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

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Gook Preview Though seemly small and unimportant each glimpse brings back nostalgic memories. Here are pictured bits of life at Arthur Hill in which Hillites worked and played. Each so small yet each plays a part in the album of cherished recollections and memories of a year in high school. @iganizations }y 5!) 3) ea eee page 10 POU mics oes i page 24 HOMO.) Oui 2. ah ee eeOGear oe PGhIVITIES «cS 8 Ve a a eae eigene © eerie nk + eee . page 114 SMONSOrs 80 ese i Meee ema ‘54 LEGENDA Building schedule announces time and place of activities. Gary Truskoski, journalism student, keeps the calendar up to date. The pleasure of taking over janitorial duties under the supervision of custodian Jay Shoebridge was offered to Ken Johnson, Dick Weinberg and Keith Wing, as a reward for the partaking of food in the halls. Practicing band formations for the annual Thanksgiving Day game presents a striking pattern on the practice field. Among the drum- mers — Ann Reavey, Hugh Halaby, and ZoAnn Wenzel.

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Boasting a high perch above the football field in Arthur Hill’s Memorial Stadium are the backstage officials. The Saginaw News press box houses the radio sports casters, reporters, and the public address announcer. : Working after hours on a physics experiment are Tom Baird and Tom Byron. Charts on the bulletin board add hints of the many topics covered in physics. Library 163 is open from 8:00 until 3:30 for library service. Mr. Charles Fowler stands watch as students do their homework. ARTHUR HILL

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Regional officers of the Future Homemakers of America Club pledge their loyalty as they stand back of the insignia of the FHA. Preparations for the reunion of the class of ‘18 held at the Ban- croft Hotel were made by Mr. Alfred Richter, treasurer, Mrs. Earl T. Chisholm, arrangements committee, and Mr. Arthur Rice, class president and reunion chairman. Enjoying a game of cards at the annual P-TA Card Party are Mr. Neil Bridge, Mr. Arthur Flucke, Mrs. Bridge, and Mrs. Flucke. Arthur Hill's organization and government is truly American. The instigation of our pro- ceedings are, of course, the administrative heads, the faculty, and student leaders. Hill- ites elect their student leaders, who conduct their council procedures, promote both class and social affairs, and are well represented in all community activities. Saginaw recog- nizes Arthur Hill as a well organized and democratic school. ARTHUR HILL