Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1982 volume:

1982 HARTIAIM Hart High School Hart, Michigan Table Of Contents Opening 2 Seniors 18 Faculty 42 Underclassmen 52 Sports 72 Activities 94 Advertisements 116 Closing 134 Changes The lockers and benches are alright, but the attendance policy is what's bad. — Kevin Stafford Great! Every bit of improvement helps. — Natalie Mason I'm glad they’re trying to make the school look better. — Lisa Gracia Extreme excitement! — Steve Price I feel that it makes the school look much more organized. — Donis Whitney I don’t like blue lockers. For one reason, they're blue. They should’ve painted them red for that’s our school color. The benches were a good idea I think. They help out a lot. — Russell Mason I think it’s nice to have these changes. It’s better than having the same thing over and over. — Trade Howe Above: Kevin Foster, Kathy Schaner and Lori Taylor watch Don Zwade as he struts his stuff by the new benches. Middle: One new blue change is the lockers. Bottom: Doreen Fitzpatrick and Mary Lou Alvesteffer show off what always changes — leaves. 4 Below: One change that occurs every year is a new freshmen class. Bottom left: Ms. Paris, our new librarian, changes the library. Bottom right: New signs point the way. Friends Top: The varsity football team should be friends by the time the season is over! Middle: Cathy Gray and Jill Eisenlohr show that they can eat and study at the same time! Right: Tracy Forner finds Shelley Kelley's joke hilarious! A friend is someone who listens even when they don't want to.” — Larry Dyksterhouse A friend is someone you can tell your deepest secrets to and know they won’t be repeated.” — Debbie Dennison A friend is someone that you can rely on and trust — someone that will help you through your bad moments.” — Robert Smith A friend is a person you can confide in, goof off with and someone who likes you for who and what you are.” — Lis Johnson A friend is someone you can trust at all times.” — Doreen Fitzpatrick A friend is a person who you should be able to trust and depend on when you need help.” — Kim Loncar A friend is someone you can trust with your inner most thoughts.” — Mike Mull Left: It's gossip time for the guys! Middle: Lis Johnson and Stacey Pickard are very well prepared for lunch. Bottom: Mindy Ackley, Kris Smith, Michelle Verschueren, Michele Gamble and Veronica Owens feel much more secure with their stuffed animals. Top Left: Winning float — good job seniors! Above left: Tom McLouth and Paul Merten showing off their macho abilities . Above right: Steve Fillips and Ruts Mason monkeying around! Below: The Cross Country team start out on their way to success with Gary Brimmer, John Brimmer, Paul Lange, and Juan Chapa leading the pack. Above: Donna Malburg and Mary Lou Alvesteffer — say what?! Below: Shelley Blohm says, What am I doing with this flag! Activities Activities we participate in Lunch! — Scott Wittkamp Floats because it’s a fun time getting together with the students. — Mary Aerts Michigan History Club, Spirit Club, Drama Club and Wrestling Boosters because I like to meet new people. — Karen Fowler Pep Band because we've got the best in the state and I enjoy playing the drums. Also I participate in Michigan History because I have pride in Michigan. — Kenny Glover I’m a member of Les Nouvelle because I like to ’Boogie’!” — Julie Curtis Wrestling Boosters because it’s fun cheering for Hart. — Sharon McVicker Above: Jon Veurink shows what a hard practice can do. Below: Donis Whitney is showing us how to togga! 16 A Personal Look At A Dedicated Teacher — Mrs. Flynn Dedication is not just another vocabulary word to Mrs. Phyllis Flynn. It's been a way of life for the past twenty years as she has diligently corrected the grammar errors of two generations of Hart High School students and inspired their appreciation for literature. A graduate of Central Michigan University, Mrs. Flynn did substitute teaching at Hart while raising her son, John. She started as a regular teacher at Hart in 1960 and has found the job an enjoyable experience.” After school hours might find Mrs. Flynn working in her garden, painting a seascape, baking bread, or traveling with her husband, John. Hart High School students have indeed been lucky to reap the benefits of Mrs. Flynn’s dedicated instruction over the past twenty years. 17 Up Close And Personal — A Look At Top left: John Bohrmann, Kim Barnes, and April Watkins are having a whale of a time. Top middle: Sneaking out of Mrs. Ramsayer’s class again Ed Burton? Top right: Boy, this is really good!” says Brad Bectel. Bottom left: Mary Aerts and Allen Day are hurrying to get to the float done. Bottom middle: Someone lends Debbie Haight a hand. Bottom right: Where is my freshmen section? asks Donna Malburg How We Feel About Being . . Seniors ’Well I'm finally here, the end of a long constant journey. It started when I was 5. It’s a feeling of incredible satisfaction.” — Jack Snider ”lt feels so great that I can’t express my feelings.” — Debbie Haight ”1 feel like my life is going by too fast. I like the idea of college.” — Jodi Lewis Being a senior is sort of scary because this is it! It's nice to finally have the feeling of accomplishment though.” — Donna Malburg To be a senior is terrific. We’re finally top of the heap!” — Joy Harden It feels like a shower in the morning — rrrrefreshing! — Larry Dykster-house It feels great to be a senior. I thought it would never come.” — Laurie Schaner In The Fall We Returned To Familiar Sheryl Beard Faces And Changes Within The School John Bohrmann Carol Bowen Ed Burton Voluntary Term Papers Brought Smiles To Our Paul Cutter Rhonda Chapel Julie Curtis Renee Curtis Allen Day Paula Coulier Getting Into The Routine Of What Our Lisa Evers Bob Fillips Barry Fitz Lois Fishel Doreen Fitzpatrick Teachers Expected Of Us, Settled Us Down Jim Gale Ke-meth Glover Chris Greiner 25 By December, We Were Looking Forward To Our Scott Greiner Margie Hammerle 26 Vacation And The Starting Of A New Year Diane Liesberg 27 By January, We Considered Ourselves Lucky —— in ■■■iii.iii. ...—■— ■■ .............■■■ ii i . Julie Lound Angela Mangold Leo Longendyke Lonna Lukonic Donna Malburg Michael Littiebrant To Have Been In School Only Six Days Patty Merten Dances, Pep Assemblies And Weekends Broke Dawn Monroe Ken Oomen in Sharon Pider Up The Week And Added Pizzazz To Our Lives Rebecca Rossiter Charles Schaner Laurie Schaner 31 Ordering Caps, Gowns And Announcements 32 Michelle Slocum Made Us Realize That It Wouldn’t Be Long Carol Strong 33 When We Came Back From Spring Break, There — Jon Veurink Was Only A Quarter Of The Year Left Robert Wahl April Watkins Kathy Whalen Donis Whitney Mark Walters Brenda Wells Baccalaureate, Graduation; A New Beginning s Roger Wiegand Scott Wittkamp 6 Top: Seniors have the winning float. Middle: Senior Powderpuff team — First row: Michelle Slocum, Marcia Greiner, Rhonda Chapel, Joanie Spencer, Mary Lou Al-vesteffer, Julie Lound, Cindy VandenHeuvel, and Diane Liesberg. Second row: Brian Tate, Margie Hammerle, Jill Eisenlohr, Carol Bowen, Cheryl Schram, and Kim Barnes. Third row: Mike Shrauger, Jon Veurink, Doreen Fitzpatrick, and Donna Malburg. Bottom: Class Officers — Sitting: Secretary — Donna Malburg; Treasurer — Lorie McLouth. Standing: Vice president — John Bohr-mann; President — Jon Veurink. A Tribute To Paul Keigley Paul Keigley, shy, quiet, soft spoken, lost his life in a car accident December 5, 1981. Paul came from a family of nine children and had to accept a great deal of responsibility. He helped support his family by working at the Glass Chalet. Paul quit school last year, but then decided to finish his education and entered the Alternative Education class. Had he not passed away it is likely he would have finished school. Losing a classmate is always difficult and Paul will be missed by all who knew him. Senior Directory A DON ADAMS MIKE BOWEN ALLEN DAY Football 1; Basketball 1 2; Golf 2 3. Football 1 2 3 4; Basketball 1 234; Ski MARY AERTS Club 1; Baseball 2 3 4; Spirit Club 3; Varsity Club 3 4; Boys State 3; Hart Beat Staff 3 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4. Softball 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerlead- MONICA BRAY ing 1 2 3 4; Donkey Basketball 3; Na- Track 1 2 3 4; Dance Group 1 2 3 4; tional Honor Society 3 4; Spirit Club 3 Michigan History Club 1 2 3 4; Spirit 4; Ski Club 3 4; Varsity Club 1 2 3 4; Club 2 3 4; National Honor Society 4; PATTI DAY Flag Girl 2. Ski Club 4; Hart Beat Staff 4. Band 1 2 3 4; Flag Corps 2 3 4; Pep MARY LOU ALVESTEFFER ED BURTON Band 2 4; Powderpuff 3; Dramatics Club 2 3 4; Ski Club 2 3 4; Forensics 3 4; Wrestling Booster 4; Hart Beat Staff 4. Powderpuff 1 2 3 4; National Honor Wrestling 1 2; Football 1 2 3 4; Ski Society 4; Ski Club 12 3; Hartian Staff Club 12 3; Varsity Club 2 3 4; Coach 3 4. For Powderpuff 12 3 4; Hart Beat Staff 4. JUAN DELGADO c Golf 3; Wrestling 1. KEN ANDERSON Football 1 2 3 4; Wrestling 2 4. CHARLIE CARTER DALE DILLING Football 1 2. Cross Country 12 3; Track 1 2 3 4; Varsity Club 2 3. IRENE ANTHONISSEN B RHONDA CHAPEL Homecoming Representative 1; Pow- DAN DODDS derpuff 12 3 4; Band 1234; Pep Band Ski Club 2 4. 4; Homecoming Court 4. KIMBERLY BARNES Ski Club 2 3 4; Dance Group 3 4; Wrestling Booster 3 4; Powderpuff 4. PAULA COULIER ED DODDS Wrestling 12 4; Baseball 4. Band 1 2; Ski Club 2. SHERYL BEARD Thespians 2 3; Ski Club 2 3. BRAD BECTEL JULIE CURTIS Powderpuff 1; Wrestling Booster 12 3 4; Les Nouvelle 3 4; Track 1; Hart Beat RANDY DOWLING Football 1 2 3 4; Wrestling 3 4; Base- Staff 4. ball 2; Ski Club 12 3; Drama Club 4; LARRY DYKSTERHOUSE Hartian Staff 3 4. Basketball 1 2; Ski Club 3 4; National JAMES BENHAM RENEE CURTIS Wrestling Booster 2 3 4; Ski Club 1; Spirit Club 3. Honor Society 4; Hart Beat Staff 4. E JOHN BOHRMANN PAUL CUTTER CRAIG EISENLOHR Basketball 1 2 3 4; Ski Club 2 3 4; Track 2 4. Wresting 2 3 4; Football 4; Drama Club Football 1 2 3 4; Basketball 1 2 3 4; 4 Student Council 4; Class Vice-Presi- Dramatics Club 4; Varsity Club 3 4. dent 4: Baseball 3 4. D JILL EISENLOHR Powderpuff 1 2 3 4. HUGH BONSTELL RANDY DAUGHTRY CAROL BOWEN Wrestling 4. CINDY ENGLAND Powderpuff 1 2 3 4; Wrestling Booster 2. Powderpuff 3 4; Student Council 4. 38 Senior Directory LISA EVERS Cheerleading 2 3 4; Band 1 2 3 4; Michigan History Club 12 4; Majorette 1; Ski Club 12 3. F GARY FAILING Golf 1 2 3 4; Basketball 1 2; Baseball 1 2 3 4. BOB FILLIPS Football 1 2 3 4; Ski Club 2 34; Baseball 1 2 3 4. LOIS FISHEL Junior Michigan History Club 1 2; Spirit Club 3; Volleyball Statistician 1. BARRY FITZ Volleyball Manager 1. DOREEN FITZPATRICK Spirit Club 3; Wrestling Booster 2 3; Powderpuff 1 2 3 4; Ski Club 1. G JIM GALE Track 1 2 3 4; Basketball 1 2 34; Football 12 3; Spirit Club 3; Ski Club 1; National Honor Society 4; Varsity Club 2 3 4; Hart Beat Staff 4. KRIS GATES Wrestling Booster 12 3. KEN GLOVER Industrial Arts Club 1; Ski Club 12 3 4; Band 1 2 3 4; Pep Band 3 4; Michigan History Club 2 3 4; Football 2; Spirit Club 3 4; National Honor Society 3 4; Drama Club 4. CHRIS GREINER Golf 12 3; Wrestling 1 2 3 4; Drama Club 2. MARCIA GREINER Band 13 4; Powderpuff 2 3 4; Flag Corps 1 2; National Honor Society 3 4; Spirit Club 3 4; Drama Club 2 3. SCOTT GREINER Football 12 3; Ski Club 1 2 3 4. DEBBIE HAIGHT Michigan History Club 2 3 4; Drama Club 4; Spirit Club 4. MARGIE HAMMERLE Band 1 2 3 4; Powderpuff 1 2 34; Ski Club 2 4; National Honor Society 3 4; Student Council 4; Track 3. JOY HARDEN Band 1 2 3 4; Pep Band 3; National Honor Society 4; Forensics 2; Ski Club 1 2 3 4; Michigan History Club 1. VICKIE HERRYGERS Basketball 1 2 3 4; Powderpuff 123; Volleyball 1 2 3 4; Softball 123; Band 1 2 3 4; Spirit Club 3; Varsity Club 2 3 4. JONELL HUMMEL j DAVID JENSEN K PAUL KEIGLEY WILLIAM KELLEY Football 1 2 3 4; Ski Club 1 2 3 4; Drama Club 4; Baseball 2; Powderpuff Coach 3. KARL KLOTZ Golf 12 3; Student Council 3; Ski Club 2 3 4; National Honor Society 3 4; Forensics 2 3 4; Hartian Staff 4. L JOHN LANGE Basketball 1 2 3 4; Football 2; Michigan History Club 2 3 4; Spirit Club 3 4; Drama Club 3 4. JODI LEWIS Volleyball 1; Spirit Club 3. DIANE LEISBERG JOHN LINKE Basketball 1 2. MICHAEL LITTIEBRANT LEO LONGENDYKE Golf 1 2 3 4. ANNA MARIE LOPEZ Spanish Class Dance Group 4. JULIE LOUND LONNA LUKONIC Softball 12 3; Spirit Club 2; Varsity Club 3 4; Michigan History Club 1. ANNETTE GREINER Powderpuff 1 2; Wrestling Boosters 2 3 4; Michigan History Club 2 3 4. 39 Senior Directory M 0 DONNA MALBURG Powderpuff 1 2 3 4; Wrestling Booster 2 3; Ski Club 1; Spirit Club 3; Class Secretary 4; Hartian Staff 3 4; National Honor Society 3 4. ANGIE MANGOLD Wrestling Booster 1 2 3 4; Powderpuff 1 2 3 4; Volleyball 1 2 3 4; Spirit Club 3. KEN OOMEN Football 1; Ski Club 2 3 4. KIM ORR Michigan History Club 2 3. p THOMAS PASTOR TIM MANGOLD VERN PEARSON Ski Club 3. GAYLA MAY Basketball 1 2 3 4; Volleyball 1 2 3 4; Softball 1 2 3 4; Powderpuff 1; Band 1 2 3 4; National Honor Society 2 3 4; Spirit Club 3; Varsity Club 2 3 4; Hart Beat Staff 4. TAMMY PERRY Ski Club 1 2 3 4; Band 1 2 34; Basketball 1; Rifle Corps 2 3 4; Majorette 1; Student Council 3; Michigan History Club 4. LORIE MCLOUTH Band 1 2 3 4; Pep Band 2 34; Powderpuff 1; Student Council 4; Class Officer 3 4; Wrestling Booster 13 4; National Honor Society 4; Spirit Club 3; Dramatics Club 3 4; Forensics 3 4. KATHY MCVICKER Ski Club 1 3; Wrestling Booster 2 3 4; Spirit Club 3. BILL MERRILL Wrestling 13 4. PATTY MERTEN Wrestling Booster 1; Ski Club 2. TIM MERTEN DAWN MONROE JIM MORLEY Wrestling 1 2 3 4; Dramatics Club 2. SHARON PIDER RUSSELL PURDY Cross Country 12 4; Wrestling 3; Track 3. R KEN RAIDER LARRY RAY Wrestling 1. JEFF REID MARK RITTENHOUSE REBECCA ROSSITER Basketball 1 2; Volleyball 1 2; Softball 1 2 3 4; Band 1 2; Ski Club 1; Track 1. BRUCE ROUGHT Football 1 2; Wrestling 1 2; Ski Club 1 2. LISA RUSSELL s MANUEL SANTOS CHARLIE SCHANER DUANE SCHANER Ski Club 2 4. LAURIE SCHANER Senior Band 2 3 4; Pep Band 2 3 4; Spirit Club 3 4; Michigan History Club 1 2 3 4; Flag Girl 2 34; National Honor Society 3 4. CHERYL SCHRAM Basketball 1; Majorette 1; Michigan History Club 2 4; Rifle Corps 2 3 4;, Band 1 2 3 4; Pep Band 234; Powderpuff 3 4. JEFF SCOFIELD TODD SHOEMATE MIKE SHRAUGER Football 1 2 3 4; Basketball 1; Ski Club 3 4; Powderpuff Coach 4. JANE SIBLEY KATHLEEN SIMON MICHELLE SLOCUM Cheerleading 1 3; Powderpuff 2 3 4; Spirit Club 3 4; Track 1 2; Ski Club 1 2 3 4; Dramatics Club 12 4; Band 12 3 4; Volleyball 1; Basketball 1; Thespians 4. 40 Senior Directory SHERI SMITH Powderpuff 1 3; Michigan History Club 3. SONNIE SMITH JACK SNIDER Band 1; Dramatics Club 3 4; Hart Beat Staff 3 4. JOANN SPENCER Senior Band 1 2 3 4; Pep Band 12 34; Powderpuff 12 3 4; Student Council 1; Basketball 1 2 3 4; Track 1 2 3 4; National Honor Society 3 4; Spirit Club 2 3; Varsity Club 2 3 4; Ski Club 1 2; Les Nouvelle 2. GREG STAFFORD KEVIN STANDFUSS Basketball 1; Ski Club 1. CAROL STRONG Volleyball 1 2 3 4; Pep Band 2 3 4; Band 2 3 4; Michigan History Club 2 3 4; Powderpuff 1; Spirit Club 2; Rifle Corps 2 3 4. T BRIAN TATE Football 1 2; Basketball 1 2; Track 1; Powderpuff Coach 1 2 3 4; Varsity Club 2; Dramatics Club 4. MARY THOCHER Basketball 1; Volleyball Manager 1; Track 1; Band 13 4; Pep Band 4; Spirit Club 3. v DENNY VANBERGEN Football 1 2 3 4. CINDY VANDENHEUVEL Powderpuff 1 2 3 4; Wrestling Booster 1 2 3 4. KURT VANDENHEUVEL MARK VERSCHUEREN Football 1; Ski Club 2 3 4; Wrestling 3 4; Hart Beat Staff 4. JON VEURINK Football 1 2 3 4; Wrestling 1 2 3 4; Track 1; Baseball 2 3 4; Class President 12 3 4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council President 4; Forensics 2 3 4; Dramatics Club 4; Powderpuff Coach 1 2 3 4; Boys State 3; Hart Beat Staff 1. EVA VILLANUEVA Band 1 2 3 4; Cheerleading 3 4; Powderpuff 1; Michigan History Club 12 3 4; Spirit Club 3 4; Student Council 1; Dramatics Club 1; National Honor Society 4; Varsity Club 3 4. ROBERTA VITERNA DAN VRBANIC w ROBERT WAHL Football 1 2; Basketball 1 2 3 4; Dramatics Club 3 4; Varsity Club 3 4. MARK WALTERS APRIL WATKINS Senior Band 1 2 3 4; Pep Band 1 234; Dramatics Club 2 3 4; Thespians 2 3 4; Ski Club 3 4; National Honor Society 3 4; Wrestling Boosters 1 2; Spirit Club 3 4; Powderpuff 1; Forensics 3 4. BRENDA WELLS Band 1 2 3 4; Flag Girl 3 4 KATHY WHALEN Ski Club 1 2 3 4; Band 1 2 3 4; Pep Band 2 3 4; Flag Girl 2 3 4; National Honor Society 3 4; Michigan History Club 2 4; Spirit Club 3 4. DONIS WHITNEY Class Officer 1; Ski Club 1 2 3 4; Band 1 2 3 4; Pep Band 2 34; Drum Major 4; Flag Corps 3; Dramatics Club 4; Michigan History Club 4; National Honor Society 4. ROGER WIEGAND SCOTT WITTKAMP Cross Country 2; Ski Club 3 4. 41 Up Close And Personal — A Look At Top left: Suzy Greiner, Doreen Broner, and Lisa Carlson are learning their typing skills. Top middle: Doreen Fitzpatrick says, Leave me alone. It's too early! Top right: Mike Riley observes Sharon McVicker and Suzie Scouten while they mix their ingredients. Bottom left: Mr. Quinn says, Here Mr. Hedinger, I’ll cure that headache. Middle: Steve Volpp shows his skills. Bottom right: Mr. Bailor says, I have another brilliant idea! How We Feel About Working At HHS This office is a great place to work. A person gets to meet many people as well as working with them. — Donna Beadle Never a dull moment. Love it. — Mildred Graham Teaching at HHS has been, and I'm sure will continue to be, a very rewarding vocation. — Jack Heg-lund I usually come to work in a good mood and I usually go home at the end of the day in a good mood. Therefore I enjoy what I'm doing. — John Shepich I enjoy my job at HHS. I like being around the kids and think we have a great bunch of students. — Ruth Ann Hackett Good. I enjoy the students and appreciate the support the community has given me and the band program. — Clarence Metzler Ted Bailey — Mr. Bailey teaches accounting and typing. He graduated from Northern Michigan University. He coaches JV football and 8th grade basketball. John Bailor — Mr. Bailor teaches drafting I, algebra I, general math, and consumers math. He graduated from Ferris State and Central Michigan University. A few of his hobbies are hunting, reading, and writing. Susan Bowling — Mrs. Bowling is a counselor for the middle school and the high school. She graduated from Michigan State University and University of Mississippi. She enjoys crosscountry skiing and tennis. Barbara Burmeister — Mrs. Burmeis-ter teaches speech and English 9. She graduated from Michigan State University. She is the advisor of the Dramatics Club, Les Nouvelle, and Thespians. Directing plays and coaching forensics are also among her activities. Ron Chapman — Mr. Chapman teaches metals and small engine repairs. He graduated from London University, Western Michigan University, and Michigan State University. He is one of the senior class advisors and enjoys sailing. Alice Cunningham — Mrs. Cunningham teaches foods, general homemaking, and clothing. She graduated from Central Michigan University. Sewing and working of different types of handicrafts are only a few of her hobbies. 44 Jim Cunningham — Mr. Cunningham teaches U.S. history and current events. He graduated from St. Ambrose in Davenport, Iowa. He is the advisor of the National Honor Society and is the PA announcer for the sport’s program. Nancy Elenbaas — Ms. Elenbaas teaches health, child care family relations, French I, and advanced French. She graduated from Central Michigan University. She coaches cheerleading and is a junior class advisor. Phyllis Flynn — Mrs. Flynn teaches English 9, English 10, and English 11. She graduated from Central Michigan University. Gardening, traveling, painting, and baking bread are her hobbies. Dennis Hedinger — Mr. Hedinger teaches woods I and advanced woods. He graduated from Indiana State University. He is a freshmen class advisor. Woodworking, camping, fishing, and traveling are his hobbies. Jack Heglund — Mr. Heglund teaches algebra II, geomertry, advanced math, physics. He graduated from Western Michigan University and University of Minnesota. He is the advisor of the Ski Club. He is the assistant varsity football coach. Sharon Holmes — Mrs. Holmes teaches special education. She graduated from Northern Michigan University and Wayne State University. She enjoys reading, walking in the woods, biking, and swimming. 45 Edwin Johnson — Mr. Johnson teaches current events, general science, and biology. He graduated from the University of Michigan. He is a sophomore class advisor and is the director of driver’s education. Clarence Metzler — Mr. Metzler teaches band. He graduated from Albion. He advises the pep band. Listening to music, dancing, and camping are his hobbies. Robert Mikkelson — Mr. Mikkelson is the HHS counselor. He graduated from Central Michigan University and Western Michigan University. Traveling, reading, landscaping, and boating are his hobbies. O'Neil Newkirk — Mr. Newkirk teaches sociology, Michigan history, and current events. He graduated from Central Michigan University. He is the Michigan History Club advisor and he also is the freshman class advisor. Jacqulyn Paris — Miss Paris is the new HHS librarian. She graduated from Central Michigan University. She enjoys snow skiing, bicycling, traveling, swimming and reading. Rod Powers — Mr. Powers teaches government and economics. He graduated from Central Michigan University. He is a Senior class advisor and enjoys resting when he is not teaching. 46 James Quinn — Mr. Quinn teaches building trades, drafting I, and advanced drafting. He graduated from Ferris State and is working on a masters at Central Michigan University. He enjoys golfing, sailing, and camping. Joan Ramseyer — Mrs. Ramseyer teaches English 11, College English, and journalism. She graduated from Michigan State University. She enjoys walking through the woods, traveling, sewing, and watching her children grow. Being the advisor of the yearbook, drives her crazy. Don Sebolt — Mr. Sebolt teaches Spanish and reading English. He graduated from Central Michigan University. He is an advisor of the Senior class. He enjoys fishing and hunting very much. John Shepich — Mr. Shepich teaches physical education and is the athletic director. He graduated from Western Michigan University. He coaches varsity football and enjoys playing golf and softball. Linda Shepich — Mrs. Shepich teaches shorthand I. She graduated from Western Michigan University. Teaching at HHS brings back fond memories of her hometown. She enjoys taking care of her children, cooking, sewing and summmer sports. Harvey Weaver — Mr. Weaver teaches biology, algebra I, physical science, and elementary algebra. He enjoys traveling and he helps with the Michigan History Club. He graduated from Western Michigan University. 47 48 Richard Welling — Mr. Welling teaches art I and advanced art. He graduated from Western Michigan University. He enjoys working outdoors, swimming, drawing, and painting. Dave Wilson — Mr. Wilson teaches alternative education. He graduated from Central Michigan University. He coaches girls' JV basketball. Fishing, hunting, and going to the beach are some of his many hobbies. Mildred Graham — Mrs. Graham is the principal's secretary. This is her 12th year of working at HHS. Some of her favorite hobbies are golfing, knitting, playing racquetball, reading, and dancing. Ruth Ann Hackett — Ms. Hackett is a secretary of HHS and has been working here for 5 years. Doing things with her daughters, country painting, and crosscountry skiing are some of her hobbies. Richard Huntington — Mr. Hunting-ton is the principal of HHS. He graduated from Jackson Community College and Michigan State University. He is the advisor of the Student Council and the Spirit Club. Bill McIntosh — Mr. McIntosh is the superintendent of HHS. He graduated from Alma College and Central Michigan University. He enjoys golf, reading, and working around his home. Beverly Stafford — Mrs. Stafford is the supperintendent's secretary. She has been working here for 6 years. In her spare time she enjoys cooking, sewing, knitting and reading. Donna Beadle — Mrs. Beadle is head bookkeeper at HHS. She has been working here for 10 years. Photography, bird watching, fishing, knitting, and traveling are her hobbies. Alta Drum — Mrs. Drum's position in the office is handling internal accounts. Her impressions of the office is that everyone is willing to help each other in keeping the work up to date. She enjoys working with her hands. Maria Luisa Lazo — Mrs. Lazo is the Bilingual secretary. She enjoys staying home with her family, knitting, and sewing. She has been working in the central office for 10 years. 49 The cooks are here early in the morning preparing to feed students. Our hard working cooks are left to right: Mrs. Fishel, Mrs. Wiedman, Mrs. Dil-ligham. Mrs. Swihart, Mrs. Lindsey, and Mrs. Nixon. What would we do without custodians? Ours help make HHS a nicer place to be. Lauren Foster is head custodian and Jim Carlson is a familiar face to all students. After the last bell rings, custodians are still at work. Alan Peerear and Gary Gebhart work the night shift. Lyle McDonald, Olga Herrera, and Frank Wieber are here during the day doing what needs to be done. 50 Laurie Schaner and Tammy Perry are learning Shorthand. The 1981-1982 project of the Home Building Trades class. Jr w Julie Curtis, Ed Burton, Jon Veurink and Mark Verscheuren are getting the Hart Beat ready for the press. 51 Up Close And Personal — A Look At How We Feel About Being . . . Top left: While Ann Kokx expresses her feelings, Steve Price and Amy Hackett are occupied by things. Top right: Hey Mike Stevens, how many more minutes until class is over? asks Tom McLouth. Bottom left: I hope we have our marching routine right, worries Jaine Bowman. Bottom middle: Toni Vers-cheuren, Kathy Schaner, Laurie Taylor, Tracy Greiner and Rhonda VanZoren think their class is number one. Bottom right: Don’t take my picture Karl! exclaims Karla Naas. Freshmen Sophomores Juniors I think it feels pretty good to be a freshman because if you make a mistake we can say it's not our fault — we’re just freshmen! — John Curtis Being a sophomore is fun. It's a time when you're not at the bottom and you don't have the responsibilities of the top.” — Laura Avery It feels funny being a junior. I'm finally realizing I don't have far to go. — Daleine Hopkins We get put down a lot, but it's still fun. — Charlene Bielski (freshman) I like being a sophomore — we aren’t at the bottom anymore! — Michael Hennrick It feels good to be a junior. It makes you feel like the king on the mountain to all sophomores and freshmen. —Todd Bullock Juniors Seek The Answers To Rhonda Kokx, Gabby Kerr and Pam Studer, show us how hard they can pretend to work. Hey, Brian Perry and Mike Foster what are you two so happy about?! Barbara Bailor Laurie Birkman Joel Bias Michelle Bonstell Debra Bowen Mindy Ackley Karen Adams Kenna Amstutz 54 The Future That Is Yet To Come Judee dreamer” LaPorte wonders when her prince will come and take her away. Kenneth Brown Robert Brown Michelle Cargill Michelle Carnes Brian Carrier 55 Dan Carter Juan Chapa Maria Chapa Steve Chapman Matt Crosby Craig Curtis John Derby Scott Dillingham Mike Dold Ane Famer Dawn Fitzpatrick Jim Foster Mike Foster Penny Frees Kara Fuehring Mike Fuller Michele Gamble Dan Giese Cathy Gray Leon Greiner Allen Hammerle John Hanks Greg Herremans Daleine Hopkins Tracie Howe Aaron Huntington Charles Jacobs Marsha Jorissen Todd Kardux Gabrielle Kerr 56 Rhonda Kokx Karyn Kuipers Paul Lange Judee LaPorte Craig Lipski Don Lound Scott Malburg Janet Merten Julie Merten Ron Merten Carla Morley Veronica Owens Millie Pangburn Robert Parmer Brian Perry Rhonda Phillips Robert Pippin Stephanie Price Tim Puffer Patsy Ramirez Michelle Reed Rhonda Rininger Robert Rittenhouse Tracy Robbins Javier Rosalez Brad Ruggles David Shellhouse Bill Simons Delores Slocum Robert Smith 57 Terry Spivey Sandy Sponhauer Doug Stafford Kevin Stafford Pam Studer Tresea Taylor Steven Tozer Dawneen Turner What did they stick in your Sprite, Shelley Reed? Above left: Class officers: Laurie Birk-man. Treasurer; Javier Rosalez, President; Chuck Van Bergen, Vice-president; Marsha Jorissen, Secretary. 58 Chuck VanBergen Mark VanDenHeuvel Karen VanDerZanden Scott VanderZanden Michelle Verschueren Above: Powderpuff team: Bottom row: Debra Bowen, Sandy Sponhauer, Rhonda Kokx, Jaine Bowman, and Delores Slocum. Middle row: Julie Merten, Laurie Birk-man, Gabby Kerr, Cathy Gray, Michelle Verschueren and Stephanie Price. Top row: Bob Pippin, Aaron Huntington, Vonnie Eisen-lohr, Dawneen Turner, Sandy Scouten, Kathy Brink, Tracy Robbins and Donny Lound. Left: Sandy Scouten, Cathy Gray and Julie Merten try and think what they’re supposed to do next. Not Pictured: Diane Beebe Tom Bosse Kathy Brink Todd Bullock Mary Cater Emmra Dixon Vonnie Eisenlohr Chris Eyestone Jon Flowers Gregory Gebhart Tami Gilbert Leon Griffes Lester Hillier Jack Kokx Sue Linke Joe Lomupo Billy Morgan Robert Mudget Russell Pierce Terry Purdy Shirley Rudnick Sandy Scouten Kristine Smith Hank Vandenheuvel 59 Sophomores Find Themselves Easily Left: Kendra Godfrey smiles behind Don Zwade as he shows us how many projects he’s learned, two! Good for you Don! Above: Kris Kokx and Tammy Mrowca take time out from float building to smile for the camera. Lynda Bahr Luis Bias Shelley Blohm John Brimmer Doreen Broner Michael Burns Lisa Carlson Sandy Carrier John Chandler Mike Cory Todd Adams Jane Aerts Jim Alvesteffer Laura Avery 60 Fitting Into The Routine Of Things Sophomore class meetings are sooo exciting! Brian Davis Marcie Day Joannie Dennert Jane Dennison Dawn Dixon Christine Eckholm Christine Eisenlohr Kevin Eitniear Judith Ferwerda Steve Fillips Brian Fitz Jeff Flanery Connie Fleet Fred Florshinger Ralph Ford Kevin Foster Karen Fowler Kim Gale Juan Garcia Brian Gates Debi Gilbert Karen Glover Kendra Godfrey Chris Graber Kim Gray Robert Gray Suzanne Greiner Timothy Greiner Amy Hackett Karla Hansen Todd Hansen Helen Hartlaub Mark Harden Wayne Hawkins Matt Hempfling Michael Hennrick Amy Herrygers Jeff Iteen Lis Johnson Matt Johnson Pauline Jones Ruth Juarez Karen Kacynski Rhonda Kempker Denise Kies 62 Charles King Ann Kokx Kris Kokx Pete Kronlein Janice LaPorte Susan Larson Lawrence Lipps Eddie Lopez Ralph Lopez Mark Malburg Russell Mason Tom McLouth Mirrion Melancon Ann Merten Paul Merten Rita Merten Tammy Mrowca Mike Mull Diane Olson Lisa Oomen Bernice Patton Natalie Peters Randy Peters Larry Phillips Stacey Pickard David Pierce Mike Plumley Steve Price Tim Prowant Stephanie Quijas 63 Mary Ramirez Eric Rayle Lisa Riggs Henry Rodriguez Joe Rosse Linda Santos Ron Schaner Carolyn Schram Eddie Sherman Cherie Sibley Above: Class Officers: Pete Kronlein, Vice-president; Amy Hackett, President,; Steve Price, Treasurer; Jane Aerts, Secretary. Above: Mark Malburg gives the camera his best side. 64 Becky Thompson Hope Thornton Paul Toliver Donna Trevino Kris VanDenHeuve! Jarrett Vega Steve Veurink Ryan Walsworth Amy Webster John Whalen Not Pictured: Emily Bigsby Joseph Chiesa Maria Garcia Debra Hanks Brenda Hill Jeff Kokx Julie Lomupo Fermin Martinez Angelia McCulley Gilbert Perez Greg Ramirez Bryan Ray Karmen Smith Chuck VanDenHeuvel Sophomore Powderpuff team: Top row: Steve Veurink, Steve Fillips, Lynda Bahr, Janice LaPorte, Chris Graber, Bernice Patton, Karen Kacynski, and Pete Kron-lein. Middle row: Amy Webster, Lisa Riggs, Ruth Juarez, Kim Gale, Lisa Oomen, Doreen Broner, Mirrion Melancon, Carolyn Schram and Marcie Day. Bottom row: Cherie Sibley, Kim Gray, Rhonda Kempker, Kris VanDenHeuvel, Kendra Godfrey, Stephanie Quijas, and Tammy Mrowca. 65 Freshmen Find High School A Place Above: John Curtis, Jon Sauser and Dale Bray wonder what the mystery meat for the day is. Above right: Freshmen fool around while working on their float. Mark Adkins Carri Alvesteffer Joyce Ball Petra Barten Michelle Bectel Martha Beebe Charlene Bielski Brian Bonine Dale Bray Becky Bromley Dawn Burch Carla Burton 66 Of New Classes, Friends And Beginnings Above left: Hey Steve Padilla, what’s the punch line!?’’ Above: Julie Wahl says, Hurry Lisa Gracia, I want to read that part too!” Virginia Camargo Lynn Chapman Kreg Cooper Deborah Cottrill John Curtis Bernard Davis Kim DeMarr Debbie Dennison Christy Derby Doug Dilling Mark Dold Rick Farmer 67 Michelle Feasel Jeff Ferris Ted Ferwerda Lynnette Fillips Laurel Flanery Tracy Forner Jeff Foster Sterling Gordon George Grabow Lisa Gracia Steve Gray Jim Greiner Sharon Greiner Tracy Greiner Brent Hansen Kenneth Hawke Doug Henry Albert Herrera Joel Herrygers Vera Homeniuk Steve Jernudd Paul Johnson Shelley Kelley Becky Kies Brenda Kies Amy Kinstner Paul Kolosci Lisa Lathrop Kim Loncar Edward Lopez 68 Dan Lynn Grade Martinez Natalie Mason Sharon McVicker Aurelio Melchor Susana Mendoza Karen Merten Maria Meza David Mikkelson Randy Miller Mark Monroe Brian Musil Karla Nass Christopher Olsen Laura Oomen Stephen Padilla Maria Perez Mike Peters Tina Phillips Doug Pider Scott Piper Charlie Pippin Kristi Puffer Guy Purdy Connie Riddell Mike Riley Robert Rinaldi Andy Rodriguez Gloria Rodriguez Joyce Russell 69 Jon Sauser Jim Schaner Kathy Schaner Timothy Schaner Suzie Scouten Tracy Shermeta Rick Sible Amie Slocum Becky Slocum Dan Studer Left: Class officers: Toni Verschueren, Treasurer; Tracy Greiner, Secretary; Steve Jernudd, Vice-president; and David Mikkelson, President. Above: Lynn Chapman dolls herself while her fans wait for the play NI A S H to start. 70 I Lorie Taylor Mark Thrailkill Alice Trevino Tammy VanderLaan Zack VanderWail Lon VanSickle Rhonda VanZoeren Alice Vega Dawn Venne Toni Verschueren Not Pictured: Jaime Bias Laurie Hanks Sandra Jackson Annabell Lopez Donna Morgan Benjamin Oviedo Heidi Peters Paula Ramirez Edward Sherman Robin Smith Ruben Trevino Freshmen Powderpuff team: Top row: Paul Johnson, David Mikkelson, Lorie Taylor, Martha Beebe, Amy Kinstner, Sharon McVicker, Tony Verschueren, Shelley Kelley, Dale Bray and George Grabow. Middle row: Tammy VanderLaan, Petra Barten, Sharon Greiner, Natalie Mason, Joyce Russell, Lynnette Fillips, Kristi Puffer, and Laurie Oomen. Bottom Row: Gloria Rodriguez, Tracy Greiner, Debbie Dennison, Alice Trevino, Dawn Venne, Vera Homeniuk, Rhonda VanZoeren, Kathy Schaner, and Laurel Flanery. 0 Up Close And Personal — A Look At Sports Top left: Steve Jernudd puts power behind his swing. Top middle: Gayla May grabs for a loose ball while Ane Farmer comes up behind. Top right: Mindy Ackley gets ready to serve. Bottom left: Hart drives against Ravenna. Bottom right: Chris Greiner tries for a pin. I wrestle because It’s one of the sports that is one on one.” — Rick Sible ' 1 participate in all sports. Basketball is my favorite, my future. School would be nothing without sports.” — Ane Farmer ”1 love the sport of baseball. I don’t know why, I guess I just do.” — Scott VanderZanden ”1 like volleyball. It can be fun and it helps me with coordination.” — Kathy Schaner ”1 go out for cross country and track because I excel in those areas so I do my best for HHS.” — Gary Brimmer ”1 enjoy participating in track and meeting different people at meets. It's a lot of fun.” — Sandy Sponhauer ”1 participate in football and wrestling because I like these sports.” — John Curtis ”1 participate in golf because it's great. I enjoy playing it.” — Greg Herremans Varsity Fights Hard For 4-5 Season The Varsity Football team played hard and exciting football all season. Their most exciting and enjoyable game of the year was against Whitehall when the underdog Pirates upset the once ranked Vikings 13-6. Mike Shrauger and Denny Van-Bergen received All-Conference, while Jon Veurink received Honorable Mention All-Conference. All-Area honors went to Mike Shrauger and Paul Cutter. Don LOund, Jon Veurink, Denny Van-Bergen, Mike Shrauger, Allen Day, Paul Cutter, and Bob Fillips were named to the OCEANA HERALD-JOURNAL All-Area team. Above: Senior football players stack for a pose. Middle: Pirates like to gang tackle. Bottom: Who has the ball! Varsity Football — Managers: Jeff Gebhart, Chad Dean, Shaun Day. First row: John Hanks, Paul Cutter, Steve Price, Bob Pippin, Bill Simons, and Ed Burton. Second row: Coach Shepich, Bill Kelley, Brad Bectel, Jon Veurink, Bob Fillips. Denny Van-Bergen, Don Lound. and Coach Shepich. Third row: Ken Anderson, Brian Perry, Mike Shrauger, Mike Fuller, Al Day, John Bohrmann, and Coach Heglund. Left: It’s conference time for Paul Cutter. Right: Jon has a hole to drive a semi through. Bottom: Pirates tense for the snap. J.V.’s Have Winning Season J.V. Football Team — First row: D. Mikkelson, D. Wiegand, T. Tate, J. Curtis, K. Hawke, S. Gray, S. Gordon, P. Johnson, C. Pippin, G. Grabow, L. VanSickle. Second row: P. Kolosci, K. Loncar, J. Herrygers, A. Herrera, J. Schaner, S. Veurink, S. Fillips, R. Rinaldi, M. Peters, R. Mason, K. Cooper. Back row: Coach Bailey, D. Pider, M. Hennrick, D. Bray, P. Kronlein, M. Stevens, B. Whitney, J. Foster, M. Johnson, M. Malburg, M. Dold, Coach Lamie. Below: J.V. team in action. The Junior Varsity Football Team proved their determination with an outstanding season. They finished with a 5-3 record. Most of these victories came with shut outs over the opponents. The team played exceptionally well from the first game on. The coaches and players enjoyed the season. A very large squad made up this winning team. This squad will be sending a lot of potential to next year’s varsity. 76 J.V. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD i White Cloud Hart 6 Opp. 0 Montague 20 0 Oakridge 0 g 24 Shelby 20 1 0 Ravenna 21 0 Mason C.C. 34 14 North Muskegon 0 28 Whitehall 13 h, 3 Golf Team — Back row: Gary Failing, Craig Lipski, Greg Herremans. Steve Jernudd. Middle row: Mike Mull, Coach Kenyon, Manager Shane Eisenlohr, Jeff Ferris, Leo Longendyke, Aaron Huntington. Below: Greg Herremans and Gary Failing practice their winning techniques. The Golf Team finished 3rd in the conference this year. They were in second place until the final jamboree at Chase Hammond but Montague had a good day and Hart had a bad day so Montague moved into second place. North Muskegon was the conference winner and Shelby finished 4th. In dual matches the team finished 1-5-1. They finished 12th in the regionals. Individually Gary Failing had the low average for the year with a 44.1 while Greg Herremans was second with a 45.2. Gary had his best year going until his knee challenged a car and the car won. He still got in enough matches to earn his 4th consecutive letter in golf. Greg earned his 3rd letter. Leo Longendyke was the most improved golfer while Aaron Huntington, Mike Mull and Jeff Ferris all earned their first golf letters. Golf Team 3rd In Conference 'S VG . «4.‘ r Above left: Gary Brimmer. Above right: Russ Purdy. Cross Country Team — Front row: J. Brimmer, R. Purdy, C. Tate, M. Ackley, Manager M. Jorissen, D. Studer, B. Ruggles. Second row: D. Dilling, M. Burns, G. Brimmer, P. Lange, P. Toliver, and Coach Anderson. Below right: Mindy Ackley closing in on her opponent. Second In Conference The Cross Country Team had a good season this year placing second in the conference. Much of the credit goes to their coach, Mr. Anderson, who did a fine job coaching the team. All-conference selections were Gary Brimmer and Russ Purdy. State qualifiers, who placed in regional were Russ Purdy, Gary Brimmer, Mindy Ackley, and Carolyn Tate. Mindy Ackley had an excellent run, placing 16th at the state meet. Special congratulations also go to Russ Purdy who placed 33rd, Gary Brimmer who placed 38th and Carolyn Tate who placed 48th. Above: Carolyn Tate (far right) getting set for a big meet. Below left: Carolyn Tate can even run with her eyes closed! Below left: Paul Lange paces himself for a victory. 80 Cheerleaders Must Be Athletes And Entertainers The word CHEERLEADER means many different things, but most of all it means they symbolize the school. When they're cheering at away games they represent the school along with the players. The cheerleaders also set good examples for others to follow. This year the J.V. and Varsity Cheerleaders did a good job supporting the teams and showing school spirit. They performed many skits to entertain at assemblies. They also made posters, organized projects to raise money, and practiced hard. What would the school and teams do if they didn’t have any cheerleaders? Above: Kris Smith, Carl Morley, Eva Villaneuva, and Mary Aerts pep up the crowd before the big game. Middle: J.V. Cheerleaders — K. Kokx, S. Scouten, K. Smith, M. Bectel, K. Gray, A. Herrygers, and Adviser Miss Elenbaas. Below: J.V. and Varsity cheerleaders pose for the camera. Above: Varsity Cheerleaders — K. Smith, C. Morley, L. Evers, S. ) Price, E. Villaneuva, M. Aerts, and Adviser Miss Elenbaas. Other pictures: Cheerleaders lead student body with cheers as well as entertain them with skits. 81 Above left: Varsity Girls — First row: Ane Farmer, Michelle Bonstell, Carolyn Schram, Vickie Herrygers, Gayla May, Vonnie Eisenlohr. Second row: Coach Kirk, Karen Adams, Karyn Kuipers, Tammy Brimmer, Joany Spencer. Above right: Tammy Brimmer and Karen Kuipers take the ball down the floor. Below left: Ane Farmer powers in between two Shelby players for two points. Below right: Carolyn Schram jumps high to win the jumpball while Kuipers, Eisenlohr, and Herrygers watch in excitement. Above: Although Vickie Herrygers is surrounded by Shelby players, she is determined to score. Below left: Gayla May manages to keep control of the ball while being closely guarded. Below right: Vonnie Eisenlohr show perfection while going in for an easy lay up. Varsity Girls Better Last Year’s Record Overall the varsity team had a better record than last year going 8-13. The teams’ best game of the season was against Montague, winning 79-58. Out front Karen Adams and Tammy Brimmer ran the ball well from point guard. Joany Spencer and Karyn Kuipers played tough defense also throughout the season. Kuipers averaged 3 assists to lead the team. Vickie Herrygers received Honorable mention All-Conference. Ane Farmer received All-Conference, All-Area, and 5th team All-State. Bonstell, Eisenlohr, and Schram played well. Gayla May was a good all around player. The returning juniors will make a good nucleus for next year's team. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD EBOARD Hart Opp. North Muskegon Whitehall 32 M.C.C White Cloud j Pentwater Shelby Oakridge W.S. Chris Montague White Cloud Walkerville Ravenna North Muskegon M.C.C. Shelby Montague Whitehall Pentwater 79 58 44 53 52 44 J.V. Girls Have Good Season With an overall record of 12-5 and a league record of 4-5, there is no doubt the somewhat inexperienced J.V. girls had a good season. Their biggest win was an astonishing victory over Walkerville. Coming into the game with a 9-0 record, the Wildcats were very confident. The Pirates were not intimidated by their record and won the game 40-32. Mr. Wilson, the J.V. girls’ coach commented, ’The season was very successful, not only record wise, but also with improvement shown by all team members.” 84 J.V. Girls’ Basketball Team — First row: K. Kacynski, L. Wiegand, T. VanderLaan, K. Nass, C. Graber, L. Fillips, S. Kelley. Second row: K. Glover, N. Mason, T. Vers-chueren, J. Aerts, A. Kokx, A. Hackett. L. Chapman, R. Kempker. Middle left: Ann Kokx dribbles around two defensive players. Middle right: ’’Now what do I do?” asks Karen Glover. Bottom: Karen Glover gets ready to outjump opponent. Top left: Steve Price pumps in a shot from outside. Top right: Pete Kronlein displays talent and determination. Left: It looks like another victory for the J.V. Bottom: J.V. Basketball Team — Front row: Manager, A. Nass, K. Foster, S. Price, S. Veurink, S. Phillips. Back row: Coach Foster, P. Kronlein, P. Toliver, M. Sevens, B. Whitney, M. Harden. J.V. Boys Play Good Basketball The J.V. Boys’ Basketball Team had a very exciting and well played season. The Pirate boys fought hard for every game. Their most enjoyable as well as exciting game went into overtime against Ravenna. As a result, Mike Stevens hit a jumpshot with a couple of seconds to go to win the game 51-10. The Pirate scoring attack consisted mainly of Mike Stevens, Paul Toliver, and Pete Kronlein. They also shared rebounding honors. Mike Stevens was moved up to varsity before the end of the season. BdksHA SCOREBI Fremont Montague rar Ravenna ' Opp Shelby - 66 r . _ s Aanistee Cath. Ravenna 57 59 North Muskegon 55 44 White Cloud 47 42 Mason Central Shelby -48 Mason Central 51 85 Varsity Plays Hard Under New Coach The Varsity Boys' Basketball team played under a new coach this year, Bob Beckman. Under the direction of Coach Beckman the team improved their record from last year. The most exciting game of the year came when Paul Cutter hit a basket at the buzzer and the team defeated North Muskegon 56-55. The team also fought hard against Shelby at Shelby, but couldn't regain their early lead. The teams' top scorers were Mike Fuller and Paul Cutter. The top rebounders were Mike Fuller and Todd Bullock. Varsity Basketball Team — Front row: A. Huntington, C. Eisenlohr, G. Herremans, C. VanBergen, J. Gale, P. Cutter. Back row: Coach Beckman, M. Fuller, B. Wahl, T. Bullock, S. Tozer, A. Day, D. Lound, Manager, T. Hardy. Middle: Mike Fuller is determined to score. Bottom left: Point guard Paul Cutter sets up the offense. Bottom right: Jim Gale pumps up a shot from baseline. Top left: Don Lound tries to gain possession of the ball. Top right: Todd Bullock is left alone in the middle to score an easy two. Bottom left: Allen Day and two North Muskegon opponents scramble for the ball. Bottom right: Paul Cutter throws a pass inside to Mike Fuller for a successful play. Freshmen Have Outstanding Season The Hart Freshmen Basketball Team had a very exciting season with a very good final record of 9-3. To make things more interesting, two of the games the team did lose were by one point. The team coached by Jim Lamie had one of the best seasons in the history of freshmen basketball at Hart High. The team had high spirits all season long. The good coaching and enthusiasm of the team proved to be a large determining factor for the success that the team obtained throughout the year. This year’s freshmen will prove to be a great asset to the J.V. team next year. Fremont Oakridge Hesperia Whitehall luskegon ■amgton 51 43 Fremont 45 North Muskegon 41' Ludington BASKETBALL EBOARD 88 Freshmen Basketball Team — Front row: D. Mikkelson, P. Johnson, T. Schaner, S. Jernudd. Back row: Manager T. VanderLaan, R. Rinaldi, T. Forner, J. Foster, J. Schaner, Coach Lamie. Below: Dave Mikkelson looks on while Tracy Forner shoots a free throw. J.V. Volleyball Team — Front row: Manager B. Olsen, K. Nass, K. Glover, J. Aerts, Manager. M. Aerts. Back row: M. Day, C. Aerts, Manager, M. Aerts. Back row: M. Day, C. Graber, R. Merten, S. Kel-ley, N. Mason, K. Schaner, Coach Espinoza. Top: The team is getting ready for action. Middle: Chris Graber sets for the spike while Kathy Schaner looks on. J.V. Volleyball Showed Improvement The J.V. Volleyball Team got off to a slow start this year, but improved as the season progressed. The team consisted of four freshmen and four sophomores. Although they had a lack of experience on the team, they had a fairly good season. They finished 9-5 overall and 7-4 in the conference. The team has a promising future next year. On this year’s team the setters set with 75% accuracy and the spikers hit with 69% accuracy. J.V. VOLLEV SCOREBOARD Fruitport Montague Walkerville Inna North Muskegon Mason Central HMfey akridge Montague North Muskegon Whitehall Mason Central Shelby 89 Top left: Varsity in action. Top right: Vickie Herrygers attempts a spike. Middle: Gayla May gets ready to serve an ace”. Varsity Volleyball Team — Front row: M. Aerts. T. Brimmer, M. Ackley, M. Jorrisen, B. Olsen, Back row: C. Strong, L. Wiegand, A. Farmer, V. Herrygers, G. May, Coach Brandel. 90 Varsity Girls Conference Champs!! Volleyball is a strenuous sport and the Hart Varsity Volleyball Team worked very hard for what they achieved this year. It shows with an overall and league record of 14-0. The Hart Volleyball Team was also playing under a new coach, Miss Brandel. The team's talent and her fine coaching led the team to the conference championship. The season ended on an exciting note when the team beat Shelby for the district championship. They advanced to regionals where they were defeated by Berrien Springs. Top: Ane Farmer stuffs the ball down the opponent’s throat while Tammy Brimmer watches in excitement. Bottom left: Mindy Ackley gets in position while Gayla May checks behind her. Bottom right: Carol Strong plans to block the ball back in the opponent's face. A Car. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Fruitport Walkervi Ravenna North Muskegon Mason Central K Shetby Oakridge Montague Ravenna North Muskegon Whitehall Mason Central Shelby Oakridge Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Wrestling Team — Kneeling: J. Curtis, J. Veurink, C. Greiner, J. Morley, T. Tate, R. Daughtry, B. Ruggles. Middle row: Coach Ritter, T. McLouth, M. Verschueren, J. Herrygers, C. Pippin, B. Pippin, K. Loncar, C. Olson, D. Wiegand, Coach Bosse. Back row:. M. Johnson, E. Dodds, J. Rosalez, D. Studer, J. Bohrmann, J. Derby, B. Merrill. Not pictured: J. Greiner, B. Rought, R. Sible, M. Burns, M. Riley. Left: Chris Greiner is champ. Middle: Dean Wiegand is earning another victory. Bottom: Bruce Rought is working his moves. Wrestlers Finish 2nd In Conference Top: Mike Riley is going for the pin. Middle: Mark Verschueren is on top. Bottom: Big Bubba Bohrmann is pinning Shelby. When the beginning of thfr 1981-82 wrestling season started there were high hopes for Hart considering the tremendous success the wrestlers had the year before. However 11 seniors and 9 starters were lost with last year’s team. Rebuilding a new lineup with success was tougher than anticipated. Hart wrestlers found new hope towards the end of the season and placed 2nd in the conference behind M.C.C. and also took a 2nd in districts. Hart is hoping to have a very strong team next year for they have a large number of returning wrestlers many of whom are freshmen and sophomores. Up Close And Personal — A Look At (, Top left: Sophomores float was Up in Smoke! Top right: This is entertainment! Bottom left: Working on the senior float isn’t all that is on Bill Kelley’s mind. Middle left: Mary Aerts is making Christmas cards for Medical Care. Middle right: Monica Bray has legs! Bottom right: Halloween dummy of the year. 94 Activities How We Feel About . . 'Tm in the Spirit Club because I’d like our school to have lots of spirit. ' — Lori Wiegand Powderpuff because I like looking at girls. ' — Steve Veurink The Ski Club is super fun although it s mighty painful at times. — Kara Fuehring Spirit Club, because I think this school needs a little more support and enthusiasm. — Millie Pangburn I am a member of the Drama Club. I love being on stage. — Lisa Gracia I participate in Band because I like to perform at the games and play at concerts.’ — Brenda Wells Band, because I like music. — Dan Carter 95 Above left: Kris Smith, Carla Morley, Gabrielle Kerr and Joany Spencer show off their latest style in clothing. Above right: Ken Anderson says, Ahhh these hot lunches are cool! Bottom left: Michelle Bectel, Suzie Scouten, Carla Morley, Kim Gray, and Mary Aerts get to ride in the parade. Bottom right: The student body shows their spirit by participating in spirit week. 96 . .u Jim Above: The Freshmen float, Duel to Victory came in second place. Middle: Even though it might have been a possible first place, the sophomore float burned down before it was judged. Bottom: The Juniors put a lot of work into their float, but only managed to get a third place. Homecoming Festivities Changed To Saturday Homecoming '81 was unusual in many ways. It will be one Homecoming not many will forget. Our annual spirit week was a success as usual. Many participated in Togo Day, a new addition to spirit week. An unfortunate disaster to the sophomore float removed it from competition. A smoke bomb caused the float to go up in flames just before the parade. Consequently, the senior float Whale on Sabers” took first place. Another unusual happening was to have the game on Saturday afternoon. Having the Homecoming in the afternoon seemed to bring more people out to watch the game. The bleachers were packed and the side lines were crowded with fired up spectators. Their enthusiasm was soon drowned by a sudden down pour of freezing rain. It made playing difficult and the Pirates lost a hard fought game to the Manistee Catholic Sabers, 7-6. By later that evening everyone had a chance to thaw out and were ready for dancing. The Homecoming dance was a success and everyone seemed to have a good time. 1981 Homecoming King and Queen Paul Cutter and Lisa Evers HOMECOMING COURT: Gabrielle Kerr, Kathy McVicker, Doreen Fitzpatrick, Rhonda Chapel, Renee Curtis, Tammy Perry, Lisa Evers, Toni Vers-chueren, Chuck VanBergen, Mark Verschueren, Jon Veurink, Jim Gale, Scott Greiner, Denny VanBergen, Paul Cutter, Pete Kronlein, John Curtis. Missing, Lis Johnson. Right: Cheerleaders help the football players get fired up before the big Homecoming football game. I Last Year For Powderpuff? This year could be the last year for the powderpuff teams because of the unnecessary roughness. Tackling, clipping, and bad language are only a few of the violations of the game. Cold weather was a bad disadvantage of the night. Lots of clothing was worn and hands felt like ice. Sophomores and juniors battled it out and the juniors were the overall champs with a score of 32-6. 100 Top: The senior powderpuff team does not pay any attention to what the coaches have to say. Middle: The juniors look like they know a little about the game. Bottom: Rhonda Kokx gains yards. You expect us to do that? Students are not very civilized at Hart High! Spirit Club In Their Second Year The Spirit Club has been rolling for two years now. Monica Bray has taken over by being the president. The club helps to keep pep assemblies lively by putting on skits. They had a cake eating contest with a person in each grade as participants. The club also sent balloon messages which only cost the students five cents. Contests between classes, dances, and pep assemblies are only some of the Spirit Club’s activities. Spirit Club — First row: Pam Studer, Laurie Schaner, Veronica Owens, Millie Pang-burn, and Robin Wilcox. Second row: Monica Bray, Michelle Cargill, Kara Fuehring, Kris Smith, Eva Villanueva, Mary Aerts. Third row: Shelly Blohm. Debbie Haight, Ken Glover, John Linke, Carla Morley, Lisa Evers, Natalie Mason, and Karmen Smith. Back row: Karen Fowler, Chris Eckholm, April Watkins, Marcia Greiner, Kathy Whalen, Gabrielle Kerr, Michelle Gamble, and Ruth Juarez. Monica Bray says, Some of these messages are pretty interesting. 101 Hart Beat Produces Quality Paper The newspaper staff kept busy by putting a paper out every three weeks. This year the staff chose a different editor for every paper. This gave the whole staff an opportunity to organize the paper. In-depth articles were written by each staff member and the best were published in the paper. Susan Harrison, who works at the MUSKEGON CHRONICLE, came to Hart High to talk to the staff about the job of a reporter. The journalism class visited the CHRONICLE to see how their paper was assembled. HART BEAT staff — Kneeling: Ed Burton, Jim Gale, Al Day, Mark Verschueren, and Larry Dyksterhouse. Standing: Jon Veurink, Doreen Fitzpatrick, Gayla May, Ken Glover, Lorie McLouth, Monica Bray, Joy Harden, Patti Day, and Jack Snider. Above: HART BEAT staff putting the paper together. Left: Mark Verschueren gets to handle the money. 102 Donna, Judee, Ane, Robin, and Mary Lou look over Karl's pictures to see what is best to use in the yearbook. HARTIAN Staff — Left to right: Donna Malburg, Mary Lou Alvesteffer, Karl Klotz, Ane Farmer, Robin Wilcox, and Brad Bectel. Judy LaPorte missing. Hartian Staff Tries Out New Ideas The HARTIAN staff expanded the 1982 yearbook to include not only pictures of school life but also the thoughts students had about life around them. The snow happened to be a disadvantage for the staff as they struggled to meet their deadlines, but co-editors Donna Malburg and Mary Lou Alvesteffer kept things running smoothly. Karl Klotz worked hard to provide most of the pictures. Pictures were also provided by the OCEANA HERALD-JOURNAL. 103 Mary Lou Alvesteffer decides what pictures to use. Drama Club Performs M A S H The 1981-82 Hart High School Drama Club put on a tremendous performance in their fall production of M A S H. The turnout of the crowds on both nights was good despite poor road conditions. Also on the clubs agenda was the one-act plays in the spring. The money earned from this, powderpuff and the fall production of M A S H went towards their spring trip to Stratford. The club keeps very active throughout the year and this can be seen through their talented performances. Paul Cutter nervous? No way! Drama Club-Standing: Mrs. Burmeister, John Bohrmann, Brad Bectel, Patty Day, Lisa Stevens and April Watkins. First row: Dan Kolosci, Tracy Forner, Rick Sible, Matt Johnson, Tom McLouth, Michelle Feasel, Debbie Dennison, Lynnette Fillips, Lisa Gracia, Lorie McLouth and Michelle Slocum. Second row: Jon Veurink, Marcie Day, Laura Avery, Tim Greiner, Debbie Haight, Bob Wahl, Charlene Bielski, Julie Wahl, Karen Fowler, Marcia Greiner, Lynn Chapman and Nat Mason. Back row: Brian Tate, Jack Snider, Connie Fleet, Karla Hansen, Ken Glover, Bill Kelley, John Lange, Rick Farmer, Barb Bailor, Robin Wilcox and Karen Glover. Jack Snider, Jon Veurink and John Lange agree practice makes perfect! 104 Top left: Bob Wahl, Jon Veurink, Michelle Slocum and Jack Snider try their medical talents on Javier Rosalez. Top right: Karl Burns” Klotz and John Henry Lange welcome April Hot Lips Watkins to the M A S H unit. Above: Lynn Chapman and Tom McLouth look Thespians Back row: Bob Wahl, Jack Snider, Jon on as Lisa Stevens attacks Tim Greiner. Veurink, and Karl Klotz. Middle row: April Watkins, Lorie McLouth, and Michelle Slocum. Kneeling: Patti Day. 105 Les Nouvelles Keeps The Rhythm Dancing to the songs Urgent” and America”, performing at pep assemblies, Asparagus Talent Show and the High Jinks are just a few of the duties of the Les Nouvelles dancing group. The group puts quite a bit of their time towards practice which is once a week. During the week of a performance, practice doubles! The group consists of four year member Monica Bray, two year members, Julie Curtis, Karla Hansen and Kim Barnes and one year members, Nat Mason, Julie Wahl and Laura Avery. Karla Hansen asks, Should I move this way? Les Nouvelles — Front row: Julie Curtis, Nat Mason, and Kim Barnes. Back row: Laura Avery, Julie Wahl Karla Hansen, and Monica Bray. 106 Boosters Janice LaPorte and Rhonda Kempker are very happy to take peoples money at the door. Wrestling Boosters Help Out This year the Wrestling Boosters, twenty-five girls strong, are really putting their all” into helping out where they can. The girls prepare for the wrestling meets by making posters to let everyone know the Pirates are ready for a victory! At the home meets, the girls help out in the kitchen, take money at the door and do many odd jobs for the coaches and wrestlers. Heading the organization this year is Lorie McLouth, with Kat Brink as Vice-president and Margie Hammerle as Secretary Treasurer. The highlight for three of the Wrestling Boosters was being stranded with the wrestling team in Ludington at Holiday Inn during a heavy snowstorm. Wrestling Boosters — Front row: Margie Hammerle, Lorie McLouth, Kat Brink, Judee LaPorte, Shelley Blohm, Karen Fowler, and Kim Gale. Back row: Lynnette Fillips, Lynn Chapman, Rhonda Kempker, Janice LaPorte, Tracy Greiner, Chris Eckholm, Stephanie Quijas, Debbie Dennison, and Laurel Flanery. Judee LaPorte guards the popcorn machine. 107 Student Council Makes Changes In School This years Student Council has some new faces. They are trying to make school a more enjoyable place to be. The members have spent $100 on tapes, to make the cafeteria a nicer place to spend your time. They also put on the Homecoming Dance and pumpkin carving contest. They’ve talked about many things such as having ping-pong tables and fruit machines. The Student Council is an organization which represents the students. It can only be as active as the students let it be. Student Council — Sitting: Treasurer, Steve Veurink; Secretary, Lorie McLouth; President, Jon Veurink; Vice-president, John Bohrmann and Joel Herrygers. Standing: Al Day, Bob Fillips, Chuck VanBergen and Jane Aerts. Back row: Margie Hammerle, Carol Bowen, Lisa Russell, Dawneen Turner, Diane Olson, Kat Brink, Robin Wilcox, Stacey Pickard, Lis Johnson, Anne Kokx, Karen Adams, Kathy Schaner, Richard Kish, and Steve Jernudd. I NHS Works On Projects To Help Others Hart is proud of this year’s National Honor Society. They trick or treated to raise money for the hospital and Medical Care Facility and came up with $300. They made Christmas cards for the Medical Care Facility patients and passed them out when they sang Christmas carols. N.H.S. likes to do things for the needy. Well we’re glad because Hart High needs them. Above: Our N.H.S. achievers sing their hearts out at the Medical Care Facility. Below: NHS — First row: Donna Malburg, Mary Aerts, Eva Villanueva, Joy Harden, Al Day, Lorie McLouth, and Karl Klotz. Second Row: Mary Lou Alvesteffer, Patti Day, Donis Whitney, Margie Hammerle, Laurie Schaner, Marcia Greiner, and Larry Dykesterhouse. Third row: Monica Bray, Joannie Spencer, Karen Adams, Jaine Bowman, Sandy Spon-hauer, Ken Glover, Jim Gale, and Stephanie Price. Fourth row: Marsha Jorrissen, Barb Bailor, Kathy Whalen, Gayla May, April Watkins, Jon Veurink and Mr. Cunningham. Larry Dykesterhouse gets ready for the shower. Michigan History Clubs Like To Travel The senior members sold cheese for a fund-raising project this year. They have planned a five day trip. The junior members have one day planned for their trip. Each member of the club completes a social service project to allow them to participate in the club's spring trip. Their choice of travel has to be within the range of money they have earned. Senior Club — First row: Tammy Perry, Vicky Herrygers, Eva Villanueva, Lisa Evers, Donis Whitney, Monica Bray, Laurie Schaner, Marsha Jorrison, Ken Glover, and Debra Haight. Second row: Paul Lange, Cheryl Schram, Carol Strong, Annette Greiner, Cathy Gray, Dawn Fitzpatrick, Barb Bailor, Karen Vanderzanden, Michelle Cargill, John Lange, and Mr. Newkirk. Third row: Sandy Sponhauer, Kathy Whalen. Michelle Gamble, Tracy Robbins, Veronica Owens, Michelle Carnes, Laurie Birkman, Kara Fuehring, Pam Studer, Michelle Verschueren, and Delores Slocum. Junior Club — First row: Kris Kokx, Lisa Stevens, Carol Schram, Tammy Mrowca, Stephanie Quijas, Marcie Day, Matt Johnson, and Tim Greiner. Second row: Ryan Walsworth, Christine Eisenlohr, Chris Graber, Ruth Juarez, Becky Tjompson, Natalie Peters, Melissa Tate, and John Yeager. Third row: Matt Hempfling, Steve Fillips, Bob Pippin, Russ Mason, Nat Mason, Tracy Greiner, and Larry Phillips. Fourth row: Chris Eckholm, Karen Fowler, Shelly Blohm, Karen Glover, Kathy Schaner, Rhonda Van-Zoeren, and Jim Alvesteffer. Monica Bray and Debbie Haight are hanging in there! 110 Ski Club Plagued By Too Much Snow Mondays came and went in January and the Ski Club members remained at home. It seemed as if the snow storms would never let up to allow the Ski Club to go skiing. But before the season was over the club went on their Monday night excursions to Crystal Mountain. Mr. Heglund was the club's adviser. Many students enjoyed the fine powder skiing and the fun of being with friends. Above: The Ski Club members met in Mr. Heglund’s room one afternoon to go over rules concerning their ski trips. Below: Karl Klotz practiced his skiing technique one snowy day. Mr. Heglund lays down the Ski Club laws to its members. Ill Senior Band Has A New Look This year the Senior Band purchased new marching uniforms. The uniforms are a unique change from the average band uniforms. The band marched for the Homecoming and Christmas parades and held their annual Christmas concert. Veteran’s Day the band played to honor the vets and also played for districts in March. Their last performance during the school year was the Memorial Day parade. Drum major Donis Whitney and band leader Mr. Metzler. Senior Band — Front row: Karen Kacynski, Carol Strong, Cheryl Schram, Tammy Perry, Donis Whitney, Marcy Day, Carolyn Schram, Linda Bahr, Patti Day. Second row: Rhonda Chapel, Kris Kokx, Amy Hackett, Marsha Jorissen, Kris Smith. Tammy Mrowca, Chris Ecklohm, Stephanie Quijas, Mr. Metzler. Third row: Kendra Godfrey, Suzy Larson, Carmen Smith, Lisa Stevens, Millie Pangburn, Barb Bailor, Michelle Reed, Carla Morely, Rhonda Kempker, Liz Johnson, Jane Aerts, Brenda Wells. Fourth row: Laurie Birkman, Lisa Evers, Mary Aerts, Eva Villanueva, Vickie Herrygers. Diane Liesburg, Joany Spencer, Chuck VanBergen, Michelle Slocum, Steve Tozer. Fifth row: Laurie Schaner, Paul Toliver, Mark Malburg, Eric Rayle, Brian Gates, Ken Glover, Steve Chapman, Steve Veurink, Tracy Howe, Mark Harden, Mindy Ackley, Lorie McLouth. Sixth row: Shelly Blohm, Jaine Bowman, Julie Lound, Aaron Huntington, April Watkins, Ane Farmer, Mike Stevens, Don Zuade, Steve Volpp, Margie Hammerle. Seventh row: Kathy Waylan, Robert Gray, Pete Kronlein, Kevin Foster, Mary Thocher, Mike Fuller, Dan Giese, Karen Glover. Eighth row: Marcia Greiner, Matt Hempfling, Joy Harden, Don Lound, Brad Whitney, Tom McLouth, Russell Mason, Matt Johnson, Ann Kokx. The Senior Band marching in the Homecoming game. 112 The 9th grade clarinet and drum section are trying to drown out each other. Junior Band Is In A Class By Itself This year the Junior Band marched in the Golden Fair Parade and the Halloween Parade. The marching was a good experience for the freshmen and prepares them for the Senior Band. Like the Senior Band, the freshmen are led by band director Mr. Metzler. This also gives them experience for the next band to come. Junior Band — Front row: Charlene Bielski, Debbie Dennison, Sharon Greiner, Lynette Fillips, Julie Wahl, Becky Slocum, Lynn Chapman Second row: Karla Naas, Rhonda Van-Zoeren, Martha Beebe, Lisa Lathrop, Michelle Feasel, Gloria Rodriguez, Laurel Flannety, Tammy VanderLaan, Alice Vega, Tracy Greiner, Petra Barten, Chris Olsen, Mr. Metzler Third row: Brian Musil, Dean Weigand, Albert Herrera, Lisa Gracia, Shelley Kelley. Natalie Mason, Toni Verschueren, Kristi Puffer, Kathy Schaner, Laurie Taylor, Scott Piper, George Grabow Fourth row: Randy Miller, Laura Oomen, Maria Meza, Robert Rinaldi, Kim Loncar, Carolyn Tate, Mark Dold, Paul Kolosci, Steve Padilla Fifth row: Rick Sible, Tim Schaner, Michelle Bectel, Tracy Forner, Karen Merten, Paul Johnson, Steve Gray, Sterling Gordon, Lon VanSickle, Suzie Scouten Charlen Bielski wonders if she is playing the right song. 113 Flags And Rifles Add Pizzazz To Band This year the Flag and Rifle girls worked real hard performing at the football games and parades. They froze their legs in the cold weather, but like the rest of the band they stuck it out. The Flag girls started the new season with new flags and led the marching band in the parades. The Rifle corps shot their way through half-times and the parades. The girls put a little color into the band and did their best while doing it. Rifles — Front row: Tammy Perry and Linda Bahr. Second row: Marcie Day, Carolyn Schram, Cheryl Schram and Carol Strong. Karla Hansen shows her stuff”. Flags — Front row: Brenda Wells, Laurie Schaner and Kendra Godfrey. Second row: Ann Kokx, Shelly Blohm, Karen Glover, and Margie Hammerle. Third row: Marcia Greiner, Patti Day, and Karla Hansen. Fourth row: Karen Kacynski and Kathy Whalen. 114 Pep Band Is A Classy Act The Pep Band’s members consist of students from ninth through twelfth grades. The band practices every week to play at pep assemblies and basketball games. They help to support the team and add life to intermissions. The band helps the student body to live through the routine of school and lets them get a little rowdy without getting into trouble. Mark Malburg and Eric Rayle attempt to hold a piece of paper and play at the same time. Pep Band — Front row: Steve Volpp, Ken Glover, Julie Lound, Steve Veurink, Laurie Schaner. Second row: Matt Johnson, Aaron Huntington, Michele Gamble, Carolyn Schram, April Watkins, Lorie McLouth, Shelly Blohm, Chris Ecklohm. Third row: Don Lound, Mike Fuller, Mary Thocher, Rhonda Chapel, Diane Liesburg, Liz Johnson, Joany Spencer, Tracy Howe. Fourth row: Brad Whitney, Tom McLouth, Stephanie Quijas, Marcy Day, Tammy Mrowca, Laurie Birkman, Kendra Godfrey, Marcia Greiner, Kathy Waylan, Carol Strong, Kevin Foster, Robert Gray, Chuck Van Bergen, Steve Toliver, Barb Bailor, Donis Whitney, Eric Rayle, Mark Malburg. Tom McLouth thinks, You caught me playing off-key . 115 Up Close And Personal — A Look At Top left: The downtown district of Hart, Michigan. Top right: Larry Dykster-house and Lis Johnson think, Hey Green Acres is the place for us. Bottom left: Lonna Lukonic says, You mean there is more paperwork? Middle: Ken Glover says, I'm just here to hold up the shelves.” Bottom right: Karl Klotz has his motor running. Working How We Feel About I work in Elbridge picking up brush. I don't like it because when we get paid it's in rubber checks.” — Charles Jacobs I work in the bakery at Gales. The best part is being able to eat my mistakes.” — Karmen Smith Westshore Pharmacy — I have learned more working half a year at the store then a year in chemistry.” — Ken Glover ”1 babysit for Kim Schaner and what I like is the kids are great!” — Carla Burton Lakeshore Electronics — ”1 like to make a bigger explosion than the day before.” — Steve Volpp Kardux Farms — What I like about it is it's easier than any place else.” — Matt Crosby Captain’s Table — Most everything — the management, food, and employers are all great.” — Brian Gates •—f r==aJl CAPTAIN’S TABLE I' ' i ■ 2598 Oceana Dr. Shelby, Ml Phone 861-5100 HART MOBILE SERVICE COUNTRY STORE COUNTRY STORE - The Country Store — State Street — Hart, Michigan VVhare Vbur Farm Cornaa Rrat FARM BUREAU FaRITTrl SERVICES INC. Bureau Hart Branch 3 E. Main Phone 873-2158 uZfFAILING'S ftZ FAILINGS iai: tafuflir RESTAURANT BAR Hart, Ml. 49420 mM Phone 873-9939 M 1 First National Bank u m of Ludington A Bank Building for the future. Congratulating the Class of 1982 entering the future Main Office: 130 E. Ludington Ave. First National Bank East: 5835 E. Ludington Ave. Custer Branch: 2335 East State Hart Branch Corner of Polk and State, Hart, Ml Phone 873-5446 Member of First American Bank Corp. 121 GALES INSURANCE 704 State Hart, Ml 49420 Phone 873-3385 OCEANA ABSTRACT TITLE CO. Member of Michigan Land Title Assoc. 220 Washington Phone 873-2166 MtwJij . ?(j - DouGias leafstRanD Congratulations To the W 921 Maple Street 4 Tl 7 Ludington, Ml.“49431 (616) 843-9007 Class of 1982 LORENZ’S Good Luck Class of 1982 11 Washington, Hart Phone 873-2639 MALBURG’S SANITATION SERVICE SEPTIC TANKS SOLD • INSTALLED • CLEANED • TRENCHING « Congratulations to the Class of 1982 Hart 873-3253 Ludington 843-2007 MARVINS PHARMACY 39 State, Hart Your prescription is our prime concern. Timex Watches Kodak Cameras and Film Phone 873-2540 Jewelry Cosmetics MULL’S 109 Washington Hart, Michigan Phone 873-2768 PIRATE’S COVE RECREATION CENTER mmm 12 State Street Phone 873-3384 OCEANA ELECTRIC N. State Street Hart, Michigan Phone 873-2155 MUSKEGON FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 424 State Street Hart, Michigan Phone 873-5607 POWERS 28 State Street Hart, Michigan Phone 873-2088 ROSE MARIE FLORAL SHOP 217 E. Main Hart, Michigan Phone 873-2560 SCHANER OIL CO. Congratulations Class of 1982 36 Years of continuous delivery of fuel oil and gasoline. SHELBY STATE BANK Congratulations to Class of 1982 Member of FDIC equal housing lender. 242 Michigan Ave. Shelby, Ml 49455 SETTLER DUNCAN Front end alignments, brakes, exhaust, shocks, tune ups. Route 2 Hart, Ml 49420 SHELBY GREENHOUSE 186 S. State Shelby, Ml 49455 Phone 861-5055 COMPLIMENTS FROM TANNER STARK PLUMBING HEATING 254 N. Michigan Ave. 900 State Shelby, Ml 49455 Hart, Ml 49420 Phone 861-4020 Phone 873-4020 WOODEN NICKLE Congratulations Seniors 225 N. Michigan Ave. Shelby, Ml 49455 Phone 861-5055 YANKEE CLIPPER Minor Landscaping Lawn Care Trimming Ron Diane LaPorte Phone 873-3118 YESTER YEAR RESTAURANT PIZZARIA Try our spaghetti pizza. For old times sake. Open all year round Hancock St. Pentwater, Ml Phone 869-4152 1 PATRONS 1 ! Appletree Automotive Buildings Plus, Inc. 1 Route 1, Mears 907 State Ben Franklin Cathy’s Beauty Salon 45 State Phone 873-2878 Bill Wells D D Market 602 State West Polk Birchwood Farm Market Dr. E.E. Jonassen Baseline Road 44 State Bucher’s Box Ernest A. McCarty 169 N. Michigan Ave. Realtor Phone 873-3178 PATRONS Farms Pet. Co-op 17 E. Main Fenton Cider Mill Co. Mears, Ml 49436 The Focal Point Professional Photography Phone 873-4665 Forestry Associates Incorporated Gambles 19 State Golden-Hart Farm Equip. Phone 873-3815 Gray Company 503 Polk Griffis Home Improvement Center Phone 873-5440 Hart Animal Clinic 22 W. Main Hart Body Shop Phone 873-2316 Hart Motel 715 State Laman Asphalt Redi-Mix, Inc. Haviland Agriculture Hart, Ml 49420 Phone 873-3630 H.C. Hall Consulting Civil Engineers, Inc. Kardux Farms George Robinson, Mgr. Hart, Ml 49420 Klotz Auto Service 4207 Tyler Rd. Larson Sons 17 W. Washington McKee Central Agency Insurance Real Estate PATRONS Mike’s Texaco Sears 504 State 708 State Phone 873-2188 More Than Music Shelby Floral 46 State 198 N. Michigan Ave. Phone 873-2436 Phone 861-5390 Hart Automotive Supply NAPA State Farm Insurance Gerald Dennert, Agent Oceana Appliance 183 N. Michigan Ave. Oceana Country Club Tate-Weaver Funeral Home Hart Pentwater Urick Monton 214 Washington Sally’s 207 State Riverhouse Trading Post 6001 W. Monroe Pentwater, Ml 49449 R L Variety Phone 873- §20 West Michigan Power Equipment Inc. Phone 861-5009 West Shore Pharmacy 18 State Wilson’s Party Store 5613 Fourth Rossiter Ins. Real Estate 489 Polk 133 Up Close And Personal — A Look At The headline of the OCEANA HERALD — JOURNAL told it all about our winter weather. J Well, it sure looked, felt like a blizzard! State of emergency in effect for 3734 hours here H I OWKI I (. KlNkf- N and (,KI (. ff s A J. Curtis, D. Fitzpatrick, E. Burton, M. Bray, K. Glover, M. Fuller, C. Schaner, and D. Schaner stand on top of a very high snowbank outside of the school. 134 HART BEAT Written Bov. 2$. 1961 Offk What's f office b' class hold st It Is offered Tnere is a n cless held f two credits. T pln« I. The real Block Is to lltj of the ■ay obtain i or office p of the cour lve Is to f office edu will be sb! snd adapt ' needs and In tb to build « skllle. 1 to lntegn ed snd la Into an a parlance So r Blook la Wfori,, Comme„, Sodot “• •ft ' zx:-. � • «:d: b -.L:?nco« «... tt,r wh � witn rPro,r d n y or r.ei«e w , r el r 1 Honan? i? r,� oteet •Ule? t£ of ,” tlona? n fchst re«i0n PnJtod st,, 0ni -°Ild i°M A-d I„,d r°Pld c.n cd; ,n the fu?uS.J' b 4JI)my Kaliningrad aans ian ig) Bialystok B oszc Poznan Lublirv 'zeskochowa Tomas ow Ostrava What Happened In 1981-1982 Anwar Sadat, ruler of Egypt was killed October 6, 1981. The United States lost a good friend and the world lost a man of peace. Lech Walesa and Solidarity tried to bring reforms to Poland but before Christmas martial law was imposed and the country took a step backwards. All freedom loving people felt concern. Michelle Cargill and Ane Farmer model what some of the girls at HHS were wearing this school year. Snow, snow, and more snow fell on Oceana County. We had our first snow-day before Thanksgiving and they kept coming in January. The economic picture nation wide was not a good one and it was felt at home as many people found themselves out of work in our county. The Space Shuttle once again thrilled Americans by its take off, orbit, and smooth landing. The class of '82 graduated in June and the class of ’83 eagerly took their place as seniors. And The Future I'm not really sure what the future holds for me, but I hope it’s good.” — Brenda Wells I'm scared because I don’t know what I want In the future. I think I'll go to school somewhere for something, but I don’t know what for or where yet. I wish I did know. I think that’s why I'm scared to graduate.” — Joany Spencer ”1 leave for the Navy on July 18, 1982 — so my life starts there.” — Ken Anderson The future holds for me whatever I feel I can accomplish. Hopefully that will be college, a good job, and happiness.” — Donna Malburg ”1 don’t know what the future holds for me, but I want to go to MSU.” — Kurt VanDenHeuvel If farm prices hold, I’ll have a prosperous farm and a good future, but if they don’t I’ll have a poor time.” — Charlie Carter ”1 want to go on to college to become skilled at a job and be good at it.” — Carol Strong 136 1982 HARTIAN SUPPLEMENT TOP TEN SENIORS Top Ten — Kneeling: Margie Hammerle, Donna Malburg, Mary Lou Alvesteffer, Marcia Greiner and Joany Spencer. Back row: Duane Schaner, Kathy Whalen, Gayla May, Mary Aerts and Karl Klotz. FORENSICS TEAM Forensics — Sitting: Charlene Bielski, Darcy Willet, Karen Fowler, Amy Hackett, Karen Glover, Lorie McLouth, Connie Fleet and Shelley Blohm. Second row: John Whalen, Brian Gates, Jane Aerts, Jon Veurink, April Watkins, Kris Kokx and Chris Eckholm. Back row: Mrs. Burmeister, Ryan Walsworth, Lisa Gracia and Marcie Day. ONE ACT PLAYS Left to right: Karen Kacynski, Lisa Evers, Tammy Perry, Connie Fleet and Lyn-nette Fillips perform the one act play, Nightwalker HART HIGH SCHOOL BUILT HOUSE The home building trade’s class under the direction of Mr. Quinn built a two bedroom solar heated home this year. Those working on the house were: Flugh Bonstell, Rich Kish, Mike Littiebrant, Bill Merrill, Tim Merten, Vern Pearson, Terry Purdy, Charlie Schaner, Jeff Scofield, Kevin Standfuss and Mark Walters. GIRLS' SOFTBALL Girls Softball — Kneeling, Laura Oomen, Rhonda Kempker, Darcy Willet, Lona Lukonic, Rhonda VanZoeren, Tammy VanderLaan and Janice LaPorte; standing, Asst. Coach Doug Weaver, Sandy Scouten, Tammy Brimmer, Toni Verscheuren, Diane Liesberg, Vicky Herrygers, Gabrielle Kerr, Gayla May, manager Sharon Greiner, Chris Graber, Karla Nass, Connie Riddell and Coach Phil Kenyon. VARSITY BASEBALL Baseball Team — Kneeling, Steve Gray, Bob Grey, Mark Malburg, Scott VanderZanden, Gary Failing and Jim Schaner; standing, Steve Veurink, Aaron Huntington, Coach Herb Foster, Allen Day, Paul Toliver, John Lange, Jeff Foster, Todd Shoemate, Mike Foster, Bob Fillips and Jon Veurink. Absent for the picture was Don Zwade. GIRLS' TRACK TEAM Girls Track — Hart girls participating in track this year are: Marsha Jorissen, front row left, Mindy Ackley, Joany Spencer and Debbie Bowen; second row. Coach Linda Ackley, Lynn Chapman, Carolyn Tate, Monica Bray, Lynnette Fillips and Nat Mason; and back row, Lori Wiegand (manager), Donis Whitney, Sharon McVicker, Ane Farmer, Shelley Kelly, Steph Price and Asst. Coach Doug Weaver. Missing from photo are Lori McLouth, Sandy Sponhauer and Lisa Riggs. BOYS' TRACK TEAM Boys Track — Pirate runners this year at Hart are: front row left, Dan Vrbanac, Dale Dilling, Jim Gale and Steve Price; second row, Asst. Coach Doug Weaver, Eric Rayle, Lon VanSickle, Rick Sible, John Brimmer, Dan Studer, Gary Brimmer and David Mikkelson; back row, Russ Mason, Mike Hennrick, Brad Whitney, Mike Fuller, Tom McLouth, Tracy Forner, John Bohrmann, Pete Kronlein and Coach Gary Anderson. Absent from photo are Brad Ruggles and Dale Bray.