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

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Work Work is a builder. He serves us all, building our structure as high as he can with the backing we give him.

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Senior Head Adviser Miss Jonice Taylor MID YEAR CLASS OF ‘32 President -Arthur Dunlap Vice-president—George Rolger Secretary—Louis White Treasurer Walter Frisch Legenda Board Erwin Lauckner JUNE CLASS OF '32 FIRST SEMESTER President George Burk Vice-president—Howard Ducharmc Secretary Bert Karow Treasurer- -Alice Carlson Legenda Board—Lorna Schemm SECOND SEMESTER President—Don Law Vice-president Edmund Markey Secretary—George Burk Treasurer—Walter Cramer Legenda Board Lorna Schemm Miss Bacon Animal interests held the center of attraction for Miss Eloise Bacon’s girls located in the biology headquarters, room I. The clip of scissors, strips of cloth, pictures, paper, and heaps of wool were eventually transformed into cloth animals and scrapbooks which were presented to the Children’s Home. Both Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets were prepared. One of the bacons” offered in the Homecoming Parade was captured by the group. Chalk talks on football and an outline of requirements of the National Honor Society were special programs. Numerous potlucks were scheduled, both inter- advisory and foreign. The first day of the Legenda campaign, this advisory turned in a perfect score. Mrs. Brown Day in and day out discovered Mrs. Sallie Brown’s advisory busily engaged in new enter- prises. The most distinctive was the presentation of the picture “Pioneers” to home room 4A. In three successive marking periods the scholar- ship banner for champions hung in the room with the highest percentage of honor roll students from one advisory. Honorable mention was awarded in the all-school play ticket contest, while a first place victory was acclaimed in senior play ticket sale and Legenda subscriptions. “Welcome Home,” the entry in the Homecoming Parade, won a prize in the artistic division. ■ ■ Miss Eloise Bacon Mrs. Sallie M. Brown Mrs. Dorothy S. Gicsel Mr. William W. Lee Miss M. Marie Olsen Miss Martha I. Scott Miss Irma Stoclcdalc Mr. B. G. Wells ■ ■ 12A Advisories A roast in fall ushered in the social gatherings. It was followed by a theatre party for “Alexander Hamilton,” a Washington’s party at Mrs Brown’s apartment, and an outing in May. Clothing, toys, and food were collected and attractively arranged in two baskets for a needy family at Christmas time. Winding up nearly three years of accom- plishments, a memory book was prepared. Mrs. Giesel History takes us to the days of the Homecoming Parade when this group walked off with three leading prizes. The awards were auctioned off, funds secured, and lo! A free tea dance. It brought the initial appearance of the school jazz band. Three A s athletics, actors, and advancements— were capitalized in this group. Several pigskin carriers were furnished the school squad, while the basketball team entered in the intramural tournament was by no means a novice. Actors appeared in leading roles of the senior play. Ad- vancing in their scholarship rating, the boys held the improvement banner one marking period.