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

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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.

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,--l -Y---- -1 - 1- - About 175 persons gathered at Rolling Green on May 31, 1952 for the silver anniversary reunion of the Arthur Hill class of 1927. There were about 70 of the graduates present, and several teachers and guests. Each graduate wore a badge containing his picture cut from the 1927 Legenda. The Cruise of the Good Ship A. H. H. S. '27 was the theme for this reunion, which was the same theme used at their senior class banquet. Class president, Rev. Fred Schimmer, was again captain of the ship while fulfilling Planning committee members for the reunion met for the first time at the home of Mrs. Helen Cartwright Boch, June 4, 1951 to make plans. Mr. Elmer Schemm was named chairman, Miss Doris Frye, secretaryg Mrs. Boch, publicityg and Mr. Martin T. Jacques, banquet chairman. toastmaster's duties. Mr. Elmer Schemm was the chair- man. At the banquet, classmates, wives and husbands, and faculty of their day found that Rev. Fred Schimmer traveled the greatest distance for the top prize, Mr. Walter Ducharme had the most children, Mr. Roy Reid was the first grandparent, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith were the most recently married, M.rs. Margaret Frim- berger was the first married, and Mr. Howard Mannion received the door prize. Happy to be together for the 1927 re- union-Top Row: Mr. Charles Fernette, Mr. Elmer Schemm, Mrs. Adeline Smith, Mrs. Audrey Nelson, Mrs. Irene Turner, Rev. Fred Schimmer, Mrs. Matilda Jacques, Mrs. Doris Pendell, Mr. Fred- erick Gensiver, and class adviser, Mrs. O. N. Hilborn, the former Miss Janice Taylor. Seated: Mrs. Ruth Byron, Mrs. Helen Boch, Mrs. Charlotte Montgomery, and Mrs. Virginia Bluem Boyse. Arrangement Chairman, Mr. Elmer Schemm had the honor of introducing speakers for the evening. Mrs. Schemm and Mr. Martin Jacques along with many other guests and former classmates are enjoying the evening. In the background former principal of Arthur Hill Mr. George A. Manning and Mrs. Manning from Muskegon and Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Brock visit with banqueteers.