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

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“... She should be put to the torch,” cries Brad Zittel as he accuses St. Joan played by Caro] Catrain. In agreement are Duane Hartman, Jim Tefft, John Harbaugh, John Kessler, Dale Lantz, Harve Light, Carl Stander, Dave Stevens and Phil Sturtz. Shaw’s St. Joan In Rehearsal Taking pictures at rehearsal is not quite fair but sometimes it is necessary because of a deadline. Moreover, perhaps it helps to point up the hours of after school work that go into a finished production. After the success of Twelfth Night last spring Mr. Harris confidently tackles St. Joan although it is an ambitious un- dertaking for teenage thespians. “ ..in His strength I will dare and dare and dare until I die.” vows St. Joan as played by Carol Catrain.

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10 I make arrangements. I know doctors,” Peter Weingart assures Phil Sturtz, while Gail Schluckbier, Dave Flucke, Nyla Ku Vanderlip look on. I Remember Mama “Is Good” “But most of all, I remember Mama,” says Nyla Kurtz as Katrin in the first semester play, I Remember Mamma. As she reminises about her childhood the audience relives with her poignant and pleasurable scenes in the life of a Norwegian family at the turn of the century. Somehow the family manages to survive crisis after crisis without having to visit the bank. Somehow Uncle Elizabeth manages to survive a dose of chloroform. Is good” the audience agreed with Mama at the end of the perform- ance which was directed by Mr. Stanley D. Schubert. “IT remember Mama,” reminises Katrin, Nyle Kurtz. 12

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not the Everly Brothers —the Bartle Brothers. 1958 Arthur‘Hill Band Bounce was “Home of the Blue Eggheads, Jazz cats, blues enthusiasts and hill- billies loved Arthur Hill’s 1958 Band Bounce. Each found something especially for him in the comedy skits, dance lines, Singing groups, solos, band and choirs. This one hundred and twenty minute color spec- tacular was directed by Mr. Kenneth Matthews, Miss Rachel McMillan, Mr. Stanley Schubert, and Miss Barbara Rockwood. One of the highlights of the s sung by John and Jim Bartle.