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

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The Arthur Hill News Legenda The thirty-second yearbook published by the students of Arthur Hill High School EDITORS Lorna Schemm Allan Fisher Associates — Editorial - - - - Erwin Lauclcner Sports ------ Dale Goodwin Business........Lydia Klippert Art ------ Mildred Duranso Faculty Adviser.............Mattie G. Crump CREDITS Copy - - Class and Advisory Representatives Advertising............The Arthur Hill News Art ------- - The Art Department June, 1932 SAGINAW, MICHIGAN

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As we go about our campus in work, play and service As kindergarten, library, social hall, and now as a girls’ gymnasium, Social Hall has housed many community endeavors. Resuming its place as a high school, John Moore building is now the headquarters of eight high school teachers as well as several grades.

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Foreword We, the editors of this yearbook, have not tried to follow the ancients in every particular, nor yet to be radical in our methods. We have striven to make the book as com- prehensive a picture of school life as possible, and to present the school activities in a manner which would give pleasure to the reader. The book is divided into three sections headed Work, Play, and Service. Each section contains information on the respective phases of activity — intellectual, recrea- tional, and altruistic — necessary to a well-rounded school. In intellectual activity or Work is the building force which once was the only reason for an educational establishment. Play represents the social element which gives balance to one's outlook, while Service is the spirit which holds any organization together. In presenting the 1932 Legenda, we hope to clarify the value of high school life, and as you go along in life, help you remember the lessons you have learned as well as the good times you have had.