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

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GLADYS ACHARD. She is a woman of honor, of noble and glorious nature. CORNELIUS BARDEN. “Connie.” “Slow but sure in deed and thought.” MARGUERITE BENJAMIN. “Ben.” “To know her, is to love her.” PUAZ Pie, BILACK Sa ONE. “A maiden never bold of spirit so still and quiet.” META BLANK. “Sporty.” “Modesty is the handmaid of virtue.”

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As a class we have maintained a high reputation for establishing good and worthy precedents for which future classes will remember us. We have overcome the °13 hoodoo by winning the first-class basketball championship, in our Junior year, and then by winning the first indoor track championship, in our Senior year. Our stand for the right in this school enables us to make a proud boast that our record stands without a blemish. What have we gained throughout these four years besides our knowledge? We have gained our character. Our character is the most important element we possess. Without a good character we can never amount to anything. If we have a good moral character, whom have we to thank? Our parents and teachers. If we have a bad character, whom have we to thank? Ourselves. Our parents and teachers do their utmost to keep us right and if we do not follow their advice, that is our own fault. Then, let us go forth, resolved to succeed, and determined to main- tain, hereafter, the same high reputation, establishing firmness, broad- ness, and strength of character as individuals that we have as a class. And may we carry our banner as triumphantly in the future as the “Class of 1913” have carried their in the past. Se, HOYT-PUBLIC LIBRA SAGINAW, MICHIGAN ee Be im

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JULIAN BURROWS. “Dewey.” “None but himself could be his paral- lel.” FLORENCE CHERRY. There is nothing so queenly as kind- ness, and nothing so royal as trust. EMERSON COLE. “An honest man, close button’d to the chin, Broadcloth without and a warm heart within.” LOIS CRANE. “Eloise.” “She is pretty to walk with, She is witty to talk with And pleasant, too, to think on.’ FRANK DEZELSKY. “He is an honest, willing, kind fellow.”