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

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-?' JC l . ,P Q., 4 R.C.A6E'. MJ-ilL.Ll. Mid-Year Graduates For the first time in the history of Arthur Hill and Saginaw High Schools, a mid- year graduation took place January 20, 1927. The class consisted of but 'two girls from Arthur Hill and eleven from Saginaw, but it graduated with all the pomp and honor of the regular June class. The students assembled at Central Junior High School January 20. R. Perry Shorts was the principal speaker. His topic was, The Winners of' Life's Awards. The invocation was given by Rev. William H. Mason, pastor of the Warren Avenue Presbyterian Church and Rev. Emil Montanus, rector of St. John's Episcopal Church, pronounced the benediction. The program also included musical numbers by the high school band, glee clubs and harp trio. The diplomas were awarded by George H. Boyd, president of the Board of Educa- ction, and the names of the candidates were submitted by Stephen H. Lyttle, p1'in- cipal of Saginaw High School, and George A. Manning, principal of Arthur Hill High School. The faculty and Board of Education attended the exercises in a body. Mazie Hill. one of the girls, came from Minneapolis a short time ago and entered Saginaw High School. Lacking only a few credits necessary to graduate, she entered Arthur Hill this fall to finish her high school. She was a member of the Glee Club and Girls' Club. Ruth Case, the other senior, came from the North Intermediate School, entering in January, 1924. Ruth was also a member of the Girls' Club. A few other seniors who could have graduated with this class preferred to re- main in high school until June.

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BERNARD ADAMS- A man of few words. RUTH ANDERSON- Pretty and sweet-always the lady. Arts-Dramatic Club 131 Boosters' Club 131 Criterion 131 Academic Contest 121131 BERNICE ARNOLD-'fMany waters cannot quench friendship, neither can the flood drown it. Girls' Club Girl Reserves 111 GEORGE BEARDSLEY- He moans a mean sax. Hi-Y Club 111121131 Band 111121131 MARTHA BELL- Another charter member of the red-head frat. Girls' Club ELMER G. BLANK-'fThere's all of honesty, manhood and good fellowship in thee. LeVoyage de M. Perrechonu 111 HARRY BLISS- I love a lassief' Basketball 131 Basketball class 121 Hi-Y 111121 Secretary 131 Boosters' Club 121131 Student Council 131 Lettermen's Club 131 Senior Play 131 WANDA BLOHM- The girl with locks of fiery hue. Girl Reserves 111 Home Economics Club 131 VIRGINIA BLUEM- Her ways, her smiles, all who saw admired. Criterion 121 131 Orchestra 121131 Girls' Club ALLAN BRAUN- And when I have become a man, I shall put away childish things. Legenda 131 Hi-Y 121 Treasurer 131 Student Manager Football 131 Lettermen's Club 131 BURDINE BREMER- Her life's made up of smiles and kindness. Girls' Club BETTY BRENNER- And soon there are miles of smiles because I smile. Glee Club 121131 ALICE BRUNNER- Her eyes that match her dusky hair, are like pools of velvet waters. Girl Reserves 111121131 Class Basketball 121 GLADYS BURR- When love and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Girls' Club HILDA BROWN- I see no reason for putting a serious aspect on life when it is not necessary. . Girls' Club CATHERINE CARR- Merry as the day is long. Class Basketball 111121 Glee Club 111121131 Boosters' Club 131 Girl Reserves 111121131