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

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1 9 3 6 Hilma C. Foerster Cornmrrt Ul My last three ft vi have btn my bit years in sc ho d Valerie Fordney Academic •• viU look bch upon my Ufh sehno dayt ci my happiest:' Vivian Franco Academic '7 hope to m tht hnowledfe which have ierunt to tht best odvoctet Paulcna S. Gaertner General don't ite yet how could have had nth cl r«w time, etpet tally in school. Myra L. Gallagher General ‘7 hope that I may enjoy my future yean cm much ai thoie I i pent in kith Mtkiol. Body Geistman General IM’t have turn while we ten. Lorraine D. Genske Academic My paramount-im- pression t$ the probable associa- lions with teach- rrt and friends Verno J. George General i'U netft foetet the spirit of Ar- thur mu. activities as urelL “The qtaduation class ofj 936 has shown Such co-opeiatlve Norman F. Geyer Academic If I had to to tbooth bgh u hoof again. I'd try to tel belter mcrki. Isabel! J. Gibson Commercial I’d like to ice the class of ’.16 ten yean from now. Gladys R. Giessel General “ ‘Forward, ettr on ward!' Medora A. Gilman General IIy happiest days Dorothy W. Clave General 'Ami now uilh Purpott full end tlear we turn to meet another ye ,.’ Gertrude T. Gnotek Commercial “I shall never for tel takini part in lb at lr.it its of our advisory. Donald Golden Aradrmic “ 'Make new friends; but krcptbold.' Jean Ann Golden Academic Musk outc ad- mitted to the soul, bttomes a spirit and never dies!’ Margueritte L. Goodman Academic “ ‘7 Passion for the dramatic art is in brent in lb nature of etery • M Vera G. Gorbachow Commercial My teacheri have turn tea! friends to me. Elmer E. Gorte General “And now we'll have to to to work Dorothy A. Grama Commercial lust one round of plcasurt after an- other. Wilbur C. Crams General The three happi- est yrart of my tchool Isle. John F. Creenwald Commercial ''the world it blest by men who do thintt and not by men who merely talk about them: ” Helen A. Crenel! Academic Students should b proud of their school. Louis L. Grimaldi General It's if pleasure to graduate:’ Louise A. Grimm General ‘7 enjoyed athlet- ics a great deal. Roy G. Grobe Academic ” 'A man's best thints are nearest him. lie closest at his tret.' Sortrude H. Groth Commercial The spirit of our school is a thine to b prosed of Lucille Guida General Happy years were these. I1SJ

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LEGENDA OCTOBER Robert Antic, center, of Mr. Stanley Anderson’s advisory, won the intramural golf tourney with a score of 160 for thirty-six holes. Joseph Whitney, right, of Mr. B. G. Wells group, took second with 165. while Rudolph Stcffe. left, of Miss Lorna Lange s home room, was third with 171. After going through the round-robin elimination series, the Morrow-Mr. Wells team won the girls in- tramural volleyball championship by defeating the Schubert-Glascock team. Standing, left to right -Evelyn McQubtan. Lois Thrasher. Rosamond Wahl. Marian Miller. Jean Tucker. Seated Mary Jane Wolcott, Virginia McWhirter, Helen Wasko. and Helen Myers The presentation of the 1935 football queen. El- len MacDonald, and her two attendants, Valeric Eordney and Meta Feig- ner. elected by an all- school vote, was made at the Homecoming assem- bly. Amusement was caused by a cheerleader backing into a fern pot. The l.ettermen meet for a banquet each Homecoming Day at the Voting Men’s Christian Association. Mr. T. L. Elliott, this year’s president of the club, was in charge of the banquet. [U]

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LEGENDA Dorothie M. Hacker General “How rU mhi my teachers and claii- matri!’' Ztna E. Hahn General “ hate to rave oil of the old hjunlt Margaret E. Haley General ‘7 skali look bock upon pl.juat memories Minnie M. Hali Commercial “Higli school irata piratam! rxfirti- .. . •• Helen R. Hammerachmkdt General ‘7 tnfoyed my va- lor yrot knl of ali. Philip E. Hartman Academic Smtlr for thr badie. John Hatton. Jr. General ‘AII tcork and a» play—’ may be trur bat alt play aad m work tmtaat failure. Irwin F. Hautie Academic •7 ail taa't figurt out what’s foimr to happen when iklt elan leavei. ability in leadership and obedience that, indeed, it can be Said of) them-- Virginia R. Kawee General The moil (arefree yean of my life.” Eileen Heppler Academic la my ntimatiom, Arthur HitI fa.nl. ty am l itudrnli are the faetl. Ruth Hayee ■Academic 7 appreciate the loopaatioa be- tween the teach- ers and studenti. Glen W. Herti General ■' 'Youth iAnri the man. ai morning ihowt the day.’ Helen ). Heaiy Commercial “The assemblies uric too few and far between. Norman E. He»» General Xothin' like bein' natural lean A. Hegler Academic “ Education is lifr'i seed. Hit bout it wt'ff ■ujI another weed.' Dorothy M. Hina Academic Three yean are tone. Marie Heite General • ‘Happy are they who today hate brooder vilioni. richer lives, peal- er. lote.' J Holmes A Academic rTo put the school 'a in print is fun. Edward W. Hellua General ' AHhoufh itudrnli have to work un dec inadequate eon ditioni, I am proud to have been grad- uated from Arthur Hill. Trancia B. Howard Academic “Enjoyed myself. O Clinton R. Hemingway General • •Knowledge is Ike fust rurnliat to terrier.’ ” Robert ]. Howie General Lot ui have faith that right maket might.' Dorothy L. Henke Commrrcial R'r are proud of cur school spirit Michael Hrywnak Academic Later Wt shall ap- preciate the psy- chological knowl- edge gamed Norman I. Henke Acadrmk May the facts and fneadihips gained not be easily or quickly forgotten. Carl H. Huebner General 7 think Arthur MU it a great school. Joanne E. Henry Commercial •May Ike me monet Huger long in our minds. Virginia D. Hulae Commercial “To work with thr tludeuls and leath- ers ami to partici- pate in thr clubs were a pleasure t 16 3