Arthur Hill High School - Legenda Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Schmidt, Ted MacRae, Dicls Case, John Lunden, Robert Quackenbush, Roy Stearns, Mae-Sue Stevens, Roland Trogan, Phyllis Ranke, Jack Nitz, and STUDENT LEADERS Organize Student Budy ADVISORY PRESIDENTS for both semesters are, top row: DORIS ALBERTS, SHIRLEY KLEIN, DICK SCHERPING, DICK GUGEL, PAT BECKERT, BETTY BROCKWAY, CHUCK BUCKEL, GLORIA DAVIES, FRED DONAGHY, JIM FURSTENBERG, SALLY DIERICH, BETTY DUNCAN, fourth row: HUGH KESSEL, BILL KENT, JERRY LAKE, CLARENCE KOSTRZEWA, BOB KRAGENBRINK, DICK HUNTER, HENRY BARSCH, MARY E. HOLMES, JIM HALM, BOB SIMON, MARLENE RUTHIG, BARBARA FOBEAR, third row: JUNE BENNISON, RUTH LANGSCHWAGER, NORMA LEVI, BETTY MacDOUGALL, BILL BOW, FRED LICKTEIG, ELAINE SPERRY, PHIL MICHEL, DON PASEL, BILL VERNON, second row: BILL WASHABAUGH, MABEL WESSON, ED THOMPSON, BILLIE VAUGHAN, JANE TOTTEN, KEN SPENCER, BUD MARKS, BILL ROOKER, BARBARA SHULAW, ANNE SCHEBLER, ILSE ROHDE, DICK MORELAND, bottom row: CHUCK WIESE, DICK SAUER, ED LEPPIEN, MARY ANN SUINO, DICK AGRICOLA, PAUL HINKEN, MAJOR LECKIE, DAVE BROWNE, LLOYD YEO, and NORMAN ZILBER. Missing from the picture are Lorraine Avery, Roger Coggin, Gwen Evans, Fred Gooclrow, Shirle Gulliver, Reta Kimmel, Suzanne Kim Schrader. STUDENT CABINET OFFICERS, RICHARD AGRICOLA, first semester treasurer and second semester vice-president, EDWIN LEPPIEN, second semester treasurer, DAVE BROWNE, first semester vice-president, PAUL HINKEN, first and second semester president, and MAJOR LECKIE, first semester secretary, take care of problems of the student body. Missing from the picture is Mary Ann Suino, second semester secretcry, SO DRIVE LEADERS are MARLENE RUTHIG ond ELAINE SPERRY, chosen bythe girls, and JOHN LUNDEN and JIM FURSTENBERG chosen Iiy the boys. The girls bought more memberships and thereky won out in this annual Hillite contest. fourteen

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PARENTS Participate in School Activities PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS include MRS. C. R, BUSE, social committee chairman, MR. R. GEORGE PURDY, teacher vice-president, MRS. GERALD GOLDFARB, cor- responding secretary, MR. LESTER LUNDEN, president, MRS. WILLIAM HEMMER, secretary, MISS ETHEL PETERSON, sponsor, MRS. JOHN KLEEKAMP, mother vice-president, MR. ROL- LAND STEWART, father viceepresidentg MRS. LENARD ZORN, JR., publicity chairman, MR. BARNEY DUFF, treasurer, and MRS. L. C. HARVIE. Missing from the picture are Miss Mattie Crump, publicity committee, and Miss Ellen Green, social committee. MR. LESTER LUNDEN introduces o speaker at P-TA openhouse. PHIL MICHEL demonstrates to interested onlookers methods used in chemistry class. Exhibitions such as these were held at the annual Demon- tration and Exhibit program. SALLY KEITH and NANCY DeLlSLE set up a geography proiect, one of the many exhibits on display in the cafeteria which illustrated the class work ol Hillite students. PARENTS, TEACHERS, and STUDENTS enjoy dinner and a program together at the P-TA potluck, on annual event, which emphasizes friend- liness and sociability of all concerned with school lite. MR. AND MRS. WALDO DENGLER inspect the projects in order to get a better idea of student work. MR. STANLEY SCHUBERT chats with band member, FRANKLIN KERN ond his parents, MR and MRS. R. W. KERN. C COMFORT is the chief concern of MR. DAVID M. REED, fireman, MR. EDWARD J. BUZA, engineer, MR. CHARLES H. DUWE, MR. WILLIAM A. CRELLER, MR. ALEX WAIER, and MR. CLAUDE BURGESS, MRS. MARGARET A. CASEY, MRS. PEARL M. LaGARIE, MRS. MENA M. McCARTHY, MRS. ESTHER A. GOLDEN, MRS. MARGARET WALLACE, and MRS. MATILDA E. SCHMIDT. thirteen

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Supervise Advisory Campaigns CHRISTMAS SEAL SALES CAMPAIGN this year was headed by ORMA TAYLOR, MR. JOHN DAY, faculty adviser, and BARBARA WOODCOCK. The grand total came to SI80 with Mrs. Sallie Brown's advisory con- tributing S7 tor lirst place. The money was then turned over to the Saginaw Rnd Cross Committee. MRS. JUNE O'DELL'S ADVISORY wan a box of bubble gum by raising 523.25 lor the annual Junior Red Cross Drive. JERRY LAKE gives the prize to JACKIE HABECK, HAZEL CHISHOLM, HELEN GUY, NANCY GUY, chairman, CHUCK MANSKE, TOM HUNTER, MURIEL LIEFFERS, SUE LINN, PAT COOK, und JANE LIVINGSTON. HILLITE JUNIOR RED CROSS LEADERS, CAROL DOERING, JERRY LAKE, HAZEL CHISHOLM, chairman, CHUCK MANSKE, and ROBERTA BAU- STERT, check to see which advisories have reached IOOOAL Contributions totaled 527098, Arthur Hill headed the list of city school contributions. SAVE-THE-CHILDREN LEADERS, NANCY MCCUTCHEON, chairman, DON PIETZ, and RUTH ANN HAIST discuss the drive. Sixty school chil- dren in Seninsburg, France, will be sent to school tor another year because Hillites raised more than S307 for them. Missing from the com- mittee picture is Brenden Wells. ar- .Q-4 I C. gi ., f..-.w WWW fifteen