Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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Many generations of students have passed through our school doors, but little did seniors of '62; Gary Michael, Allen Foster Bob Gebhart, realize that their own children; Branden Michael, Tami Foster Christy Gebhart would be seniors 25 years later. 1962 Senior pictures of Gary Michael. Allan Foster Bob Gebhart. Things have changed since 1962. This picture was taken in the same spot as the one above 25 years later. 9

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Where were you — in ’62? It’s Been 25 Years Since Moving Day Moving from the old school to the new present building, with only memories, is what students of Hart High did 25 years ago. “The old building had character,'' lamented Algebra Teacher, Linda Peterson, who was a Hart High freshman in '62. Feelings of sadness to be leaving an old friend that shared your victories and comforted you in defeat. But there were also feelings of happiness to be moving into a new building where new memories would be made. '62 was a time for students and teachers to work side by side. Science teacher Edwin Johnson remembers, “All the students carried books from the old building to the new, and we moved in one day. In addition to Mr. Johnson, four other teachers were faculty members in '62. Barbara Burmeister was still Drama Coach, and Miss Alice Eckerle (Mrs. Cunningham) was a young home economics teacher. Jack Heglund was in his second year as a math instructor, and Varsity Coach Harvey Weaver’s football basketball teams were both conference champions. The greatest change in the building since '62 has been the resent moderization of the windows for fuel effeciency. But regardless of the changes, the spirit and pride remain the same. By Dianna Flanery 1962 Conference Champions with Coach Harvey Weaver. Hall just before the building was dedicated, in February 1962, and the hall as it looks 8 today.

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Parties Take Planning Homecoming plans under discussion, as Student Council Officers JaGkie Jacobs 10 Kristy Shull listen to ideas, during the 1st meeting. Nothing good comes easy, discovers Sr. Mary McVicker. as she Mr. Huntington devise a way to receive an academic diploma without taking physics. You take chemistry.