Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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Now, Then Always .. . Our Special Guest “Mrs. B” Below: Mrs. B 25 years ago in 1962. Accepting a $100 check for the school, from the 1966 Sr. Class Officers. 1950. Mrs. B’s first Hartian picture. A Standing Ovation For A Fine Performance Mrs. Barbara Burmeister, also known as “Mrs. B , has been a cornerstone of Hart High for 36 years. Her interest in the student body has been both professional and personal. Her concerned and sincere way of teaching has touched every student of H.H.S. Subjects she has taught are: speech literature, performing arts, French, sociology, journalism and college English. She has also been an advisor to both the drama club and forensics team, since the beginning of her career here. After 35 years as drama advisor, Mrs. B decided to step down last year, and devote all her energies to the forensics team, and to the formation of the speech club. Throughout all these years many hours have been spent directing and coordinating school and civic plays. And many stu-16 dents have gone on to State Forensics Competitions. Mrs. B indeed an accomplished woman. To mention just a few of her many honors: She was selected for “Who's Who Among American Woman , “Who's Who in the Midwest”, and “Leaders of American Secondary Education . Despite all these laurels, Mrs. B said she derives her greatest joy, “From seeing the achievements of my many students in speech and drama. It’s easy to see that Mrs. B’s main interest is people, as it shows through her many activities and now through her new business, the Courtland House. As Mrs. B. enters a new phase of her life, we, the students of H.H.S. wish her good luck. We are richer for having known her. By Crystal Whitney

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I’ve gotta be me! Sr. Dan Davis expresses himself through his clothes. Girls enjoy French braiding their hair. Especially. Varsity Basketball players like Jr. Mindy Clark. It always looks neat, and stays out of the way. Jeans never go out of style. Seniors Trevor Miller and Christy Gebhart between classes. Completely engrossed in the game. Soph. Kim Kemmerling watches the Pirates play their first home game against Montague. Accent on casual, as Sr. Band members practice their Funky Chicken routine. ■

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In Nature’s world every little flower grows, blossoms, and leaves it’s mark on the Earth which hosted it. We too, are part of Nature’s world ... growing, blossoming, and leaving our mark everywhere we go. By Crystal Whitney 17