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

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Clinic Attendants take charge of the health room to assist anyone who is tem- porarily ill during school hours. Eleanor Bull, a member of the home nursing class, starts her shift of duty, which is really her library period. Attendants register pa- tients, help make them comfortable, or report to the oilice those who do not im- prove immediately. All licensed drivers are eligible to mem- bership in the Student Drivers Club. Offi- cers and council members meet once a month to discuss traffic problems in and around the campus. Marilyn Little is sec- retaryg Mike Sverid, vice-presidentg and Bill Booth, president. Noon Club Committee members plan for lunch-time entertainment in the gyms during the winter days. Dancing to plat- ter music or sitting on the bleachers chat- ting are favorite pastimes. The committee Bill Booth, Dick Schluckbier, and Orrin Geeting. Pep Club members represent their ad- visory groups to organize school pep. Barbara Armstrong is secretaryg Jim Woodrow, presidentg and Art Keith, vice- president, with Miss Mary Margaret Doidge, faculty adviser. appointed from the Student Cabinet to supervise the two noon periods includes

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'TH 4. ,W , 4 .- Senior Hostesses greet visitors, show them around the school, and help the office staff. Girls selected from letters of application and an interview are Carla Almquist, Carol McMacken, Judy Princing, Gail Gossel, Norene Cherry, Sandra VanDerstein, and Marilyn Little, Miss Ethel A. Peterson is their sponsor. Early arrival, between 7:30 and 8:00 a.m. 4 qualifies Service Club members. These , Hillites control halls before the 8:05 bell. Serving this year are Merriel Holloway, lieutenantg Dora Gonzales, Rosemary Sei- . bert, Marilyn Vasold, and Meredith Hol- loway. Cafeteria assistants help Miss Ellen Green, s up e r v is Q r , with hostess duties through the noon hour. Staff members this year are Don Turner, John Stever- man, Florence Schmidt, Dick Steele, Lydia Tolfree, David Lantz, and Bill Colpean. Katherine Stark is missing from S the picture. 'wma hm. At the desk in library 163 are the student librarians. These kamp, Marilyn Stinson, Pat Leyrer, Mae Maier, Nancy Schnei- girls check books in and out and keep the library neat and der, Shirley Chema, Lila Basner, Shirley Pagenkopf, and in order to assist Miss Ruth Long, librarian. Student librari- seated: Janet Weir, Mary Yarger, and Joan Moreau. ans-Beverly Miller, Nancy Worthington, Mary Jane Heit-

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Student and teacher members of the assembly committee select and supervise assembly programs for the entire school year. This year's members include Larry Wills, Miss Mary Lewis, Miss Contance McWethy, Arlee Ann Rosenberg, Judy Moretti, Mrs. Nancy Baxter, Richard Hausler, Paul Chamberlin, Mrs. Frances Hamlin, Miss Burnice Gibbs, and Susan Haft. Projection Club members assist with the audio-visual pro- grams. They are 'trained to operate film projectors and have headquarters in the projection booth on the second floor at the top of the auditorium. Eugene Budd, right, reviews different ad- justments with other operators Jim McCormick, Lloyd Cart- wright, Dick Elvin, Leonard Frank, and John VanDerstein. Ushers Club members are hostesses to all auditorium groups. For assemblies, plays, and concerts these girls take tickets, give out programs and show guests to their seats. Ushers-Top Row: Joyce LaVere, Barbara Steinke, Marilyn Stein, Jeanne Sovey, Carla Almquist, Kay Batton, Marcia Flucke, Nancy J akes, Matil- da Spindler, Joy Smith, Joyce Harnois, Evelyn Finger, Karen Beatty, and Miss Helen Beeson, adviser. Stage Crew members run the show backstage. They set lights, props, sound effects, and pull curtains for each stage performance. Leonard Zorn, Lloyd Cartwright, and Herbert McCullagh adjust the curtains for a coming performance under the direction of Mr. Stanley Schubert, dramatic director. ,, i- ,,f N 'wx .