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

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Editorial Undoubtedly the most appropriate subject for an editorial in a year book would be the history of the publication of the book. Without a question the Legenda is the oldest publication of Arthur Hill High School. It started with the twentieth cen- tury. It was the class of 1901 which was responsibls for the editing of the first Le- genda which came out in the spring of 1900. From that time on until 1912, the Legenda was published irregularly and was edited by any group of seniors who were in- terested in having a history of their school days. After 1912 the Legenda was pub- lished annually by a board and staff select- ed from the members of the senior class. The book at present is greatly different from any one of the early publications. Formerly it was not only for the high school, but it also included the doings of the grade schools. The method of obtaining funds for publishing the book, that of solic- iting advertising, is no longer used, so we stand almost alone among the annuals of the state in being self-supporting. We think that an annua! should thrill the alumnus when he is looking through its pages. It should retell his school life and activities, his pleasures and friends. And we think that the annual should be on file in the library as a part of the school ' s his- tory.

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Helen Anstey ........... Commercial University of Wisconsin He)en Brimeyer ........... Latin University of Minnesota Philena Clarke ........... English University of Illinois Clarence Corbit ....-. ' ..... Music Olivet College Bernadine Cameron ........... Art Olivet College Stella M. Coesfeld French University of Chicago - The Sarbonne A. G. Dersch Chemistry University of Michigan Leta E. Delbridge Domestic Science University of Illinois