Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1979 volume:

■Y-. : • ■r aKH - i, ' ; tft . ■ 1979 HARTIAN Hart High School Hart, Michigan V 5 We are all individuals, and yet part of the crowd. Table Of Contents Homecoming 8 Dedication 12 Seniors 4 14 Faculty 34 Organizations S 48 Sports 66 Underclassmen 92 Ads 116 3 Every individual has a place to fill in the world ... 5 . and is important in some respect, whether he chooses to be so or not. 7 Homecoming Highlights Homecoming is one of the most anticipated events of the school year. This year it was truly a success with school spirit everywhere. The entire week was set aside for Homecoming preparations starting with posting up events of the week like: red and white day, 50's day, backwards day, outerspace day, and clash day. Also the classes were busy competing with each other to build the best float. After a week filled with hard work, it was announced that the Junior float took first place. Freshmen — second place; Seniors — third place; Sophomores — last place. During half-time it was announced that Lynn Greiner and escort Tim Lound, had been choosen 1978 King and Queen. Hart High had another exciting homecoming week. The only disappointment was the 26 to 12 defeat at the hands of the Ravenna Bulldogs. Backwards day — Beth Heglund Students Show Spirit During Homecoming Outerspace day — Jody Gebhart and Erika Evers Gossip of the 50's with Annette Hammerle Kim Fuller. Queen Candidates .. n QUEEN CANDIDATES — Front Row: Lizbeth Neefs, Lynne VanDenHeuvel, Darcy Weaver, Pam Grey Second Row: Sonya Alvesteffer, Julie Wilde, Lynn Greiner, Patti Settler, Mirja Ronn .Q 1978-1979 HARTIAN Dedicated To — Mr. Mikkelson The 1978-1979 HARTIAN is being dedicated to Mr. Bob Mikkeison for his years of service at Hart High Schooi. He has served as counselor for the last eight years, and has also coached football. Mr. Mikkelson has been a friend as well as counselor to many students. He has always had time for a problem, big or small, personal or academic. He is always there when students need someone to talk to. It is through his concern and guidance that many problems have been solved over the years. Mr. Mikkelson, we want to show our appreciation by dedicating this year's HARTIAN to you. Thank you for your dedication and service to the students of Hart High. Announcing The Class Of 1979 Senior Class Officers: President, Mike Herrygers; Vice-President, Jill Seyfred; Secretary, Brenda Malburg; and Treasurer, Sonya Alvesteffer. Class Highlights As we say so long to Hart High, we journey back to our past. Homecoming was always a big event in October. Janet Wilson was our representative our Freshmen year. The following year Lynn Greiner was chosen. Norma Munoz represented our class Junior year. Then, here we are as Seniors. Queen for 1978 Homecoming was Lynn Greiner. Her escort was Tim Lound. Other candidates were Julie Wilde, Listh Neefs, Lynn VanDenHeuvel, Patti Settler, Pam Gray, Snya Alvesteffer, and Darcy Weaver. The Prom and Junior-Senior Banquet were a success! With all the undone work and last minute decisions, it always paid off in the finish. Remember the Freshmen boys winning at Big Rapids? Or trying to get your dues in on time or pay interest? Or how about the late hours spent working on your term paper? As the Class of '79 walks down the aisle for the last time, they will be wearing burgundy and silver gowns, and carrying a red rose with white baby's breath. Their class song is Long and Winding Roads by the Beatles. The class motto is: Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Sonya Alvesteffer Mike Aerts Darrel Adams Douglas Barker Robin Beatte Mark Bailey LaVonda Brown Traci Bullock Mike Bursley Charles Carter Dan Chapel Alice Coleson Tony Collins Laurie Coolman Robin Coon Kelly Dean Susan Dennison Treena Dodds 20 Tim England Erika Evers Gary Foster Karen Foster Pam Frees Dan Gates 21 Janie Gatica Jody Gebhart Kathy Rinker seems to have more hot air than Gwen Jacobs. Steve Gleason Amy Glover Glenn Graham Pam Gray Allen Greiner 22 Tom Hanna Sally Herrera Jerry Herrygers Mike Herrygers Eugene Kokx Mark Kokx Scott Holcomb Roger Kokx Joni, Lynn, and Treena ponder about graduation announcements. Sharon Lathers Gwen Jacobs 24 Marla Llttlebrant Allen Lombard Tim Lound Brenda Malburg Martha Malburg Debbie Mast Jay Mead 25 Kathy Merten Dan Merten Jerry Merten Todd Metzler Cal Moul Pam Morley Margret Mudget it Norma Munoz Max Munson Martha Malburg says, Don't blame me, my arm Is caught. Eugene Salazar Deb Schaner Johanna Schaner 28 Judy Schaner Todd Schaner Ron Schultz Patti Settler Jill Seyfred Gary Slagle Alex Slocum 29 Sue Strong Colleen Sullivan Denise Cheri Swihart Patti Taylor Ruth Szymkowski Mary Ellen Tate Rebecca Tibbitts Dan Trevino Jeannine Trommater Tim Tubbs Joni VanDenHeuvel Tim VanAgtmael Lisa VanDerZanden Brenda Walsworth Darcy Weaver Alan Wheeler Julie Wilde Bill Wittkamp Janet Wood Not Pictured Jeff Ask ins Lisa Brink Manuel Chapa Steve Conteras Mike Failing AI Fast Phyllis Gonser Royce Jefferies Joe Kokx Charlie Lopez Dan Lopez Steve Miller Stanley Parsons Brinda Rasmussen Mike Robbins Mirja Ronn Dino Salazar Gail Salazar Patrick Shay Brian Snider Gary Thrailkill Ken TrailkHI Matt Tufts Richard VanDenHeuvel Tony Verschueren Frances Villareal Merton Walters Rick Woodbury 33 School Board Members are: Mrs. Carol McVicker, Mr.John Riley, Mr. Stan Riley, Mrs. Bev Wood, Mr. Walt Wheeler, Mr. Al Seyfred, and Mr. Larry VanSickle. Administration Board, And Secretaries Mrs. Linda Del I is, Mrs. Bev Stafford, and Mrs. Donna Beadle gather around the boss Mrs. Bill McIntosh, Superintendent. Mr. Richard Huntington, Principal, gives instructions to Mrs. Millie Graham. Help H.H.S. Run Smoothly 37 Mrs. Millie Graham and Ms. Ruthann Hackett keep the office running smoothly. Alternative Education ... New Program Is Successful And Industrial Arts A — Mr. Tim Karppinen looks up from his work? B — Mr. Dave Wilson enjoys the quiet. C — Mr. Ted Bailey: It all depends; is that pica or elite? D — Ms. Cheryl Ann Zysk smiles! 38 A B Prepare Us For The Future c A — Mr. James Newkirk wonders at the sanity of it all. B — Mr. Edwin Johnson: Don't you remember that from biology? C — Mr. James Cunningham: Heritages due today. D — Mr. Jack Heglund attemps to behead Larry Dyksterhouse. 40 Through English We Learn Expression A — Mrs. Joan Ramseyer: Where are those pictures?! B — Mrs. Phyllis Flynn assigns grammar. C — Mr. Phil Kenyon: How does this thing work? D — Mrs. Barbara Burmeister: There will be dress rehearsal every night this week. A — Mr. Richard Welling: Be creative! B — Mr John Shepich pauses on the way to class. C — Mr. James Quinn explains a problem to Ed Graber. D — Miss Nancy Elenbaas enjoys teaching Health Ed and French. Art, P.E., Drafting, and Health Ed Add Variety To The Day Teachers Work Hard A — Mr. Clarence Metzler in action. B — Ms. Patricia Smith: Aren't those uniforms in yet? C — Mrs. Alice Cunningham: Do I smell burnt cookies? D — Mrs. Sharon Holmes seems happy. A — Mr. Robert Mikkelson takes it easy. B — Mrs. Sue Bowling: Just make an appointment. C — Mr. Jim Cobb: I'm sure it was here. D — Mr. Tom Brott: You want what? COOKS: Mrs. Sue Wiedman, Mrs. LaVerle Nixon, Mrs. Mildred Fishel, Mrs. Connie Dillingham,‘Mrs. Joan Lindsey, Mrs. Lorraine Campbell, and Mrs. Ruth Tubbs. Cooks, Nurse, Custodians, Bus Drivers SCHOOL NURSE: Mrs. Amy Christman. CUSTODIAN SUPERVISOR: Mr. Loren Foster BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Stewart Hardy, Mr. Dick West, Mrs. Gladys Jareo, Mrs. Valerie Johnson, Mr. Frances Ziegler, Mr. Jim Carlson, and Mr. Jerry Schaner. This picture represents only a few of our bus drivers. Important People Behind The Scenes CUSTODIANS: Mr. Alan Peeraer and Mr. Lyle CUSTODIANS: Mr. Earl Beachum, Mr. McDonald. Les Cutter, and Mr. John Nelson. 47 ORGANIZATIONS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: 1st row — Lori Neuman, Kathy Bowman, Nancy Gleason, Norma Munoz, Todd May, Deb Mast. 2nd row — Mr. Cunningham, Ruth Syzmkowski, Janice Gale, Beth Heglund, Jane Wilson, Martha Malburg. 3rd row — Robin Coon, Jeanine Trommater, Kathy Rosse, Deb Schaner, Mary Ellen Tate, Amy Glover. 4th row — Tina Brimmer, Jill Seyfred, Patti Taylor, Tim England, Patti Settler, Mike Herrygers, Peter Greiner, Alan Wheeler. National Honor Society Gets Involved Mirja Ronn, Deb Mast, Amy Glover, Robin Coon, Tim England, Patti Taylor, Patti Settler, Quint Thocher, Stinky, Martha Malburg. 50 STUDENT COUNCIL: 1st row — Lori Neuman, Deb Mast, Jane Wilson. 2nd row — Mrs. Peterson, Angie Forner, Nancy Curtis, Max Tibbits, Quint Thocher, Patti Taylor. Student Council Sponsors Many Activities STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was very active this year. In the Fall they had a Jack-O-Lantern contest and at Christmas time they held a door-decorating contest. They also sponsored assemblies for the student body. These included a few musicals, a ventriloquist, and some actors. 1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society went trick or treating and donated $150 each to the Oceana Hospital and the Medical Care Facility. They sang Christmas Carols and gave Christmas cards to the patients at the Medical Care Facility. They sponsored a Spelldown and had an Installation Banquet for the new members. They too had a busy year. i 51 COUREUR DE BOIS, 1st row: Roger Kokx, Debbie Schaner, Darcy Weaver, Patti Settler, Vickie Purdy, Kathy Rinker, Traci Bullock, Sally Herrera, Tim England, 2nd row: Tammy Ginther, Janice Gale, Colleen Sullivan, Jill Seyfred, Kathy Rosse, Mary Ellen Tate, Alice Coleson, Jody Gebhart, Mr. Newkirk. 3rd row: Kathy Glover, Sherry Gebhart, Peggy Avery, Renee McClellan, Holly Stover, Karyn Greiner, Tina Brimmer, Lori Tate, Shelly Scouten, Tim VanAgtmael, Dave Wilson. Michigan History Clubs Have Busy Year JUNIOR MICHIGAN HISTORY CLUB, 1st row: Kitti Quinn, Mitzi Metzler, Laurie Schaner, Joy Harden, Eva Villanuea, Lonna Lukonic, 2nd row: Mary Martinez, Irene Anthonissen, Kathy Simon, Shelly Eitniear, Pam Fillips, Randy Flood, Paul Osborn, Angie Forner, Laurie Lynch, Deanna Weaver, Carol Kraklan, Scott Heistand, Dwight Stafford. 3rd row: Lynne Kronlein, Kasey Jernudd, Lisa Johnson, Lisa Evers, Gina Herrygers, Bob Birkmen, Dwight Avery. 52 MICHIGAN HISTORY CLUBS The Michigan History Clubs raise money for their trips in the spring by selling birthday calendars, candles, and holding a car wash. Extra money was spent this year on a flag pole and the Michigan flag, which was put in front of the school. The Junior Club either goes to Mackinac Island or Greenfeild Village on their trip. The Senior Club (Coureur de Bois) goes on a camping trip in the Upper Peninsula for five days. Office Aides Help Out In Office Left to Right: Trina Merten, Brenda Malburg, Sonya Alvesteffer, Patti Taylor, Aleshia Bonstell, Gwen Jacobs, Mrs. Graham BUSINESS OFFICE EDUCATION CLUB, Its row: Pam Gray, Darcy Weaver, Kathy Glover, Martha Malburg, Linda Bray, Lori Tate 2nd row: Amy Hodges, Jeannine Trommater, Denise Slocum, Brenda Malburg, Kathy Rinker, Lynn Greiner, Jill Seyferd, 3rd row: MissZysk — advisor, Patti Taylor, Sue Strong, Debbie Schaner, Judy Schaner, Aleshia Bonstell BOEC Prepares Members For Careers Business Randy VanDerPutte and Lisa Howe buy bake goods from Debbie Schaner. BOEC The BOEC club is alive at Hart High. The officers for the 1978-79 school year are: President — Aleshia Bonstell, Vice President — Martha Malburg, Secretary — Debbie Schaner, and Treasurer — Jeannine Trommater. The girls compete at business skills at 3 different levels. First they go to regionals at Grand Rapids, and then advance to state competition at Southfield (near Detriot) If any of them qualify they go to Cleveland, Ohio for national competition. The club raised money throughout the year by sponsoring dances, having bazaars, bake sales after school, and selling t-shirts. 54 Journalism And Yearbook Work As A Team JOURNALISM The Journalism class tried a few new ideas this year. Instead of printing their own Hart Beat , they submitted articles in the HART JOURNAL. The class divided up and half of the group worked for the Journal. As times change so do traditional things. In the past, the yearbook came in the following fall, of the past school year. This year they met their deadlines and the books arrived in spring. Advisor for this year's yearbook was Mrs. Ramseyer. Janet Wood and Marla Littiebrant working together on the yearbook. JOURNALISM, 1st row: Mrs. Ramseyer — advisor, Lisa Howe, Vickie Purdy, Peggy Avery, Jessica Hempfling, Norma Vasquez, Velma Vasquez 2nd row: Geoff Stevens, Kathy Rinker, Kasey Jernudd, Mary Ellen Tate, Stephanie Feasel, Ruth Ann Traxler, Martha Malburg, Sharon Staples 3rd row: Chris Fenton, Lisa VanDerZanden, Robin Coon, Laura Davis, Paul Osborn, Ron Schultz, Misty Fay Dramatics A — 1st Row: Ron Schultz, Mark Forner, Tom Kronlein, Rick Hodges, Todd Schaner, Paul Osborn, Todd May, Bill Walker, Max Tibbitts, Peter Griener. 2nd Row: Quint Thocher, Rick Bray, Kristi Beadle, Kathy Glover, Mitzi Metzler, Beth Riley, Lisa Howe, Nancy Gleason, Kathy Shay. 3rd Row: Lisa Beachum, Peggy Avery, Jessica Hempfling, Stephanie Feasel, Patty Bromley, Karen Greiner, Kitty Daly, Amy Hodges, Eva Villanueva,. 4th Row: Mary Martinez, Deb Mast, Amy Glover, Robin Coon, Patty Taylor, Sue Strong, April Watkins. B-T . Schaner, D. Mast, Q. Thocher, A. Glover, R. Coon, _■ R. Schultz, P. Bromley, M. Forner. Thespians B “Our Town lsA Main Production A — Amy Glover and Patty Bromley have a heart-to-heart talk as mother daughter in Our Town . B — Quint Thocher reprimands his choir. C — Ron Schultz performs the wedding ceremony. C 57 BURMEISTER'S BEAUTIES — Front Row: Janet Wood, Pam Morley, Kathy Rinker. Back Row: Liz Neefs, Marla Littiebrant, Julie Wilde, Robin Coon, Patty Settler. A Constant Flow Of Energy + Rhythm + s r(f LES NOUVELLES — Front Row: Monica Bray, Kris Hansen, Stacy Greiner. Back Row: Renee McClellan, Mirja Ronn, Amy Hodges. Missing from picture is Joany Spencer. Enthusiasm = The Dance Groups THE DANCE GROUPS For the past three years Hart has had the treat of nine beautiful dancers, the Burmeister's Beauties. These girls choreograph dance numbers to popular hit songs. They create their own costumes and are well known for the blacklight dance numbers. This year is the last year for Burmeister's Beauties, for the group consists of all senior girls. The group has five original dancers of the nine who first organized. Alongside the Beauties is another up and coming group, Les Nouvelles. They also do dances and entertain the public. The groups have performed at banquets, conventions, at the Hi-Jinks, and for the past two years at their own dance concert. Les Nouvelles boogie, oogie, oogie! 59 Bands Add Musical Enjoyment To Hart High Senior Band 1st Row: Erika Evers, Mary Ellen Tate, Patti Settler, Julie Wilde, Mary Merten, Darcy Weaver, Linda Towne, Sally Herrera, Deanna Weaver, Shelly Eitniear, Becky Stevens, Kathy Glover, 2nd Row: Kathy Whalen, Karen Wiedman, Mitzi Metzler, Angie Forner, Shelly Deal, Beth Riley, Kathy Rinker, Kerry Hallack, 3rd Row: Jessica Hempfling, Pam Griffes, Carol Kraklan, Rhonda Chapal, Monica Wittkamp, Janet Walker, Nancy Gleason, Ann Weigand, Staci Greiner, Kathy Bowman, Mike Aerts, Jody Gebhart, 4th Row: Vickie Herrygers, Diana Leisberg, Karen Bengsston, Diana Dodds, Lori Tate, Janet Barker, Lori Neumann, Gayla May, Rick Aerts, 5th Row: Nancy Strong, Tina Staples, Lorie McLouth, Lori Gastfield, April Watkins, Joanie Spencer, Amy Hodges, Jane Wilson, Kathy Rosse, Mr. Metzler, Kriste Hansen, 6th Row: Tom Hanna, Glenn Graham, Jennifer Hall, Jeff Spencer, Laura Davis, Mark Bailey, Paul Kuipers, Gina Herrygers, Colleen Sullivan, 7th Row: Beth Frederickson, Todd Metzler, Lisa Johnson, Sheila Standfuss, Trina Dodds, Pam Morley, Johanna Schaner, Steve Herrygers, Dennis Miller, Stephanie Feasel, 8th Row: Bill Walker, Rick Hodges, Mark Forner, Tim Meitner, Max Tibbitts, Todd May, Quinton Thocher, Mary Aerts, Mike Leisberg, 9th Row: Amy Post, John Anderson, Randy Flood, Armando Rosalez, Andy Snider, Joe Villanueva, Rob Beattie, Jeff Askins, Mark Kish, Kristi Beadle. Band performs at football game. Junior Band 1st Row: Mr. Metzler, Joy Harden, Laura Schaner, Carol Strong, Brenda Wells, Marsha Jorri, Michelle Gamble, Lisa Delis, Vonnie Eisenlohr, Michelle Reed, Carla Morley, Barbara Bailor, Janet Merten, Mindy Ackley, 2nd Row: Aaron Huntington, Tammy Perry, Marcia Greiner, Donis Whitney, Patty Day, Veronica Owens, Millie Pangburn, Judy Irons, Scott VanderZanden, Doug Stafford, Karen Kuipers, Karen Adams, Tracy Howe, 3rd Row: Kenny Glover, Steve Volpp, Lisa Evers, Eva Villanueva, Craig Lipsky, Lester Hillier, Brian Perry, Greg Herremans, Steve Chapman, Stephanie Price, Jon Flowers, 4th Row: Julie Lound, Margie Hammerle, Jane Bowman, Ann Farmer, Kathy Simon, Traci Robbins, Cheryl Schram, Mary Thocher, Danny Giese, Mike Fuller, Donny Lound. Pep Band 61 Majorettes Show Their Ability At Twirling Center: Linda Towne L. to R., Darcy Weaver, Deanna Weaver, and Sally Herrera. L. to R., Veronica Owens, Tammy Perry, Lisa Evers, and Cheryl Schram Flag girls perform. L. to R., Kristi Beadle, Jessica Hempfling, Stephanie Feasel, Erica Evers, Jody Gebhart, Amy Post, Beth Fredricsen, Nancy Strong, Kris Hansen, Kathy Glover. Flag Girls Add Color To Senior Band MAJORETTES AND FLAG GIRLS The majorettes are more important than you may think. They are the head of parades and games, telling the band when to start, stop and when to play. All the girls contribute making up the routines. Ten girls make up the Hart Flag Core in the Senior Band. The girls march in all the parades and all home football games, making up routines to the music the band plays. 63 SKI CLUB: 1st Row — Stacey Greiner, Sonya Alvesteffer, Beth Essenberg, Lynn Greiner, Linda Towne, Penny Smith, Lisa VanderZanden, Shelly Scouten, Lori Tate. 2nd Row — Joy Harden, Joanie Spencer, Kerry Hallack, Tammy Perry, Beth Frederiksen, Lori Snyder, Beth Heglund, Martha Malburg, Darcy Weaver, Patti Settler, Kathy Rosse, Karen Wiedman, Lori Brown. 3rd Row — Lisa Evers, Donis Whitney, Deanna Weaver, Lois Alvesteffer, Pam Kokx, Lisa Beggs, Becky Stevens, Kitti Quinn, Mitzi Metzler, Chris Price, Nancy Gleason, Kitty Daly, Chris Fenton, Mary Ellen Tate, Colleen Sullivan, Ruth Szymkowski, Traci Bullack, Janet Barker. 4th Row — Laura Davis, Kathy Glover, MaryLou Alvesteffer, Julie Lound, Donna Malburg, Renee Curtis, Garth Volpp, Danny Verbanic, John Shrauger, Liz Neefs, Julie Wilde, Todd Schaner, Deb Mast, Judy Schaner. 5th Row — Lauri Lynch, Mary Merten, Traci Russel, Patty Day, Beth Riley, Stephanie Feasel, Hollie Stover, Quint Thocher, Brenda Malburg, Kathy Rinker, Rodney Riniger. 6th Row — Mr. Heglund, Calvin Moul, Mike Bowen, Jeff Spencer, Chris Greiner, Nancy Curtis, Jo Schaner, Trudi Russel, Kathy McVicker, Janis Gale, Karyn Greiner, Tom Kronlein, Jody Gebhart, Rob Beattie, Dave England, Geoff Stevens. Ski Club — Thrills Spills Skiers are anxious as they all pile onto the bus. SKI CLUB The skiing at Crystal Mt. was exciting this year as the members of the Hart High Ski Club took advantage of the slopes. On Mondays and Thursdays many students squeezed onto a bus and headed for Crystal. The long ride didn't seem to bother them when visions of the beautiful ski slopes danced In their heads. VARSITY CLUB: 1st Row — Lori Neuman, Lisa Raskey, Nancy Gleason,Alex Slocum, Kathy Bowman, Kathy Rinker, Karen Snyder. 2nd Row — Karen Greiner, Gwen Jacobs, Lori Herremans, Paul Richter, Amy Hodges, Julie Wilde, Terri Duksterhouse, Eugene Salazar. 3rd Row — Tina Brimmer, Robin Coon, Steve Miller, Laura Davis, Dave DuMonte, Tim Tubbs, Mike Herrygers. 4th Row — Dan Gates, Paul Oomen, Ron Schultz, Amy Glover, Kerry Hallack, Dan Loncore, Bill Walker, Rick Hodges, Mark Forner. Varsity Club Wrestling Boosters Have Spirit WRESTLING BOOSTERS: 1st Row — Beth Essenberg, Linda Towne, Kristy Gates, Julie Curtis, Cindy VandenHeuval, 2nd Row — Nora Munoz, Diane Liesburg, Julie Lound, Nancy Curtis. VARSITY FOOTBALL — Front Row: Mike Bursley, John Shrauger, Randy Vanderputte, Rick Hodges, Todd May, Ted Johns, John Anderson, Manager Steve Veurink; 2nd Row: Quint Thocher, Tim Tubbs, Mike Burton, Dan Gates, Ralph Martinez, Max Gamble, John Veurink, Dan Schaner, and Bill Walker; 3rd Row: Assistant Coach Jack Heglund, Tim VanAgtmael, Glenn Graham, Dennis Flood, Tom Kronlein, Paul Oomen, Matt Tufts and Head Coach Bob Mikkefson. Pirates Start Strong With 3 Wins But . . . VARSITY FOOTBALL SEASON Although the football team had a strong start, they had a rough season. Their first three games were victories. Of the next six games, they lost three of them by only one point. The Shelby game was quite a disappointment to everyone, but the Ravenna game proved tobe more upsetting because it was our Homecoming. The rest of the games were lost by very close margins. Mr. Mikkelson and Mr. Heglund did a fine job in coaching the team this year. 66 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Hart Opponent 31 White Cloud 21 14 Montague 0 7 Oakridge 0 0 Shelby 20 12 Ravenna 26 6 Manistee Catholic 7 20 Scottville 21 13 North Muskegon 14 26 Whitehall 33 Pirates try a drive against Ravenna at Homecoming game. Lose Three Others By One Point Pirates Walk The Plank This Season JVFOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Hart 0 White Cloud Opponent 26 0 Montague 14 6 Oakridge 6 0 Shelby 0 6 Ravenna 6 7 Mona Shores 41 0 North Muskegon 42 6 Ludington 28 JV FOOTBALL SEASON The JV year was better than the record shows. Even though they won no games, they tied three all In a row. The team, along with coaches Mr. Shepich and Mr. Bailey, put in alot of time and effort for the ten weeks of practice. JV FOOALL — Front Row: Ken Anderson, Brad Bechtel, Charlie Schaner, Bob VanAgtmael, Mike Mullen, Jim Flowers, Randy Foster, Mike Blackmer, Eddie Burton, Denny VanBergen, Bill Kelly; 2nd Row: Victor Salazar, Brian Tate, Bob Phillips, Ken Ooman, Paul Cutter, Mark Dean, Charlie Carter, Jim Gale, Ray Trevino, Mike Shrauger; 3rd Row: Coach John Shepich, Scott Culler, Mike Bonstell, Paul Osborn, Paul Kuipers, Chris Butler, Steve Herrygers, Bob Wahl, Scott Greiner, Mark Verschueren, Dale Brink, David Jensen, Assistant Coach Ted Bailey, and Allen Day. VARSITY GOLF — Coach Phil Kenyon, Manager Greg Herremans, Chris Greiner, Steve Miller, Ron Schultz, Mike Littiebrant, Carl Klotz, Gary Failing, Phil Miller, Lee Longendyke, and Manager Craig Lipski. Absent from picture was Tom Beachum. Golfers Perform Better Than Last Year GOLF SCOREBOARD Hart 178 Montague Opponents 165 177 West Mi. Christain 174 185 Shelby 163 184 Manistee Catholic 198 188 Newaygo 188 178 Manistee Catholic 182 189 Montague 164 176 Shelby 176 175 Newaygo 164 w w , 71 Golf team shows spirit at Homecoming assembly. CROSS COUNTRY — Front Row: Kathy Bowman, Tony Verschueren, Mike Herrygers and Jeff Spencer; Back Row: Coach Gary Anderson, Dave Dumonte, Kerry Hallack, Alex Slocum, and Steve Merten. Absent from picture are Dale Curzan, Nick Wadel, and Danny Vrbanac. CROSS COUNTRY SEASON The Cross Country Team had a fantastic year. On October 24th they became WestMichigan conference champs. This was the first varsity sport in 5 years that Hart has won. The team's over-all record was 7-2 and 4-0 in the conference. Chosen all conference were: Dave Dumonte, Mark Bailey, Tony Verschueren, Alex Slocum, and Steve Merten. The team had their share of ups and downs also, like the time they ran at 9:30 a.m. in 42° weather, or Kathy's stress fracture. But on the bright side, Dave Dumonte set a new course record and Dave also won every conference dual meet throughout the year. 72 Cress Country Team Finishes 11th In State CROSS COUNTRY SCOREBOARD Hart Opponent 24 Whitehall 31 15 Newaygo 50 30 Ludington 28 24 Scottville 31 23 Oakridge 32 18 Montague 45 22 Shelby 39 30 Fremont 25 21 Spring Lake 34 West Mich. Conf. meet — 1st Regionals 2nd State meet 11th Jeff Spencer running at Ferris State Invitational VARSITY BASKETBALL — 1st row: Laura Davis, Lori Herremans, Tina Brimmer, Karyn Greiner, Terri Dyksterhouse. 2nd row: Coach Wilson, Trina Merten, Karen Snyder, Kathy Glover, Debbie Verschueren, Lori Neumann, Jane Wilson. Karen throws the ball to Lisa. 74 VARSITY BASKETBALL SEASON The girls basketball season ended with a 7-12 record. The leading scorer and rebounder for the female Pirates was Lori Herremans averaging 11.6 points per game and 9 rebounds. Second highest was Terri Dyksterhouse with 8.1 points per game and 8 rebounds. All the girls worked hard this season and put forth their best effort. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORE-BOARD Hart Opponents 33 Whitehall 21 45 Pent water 37 35 Walkerville 43 33 N. Muskegon 58 33 Ravenna 15 37 Ludington 50 50 Montague 59 40 Pentwater 49 26 Shelby 27 42 Walkerville 47 55 Oakridge 39 40 Scottville 38 13 N. Muskegon 51 46 Ravenna 30 40 Montague 57 36 Shelby 40 54 Oakridge 45 36 Scottville 47 35 Shelby 40 Varsity Girls Have Karen Snyder muscles her way out of a tough situation. Average Season Lori tries her luck at the freethrow line. JV BASKETBALL — 1st Row: Vickie Herrygers, Lisa Johnson, Angie Forner, Mary Thocher, Karen Bengtsson, 2nd Row: Coach Stembol, Tammy Perry, Gayla May, Kasey Jernudd, Lori Gastfield J.V. Season Ends With Record Of 7-8 76 J.V. BASKETBALL Hart SCOREBOARD Opponents 27 Pentwater 25 25 Walkerville 39 30 N. Muskegon 17 41 Ravenna 25 28 Ludington 48 33 Montague 26 29 Pentwater 31 30 Walkerville 37 27 Oakridge 22 28 Scottville 32 21 N. Muskegon 22 32 Ravenna . 27 30 Montague 50 30 Oakridge 23 20 Scottville 34 J.V. BASKETBALL SEASON This year's J.V. Basketball team ended their season with a record of 7-8. They started strong with a first game win over Pentwater, but couldn't handle the class B schools. The future looks good for the next J.V. teams in the years to come because of competition in the younger grades. This Year's Seniors Win Powder Puff For First Time SENIORS — 1st Row: Lisa VanderZanden, Patti Bromley, Marla Littiebrant, Vickie Purdy, Janet Wood, Penny Smith, Lynne VandenHeuval, 2nd Row: Sonya Alvesteffer, Sue Strong, Joni VandenHeuval, Deb Mast, Amy Glover, Denis Slocum, Lynn Greiner, Martha Malburg, Jo Schaner, 3rd Row: Coach Tim Tubbs SOPHOMORES — 1st Row: Carol Strong, Pam Fillips, Chrys Price, Monica Wittcamp, Shelby Wood, Jennifer Hall, Becky Gilmore, Ann Wiegand, 2nd Row: Randy Flood, Tina Staples, Deanna Weaver, Marcie Crawford, Laurie Snyder, Lynne Kronlein, Stacie Greiner, Beth Frederickson, Dodie LeBlanc, Mike Burton, Jeep Osborn. Laurie Snyder tries to run free of Janet Wood. Cheerleaders Display Enthusiasm And VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Left to Right: Beth Heglund, Robin Coon, Julie Wilde, Kathy Rinker, Deb Mast, Nancy Gleason, and Advisor Miss Elenbaas. CHEERLEADERS Each year the Hart High School football and basketball teams are lead on to victory by a group of cheerleaders. Like all other athletes, the cheerleaders practice hard. Learning cheers, planning assemblies, and making posters are all a part of this popular sport. The cheerleaders are especially commended this year for their fine effort at promoting Pirate spirit. Varsity Cheerleaders cheer the Pirates on at the Hart-Shelby game. Hard Work Throughout Year JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Left to Right: Mary Aerts, Monica Wittkamp, Janet Walker, Lynne Kronlein, Lisa Beggs. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders perform at the Shelby game. 79 VARSITY BASKETBALL — 1st Row: Coach Dave Wilson, Steve Contreras, Todd May, Tim Tubbs, Rick Hodges, Bill Walker. 2nd Row: Mark Forner, Ron Schultz, Max Gamble, Paul Richter, Alex Slocum, Dave DuMonte. Varsity Place 3rd In Conference. VARSITY BASKETBALL SEASON The Varsity Basketball season this year was quite exciting for the spectators. To the players, it may have been frustrating. The boys worked hard though, and placed 3rd in the conference. This year did prove to be victorious when Hart beat Shelby, 75-62, the first tme in seven years. Coach Wilson feels the season could have been better if the team had had more breaks. Too many close games with no breaks caused their record to be 7-5 in the conference. The Pirates were defeated in their first game of tournament action by North Muskegon. 80 Al Slocum is ready raring. VARSITY BASKETBALL Hart SCOREBOARD Opponent 61 White Cloud 57 51 Fremont 53 62 Montague 57 69 Scottville 72 67 White Cloud 58 58 IM. Muskegon 73 75 Shelby 62 79 Manistee Cath. 60 52 Montague 55 78 Ravenna 59 72 Hesperia 58 i 81 Scottville 82 70 N. Muskegon 61 67 Pentwater 49 75 Shelby 80 87 Oakridge 74 71 Ravenna 68 49 Whitehall 70 75 Manistee Cath. 73 82 Oakridge 69 Mark Forner tries his luck at the line. 81 JV BASKETBALL — 1st Row: Richard Jensen, Larry Hein, Dwight Stafford, Paul Osborn, Mike Blackmer, Randy Flood. 2nd Row: Mike Liesberg, Brian Waslusky, Paul Kuipers, Paul Engemann, Joel Moul, Scott Culler, Wayne Jordan. JV's Show Improvement This Year JV BASKETBALL Hart SCOREBOARD Opponent 30 White Cloud 29 45 Fremont 73 35 Montague 47 67 Scottvilfe 62 57 White Cloud 51 46 N. Muskegon 79 51 Shelby 58 75 Manistee Cath. 60 57 Montague 66 59 Ravenna 67 63 Hesperia 34 84 Scottville 52 55 l l. Muskegon 69 61 Pentwater 53 76 Shelby 54 63 Oakridge 55 85 Oakridge 65 48 Ravenna 62 63 Whitehall 68 72 Manistee Cath. 58 Coach Foster gives the guys a pep talk. 82 A ? FRESHMAN BASKETBALL — 1st Row: John Linke, Jim Gale, Paul Cutter, Craig Eisenlohr, John Kinster, Dave Jensen, Coach John Shepich. 2nd Row: Gary Failing, John Lange, Brian Tate, Mike Bowen, Tom Beachum, Bob Wahl, Larry Dyksterhouse. Freshmen Struggle For 4-8 Record FRESHMEN SCOREBOARD Hart Opponent 40 Fremont 58 20 Montague 59 32 Ludington 31 29 N. Muskegon 72 59 Shelby 39 61 Pentwater 60 34 Ludington 56 51 Ravenna 64 46 N. Muskegon 79 57 Montague 60 54 Shelby 50 42 Pentwater 46 Jim Gale jumps against Shelby opponent. 83 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL — First Row: Jane Wilson Gwen Jacobs, Lynne VanDenHeuvel, Shelly Deal, Lori Lukonlc. Second Row: Coach Pat Smith, Terri Dyksterhouse, Angie Forner, Tina Brimmer, Amy Glover, Sally Herrera. Terri Dyksterhouse gets ready to spike while Shelly Deal and Amy Glover are there to back her up. Amy Glover spikes a surprise over the net! fjjji ijj try IT' 84 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SEASON A powerful squad of girls made the Varsity Volleyball season a success with an overall record of 15-2. The team won the conference championship with a 12-0 record. All of the girls were outstanding with bumps, sets, and spikes. The team brought home the District Title by defeating Newaygo, Mason County Central, and Shelby. At the time the HARTIAN went to press, the team was advancing to the Regionals in Claire. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD Hart Opponent Win Pentwater Win White Cloud Win Scottville Win Shelby Loss Walkerville Win Montague Win Oakridge Win North Muskegon Win Scottville Loss Walkerville Win Shelby Win Montague Win North Muskegon Varsity Volleyball — Conference Champs! Varsity calls time out around coach Pat Smith. 85 J.V. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL — 1st row: Trish Grady, Mary Campbell, Jodie Lewis, Nancy Strong, 2nd row: Coach Kristi Stembol, Angie Mangold, Gina Herrygers, Nancy Smith, Gayla May, Mary Thocher 3rd row: Diane Liesburg, Lisa Johnson, Vickie Herrygers, Carol Strong, Tina Staples J.V.'s Have Fair Season Carol Strong jumps for joy after another success. J.V. VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD Hart Opponent Win Scottville Loss White Cloud Loss Shelby Loss alkerville Loss Oakridge Loss Montague Win North Muskegon Win Scottville Loss Shelby Loss Walkerville Win Hesperia Win Montague Win Ravenna Loss Ravenna Loss Oakridge Win North Muskegon Hart Grapplers Have Winning Season WRESTLING SEASON This year the Pirate wrestiers enjoyed their finest season in a iong time by finishing with a 12-2 record. The wrestling season had a couple of highlights, one being when Hart defeated highly ranked Shelby, and another was when Hart made it to a number five ranking in the Associated Press Class C State Wrestling Poll. Dan Gates is declared the winner. 87 VARSITY AND JV WRESTLERS — 1st row: Mark Neidow, Ed Burton, Jim Flowers, Mark Dean, Mike Herrygers, Chris Greiner, Jim Morley, Charlie Schaner. 2nd row: Tom Norris, Dave Hansen, Jessie Chapa, Bob VanAgtmael, Eugene Salazar, Scott Holcomb, Steve Herrygers. 3rd row: Victor Salazar, Jon Verink, Raphael Martinez, Dan Gates, Ted Jones, Dale Brink, John Anderson. 4th row: JV Coach Dave Fonnsbeck, Jerry Herrygers, V Coach Mark Bosse, Manager Tim VanAgtmael. Left: Steve Herrygers squirms to get away from his opponent. VARSITY WRESTLING SCOREBOARD Hart Opponent 46 Reed City 15 52 Montague 18 29 Zeeland 29 27 Grand Rapids West Catholic 34 66 Manistee Catholic 12 60 Hesperia 9 30 Whitehall 19 33 Ludington 25 60 North Muskegon 18 42 Shelby 21 32 Ludington 29 47 Ravenna 17 20 Scottville 39 Dan Gates overthrows his opponent. JV WRESTLING SCOREBOARD Hart Opponent 11 Reed City 9 12 Montague 0 0 Manistee Catholic 3 8 Whitehall 14 15 Hesperia 3 9 Ludington 10 30 Shelby 33 17 Ludington 12 7 Ravenna 10 9 Mason County Central 18 25 Laketon 21 12 Reeths Puffer 0 23 Laketon 25 89 SPRING SPORTS SCHEDULE PfFitwateXl ■ontague N ■helby M.U. Re! Ferris Inv. Big Rapids � Blg Rapids A Mar 24 Ferris Inv. Walkervffle -. April m ount Pleasant North Muske Whitehall M Oakridg Middiev ARSITY BASEBALL Whitehall N. Muskego Fremont Pentwater Ravenna Ravenn 8 Ludington 0 Montague J.V. BASEBALL April 6 Whitehall H 10 Fremont H 12 Ravenna A 16 Montague H 19 Mason C.C. H 7 Ravenna H 8 Ludington H 10 Montague A 14 Mason C.C. A 23 Ludington A or . GIRL'S SOFTBALL April May 11 Pentwater 12 Ravenna 16 Montague 19 Mason C.C. 23 Shelby 0 Oakrldge 7 Ravenna 8 Ludington 0 Montague 14 Mason C.C. 17 Shelby 21 Pentwater 23 Ludington 24 Oakrldge Class Of '80 With only one year left in their high school life, the juniors of this school look not only to the future, but also to the unforgettable past. They see themselves as freshmen, young and scared, then as a sophomore, one who knows everything. Finally they come to their junior year, that busy time filled with plans for the greatest float again, the winning powderpuff team, and the highlight of the year, the Prom. And so as their junior year draws to a close, they look with eagerness and some apprehension to the coming school year, their final one at H.H.S. They'll begin their senior year knowing that theirs has been a class that, even though not always getting top honors, has always maintained a high standard of school spirit. The officers are as follows: bottom, Janice Gale, President; middle left, Kathy Bowman, Vice-President; middle right, Renee McClellan, Secretary; top, Tina Brimmer, Treasurer. Aerts, Rick Amstutz, Kevin Avery, Peggy Baker, Mike Ball, Joel Barker, Janet Basel, Mike Beachum, Lisa Bowen, Nan Bowman, Kathy Bray, Linda Brimmer, Tina Brown, Lori Daly, Kitty Deal, Shelly Dodds, Diana Donnelly, Mary Donohue, Mike 94 DuMonte, Dave Engel ter, Patti England, Dave Essenberg, Beth Evans, Bill Fay, Misty Fenton, Chris Flood, Tim Ford, John Forner, Mark Frost, Matt Gale, Janice Gamble, Max Gastfield, Tammy Gatica, Fran Gebhart, Sherry Giese, Robert Ginther, Tammy Future Mechanics??? John Shrauger and Dave England. 95 Gleason, Nancy Glover, Kathy Greiner, Mark Greiner, Peter Griffes, Pam Hammerle, Annette Hansen, Kriste Heglund, Beth Herrygers, AI Hodges, Amy Hodges, Greg Hodges, Rick Howe, Lisa Irons, Kim Jensen, Roy Jorissen, Lori Kinstnor, Tonjia Kish, Mark A new way to hang yourself by Dennis Flood % 9 Big Bad Tim Flood, Get off the table! Kronlein, Tom Liesberg, Ben Loncar, Dan Lossman, Kathryn LuKonic, Lori Martinez, Maria May, Todd McClellan, Renee Merten, Steve Merten, Trina Miller, Dennis Miller, Jeff Monroe, Jeanette Morley, Dave Neumann, Lori Nolan, Sandy Peters, Eric Peterson, Lisa 97 Lisa Beachum, What are you doing? Crazy people, doing crazy things. Nan Bowen and Pam Smith. Phillips, Gary Pider, Kathy Sue Purdy, Robert Raskey, Lisa Reed, Jeff Richter, Paul Riggs, Jay Rininger, Rod Rodriguez, Deb Schaner, Dan Shultz, Chris Scofield, Scott Scouten, Shelly Shellhouse, Robert Shrauger, John Simmons, Karen Simon, Jay Smith, Pam Smith, Steve Standfuss, Sheila Linda Towne with her recipe under lock key. 98 Staples, Sharon Stevens, Becky Stevens, Geoff Tate, Lori Thocher, Quintin Tibbitts, Max Towne, Linda Traxler, Bryan Tubbs, Kris Turner, Eric Vasquez, Norma Vasquez, Velma Verschueren, Debbie Verschueren, Regina Villanueva, Manuel Volpp, Garth Walker, Bill Walsworth, Donna Not Pictured Carter, David Chapa, Joe Cutter, Annette Donahue, Mark Flood, Dennis Fuller, Kim Fuller, Sid Goodrich, Debbie Greiner, Karyn Herremans, Lorie Lewis, Michele Martinez, Rafael Oomen, Paul Riley, Jim Stover, Hollie Trevino, Louisa Tufts, Martin VanDerZanden, Ed VanDerZanden, Jerry Wadel, Nick Walters, Bruce Follstad, Ron Walsworth, Mark Wheeler, Dave Wiedman, Karen Williams, Susan Wilson, David Wilson, Jane 99 Sharon Staples, do you understand what you're trying to explain? Class Of '81 One's sophomore year is an inbetween time, but this year's class made it something special. They worked hard on their float but were disappointed when they heard the results. The class of 1981 took a few more responsibilities as the word upperclassmen became a reality. They can look forward to their final years at Hart, striving for even higher goals and rewards. As they look back over their sophomore year, they can see many things that they can be proud of. The sophomore class officers are Beth Riley, President; Lynne Kronlein, Secretary; Ken Kokx, Vice-President; and Randy Flood Treasurer. Alvesteffer, Lois Anderson, John Beadle, Kristi Beggs, Lisa Bengtsson, Karen Birkman, Bob Blackmer, Michael Bovid, Jeff Bray, Rick Brink, Dale Bullock, Jim Burlsey, Becky Burton, Mike Butler, Chris Campbell, Mary Carnes, Ken Carr, Jody Crawford, Marcie 102 Chapa, Jessie Crosby, Chris Culler, Scott Curtis, Nancy Dean, Mark Denton, Rhonda Donnelly, Tammy Drum, Rhonda Eitniear, Shelly Engemann, Paul teasel, Stephanie Fillips, Pam Flood, Randy Flowers, Jim Former, Angela Frederiksen, Beth Frost, Brion Gastfield, Lori Gatica, Dolores Gebhart, Brian Gilmore Becky Graber, Ed Gracia Annie Grady Trish Greiner Staci Haight, Ronald Hall Jennifer HarjeS Martin Ham, Lawrence Heistand, Scott Hempfling Jessica HerrygerS Gina HerrygerS Steven Jensen, Richard Jernudd, Kasey Johnson, Lisa Jones, Ted Jordon, Wayne Kasper, Dave Kokx, Pam 104 Kronlein, Lynne Kuipers, Paul Langler, Lori LeBlanc, Dodle Liesberg, Mike Lynch Laurie Meitner, Tim Merten, Mary Metzler, Mitzi Miller, Greg Helen Camargo, Mary Campbell and other sophomores. Miller, Phil Moul, Joel Munoz, Nora Oomen, Ralph Osborn, Jeep Perez, Frank Perez, Joe Pierce, Russell Powell, Mark Pressley, Albert Pressley, Brian Price, Chrys Purdy, Regina Quinn, Kitti Riley, Beth Robbins, Dale Robbins, Tammy Robinson, Eric Rosalez, Armando Rudnick, Laura Russell, Traci Salazar, Victor Simon, Lee Ann Simon, Tina Slocum, Joanie Slocum, Tom Smith, Nancy Snider, Andy 106 Lois, Pam, and Nancy during spirit week. Who is it? Snyder, Laurie Stafford, Chris Stafford, Dwight Straley, Tom Strong, Nancy Taylor, Leah Traxler, Ruth Ann Trevino, Olivia Trevino, Ray Van Agtmael, Bob Vasquez, Angel Villanueva, Joe Walker, Janet Walters, Judy Waslusky, Brian Weaver, Deanna Wiegand, Ann Wittcamp, Monica Wood, Shelby Woodbury, Robert Not Pictured Adams, Brad Avery, Dwight Ball, Joel Bonstell, Mike Camargo, Helen Carter, Ted Dennison, Jan Foster, Randy Hanks, Wesley Hanson, Dave Herrygers, James Johnson, Tammy Kiggins, Scott Kokx, Ken Lamb, Kim Longo, Kim Morgan, Debbie Ray, Larry Robbins, Kevin Smith, Cindy Staples, Tina Strait, Peter Thrailkill, Dan Wilson, Jeff Class Of '82 Despite the freshmen's first week of confusion, they were soon off to a good start when they took second place in the Homecoming Float competition. As the year went on, they found that high school is a good place to make new friends, cultivate new interests, and find themselves. Now at the close of their first year in high school, they look ahead with enthusiasm to their sophomore year. The class officers are (top to bottom) Jon Veurink, President; Gary Failing, Treasruer; Jim Gale, Vice-President; and Donis Witney, Secretary. Aerts, Mary Alvesteffer, Mary Lou Anthonissen, Irene Ball, Janis Barnes, Kim Beachum, Tom Bectel, Brad Blackburn, Kevin Bohrmann, John Bonstell, Hugh Bowen, Mike Bray, Monica Burch, Teresa Burton, Eddie Carter, Charlie Chapel, Rhonda Cooper, Kurt Curtis, Cindy no Curtis, Julie Curtis, Renee Cutter, Paul Daughtry, Randy Day, Allen Day, Patty Delgado, Juan Dilling, Dale Dodds, Dan Dodds, Ed Dowling, Randy Dykersterhouse, Larry Freshmen start their run to the future. Elsenlohr, Craig Eisenlohr, Jill England, Cindy Evers, Lisa Failing, Gary Fast, Frank Fillips, Robert Fishel, Lois Fitz, Barry Fitzpatrick, Doreen Franco, Eduardo Fuller, Christine 111 Gale, Jim Gates, Kris Glover, Ken Graber, Debbie Griener, Annette Griener, Chris Griener, Marica Griener, Scott Haight, Debbie Hammerle, Margie Herrygers, Vickie Jensen, David Jobes, Todd Keigley, Paul Kelley, Bill Kinstner, John Kish, Richard Klotz, Karl Kokx, Lewis Kraklan, Carol Lange, John Lewis, Jodi Liesberg, Diane Linke, John Its Mork and Mindy, Angie Mangold and Randy Daughtry, Tom Beachum behind. 112 Littiebrant, Mike Lopez, Anna Maria Lound, Julie Lukonic, Lonna Lynn, Todd Malburg, Donna Mangold, Angela Mangold, Tim May, Gayla McLouth, Lorie McVicker, Kathy Merrill, Bill Merten, Patty Merten, Tim Miller, Pat Monroe, Dawn Monroe, Scott Morley, Jim Niedow, Mark Nobles, Steve Norris, Thomas Oomen, Ken Orr, Kim Pastor, Tom 113 Pearson, Vern Pego, Alan Perry, Tammy Pider, Sharon Brenda Wells being studious. Purdy, Russell Rittenhouse, Mark Russell, Lisa Santos, Manuel Schaner, Charlie Schaner, Duane Schaner, Laurie Schram, Cheryl Scofield, Jeff Shay, Kathleen Shrauger, Mike Sibley, Jane Simon, Kathy Smith, Sheri Smith, Sonnie Snider, Abby Snider, Jack Spencer, Joany 114 Standfuss, Kevin Strong, Carol Tate, Brian Thocher, Mary Van Bergen, Denny VandenHeuvel, Cindy VanderZanden, Rick VanWormer, Joy Verschueren, Mark Veurink, Jon Villanueva, Eva Viterna, Roberta Vrbanac, Danny Wahl, Robert Walters, Mark Watkins, April Webster, Pam Wells, Brenda Not Pictured Adams, Don Adams, Scott Anderson, Ken Harden, Joy Hill, Sheila Longendyke, Leo Martinez, Gabriel Norris, Denise Kiggins, Monte McKenzie, Alma Reid, Jeff Robbins, Pamela Vasquez, Fabian Vorase, Connie Whalen, Kathy Whitney, Donis Wiegand, Roger Wilder, Martin Wittkamp, Scott 115 1978 Belle-Sommers Foods Inc B's Deli 800 Union St. Hart, Michigan Pentwater Stoney Lake Silver Lake Phone 873-2175 Burcon's Home Furnishings Phone 861-2222 New Era, Michigan Cal-Van's Sales Service US 31 South Hart, Mich Phone 873-4287 Honda Parts, Accessories Expert Service After the Sale New Used Trade-ins Welcome • !•� . .v� : Farm Bureau Services Inc. 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Urick Anthony A. Monton 133 The Way We Were — The Things We Did Looking over the past year, we have seen many changes. Different thoughts, feelings, and people made 1978-1979 unique and memorable. This year's HARTIAN captured the diverse moods and took on some changes of its own. This year we decided to try something new, a spring book. Due to the decision of creating a spring book, we had to omit some activities. In making our decision, we took into consideration that if the HARTIAN was back in time for graduation, the seniors could have their classmates sign their books before they go off to college or wherever their future takes them. The HARTIAN staff consisted of Lisa VanderZanden, Misty Fay, Velma Vasquez, Janet Wood, Marla Littiebrant, Norma Vasquez, Martha Malburg, and Ruthann Traxler. Photographers were Paul Osborn, Geoff Stevens, Mr. Cunningham, Mr. Andersen, and Mark Kish. a ■ 1979 HARTIAN SUPPLEMENT GIRLS TRACK TEAM First row, Lori Tate, Nancy Curtis, Joany Spencer, Linda Bray, Tammy Perry and Shelly Scouten; 2nd row, Angie Forner, Mary Thocher, Amy Hodges, Gina Herrygers, Kathy Bowman, Monica Bray, Lynne Kronlein and Coach Margaret Byl. BOYS TRACK TEAM First row, Tom Kronlein, Paul Kuipers, Steve Herrygers, Tony Verschueren, Jeff Spencer, Dave DuMonte, Mike Herrygers, Jim Gale and Mark Forner; 2nd row, Jon Veurink, Robert Woodbury, Francis Bray, Kerry Hallack, Rick Hodges, Ray Trevino, Brian Tate and Rick Bray; 3rd row. Coach Gary Anderson, Ken Kokx, John Anderson, Jeff Reid, Steve Merten, Dale Dilling and Dan Vrbanac. JV BASEBALL First row, Randy Flood, Mike Burton, Gary Failing, Bob Fillips, Dwight Stafford, Brian Waslusky, Richard Jensen and Coach Steve Rossiter; 2nd row, Paul Osborn, Victor Salazar, Chris Butler, Paul Engemann, Joel Moul and manager Larry Hein. GIRLS SOFTBALL mmm First row, Monica Wittkamp, Mary Aerts, Lonna Lukonic, Gayla May, Nora Munoz, Lori Lukonic, Nancy Gleason, Debbie Graber and Beth Fredericksen; 2nd row, Coach Paul Kolb, Diane Liesburg, Amy Glover, Lori Herremans, Vickie Herrygers, Laura Davis, Lisa Johnson! Tina Brimmer and Asst. Coach Phil Kenyon. Kneeling left to right ore Bob Birkman, Ken Oomen, Dan Schaner and Mark Neidow; standing left to right are Ken Glover, Steve Nobles, Jeff Wilson, Dennis Stafford, Matt Tufts and Mike Robbins. Seated is Lorie Herremans; standing are Dennis Stafford, Manuel Villaneuva, Mark Powell and Mike Blackmer. Industrial Arts Award Winners v y Standing left to right are Ray Trevino, Max Jeff Spencer Munson, Gary Phillips and Rick Woodbury. VARSITY BASEBALL First row, Mike Bursley, Mike Blackmer, Randy Vanderputte, Tim Tubbs, Mark Dean and Mike Baker; 2nd row, Mike Failing, Mike Aerts, Steve Miller, Tim Lound, Alex Slocum and Coach Herb Foster. TOP SENIORS Sitting are Jo Schaner, Ruth Szymkowski, Deb Mast, Robin Coon, Janet Wood and Amy Glover; standing are Doug Barker, Alan Wheeler, Patti Taylor, Terri Dyksterhouse and Laura Davis. FORENSICS The forensics team from left to right are: Mark Forner, Kathy Shay, Kitty Daly, Pat Bromley, Amy Glover, Nancy Gleason, Robin Coon, Stephanie Feasel, Max Tibbitts and Beth Riley. ONE-ACT PLAYS Kathy Glover feeds Sue Strong 1979 PROM — 'DREAMS' I a - • V w- v H V • •“ • • s •• • • - • . 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