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

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Sorry, boys, better luck next year, was a com- mon phrase heard from the girls after the 1952 Student Organization Drive was over. Mr. Charles Fowler, faculty adviser for the boys, and the student leaders Don Weichert and Allen Keyser showed determination. Mrs. Nancy Baxter, facul- ty adviser for the girls, Marilyn Heath, and Nancy Jakes led the girls to victory. The girls defeated the boys in the campaign by a 5 per cent margin- 92 per cent to 87 per cent. The boys paid the loser penalty by giving their annual assembly. The school percentage dropped from 93 per cent to 89 per cent of the student body. The P-TA Membership Drive reached an all-time high of 1,846 memberships. Mrs. Mary Stewart, teacher sponsorg Dr. Norman Westlund, presidentg Marcia Flucke and Janet O'Brien, student co-chairmen, combined their efforts to promote this campaign. Thirty-five of the fifty-eight advisories attained 100 percent membership with the help of student and parent chairmen. Junior Red Cross membership drive ef- forts brought in a contribution of S212 as Arthur I-Iill's part in the public school fund. Pat Ashbaugh is JRC treasurerg Barbara Whitmer, presidentg and Ruth Brownrigg, vice-president. Miss Christine Webb, faculty adviser, and Jan Davis, sec- retary, are missing from the picture. Student Cabinet officers, Richard Schluckbier, presidentg Ruth Schultz, sec- retaryg Victor Landeryou, vice-presidentg and Donald Weichert, treasurer had the task of counting and tabulating the all- school election for President of the United States last November. Incidentally, Ike came out on top. 17

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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 .

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'7' ' ' The Big 14 of Club Hillite are the season chairmen for each standing committee. They are chosen from the girl and boy ad- visory representatives. This year's members under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Harve C. Light are: Pauline Nichols, Phyllis Ward, as at J Allen White, Barbara Armstrong, Margaret Bueker, Marily Little, Mike Sverid, Adelaide Brown, Dee Ette Galonska, Howar Schmidt, Jerry Miller, and Arthur Keith. John Barsch and Fre Ahlborn are missing from the picture. Phyllis Bussey and Willard Wallgren enjoy one of the Club Hillite parties this year. Games, dancing, and refreshments are as Hillites want them. Seven advisories supply committeemen and sponsor the dance each time, rotating alphabetically. The Dance Band plays jazz, swing, and mellow music for Hillite dancers besides appearing at assemblies and on Band Bounce programs. Band members: Allen Spousta, Claude Lemmer, Arnold Ruskin, trumpetg John Leaman, Ray Voelker, trombone, Dick Hausler, Bob Radina, saxophoneg Earl Somerville, John Barsch, clarinetg Jerry Timmons, saxophoneg Hugh Halaby, drums, Fred Reinig, bass violg Mr. Earl D. Burnett, faculty adviserg and Allen Cronk, piano.