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ASSEMBLIES '“PHIS semester has brought to Arthur Hill a course of interesting assemblies. They have been entertaining as well as informative, and it was because of the spirit which the students showed that the assembly committee, headed by Mr. (). L. Poulson, was inspired to work hard in preparing more and better programs. The athletic association made possible these assem- blies, as well as the accommodation of the large crowds during the basketball season, by the purchase of bleachers placed on both sides of the room, beneath the balconies. On November nineteenth, the Reverend John C. Schroeder of the First Congregational church spoke to the students. In contrast to the dignity of it as a meeting came the pep assembly of November twenty-seventh, when everyone, including the most reserved, sent up his voice to the sky with enthusiasm for the loyalty of the football team. February, with its many world famous birthdays, brought forth some excellent student speakers. Carl Eggert presided over the program. Probably the most unusual assemblies of the year were the ones put on by groups of students from Mr. Poulson’s physics classes on March thirteenth, and by members of the art department on May twenty-ninth. Arthur Hill honored on March twenty-seventh the athletic and literary achievements of many of its students. Superintendent Miller presented to the school, a plaque of bronze and walnut inscribed with the following words—“High School Champions, 1930, Region VIII, Class A.” Letters were presented to the members of the team who had earned them so well. Announce- ment was made of those who had won membership in the National Scholarship Society of Second- ary Schools. The final presentation came when the new members of the Quill and Scroll society were given their pins. Unrivalled as a speaker, came “Dad” Elliott to Arthur Hill on Thursday, April the thirty- first. The appearance of the school musical organizations, under Mr. McCormack, came on May seventh when a program was presented in honor of national music week. The only dedicatory assembly of the year took place on May twenty-second when the new school flag was presented to the student body by Dorothy Schroeder. The Rev. Mr. A. H. Hamly was speaker of the morning. The last assembly was an honor assembly on June sixth. For this very enjoyable season, Mr. Poulson and his assembly committee: Mrs. Dorothy Giesel, Miss Bernice Gibbs, Mr. I. R. McCormack, Mr. T. W. DeHaven, Dan Bixby, Isabelle McKellar, and Alice Cross arc largely responsible, and they deserve a great deal of credit. Twelve
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