum, S. McCarty, L. Rock well, C. Fenton, J. Marvin, J. Kapsh. 60 H. Spitler, R. Tibbitts, D. Tibbitts, J. Goodrich, S. Ros siter, V. Campbell, J. Schaner, B. Gale, P. Wyckoff, B. Fuller. D. Powers, S. Gebhart, P. Williams, B. Marshall, D. Rickard, G. VanDomelen, Janet Tate, N. Wals-worth. S. Rickard, T. Perry, S. Coultes, D. Ricks, J. Stover, G. Lipps, R. Landis, D. Krantz, B. Ackley. S. Schaner, L. Lambrix, C. Dillingham, C. Wright, T. Snyder, L. Fishel, S. Schultz, J. Giddings, P. Syer, L. Brillhart, J. Borucki. A. Metzler, C. Bos, R. Tompkins, J. Wygant, L. Tate, K. Marshall, K. Trommater, S. Smith, T. Lorenz, L. Brandel. L. Dorman, B. Hasty, D. Owens, B. VanAllsburg, D. Hip-ley. P. Walker, C. Scofield, A. Lambrix, R. Fenton, J. Tate. D. Fuller, 3. Hale, J. Hanmer, B. Clark, G. Fishel, E. Jackson. G. Pettigrove. Pep Band Back: R. Fenton, B. Hasty, L. Dorman, J. Marvin, D. Baker, W. Clark, J. Hanmer, E. Jackson. G. Pettigrove. Second: N. Walsworth, G. Van Domelen, D. Rickard, B. Marshall, S. Coultes, D. Krantz, G. Lipps, J. Stover. Front: S. Schultz, P. Syer, J. Borucki, S. Schaner, L. Lambrix, K. Marshall, S. Smith, T. Lorenz, A. Metzler. 62 junior Band Standing: J. DeHaan, B. Miller, D. Stever, R. Devila, R. Huff, Mr. Metzler. Back: J. Seelhoff, D. Johnson, G. Graff. H. Fuller, J. Gamble, C. Reed, J. Klooster, S. Hopkins, D. Smith, J. Hasty. Third: P. Amstutz, D. Fletcher, T. Cozart, L. Reeds, M. McLeod, P. Schiller, P. Bates, D. Bickel, N. Fishel, R. Mittag, J. Walker, L. Marsh, R. Larson, B. Hardy, P. Anthonissen, M. Trevino, D. Gowell, P. Highland, A. Fishel, S. Carlson. Second: M. Lyons, B. Woodley, V. Perry, S. VanAllsburg, J. Stover, Cindy Corbin, Vicki Perry, Betty Sue Woodley, Terri Cozart, Janice Stover, Susan VanAllsburg, 63 Cheerleaders Standing: Karen Trommater, Bonnie Ackley, Janet Tate. Kneeling: Carla Scofield, Nancy Nelson. Standing: L. Brillhart, N. Nelson, K. Gowell, K. Trommater, L. Tate, J. Tate. Kneeling: C. Scofield, J. Schaner, B. Ackley, B. Huntoon. Judy Schaner, Leta Mae Brill-hart, Katherine Gowell, Lynne tte Tate, Beverly Huntoon. 1963 REVIEW HART HIGH SENIORS HART CO-CHAMPS TOURNAMENT AT WHITEHALL The football season ended with Hart and Montague as Co-Champs for the West Michigan Conference crown. The Hart team showed much ability and fine performance with three Seniors. Jerry Brandel. Dave Miller and Jim Stover, and two Juniors, Don Taylor and Richard Tompkins, earning places on the All-Conference team. Jim Stover, Hart Pirate end, was selected as a member of the Woodland TV All Star team. PIRATES CLINCH LEAGUE TITLE The Hart Pirates clinched the West Michigan Conference title when they took a 77-65 win from Reed City Coyotes in the local gym. Jim Stover had his finest game of the year, as he rolled up 12 field goals and eight of ten free throws for a 32 point total. Bud Tice, also, turned in one of his best games scoring 20 points. Coach Weaver used his entire squad during the game, thus giving all senior players an opportunity to see some action. Hart met Fremont for the opening game of the tournament. Using its height to good advantage Hart turned its full power against its opponent and shoved the team past the danger point. Stover poured in 20 of his 24 points in the final half to make it a rout. Dayharsh parted the nets for 20 points and Bengston had 16 to help Hart to its 13th win in 17 starts. The game ended 76-43 and Hart was ready to play again in the finals Friday. Amidst tremendous excitement on every hand Hart and Whitehall met in the final playoff. This time Whitehall defeated Hart by a score 44-56. FOUR PIRATES ON ALL-STAR SQUAD Three Hart players were named in the West Michigan All-Star first quintet at the meeting of coaches and players of the Conference, and a fourth was placed on the second team. Jim Stover, Brad Dayharsh and Steve Bengtson, all Hart high seniors, made the first team, and another senior, Bud Tice, was named on the second team. Coaches Shike, Weaver, Peterson, Heglund j racK Standing: R. Ragina, D. VandenHeuvel, R. Freeborn, J. Fletcher, L. Kelly, C. Hegg, D. Shane, L. Marshall, G. Rickard, D. Taylor, J. Brandel, G. Vander Laan, M. Reed, D. Miller, Mr. Weaver. Middle: J. Wysaski, D. Feuhring, D. Spitler, R. Tompkins, D. Rickard, B. VanAllsburg, G. Van Sickle, R. Alvesteffer, B. Hasty. Front: W. Clark, E. Clark, P. Roth, D. Ricks, B. Marshall, R. Taylor. TRI-MEETS CONFERENCE TRACK Orchard View Hart Shelby Hart Scottville Shelby North Muskegon Montague Hart DUAL-MEET Fremont Hart CENTRAL RELAYS 1st High Hurdles G. Rickard 1st Low Hurdles G. Rickard 61 1 2 42 Montague 69 1 2 22 1 2 Hart 39 Scottville 30 53 1 2 44 High jump 39 1 2 Broad jump 46 Shot put 63 Pole Vault 28 High Hurdles 100 yd 65 440 yd 44 Low Hurdles 220 yd 15:5 20:4 High Hurdles Low Hurdles Broad Jump Reed City 27 Shelby 17 1 2 4th D, VendenHeuvel 1st G. Rickard 5th R. Tompkins 4th D. Taylor 4th M. Reed 1st G. Rickard 5th C. Hegg 3rd D. VandenHeuvel 2nd R. Tompkins 4th R. Freeborn 1st G. Rickard 3rd D. VendenHeuvel REGIONAL 1st G. Rickard 1st G. Rickard 3rd G. Rickard STATE High Hurdles 2nd G. Rickard Low Hurdles 4th G. Rickard 66 Base6all Back: O. Cavazos, A. Lawson, D. Taylor, B. Dayharsh, J. Stover, P. Tate, C. Dennison, A. Foster, Mr. Shike. Second: S. Bengtson, T. Dorman, B. Tice, D. VandenHeuvel, B. Gebhart, K. Amstutz, N. Flannery, J. Urick. Front: D. Foster, C. Johnston, R. Heer, L. Brillhart, L. Dorman, R. Dean, M. DeMint. Hart 6 Hesperia 11 Hart 4 Pentwater 1 Hart 11 Walkerville 7 Hart 3 Whitehall 7 Hart 14 Orchard View 11 Hart 3 Shelby 2 Hart 5 Montague 7 Hart 3 Shelby 0 Hart 9 Montague 0 Hart 1 Hesperia 9 67 Homecoming Queen Faith and her Senior Court Helen Spitler Beverly Huntoon Shirley Schultz Back: D. VandenHeuvel, R. Huff, T. Fatseas, A. Marsh, D. Shane, D. Kokx, F. Pretty, M. Reed, S. Beckholt. Second: R. Hogarth, B. Tice, R. Flory, L. Smith, D. Perry, D. Taylor, D. Miller, R. Dean, Coach Shike. Front E. Cavazos, N. Flannery, A. Lawson, P. Tate, J. Stover, R. Kerr, J. Hanmer, R. Tompkins, J. Wygant, Coach Weaver. Hart 38 Fremont 13 Hart 0 Montague 0 Hart 32 Shelby 6 Hart 6 Whitehall 6 Hart 32 Scottville 6 Hart 31 Reed City 0 Hart 13 N. Muskegon 19 Hart 0 Orchard View 7 Western Michigan Co-Champions Hart-Montague 70 Senior Players Cavazos Miller Tate Tice Lawson Kerr Pretty Reed Marsh Stover Shane Hanmer Wygant e 3 o Back: D. Wicks, T. Haynor, W. Green, T. Thompson, R. Hawkins, J. Tate, M. Lindgren, C. Eckholm, S. Rickard, C. Johnson, G. Feldt, B. Clark, M. Daly. Second: Coach Peterson, J. Crosby, T. Dykema, L. Dayharsh, E. Lorenz, O. Cavazos, R. Marshall, D. Rickard, C. Kaat, T. Perry, B. VanAllsburg, Coach Heglund. Front: B. Osborn, R. Highland, J. Schiffeneder, D. Owens, D. Amstutz, T. May, M. Huff, J. Makin, G. Lipps, J. Ringwald, R. Lindgren. Hart 7 Montague 27 Hart 0 Shelby 12 Hart 27 Scottville 13 Hart 20 Kenewa Hills 14 Varsity BasketSall Standing: J. Nilsson, G. VanderLaan, R. Kerr, M. Reid, J. Stover, B. Dayharsh, L. Brillhart, Coach Weaver. Kneeling: E. Cavazos, S. Bengston, R. Tompkins, L. Dorman, B. Tice, D. Spitler. Hart 47 Ludington 66 Hart 56 Shelby 55 Hart 58 Scottville 57 Hart 59 Custer 55 Hart 40 Montague 44 Hart 63 Scottville 55 Hart 48 Orchard View 34 Hart 54 Montague 47 Hart 58 North Muskegon 47 Hart 68 Orchard View 51 Hart 39 Whitehall 59 Hart 49 W. Mich. Christian 51 Hart 51 Gr. R. Rogers 45 Hart 77 Reed City 65 Hart 79 Reed City 68 Hart 51 Shelby 35 TOURNAMENT First game Hart 76 Freemont 43 Second game Hart 44 Whitehall 56 74 Seniors Dorman Stover Reid Tice Dayharsh Brillhart Kerr Bengston junior Varsity Standing:R. Stovall, R. Rickard, T. May, R. Pearson, B. Woodley, Coach Heglund. Front: E. Clark, R. Lindgren, R. Taylor, L. Dayharsh, O, Cavazos. Cheering Section 1963 REVIEW HART HIGH SENIORS Advertisers Our Local Merchants do Hart stores much for us, so let's can supply PATRONIZE Our Home Town Stores your needs. BUY LOCALLY Money spent in Hart The Staff wishes to aids all aspects in the express its appreciation development of our city. to each one of our Loyal Advertisers. Boost Had Dr. Ogdon Amstutz Bert's Furniture Birchie's Bay Service Bright's Soda Bar —Records and Books Dr. R. K. Butcher, DVM Dr. D. M. Carlson Claey's Service Drs. Davis and Vrbanac Farm Bureau Services, Inc. Fletcher Plumbing Gale's I G A Gale's Insurance Gambles Gateway Motel Gillett Roofing Co. Hanmer Drugs Hansen's Clothing Store Hanson-Osborne Real Estate Hart Auto Co. Hart Body Shop Hart Builder's Supplies Hart Food Center Hart Greenhouses Hart Journal Hart Lumber Hart Petroleum Heggs Hodges Pontiac-Buick Hodges Super-Service Howe's Mobil Dr. E. Jonassen Ken's Discount Center Klotz Texaco Krantz Service Garage LaVern Greiner Garage Lambrix Beauty Shop Lamplight Larson Son Feed Seed Store Larry's Grill Lorenz News Shop 79 Lloyd's Barber Shop Marvin's Pharmacy Mears Food Center Mears Service Station Gerald M. Meehan Mildred's Beauty Shop Mozart Chevrolet Mull Hardware Norm's Oceana Abstract Title Co. Oceana Electric Cooperation Perry Packing Powers Dr. A. J. Ratzlotf Rodger's Jewelry Murray Rossiter Agency Sanitary Dairy Sayles' Hardware Schaner Mills Schaner Oil Co. Schlee Brothers Schramm Bakery Sheriff Warren Stanton Verne Skinner Clothing Store Spitler Plumbing and Heating State Farm Insurance Agency Herbert Bengston Stokely - VanCamp, Inc. Tate-Weaver Funeral Home Taylor's Hardware Thompson Insurance Agency (formerly Joslin) Urick's Dry Cleaning Vroom's Cold Storage Walker's Shoe Store Wiedman Heating and Electric Ht!UJS5l3eia s,aPI!M Wilson Highway Dr. W. A. Wood Wyckhoff Barber Shop pi|gi V3 VC% “V -• v' ' � . v. .� y - «— ' 4