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

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Cabinet Members of the Parent-Teacher Association plan the year's activities. At a regular meeting arefMr. I. M. Brock, prin- cipalg Mrs. Clarence Stewart, teacher vice-presidentg Dr. G. E. Tiedke, father vice-presidentg Dr. Norman Westlund, presidentg Mrs. W. K. Anderson, mother vice-presidentg Mrs. William B. Keyser, corresponding secretary and historiang Miss Ethel A. Peterson, adviserg and Mrs. F. M. Aunger, membership chairman. Mr. C. M. Fischer, treasurer and Miss Mattie Crump, publicity were absent. Open House meetings twice a year give parents a chance to visit the teachers of their children. They carry the students' pro- gram for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Burrows Morley stop in to talk with Miss Ruth Patow, Buzz's English teacher. Dr. Arnold Gardey, general chairman, assists Mrs. Claude Kieft who is busy distributing potted plants for table prizes at the card party. Potluck dinners for advisory families are so popular that two must be planned. Each advisory plans a menu, decorates their own table. A student program and an election of oHicers for the next year completes the informal evening. Mrs. Elmer Schluck- bier, Dick's mother, pours coffee for Mr. Stanley Schubert's advisory group. The annual card party is the only money-making project that the P-TA has during the year. An evening at games offers an- other opportunity for parents and teachers to get together. Here Dr. and Mrs. Norman Westlund and Dr. and Mrs. Delbert Siler enjoy a game of cards. 1 l A fr-LM.,

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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.

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Board of Education members serve the citizens of Saginaw who elect them to manage the public schools. Their regular meetings are held the second Tuesday of the month at the Administration Building. Members: Mr. Heil M. Rockwell, treasurerg Mr. George D. Pross, business managerg Mr. Edward C. MacRae, Vice-presi- dentg Mr. Roswell Burrows, board member, and Mr. J. Robert Grube, secretary. Seated: Mr. Charles C. Coulter, assistant super intendent of schoolsg Dr. Raymond A. Hart, presidentg and Mr Chester F. Miller, superintendent. Business and Education Day sponsored by the Board of Education, County Superintend- ents, and Teachers' Club in cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce, found about 900 teachers as guests of 37 Saginaw places of business for a tour and luncheon guests. Institute Week calls teachers back to school for five days of meetings and planning before students arrive. The program of the week is planned and directed by the heads of county and city schools with a teacher planning com- mittee, A keynote speaker who is a leader in his field is brought in. Pictured are Mr. How- ard W. Cordford, County Superintendentg Mr. C. C. Coulter, Assistant Superintendent of Schoolsg speakers, Dr. J. Martin -Klotsche, President, Wisconsin State Teachers' Collegeg Dr. C. J. Rehage, Assistant Department of Psy- chology, University of Chicagog and Mr. Ches- ter F. Miller, Superintendent of During opening week student hostesses assist visiting teachers and guests. Senior girls assisting were Adelaide Brown, Joan Bell, Nancy Case, and Marilyn Downer. Seated: Dee Ette Galonska and Barbara Schools. Whitmer. . 5 - 5 ii E..-mf? it ,,,,..,,A .. ..... -..fx ii it iiiiiti an