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

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a ‘54 LEGENDA With open doors to the citizens of Saginaw, our school presents a story of classes, bus- iness meetings, benefits, reunions, and friend- ly get-togethers. This is the panoramic view of the place where the students and faculty of Arthur Hill play a leading role, the activi- ties that make Arthur Hill a COMMUNITY CENTER. ae a= ye ee SS

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a Fev ts ® A favorite after lunch pastime is the fa- miliar walk around the school with a stop at the plaza for a chat with fellow Hillites. The finale, three years at Arthur Hill and graduation exercises in the Memorial Sta- dium, June, 1954 will present a similar scene with 562 seniors graduating. ARTHUR HILL

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City Manager Charles A. Miller locates the center of Saginaw’s government in the metropolitan area to Margaret Mitchell and Dale Hanson. Margaret and Dale were mayors: for city govern- ment day representing Saginaw High and Arthur Hill, respectively. Throughout the year men and women come to Arthur Hill repre- senting colleges and other centers of training. A representative from General Motors Institute of Technology talks to seniors in- terested in opportunities in industrial training. Representative Alvin M. Bentley brings the student body news and views of life in the nation’s capitol. Student chairman for the as- sembly was Arnold Ruskin with Mr. Edwin Schalk, social studies chairman.