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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1951 volume:

1951 LEGENDA Arthur Hill High School 3115 Mackinaw Street, Saginaw, Michigan Z . bod NAC —_— Sei CONTENTS .. . GRENING icra pe ee 1-5 ORGANIZATION ....... 6-19 ACTIVITIES). tte 5.62 20 - 51 PRB oe yu emesa ners 52 - 93 ADVERTISING. (ho su. 94-116 EDITORS . ... Alwyn Hansen ) Elaine Koeplinger Lois Trinklein ‘ Miss Mattie G.| Crump, adviser Campus MEMORIAL STADIUM NEW SETTING FOR GRADUATION ARTHUR HILL MEMORIAL STADIUM, through two years of service to the school and community, has resounded with the cheers of football crowds. This June it makes its debut as the setting for the solemnity of the 195] graduation ceremonies — “STILL THE NEW ARTHUR HILL HIGH SCHOOL AFTER ELEVEN YEARS” THE LONG SLIM LINES of the Arthur Hill High School have become known and loved by most citizens’ of Saginaw. By serving the commu- nity as a meeting place and the students as an educational center, the school though eleven years old is still the new Arthur Hill to many Saginawians. ‘S1 Legenda Through the weeks and months of collecting, writing, and editing this 1951 edition of the LEGENDA, the staff has become more deeply aware than ever before of the value and significance of service. We sincerely believe that if mankind is ever to find a path out of its troubled areas, into a land of peace and happy advancement, it will be achieved only through the universal dedication of mankind to the cause of truly serving others. If in a small way this golden thread of service weaves its way through the 1951 LEGENDA, we will be content. ‘51 Legenda IN RECOGNITION of her loyalty and devo- tion to Arthur Hill High School and the com- munity, and of her years of inspirational guidance to students, this fifty-first edition of the LEGENDA is affectionately dedicated to Miss Mattie G. Crump, English teacher and director of publications. Arthur Hill ‘51 Legenda i BOARD OF EDUCATION Leads Citizens To Bond Victory SAGINAW TEACHERS’ CLUB officers in charge of Business, Industry and Education Day discuss arrangements for the program. They are, left to right: MR. CLEO WATSON, MR. LESLIE TURNER, MISS MARY EWING, and MR. JOSEPH G. BARR. SAGINAW TEACHERS spend the first week in the fall listening to ex- perts, getting a cue for emphasis, and planning for the year. Here MR. RAYMOND W. MORROW, Arthur Hill High; MRS. HELEN BOCH, Arthur Hill Trade School; and MRS. HUGO SIEHR, Arthur Hill, plan for the discussion groups which follow the series of lectures. MRS. MELVIN ALLIS listens while CARL FEUSSE and ALICE WAGNER tell about the need for a new Saginaw High School. Students on the Citizen’s Committee from Arthur Hill and Saginaw High canvassed the SAGINAW BOARD OF EDUCATION members make plans for the future of Saginaw schools. Here, discussing plans for the Saginaw High School Bond Issue, are, top row, left to right: MR. CHESTER F. MILLER, superintendent of schools; MR. J. ROBERT GRUBE; MR. EDWARD C. MacRAE, secretary; MR. GEORGE D. PROSS, clerk of the Board; bottom row: MR. HARRY P. BAKER; DR. RAYMOND A. HART, vice-president; MR. WALTER A. LEESCH, president; and MR. HIEL M. ROCKWELL, secretary. Mr. James M. Schackleton (no picture.) city in an effort to encourage as many citizens as possible to vote on the school bond issue. Promoters of this city-wide campaign included the Saginaw Citizens Council and the Saginaw High School’s P-TA. DURING THE BOND ISSUE VICTORY DANCE observers MR. |. M. BROCK, MR. HAROLD T. SLAGHT of the Saginaw News watch from the balcony. These men were members of the committee which planned the dance in celebration of the successful campaign for a new Saginaw High School. A VICTORY DANCE was given last May in celebration of the com- bined efforts of Arthur Hill and Saginaw High schools in the passing of the bond issue for a new Saginaw High School. Dance bands from both Arthur Hill and Saginaw High played alternately during the evening as students mingled in a friendly happy spirit of accomplish- ment. ‘51 Legenda First HONOR ALUMNUS Arthur Hill MR. HARRY P. BAKER, ‘91, became Arthur Hill High School’s first Honor Alumnus at the annual Honors Assembly May 16, 1951. This recognition, marking the 60th anniversary of his graduation from Arthur Hill and his retirement from 18 years on the Saginaw Board of Education, came to Mr. Baker for his unselfish service and unfailing devotion to community and country. In naming their candidate, the Treanor Chapter of Quill and Scroll, in behalf of the school, asked that the term ‘service’ refer to business stability; participa- tion in public affairs; social respect; successful family life; and, most important, the proper attitude and philosophy toward life and its responsibilities. The Honor Alumnus was presented with a certificate of Service and his picture was hung in the community room where guests, honor students and their parents congratulated Mr. Baker during the faculty reception that followed the cere- mony. MR. pleasantness that creates an atmosphere of cooperation and encouragement. 1. M. BROCK, principal, guides the activities of Arthur Hill High School with a IN MEMORY OF .. . THE WORK OF EXPERTS seems to move with limpid tranquillity. Mr. BEN DAMBERG was one of those who did his work so well that one might easily take his expertness for granted. He was a happy person in his work in school and in activities outside. He was positive in his views and fair in his judgments. To the many of us who through the years have admired him, his family and his work, it is with a deep sense of loss that we have been forced to part with him. WITH HER quiet understanding, Miss FRANCES HINRICHSEN served Arthur Hill High School as librarian. The library was run with an efficiency that was recognized by the students who used its facilities. By assisting all those who needed help and in- formation, Miss Hinrichsen endeared herself to the students. She was admired by the faculty for her knowledge and industry. Her memory will long endure in the high school she loved and served so well. ‘51 Legenda FACULTY Meet For Business And Pleasure ae REPRESENTATIVES TO THE SAGINAW TEACHERS’ CLUB, who are elected by the faculty, are: MRS. MARJORY JACOBSON, MISS AMY GATZ, MISS ELOISE BACON, MRS. RACHEL JEROME, and MRS. NANCY BAXTER. THE FACULTY SOCIAL COMMITTEE composed of MRS. MARY STEWART, MISS BURNICE GIBBS, MISS EDITH JENSEN, MISS HELEN BEESON, MISS MARY M. DOIDGE, and MISS ELOISE BACON plan the calendar of social events for the faculty. BEFORE THEIR DAY begins, MISS IRMA STOCKDALE and MISS ELLEN GREEN take time out to admire the assortment of Christmas cards. THE 25 YEAR CLUB had no member who had served on the Arthur Hill faculty for a quarter of a century, but they honored MISS HELEN Arthur Hill THE FACULTY CABINET is a group representing the teachers of Arthur Hill. The cabinet issues awards and consults with MR. I. M. BROCK, chairman of the cabinet, on all school plans. Members are, top row: MR. HAROLD GIESECKE, MR. I. M. BROCK, MR. BRYANT WILSON, MISS MARY F. LEWIS, MISS ETHEL A. PETERSON, MR. RAYMOND W. MORROW, and MR. KEN- NETH C. POULSON; front row: MISS IRMA STOCKDALE, MRS. LORNA ZIEGLER, MISS RUTH PATOW, and MRS. SALLIE BROWN. E. STORCH, office stenographer, who was leaving the Arthur Hill staff. AT THE FACULTY SPRING LUNCHEON in June, each faculty member was presented with a miniature diploma. MISS EDITH R. JENSEN reads hers to the amused faculty members. THE FACULTY SPRING LUNCHEON, held at the Germania, was a “Travel” party. Around the table, left to right, are: MR. BEN DAM- BERG, MRS. HELEN BEYER, MISS NORMA HILE, MR. STANLEY D. SCHUBERT, MISS RACHEL McMILLAN, MISS ELLEN G. GREEN, MISS HELEN BEESON, MR. HARVE LIGHT, MRS. MARIE CRITTENDEN, MISS FRANCES HINRICHSEN, MR. A. A. PIERITZ, MRS. NANCY BAXTER, MISS MARY F. LEWIS, MRS. JOY V. MANN, MR. BRYANT S. WILSON, MRS. LORNA ZIEGLER, and MR. KENNETH C. POULSON. 1] STUDENT CABINET Plans School Activities ADVISORY PRESIDENTS for 1950-51 encouraged SO ticket sales, in- stituted the new idea of the presidents’ pins, improved the Noon Club by supplying new records and better publicity, and decided on the 1951 graduation program. These presidents, the chosen leaders of the 56 advisories are, top row, left to right: TERRY ANDRE, JIM TIMMONS, DON BECKER, DON MEYER, SYBELLIA MAXFIELD, BERNARD BOLT, HAROLD BOWDEN, RONALD BRIDGE, HAROLD BOWMAN, BILL BRU- TON, SALLY BUTTS, VALENTINE COEUR, VERNON CAMPEAU, CARL DIENER, BOB DUST; second row: JUDY EPTING, BOB FALLIS, JOE NEWMAN, GLORIA DUWE, MARVIN ZEHNDER, PATSY FISCHER, BAR- BARA GUY, BILL GALARNO, WALTER HAINES, BILL HOLLOWAY, DONNA KOENIG, JANET KRAUSE; third row: MARILYN LITTLE, VERNE HAWES, JIM MARKLE, EDWARD KERN, BOB KINGSBURY, BERNARD STUDENT CABINET OFFICERS serving the student body of Arthur Hill during the 1950-51 school year were: SALLY BUTTS, first semester vice- president and second semester secretary; CARL DIENER, second semester treasurer; BEN WELLS, first and second semester president; BEVERLY CHERRY, first semester treasurer; and DON BECKER, first semester secretary and second semester vice-president. KRUSZKA, PAT PATTERSON, SANDRA MEYER, JOHN LANDERYOU, JIM JAKES; fourth row: MURIEL LIEFFERS, BRUCE MUELLER, JOHN LOBSIGER, JERRY MATSON, GARY MATHEWSON, JOHN MOORE, DALENE MORNINGSTAR, MARION RITTMUELLER, MARJORIE RAE; fifth row: ELLEN HERZOG, BILL GRANVILLE, CAROL REAMS, JOE FLORA, WESLEY RORK, DICK STRICKER, TOMSA STEWART, TOM SCHUETTE; sixth row: BRUCE SEYMORE, TOM SOBLESKY, SUSAN RUPP, JIM VACIK, BOB SIMPSON, BEN WELLS, and ALLEN WIECK. Missing from the picture are: Don Cushway, Jack Egger, Jack Hanson, Ronald Harris, James Karpicke, Carol Malmgren, Donna Hathaway, Edward Morgan, Barbara Tunis, Dick Vanderveer, Esta Vibert, and Edward Beyerlein. 12 ‘51 Legenda STUDENT ORGANIZATION Encourages Student Participation STUDENT ORGANIZATION CAMPAIGN leaders, BERNARD BOLT, SALLY BUTTS, MR. HAROLD GIESECKE, MRS. DORTHEA MOUNTZ BACH, ad- visers, BOB DUST, and TOMSA STEWART spurred Hillites in a member- ship drive. This year, 1754 Hillites bought SO’s, from a total of 1807 Arthur Hill students. Sally, Tomsa, and Mrs. Bach led the girls to an- other victory over the boys. Bernard, Bob, and Mr. Giesecke were the boys’ campaign leaders. Annually there is high spirited rivalry be- tween Hillite Jacks and Jills to see who will sell the highest percent of SO’s. The boys again conceded the victory and paid their penalty by entertaining the school with an assembly. TUBERCULOSIS SEAL SALES leaders BERNADINE HARNOIS and DOLLIE YATES check the total sales amount, $191.41, with their faculty adviser, MR. JOHN DAY, at the close of the sales drive. They distributed at least $5.00 worth of seals to each of the 56 advisories. Mrs. Sallie M. Brown’s advisory led with a total of $7.00. All this money was sent to the TB Center at the City Hall to provide care for Saginaw’s stricken patients, to provide free X-rays, and to educate the community to understand the disease. Arthur Hill STUDENT PUBLICITY COMMITTEE leaders of the Parent-Teachers Asso- ciation Membership Drive, NANCY BOELL, MRS. MARY STEWART, ad- viser, MIRIAM BISHOP, chairman, MARY LOU BERNECKER, and ELFRIEDA BEYER led the 56 advisories to a grand total of over 1600 P-TA mem- bers. By means of the public address system and special bulletins, this committee issued to the student body all the information needed to make the campaign a success. JUNIOR RED CROSS LEADER S, checking the advisories which have reached 100% in the 1951 campaign are: JEANNETTE BOCH, JANICE BARTH, JOANNE STOBBART, chairman, MARILYN RENZ, and CAROL McMACKEN. Arthur Hill’s total contribution, $328.55, was turned over to and distributed by the Saginaw Chapter of the American Junior Red Cross. 13 Se eed Speer eee STUDENT ASSISTANTS Take A Hand In The Management SENIOR HOSTESSES greet visitors, show them around school, and run errands for the office staff. These girls are selected on the basis of qualifications, vacant hour, and references. Spending an hour each day in the community room are: GLORIA DUWE, CAROL REAMS, MARI- LYN AVERY, NANCY MACK, BETTY ANDERSON, JOAN WEBER, and seated: KATHERINE TUNIS. CHOOSING TALENT and planning schedules for assemblies is the task of the Assembly Committee. Students and teachers serving on the com- mittee are: RICHARD HAUSLER, JAMES KEARFUL, KATHERINE TUNIS, RICHARD DREWYER, JUDY MORETTI, MRS. FRANCES HAMLIN, MISS BURNICE GIBBS, MISS MARY LEWIS, MISS CONSTANCE McWETHY, and MRS. NANCY BAXTER. THE USHERS in crisp white blouses and dark skirts are familiar figures in the auditorium during assemblies, plays, and concerts. The girls who direct students and parents to their seats are, top row: JO ANN DENGLER, LILA BILLITER, PATRICIA PHILLIPS, PHYLLIS DIRKER, LOIS BEYTHAN, PHYLLIS FROST. Middle row: MARILYN AVERY, ELLEN NICHOLS, SYBELLIA MAXFIELD, SHIRLEY MARTIN, CAROLYN GILBERT, 14 AMY LOU LYTLE, SHIRLEY KUEHN. Front row: MARY PACKARD, SHIR- LEY STOKUS, SUE WARNER, KATHLEEN BUTLER, PATRICIA CONWAY, MARGARET MARK. SERVICE CLUB members start their day at 7:30 a.m. by supervising the entrances. In return for this work they receive a paid up SO. This year’s members include, standing: JO ANN NYE, TERRY HUMPAL, ADA SHEPERD, LETA JO AUSTIN; seated: JOAN FERREL, MARY MILLER, and JEAN DORN. Not in the picture are: Sally Fentner, Shirley Kuehn, Lois Nye, and Edwin Richter. PROJECTION CREW members are always ready to “run off’ a reel of film for any class or department. Under supervision of Mr. Seymour Murphy, CHARLES GROBE, JOHN BARNETT, EUGENE BUDD, JOHN BLOOMSTROM, and BRUCE SANDERS serve the school by manning the audio-visual aid equipment. “LIGHTS! CURTAINS!” These familiar words start the stage crew into action. Under the supervision of Mr. Stanley D. Schubert, the boys run the lighting, the props, sound effects, and curtain on each stage per- formance. KENNETH ROOKER, HARRY HAWKINS, STUART GORDON, and DALE PRETZER check instructions posted on the control board. ‘51 Legenda LIBRARY ASSISTANTS issue materials as well as assist in the general up-keep of library materials. Students who have given their free periods to learn the work and also be of service to the school are, top row, left to right: DIANE PEDERSON, SHIRLEY KUEHN, BEVERLY WILLIAMS, MADELINE NELSON, YVONNE PETRE. Second row: SUSAN BAUDER, BERTHA BENCH, BETTY HOLLIS, PATRICIA ROESLER, DONNA WARDIN, CAROLINE SCHMIDT, NANCY JONES, LOIS WILDER. Front row: SHIRLEY STOKUS, LUCILLE JOHNSON, JANET WEIR. NOON CLUB provides an opportunity for Hillites to relax during their lunch hour. Gathered around the juke box are: JOE NEWMAN, BILL BRUTON, ED MORGAN, TERRY ANDRE, LARRY MULHOLLAND, WALTER HAINES, BRUCE SEYMORE, and JIM JAKES. These are the students who keep the records spinning for Hillites whether they dance or just listen. THE CLINIC is open at any hour of the school day. Students go to the health room and find student nurses to assist them. Attendants receive Arthur: Hill their knowledge for the position via the home nursing class. The weekly visit of Miss Viola Pasel, R.N. gives aid and directions in how to care for the more seriously ill students. A typical scene in the health room is portrayed by patient LILA WEHNER and student nurse MARILYN MILLER. STUDENT STORE ASSISTANTS keep the pupils of Arthur Hill supplied with paper, erasers, and pencils. Here JOAN KLEIN and JANET KRAUSE are decorating the window for Easter. OFFICE PRACTICE CLASS members check attendance records, stencil tests and study outlines for members of the faculty. Gaining experience through this class are: ELLEN WEISS, NORMA DAY, MADGE FOSTER, and BETTY MEAD. CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS stack trays and dry dishes. During the fourth hour lunch period CHARLES GROSS, AUGUST LEASCH, FERGUS TAIT, and NORMAN GROSS are drying silverware. 15 IN MANY CLASSES there are the students who wish to extend their activities beyond class work. They are interested in work that allows an informal view point on the various subjects. From this desire clubs have stemmed, giving the students a chance to become active in school affairs, to meet other students, and to enjoy an enlarged social life. Because so many students belong to several clubs it would be duplicating again and again to picture the officers of each club separately. In the Science De- partment are Alchemist, Biology, Crucibles, Future Homemakers of America, and Future Farmers of America Clubs. The Mathematics Department sponsors the Pythagorians. Recently Future Teachers and Future Nurses have organized. Language clubs consist of French, German, Latin, and Spanish. Journalism achievement is honored with membership in Quill Scroll Society. In the dra- matic work, Arts-Dramatics Club is the goal. Music Department students try out for BOC Club. For exercise, the Bowling, Rifle, and Pep Clubs offer enter- tainment. The Commercial Department sponsors Co-ops, the retailing club. Service Clubs include Hi-Y, Y-Teens, and Miracle Book Clubs. RECREATIONAL CLUB OFFICERS for both semesters are, top row, left to right; Hi-Y Club: HARVEY HAUBENSTRICKER, vice-president; RONALD HARRIS, secretary; Co-ops Club: DIANE HARMON, assistant; SALLY SORGATZ, reporter; MARY LOU STEELE, treasurer; DALE THOMAS, secretary; CAROLYN REIN, vice- president; JANET PABST, president; Y-Teens Club: MURIEL LIEFFERS, president; SYBELLIA MAXFIELD, program chairman. Middle row; Hi-Y Club: ROGER ABBOTT, sergeant-at-arms; JOHN CUTHBERTSON, treasurer; STUART GOR- DON, president; Rifle Club: PETE KEYSER, as- sistant; ARNOLD STEIN, secretary; KARL MEYER- HOLT, range officer; Y-Teens Club: BEVERLY SMITH, social chairman; BETTY LEE ANDER- SON, secretary. Bottom row; Bowling Club: BARBARA GUY, president; SUE MITCHELL, sec- retary; Rifle Club: JACK BINDON, president; DON LUTZ, vice-president; PAUL WOLFIEL, treasurer; Y-Teens Club: KATHLEEN BUTLER, treasurer; GLORIA DUWE, vice-president. LITERARY CLUBS officers are, top row, left to right; Arts-Dramatics Club: BILL GALARNO, president; DON CAMERON, vice-president; CAROL REAMS, secretary; RUTH GLASS, trea- surer; Band-Orchestra-Choir Club: DON BECK- ER, president; CATHERINE SCHULTZ, vice-presi- dent; KATHLEEN HANSEN, secretary-treasurer; SHIRLEY LITTLE, program chairman. Middle row; Quill and Scroll Society: SALLY BUTTS, president; AL HANSEN, vice-president; ARNA- LEE CALLAN, secretary (no picture); RUTHE FISCHER, treasurer. Miracle Book Club: BOB TOWNLEY, president; BOB KINGSBURY, vice- president; JOE FLORA, secretary; PAT PHILLIPS, treasurer. Bottom row; Future Teachers of America Club: JACQUELYN DUDEWICZ, presi- dent (no picture); ELLEN FOULDS, vice-presi- dent; LUCILLE JOHNSON, secretary; BOB RADINA, treasurer; JIM DALY, librarian; VIR- GINIA VOGEL, historian. LANGUAGE CLUB OFFICERS are, French Club: SHIRLEY LAMPEL, treasurer; MARY GRUBE, sec- retary; SALLY SOUDERS and DON CAMERON, point chairmen (no picture); Spanish Club: MARILYN SCHUTT, president; KAY LEPPERT, vice-president; SHIRLEY JOHNSON, point chair- man; SUZANNE RUPP, treasurer; French Club: GLORIA DUWE, president, also Latin Club president; ROSEMARY NIZINSKI, vice-president; KATHLEEN BUTLER, point chairman. Front row: ELSIE FISCHER, Latin and French Clubs secre- tary; German Club: DAVID SECORD, secretary; ELLEN FOULDS, assistant; CARL HESSE, vice- president (no picture); JUNIOR WASCHER, treasurer (no picture); HEDWIG GEIGER, presi- dent; Spanish Club: LOIS WILDER, secretary; SALLY HEINEMAN, sergeant-at-arms. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS are, standing, left to right; Future Farmers of America: LOVELL KAIN, president; PETER BOOS, vice-president; ARN- OLD STEIN, secretary; CARL ROSSMAN, treas- urer; EUGENE BUDD, reporter; Future Home- makers of America: LILLIE GEHRCKE, president; LUCILLE GEHRCKE, vice-president; NANCY MEEHLEDER, secretary; BEBE PROCTOR, treas- urer; TERRY ANDRE, Math Club president; DAVID LEARNED, vice-president and Crucibles president; DON CAMERON, Math Club secre- tary (no picture); STUART GORDON, treasurer; HERMAN GIEROW, Crucibles vice-president; RUDY JOYCE, secretary-treasurer (no picture); MARGARET MARK, Biology treasurer. Seated, left to right: DOROTHY PRESSPRICH, Alchemist president; GLORIA DUWE, vice-president and Biology secretary; SALLY YARMUTH, Alchemist treasurer; MARJORIE NUERMINGER, secretary; ELSIE FISCHER, Biology president; MURIEL LIEFFERS, vice-president. ‘51 Legenda CLASS Of ‘25 Celebrates Anniversary MRS. MARIE WIEGAND MADSON talks with her former classmate, MR. E. HOYT DeKLEINE, of Buffalo, New York, who traveled the farthest distance to be present at the reunion of the class of 1925. HOWARD SMALL, Judge EUGENE S. HUFF, and DR. FERDINAND GAENSBAUER, members of the Class of 1925, reminisce about pre- graduation days at the old Arthur Hill school building. MEMBERS OF CLASS OF 1925 met for dinner and dancing at the Germania Club last spring. The reunion dinner topic was the good old school days of 1924-25. THE PLANNING COMMITTEE for the 25th Anniversary of the Class of 1926, look back through the page s of their LEGENDA to recall their classmates. These committee leaders are, standing, left to right: MR. JOHN E. DAY, MISS ERMA M. TRASK, MISS VIOLA PASEL, MRS. LOUISE SPERRY LUXTON, MR. HUGO SIEHR, MR. LEO E. SCHMITZ, MRS. ELEANOR COGSWELL SCHMITZ, MR. RALPH H. WERNER, and MR. ALFRED J. GAERTNER; seated: MRS. NEDA STAMMERS SIMPSON, MRS. RUTH STORK STINGEL, MR. CECIL J. BARNETT, MR. JOHN DOERFNER, and MRS. VIRGINIA HARPER SIEHR. Arthur Hill 17 P-TA Promotes Parent-Teacher Understanding Parent-Teacher Association Cabinet Members plan year’s activities. Officers are Mrs. Paul Jaquish, corresponding secretary and historian, Mr. Earl Avery, finance; father vice-president; Mr. Otto Pressprich, president; Mrs. Clarence D. Stewart, teacher vice-president; Mrs. Martin Bruton, mother vice-president. Parent-Teacher Association committee chairmen consult with their presi- dent. Members are, seated: Mrs. A. R. Hansen, refreshments; Mrs. John Toft, hospitality; Miss Ethel A. Peterson, student relation; Mrs. Edward Kemp, membership. Standing, Mr. 1. M. Brock, advisory chairman; Mr. Earl Avery, father vice-president; Miss Mattie G. Crump, publicity; Mr. Otto Pressprich, president. 18 At the annual all-city Parent-Teacher Association Founders Banquet, Mrs. Elmer Church, state president is honor guest. Mrs. Church lives in Kalamazoo. Representing Arthur Hill at the event were Mr. Stanley D. Schubert, Don Becker, Joan Stobbart, who took the picture, and Principal I. M. Brock. Miss Nelle Haley, director of Elementary Educa- tion, is seated with Mrs. Church. Open House for parents starts activities of the Parent-Teacher Associa- tion for the year. Many newcomers take advantage of the guide assist- ance offered by students. Barbara Roush was on hand to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Hans H. Hennecke. 51 Legenda Seated at the Youth Table at Parent Teacher Association Founders Banquet are Mary Katherine Lent, of Saginaw High, and Don Becker, of Arthur Hill, both student representatives for the occasion. Another group enjoying potluck are members of Mr. Harold Giesecke’s advisory. This potluck is always a festive affair with students decorating, the adviser playing host, and all members of families in the advisories coming with food for the family prepared ready to serve. Potluck has grown in popularity until two sessions were necessary this year. The south half of the school gathered April 11 and the north half, April 18. A news cast directed by the journalism department and election of officers were the program features. Patiently waiting for a piece of that lucious cake, served by Doris Alberts are Jean Akerley, Ann Akerley, Mrs. Earl Avery, and Marliyn Avery. Open House provides opportunity for parents to consult teachers about student work after the first grades are issued. While Miss Burnice Gibbs chats with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Henry St. Clare enter the room. Arthur Hill Parents, teachers, and students gather once each year for a meal together at the P-TA Potluck held in April. The occasion presents unique table decorations and tasty food prepared through the cooper- ation of the advisory groups. The potluck also is a time for the renewal of old friendships and the making of new ones as it is an informal gathering. Enjoying the event are, left to right, Mr. and Mrs. Hassen, Thelma Hassen, and Mrs. Sheldon Harmon. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson en- joy refreshments after an evening of cards. The proceeds of this event finance the student welfare work for the entire year. Mrs. Vincent J. Lager, a friend, and Mr. H. V. Bradley are prepared to help serve the buffet luncheon at the card party. Shirley Klein is first in line. £4 nay RRR fSRERBI OES € a ee About 500 parents, teachers, friends came to the P-TA card party, February 6. Serving on committees were Miss Ellen Green, refreshments; Mrs. Earl Avery, Mrs. John Toft, hospitality; Mrs. A. R. Hansen, refresh- ments; Mrs. Paul Andre, general chairman; Mrs. Clarence D. Stewart, faculty representative; and Mrs. Forest Hanson, prizes. 19 ‘51 Legenda 20 g HONORS Alma Scholarship Bay City Scholarship Kalamazoo College Scholarship Michigan State Scholarship Mount Pleasant (Academic) Mount Pleasant (Teachers) Northwestern 22 $50 a year Tuition $450 a year Tuition Tuition Tuition Tuition Tuition Tuition Tuition Tuition Tuition Tuition Tuition $180 and 40% of tuition $240 SALLY BUTTS, the most outstanding Junior in 1950, was elected by the faculty cabinet as chairman of the National Honor Assembly. This year she won the Daughters of the American Revolution award. Her classmates and teachers chose her the best senior girl citizen ke- cause she possessed to an outstanding degree the qualities of depend- ability, service, personality, with high scholastic standing. LLOYD YEO received the University of Michigan Alumni Plaque fer his scholarship and athletic ability, JUDITH JOHNSON received the Otto Roeser Scholarship to the University of Michigan at commencement for top scholarship among contestants. For leadership, service and promise PAUL HINKIN was awarded the Julius W. Ippel Merit Cup. MIRIAM BISHOP, the outstanding sophomore girl, was honored hy the Y-Teens Club award. She received this honor through a faculty vote on the basis of citizenship, leadership, scholarship, and participation in extra-curricular activities. CARL DEINER, the outstanding sophomore boy, received the Hi-Y Club award last May at the Awards Assembly. This is given on the basis of citizenship, leadership, scholarship, and participation in extra- curricular activities. 1950 SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Laura Muirhead Carol Richmond Richard Crooks Audrey Llewellyn Henry Marksbury Bill Rooker Glenn Hoernlein Paul Hinkin Sally Dierich Barbara Olson Ruth Garret Sue Dengler Jacqueline Watt Jean Ann Buse Mary D. Holmes Marilyn Jakes University of Michigan Tuition, $150 a year Marilyn Campbell Tuition, $150 a year Paul Hinkin Tuition, $150 a yeer Jerome Lake Tu-tion, $150 a year Roberta MacGregor Tuition, $150 a year James Packer Lorraine Avery Jo Ann Pruyne Western Michigan College of Education at Kalamazoo Tuesday Musical (Loan Scholarship) $150 Richard Crooks St. Louis Institute of Music, St. Louis, Mo. (Clara Briggs Freshman Music Scholarship) $495 Jean Westover ‘51 Legenda Recognize Achievement AGRICULTURE AWARD LOVELL KAIN, for outstanding work in agriculture, was the 1951 winner of the Dekalb Award. ART AWARDS MARGARET CARTIER won a gold key in the regional Scholastic Art Contest for her entry in the general art division. PATSY FISCHER was awarded a gold key in costume designing. JOAN FORBES, the first sophomore ever to earn a gold key, took hers in general art. HARRY GRAHAM won two gold keys in the water color division. FIRST-PRIZE WINNERS in the Annual Woman’s Club Art Contest were NANCY McCAULEY’S “Duck” in the ceramic division; RUTH CASE’S “Donkey”’ in the plastic sculpturing; JACQUELINE EMMITT in metal work; and PATRICIA PATTERSON in textile painting. SECOND-PRIZE WINNERS were RICHARD SHULER in plastic sculpturing, and HILDRED SCHAEFF in basket weaving. ELAINE WINTERSTEIN won third place in basket weaving. MUSIC AWARDS FIRST PLACE RATINGS in the District Contest were awarded to WIL- LIAM BIRDSALL and RUTH GLASS, clarinetists; violinist ROBERT KNOWLES, and EDITH SPARKS, clarinetist. RUTH GLASS also won Girls’ State Award. BETTY HOERAUF won a scholarship to Wayne University for her ex- cellence in baton twirling. CAROLYN REIN received third prize Foreign Wars Auxiliary Essay contest. in the Saginaw Veterans of BILL GALARNO Award. received a National Scholastic Magazine Writing DONALD HEALY received a U. S. Savings Bond for winning the United Nations exam and essay contest through his American History class. BOYS’ STATE REPRESENTATIVES for 1950, chosen by the Hi-Y Club and sponsored by the American Legion were, left to right: TERRY ANDR E, JOHN ADAMS, PETER HERVEY, and RON DINGMAN. selected for their citizenship, leadership, and These boys, scholarship, went to Lansing for a two weeks leadership conference. Arthur Hill 1951 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS Betty Lee Anderson, Terence A. Andre, Marilyn G. Avery, Marilyn Janette Bain, Bertha Carolyn Bench, Bernard A. Bolt, Charles A. Boyd, Beatrice Lorraine Broun, William Martin Bruton, Sally Ann _ Butts, Arnalee Callan, Vernon Compeau, Phyllis Ann Dirker, Mary J. Domas, Richard Glenn Drewyer, Donna Lou Dupree, Gloria L. Duwe, John Clem- ence Egger, Ruth Mary Fischer, Elsie Carolyn Fisher, Loraine F. Fontaine. William S. Galarno, Ruth Marjorie Glass, Nancy Lee Haar, Alwyn Ray Hansen, Jean Shela Harrison, Eldon G. Haubenstricker, Betty Jean Hoerauf, Sally Jane Holland, Mary Jane Hozeska, James W. Jakes, Lucille Ann Johnson, James Lee Jorgensen, Rudy E. Joyce, Marjorie Ann Kern, Janet A. Kinney, Joan C. Klein, Elaine Ann Koeplinger, Bernard Arthur Kruszka, Kenneth J. Kubiak, Shirley Anne Lampel, David W. Learned. Muriel Joyce Lieffers, Bonnie Jean Lovejoy, Nancy Louise Mack, Sally Ann Martindale, Irene Clara Maurer, Myra Jane McClure, Nancy Jean Meehleder, Joyce Ann Millar, Joseph H. Newman, Marjorie Ellen Nuer- minger, Howardine Frances Nye, Dorothy Winola Pressprich, Carolyn L. Rein, We sley Lawrence Rork, Phyllis Ann Rummel. Georgiana Helen Schmidt, Melna E. Schmitzer, Stanford A. Sheyer, Sally Ann Sorgatz, Ruth Ann Sowatsky, Donald D. Springer, Ann Marie Stromer, Helen Louise Thomas, James E. Timmons, Lois Emily Trinklein, Virginia June Trinklein, Katherine A. Tunis, Helen Marie Ureche, Marie Ann Walter, Joan P. Weber, Dorothy May Weiderhold, Elaine Margaret Weirauch, Ellen A. Weiss, Brenden Lewis Wells, Lois Arleen Wilder, Kenneth Arthur Wilkinson, Charlotte Verona Wolfe, Dollie Ann Yates. 23 ENGLISH Aims at Better Communications | CORRECTIVE SPEECH conferences and classes help students overcome DELORES ARRIAGA displays the drawings she made for her project on speech defects through recordings and discussions of the individual’s Silas Marner to classmates NORENE CHERRY, HANS HENNECKE, and voice. Here MISS CATHERINE FURBEE, instructor, and MR. HARLEN CARLA OLMQUIST in her sophomore English class. These projects were | BLOOMER, speech correction supervisor from the University of Mich- made as part of their unit of work on the novel they had read. 1] igan Speech Clinic, confer with MARION DAY. IN JUNIOR ENGLISH, instructor, MRS. RACHEL JEROME, dictates the IN SENIOR ENGLISH CLASSES a part of the requirements for gradu- biography of Sinclair Lewis, who is an author in the unit being studied, a tion is a thousand word research theme written during the second to JACK ALEXANDER and JANET KRAUSE, who write for the class. semester by each student. Here ANN MacMEEKIN and DON SPRINGER confer with MRS. FRANCES HAMLIN about their completed themes, learning what mistakes they have made and how they can be corrected. 24 ‘51 Legenda SPEECH Activities Include Assemblies, Pep Meetings PEP ASSEMBLIES, held to boost the athletic teams on to victory, are a part of the varied recreational program at Arthur Hill. Here DAVID KRUSKE and MARLIN NUECHTERLEIN, bearers of signs showing the school spirit, are preceded across the gym floor by a musical trio consisting of ALLEN SPOUSTA, WILLARD TESSIN, and GLENN BELLINGER. ASSEMBLIES put on by professional performers are held at regulor intervals during the school year to which the public is also invited. After one of these programs PATRICIA BOYLE, reporter for the Arthur Hill News, interviews MRS. JAMES DUTTEN, MR. JAMES DUTTEN, and MISS DIANNE ANDREWS, the marimbist trio. Arthur Hill 3 1390 00951 1260 DEBATE TEAM members board the bus for a valley debate meet. After a season of three valley meets Arthur Hill debaters found themselves in third place with 15 wins and 21 losses. Members are CAROLE PARKER, SALLY BAILEY, NANCY BAILEY, JOAN RANDALL, TOM WHITNEY, PAT HUMPAL, DELORES ARRIAGA, JOAN VIGEANT, JAMES KEARFUL, DALE PRETZER, and JOHN CLARK. AN EXHIBIT OF PRESERVED-ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS, part of the Freedom Train, was displayed on the auditorium stage. Students and teachers viewed the display at prescriked periods. MYRNA WOLFE, ORRIN GEETING, and HARRY HAWKINS gather around one of the earliest documents. 25 i “oer or eee SOCIAL SCIENCE Points To Citizenship AMERICAN GOVERNMENT is required of all seniors for graduation. American Government and Economics give seniors a background in the organization and working of American democracy. Here DOROTHY PRESSPRICH explains a passage in the text book, The History of American Government, to JAMES VACIK, LUCINDA REIMER, JAMES FOBEAR, JANE WEBER, and ROBERT BUSH. STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY is made possible through the coopera- tion of the Saginaw city government and the local post of the American Legion. The project is the final step in the unit on civic government. Seniors are elected to civic offices and rule the city for the day. These students made applications and were appointed by the Personnel Board to their offices. CHARLOTTE WOLFE served as Health Officer; DON 26 WORLD HISTORY added to the required history gives the student a social science major. Students study civilization from the beginning of ancient history up to our modern history and trace its influence on news of the day. Among those reading the ‘Weekly News Review” are DARLENE CLARK, SUE ROGERS, and NILA HARMONY. WILTSE, Director of Motor Equipment; MARILYN AVERY, Director of Finance; BOB DUST, Director of Planning; RUTH GLASS, Fire Chief; WALTER HAINES, Director of Public Works; ANN STROMER, Super- intendent of Filtration; JACK CARLETON, Purchasing Officer; and JOAN WEBER, City Clerk. ‘51 Legenda ART OF LIVING Assists Social Adjustment BOYS’ GYMNASIUM classes are required of all sophomores and juniors. Engaged in daily exercises, which are a part of the physical education program are: EUGENE MARTIN and BILL MASON in the foreground of MR. GLENN MASON’‘S sophomore class. SOPHOMORE ART OF LIVING students, MARY LOU SCHIESSWOHL, VALERIE RUBY, JUNE McMATH, JOANN ELLIOTT, and JOAN HABECK, look through wedding projects made by the junior girls as one of the projects of the year. SOPHOMORE and JUNIOR GIRLS alternate gymnasium and art of living classes. Here SANDRA VANDERSTEIN, PAULINE CATRAIN, BARBARA ARMSTRONG, and DEE GALONSKA take part in rope skipping exercises. ART OF LIVING CLASSES help solve the problems of students, aid in developing their personalities, and offer an opportunity to study materials on their vocational interests. Here TOM DEZELSKY, MR. DAVID A. GAINEY, and RONNY DUBAY talk over their study year. Arthur Hill 27 SCIENCE, MATH Prepare Hills IN BIOLOGY, the sophomore science course, lectures, class discussion, and audio-visual aids are helpful in understanding the workings of plants and animals. Here, dissecting and drawing their grasshopper are KAY BATTEN and RONALD DUBAY. GEOGRAPHY, as a science, offers a knowledge of the terrain and people around the world which helps students understand world problems. Here DICK BARTEL, DALE SWANTON, BEVERLY COX, and PAT BOYLE find a place on the map that is especially important in the news. 28 IN CHEMISTRY, the senior science course, through lectures, taking notes on the discussion, and writing papers on special projects, the students find the chemistry of everyday life. DAVE LEARNED, MURIEL LIEFFERS, and DOROTHY PRESSPRICH perform an exgeriment. IN PHYSICS, a junior science course, students are offered the back- ground for the construction and use of mechanical equipment. Here JACK YOUNG and MARLENE WOOLGAR take notes while DONALD ZEHNDER balances the weights. ‘51 Legenda For Careers In Business, Industry AGRICULTURE is designed for those students who intend to make farm- ing or one of its associated sciences their life work. The classroom work is supplemented with field work which is done with many of the most modern implements. This course is open to both boys and girls. Here RICHARD POPP holds the seed to be planted, while LYLE LeCRONIER and RICHARD LUKER smooth and prepare the ground. REFRESHER MATH is a class designed to give seniors a review of the essentials of arithmetic before they graduate. This course takes the place of senior English 8 for non-college students. MISS GATZ hears JERRY MATSON’S question about one of his problems. Waiting for their turn are PHYLLIS GAYLORD, JOHN LIPPERT, and MARNA GREMEL. Arthur Hill GEOMETRY is a subject which helps students understand the intricacies of various figures. Here, SANDRA VanDERSTEIN, GIRARD WEBER, and JANET TOFT study one of the projects kefore going on with their work. CLOTHING COURSES help students to create their own clothes. DORO- THY PRESSLEY threads the machine while MARY JANE FOBEAR smoothes the material. Courses in foods and home nursing are part of the homemaking minor which may be offered for a science credit at Michigan State College for a course in Home Economics. 29 LANGUAGES Combine For Broader Understanding LATIN STUDENTS, kesides their regular assignments of translation, vocabulary, and discussing tales from Roman mythology, have projects dealing with Roman orators, myths, or anything having to do with Rome. Looking over f¢rojects turned in by Miss Gertrude Turner’s students are JOSEPH FLORA, NANCY SCHOTT, and SHIRLEY MARBLE. FRENCH CLASSES, receive French newspapers each month. Projects showing a knowledge of the people and customs of France interest French students JOAN STOBBART, JANET TOFT, KATHRYN TUNIS, SANDRA MEYERS, and JACK ALEXANDER. 30 THE GERMAN LANGUAGE proves difficult to master, but when learned, it becomes useful and practical as most foreign languages do. Seeking help in their studies from MRS. COILA BULLARD are ELLEN FOULDS and SUNIOR WASHER. SPANISH STUDENTS create variety and interest in their class by making special notebooks about the different manners and customs of the Spanish-speaking people. Here BARBARA TUNIS, JERRY GRAUF, JOAN WEBER and DON HEALY read a few of the notebooks made by their fellow classmates. ‘51 Legenda COMMERCIAL Classes Train For Clerical Work In TYPING class LENORE FISCHER operates the new electric typewriter while ALICE KANARY types what she hears from the dictaphone. This class is open to students training for secretarial careers. In BOOKKEEPING class, KAY TILLMAN and KATHLEEN NUERMINGER compare notes of financial statements. Students may take four semesters of bookkeeping practice. Arthur Hill RETAILING classes display their wares in the student store. Getting acquainted with the stock are store assistants, JOAN KLEIN, JO ANN NYE, BEBE PROCTOR, and JANET KRAUSE. COMMERCIAL LAW students demonstrate how a trial is carried on. At this session of court are, left to right: JIM REINKE as the attorney, DALE KROSS as the judge, and RUBEN MILLER as the defendant. Students make contracts and discuss case problems, 3] ART Students Serve Others Through Creative Outlet ART DEPARTMENT students contribute their talent for many causes. Among the many is Christmas card making for the armed forces Veter- ans’ Hospital. Left to right: JILL FERGUSON, BETTY SHAW, and DON ORR look over Christmas cards they made for the Veterans’ Hospital. ARTHUR HILL ARTISTS have earned an all time record by earning five gold keys at the regional contest in Grand Rapids. Three of these winners represented here are: MARGARET CARTIER and JOAN FORBES general art, and PATSY FISCHER, fashion sketches. 32 MARGARET CARTIER, gold key winner in SCHOLASTIC CONTEST, looks over the posters for Poppy Day. Students in commercial art classes worked on the posters. CRAFTS CLASSES work on their projects. Here MARVIN ZEHNDER shows his Christmas tree made from holly leaves to TOM SCHUETTE and CHARLES WOODINGTON. In this class each student may choose his own field either, general art, commercial arts, or costume design, and try new methods of presentation. ‘51 Legenda MANUAL ART Students Design, Construct, Repair IN MACHINE SHOP students JAMES REIS and DON BIRNBAUM are making funnels. This class gives students a good background for home crafts and helps them in making a decision for industrial work. IN CRAFTS CLASS students DICK BARTEL and DICK SHULER are firing ceramics in the kiln. The making of ceramics is one of the useful and interesting phases of art work. The kiln and many other modern pieces of equipment make this work of practical benefit as well as of creative value. Crafts trains students in many other types of hand- work too, from clay modeling to weaving. Arthur Hill WOOD SHOP CLASSES offer expression of design and creative ideas in repair work. RON BECKMAN, CHUCK RUMMLEY, and KARL MEYERHOLT demonstrate the musical jewelry boxes the boys made for Christmas gifts. MECHANICAL DRAWING class trains students for their future careers as draftsmen or pattern makers in industry and architectural work. Blueprint making, part of the student’s class work, requires patience and accuracy in making each small detail of it. Working on a difficult design is BILL HOLLOWAY. 34 Journalism Students Record School Life In NEWS—LEGENDA EQUIPMENT AIDS News-Legenda photographers. This 4x5 Busch Press- man camera is the newest addition to the journalism department. The camera came complete with flash equipment, light filters, floodlights, tripod, and accessories case. REPRESENTATIVES of Arthur Hill who attended the two week journalism short course during the summer at Michigan State College are, stand- ing, left to right: ELAINE KOEPLINGER, MARY LOU BERNECKER; seated: ALWYN HANSEN, SALLY BUTTS, BILL GALARNO. LEGENDA DISTRIBUTION is usually handled by juniors the same afternoon as cap and gowns are issued. Students receive their books through advisory sixth hour and spend the rest of the afternoon in the halls collecting autographs. Advisory representatives calling for books for their home rooms are JACK NITZ, JIM HERBIN, and ROGER HEYN. ‘51 Legenda SENIOR MEMBERS of the Arthur Hill News staff direct the ‘pounding out of the news.’ Senior journalists are standing, left to right: JOHN BROWN, sports reporter; ARNALEE CALLAN, managing editor; CARL FEUSSE, sports page editor; BILL GALARNO, city editor; JACQUELYN JOHNSON, business manager (no picture.) Seated: RUTHE FISCHER, editorial page editor; SALLY BUTTS, editor-in-chief; and MARGIE KERN, typist. NEWS UNDERCLASSMEN are reporters and edit the junior issue of the NEWS. Each student must hove fifty inches of copy published be- fore his name can appear in the masthead. Standing, left to right: NANCY REED, KATHLEEN GREER, ANN BEAVER, DON CAMERON, TOMSA STEWART, RONALD PRENTICE, PATRICIA BOYLE, AND JERRY BARRENSCHEER. Seated left to right: SUE WARNER, MARY LOU BERNECKER, DIANE HARMON, and CAROLYN GILBERT. Not in the picture are Margaret Bueker, Mary Jo Cochran, Nancy Kneuss, Jean Leuenberger, Carol Rice, Shirley Sager, Sue Shorney, Joan Snow, Joanne Stobbart, Jean Thomas. — ARTHUR HILL publications were represented at Michigan Interscholastic Press Association last spring at the University of Michigan. The day was spent attending lectures on newspaper and yearbook editing. Attending the luncheon in the ballroom at the Union are SANDRA MEYER, KAY GARDY, DOROTHY NELLET, and JACQUELYN JOHNSON. Professor John L. Brumm, former journalism department head of the University, was the luncheon speaker. Arthur Hill SENIOR MEMBERS of the Legenda staff supervise all pictures and stories that go into the yearbook and share the responsibilities of year- book editing with their adviser Miss Mattie G. Crump. Pictured here checking layout plans are: MARILYN BAIN, LOIS TRINKLEIN, editor; AL HANSEN, editor; ELAINE KOEPLINGER, editor; CAROLE WEINBERG, and MARJORIE RAE. Missing are: Betty Buck, Peggy Johnson, Muriel Lieffers, Marie Walter, and Patricia Willman. UNDERCLASSMEN combine their efforts with seniors in working on the school yearbook. Standing, left to right: RICHARD STAUDT, JILL FER- GUSON, PAT SLIWINSKI, JIM REMER, CAROLYN MOELLER, MARY HART. Seated, left to right: BARBARA WILKINSON, NANCY BOERTMAN, NANCY ELLIS, CATHERINE SCHULTZ, SANDRA MEYER, JEAN DORN, BARBARA ROUSH, JANET SCHWARTZ, SALLY MAYNARD, and NANCY CAMPBELL. Missing from the picture is Sue Turnbull. VISITING ARTHUR HILL recently were two gentlemen who have been jouring the United States as representatives of Arabia’s educational system. They are studying our country’s educational system seeking ideas to improve Arabia’s plan. Looking over recent issues of the Arthur Hill News are: MR. HOSNI B. BAKHAH, RUTHE FISCHER, News editorial page editor, MR. ABDULLA AFO ELENEIN, and PAT BOYLE, News reporter. 35 DRAMATIC Productions Offer Community Entertainment MAKE-UP is the job of ELFRIEDA BEYER as she assists fellow-performer JOANN SPADAFORE in preparation for the ‘’One Foot in Heaven” curtain. 36 FOR “ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN,” the first semester play, MR. STANLEY D. SCHUBERT sets the scene of Reverend William Spence, DON CAMERON; his son, DAN HABEL; his wife, JO ANN SPADAFORE; and their daughter, ELFRIEDA BEYER. BILL GALARNO as Reverend Frazer Spence narrated the prologue and told the story of “One Foot In Heaven.” “TO THE REPUBLIC” is the toast of Thomas Jefferson, DON CAMERON, and George Washington, TERRY ANDRE, in one of the memorable scenes of ‘The Patriots,” the second semester play. “MR. JEFFERSON isn’t really one of those filthy democrats?’ queries Mrs. Alexander Hamilton, RUTH GLASS. LARRY EYNON as Colonel Humphreys, BILL GALARNO, her husband, and DICK SCHLUCKBIER, Henry Knox, are obliged to affirm. DON CAMERON as Thomas Jefferson welcomes his daughter Patsy, MIRIAM BISHOP, who comes to see him because of her concern for his health, while the faithful servant Jupiter, WARREN CULVER, beams his approval in this scene from ‘The Patriots.” ‘51 Legenda BAND BOUNCE, PAGEANTS Draw Capacity Audience CHORUS LINE girls with the Dance Band for the 1950 Band Bounce were: SALLY IPPEL, SALLY BALCOM, JUDY JOHNSON, JUDY RANKIN, JANE DURMAN, ILENA JUNTENAN, BEBE GREGG, CAROL MALMGREN, KATHLEEN BUTLER, SALLY DOERFNER, JANE WEBER, SALLY HEINEMAN, LUELLA SCHLUCKEBIER, and SALLY BAILEY. ANOTHER BARBER SHOP QUARTET held the spotlight in the 1950 Band Bounce composed of MAYNARD VERNON, GEORGE BRANDT, ED MOR- GAN, and BILL BIRDSALL. Among the many appearances of this group of boys, are the good will assemblies on good will tours, and at a pro- gram at the Saginaw County contagious hospital. Arthur Hill JEAN SAVAGE, MARY D. HOLMES, CAROLE RICHMOND, and ROBERTA McGREGOR sang under the title of the ‘Barber Shop Quartet’ in the 1950 Band Bounce. always composed of men. They proved that Barber Shop Quartets aren’t “EMMANUEL,” the 1950 Christmas Pageant, was climaxed by the traditional Nativity scene. Members of the finale include MARILYN SCHUTT, Mary; HAROLD WAKEMAN, Joseph; and the three wisemen, RICHARD SCHLUCKBIER, WILLIAM GALA RNO, and BERNARD BOLT. 37 MUSIC GROUPS Give BAND MEMBERS had a prominent part in the Band Bounce, the Spring Concert, and enlivened school spirit at athletic events. The sixty-eight piece band added color to the Community Chest Parade, the Armistice Day Parade, and the Spring Band Festival. The members include; trombones: BILL BELLINGER, AUGUST LAESCH, BRUCE SCHROCK, JAN WHEELER, HARVEY HAUBENSTRICKER; baritones: JACK BINDON, JAMES GROENING, DONNA HATHAWAY, MARVIN McINTOSH; French horns: ELFRIEDA BEYER, BEVERLY DeSHONE; alto saxophones: DICK HAUSLER, JIM KEARFUL, FAITH KOLENDA, TOM RUPP, HOWARD SMITH, JERRY TIMMONS; baritone saxophone: MAURICE RUSHLOW; tenor saxophone: ALLEN CRONK; trumpets: GLENN BELLINGER, CHARLES DENTON, GARY HARPER, CLAUDE LEMMER, JUDY PRINCING; cornets: BILL BRUTON, JOAN KLEIN, JOAN LITZNER, ALLAN REEVES, ALLEN SPOUSTA; sousaphones: JACK SCHULTZ, WILLARD TESSIN, BOB WIGHT; SOLOISTS for the annual Christmas program of music and pageantry were PEGGY JOHNSON and JOHN MOORE, standing. VIRGINIA ZOLLER and JOAN LARSEN, seated, were accompanists for both re- hearsals and performances of the choirs. 38 Great Satistaction drums: JOHN BARNETT, JIM DALY, MARLIN NUECHTERLEIN, JACK REMER, GERTRUDE VENEMA; cymbals: DAVID KRUSKE; clarinets: MARI- LYN AVERY, BILL BIRDSALL, JEAN BOCH, MELVIN DEVERS, PHYLLIS FARRINGTON, NORMA FULTZ, ALFRED GLASBY, RUTH GLASS, MARION HAUBENSTRICKER, MARGARET MARK, EUGENE MARTIN, IRENE MAUR- ER, ROBERT RADINA, SHIRLEY ROBERTSON, EDITH SPARKS, SALLY SORGATZ, SALLY SOUDERS, THOMAS TEFFT, MARY VON SENNET, SALLY YARMUTH, MARIE WALTER, BRADLEY ZUVER; flutes: JEAN SLINKARD, BEVERLY ST. CLAIR, AGNES WAIER, BETTY WESTOVER; oboe: BONNIE DE LA VERGNE; drum majors: BILL CASE, BOB KINGS- BURY; drum majorettes: PHYLLIS WARD, BETTY HOERAUF, JOAN RAUH, REBECCA BOYER, JOAN KENNY, LUELLA SCHLUCKEBIER, and VIRGINIA TRINKLEIN. — GIRLS’ CHORUS provides musical moments in school plays, the Christmas Pageant, Spring Concert, Band Bounce, and for many local organiza- tions. Participating in this schedule were, top row, left to right: JOAN GILLES, ALDEAN CARTIER, BETTY ARNST, GAIL COOPER, LORRAINE GOODEMAN, PATRICIA BRYANT, PATRICIA BOYLE, BARBARA MUNGER, MARILYN MOHNK, CELIA McBRATNIE, PATRICIA MAEDER, JOYCE Le- VINGE. Second row: DORLEEN TURNER, NANCY YARMUTH, MARY PASSON, JOAN WEITZ, PATRICIA GOINES, ELAINE GROSSMAN, BETTY SCHNEIDER, BARBARA MILLER, BIRUTA RONIS, JANET ADER, MARY MONK. Third row: JOYCE PASSON, MARY GRUBE, SHIRLEY ERLENBECK, CAROL BUTCHER, SUE GUY, SOPHIA SMITH, MAXINE GLASBY, DELORES COMPEAU, DORIS FANGER, ALICE BLOCK, CATHER- INE LAMIA Bottom row: ALICE MANNION, NORMA COLLVER, JOAN SNOW, DOROTHY KRASS, JEAN KIRBY, PHYLLIS GIRARD, KATHLEEN HANSEN, RUTH SCHULTZ, SHIRLEY ALLORE, GRACE OTTO. RESERVE CHOIR members unite with the acappella choir for school con- certs, making the largest a cappella choir in Arthur Hill’s history. Mem- bers are, top row, left to right: RICHARD STRICKER, LYLE LeCRONIER, MELVIN GAERTNER, KENNETH KUBIAK, DONALD BECKER, MARVIN WALKER, ROBERT WILCOX, WILLIAM SMITH, ROBERT BRALEY, CLARE TUBBS, WILLIAM LUGER, RONALD SEARS. Second row: GERALD MACOMBER, NANCY SORGATZ, TERESA BECHTEL, JEAN HAUMAN, JOAN LARSEN, ROSEMARY DIECHMAN, NORMA CROZIER, EVA POMERVILLE, SHIRLEY LITTLE, DOREEN DOYLE, DALE BALL. Third Row: JOHN FORDYCE, HELENE BICKEL, JOANN ELLIOTT, ANN LaLONDE, MARJORIE LeCRONIER, BETTY SHAVRONCH, BONNIE MIER, JOAN PAYNE, JOAN NIEDERSTADT, MARILYN LeGEAR, CAROL CLAYTON. Fourth row: NOREEN STEBNER, DORALDYNE SENSABAUGH, BARBARA FITCH, MARY SIMMET, NANCY TUCKER, SHARLENE ROENICKE, MARY PLOWDRY, BETTY RAYMOND, WANDA BRAWLEY, JUDY RICHARDS. ‘51 Legenda In Outstanding Community Performances A CAPPELLA CHOIR MEMBERS prepare musical entertainment for school and community programs. The choral director is MISS RACHEL Mc- MILLAN. Among those in voice training and participation in activities are, top row, left to right: GEORGE BRANDT, JOHN MOORE, DONALD SPRINGER, VERN LAUTNER, EDWARD MORGAN, GENE FOX, JAMES PAULSON, JAMES HOLCOMB, JOHN HEINZ, CHARLES ANDRE, JUN- IOR BOUCHARD, MAYNARD VERNON, ROBERT TOWNLEY. Second row: DALE BIELBY, DONALD MEYER, DONALD PRINGLE, DELORES CLARK, LEILAH GEHRIG, VIRGINIA ZOLLER, MURIEL LIEFFERS, JANET ZEIL- INGER, PEGGY JOHNSON, MARION REYNOLDS, WILLIAM FURSTEN- Arthur Hill BURG, VALENTINE COEUR. Third row: SHIRLEY SMITH, SUE MITCHELL, JOAN ENSZER, LOIS LEINBERGER, JANET SCHMIDT, JOAN LARSEN, JOAN SCHULTZ, BETTY SCHUTT, JOANNE SEDWICK, MARY MILLER, ROSE MARIE SHANNON, ELAINE BUEHLER. Bottom row: CECILIA BASHANS, BONNIE KARP, MONA SCHWALM, JANICE PELOQUIN, CHLOE AVERY, LILA BRALEY, SALLY FAIR, LORRAINE SCHWARTZKOPF, NANCY JONES, NANCY BOELL, VIRGINIA BEAN. Absent are: Edward Beyerlein, Donna Brown, Arthur Kitsch, Patricia Mavis, Charles Schultz, and Marvin Zehnder. 39 SPORTS In Review ACCEPTING THE CITY CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL CUP from DR. RAY- MOND A. HART ‘23, program chairman, at the 31st Awards Dinner held in the Bancroft Hotel, was BEN WELLS, representing the Arthur Hill football team. The Kiwanis Cup is presented to the winner of the Arthur Hill-Saginaw High Thanksgiving Day game. DICK DREWYER, BOB DUST, co-captains for 1950-51 swim team, and BOB KNOX, newly-elected captain of 1951-52 look on as MR. DAVID A. GAINEY, coach, admires the gift presented to him by this year’s team. REIGNING AS QUEEN at the 20th annual Homecoming game festivities is Beverly Cherry. Sitting: attendant PEGGY JOHNSON, Queen BEVER- LY and attendant CAROLE WEINBERG. Members of the Queen’s Court MR. KENNETH (BILL) KELLY, athletic director, basketball and football coach since 1942 mark- ed up a fine record at Arthur Hill by leading seven basketball teams to Saginaw Valley Con- ference title and claiming the State Class A Championship in 1944. Next fall Mr. Kelly will begin his new job as head football coach at Central Michigan College. TO TOP THE FOOTBALL SEASON, the queen receives an autographed football as she rules over the homecoming game. No sport, whether football, basketball, or other, is complete without its cheers and cheer leaders. Spring sports always prove popular and bring out many en - thusiastic participants and followers. White suits before the game are much in contrast with the black ones after, while scanty track suits usually weather the meet in good fashion. are, standing: EUNICE DAHL, SALLY BUTTS, LAURA LEE PATTON, GRETA CHRISTIANSEN, KATHERINE TUNIS, CAROLYN FEDDER, JOAN SIMON, and SHIRLEY CHERRY. 40 ‘51 Legenda GRIDDERS Rate Among State’s Best LUMBERJACK GRIDDERS completed the 1950 season with seven wins against two losses which entitled them to second place in the Saginaw Valley Conference. Top row: BOB BECKER, manager, JOHN LOBSIGER, JACK ALEXANDER, DON SIMON, ALLAN JEROME, JAMES WRESSEL, TOM SOBLESKY, ROGER ABBOTT, BOB FALLIS, RON DINGMAN, SAM MORELLO, ANDY ROBERTSON, RUSS LUPLOW and FRED REINIG, man- ager. Middle row: BOB HEIDGER, manager, BILL RUMMEL, DON VOLZ, VALLEY STANDINGS BlintaNontnennate scart. 10cy. cco tac tecnce tte neees tation terie oosee on bears 6—0 PN Ul LUE 8 [IH Ue oes 2 Cae eet ie ei oe Ne ae ney oe oa eemee 4—2 Flint entra learn eso atcka ceeds e ee tetera cetitrs: Wesalor ay She tatonsts o-0.¢ 4—2 SAGINAW IGN iaeconieisi cored. te ele eee ete ee erereren ner steele: Pesyence ste se. 3—3 Bclyp Gite setcwer sweticyer res ic t-ciais accel obetoieutisterurcveus cusl vlayorasth wlrelciers 6 3 2—4 EULA Bn a -ofti'g Reni SE ee DEIR SORE TS Bina een aati aN A Ae 1-5 OWOSSO meg hope HNC Se ores here ares ois TOT UENO ec Ee cue ciel Sekar ona ajo eos 1-5 J.V. FOOTBALL RECORD Sept. 6 Pcshure till: stcrehe oeerene 44 Bay City Handy .... 0 Octe2 ATTHUTAIEI Ile oie once 9 Pontiocretpwaeiascece ss 7, Oct. 19 (Nails lati Bacau oc 43 IO WOSSOpe ect coena ke: os50) 7 Oct. 26 Arthure Hillis seis stere 13 Bay City Central ... 13 Nov. 3 Naat Ini) eee dager 31 Flint Northern ..... 0 Nov. 16 Flint Gentralles ee 14 patio Intl! joaobiees 7f Nov. 22 Saginaw High ..... 6 Nainite Intl aces 0 (Little Brown Jug Game) BASKETBALL TEAM MEMBERS completed the Saginaw Valley Confer- ence schedule with a record of eight wins and four losses which earned a third place tie for the season. Varsity players include, top row, left 42 JERRY BIRNBAUM, HAROLD HATHERLY, HAROLD WAKEMAN, DICK KACKMEISTER, JAMES JORGENSEN, PETE NAGEL, JACK HANSON, TOM DEZELSKY, JACK GUTTOWSKY, and JACK MOELLER, manager. Front row: Line Coach GLENN MASON, DICK WOOD, DON BECKER, DAVE JONES, JACK LARSON, JIM FOX, TOM HACKETT, CARL DUBAC, CARL DIENER, BEN WELLS, JOHN ADAMS, VERN HAWES, and Head Coach KENNETH KELLY. VARSITY RECORD Sept. 15 ‘Nino nib aeoa6one 26 Lansing Eastern .... O Sept. 22 Arthorpetlill’ ciciys.cnetare 32 Hamtramckss nies: 20 Sept. 29 (Nine ls Spee oe 19 Bay City Handy .... 7 Oct. 13 AROMA Ile case lets) sere 26 Ronticce .ieic cere syst sols 12 Oct. 20 Nasir [all tes 6 Oxia Cr 13 ID WossOent soe crcsel us 16 0 Oct. 27 Nate Lea aoao eur 32 Bay City Central ... 7 Nov. 3 Flint Northern ..... 26 Arthur sillier ce. sire 19 Nov. 17 ElintaGentral’ sje si 6 ATANU Tc rtLle vei etete tone 0 Noy. 23 (Na ttite Un Tees aeeee 12 Sagittawaremriei ter. =: « 6 to right: KELLY HENDRICH, manager, JIM MARKLE, RON DINGMAN, JIM FOX, CARL DIENER, Coach KENNETH KELLY, JACK HANSON, HAROLD HATHERLY, DALE HALL, and ART KEITH, manager. Front row: JACK YOUNG, JACK ALEXANDER, JERRY BIRNBAUM, DICK KACK- MEISTER, JOHN ADAMS, DICK CANSFIELD, RON KRUEGER, and VERNE HAWES. ‘51 Legenda BASKETBALL Team Crowded Valley Winners VALLEY STANDINGS Saginaw. High! . Pyeameeeerctoe er, «cse sonsuotewer Micheeectiar oper eS Meie tater cnet 10—2 POMdi cine mss ch See oe area ye sn lee ou apart gms ehehere tas unctan aiale ola 9—3 ARTUR AIDE: |, .:.ccteretapeamte Beenci sires’ ic cuaitcre Meereree eer icrewe rect ene 8—4 Flint Northern) 5 :-.cc stteeedteaetans: boob eoee eee eye eter itns) Seen 8—4 BlintacGentrall | as. sic ceepeueeetore arcsec) oe ace ace ee aera tes eee 5—7 OWOSSO fer AS 5 55,5, 0c vee Ae aye Cale Bane ERR Bee eer ore 2—10 BayaGity, Central? 2itscescnent oie. ovete oo2 5 = ore esreveney ue steve eloiay a) Leaeme 0—12 VARSITY RECORD Dec. 12 Arthuretilleen ss ee. 53 Midland). seer 31 Dec. 15 Arthurahitlmeremes core 58 Flint Central sess 54 Wens 8) Pontictcamepamtssarsciernny: 51 Arthur ritllecieneeernene 48 Jan. 9 Arthureinilliverin.= 2 50 Saginaw High ..... 49 Jan. 12 (Naiitie: Infill onsoasos 68 Owosso: «.vtactorrsiore 40 Jan. 16 (Nine Ini! o5 aoeeee 72 Bay.’ City). .9-)- ste 29 Jan. 19 Flint Northern ..... 58 altithe dnl 4 Seen oe 54 Febw a2 Arthursbillijenide sco 58 Flint Central ....... 56 Feb. 9 PMs inldll bo oe Al Midland): vas ereie 36 Feb. 13 Arthurmehilleieccs . 60 Flint Northern ..... 52 Feb. 16 Arthuraniiieceis. este 82 OWosso soe 37 Feb. 20 Saginaw High ..... 68 Arthur taill| eee 66 Feb, 23 Poniticicmmsr ce yeer: 49 iMate intilh Go osc c 4] Feb, 27 Arthurmtillirers «0 73 Bey City’ Gata nents 22 . JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD CARL DIENER, junior tackle, played both defense and offense. His Dec. 12 Arthur Hill Me rare sans 28 Midland .. ses eeoren playing gained for him honorable mention on the high school All- Dec. 15 Nine Inlill game ea ote 34 Flint: Gentral ene ee 26 American team, and a first team position on the All-State, and All-Valley Jan. 5 Arthur Hilla coe 45 Pontiac coe ae 36 teams. Jan. 9 Arthur, Hillis. 1.2 an. 58 Saginaw High ..... 15 DON BECKER, senior halfback, won for himself a place on the All-State an Me ones ea ce ce 24 emcsto it indy gst a6 : an. 16 Arthuraelilleressey. on 67 Bay, Gity, 2 = severe 37 and All-Valley first teams. Jan. 19 Arthurackiillee sieeess ae 59 Flint Northern ..... 40 Febie2 Pathe -intill os cadaes 44 Flint-Gentraliassnierse 25 Feb. 9 Miclleinclecetcesoie c cse 40 Arthur’ Hill” sence ae 37 Feb. 13 Arthurbliiline cee .ccos 51 Flint=Gentrali..-aee 41 Feb. 16 ArthureHillmeees-isi. - 50 Owosso! secs sien 39 Feb. 20 Arthuraiblilliers ets cis 5 - 46 Saginaw High ..... 42 Feb. 23 Pontictcwersnecs sotsa sis 43 Arthur (Hall). cmienters Al Feb. 27 Arthuretilligess «2-6 � . 60 Bay Gity) «1. se cre 16 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM MEMBERS captured the Saginaw KRUSE, BOB SCHLAEFKE, RUSS LUPLOW, and ROY McEWAN. Front row: Valley title with a record of eleven wins and one loss. Team members AL KEYSER, BOB BECKER, VIC LANDERYOU, MIKE SVERID, DON NEW- are, top row, left to right: JIM RICE, JERRY ST. CLAIR, JERRY THICK, MINGER, ORRIN GEETING, DON WEICHERT, DON ROOKER, and JOHN HOWARD SCHMIDT, DON DEZELSKY, Coach SEYMOUR MURPHY, DICK BARSCH. Arthur Hill 43 Varsity swimming team memkers hold the Saginaw Valley Championship title for the seventh time out of the eight years of their existence. For five consecutive years they have been runners-up in the state. The 1951 team members are, from left to right, top row: LAWRIE THOMAS, DONALD CARROLL, WILLIAM NELSON, Co-captain RICHARD DREWYER, Co-captain ROBERT DUST, WILLIAM HOLLOWAY, DONALD HEALY, GEORGE WEBER, Coach DAVID A. GAINEY. Bottom row: DONALD MOREY, DONALD WADE, ROBERT REAMS, ROBERT KNOX, BRENDON WELLS, HERBERT SCHMIDT. SEASON RECORD STATE MEET VALLEY STANDINGS Battle: Greek. 2 2. 56 Won Lost Tied ARTHURSH IE ee ete 45 i Royal Oak ........ i 30 ED AY dee Raa Fe Bay City Central ...... 21 Bay City Central . 4 al 1 “onsingweEastern) 2.2). %... 20 RineCentrti. 2 4 0 CEREAL BOWL RELAYS— ; Battle Creek Pontiac verses scat 0 6 0 Battle Creek. «5.6. 5 60 Arthurerilll S2c che 3 48 DONALD MOREY, diver, remained undefeated in all valley meets against the toughest and keenest competition. BRENDON WELLS, a steady point winner in the backstroke events, swam the 100-yard backstroke in the state meet. WILLIAM NELSON, swam the 200-yard freestyle in the state meet and 44 VARSITY Arthursbilligeeciccies arecieke 44 BattleCreekie. fc sicje mses: 40 PNodihesin iil’ on Saco insole 56 PonttaCis = tents) e ils enc 28 Arthurs Hilltgees scene oe 42 Bay City Central ..... 42 Arthur cilllecewyers cicnentous 50 Elintwi@entral oj). 20-1. 30 Arthur, Hillee. ese ee 50 FIOKOSON Messer) Gtk. 21: 30 Arthurmokitilieamerscrce cit. 49 Bay City Central ....... 35 Arthuriillteerserio aire 50 Bay (City -Handy ....-....... 34 ArthuroHiligesecieier ts ono: 62 PontlaGres ves ticre ee ease 2 22 Arthur tiilleewas s5 eee 61 ElrateCentraleiyes «55. 23 was a consistent point maker in the freestyle events. Co-captain ROBERT DUST, backstroker, remained undefeated during the entire year and captured second place in the state meet. Co-captain RICHARD DREWYER, freestyler, placed second in the 100-yard in the state and was member of relay team which captured a first. ‘51 Legenda SPRING SPORTS Try Night Audience 1951 TRACK SCHEDULE April 5 SGGINGW: ocr ais topemeherenetureleysat stew eneeetaee cote eve et oiekMeteae There April 10 Flint Northern: ¢ 0-35 oe coeecihs! caseeetor are see to thpe el eee Here April 13 Saginaw’: jtrsvsis: 5014 ines | eros ot snl o aceheeaters, snetaennrenees There April 14 Rouge Relays: s-)-9. scan note sirceceromiet aver erate Ann Arbor April 17 Bay Git .c.tv-cce acolevstersaneusesy sastotepersienetoey Miteroas tstayenarstees Here April 20 FlintoCentral 2 gins ogee corse siecerienetete onan There April 27 Seg imaw' ac iataheis alcasce’ exeinsllo suctaust ohne = 6 Ge oteeelor eketevols Here May 5 Mt: Pleasant Relaysiratere ataccsiohoeencrstarshonelel kero oney sleuete There May 11 Malley ©1555, drape resnoncilomte eros taric(er oe Wcneasiscaice eine psearon Here May 15 Arthur Hill;:Saginaw Relays 2. -si-cic ccs ole cn ners Here May 18 Regionals (2: 2)a cxcuscometsccieneters otter oietetaohere ancy siete tay cleaees Here May 26 CHP ep Goo duets HU pH NCUOU Sogo donee cots J Lansing May 29 ValleycNon::Grodiitie 2 saat toc sucks ss: -tavereoiensree ns Here TRACK TEAM sprinters, under the direction of Head Coach GLENN MASON, has among its members, lettermen: HAROLD BOWMAN, PETE HERVEY, DICK ARMSTRONG, DON BECKER. POLE VAULT HURDLERS and sprinters claim DUANE BEECHLER, JERRY BIRNBAUM, Coach BEN DONAHUE, and VERNE HAWES. Arthur Hill CROSS-COUNTRY SEASON RECORD ARTHUR) HILL aes castors coke ctor 15 Pontiac: —j.1.;:vx-fenerten eens 42 ARTHUR MHI Myer isccrstc 26 Flint“ Centralivr. rire cr ice: 30 BlintoaNormnennanyd cess thar 21 ARTHUR VAIL Sie eee 34 BaysGity Handy este. 24 ARTHUR: HILL Sree 31 Bay -GityeGentral esas at 23 ARTHURS HILer eer tater 32 Valley Meet ARTHUR HILL Fourth Place State Meet ARTHUR HILL Tenth Place HALF MILE and milers briefed by Coach SEYMOUR MURPHY are ALLAN JEROME, and DALE STIMPSON. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM MEMBERS, led by Ken Krueger's third place, captured fourth place in the Saginaw Valley Conference. Team mem- bers include, top row, left to right: FRANK NIEDERSTADT, KEN KRUE- GER, DON DERTHICK, DALE STIMPSON, CLARE CALKINS. Front row, left to right: JOHN DeMERCURIO, DON ROOKER, DICK KRUSE. 45 Baseball, Golf, Tennis Grow In Popularity 1950 BASEBALL RECORD 1951 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Bay City Handy .. 5 ARUMHURGHIBE 2 4. 4 April 23 Bay, ‘City: Handy = 2... 4... There Bay City Hendy .. 3 ARRHURVHILL ... a April 26 Pilint@ Northern crs erence) ee Here ARTHUR HILL ...13 Owosso; es 3.2...) 15) April 27 Midland’ 4) x erate.c sc tistte, clos There Midland) .......: 3 ARTHUREHIEL ..2 2 April 30 Bay City sandy, ...c:. sree Here Flint Northern .... 2 ARnTnURS IEE ye . L May 3 OWOSSO RA: ictetieceene sncuels aaehorsis Here ARTHUR HILL ... 6 Bay City Central .. 3 May 10 Bay City (Centraly a2... 0. There SAGINAW? i.y. fd clones z ARTHURTHIELE. 3.3 May 14 SAaGinaw cs .csayem ew sisieotae There ARTHUR HILL ...14 PontiaGiees rer iaero 2 May 17 Pontracy jreiercn tie tant = eceooe There SAGINAW! ee ere 5) ARTHUR HILL ... 2 May 24 Saginaw. (sess. sents ies. 3 ce Here ARDTHURGHIEE. -3 56 Midlandtterire 20s. 2 4 May 28 Midland) ees. 3 rete cheers ereie.tsn Here ARTHUR HILL ... O Flint Central ..... 0 May 31 FilinteCentralieeuseysriecetere ss Here BASEBALL TEAM MEMBERS ended the season in a tie for second place 1950 GOLF RECORD in the Saginaw Valley Conference. Team members pictured are, left ARTHURSHILiaeeee renee. 9 Bay City Central ......... 3 to_right: CLARENCE APSEY, CLARENCE KOSTRZEWA, DICK KACK- POnHGti pcg epee oe WAN 1 ARTUR HILLY 2 nenccs te 1 MEISTER, and ALLEN WIECK. Bay City Central ......... 443 ARTHUR: HILL 2 sioontan ess 453 ARTHURSHIE Ly erctevousrors ce crerors 72 Blinge@Gentralimer erect. AV ARTEL Rar ereestsecrcncune once 11 OWOSSOME Heiss phe tetoueetsiaee!'s ] ARTHURS HILDE 2 aes eer 10% FlinhaNorthennics siete. AV AN OAM e IE poe sueaaoac 431 TNTCN - ecto ORS Heo Bn COE 442 Midlandl: tamiekeneiad: erasers 405 ARTHURe HILL rcrrees ersten ¢ 417 ARTHUR HIE ee cpsie covets 10% Sciginawjaue era seicre spent 07) 1951 GOLF SCHEDULE April 24 Ponticicie yer oe ewer aver eee lenis wel akon'e, sneha ancl ouekSuc ote. Siar’ Here April 27 Borys City thon yarcrsererst cee e rere stays oeteceofelnierel Sjeres (bre Here May 2 Flinta Centrale yaaa toneiet lotsa ctatetaVere ctatet oversasPean: Here May 3 FlintaiNonthennm mcr rere iccra te oye oem yere cn acels cee There May 8 OWoOSsomir assy iss siete ie ne tiokeds tale ucts: face tere ehele.’e There May 10 BayaGity Central arr aswtet ste teats) ray ston, alohs etal ole nel eyelet There May 15 Wicd contd Sev erercuststiesenctat iets ene) treo xtc owteswenret erie) smevcettey atiaivel'e There May 19 Recsonelm ert. crtren rete cret- ucts ciel cisvettare stag miele) sirens tele(s76) ve Flint May 21 WASTES 7 oy Si cin nin 6 10h.c.0, cro Pb os Seok Cle te ORONO Pontiac May 26 Stator poteiecemuts et ane seeeel Vecs otenate a MMos Welles ol os Kalamazoo — GOLF TEAM MEMB_RS, under the direction of Coach DAVID GAINEY, boast five returning lettermen who rated high in the state. They are, left to right: HAROLD BUXMAN, DICK KOSTOFF, BILL STRONG, JIM VACIK, and RON KRUEGER. 1950 TENNIS RECORD RlinteG entroluemeacanee recta: 7 ARTHURS ATED apres oneeetensretens) ch 0 Ponticnc Weitc crasteesteaeee icy ere nere oie: 4 ARTE URE Ulpmcetercirceeteconsrciese 3 Baty sGity seer scatsscin «1 teach eynle 7 ARTHUR EU rct tt ser chee. 0 OWOSSO occ tia ces ates 7 ARTHURiHI De ceemis cietererays «is 0 INGA Tn, SA oes ad osssac 6 afi INGEN kaodessooten ] Boye Gityperctatiommecstract stone thes 7 ARTHURS HILES mrecis spcretetioe ..- 0 ROMP CHa ererteer ioe acer etree 4 ARTHUR GIL irc cteretaie lore siete 3 - 1951 TENNIS SCHEDULE April 17 Rlinfe Central Mtcrcrncncestepeustors clerciet -eeretouetel sy seeker Voter ole. Here April 20 Bonbicics . yervors or speyssouet since nersiss ante eestare) olienare ate sia asa There April 26 Bay sGitiy! nar sveweacte cme etes favate erste neter Siar oldioneione; et avetapiege tars Here April 27 OW.OSSOM Fats nicoPavetensate rare clavetoper el aiostasttiancteltes woken eens ins te Here May 1 ElintsNorthern) ciyae sino 1s eyo sitio crcho elon te cele es ates Here May 8 OMGERO mn 66 Mace SoU ade e Qc oUt adore ddcnonone There May 11 RlintalNorthennigeyscry- grat terse ei -fecer-corece sso ante ere = There } May 22 Pontiacs cen yrcemsns ets iaratane revete ape otaasy Asher ol eo: suaireta telat) Lal's Here May 24 Bay? City stele ncene aeons oie sietele Sualele a elas s There May 26 Ete fel el MAS Moat oie big ome GO O CUA MO CRUE Ee June 2 SICH IWSGI so colons GoodonrG ea gond oo AS DOGoOsCUS — TENNIS TEAM MEMBERS, starting their second year of competition, are top row, left to right: Coach GEORGE PURDY, BRUCE NOBLE, GARY MATHEWSON, DON HEALY, JIM WACKER, LARRY MULHOLLAND, HUGH McMATH; front row: BILL SPENCE, RICHARD CARLSON, NOR- MAN LaBRENA, GARY MUELLER, JUNIOR BOUCHARD, and HANS HENNECKE. 46 ‘51 Legenda GIRLS Compete In Intramurals To Earn Letters VOLLEYBALL, an after school intramural sport, draws much attention every year. The girls form teams and compete against each other for the championship. The championship team last fall was composed of, top row, left to right: FRANCES GRAHAM, JOAN DAVIS, LOIS SCOTT, GLORIA WATT, DOROTHY FISHER, CAROL TUCK. Bottom row: LILLIE GEHRCKE, JOAN PHILLIPS, PAT MODER, MARGARET BUEKER, RUTH KAMSCHKE, and NORMA DAY. SOFTBALL play depends on the weather. Last spring ten teams played a total of thirty games. On the ‘Sluggers’ one of the many teams participating are, top row, left to right: DOREEN BONNELL, DELORES MEIER, BEVERLY LEAMAN, BETTY PLASKEWICZ. Bottom row: DONNA MOFFAT, DONNA JONES, BETTY SHOECRAFT. Absent from this picture are: Lois Hamilton and Barbara Harris. BASKETBALL, interested eighty girls of the sophomore, junior and senior classes. Ten teams were formed. This year’s championship team members are: top row, left to right: MARY SCOTT, DELORES MEIER, LOIS SCOTT. Bottom row: DOREEN BONNELL, SHARON POD- LECKI, YVONNE PETRE, cnd DOROTHY NELLETT. Arthur Hill RUNNERS-UP for this year’s championship title in the volleyball tourna- ment are, left to right: FRANCES MANCHESTER, GAIL WOOLGAR, JEAN BOCH, DOREEN BONNELL, NANCY PECHTEL. Bottom row, left to right: FAY KOEPLINGER, RUTH SOWATSKY, MARION DAY, SALLY FENTNER, YVONNE PETRE, and DORIS ENGERER. LETTERWINNERS earn 200 points during their three years at Arthur Hill for an Arthur Hill letter. Girls eligible since last year’s book are: top row, left to right; MARY SCOTT, DELORES MEIER, GEORGIANA SCHMIDT, NORMA DAY, LILA WESTENDORF. Middle row: DOREEN BONNELL, YVONNE PETRE, FRANCES GRAHAM, PATRICIA ROESLER, DOROTHY REISIG. Bottom row: JOAN PHILLIPS, CAROL TUCK, LILLIE GEHRCKE, BETTY PLASKEWICZ, and NANCY PECHTEL. BASKETBALL runners-up players are, top row, left to right: MARGARET BUEKER, CAROL McMACKEN, JEAN BOCH, ROBERTA RAUPP. Front rew: BONNIE DE LA VERGNE, JUDY PRINCING, JANICE BARTH, KERIN SCHRADER. 47 CLUB HILLITE Provides Varied Entertainment THE DIXIELAND BAND, new to the music department this year, supplied jazz for basketball games and Club Hillite. The jazzmen are, from left to right: BARNEY BOLT, BILL BIRDSALL, BILL CASE, BOB KINGS- BURY, and BILL BRUTON. DANCING past the bandstand where MAURICE RUSHLOW is play‘ng his saxaphone are clubers: BARBARA ARMSTRONG, BOB CAREY, CAROLYN GILBERT, DICK SHULAW, FRIEDA DAKOSKI, and MAXINE WESTPHAL. THE DANCE BAND under the leadership of Barney Bolt, applies its musical abilities to playing jazz, swing, and sweet music for Hillite dancers. Members of the band include: BILL BRUTON, BUZZ BOWMAN, BARNEY BOLT, BILL CASE, MAURICE RUSHLOW, CHARLES LINK, DICK HAUSLER, BOB KINGSBURY, BILL ROWELL, TOM GOCHNAUR, and ALLEN CRONK on the piano. SQUARE DANCING, an innovation at Arthur Hill, beckons dancers ORRIN GEETING, BARBARA ARMSTRONG and BILL BOOTH to “circle left.” ‘51 Legenda And Benefits School Activity Fund GAMES at Club Hillite are rated a close second to dancing. Taking time out for a fast game of ping pong are: MARGARET BUEKER, KEN COLINS, PHYLLIS WARD, and JIM REIS. SELLING refreshments to DON WEICHERT at ‘The Thing’ dance are NANCY REED and JEAN PRUYNE. AT THE GOBBLER’S HOBBLE, MARILYN LITTLE and PAULINE CATRAIN play Canasta. ALLEN SPOUSTA entertains them with accordian music. Arthur Hill GIVING help to JACK FOOTE in a game of Canasta is NANCY HAAR, while VALENTINE COEUR, JOANN BICKER, and DONNA FOX look over their hands. CABARET STYLE table arrangements are being used by GLENN BELL- INGER, CARL DIENER, DICK STAUDT, JACK MILNE, BOB FALLIS, and HAROLD HATHERLY. While they are arguing about what card game to play; BOB BAUSTERT and JAN WHEELER try to help with new ideas. SHOWN DECORATING the gyms for the ‘’ Gobbler’s Hobble’’ are MURIEL LIEFFERS and DAVE LEARNED. 49 SENIOR WEEK Is Final Performance Of High School Life CAPS AND GOWNS play an important role in the lives of seniors. Sometime in February the students are measured. This year a vote was taken on the color of the gown. MR. DAVIS from the cap and gown company measures JANE LIVINGSTON for her cap size while DOROTHY NELLET and RONALD WENZEL wait their turn. SENIOR WEEK is one of the long awaited events in every student's life. It means laughter, excitement, and good times. BETTY SHAVRNOCH, ELDON KAYLOR, DOROTHY ZASTROW, JOAN ENSZER, RAYMON LEEDKE, JOHN MAURER, JEAN LEUENBERGER, SALLY DIERICH, and JAMES HUTFILZ are dinner party guests attending the Senior Prom. AT THE PROM seniors enter through a vine-covered lattice. CHUCK HISE, BARBARA CHEADLE, MARILYN DITTMAR, and JACK SEARS make their entrance. BEING SENIORS in their caps and gowns are MARY JANE COCHRAN, JUNE HORN, and DON BELL. Senior week is a busy whirl of activities, THE CLASS WILL AND PROPHECY at the se nior assembly is always a must, The seniors like to leave behind them a trail of memories and laughter. Here BOB TOWNLEY makes prophesies while undertakers JERRY LAKE, JIM PACKARD, PAUL HINKIN, DOW TUNIS, CHUCK WEISS, FRANKLIN MERRICK assist. REFRESHMENTS and chatter entertain CARL MILLER, a friend, GEORGE McCOY, and JOAN KLEIN as they pause between dances. SENIOR WEEK Means Farewell Time For Graduates AT SENIOR ASSEMBLY graduates heard ‘After Graduation Day” sung by ANDRIS RONIS and ESTHER BIELBY. THE COMMENCEMENT PAGEANT, held at the city auditorium last year, had “This Is America’’ as its theme. Narrators for the occasion were students Jim Timmons and Don Cameron. 1950 SENIORS begin getting in their correct lines before they enter the school auditorium to take their seats at Baccalaureate. Arthur Hill DIPLOMAS were awarded 1950 graduating seniors by Vice-President EDWARD C. MacRAE and Superintendent CHESTER F. MILLER of the Board of Education as students walked across the stage at the city auditorium. SENIORS took time out in the halls after caps and gowns were issued to talk over coming events that would be centered around their graduation. SENIOR ASSEMBLY on Senior Day is held in the school auditorium with the whole student body attending. ‘‘Pomp and Circumstance” is played while seniors take their seats. Then the Class Will and Prophecy is read as the seniors’ farewell. FACULTY Guide Hillites As Adviser—Instructor MR. RAYMOND W. MORROW serves Arthur Hill as assistant principal. His many jobs include: making the athletic eligibility list, supervising clocks, keys, lockers, and attendance, adviser of Club Hillite, Faculty Cabinet Secretary, Homecoming General Chairman, Service Club Director. MISS ETHEL A. PETERSON, Dean of Girls, is the Club Hillite Adviser, Faculty Cabinet Member, Health Room Director, Senior Hostess Sponsor, P-TA Faculty Adviser, P-TA Bridge Party Committee, Scholarships and College Enrollment. MISS ELOISE BACON—Biology; Assembly, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Faculty Social Committees; Teachers’ Club Representative. MRS. NANCY BAXTER—Public Speaking; Forensic Coach; Assembly Program Committee Chairman; Homecoming, Sophomore Day Committees; Senior Class Assembly Director; Teachers’ Club Representative. MISS HELEN BEESON—English; Usher Supervisor; Assembly, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Faculty Social Committees; Spring Concert Auditorium Supervisor. MRS. HELEN M, BEYER—Homemaking; FHA Adviser; Assembly, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Plays Committees; Clinic Adviser. MRS. SALLIE M. BROWN-—Social Science Department Head; Christmas Pageant Committee; Faculty Cabinet; Junior Class Adviser. MRS. COILA START BULLARD—German, Social Science; German Club Adviser; Band Bounce Committee. MR. EARL D. BURNETT—Band, Orchestra, Library; Music Department Head; BOC Club, Dance Band Adviser; Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Pep Meeting Committees; Floor Director; Senior Class Music Chairman; Spring Concert Director. MRS. M. MARIE CRITTENDEN— Commercial; School Treasurer; Band Bounce Committee. MISS MATTIE G. CRUMP—English, Journal- ism; Publications Director; School Publicity; Quill and Scroll Adviser; Bulletin Boards, Service Honor Roll Board. MR. BEN O. DAMBERG—Mechanical Drawing; Industrial Arts Department Head; Assem- bly, Band Bounce Committees. MR. JOHN E. DAY—Social Science, Library; Christmas Seal Sales Manager; Senior Class Committee. MR. ALBERT G. DERSCH—Chemistry; Science Department Head; Alchemists, Crucible Adviser; Assembly Committee; Teachers’ Club Representative. MISS MARY MARGARET DOIDGE—Physical Education; Girls’ Athletics Director; Pep Club Adviser; Cheerleader Supervisor; Sophomore Day Assistant; Assembly, Caps and Gowns, Pep Meeting, Faculty Social, Sophomore Party Committees. MISS JEANNE DUNCAN—Commercial; Y-Teens Adviser. MISS BERNICE M. FRANCIS—Social Science; P-TA Membership Drive; Senior Class Dinner Program Committee. MISS CATHERINE FURBEE—Speech Correction Coordinator. MR. DAVID A. GAINEY— Art of Living, Swimming Coach, Library; Assembly, Commencement Committees; Floor Director. MISS AMY GATZ—English, Mathematics; Assembly, Commencement Committees; Commencement Announce- ments Chairman; Teachers’ Club Representative. MISS BURNICE R. GIBBS—Social Science, English; Assembly Program, Faculty Social Committees. MR. HAROLD W. GIESECKE—Mathematics Department Head; FTA Club Adviser; Faculty Cabinet; Floor Director. MRS. FRANCES M. HAMLIN—English; Assembly Program, Band Bounce, Caps and Gowns, Christmas Pageant Committees. MR. RAYMOND E. HARTMAN —Retailing, Coordinator; Student Store Manager; Co-op Club Adviser. MISS NORMA HILE—Homemaking; FHA Club Adviser; Band Bounce, Commencement Pageant; Senior Class Decorations Committees; Floor Director. MISS FRANCES HINRICHSEN—Librarian; Caps and Gowns, Faculty Social Committees. MRS. BETTY HORTON—Crafts; Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant, Display Cases, Senior Decorations Committees. MRS. MARJORY JACOBSON—Mathematics, French; French Club Adviser; Band Bounce, Caps and Gowns Committees; Senior Prom Chairman; Teachers’ Club Representative. MISS EDITH R. JENSEN—Biology; Biology Club Adviser; Floor Director; Senior Class Decorations, Faculty Social Committees. MRS. RACHEL JEROME—English; Caps and Gowns, P-TA Membership Drive Committees; Teachers’ Club Representative. MR. KENNETH A. KELLY—Athletic Director, Basketball, Football Coach, Track Assistant Coach, Library; Commencement, Pep Meeting, Publicity Committees. MISS MARY F. LEWIS—Art of Living; Assembly Program, P-TA Bridge Party Committees; Sophomore Day Director; Sophomore Class Adviser; Sophomore Party Chairman. MR. HARVE C. LIGHT—Psychology, Library; Commencement Committee. MR. HOWARD H. LYTLE— Agriculture; FFA Club Adviser; Assembly Committee. MRS. JOY V. MANN—English; P-TA Bridge Party Committee. MR. GLENN H. MASON—Physical Education; Football Assistant Coach, Track Coach; Assembly, Commencement, Pep Club, P-TA Bridge Party, P-TA Potluck Committees. MISS RACHEL McMILLAN—Vocal Music, English; BOC Club Adviser; Baccalaureate Music Director; Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant, Commencement Committees; Floor Director; Spring Concert Co-Director. MISS CONSTANCE A. McWETHY—Art of Living; Bowling Club Adviser, Arts-Dramatics Club Assistant; Assembly Program, Christmas Pageant, Sophomore Party Committees. MISS VIOLA PASEL performs her duties as Arthur Hill’s Registered School Nurse. MISS ELLEN GREEN is Cafeteria Manager, Floor Director, Senior Class Dinner Chairman, Social Committee Chairman. MISS DOROTHY BAUER was first semester OFFICE ASSISTANT, Mrs. Lorraine Hurry Hudson, (No Picture) came second semester. MISS DORIS K. FRYE is School Secretary. ‘51 Legenda Arthur Hill ‘51 Legenda 56 ae FACULTY Urge Students To Greater Individual Achievement MISS CORA HELEN MORGAN-—Spanish; Spanish Club Adviser. MRS. DOROTHEA MOUNTZ BACH— English; Y-Teens Adviser; Faculty Cabinet; Assembly, Christmas Pageant, Sophomore Party Committees. MR. SEYMOUR MURPHY—Art of Living, Basketball, Football, Track Assistant Coach; Projection Club Adviser; Assembly Committee; Audio-Visual Education Chairman. MRS. JUNE O DELL—English, Spanish; Spanish Club Adviser; Assembly, Commencement, Senior Class Decorations Committees. MISS HELEN OLMSTED—English; Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Plays, Homecoming Commit- tees. MISS RUTH E. PATOW—English, Latin; Latin Club Assistant Adviser; Assembly, Christmas, Commencement Pageants Committees; Faculty Cabinet. MR, A. A. PIERITZ—General Shop; Commencement, Senior Class Ticket Committees. MR. KENNETH C. POULSON—Physics; Assembly Committee; Faculty Cabinet. MR. R. GEORGE PURDY—Social Science, Tennis Coach; Floor Director; Commencement, Homecoming, Senior Class Ticket Committees. MISS UNA M. ROBERTSTON—Mathematics; Band Bounce, Commencement Pageant, Senior Rings and Pins Committees; Spring Concert Assistant. MR. STANLEY D. SCHUBERT—English, Dramatics; Arts- Dramatics Club Adviser; Stage Crew Adviser; Baccalaureate, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commence- ment Pageants, Homecoming, Plays Director, Hall Display Cases Supervisor. MR. ERIC E. SENN— Social Science, Commercial; Caps and Gowns, Commencement Committees. MR. HUGH SCHACKELFORD—Social Science; Athletics Business Manager. MR. ROBERT H. SHORNEY— Commercial; Band Bounce Committee. MRS. VIRGINIA HARPER SIEHR—Art Department Head; Display Cases Assistant; Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant, P-TA Bridge Party, Senior Decorations Committees. MISS F. ALISON SPENCE—Commercial, Office Training, Commercial Department Head. MR. CLARENCE D. STEWART—Social Science, Library; Assembly, Band Bounce, Caps and Gowns, Commencement Committees; Noon Supervisor. MRS. MARY STEWART—Social Science, English; Assembly, Faculty Social Committees; P-TA Family Potluck, Membership Drive Chairman; P-TA Teacher Vice-President. MISS IRMA STOCKDALE—English Department Head; Senior Class Adviser; Caps and Gowns, Com- mencement Committees; Commencement Arrangements Chairman; Faculty Cabinet; Floor Director. MISS GERTRUDE E. TURNER—Latin Department Head; Latin, Miracle Book Clubs Adviser; Floor Director; Sophomore Party Committee. MR. JAMES F. ULRICH—Mathematics, Football, Track Assist- ant Coach; Hi-Y Adviser; Assembly Committee. MISS ONOLE MARGARET VALLAD—Commercial; Y-Teens Co-Adviser. MR. WILLIAM VONDETTE—Social Science, Library, Baseball Coach; Assembly, Commencement, Senior Class Ticket Committees; Noon Supervisor. MISS LINA J. WARD—Social Science. MISS CHRISTINE A. WEBB—English; Red Cross Chairman; Spring Concert Assistant. MR. B. G. WELLS —Commercial; Floor Director; Band Bounce, Senior Class Ticket Committees. MR. BRYANT S. WILSON—Social Science; Rifle Club Adviser; Commencement, Homecoming, Senior Class Decorations Committees; Faculty Cabinet. MRS. LORNA L. ZIEGLER—Homemaking Coordinator; FHA Adviser; Senior Class Dinner Assistant. —_ Maintenance staff members under MR. JAY SHOEBRIDGE are, second row, left to right: MR. CLAUDE BURGESS—Janitor; MR. EDWARD BUZA—Engineer (no picture); MR. WILLIAM CRELLER— Janitor; third row: MR. STEPHAN GAST—Janitor; MR. GEORGE GRAHAM—Fireman; fourth row: MR. HOWARD JEFFORDS—Janitor; MR. CHARLES KEHOE—Yardman; MR. LAWRENCE A. NOTTER —Yardman (no picture); fifth row: MR. FRANK J. NYE—Janitor; MR. ALEXANDER WAIER—Yard- man; sixth row: MISS MARGARET WALLACE—Janitress; MR. WILLIAM WESCOAT—Fireman. gS C= MRS. NELLIE BRENAMAN—Cook. MRS. MARGARET CASEY—Cook. MRS. PEARL LeGARIE—Cook. MRS. MINA McCARTY—Cook. MRS. NOREEN SCHLUCKBIER—Cook. MRS. MATILDA SCHMIDT — Cook. Arthur Hill SENIOR Candidates HALL OF FAME SALLY BUTTS .. .- Good News DON BECKER . .. Ain’t Misbehavin’ 58 RICHARD E. ABBENANTE, 214 N. Granger—Advisory Sophomore Party Committee. JANET LEE ADER, Route 7—Pep Club; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant. RICHARD C. ALBRECHT, 723 Vermont—Basketball, Football. BETTY LEE ANDERSON, 3018 Cooper—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman; Latin, Pep Clubs, Y-Teens Secretary; Commencement Pageant; Class Chairman; Senior Hostess; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. TERENCE A. ANDRE, 267 Lockwood—Advisory President, P-TA Chairman; Pep Club, Biology Treasurer, Crucibles Secretary, Latin Secretary, Mathematics President; Band, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior, Senior Plays; Class Chairman; Cross Country; Boys’ State Representative. RICHARD A. ARMSTRONG, 6868 Gratiot Rd.—Advisory Vice- President, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; FFA, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman; Red Cross Volunteer; Track, Letterwinner. LEAH M. ARRIAGA, 5565 Sherman Rd.— Advisory Treasurer, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Girls’ Chorus. CHLOE H. AVERY, 712 N. Oakley—Advisory P-TA, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman; Pep Club; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Red Cross Volunteer; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. DONALD GEORGE AVERY, 2319 Barnard—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Pep Club; Class Chairman; Red Cross Volunteer. MARILYN G. AVERY, 2114 Vermont—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative; Alchemists, Arts-Dramatics, Y-Teens Clubs; Band, Band Bounce, Christmas, Com- mencement Pageants; Debate, Declamation, Oratory; Class Chairman; Senior Hostess; Usher. IDA-MAE BAILEY, 3664 Madison—Pep Club. CHARLOTTE E. BAIN, 601 Vermont—Bowling, Co-op Clubs. MARILYN JANETTE BAIN, 145 Goetz—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Red Cross Chair- man; Arts- Dramatics, French, Mathematics, Pep Clubs; Christmas Pageant; Class Chairman; Legenda. ROBERT EDWARD BAKER, 120 S. Second. DUANE FRANKLIN BALKO, 218 Tittabawassee—Baseball. MARION GAYLEEN BARLOW, 256 Lock- wood—Advisory Secretary; Spanish Club. JOHN L. BARTHEL, 2524 Schaeffer—Baseball. CECILIA R. BASHANS, 1923 Maine—FHA, Pep, Spanish Clubs; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior Play; Music Honors. DONALD HAROLD BAUER, Route 41—Rifle Club; Baseball. RONALD GEORGE BEAN, 1005 N. Thomas Rd.—Advisory Club Hillite Representa- tive; FFA, Rifle Club President; Classs Chairman; Rifle Award. DONALD J. BECK, 2127 Ring. DONALD HENRY BECKER, 916 Gratiot—Advisory President, P-TA, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman; Student Cabinet Secretary; Football, Track, Letterwinner; Speech Award. GLENN FREDRICK BEL- LINGER, 522 S. Bond—Band, Orchestra, Band Bounce. BERTHA CAROLYN BENCH, Freeland— Co-op, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman; Librarian; Usher; Commercial Award. NORBERT J. BERENT, 265 Lynn. DONALD RICHARD BERG, 217 N. Webster—Pep Club; Class Chairman. CHARLES E. BERKOBIEN, 1675 Schust—FFA Club; Class Chairman. MARGARET ANN BESE, 3451] Court— Advisory Vice-President; Bowling, FHA, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman, Clinic Attendant; Volleyball. JOAN MARY BEYER, 2526 State—German, Pep Clubs. EDWARD ERNST BEYERLEIN, Frankenmuth— Advisory President; Band, Choir, Orchestra, Band Bounce. LOIS JEAN BEYTHAN, 8145 Geddes Rd.— Pep Club; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant; Usher; Commercial Award, Music Honors. DALE |. BIELBY, 311 N. Granger—Advisory Treasurer; Pep Club; Choir, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants. DONALD R. BIERLEIN, Frankenmuth—Pep Club; Class Chairman. LILA AGNES BILLETER, 4124 Green—Pep Club; Christmas Pageant; Clinic Attendant; Usher. JOHN N. BINDON, JR., 1820 Bay—Sophomore Committee; Rifle Club President; Band; Golf; Rifle Award. JEAN ANN BLAKEWAY, 2213 King—Pep Club; Baseball. MARCIA M. BLOOMFIELD, 3315 Adams— Co-op, French, Pep Clubs; Band Bounce; Class Chairman; Usher; Vo lleyball. SUZANNE IRIS BOLGER, 262 Graham—Bowling, Pep Clubs; Clinic Attendant; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. BERNARD A. BOLT, 1825 Benjamin—Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA Chairman; Pep Club; Band, Dance Orchestra, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior, Senior Plays; Class Chairman. EMMA LOU BOMMARITO, 2302 Durand—Advisory Vice-President; Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; French, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman; Red Cross Volunteer. DANIEL G. BOURDOW, 6895 Radewahn Rd.—FFA, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman. HAROLD F. BOWMAN, JR., 2265 Mershon—Advisory President, Vice- President, Treasurer, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman; Pep Club; Band, Dance Orchestra, Band Bounce; Cross Country, Track, Letterwinner; Music Honors. CHARLES A. BOYD, 1616 State—Advisory Vice-President; Crucibles, Mathematics Clubs; Class Chairman; Track, Letterwinner. ARLENE REBECCA BOYER, 623 S. Webster—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman; Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Band, Band Bounce; Class Chairman; Majorette; Volleyball; Com- mercial Award. NANCY ELIZABETH BOYER, 206 S. Alexander—Advisory Vice-President, P-TA, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce; News; Class Chair- man; Dance Band Vocalist. JAMES VERNON BRADLEY, 206 Wheeler—Baseball, Cross Country, Track, Letterwinner. LYLA MAE BRALEY, 800 N. Gleaner Rd.—Co-op, Pep Clubs; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Class Chairman; Music Honors. ROBERT J. BRANCH, 2217 N. Ames—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Sophomore Party Committee; Pep Club; Baseball, Basketball, Football, Letterwinner. EDWIN DUANE BRANDT, 1737 Wood—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; FFA, Pep Clubs; Baseball, Football, Letterwinner. ROBERT A. BRANDT, 114 Gratiot. JACK DOUGLAS BRATUN, 803 N. Mason—Pep Club; Baseball. BEATRICE LORRAINE BRAUN, 1212 Pleasant—Advisory Treasurer; Pep Club. NEIL H. BRIDGE, JR., 2440 Van Woemer—Baseball. DONNA LOU BROWN, 1503 Bagley—Advisory Club Hillite Represen- tative, P-TA, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; BOC, Pep Clubs; Choir, Girls! Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Senior Play; Class Chairman; Librarian; Red Cross Volunteer. JOHN ADDISON BROWN, 2353 N. Charles—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative, Noon Club Committee, Red Cross Chairman; Hi-Y, Latin, Pep Clubs; News; Class Chairman; Cross Country, Track, Letterwinner. BONNIE JEAN BROWNLEE, Carrollton— Advisory Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, Seal Sales Chairman. ‘51 Legenda 59 Arthur H WILLIAM MARTIN BRUTON, 909 Court—Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative, Noon Club Committee; Band, Dance Orchestra, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Class Chair- man; Cross Country, Track, Team Manager, Letterwinner; Music Honors. BETTY RUTH BUCK, 2112 Collingwood—Advisory Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman; Pep Club; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce; Clinic Attendant; Legenda; Red Cross Volunteer. NORMA JEAN BUDDLE, 6875 Stroebel Rd.— Advisory Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, Sophomore Party Committee; Bowling, Pep Clubs; Band Bounce; Class Chairman; Cheerleader, Letterwinner. PATRICIA LEA BUDDY, 1411 Pacelli Ave.— Advisory Secretary, Club Hillite, Sophomore Committees; Co-op Club; Choir, Band Bounce, Pageants; Class Chairman; Red Cross Volunteer, ELAINE LAURA BUEHLER, 3071 Hermansau Rd.—Pep Club; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant. JOHN DUANE BUEKER, JR., 5625 Center Rd.—Advisory P-TA, Seal Sales, Red Cross; FFA Club. MARIANN ALICE BURNELL, 3639 Mackinaw— Sophomore Committee; Bowling, Latin, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball. ROBERT MERLE BUSH, 2784 Roberts. SALLY ANN BUTTS, 2530 Mackinaw—Advisory President, Vice- President, Club Hillite Representative, Sophomore Party Committee Chairman; Arts-Dramatics Treasurer, Pep, Quill and Scroll President, Y-Teens Clubs; Assembly Chairman; Orchestra, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Senior Play; Student Cabinet Vice-President, Secretary; Debate, Oratory; Class Chairman; News Editor; Queen’s Court; Basketball, Volleyball; Sophomore Cup; Writing Award; DAR Pilgrim. HAROLD K. BUXMAN, 1750 Green—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Sophomore Party Committee; Co-op Club; Golf, Letterwinner. CLAIR A. CALKINS, 2010 N. Bond—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Sophomore Party Committee; Pep Club; Cross Country, Track, Letterwinner. ARNALEE CALLAN, 1224 Malzahn—Advisory Club Hillite Representa- tive, P-TA, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Pep Club, Quill and Scroll Secretary; Junior Play, Band Bounce; News; Class Chairman; Red Cross Volunteer. RUTH MILDRED CAMMIN, 4720 Brockway Rd.—Miracle Book, Pep Clubs; Baseball, Basketball. ROBERT L. CAMPBELL, Bridgeport—Track, Letterwinner. VERNON R. CAMPEAU, 1814 W. Genesee—Advisory President; Class Chairman. CHARLOTTE CANELL, 1024 Thurman—Clinic Attendant. MELVIN EUGENE CARBENO, 2505 Sheridan. JACK DOUGLAS CARLETON, 1920 State. J. MARGARET CARTIER, Route 2—Bowling Club President; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner; Art Awards. BEVERLY M. CHERRY, 610 Van Buren—Advisory President, Treasurer, Secretary; Student Cabinet Treasurer; Class Chairman; Football Queen. SHIRLEY E. CHERRY, 610 Van Buren—Co-op, Pep Clubs; Band Bounce; Class Chairman; Queen’s Court, Water Festival Queen. i DORA LOU CHIAROVANO, 239 Goetz—BOC, Bowling, Co-op, Pep Clubs. GRETA ANN CHRISTIAN- SEN, 920 Ames—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary; Pep Club; Class Chairman; Queen’s Court. FAY MADELIN CHURCHFIELD, 1203 S. Hamilton—Clinic Attendant. JERROLD J. CLAIRMONT, Route 6— FFA, Pep Clubs. DELORES M. CLARK, 523 Eleanor—FHA, Pep Clubs; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Class Chairman; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner; Commercial Award. CAROLE A. CLAYTON, 722 Union—Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Pageant. SANDRA JOY COHEN, 2216 N. Woodbridge—Pep Club; Band Bounce; Oratory. IDA MAE COLBECK, 2715 Eddy—Pep Club; Choir. NORMA LORRAINE COLLVER, 295 N. River Rd.— Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Clinic Attendant; Red Cross Volunteer. DOLORES ETHEL COMPEAU, 1919 Hanchett—Choir, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commence- ment Pageants; Class Chairman; Basketball, Volleyball, Art Award. MARLENE MAE CONKLIN, 1920 Stark—Co-op Club; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. MARY RAE CROUSE, 2618 Court—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman; Sophomore Party Committee; French, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman. FRANK R. CUMMINGS, 3275 North—Biology Club; Choir, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant. DON C. CUSH- WAY, 2360 Virginia—Advisory President; Pep Club; Track. EUNICE E. DAHL, 1607 State—Advisory Sophomore Party Committee; Co-op, Pep Clubs; Queen’s Court. JOYCE EDITH DARLING, 1717 S. Niagara—Pep Club; Clinic Attendant. CAROLE JANET DAVIS, 1938 Gratiot—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman; Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman; Art Award. JOAN L. DAVIS, 6220 N. Michigan—Bowling, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman; Baseball, Basket- ball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. JOANNE GRACE DAVIS, 5150 S. Washington—Advisory Secretary; Pep Club; Class Chairman. NORMA GENE DAY, 819 Oak—Arts-Dramatics, Pep Clubs; Christmas Pageant; Red Cross Volunteer; Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner; Commercial Award. NANCY LOU DeLISLE, 2329 S. Hamilton—Red Cross, Sophomore Committee; Pep Club; Class Chairman. LOUIS JAMES DEPPING, 2525 Benjamin—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman; Pep Club; Band, Band Bounce; Class Chairman; Track, Letterwinner. DONALD J. DERTHICK, 2511 State—Pep Club; Baseball, Cross Country, Track, Letterwinner. JOYCE CAROL DICE, 1716 Adams—Pep, Spanish, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman; Basketball, Volleyball; Commercial Award. EVALYN JEAN DIENER, 7647 Gratiot—Advisory Red Cross Chairman; Co-op, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman. MARILYN I. DIETRICH, 9835 Swan Creek Rd.—Class Chairman. EUGENE H. DIRKER, 920 N. Center Rd.—Class Chairman. PHYLLIS ANN DIRKER, 3475 N. Center Rd.—Advisory Treasurer, Red Cross Chairman; Pep Club; Usher; Volleyball. MARY J. DOMAS, 827 N. Hamilton—Latin Club; Class Chairman; Librarian; Volleyball. MARGARET HELEN DONAGHY, 2227 N. Woodbridge—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, P-TA Chairman; Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. ROBERT CHARLES DORAN, 522 Mackinaw—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Pep, Spanish Clubs; Class Chairman. FRANK S. DOUTRE, 6390 Stroebel Rd.—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman. DOREEN D. DOYLE, 3017 Harrison—Pep Club; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Class Chairman. RICHARD GLENN DREWYER, 316 S. Granger—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite, Seal Sales, Sophomore Committee; Pep Club; Assembly; Red Cross Volunteer; Swim- ming, Letterwinner. CARL H. B. DUBAC, 621 Cleveland—P-TA, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman; Mathematics Club; Pageants; Red Cross Volunteer; Football, Track, Letterwinner. Arthur Hill SENIOR Candidates HALL OF FAME BEN BOLT ... Young Man With the Horn BEVERLY CHERRY ... Yowre Adorable 6] SENIOR Candidates HALL OF FAME DICK DREWYER . . . The Best Things in Life are Free GLORIA DUWE ... I May Be Wrong, But? 62 JAMES D. DUNN, 1730 N. Center Rd.—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary, Red Cross Chairman. DONNA LOU DUPREE, 1014 S. Michigan—Advisory Vice-President, P-TA, Sophomore Committees; Bowling, Latin, Y-Teens Clubs; Librarian; Sports. ROBERT CARL DUST, 921 Hancock—Advisory President, Noon Club Committee; Swimming, Track, Letterwinner. GLORIA L. DUWE, 1527 N. Clinton—Advisory President; Alchemist, Arts-Dramatics, Biology, Bowling, French, Latin, Mathematics, Y-Teens Clubs’ Officer; Pageant; Senior Hostess; Sports Letterwinner. WENCY HELEN EDMOND, 5804 Baker Rd.— Advisory Vice-President; Seal Sales Chairman. JOHN CLEMENCE EGGER, 2339 N. Charles—Advisory President; Pep Club. HOWARD L. EIMERS, 1547 Marquette—Biology, Co-op Clubs; Choir, Band Bounce. LENORE S. EISCHER, Frankenmuth—FHA, Pep Clubs. ALICE MAY ELY, 815 N. Granger—Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball. JAMES C. ENSZER, 1903 Green—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman; Co-op Club; Red Cross Volunteer; Swimming, Track, Letterwinner. LAWRENCE RAY EYNON, 1437 Acacia— Arts-Dramatics, Pep Clubs; Senior Play, Christmas Pageant; Debate, Declamation, Oratory; Band Bounce, Stage Crew; Speech Award. SALLY RAE FAIR, 4470 S. Washington Rd.—Advisory Red Cross, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Class Chairman. ROBERT C. FANGER, 741 Stoker Drive— Hi-Y Club; Football. CAROLYN JOAN FEDDER, 6180 Shattuck Rd.—Advisory Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Pep Club. VIOLA E. FEINAUER, 1509 Congress—German Club Secretary; Basketball. CARL EDWARD FEUSSE, 518 N. Andre—Advisory Vice-President; Quill and Scroll; Class Chairman; News; Basketball, Cross Country; Football, Track, Letterwinner. DAVID FIGUEROA, 2427 Carrollton—FFA, French, Hi-Y Clubs; Usher; Baseball, Football, Letterwinner. BETTIE JANE FINGER, 2851 Eddy—Co-op, FHA, Pep Clubs; Clinic Attendant; Student Store Assistant. BARBARA J. FINNER, 621 Jackson—Advisory Sophomore Party Committee; Co-op, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Christmas Pageant. PATSY ANN FISCHER, 7467 Gratiot—Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman; Bowling, Latin, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Red Cross Volunteer; Usher; Art Awards. RUTH MARY FISCHER, 43 Davis Drive—Club Hillite, P-TA, Sophomore Committees; Latin, Quill-Scroll, Y-Teens Clubs; News. ELSIE CAROLYN FISHER, 2813 Cooper—Advisory Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary; Arts-Dramatics, Y-Teens Clubs; Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Class Chairman; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. NANCY SUE FISHER, 4515 Mackinaw—Advisory P-TA Chairman; Pep Club; Christmas Pageant; Librarian. LETA MAE FLEISCHMANN, 127 N. Andre—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman; Bowling, Pep Clubs. LOIS ANN FLOETER, 1216 State—Advisory Red Cross Chairman; Co-op, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs. ELIZABETH ANNE FLOWERS, 2949 Hanchett—Advisory P-TA Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Bowling, Pep Clubs. JAMES R. FOBEAR, 1425 Birney—FFA, Spanish Clubs; Class Chairman; Baseball, Basketball, Football, Golf, Letterwinner. LORAINE F. FONTAINE, 2405 Cooper—Advisory Vice-President, Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Pep, Y-Teens Clubs. JACK E. FOOTE, 101 Dearborn—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary, Club Hillite Representative; Class Chairman; Cross Country, Track, Letterwinner. MADGE M. FOSTER, 619 Monroe—Advisory Treasurer; Christmas Pageant; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball. GENE EDWARD FOX, 2836 N. Michigan—Pep Club; Choir, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Music Honors. DONNA JEAN FULLER, 711 Vermont—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman; Bowling Vice-President, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner; Commercial Award. WILLIAM JOHN FURSTENBERG, 1933 S. Washington—Advisory Treasurer, Club Hillite Representative; Choir, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Swimming, Track, Letterwinner. BEVERLY JEAN GADD, 121 S. Alexander—Pep Club; Class Chairman. JOHN A. GAERTNER, 821 Malzahn—Advisory Club Hillite, Sophomore Committee; Co-op, Hi-Y, Pep Clubs; Pageant; Cross Country, Letterwinner. MELVIN J. GAERTNER, 2820 Mackinaw—Pep Club; Choir. WILLIAM S. GALARNO, 115 N. Oakley— Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Seal Sales Chairman; Arts-Dramatics President, Secretary, Biology, FTA, Latin, Pep, Quill and Scroll Clubs; Assembly Chairman; Junior, Senior Plays; Handbook Committee; Saginaw Schools’ Minute Reporter; Arts-Dramatics, Speech Awards. DOLORES ANN GALIARDI, 1110 S. Webster—FHA, Service Clubs; Baseball. PHYLLIS LEE GAYLORD, 305 N. Michigan—Bowling, Co-op, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman; Student Store Assistant. LEILAH JEAN GEHRIG, 2126 Alger—Miracle Book, Pep Clubs; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Pageants. RONALD F. GERGER, 1639 Arthur—Track, Team Manager, Letterwinner. HERMAN GIEROW, 2824 Hardin—Advisory President, Secretary, Sophomore Committee; Track, Letterwinner. SHIRLEY JEAN GILBERT, 525 N. River Rd.—Advisory Vice-President, Sophomore Party Committee; Class Chairman; Commercial Award. DOLORES MARIE GILGINAS, 3041 Jackson—Co-op, Pep Clubs. GRETA ANN GLASBY, 1437 N. Ames—Bowling, FHA, Pep, Service Clubs; Clinic Attendant; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball. RUTH MARJORIE GLASS, 406 N. Charles—Advisory Club Hillite Representa- tive; Alchemists, Arts-Dramatics, Latin, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Band, Orchestra, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior, Senior Plays; Declamation; Class Chairman; Girls’ State Award, Music Honors. THOMAS L. GOCHNAUR, 417 N. Mason—Pep Club; Dance Orchestra, Orchestra, Band Bounce; Class Chairman; Swimming, Letterwinner; Music Honors. PATRICIA CHRISTINE GOINES, 1602 Congress—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Sophomore Party Committee; Latin, Pep Clubs, Y-Teens Secretary; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant; Librarian. CHARLOTTE LOUISE GOLDEN, 1103 Wright—Advisory P-TA Chairman; Clinic Attendant. SHARLEEN RAE GORSKI, Route 2, Zilwaukee—Advisory Sophomore Party Committee; Bowling, Pep Clubs; Baseball, Basketball; Commercial Award. MARGARET MARIE GREMEL, 1842 Avalon—Advisory Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Red Cross Chairman, Sopho- more Party Committee; FHA, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman; Clinic Attendant; Red Cross Volunteer. CATHERINE DOROTHY GRIFFORE, 1220 Kochville Rd.—Advisory Sophomore Party Com- mittee; Bowling, Co-op, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman. GERALD A. GROSS, 3090 Bay—Latin, Mathe- matics Clubs. MARY CRANAGE GRUBE, 2015 N. Michigan—Advisory P-TA, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Alchemists, Arts-Dramatics, Biology, Latin Secretary, Pep; Volleyball. PATRICIA ANN GUNTHER, 704 Hickory—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman; Pep Club. PHYLLIS JEAN GUSHEN, 2415 N. Bond—Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Choir, Girls’ Chorus. ‘51 Legenda Arthur H ‘51 Legenda JACK EDWARD GUTTOWSKY, 2981 Hanchett—Baseball, Football, Letterwinner. IRMA BEVERLY GUY, 1914 N. Woodbridge—Pep Club; Class Chairman; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. NANCY LEE HAAR, 1625 Stanley—Advisory Vice-President; Bowling Vice-President, Latin, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman; News; Cheerleader; Volleyball, Letterwinner. THOMAS ALLEN HACKETT, 2134 Brockway—Advisory Treasurer; Assembly Committee; Class Chairman; Football, Letterwinner. SHIRLEY ANN HAGON, 1706 Benjamin—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, Sophomore Party Committee; Bowling, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman; Com- mercial Award. JAMES H. HAHN, 917 Lapeer. WALTER ELTON HAINES, 5807 Baker Rd.—Advisory President, Vice-President, Noon Club Committee, P-TA, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman; Mathematics, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman; Track. Py F gee atone orth LE CORR NE NY Das? ae it re MARILYN LOU HANDLOVITS, 320 Lutzke Rd.—Bowling, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman. ALWYN RAY HANSEN, 1216 Gratiot—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Sophomore Party Committee Chairman; Crucibles, Pep Clubs, Quill and Scroll Vice-President; Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Legenda, News; Class Chairman, BERNADINE ANN HARNOIS, 3008 N. Washington Rd.—Advisory P-TA, Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Bowling, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman; Basketball, Volleyball. DONNA E. HARRIS, 6260 N. Michigan—Advisory Vice-President, P-TA, Seal Sales Chairman; Bowling, Co-op, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Clinic Attendant; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. GEORGE A. HARRIS, 1449 Acacia—Co-op, FFA Clubs; Class Chairman; Football, Track, Letterwinner. DALE H. HARRISON, 1445 Acacia. JEAN SHELA HARRISON, 1217 State—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary; Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball. BOYD RICHARD HARTLEY, Freeland. GERALD DUANE HARTLEY, Freeland—FFA Club; Football, Track, Letterwinner. GLENA JEAN HARTNER, 1740 S. Westwood Drive— Pep Club; Class Chairman; Baseball, Basketball; Commercial Award. DORA MARIE HARTWELL, 2607 Court—Arts-Dramatics, FTA, Pep Clubs; Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant. DONNA DUVEEN HATHAWAY, 1318 Brockway— Advisory President, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; BOC Secretary, Biology, Bowling Clubs; Band, Band Bounce; Class Chairman; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. ELDON G. HAUBENSTRICKER, Birch Run—Class Chairman; Red Cross Volunteer. MARION HELEN HAUBENSTRICKER, 1824 Allegan—BOC, Y-Teens Clubs; Band, Band Bounce; Music Honors. RALPH J. HAUBENSTRICKER, Frankenmuth. VERNE ALLEN HAWES, JR., 3436 Court—Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative, Noon Club Committee, P-TA, Red Cross Chairman; Pep Club; Assembly Committee; Class Chairman; Red Cross Volunteer; Basketball, Football, Track, Letterwinner. BENJAMIN EUGENE HAYES, 1529 Alger—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Co-op, Pep Clubs. JAMES L. HEIDGER, 1420 Cass—Advisory Vice-President; Hi-Y, Pep Clubs. ROBERT BRUCE HEIDGER, 1802 Mackinaw—Cross Country, Track, Football Team Manager, Letterwinner. WILLIAM C. HEIDGER, II, 1802 Mackinaw—Class Chairman, SALLY BRENNAN HEINEMAN, 68 Davis Drive—Advisory P-TA Chairman; Arts-Dramatics, Latin, Pep, Spanish Clubs; Band Bounce, Pageant; Class Chairman. AMOS ROBERT HEPINSTALL, 2810 Egerer Rd.—Football, Letterwinner; Art Award. RUTH BARBARA HERMAN, 1714 Maine—FHA, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman; Clinic Attendant. PETER BURTON HERVEY, 428 N. Webster—Advisory Sophomore Party Committee Chairman; Pep Club; Class Chair- man; Basketball, Football, Swimming, Track, Letterwinner; Boys’ State Award. MARILYN MAE HILBRANDT, 3019 Schaeffer—Advisory P-TA, Red Cross Chairman; FHA, Pep Clubs; Clinic Attendant, Red Cross Volunteer. DONALD CARL HIMSEL, 1309 State—Advisory Vice-President, Treasurer, Secre- tary; Pep Club; Class Chairman; Football, Track, Letterwinner. BETTY JEAN HOERAUF, Franken- muth—Arts-Dramatics, German, Mathematics, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Band, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant; Majorette. DONALD FLOYD HOGGARD, 9170 Swan Creek Rd.—Class Chairman; Football, Track, Letterwinner; Art Award. SALLY JANE HOLLAND, 1533 N. Oakley—Advisory Treasurer; Pep, Y-Teens Clubs. DONNA LEE HOLLOWAY, 3935 Hermansau—Advisory Red Cross Chairman; Co-op Club. JOAN FRANCES HOLLOWAY, 2008 Lewis—Latin, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Junior Play; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. LILLIAN MARY HOLUBIK, 1739 Bay—Pep Club; Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Clinic Attendant; Baseball. MARY JANE HOZESKA, 2899 N. Michigan—Y-Teens Club; Class Chair- man. JAY J. HUBBLE, 132 Graham—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Latin, Rifle Clubs; Red Cross Volunteer; Swimming. JOANNE D. HULL, 710 S. Harrison—Advisory Sophomore Party Com- mittee; Pep, Spanish, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman. VINCENT DANIEL HURNEY, 1712 Burnham—Track, Letterwinner. HARVEY GEORGE JACKSON, 2323 S. Fayette—Advisory President, Vice-President, Seal Sales Chairman; Pep Club; News; Class Chairman; Basketball, Football, Team Manager, Letterwinner. JAMES W. JAKES, 6 Congress Ct.— Advisory President, Noon Club Committee; Class Chairman. PAUL EDWARD JAQUISH, 712 N. Porter—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Hi-Y, Mathematics, Pep Clubs; Legenda; Track. GERALD E. JOHNSON, 1515 Lewis. JACQUELYN JOAN JOHNSON, 1924 Stone—Advisory Red Cross Chairman; Pep, Quill and Scroll Clubs; News; Red Cross Volunteer; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball. LUCILLE ANN JOHNSON, 1521 State—FTA Secretary, Pep Clubs; Librarian. MARGARET (PEGGY) ANN JOHNSON, 1742 W. Michigan—Advisory Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA Chairman; French, Pep Clubs; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Legenda; Assembly Chairman; Class Chairman; Queen’s Court; Music Honors. MARIE ELIZABETH JOHNSON, 3270 Schust Rd.—Pep Club. SHIRLEY LEE JOHNSON, 1402 Maine—Advisory Vice-President; Pep, Spanish, Y-Teens Clubs. DAVID VERN JONES, 433 Ann—Advisory Vice-President, Secretary; Class Chairman; Football, Track, Letterwinner. JAMES LEE JORGENSEN, 401 N. Twenty-third—Class Chairman; Football, Letterwinner. RUDY E. JOYCE, 1845 Pierce Rd.—Advisory President, Treasurer; Crucibles, Mathematics Secretary, Pep Clubs; Band, Dance Orchestra, Band Bounce; Class Chairman; Baseball, Basket ball, Football. DIANE JOYCE KABAT, 920 Reed—Bowling, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Choir, Band Bounce; Basketball, Volleyball. Arthur Hill SENIOR Candidates HALL OF FAME BOB DUST ... By the Sea RUTH FISCHER ... Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue 65 SENIOR Candidates HALL OF FAME BILL GALARNO ... There’s No Business like Show Business RUTH GLASS . . Strawberry Blonde 66 LOVELL ROBERT KAIN, Route 5—Advisory Vice-President; FFA President, German Club Treasurer. ALICE MARGARET KANARY, 1606 Birney—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, P-TA Chairman; Pep, Spanish, Y-Teens Clubs; Band Bounce; Basketball, Volleyball; Commercial Award. MARY ANN KARP, 1608 N. Madison—Advisory Secretary, P-TA, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Latin, Pep Clubs. JAMES HENRY KARPICKE, 621 Thurman—Advisory President, Vice-President; BOC Club; Choir, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior Play. SALLY ANN KEITH, 375 Frost Drive—Advisory Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Co-op, Pep Clubs; Cheerleader; Class Chairman; Librarian; Red Cross Volunteer. DUANE V. KEMERER, 803 S. Michigan—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; FFA Club; Football, Track, Letterwinner. MARJORIE ANN KERN, Frankenmuth—Latin, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman; News. WILLIAM GERALD KIEKBUSCH, 3985 Hermansau—Cross Country, Team Manager, Letterwinner. JANET A. KINNEY, 2712 Mackinaw—Advisory Vice-President, Secretary; Pep Club. ARTHUR F. KITSCH, 2507 S. Niagara—Advisory President; Choir; Class Chairman; Baseball, Basketball, Football, Letterwinner. JOAN C. KLEIN, 1013 N. Webster—Advisory P-TA, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Co-op Secretary, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Band, Band Bounce, Class Chair- man; Red Cross Volunteer; Student Store Manager; Usher; Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. DONNA MAE KOENIG, 2500 Court—Advisory President; FHA, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Commercial Award. ELAINE ANN KOEPLINGER, 2022 Brenner—Legenda, News; Quill and Scroll Club; Commercial Award. CHARLES EDWARD KOLHOFF, 1105 S. Webster—FFA, Pep Clubs. RICHARD R. KOSTOFF, 505 Millard—French, Pep Clubs; Debate; Junior Play; Golf, Letterwinner. JACK L. KRAUSE, Route 6—Track, Team Manager, Letterwinner. WILLIAM M. KRAUSE, 2123 Ben- jamin—Advisory Vice-President, Sophomore Party Committee; Pep Club; Assembly Chairman, Assembly Committee; Band, Dance Orchestra, Band Bounce; Class Chairman. DORIS ANN KRETZ, 9300 Swan Creek Rd.—Pep Club. DALE F. KROSS, 926 Wright. BEVERLY JEAN KRUEGER, 1417 N. Harrison—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman; French President, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Christmas Pageant; Baseball, Basketball. RONALD LEE KRUEGER, 1710 S. Webster—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Basketball, Golf, Letterwinner. BERNARD ARTHUR KRUSZKA, 3354 Church—Advisory President, Vice-President; Class Chairman. JEANNETTE MARIE KRZYANIAK, 3065 Schaeffer—Co-op, FHA, Pep Clubs; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants. KENNETH J. KUBIAK, 3025 Monroe—Choir. RICHARD CLARK LaDOUCE, 514 Huber—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Pep Club; Band, Band Bounce; Stage Crew; Football, Track, Letter- winner. AUGUST FRED LAESCH, 1423 N. Clinton—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Band, Choir, Orchestra, Band Bounce; Music Honors. JOHN V. LAGER, 120 Glendale—Advisory Vice-President; Choir, Band Bounce; Baseball, Cross Country, Letterwinner. BRUCE EARL LaLONDE, 1579 S. River Rd. JAMES F. LAMB, 3180 Winter—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative; Class Chairman. HOWARD CURTISS LAMONT, 110 Swanson Rd. SHIRLEY ANNE LAMPEL, 2411 N. Michigan— Advisory Treasurer, Secretary, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; FHA, French Treasurer, Pep Clubs; Band Bounce; Class Chairman. DONNA JEAN LAMROUEX, 2415 S. Niagara—Pep, Spanish Clubs; Class Chairman. JOHN LOUIS LANDERYOU, 418 S. Fayette—Advisory President; Commencement Pageant; Class Chairman; Football Team Manager, Letterwinner. JAMES PHILIP LANGE, 203 N. Bates— Pep, Rifle Clubs; Class Chairman. ROBERT ARDO LARSEN, 136 Reynick—FFA Club; Orchestra, Band Bounce, Senior Play. PATSY LOU LEACHER, 911 Thurman—Advisory P-TA Chairman; Biology, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Clinic Attendant; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball. DAVID W. LEARNED, 1025 Weiss—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Crucibles President, Mathematics Club Vice-President; Class Chairman; Track. LOIS ANN LEBSCH, 1214 W. Genesee—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary; BOC, German, Pep, Spanish Clubs; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant; Class Chairman; Baseball, Basketball, Volley- ball, Letterwinner. DONNA MAE LEDDY, Freeland—Advisory Vice-President; Bowling, Latin, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman. VIRGINIA JANE LEE, 2203 Court—Arts-Dramatics, Pep Clubs; Christmas Pageant. HAROLD D. LEISTNER, 1658 Arthur. CHARLES RAYMOND LEMMER, 5290 East—Pep Club. KAY LORAINE LEPPERT, 1914 Allegan—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman; Pep, Spanish Club President, Vice-President, Y-Teens Clubs. MARGUERITE ANN LEPPIEN, 1826 N. Clinton—Advisory Secretary, Sophomore Party Committee; BOC, Pep, Spanish, Y-Teens Clubs; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant, Junior Play; Baseball, Volleyball. DENNIS CHARLES LEUENBERGER, Route 2— FFA Club; Class Chairman. JOYCE D. LeVINGE, 1718 N. Twenty-fifth—Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Music Honors. MURIEL JOYCE LIEFFERS, 1514 Court— Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman; Alchemists Vice-President, Arts-Dramatics, Biology Vice-President, Latin, Pep, Y-Teens President Clubs; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Legenda; Class Chairman; Red Cross Volunteer; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. AIVARS LINDE, 7260 Shattuck Rd. JOHN DOUGLAS LIPPERT, 612 N. Charles. ROGER CARL LITTLE, Route 2, Freeland—Advisory President, Vice-President; Class Chairman; Cross Country, Team Manager, Letterwinner. JANE MARIE LIVINGSTON, 240 Wylie—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Red Cross Chairman; Spanish Treasurer, Pep Clubs; Red Cross Volunteer. JOHN C. LOBSIGER, 917 N. Harrison—Advisory President; Class Chairman; Football, Letterwinner. BONNIE JEAN LOVEJOY, 207 S. Adams—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary, Sophomore Party Committee; Biology, Pep Clubs. CAROLE EVELYN LOVEJOY, 1011 N. Fayette—Advisory Red Cross Chairman; Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Commencement Pageant; Red Cross Volunteer. DONALD E. LUTZ, 2338 N. Clinton—German Club, Rifle Club Vice-President; Projector Operator. JEAN MARIE LUTZ, Freeland— Pep Club. ‘51 Legenda mcostapecneeancencernarte Arthur H a ‘51 Legenda PATRICIA ANN LUTZ, Freeland—FHA, Pep Clubs. SALLY ANN LYNCH, 2220 S. Hamilton—Pep, Spanish Clubs; Basketball. EMIL O. MAAS, 709 N. Granger—Swimming. MARY JANE MacARTHUR, 3265 Kochville Rd.—Advisory Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary, Sophomore Party Committee; Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Choir, Band Bounce; News; Basketball. NANCY LEE MacARTHUR, 3265 Kochville Rd. —Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Band Bounce; Class Chairman; Librarian. GARY L. MACHETTE, 2808 Court. NANCY LOUISE MACK, 219 Goetz—Advisory Treasurer, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman; Mathematics, Pep, Spanish Treasurer, Y-Teens Clubs; Band Bounce; Senior Hostess; Red Cross Volunter; Basketball; Language Award. ANN R. MacMEEKIN, Center Woods—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative; Pep Club; Band Bounce; Class Chairman; Basketball, Volleyball. GERALD W. MACOMBER, 1436 N. Madison— Pep Club; Choir, Christmas Pageant. CAROL LOUISE MALMGREN, 1022 N. Porter—Advisory President, Vice-President, Noon Club Committee; Co-op, French, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Band Bounce; Class Chairman. KATHLEEN I. MARKS, 1659 S. River Rd.—Pep Club; Band, Orchestra, Band Bounce; Music Honors. GEORGE W. MARTI, Route 7—Hi-Y, Pep Clubs; Assembly Chairman; Band Bounce; Debate. MONAI ANN MARTIN, 2127 Mackinaw—Bowling, Pep Clubs; Baseball, Volleyball. SHIRLEY ANN MARTIN, 1803 Jordan—Co-op, Bowling, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs. SALLY ANN MARTINDALE, 128 Graham—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Arts-Dramatics, Biology, BOC, Latin, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Christmas Pageant; Class Chairman; Red Cross Volunteer; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball. GARY E. MATHEWSON, 2903 Congress—Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative; Noon Club, P-TA, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman; Pep Club; Assembly Committee; Class Chairman; Red Cross Volunteer. IRENE CLARA MAURER, Vassar—Band, Band Bounce; Class Chairman; News; Student Office Assistant, Commercial Award. PATRICIA ANN MAVIS, 1817 Maine—Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant; Clinic Attendant. SYBELLIA JEANNE MAX- FIELD, 1514 Beech—Advisory President, Treasurer, Secretary; Latin, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Band Bounce; Class Chairman; Red Cross Volunteer; Usher; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball. NANCY EMILIE McCAULEY, 314 Tittabawassee—Bowling Club; Class Chairman. JOYCE LUCINDA McCLURE, 3820 S. Graham Rd.—Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. MYRA JANE McCLURE, 3820 S. Graham—Co-op, Y-Teens Clubs; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner; Commercial Award. ROBERT D. McDONAGH, 12410 Sheridan Rd.—Pep Club. ANN McINTYRE, 1024 N. Michigan—Advisory Vice-President, Treasurer, P-TA, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman; Pep, Spanish, Y-Teens Clubs; Choir; Class Chairman; Librarian; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. MARGARET ANN McKINNEY, 2551 N. Ames—Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Choir, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant; Commercial Award. HUGH McMATH, 1759 Ring—Pep Club; Band Bounce; Class Chairman; Team Manager. BETTY ANN McNEIL, 713 S. Oakley—Pep Club. CATHERINE ELIZABETH MEADE, 3320 Schust Rd.—Pep Club. NANCY JEAN MEEHLEDER, 714 Stoker Dr.—FHA President, Secretary, Regional President, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman; Clinic Attendant. CARMEN FREDICK MEY, 2844 Wynes—Advisory Vice-President; Hi-Y, Pep Clubs; Baseball, Cross Country, Swimming, Letterwinner. CATHERINE MARIE MEYER, Route 2, Freeland—Librarian. DONALD EARL MEYER, 1221 Cleveland—Advisory President, Vice- President; Rifle Club; Choir, Band Bounce; Class Chairman; Team Manager, Track, Letterwinner; Rifle Award. JAMES RAYMOND MEYER, 301 Wheeler—Advisory Sophomore Party Committee; Pep Club; Football, Track; Class Chairman. KARL FREDERICK MEYERHOLT, 1801 N. Bond—Rifle Club Treasurer; Rifle Award. JOYCE ANN MILLAR, 2831 Hermansau—Co-op, FHA, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner; Art Award. BARBARA A. MILLER, 1932 Ottawa—Mathematics Club; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior, Senior Plays; Class Chairman; Clinic Attendant. KENNETH E. MILLER, 1813 Ring—Advisory Vice-President; Golf, Letterwinner. MARY ELIZABETH MILLER, 605 Court—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Red Cross Chairman; BOC, FHA Corresponding Secretary, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant, Junior Play; Clinic Attendant; Librarian; Red Cross Volunteer; Service Club President. RUBEN MILLER, 701 Vermont—Co-op, Pep Clubs; Projector Operator; Football. GERALD L. MOHN, 1515 S. Fayette—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman; Pep Club; Track, Letterwinner. JOHN MILTON MOORE, 530 N. River Rd.—Advisory President; Miracle Book Club; Choir, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant; Class Chairman; Track. CHARLES BYRON MOREAU, 1916 Stone—Seal Sales; Football. SAMUEL JOHN MORELLO, 2253 Taft—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Assembly Committee; Debate; Class Chairman; Red Cross Volunteer; Baseball, Football, Letterwinner; Speech Award. DONALD E. MOREY, 2209 Hanchett—Class Chairman; Swimming, Letterwinner. JOANNE DORIS MORFORD, 2121 W. Genesee—Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman; Volleyball. EDWARD C. MORGAN, JR., 1540 Bay—Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative, Noon Club Committee, Seal Sales Chair- man; Pep Club; Assembly Chairman; Choir, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Class Chairman; Red Cross Volunteer. DALENE RUTH MORNINGSTAR—6815 Stroebel Rd.—Advisory President; Bowling, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman. ELIZABETH JUNE MORRIS, 141 Storch—Advisory Club Hillite; Arts-Dramatics, Pep Clubs; Christmas Pageant. ROBERT E. MUELLER, 4960 Hess. LARRY K. MULHOLLAND, Route 7—Advisory Noon Club Committee; Mathematics, Pep, Rifle Clubs; Christmas Pageant; Cross Country, Track, Letterwinner. NANCY LEE MYERS, 525 N. Harrison— Advisory Sophomore Party Committee; Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Christmas Pageant; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball. DOROTHY MARIE NELLETT, 1606 S. Webster—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman; Bowling, Co-op, Pep Clubs; Commencement Pageant; Class Chairman; Legenda; Red Cross Volunteer; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. WILLIAM FRANKLIN NELSON, JR., 311 Wheeler—Advisory Treasurer, Club Hillite Representative; Pep Club; Swimming, Letterwinner. JOSEPH H. NEWMAN, 221 S. Harrison—Advisory President, Vice-President, Noon Club Committee. ELLEN GERALDINE NICHOLS, 4199 Wood—Advisory Treasurer; FTA, Pep, Spanish Clubs; Pageant; Class Chairman; Usher. DONALD WALTER NOVAK, 2417 Carrollton. Arthur Hill SENIOR Candidates HALL OF FAME AL HANSEN PEGGY JOHNSON . Watch the Birdie . Peg of My Heart 69 VERNE HAWES .. .Racing With the Moon MURIEL LIEFFERS 70 SENIOR Candidates HALL OF FAME . . . School Days MARJORIE ELLEN NUERMINGER, 5540 Mackinaw—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Alchemists, Biology, Latin, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman; Baseball, Volleyball. HOWARDINE FRANCES NYE, 2118 N. Woodbridge— Advisory Treasurer. JO ANN NYE, 1119 Madison—Pep, Service Clubs; Debate; Clinic Attendant; Student Store Assistant; Baseball, Volleyball. BETTY LOU OATTEN, 1110 Monroe— Pep Club; Clinic Attendant. ROBERT ELLIS O’DELL, 1000 Wright. LOIS JEAN O’DONNELL, 3110 Bay—Arts-Dramatics, Co-op, Latin, Pep Clubs; Christmas Pageant; Class Chairman. DONALD DUANE ORR, 432 N. Granger —Class Chairman; Art Award. JOYCE MARIE OSBORN, 2239 S. Hamilton—Pep Club; Band; Class Chairman. VIRGINIA ANN OSTERMAN, 816 Clark—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Co-op Club; Class Chairman; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball. DALE W. OTT, Freeland—Pep Club; Class Chairman. LAWRENCE HARVEY OTT, 2414 S. Niagara—Advisory President, Vice-President; Class Chairman; Team Manager, Letter- winner. GRACE ANN OTTO, 1031 Weiss—BOC, Pep Clubs; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce; Basketball. JANET M. PABST, 303 Alice—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman; Co-op President, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. MARY ELIZABETH PACKARD, 1840 Schust Rd.—Advisory Treasurer, Sophomore Party Committee; Arts-Dramatics Club; Junior, Senior Plays, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Class Chairman; Debate; Librarian; Usher. MARGARET ANN PAGENKOPF, 2341 N. Bond—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman; Co-op, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Red Cross Volunteer. EDWARD G. PAPAJESK, Route 8—Baseball, Track. ROBERT JAMES PARKER, 2310 S. Twenty-Seventh. JOHN J. PATTEE, 2419 Benjamin—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Seal Sales Chairman; German Club; Commencement Pageant; Swimming, Track, Letterwinner. PATRICIA A. PATTERSON, 3135 Bundy—Advisory President; Biology, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball. LAURA LEE PATTON, 2411 Adams Blvd.—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Seal Sales Chairman; Pep, Spanish Clubs; Christmas Pageant; Class Chairman; Queen’s Court; Red Cross Volunteer. JANICE LEE PELOQUIN, 1921 State—BOC, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commence- ment Pageants; Volleyball. ALICE MAY PETO, Route 3, Freeland—Advisory Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman; Bowling, Pep Clubs; Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Class Chairman. PATRICIA SUE PHILLIPS, 515 Congress —Advisory Vice-President, Secretary; Miracle Book Club Treasurer, Pep, Spanish Clubs; Orchestra, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Class Chairman; Usher; Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. PATRICIA ANNE PODLECKI, 2253 S. Hamilton—Advisory P-TA, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Peo Club; Junior, Senior Plays, Christmas Pageant; Class Chairman; Clinic Attendant; Red Cross Volunteer. JOYCE ANN PORTICE, 610 S. Woodbridge— Pep Club; Christmas Pageant; Clinic Att endant. FRANK PORTNER, 1828 Maple—Commencement Pageant; Class Chairman. GERALD JAMES PRACHAR, 2324 Deindorfer—Choir; Football, Letterwinner. DOROTHY WINOLA PRESSPRICH, 2332 N. Bond—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representa- tive, P-TA, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Alchemists President, Arts-Dramatics, Biology, Latin, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Junior, Senior Plays, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Class Chairman. DOLORES ANN PRESTON, 419 Eleanor—Clinic Attendant. MARJORIE ELLEN RAE, 1900 Handley— Advisory President, P-TA, Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Arts-Dramatics, Pep Clubs; Christmas Pageant; Legenda. DONNA JUNE RAU, Frankenmuth—Clinic Attendant. JOAN CAROLYN RAUH, Frankenmuth—Band Bounce, Majorette. MADELINE MALINDA RAUSCHERT, 2215 Durand. EMMA MAE RAYMOND, 1824 Ottawa—Choir. CAROL JANE REAMS, 2323 ‘N. Bond— Advisory President, Treasurer, Club Hillite Representative, Noon Club Committee; Arts-Dramatics Secretary, Biology, Latin, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Senior Play, Christmas Pageant; Class Chairman; Senior Hostess. LUCINDA MAY REIMER, Bridgeport—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary. CAROL ANN REIN, 1619 Gratiot —Pep Club; Class Chairman; Clinic Attendant. CAROLYN L. REIN, 1619 Gratiot—Advisory P-TA Chairman; Co-op Vice-President, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman; Commercial Award. JAMES J. REINKE, 2216 N. Charles—Basketball, Football, Letterwinner. LOUIS E. REINKE, 207% N. Hamil- ton—Hi-Y President, Secretary; Basketball, Football, Letterwinner. WILLARD J. REYNOLDS, 1414 S. Granger. WILLIAM J. REYNOLDS, 1414 S. Granger—Pep Club; Golf, Letterwinner. DAVID C. RISELAY, 813 N. Bond. MARION M. RITTMUELLER, Fran kenmuth—Advisory President; Pep Club; Christmas, Commencement Pageants. JEANNE ROBART, 1204 Lapeer—Advisory P-TA, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Miracle Book, Pep Clubs. ANDREW D. ROBERTSON, 515 S. Alexander—Pep Club; Class Chairman; Football, Team Manager, Track, Letterwinner. ANN B. ROBERTSON, 2833 Wynes—Advisory President, Vice-President; Bowling, Mathematics, Pep, Spanish, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman. PAUL 'T. ROBINSON, Burt—Miracle Book, Rifle Clubs. PHYLLIS ANN ROBSON; 2005 Brenner—Pep Club. BEVERLY ANN RODITCHER, 1407 Birney—German, Pep Clubs. SUZANN ROGERS, 2730 McCarty Rd. —Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Com- mittee; Pep, Spanish, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman; Red Cross Volunteer; Volleyball. BETTY JEAN ROMAINE, Freeland—Choir. WESLEY LAWRENCE RORK, 1018 Cass—Advisory President, Vice-Presi- dent, Club Hillite Representative, Seal Sales Chairman; Crucibles Club. JOAN MARIE ROUECH, 7290 Davis—Biology, Pep, Spanish Clubs; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. GEORGE WIL- LIAM ROWELL, 2206 Barnard—Advisory President, Vice-President, Secretary, Sophomore Party Com- mittee; Pep Club; Band, Dance Orchestra, Band Bounce; Class Chairman; Basketball, Football, Track, Letterwinner. ROBERT FREDERICK RUHLIG, 2128 Deindorfer—Advisory Treasurer; Co-op, German, Hi-Y, Pep Clubs; Commencement Pageant; Red Cross Volunteer. ‘51 Legenda Arthur Hill ‘51 Legenda Ue PHYLLIS ANN RUMMEL, Frankenmuth—Alchemists, Latin, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman. JOHN AARON RUPP, 1714 State—Arts-Dramatics, German Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary, Hi-Y Clubs; Track. SUZANNE PRITCHARD RUPP, 1913 N. Oakley—Advisory President, Red Cross Chair- man; Arts-Dramatics, Pep, Spanish Treasurer, Y-Teens Clubs; Christmas Pageant; Baseball, Volleyball. DUANE R. RUPPEL, 1311 Wisner—Pep Club; Class Chairman. MAURICE R. RUSHLOW, 1828 Brenner— Band, Dance Orchestra, Band Bounce; Class Chairman. JAMES N. RUSSELL, JR., 139 S. Bond— Pep Club; Choir, Band Bounce; Swimming, Team Manager, Track, Letterwinner. JUDITH LEAH SCHABERG, 820 Madison—Advisory Treasurer, P-TA Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Latin, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Red Cross Volunteer; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball. HILDRED MICHAEL SCHAEFF, Route 4—Class Chairman. KATHLEEN FLORA SCHARRER, Birch Run— Advisory Treasurer, Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, Seal Sales Chairman; Pep Club; Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Class Chairman. BERTWIN H. SCHLUCKEBIER, Frankenmuth. GLADYS LUELLA SCHLUCKEBIER, Birch Run—FHA Club. LORAINE MAE SCHLUCKEBIER, Richville—Advisory CARE Chairman. LUELLA RUTH SCHLUCKEBIER, Frankenmuth—Arts-Dramatics, Pep Clubs; Junior Play, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant; Class Chairman; Majorette. GEORGIANA HELEN SCHMIDT, 2243 N. Woodbridge—Advisory Treasurer, P-TA, Seal Sales Chairman; German Vice-President, Pep Clubs; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. WILLIAM RANDOLF SCHMITT, 1843 Joslin—Advisory Vice-President, Seal Sales Chairman, Sopho- more Party Committee; Pep Club; Class Chairman. MELNA E. SCHMITZER, Frankenmuth—FHA, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman. JUNE MARGARET SCHNEIDER, Zilwaukee—Bowling Club. MARLENE JOAN SCHNEIDER, 713 S. Mason—Pep Club; Class Chairman. JAMES THOMAS SCHNELL, 811 N. Webster—Baseball. MELVIN FREDRICK SCHOENMEYER, 411 Lee. RICHARD H. SCHREINER, 1410 Laurel. MILFORD J. SCHUETTE, 323 N. Andre—Advisory Treasurer, Seal Sales Chairman; Hi-Y, Pep, Rifle Clubs; Class Chairman; Track. ROBERT THOMAS SCHUETTE, 117 S. Bond—Advisory Treasurer, Club Hillite Representative; Pep Club; Class Chairman; Baseball, Football, Letterwinner. THOMAS DEAN SCHUETTE, 3160 Egerer Rd.—Advisory President, Vice-President, Seal Sales Chairman; French Club. KATHERINE LORRAINE SCHULTZ, 900% Mackinaw—Advisory Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary; Bowling, Pep Clubs; Band Bounce. LOIS PAULINE SCHULTZ, 1516 Brenner—Pep Club; Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant. MONA JEANNE SCHWALM, 3375 Hospital Rd.—Latin, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Usher. JOANNE B. SEDWICK, 313% N. Bates—Pep Club; Choir, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Class Chairman; Clinic Attendant. JERRY T. SEITZ, 2028 Allegan—Christmas Pageant. BRUCE ARTHUR SEYMORE, 2714 N. Michigan— Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative, Noon Club Committee, P-TA Chairman; Latin, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman; Football, Track, Letierwinner. JOHN F. SHANNON, 816 N. Michigan— Pep Club. ROSE MARIE SHANNON, 3375 Barnard Rd.—Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Librarian; Volleyball; Music Honors. ELIZABETH ANN SHAW, 5865 Bay Rd.—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman; Pep Club; Class Chairman; Red Cross Volunteer; Basketball. ADA V. SHEPHERD, 4875 Shattuck Rd.—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman; Spanish, Service Clubs. GLADYS JOANN SHEPHERD, 4875 Shattuck Rd.—Spanish Club; Clinic Attendant. NORMA JEAN SHERMAN, 5970 Swan Creek Rd.—Clinic Attendant. STANFORD A. SHEYER, 36 W. Hannum—Advisory Vice-President; Crucibles, Latin, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman; Golf, Letterwinner. JOSEPH ALEXANDER SIKORA, 2018 Gallagher—Pep Club. DON RICHARD SIMON, 1577 Osborn— Advisory Sophomore Party Committee Chairman; Class Chairman; Basketball, Football, Golf, Track, Letterwinner. JOAN ELLEN SIMON, 503 N. Bates—Advisory P-TA, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Pep Club; Class Chairman; Queen’s Court; Red Cross Volunteer; Baseball, Basket- ball, Volleyball. RAYMOND ROBERT SMALL, 217 N. Porter—Pep Club; Class Chairman; Red Cross Volunteer. HOWARD EUGENE SMITH, 311 Braley—Advisory Vice-Presicent, Red Cross, Sea l Sales Chairman; FFA Club; Band, Band Bounce, Commencement Pageant; Class Chairman. JOAN MARIE SMITH, 1326 Vincent—Christmas Pageant. WENDELL EUGENE SMITH, 221 N. Mason —Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Pep, Rifle Clubs; Class Chairman. WILLIAM H. SMITH, JR., 2012 Brenner. WILLIAM THOMAS SNELLING, 709 Congress—Football, Track. L. THOMAS SOBLESKY, 2263 N. Ames—Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative; Crucibles Club; Assembly Committee; Class Chairman; Basketball, Football, Track, Letterwinner. SALLY ANN SORGATZ, 2024 Mershon— Advisory Treasurer, Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman; Co-op Club; Band, Band Bounce; Class Chairman; Commercial Award, Music Honors. RUTH ANN SOWATSKY, 2984 Jackson—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary; Pep Club; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. DELMONTE J. SPARKS, 2722 Witters—Advisory Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Rifle Club. JOYCE MARION SPEAR, Bridgeport—Pep Club; Red Cross Volunteer. DAVID SPEERY, 7035 Dutch Rd. DONALD D. SPRINGER, 2408 Morgan—Advisory Treasurer; Latin, Pep Clubs; Assembly Chairman; Choir, Orchestra, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior Play; Class Chairman; Track. NOREEN MAE STEBNER, Freeland—Choir, Christmas Pageant, Librarian; Student Office Assistant. MARY LOU STEELE, 402 N. Michigan—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Arts-Dramatics, BOC, Bowling, Co-op Treasurer, FHA, Pep Clubs; Christmas Pageant; Clinic Attendant; Librarian. VIRGINIA RUTH STEIN, 1607 N. Woodbridge—Latin Club. Arthur Hill SENIOR Candidates HALL OF FAME DAVE JONES .. . Lazybones CAROL REAMS . . . Beautiful, Beautiful Brown Eyes 73 SENIOR Candidates HALL OF FAME DON MOREY . . � Quiet Kind of a Guy KATHERINE TUNIS ... K-K-K-Katie DALE E. STIMPSON, 4745 State—Advisory Vice-President; Rifle Club; Christmas Pageant; Cress Country, Track, Letterwinner. GORDON R. STINSON, 3027 Grant—Commencement Pageant. BARBARA JOAN STOWELL, 2208 W. Genesee—Co-op, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Volleyball. ANN MARIE STROMER, Frankenmuth—Advisory Vice-President; Alchemists, Latin, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chair- man. WILLIAM EDWARD STRONG, 2215 Delaware—Pep Club; Debate; Basketball, Football, Golf, Letterwinner. WALTER R. STUART, JR., 2319 Lapeer. LYLE J. SUMMERFIELD, Zilwaukee—Track, Letterwinner. DALE S. SWANTON, 705 Congress—Advisory Red Cross Chairman; Hi-Y Club; Red Cross Volunteer. FERGUS TAIT, 1109 Hancock—Co-op Club; Cafeteria Helper. LOISDEL TECHENTIEN, 1961 Harry— Advisory P-TA, Seal Sales Chairman; Arts-Dramatics, Pep Clubs; Band Bounce; Class Chairman; Red Cross Volunteer. DEAN O. THOMAS, 2518 Cronk—FFA, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman; Basketball, Football. HELEN LOUISE THOMAS, 1112 S. Washington. JAMES E. TIMMONS, 1923 Avalon— Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative; Latin, Pep Clubs; Debate; Band Bounce; Class Chairman; Cross Country, Track, Letterwinner. JACK STEVE TODOROFF, 1870 W. Curtis Rd. ROBERT K. TOWNLEY, 2021 Hanchett—Miracle Book Club President; Choir, Christmas Pageant, Senior Play; Debate, Declamation, Oratory; Class Chairman; Baseball, Track, Letterwinner. GILBERT J. TREPKOWSKI, 269 Lynn—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Pep Club; Class Chairman. LOIS EMILY TRINKLEIN, Frankenmuth—Advisory Secretary; Alchemists, German, Pep, Quill and Scroll Clubs; Legenda; Class Chairman. ROBERT GEORGE TRINKLEIN, Frankenmuth—Pep Club; Band, Choir, Orchestra, Band Bounce; Class Chairman. VIRGINIA JUNE TRINKLEIN, Frankenmuth—Advisory Vice-President; Pep Club; Majorette. SHIRLEY M. TUCK, 1839 Jordan—FHA Club. GENEVIEVE E. TULLIS, 1510 Houghton—Arts-Dramatics, Biology, Pep Clubs; Christmas Pageant; Usher. JEAN M. TULLIS, 2022 Marquette—Pep Club. KATHERINE A. TUNIS, 1002 Cherry—Alchemists, Arts- Dramatics, French, Pep Clubs; Assembly Committee; Christmas Pageant; Class Chairman; Senior Hostess; Queen’s Court. HELEN MARIE URECHE, Bridgeport. JAMES L. VACIK, JR., 4600 Weiss— Advisory President, Treasurer, Secretary; FFA, Pep, Rifle Clubs; Class Chairman; Golf, Letterwinner. GERTRUDE TRESSA VENEMA, 1002 Madison—BOC Club; Band, Orchestra, Band Bounce; Commercial Award, Music Honors. MAYNARD VERNON, JR., 3040 Midland Rd.—Advisory Club Hillite Represen- tative, P-TA Chairman; Co-op, Pep Clubs; Choir, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Class Chairman; Football, Letterwinner. VIRGINIA L. VIBERT, 828 N. Hamilton—Advisory Vice- President; Pep, Spanish Clubs; Band Bounce; Class Chairman; Red Cross Volunteer; Baseball, Basket- ball, Volleyball. JAMES EDWARD VOELKER, 1812 N. Ames—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillites Representative, Seal Sales Chairman; Pep Club; Football, Tennis, Track, Letterwinner. ARTHUR WILLIAM VOGEL, 1250 Morgan Rd.—Class Chairman. SALLY ELLEN VOLKER, 1219 Thurman—Biology, Co-op, Pep Y-Teens Clubs; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce. DONALD HAROLD VOLZ, 3719 State—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Pep Club; Class Chairman; Football, Track, Letterwinner. SARAH ANN WADDELL, 413 S. Charles—Advisory P-TA Chairman; Pep Club; Class Chairman; Red Cross Volunteer. SHIRLEY ANN WADE, 2931 Hermansau—Y-Teens Club; Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant; Clinic Attendant. AGNES MARIE WAIER, 1923 N. Oakley—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Alchemists, Biology, Latin Clubs; Band, Band Bounce, Commencement Pageant; Class Chairman; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball; Music Honors. HAROLD C. WAKEMAN, Frankenmuth—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative; Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Senior Play; Projector Operator; Football, Track, Letterwinner. JOAN C. WALKER, Freeland—Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman. MARIE ANN WALTER, Frankenmuth— Band, Band Bounce; Legenda; Class Chairman; Commercial Award. DONNA LOIS WARDIN, Freeland—Pep Club; Class Chairman; Librarian. BERTHA H. WATERSTADT, 2505 State—Pep Club; Class Chairman. THOMAS RANDOLPH WAYT, 150 Borland—Advisory Vice-President; Biology, Pep Clubs; Band; Class Chairman; Cross Country, Track, Letterwinner. DON H. WEBER, Frankenmuth. JANICE WEBER, 2825 State—Advisory Vice-President, P-TA Chairman; Bowling, Co-op, FHA, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs. JOAN P. WEBER, 1710 Barnard—Advisory Vice-President, Sophomore Party Com- mittee; Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Assembly Chairman; Commencement Pageant; Debate; Class Chairman; Senior Hostess; Speech Award. ODELLIA JANE WEBER, 1000 N. Bond—Advisory Vice-President; Biology, Bowling, Pep Clubs; Band Bounce; Class Chairman; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball. KENNETH HOWARD WEHNER, 515 N. River Rd.—Mathematics, Pep Clubs. LILA IRENE WEHNER, 1403 Mackinaw—Bowling, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman. DOROTHY MAY WEIDERHOLD, Bridgeport— Advisory Treasurer, Red Cross Chairman; Co-op Club; Red Cross Volunteer. CAROLE M. WEINBERG, 215 Ardussi—Advisory Vice-President, Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA Chairman, Sopho- more Party Committee; Arts-Dramatics, Biology, Pep, Spanish Clubs; Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Class Chairman; Legenda; Queen’s Court; Red Cross Volunteer. ELAINE MARGARET WEIRAUCH, Birch Run—Alchemists, Latin, Pep Clubs. HELEN IDA WEISHEIM, 1602 Marquette—Bowling Club; Christmas Pageant; Class Chairman. ELLEN A. WEISS, Frankenmuth— Advisory Treasurer, Secretary; Class Chairman. BRENDEN LEWIS WELLS, 415 N. Porter—Advisory President, Seal Sales Chairman; Assembly Chairman; Commencement Pageant; Class Chairman; Student Cabinet President; Football, Swimming, Track, Letterwinner; Sophomore Cup. RONALD ARLEN WENZEL, 821 Miller—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman; Pep Club; Class Chairman; Red Cross Volunteer. THOMAS E. WENZEL, 355 Lutzke Rd.—Track, Letterwinner. RODNEY L. WERTH, 812 Thurman—Mathematics, Pep Clubs. ‘51 Legenda Arthur Hill LS) ‘51 Legenda 6 7 LILA LEE WESTENDORF, 109 Green—Bowling, Pep Clubs; Baseball, Basketball, Letterwinner. VIRGINIA ELLEN WESTENDORF, 3753 Carrollton Rd.—Bowling Club; Commercial Award. DONALD E. WHITING, 213 N. Fayette. ALLEN H. WIECK, 6455 N. Center Rd.—Advisory President, Vice- President, Noon Club Committee; Commencement Pageant; Class Chairman; Baseball, Letterwinner. MARILYN JEAN WIENBERG, 1504 Clinton—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman; Pep Club; Choir, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant. LOIS ARLEEN WILDER, 515 Adams Rd.—Spanish Club Secretary; Librarian; Class Chairman; Volleyball; Language Award. BARBARA J. WILDEY, 312 Clark—Advisory Treasurer; Pep Club; Class Chairman; Baseball, Volleyball. KENNETH ARTHUR WILKINSON, Freeland—Class Chairman. BEVERLY JEAN WILLIAMS, 530 N. River Rd.—Librarian; Commercial Award. PATRICIA L. WILLMAN, 605 S. Miller—Advisory Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman; Bowling, Pep Clubs; Legenda; Red Cross Volunteer. SHIRLEY ANN KILLMAR, 815 Waller—Pep Club. DONALD L. WILTSE, 1554 Beech— Swimming, Track, Letterwinner. JACK DARREL WILTSE, 2744 Witters—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative; Pep Club; Football, Letterwinner. RALPH A. WILTSE, 201 John—Band; Football Team Manager, Letterwinner. BERNARD D. WINIECKIE, 4765 N. Michigan—FFA Club; Class Chairman; Football. LOUISE ELEANOR WINTERSTEIN, 8980 Geddes Rd.—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Pep Club. BEVERLY ANN WISSMUELLER, 2423 Stone—Advisory Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman; Bowling, Co-op, FHA, Pep, Spanish, Y-Teens Clubs; Librarian; Baseball, Volleyball. LOUIS H. WITTING, 1910 Allegan. CHARLOTTE VERONA WOLFE, 310 N. Porter— Biology Club. LOIS VALMA WOLFE, 606 Clark—Bowling, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs. NANCY ALICE WOLFE, 307 N. Bates—Advisory Secretary, Seal Sales Chairman; Co-op, Latin, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs. JAMES D. WRESSELL, 2924 Hanchett—Red Cross Volunteer; Football, Letterwinner. SALLY JEAN YARMUTH, 4634 State—Advisory Treasurer, Alchemists, Latin Clubs; Band, Band Bounce; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Letterwinner. DOLLIE ANN YATES, 1611 Marquette—Advisory Treasurer; Biology, Latin, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman; Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball. CHARLOTTE ANN YEO, 1551 Greenwich—Advisory P-TA, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman; Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Red Cross Volunteer; Basketball, Volleyball. BERNICE F. YEOMANS, 2302 N. Oakley—Advisory Red Cross Chairman; Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Volleyball. MARVIN RUBEN ZEHNDER, Frankenmuth-Advisory President; Arts-Dramatics, Pep Clubs; Band, Choir, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant; Class Chairman. HELEN FRANCES ZIDICK, 818 ‘B’’—Bowling, FHA, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman. VIRGINIA ELLEN ZOLLER, 1732 Barnard—Advisory Sophomore Party Committee; Biology, BOC, Miracle Book, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Choir, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant; Basketball, Volleyball. Arthur Hill SENIOR Candidates HALL OF FAME CAROLE WEINBERG . . . Sweet and Lovely BEN WELLS ... All the Things You Are 77 Roger Abbott, Shirley Acker, Joan Adams, John Adams, Frederick Ahlborn, Jean Akerley, Esther Alberts, Donna Albrandt, Shirley Albrandt, Charles Albright, Barbara Aldrich, Veona Alex, John Alex- ander, Amelia Alfano, Sallyann Alles, Shirley Allore. Carla Almquist, Donna Ames (no picture), Beverly Anderson, Joan Anderson, Ruth Anderson, Charles Andre, Dixie Arch, Gene Archangeli, Barbara Arm- strong, Shirley Armstrong, Betty Arnst, Delores Arriaga, David Austin, Leeta Jo Austin, Gladys Averill, Walter Averill, Loren Bailey. Nancy Bailey, Sally Bailey, George Bain, Kenneth Baird, Richard Baker, William Baker, Sally Balcom, Dale Ball, Theodore Ballein, Shirley Balzer, Carl Barger, John Barnett, Geraldine Barrenscheer, John Barsch, Richard Bartel, Janice Barth. Bruce Bartlett, Ronald Bartlett, Marian Baszler, Kath- leen Batten, Susan Bauder, Thomas Bauder, Alice Baver, Carolyn Bauer, Jane Bauer, Mary Bauer, Nancy Bauer, Robert Baustert, Virginia Bean, Karen Beatty, Ann Beaver, Teresa Bechtel. Joann Becker, Robert Becker, Rolland Beckmann, Duane Beechler, Cleo Beem, Joan Bell, William Bel- linger, Donne Bender, JoAnn Benkert, Joyce Benkert, Carol Benway, Jack Berg, Marilyn Berkobien, Robert Berkobien, Mary Lou Bernecker, Roy Bernthal. Joyce Besey, Judith Beutel, Elfrieda Beyer, Frances Bickel (no picture), Helene Bickel, Hildegard Bickel, Irene Bickel, Shirley Bielby, Shirley Bierlein, Barbara Bgger, Donald Binder, Jean Binder, William Birdsall, Don Birnbaum, Jerry Birnbaum, Miriam Bishop, Rose- mary Bixby. Sally Ann Black, George Bledsoe, Gerald Blehm, June Blehm, Alice Block, Gerald Blohm, John Blom- strom, Ruth Blosser, Edwin Blue, Edwina Blue, Jean Boch, James Bocianski, Nancy Boell, Nancy Boertman, Duane Bogard, Joan Bohnhoff. Shirley Boivin, Verna Bolger, Doreen Bonnell, Peter Boos, William Booth, Peter Borthewicz, Margaret Bosley, Rosario Bouchard, Janice Bovay, Edward Bow- den, Harold Bowden, Samuel Bowden (no picture), Eunice Bowen, Patricia Boyle, Donald Brady, Robert Braley, Kenneth Branagan. George Brandt, Gerald Braun, Wanda Brawley, Dorothy Brenner, Dorothy Brethaver, Dolores Breton, Joyce Brettrager, Ronald Bridge, Mary Briguglio, Marilyn Brinkman, Richard Brinkman, Gwen Brockless, Janet Broihier, Damaris Brott, Adelaide Brown, Carolyn Brown. James Brown, Kenneth Brown, Patricia Brown (no pic- ture), Franklin Brown, P. G. (no picture), Jerry Brush, Patricia Bryant, Susan Bryson, James Buckley, Eugene Budd, Loring Budden, Margaret Bueker, Eleanor Bull, Russell Bull, June Burback, Carolyn Burgess, Violet Burk, Lillian Burns, Patricia Bush. 78 ‘51 Legenda Arthur Hill o S (cs © D © —l Ee UNDERCLASSMEN Become Members Through Student Organization | Carole Butcher, Kathleen Butler, Mary Callas, Don Cameron, John Cammin, Lois Cammin, Donald Camp- bell (no picture), Edwin Campbell, Nancy Campbell, Richard Cansfield, Richard Carlson, Donald Carroll, Aldean Cartier, Lillian Case, Nancy Case, Ruth Case, William Case. Sharon Cates, Thomas Cates, Pauline Catrain, Kenneth Cave, Marian Cesar, Myrtle Chambers, Ruth Chart- rand, Patricia Cheney, Barbara Cherry, Norene Cherry, Sally Cherry, Robert Cinkus, Arden Clare, Darlene Clark, Joanne Clark, John Clark. Ronald Clark, Gwen Clunie, James Coan, Mary Jo Cochran, Marie Cody, Valentine Coeur, Kenneth Col- lins, Emma Collison, Beverly Colpean, Ferol Compton, Jack Comstock, Lois Congrove, Patricia Conway, Gail Cooper, Nancy Corippo, Beverly Cox, Richard Cramer (no picture). Allen Cronk, Norma Crozier, Kay Culbert, Marjorie Culbert, Warren Culver, John Cuthbertson, Robert Cuthbertson, Frieda Dakoski, James Daly, Ernest Dammann, Jack Datte, James Daubert, Betty Davis, Dorothy Davis, Edward (Ted) Davis, Elizabeth Davis. Jo-Ann Davis, Sandra Davis, Donald Day, Judy Day, Marion Day, Raymond Day, Makel Delaney, Bonnie DeLaVergne, Gardner Delgado, Nancy DeMaet, John Demercurio, JoAnne Dengler, Charles Denton, Beverly Deshone, Robert Detwiler, Melvin Devers. Donald Dezelsky, Thomas Dezelsky, Rosemary Diech- man, Jerry Diehl, Carl Diener, John J. DiMercurio, Ronald Dingman, Verna Dirker, Nancy Dittmar, James Doepker, Sally Doerfner, James Dooley, Jeannette Dorn, Bonnie Dow, Maurice Dowell, Marilyn Downer. Gerald Doyle, Ronald Dubay, Robert DuCharme, Jacquelyn Dudewicz, James Duffy, Ivor Dungey, Jack Dungey, Margaret Dungey, Jane Dupree, William Durham, Jane Durman, Kathleen Earley, Roland Eck- storm, Eunice Edwards, Margaret Edwards, Shirley Edwards. Joanne Egyet, Leonard Ehmcke, Donald Eichsteadt, James Elliott, Joanne Elliott, Nancy Ellis, Phyllis Ellis, Ronald Ellis, Viola Ely, Shirley Embree, Jacqueline Emmitt, Allen Engerer, Doris Engerer, Arthur Engle, Jerry English, Deloris Enszer. Joan Enszer, Judy Epting, Shirley Erlenbeck, Bonnie Fahnanstiel, Audrey Fahrenbruch, Dolores Fairfield, Robert Fallis, Doris Fanger, Phyllis Farrington, Dianne Faulman, Edmond Faulman, Roger Faupel, Carol Feit, Ronald Feith, Sally Fentner, Jill Ferguson. JoAnn Ferrell, Jean Fetherolf, Barbara Fink, Donald Fink, Wallace Fink, Dorothy Fischer, Konrad Fischer, Donald Fisher, Barbara Fitch, Robert Fitch, Fay Flathau, Virginia Flathau, Dale Fletcher, Joseph Flora, Mary Fobear, Judy Fogle. : Arthur Hill 8] UNDERCLASSMEN Earn Recognition In The Class Room Gerald Forbes, Joan Forbes, Jack Fordyce, Ellen Foulds, Russell Fowler, Donna Fox, James Fox, Kay Fox, Harold Frank, Barbara Frederick, Joanne Frederickson (no picture), Ronald Frei, Mary Fries, Margaret Frost, Phyllis Frost, Norma Fultz, Marcia Furstenberg. Barry Gadd, Carol Gaertner, Dale Gainsforth, Don- ald Galbraith, Kathleen Gallagher, Eugene Gallery, Dee Ette Galonska, Ronald Gamble, James Gamm, Carol Garcia, Dennis Garcia, Kay Gardey, James Garner, Richard Garner, Sally Garner, Gerald Gar- rison. Patricia Garske, Dolores Gary, William Gary, Orrin Geeting, Lillian Gehrcke, Lucille Gehrcke, Hedwig Geiger, JoAnne Gelow, Hazel Gerard, Phyllis Gerard, Herbert Gerber, Edward Gerger, Barbara Gierow, Carl Gierow, Carolyn Gilbert, Diane Gilbert. Joan Gilles, Joan Gillion, James Gilman, Edwin Ging- rich, Alfred Glasby, Maxine Glasslee, Marlene Glick, Thomas Gnatkowski, Lorraine Goodeman, Stuart Gor- don, Joan Gorney, Gail Gossel, Barbara Graham, Emily Graham, Frances Graham, Gordon Graham. Harry Graham, Richard Graham, Ruth Graham, Wil- liam Graham, Lavelle Grant, Paul Grant, William Granville, Gerald Grauf, Betty Lou Gray, Serena Gray, Joan Greene, John Greene, Kathleen Greer, Richard Gremel, Philip Grenney, Barbara Grigg. Thomas Grill, Charles Grobe, James Groening, Edith Groover, Chester Gross, Duane Grossman, P.G., Elaine Grossman, Marilouise Grundas, Beverly Guest, Arleen Guild, James Gullifor, Larry Gulliver, Donald Gunther, Richard Gunther, Carol Gushen, Mary Guttridge. Barbara Guy, Sue Guy, Margie Swiazdowski, Joan Habeck, Dan Habel, Kent Haenlein, Suzanne Hagen, Joanne Hahn, Richard Hahn, Dale Hall, Lila Haller, James Hallman, Jerry Halm, Patsy Halm, Wendel Halm, Lois Hamilton. Thomas Hamilton, Barbara Hanover, Kathleen Hansen, Jack Hanson, Gail Hanysak, Robert Harger, Diane Harmon, Nila Harmony, Gary Harper, Beatrice Har- rington, Barbara Harris, David Harris, Ronald Harris, Mary Hart, Andria Hartner, Arthur Hartner. Harold Hatherly, Harvey Haubenstricker, Jean Hav- man, Richard Hausler, Harry Hawkins, George Hayes, Joyce Hayner, Frederick Head, Donald Healy, Joann Heasty, Marilyn Heath, Jean Heine, John Heinz, Kathryn Hemmeter, Betty Henderson, Kelly Hendrick. Hans Hennecke, Carol Hense (no picture), Daniel Hensel, Gerald Hensler, Marie Herbin, Carol Herring, Ellen Herzog, Suzanne Hess, Carl Hesse, Albert Hil- brandt, Richard Hill, Audrey Hillert, James Hillman, Kathryn Hilton, Charles Hitsman, Sally Hoag, Janet Hodgins. 82 ‘51 Legenda 83 Arthur Hill ‘51 Legenda UNDERCLASSMEN Find Enjoyment, Relaxation In Activities Arthur Hill Loretta Hoelbl, Lorna Hoffman, Robert Hoggard, James Holcomb, Donna Holeman, Patricia Holley, Lionel Hollingsworth, Betty Hollis, William Holloway, Malcom Hopper, Arlene Horvath, Karen Hubble, Bar- bara Huber, Marilyn Huber, Robert Hudson, Larry Huff. JoAnn Hughes, Patricia Humpal, Terrance Humpal, Donald Humpert, Richard Humphreys, Barry Hunt, P.G. (no picture), Theodore Hunt, Angelina Hurney, Sve Hurst, Jean Irving, Janice Jahns, Nancy Jakes, D’Arcy James, Bernadine Japcinski, Ernestine Japcinski, Con- stance Jaquith, Robert Jaremba. Barbara Jarembo, John Jeffords, Donald Jekel, Allan Jerome, Barbara Johnson, Marvin Johnson, Dean Jolin (no picture), Leland Jolin, Barbara Jones, Donna Jones, James Jones, Nancy Jones, Elizebeth Jonitz, Eugene Jutzi, Pat Kabat, Beverly Kabobel, Richard Kackmeister, Josephine Kamhout (no picture). Ruth Kamischke, Jean Kapka, Bernadette Kapuscinski, Bernard Kapuscinski, James Kapuscinski, Bonnie Karp, Lydia Kassin, Marylyn Katz, Darlene Keaner, James Kearful, Arthur Keith, Kay Keller, John Kellogg, Patricia Kelly, John Kemp, Paul Kemp. : Joan Kenny, Edward Kern, William Kern, Jerry Kes- sel, William Kettelhohn, Allen Keyser, Peter Keyser, James Kimmel, Alfred King, Robert Kingsbury, Jean Kirby, Kenneth Klammer, Jean Kleekamp, Clifford Klein, Nancy Kleinschmidt, Nancy Klenoski. Nancy Kneuss, James Knezek, Robert Knowles, Robert Knox, Joan Koblinski, Jane Kochalka, Ernest Koeplin, Fay Koeplinger, Faith Kolenda, Howard Kolhoff, Lugene Konsdorf, Patricia Kosht, Lois Krafft, Dorothy Krass, Janet Krause, Marilyn Krauss. Harvey Kretschmer, Donald Kross, David Krueger, Kenneth Krueger, Richard Kruse, David Kruske, Betty Krzyaniak, John Kueffner, Shirley Kuehn, John Kurtz, William Kushmaul (no picture), June LaBeau, Norman LaBrenz, Eleanor LaClair, Paul Laesch, Alfred La- Freniere, Ann Lalonde. Doris Lalonde, John Lalonde, Sue Lalonde, Shirley Lambert, Catherine Lamia, Norma Lamont, Kathleen Lamrouex, Victor Landeryou, Brien Lang, Patsy Langdon, Ronald Lange, Henry Lanschwager, Jack Langschwager, Patricia Lannon, Marjorie Lapprich, John Larkin. Raymond Larkin, Joan Larsen, Jack Larson, Rudianne Lauckner, Ervin Laurenz, P.G. (no picture), Janet Lauria, Vern Lautner, Beverly Leaman, Elaine Lear, Marilyn Lear, Lyle LeCronier, Margaret LeCronier, James Leedke, Shirley Leeman, Bonnie LeGear, Mari- lyn LeGear, Lois Leinberger. Patricia Leitz, Claude Lemmer, James Leonard, Lor- raine Leonard, Jean Leuenberger, Lois Lewellen, Beulah Lewis (no picture), Geraldine Lewis, Joyce Leyrer, Maurice Leyrer, Irvin Lichtenwald, Doris Lick- teig, Lorene Liebrecht, Geraldine Liebrock, Dorothy Limberg, Charles Link, Richard Link. 85 UNDERCLASSMEN Set New Goals At Home And Abroad Marilyn Little, Shirley Little, Beverly Littlejohn, Joan Litzner, Carolyn Llewellyn, Sylvia Lodes, Judith Lodge, James Loiacano, Jerry Loibl, Janet Lord, Thomas Louchart, Wayne Luark, William Lug er, Jacquelyn Lugiewicz, Robert Luker, James Luplow. Russell Luplow, Franklin Lux, Amylou Lytle, Norma Jean Maas, Joanne MacMillan, Gerald Maczik, Pa- tricia Maeder, Gerald Maier, Harold Maier, Barbara Major (no picture), Judy Malzahn, Frances Manches- ter, Barbara Mann, James Mann, Alice Mannion, Shirley Marble, Margaret Mark. James Markle, Maurice Marr, James Marsh, Eugene Martin, Kaye Martzowka, Warren Marx, William Mason, Richard Mathewson, Gerald Matson, Kay Matson, George Mauch, Barbara Maul (no picture), Betty Jo Maurer, Sally Maynard, Alexander McBain, Celia McBratnie, Helen McCurry. Delores McDonagh, Roy McEwen, Theresa Mclnnis, Marvin Mcintosh, Richard McIntosh, James Mclntyre, Mary McKenzie, Diane McKinstry, Thomas McLaughlin, Janice McLean, Carol McMacken, Patricia McMahon, Robert McMahon, June McMath, David McQuaid, John Meade. Leslie Meehleder, Dolores Meier, Sarah Merrick, Dale Mertz, Ervin Merz, William Merz, Mary Metiva, Ann Metzger, Robert Mey, Robert Meyer, Sandra Meyer, Michael Miceli, Joan Midcalf, Mary Middlebrook, Bonnie Mier, George Miessner. Rollin Milbrandt, Thomas Milbrandt, Arlene Miller, Donald Miller (no picture), Gerald Miller, Joan Miller, Marilyn Miller, Sally Miller, Jon Milne, Ida Millward, Darrell Milstead, Rae Joyce Minnis, Calvin Mitchell (no picture), Sue Mitchell, Dorothy Mitchell, Nan Mitts, Edythe Modrall, Carolyn Moeller. Gerald Moeller, Jack Moeller, Donna Moffat, Larry Moffett, Marilyn Mohnk, Richard Mohnk, Ken Mondor, Mary Monk, Geraldine Monsees, Judith Moretti, Wil- liam Morris, Ruth Mossner, William Mossner, Bruce Mueller, Gary Mueller, Barbara Munger. David Munger, James Munger, Janet Myers, Peter Nagel, Donald Nagy, George Nagy, Ardith Near, Gwen Near, Kenneth Nefe, Bob Neiderquill, Madeline Nelson, John Neuvenfeldt, James Neumann, Robert Neumann, Wesley Neumann, Harold Newbold (no picture), Ruth Newman, Richard Newvine (no picture). Dorothy Nice, Pauline Nichols, Robert Nickodemus, Kenneth Niederquell, Bonnie Niederstadt, Frank Nied- erstadt, Joan Niederstadt, Bonnie Nizinski, Rosemary Nizinski, Bruce Noble, Gerald Norris, Ann Northcott, Marlin. Nuechterlein, Mildred Nuechterlein, Donald Nuerminger, John Nuerminger. Kathleen Nuerminger, Lois Nye, Franklin O’Connor, Janice O’Donnell, Mary Olin, Gary Ordway, Carol O’Rourke, Jack Otter, William Owen (no picture), Shirley Pagenkopf, Robert Pahssen, William Palmer, Shirley Papst, Carole Parker, Lila Parks, Vesta Parks, William Parks. 86 ‘51 Legenda 87 Arthur Hill ‘51 Legenda | UNDERCLASSMEN Record ‘‘Achievements with Honor” Arthur Hill Franklin Passon, Joyce Passon, Mary Passon, Mary Paterson, James Paulson, James Paulus, Beverly Paw- ley, Joan Payne, Barbara Pearson, Charles Peaslee (no picture), Nancy Pechtel, Diane Pedersen, Julius Peitsch, Diane Pelkki, Sally Perkins, Georgia Perrigo, June Ann Perrin. John Perrot, Burnell Perry (no picture), Janette Perry, Conrad Person, Dorine Peters, Yvonne Petre, Jean Pettycrew, Dolores Pflueger, Lynn Phair, Cherie Phil- lips, Donald Phillips, Joan Phillips, Kenneth Phillips, Roger Phillips, Margaret Pignatelli, Crystal Pitsch, Geraldine Pittman (no picture), Betty Plaskewicz. Darlene Pleuss, Mary Plowdrey, Sharon Podlecki, Lucien Pol, Eva Pomerville, Lorant Popp, Phlavian Popp, Richard Popp, Patsy Poppeck (no picture), Edith Powlus, Nancy Powlus, Margaret Prather, William Pratt, Agnes Premo, Ronald Prentice, Dorothy Pressley, Dale Pretzer. Elaine Pretzer, Judy Princing, Donald Pringle, Bebe Proctor, Jean Pruyne, Mary Jane Pufahl, Robert Pum- ford, Janet Quesnel, Robert Radina, Eva Railling, Joan Randall, Judyth Rankin, Loretta Rant, Jacqueline Raupp, Roberta Raupp, Louis Rawson. Betty Raymond, Robert Reams, Rokert Reed, Judy Reese, Allan Reeves, Nancy Reid, Alvin Reimer, Allen Reinbold, Fred Reinig, Margaret Reinke, Marianne Reinke, Norman Reinke, Tom Reinke, James Reis, Dorothy Reisig, Greta Reist. Jack Remer, James Remer, Patricia Rennert, Marilyn Renz, Lucille Rexius, Marian Reynolds, Harold Rich- ards, Judy Richards, Edw'n Richter, Joanne Richter, Frank Riddick, Carol Rikley, Floyd Riselay, Jean Robertson, Shirley Robertson, Mary Rodeitcher. Roberta Rodgers, Myrta Roedel, Sharlene Roenicke, Patricia Roesler, Theresa Roesler (no picture), Sue A. Rogers, Suzanne Rogers, Marlene Rohde, Albert Rohn, Marlene Rohn, Shirley Rohn, Biruta Ronis, Donald Rooker, Gerald Rooker, Kenneth Rooker, Gordon Roosa, Carl Rossman. Gerald Rottman, Donald Rouvech, Barbara Roush, Louise Rousseau, Joyce Ruble, Nancy Rublem, Valerie Ruby, Barbara Ruff, Glenn Ruhlig, Charles Rumley, William Rummel, Tom Rupp, Betty Ruprel, Fred Rup- pel, Henry Ruppel, Robert Rusch. Jeanne Russell, Shirley Sager, Beverly St. Clair, Gerald St. Clair, Norma Salvi, Bruce Sanders, Mar- garet Sandoval, Congetta Saponieri, Beverly Satchell, James Sauer, Alex Schafer, Lou Ann Schallhorn, Don- ald Scharich, Earleen Schell, Carole Scherping, Joan Scherping. Betty Scherzer, Dolores Scherzer, Sally Scherzer, Christian Schiesswohl, Mary Lou Schiesswohl, Robert Schlaefke, Richard Schluckebier, Caroline Schmidt, Ed- win Schmidt, Herb Schmidt, Howard Schmidt, Janet Schmidt, Lorraine Schmidt, Mabel Schmidt, Charles Schmitz, Delphine Schmitzer. 89 UNDERCLASSMEN Broaden Their Field Of Service Betty Schneider, Loretta Schneider, Corrine Scholtz, Margaret Schoon, Nancy Schott, Kerin Schrader, Gerald Schuch, Larry Schuch, Tom Schuette, Catherine Schultz, Charles Schultz, Jack Schultz, Joan D. Schultz, Joan F. Schultz, Margretta Schultz, Richard Schultz. Ruth Schultz, James Schumacker, Betty Schutt, Marilyn Schutt, Janet Schwartz, Lorraine Schwartzkopf, Lois Scott, Mary Scott, Ronald Sears, Dale Seaver, Gerald Seaver, David Secord, Barbara Sedwick, Conrad Seidel, Janet Seitz, Doraldyne Sensabaugh. Phillip Serrin, Gerald Shafer, Elizabeth Shaffner, Don- ald Shaler, James Shaler, Betty Shavronch, Donna- June Shaw, Marcia Sheppard, Marlene Sheridan, Howard Sherman, Shirley Sherman, JoAnn Shields, Betty Shoecraft, Sue Shorney, Jack Short, Joan Shripka. Bruce Shrock, Richard Shulaw, Betty Shuler, Richard Schuler, Doris Shur, Emil Sieggreen, Herbert Siemon, Mary Simmet, Virginia Simon, Robert Simpson, Angela Skentzos, Jean Slinkard, Patricia Sliwinski, Elaine Sloboda, Harriet Small, Margery Smelley. Beverly Smith, David Smith, Donna Fay Smith, Gerald Smith, Leadelle Smith, Patricia Smith, Shirley Smith, Sophia Smith, William James Smith, Rochelle Smoder, Elaine Snellenberger, Joan Snow, Donald Sohn, Donna Sohn, Norene Sohn, Erwin Sollner. Nancy Sorgatz, Sally Sounders, William Southam, Norman Sowatsky, JoAnn Spadafore, Edith Sparks, Mary Spaulding, Marianne Speace, Jane Spence, William Spence, Jean Spencer, Marian Spindler, Matilda Spindler, Allen Spousta, Leonard Springgay, Elaine Sproul. Katherine Stark, Susannah Stark, Richard Staudt, Nila Stavely, Arnold Stein, Gloria Stevens, John Steverman, George Stewart, Tomsa Stewart, Flave Stimpson, Mar- jorie Sting, Byron Stinson, Joanne Stobbart, Shirley Stoeckle, Shirley Stokus, Raquel Stolze. Jean Strachan, Douglas Strecker, Richard Street, Ted Streussnig, Richard Stricker, Thomas Stricker, Richard Stringer, Clifford Stroebel, Henry Strunk, James Stuart, Donald Styn, Shirley Suckey, James Summerfield, Mona Summerfield, Michael Sverid, James Svetie (no picture). Kay Swift, Robert Szarenski, Janet Tarbeck (no pic- ture), Walla Jean Teachout, Dale Techentien, Janice Teck, Marie Teenier (no picture), Thomas Tefft, Beverly Terrian, Melvin Terry, James Tessin, Williard Tessin, Gerald Thick, Alden Thieme, Dale Thomas, Gerald Thomas, Geraldine Thomas, Jean Thomas. Lawrason Thomas, Leon Thomas, Dorothy Thompson, William Thon, Daneen Thumme, Ardis Tibbits (no pic- ture), Donna Tigner, Katherine Tillman, Richard Tim- mons, Janet Toft, Victor Torongo (no picture), Albert Trautner, Marcus Trea, Arvin Trepkowski, Lucy Trink- lein, Nada Trinklein, Clare Tubbs, Carol Tuck. 90 ‘51 Legenda Arthur Hill 2p ale wen: —— —. ‘51 Legenda Donna Tuck, David Tucker, Nancy Tucker, Genevieve Tullis, Ralph Tullis, Barbara Tunis, Gwendolyn Turek, Suzanne Turnbull, Dorleen Turner, Elizabeth Ureche, Jack VanAlstine, Richard Vance, Sandra VanDerstein, Richard Vanderveer, Edward VanTiflin, Herbert Vasey, P.G. (no picture), William Vasey, P.G. (no picture) Joan Vasold. Sharon Vasold, Esta Vibert, Joan Vigeant, Edwin Vin- cent, Norman Vinson, Roma'ne Vlassis, Virginia Vogel, Mary Von Sennett, Walter Voorheis, John Vudures, Patricia Vudures, James Wacker, Duane Wackerly, Donald Wade, James Wagoner, Alex Waier. Darwin Waldie, Beverly Walker, John Walker, Marvin Walker, Patricia Walker, Robert Wallace, Sally Wal- lace, Phyllis Walsh, Phyllis Ward, Royce Ward, Susan Warner, Junior Wascher, Gloria Watz, Barbara Wazny, Charles Weber, George Weber. Girard Weber, Melvin Weeden, Karl Weess, Robert Wegner, Donald Weichert, Barbara Weiderhold, Janet Weir, Gladys Weiss, Joan Weitz, Ann Wells, Duane Wenzel, Robert Werth, Lee Westendorf, Lucille West- endorf, John Westlund, Betty Westover. Maxine Westphal, Jan Wheeler, Allen White, Lawrence White, Mae Whitman, Barbara Whitmer, Thomas Whit- ney, Ernest Wiel (no picture), Mary Wiesenmaier, Robert Wight, Robert Wilcox, Delores Wildey, Barbara Wilkinson, Richard Willett, Dixie Anne Williams, Jerry Williams, Robert Williams. Kenneth Willman, Alan Wills, David Wilson, Joseph Wilson, Rae Wilson, Thomas Wilson (no picture), Aldean Wiltse, Bonnie Wiltse, Jean Wiltse, Vincent Winieckie, Elaine Winterstein, Kenneth Witkowski, Marlene Wittmuss, Paul Wohfeil, Barbara Wolfe, A Myrna Wolfe, Robert Wolfe. . Gail Wolfgang, Janet Wood, Marlene Wood, Richard Wood, Virginia Wood, Charles Woodington, Ronald Woodke, James Woodrow, Judy Woodruff, Elmer Woods, Gail Woolgar, Marlene Woolgar, Nancy Worthington, Donna Wuelpern, Lorraine Yancer, Myrna Yancer. Mary Yarger, Nancy Yarmuth, Jack Young, Mary Young, Nancy Young, Patricia Young, Dorothy Zastrow, Edward Zastrow, Elaine Zavel, Donald Zehnder, Marna Zehnder, Walter Zehnder, Janet Zeilinger, Edith Zorn, Barbara Zuellig, Bradley Zuver. Norma Zwack, Fred Zwerk. Arthur Hill 93 o Oo (cs 5} D ® ps | sh Art Sample SHurniture Co. 200-204 N. Washington Avenue ANDERSON’S The Home of the Famous Tenderloin Steaks And Steak Sandwiches “JUST GOOD FOOD” GLENN E. BARTON, D.D.S. 427 North Michigan Avenue Phone 3-8061 RAYMOND A. HART, D.D.S. 427 North Michigan Avenue Phone 2-8316 HERVEY C. MERRILL, D.D.S. 427 North Michigan Avenue Phone 2-8316 FARMER TONKS Incorporated BLISS VAN AUKEN LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Millwork 1100 South Niagara Street CRANE CRANE KESSEL ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS 308-9 2nd National Bank Building Phone 2-2159 BRUCE L. HAYDEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 314-16 Graebner Building Phone 3-5131 DR. M. PIKE DENTIST Phone 2-1483 Second Floor Goff Building Franklin at Genesee WINTERSTEIN’S PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS 117 South Franklin Street 2109 Bay Phone 3-7767 TELEPHONES 8174-8175 DR. A. G. GARDEY DENTIST 610 Second National Bank Building WALTER MARTIN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 306-303 Graebner Building LEWIS C. PINNEY, D.D.S., M.S. Orthodontics Exclusively 427 North Michigan Avenue Phone 3-8061 “Everything Musical” WHITEHEAD MUSIC COMPANY 215 Federal Avenue 96 ‘51 Legenda John Cuthbertson and Tomsa Stewart, pur- chase pastry from Jane Haas clerk in the bakery department of COURT CENTER FOOD MARKET 1212 Court Street Enjoy shopping at our most complete food market It’s DON BRADY CHARLES WADE It’s BAUER BROS. INC. : for BRADY and WADE DRUGS HART SCHAFFNER MARX “PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS” For COSMETICS, VITAMINS, ANY DOCTOR’S PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED HERE CLIPPERCRAFT CLOTHING 410 Court Street 630 Gratiot Avenue Dial 8633 TRAVEL ON TO THE AVALON Curb Service Good Food 3505 State Street ANDERSON BOOK STORE “Come in and browse around” 119 S. Jefferson Phone 2-6303 RS. ra 311 North Hamilton Street Phone 8101 Billineier — JEWELERS 112 South Jefferson For Graduation Jewelry From BAUER’S JEWELRY 420 Court Phone 8935 BESE FOOD MARKET Groceries, quality meats Homemade Ice Cream ¢ Coffee and Hamburgs 3451 Court Street BONDELL’S STORE FOR MEN Featuring: RICHMAN BROTHERS CLOTHES 113 No. Washington BRADY, SCHIRMER COMPANY INSURANCE 1005 Second National Bank Bldg. $18 WEST GENESEE () AVENUE C 'S drug nal surgical store PRESCRIPTION EXPERTS SURGICAL FITTERS PHONE 2-6666 CAR-WAL FOOD MARKET Quality Groceries and Meats CARTER SHOP House of Fashions Farm Fresh Produce Week Days 9-9 Sundays 12-9 Court and Bay Phone 9619 321 Court Street Saginaw, Michigan Arthur Hill 97 Whether for a gift or personal use, Barbara Roush finds pleasure in shopping at Deng- ler’s modern drug store, with Mrs. William E. Dengler’s assistance. or WILLIAM E. DENGLER PHARMACY la : % me ee. eo 1001 Gratiot at Porter Delicious, Refreshing, GENESEE AT WASHINGTON Healthful DIAMONDS WATCHES Phone 2975 Bay Road 2-4953 Saginaw W.S., Michigan SILVERWARE COOPER WALL PAPER bs seine cise cent ART STORE COURT CENTER APPLIANCES Baum at Tuscola Streets Featuring “Spred Satin” By Glidden 1205 Court Corner of Genesee and Jefferson Phone: 3-9241 3-4283 Phone 2-8363 ED JAHNS ART SUPPLIES FICTURES FRAMED J PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS DELUXE DRY CLEANERS The Best For Less Clothing for the Entire Family 618 Gratiot 3-3488 DIANA RESTAURANT A. E. ENSMINGER CO. 2700 Bay or i 121 i 2 2 (Plant) 3.1531 116 South Franklin 21 North Hamilton Phone 2-657 FARNUM DRUGS ELRMHANN. FRIENDLY SHOE STORE “Prescription Druggist”’ Clove and Hosiexu Shop 406 Court Street 1301 Court Street 422 East Genesee Avenue Phone 8562 HAMILTON HOME BAKERY GATELY’S HOME MADE BAKED GOODS 120-130 South Franklin 118 North Hamilton Phone 2-3586 HOTEL FORDNEY 401 Court Saginaw, Michigan 98 ‘51 Legenda When Hillites go shopping for floral gifts for holidays and special occasions, they know Goetz Roeser’s have the answer to their problem. Here Lois Wolfe, Phyllis Gaylord, and Joan Klein try to decide which plant they like best. GOETZ ROESER Florist 200 South Michigan Avenue PIANOS ORGANS N. F. DENGLER DRUGS DAVIS MUSIC HOUSE 1428S. Michigan Avenue 315 Court Street Your Druggist Since 1912 CHIMES TV PAUL KRAUSE CLOTHING CO. MEN’S CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS 404 Court Street Dial 8562 HELFRECHT MACHINE COMPANY JARVIS-YAWKEY SHOPS GIFTS 414 South Hamilton Street 24 Jarvis Yawkey Court 415 East Genesee Avenue MACDONALD AND STINGEL OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Phone 7062 408 West Genesee Avenue WM. A. LANGE SON 219 North Hamilton AIR CONDITIONING — HEATING McGEE - FINLAY The Sport Shop M. A. McMULLEN CARPETING MARTIN’S DRUG STORE 1500 Gratiot Avenue 615 East Genesee Avenue 311 South Michigan Saginaw, Michigan MILLER’‘S HOME BAKERY Home Made Potato Bread Pies - Cakes - Cookies MEL’S HAMBURGS MIESSNER MUSIC SHOP 220 South Baum Street 313 South Michigan Jarvis-Yawkey Court 2602 State Phone 2-2353 Arthur Hill e od t Vfour Saas ervice Salesman Vernon Sherman shows Hillites Marilyn Bain and Dick Staudt one of the many Specials on the Draper Bargain Boulevard. Our Fine Work is Always Appreciated DRAPER CHEVROLET MOONEY ICE CREAM 812 Williams GOOD ICE CREAM OLSEN and EBANN JEWELRY CO. Known for fine Diamonds, Watches, and Jewelry for nearly a half century 418 EAST GENESEE AVENUE PURE OIL PRODUCTS “Fuel Oil at Its Best’ AGENTS Fred Ruhlig 2128 Diendorfer Phone 4-9443 Steve Hozeska 600 N. Seventh Phone 2-0590 AUTO PARTS CARBURETOR IGNITION HDQTRS. RUSSELL ELECTRIC 1915 N. Michigan at Genesee 100 1450 NO. MICHIGAN AVENUE MUELLER BROTHERS Hickey-Freeman Customized Clothes Hotel Bancroft Building POMPADOUR HAIR SHOP 9 Jarvis-Yawkey Ct. AGNES LARSEN Kathleen Mary Quinlan Product ROSA’S FOOD MARKET SANI-SEAL MILK Phone 9381 3505 Mackinaw St. SAGINAW ICE AND COAL COMPANY Phone 2-6194 222 North Niagara NUECHTERLEIN JEWELRY 114 North Michigan Avenue Phone 2-5041 PORTERFIELD AUTO SERVICE STATION COMPLETE MOTOR CAR SERVICE Phone 2-8864 1701 STATE ST. RUPPRECHT’S MARKET 2616 State Street SAGINAW PHOTO SUPPLY “Your Kodak Dealer’ 515 E. Genesee Phone 2-7962 ‘51 Legenda FRUTCHEY BEAN COMPANY Candidates “WE AIM TO PLEASE” for EAT MORE MICHIGAN BEANS Fashion Honors Shop at 404 Congress Dial 2-3121 Newman’s SEBALD’S BAKERY W. C. SCHMIDT SCHULTZ AND FULLER We carry a complete line BARBER SHOP of Baked Goods eT 1901 Court Phone 2-6582 2605 State Street 626 Gratiot Avenue CHWAHN-VAN AUKEN- H Owned H Operated S Ea a i a EN ome Owne ome Operate SMITH HARDWARE ; SEITNER BROTHERS Insurance Since 1856 SP Ree ROUs oe Federal at Franklin Phone 4-6593 600 Gratiot Avenue 120 North Michigan Phone 3-8511 Convenient Parking STROPP’S DRIVE IN STOLZ SERVICE STATION STANDARD OIL DEALER SPATZ BAKERY 1120 State Street Open Year Round 3431 State Street Stace anne ay SUGAR BEET PRODUCTS CO. UNION STORE FORMULA SBS-11 SKIN CLEANSER THE TRICK SHOP 114 South Franklin “The Washword of Industry” 410 ‘Tuscola Clothing For The Whole Family 302 Waller St. On Easy Terms 101] Arthur Hill These forty-five students travel from Frankenmuth each day to complete their junior and senior high school years at Arthur Hill. FRANKENMUTH MERCHANTS Central Meat Market Rau Brothers Fechter Hardware Rummel's Studio Frankenmuth IGA Rupprecht’s Frankenmuth Sausage Frankenmuth Mutual Auto Insurance Satow Drug Store Frankenmuth Mutual Fire Insurance H. J. Schluckebier’s Garage Frankenmuth News Simpson's Gift Shop Frankenmuth State Bank Star of West Milling Co. FranKENmuth Theater Weiss Farm Equipment Mueller’s Service Zehnder's Garage Nuechterlein Supply Co. Zehnder's Inc. Ortner Co. Zeilinger Hardware 102 ‘51 Legenda Unable to resist the aroma of Double Kay salted peanuts, Janet Kinney and Mary Krause make a purchase of Rosaline Bluhm. GRANGER NITZ PHARMACY 2620 State Street COSMETICS AND PRESCRIPTIONS “WHEN BETTER CARS ARE BUILT EVANS and THOMAS BUICK WILL BUILD THEM” 300 Court Street ‘“WNHEN BETTER SERVICE IS GIVEN, Heating and Plumbing GARBER WILL GIVE IT” Dial 2-9682 110 WEST GENESEE Old Home Bread GEORGE ELECTRIC Se Se Distributors , SRend ey Monp HONE AUTO-LITE BATTERIES Your Favorite 308 N. Hamilton Phone 2-3259 and Mine W. L. CASE AND COMPANY Ambulance Service Funeral Directors 413 ADAMS STREET DIAL 3-5441 Arthur Hill . 103 MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Drive in Bank — Parking Lot | Out State Michigan’s Largest Bank MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS GUGEL FUNERAL HOME Gack, 419 North Michigan Phone 2-8531 “SAGINAW'S TELEGRAPH FLORIST” GEER S ONY A ToT US © O L°A AMBULANCE SERVICE Pp dal (O) NPs tz Dit Os eee. | SAGINAW’S THREE GREAT THRIFT CENTERS | HOME DAIRY COMPANY | 403 E. Genesee Avenue Rta AAW IBINIR I GIE’S | PARK and SHOP SUPER MARKETS Near Genesee Street Bridge on Niagara . Michi Genesee at Franklin 315 S. Michigan | Buy with confidence and | Save at our Stores yu The | Casper oe 104 ‘51 Legenda = ae Wy « 4 oer PICTURE OF A HIGH Sue’s one of thousands of high school graduates who feel that the telephone business is a worth- while work . . . worthwhile for the people engaged in it... worthwhile for the entire community. Like most Michigan Bell women, she entered the business with girls her own age . . . learned by doing ... was well paid while learning . . . gets regular pay increases . . . looks ahead to continued opportuni- ties for advancement . . . enjoys vacations with pay. SCHOOL GRADUATE The girl in the picture is an operator .. . but there are many other types of jobs at Michigan Bell... and they’re all important, too . . . because we're like a team and everyone has a necessary part to play. Employment opportunities at Michigan Bell vary from time to time .. . from city to city... but one thing about it . . . we’re glad to talk with girl graduates... always .. . anywhere. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Arthur Hill 105 D‘arcy James and John Moore ask Delores Clark to make that steak and oliveburger extra special. s s T E E = = A A K F Ss State at Court o ic) Cc TASTY FOODS — AMPLE PARKING SPACE . a PROMPT SERVICE TO BOTH CURB AND s P DINING ROOM PATRONS Ss SANDWICHES ® FOUNTAIN SERVICE @® DINNERS When you think of furniture, Se ee always think of - - - raz J. W. IPPEL co. ITTNER Court Street and Michigan Avenue 416-418 Hancock Street Worth Asking For QUALITY SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY B JOCHEN SHOES SELECT All Shoes Fitted By X-Ray ck Sacwer Of Faozen 420 East Genesee Avenue | i General Offices, Saginaw, Michigan HAGERL’S Jewelry . « . 122 South Michigan, Saginaw, Michigan and THE H. R. TERRYBERRY COMPANY . . . Grand Rapids, Michigan are your “official RING and PIN dealer and Manufacturer” 106 ‘51 Legenda aa SE AD Mary Wilson serves an after school snack fo students at Roy’s Drug Store. ROY’S DRUG STORE 124 North Michigan Me MINETTE SHOP GRANVILLE’S 109 East Genesee 512 POTTER STREET WEDDING GOWNS for good shoes for the entire family. BRIDESMAIDS DRESSES Phone 2-4653 Established 1882 PHONE 3-8211 WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF VV] YG ft s FINE QUALITY FURNITURE, c n Ere IDEAL FOR HILLITE HOMES. CREAM MURPHY O’HARA CO. 714 EAST GENESEE AVENUE WALTER F. HUTFILZ Trucking and Welding Gravel ° Tanks Made To Order 2850 BAY ROAD SAGINAW, MICHIGAN Arthur Hill 107 AND NOW... AUTO BANK SERVICE BANKING ONVENIENGE FOR YOU SECOND NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF SAGINAW SOUTH SIDE OFFICE MAIN OFFICE WEST SIDE OFFICE Fordney and Center Genesee at Washington Court and Hamilton Phone 8231 Phone 2-2151 Phone 8159 OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN SAGINAW Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 108 ‘51 Legenda Mr. Fay Mur phy ‘48 demonstrates a new Quick-set tripod to Hillites Maurice Rush- low and Nancy Ellis. Photography ideas for graduation gifts are a specialty with Morleys. MORLEY BROTHERS 115 NORTH WASHINGTON AVENUE NORTHERN SUPPLY COMPANY JOBBERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF AUTOMOTIVE AND INDUSTRIAL MATERIALS RAINBO is good Bread Saginaw Bay City Midland Mt. Pleasant RAMSHAW PHOTO SERVICE PHONE 2-6741 206 Dearborn TRAVELO Trailer Coaches DEVELOPING — PRINTING — ENGRAVING MANUFACTURED BY We Specialize In Oversize ALBUM Style Prints RAYMOND PRODUCTS COMPANY INC. QUICK SERVICE UFKIN TOOLS, TAPES and RULES Lufkin Precision Tools, Tapes and Rules help the student and apprentice get ahead in the tech- nical field. They give him the feeling of con- fidence and accuracy that skillful workmanship demands. BLOOD RE ae euies In the future, specify Lufkin Tools. THE [UFHIN fpuLe £0. Prepliried ine Arthur Hill 109 Hillites Vern Hawes and Ronald Krueger inquire about complete real estate and insurance service from Mr. Victor Meyer. VICTOR MEYER REALTOR INSURANCE Court at North Hamilton SAGINAW, MICHIGAN WM. C. RONEY COMPANY MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE LOCAL SECURITIES 1208 Second National Bank Building Phone 7782 - 7783 Selling Perfect Diamonds In Saginaw For Seventy Years J. A. SCHIRMER AND SONS JEWELERS 214 Genesee Avenue 110 For brakes and wheel aligning SEE SCIENTIFIC BRAKE AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY 314 West Genesee Phone 8144 THE SEAL-O-CO STATIONS 2114 S. Michigan 1418 State 1304 Gratiot 1519 Mackinaw 777 No. Washington ‘51 Legenda Yvonne Petre tells clerk Fred Licktieg and Joe Flora her preference in Whitman can- dies. WEINBERG-PANKONIN DRUGS 422 COURT Our savings and home financing facilities are being used by hundreds of Arthur Hill graduates. Let us explain the advantages of placing your savings or financing your home at SAGINAW SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 407 COURT STREET “ON THE FRIENDLY WEST SIDE” Saginaw Central Oil and Gas Co. SAGINAW EXCHANGE Office — 1420 Court Street 731 Gratiot Phone 4-6545 Dial 3-3121 Garage — 1304 Bay Street Phone 2-1570 Quality Furniture Pianos and Appliances Station — 1120 W. Genesee avenue Kahler and Campbell Fine Spinet Pianos Phone 9484 Quality Carpeting for Less When you think of HOBBIES SAGINAW OIL COMPANY and 300-310 JANES AVENUE TOYS Phone 2-2522 it’s SKYCRAFT HOBBY SHOP All We Sell Is Happiness 412 Hancock PHONE 3-3541 TEXACO PRODUCTS Arthur Hill 11] The safety and purity of our products are constant- ly guarded in our own Laboratory for your EXTRA protection. SAGINAW DAIRY COMPANY 1743 East Genesee Phone 2-818] a OpASGalNeAaWeoas FRIES NG DELSISERSaloeo te OuR) eS VANITY BOX BEAUTY SHOP SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. 202 S. Michigan Federal at Genesee Phone 2-9644 Phone 3-841] VALLEY SWEETS COMPANY BAS aie 312 South Hamilton ENJOY: 3 Distributors of Johnston WATS © N COOKIES — CRACKERS — ICE CREAM 829 Gratiot Hardware Co. lee ‘51 Legenda This year, as in years past, it has been our pleas- ure to work with Miss Mattie G. Crump and the students of her journalism class at Arthur Hill High School in producing the Legenda. We want to take this opportunity to express our thanks to them, and to extend to all members of the 1951 graduating class our heartiest good wishes for the success and happiness in life for which their education has so well prepared them. We “old- sters’ who are in the busi- ness world, and particularly those of us in the Graphic Arts, know full well the value of the wonderful edu- cation you have been privileged to receive. We trust you will make the most of it. N N LOUR LEREND EW AS Ig cap COR dM: do WeN ote Pen. tiated one g Arthur Hill Clerk Jean Valdiserri ‘48, displays teen- age suits to Hillites Marilyn Bain and Jill Ferguson. Wm. C. Wiechmann Co. 112-118 S. Jefferson ARTHUR VOLLMER CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractors and Builders 222 N. BATES STREET ® SAGINAW, MICHIGAN Dial 3-8472 The Wickes Corporation WICKES BOILER COMPANY DIVISION WICKES BROTHERS DIVISION UNITED STATES GRAPHITE COMPANY DIVISION 114 ‘51 Legenda SAGINAW HARDWARE COMPANY 200-210 S. Hamilton SPORTING GOODS TOOLS HARDWARE APPLIANCES HOUSEWARES hi FINER THAN EVER 2824 NO. MICHIGAN AVE. SAGIN AW‘ § M OS T CTO UM) PoE eee A UT O- M, OGTAE V E SS ER@RIeV ol) iC SE Equipped To Serve Your Automotive Needs Courteously, Efficiently, Economically Unexcelled in the following Specialized Services: e PAINTING e GENERAL REPAIRS e WASHING e BRAKES e MOTOR TUNING e BUMPING @ STEERING © LUBRICATION @ FRONT ENDS @ FRAME STRAIGHTENING ye 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE + E. F. WIENEKE COMPANY “OUR SERVICE MAKES US GROW” 940 East Genesee Avenue 205 North Michigan Avenue Phone 3-2446 Phone 2-7157 115 Arthur Hill Making sure that every Hillite gets his picture and name in the 1951 Legenda is the assignment of this crew of junior and senior staff members: left to right —Jean Dorn, Pat Willman, Marie Walter, Peggy Johnson, and Muriel Leiffers. Combined efforts of Student and Professional photography make for better Legenda pictures | WIEIRIRIEMIA STUDIO 315% East Genesee Ave. Phone 2-7031 Official Legenda Photographer ‘51 Legenda