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

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1 9 3 6 L. Boulah I. Hyslop Commeuul 'H'fci one Iris to win hr ran. if hr starts and dor in' I go to sleep on the job Beatrice C. IhlonMdl Academic Wordt act like leave t; and where they moit ah in nd. muck fruit of unit beneath it rarely found ’ Lawivnc E. Jacobi Gear ml There it much yet to accomplish . Bernice L. Jock wig Commercial - ‘Tit with our judgments as our watches none to us I dike. yet each believes kit wi. Jena Johnson Cieor ia I The students and tea, hen keep Ar- thur IIsit young G. Eilaen Jonas Academic '7 liked ike teack- eri and tiudentt ” Donald L. Xirchner Academic “My regrets are over-baton, ed by the •rU'clT timet had. Louis D. Kloakamp, J Academic I re tret that have not been studious ss !licit meeting made TPecembet Qune; Theit evety patting ura to die.” Frod A. Xlemach Academic 7 never let my studies interfere with my educa- tion. George I. Knapp Academic “Arthur Hill tovr me a charter to develop wiv hobby of music. Edna F. Xuck Academic 7 hope that my future years will be im bright a ml • hcerfuir Elaine B. Kumbler Academic hope other stu dents trill expert- en, r the uoisdrr- lut oportunitsrs have enjoyed in music Vincent LoFleur General ‘Life is a itrue- tu: Robert J. LaGrow General I think baseball is a fine sport. Dan Lamb Aradrmir •‘.Vo regrets. no fond mrmories” Violet A. Lang Grncml What will do without anyone to help me get Ik' uordi of the lat- est song hits’ Charles H. Lauckner Academic A tooel argument makes the day in- teresting, Francis X. Lawler Academic Student »niuenct is apparent in business:' Margaret Lees General I have never known a mo,e co-operative stu- dent body. Walter Lentz General '7 enjoyed bring a ui'inber of the Crucible Club and studying uiener. Clarence W. Leppien Commercial • Re prepared, whate’er may fair William C. Limberg Academic The outside activ- ities along with studies, made an almosphere for ■which I am deep- ly grateful. Frederick H. Link General “Lite at Arthur llitl wet always interesting:' Fred M. List General ‘7 had my share of exercite walking to Trade School for two subjects each day. Lois Long General •7 shall always re member Arthur HU1 as being the best school and the teachers bring the most sincere:' Alice Ann Lord Academic I'm ruing to min alt -the fun. friend- mess, and fellow- ship John M. Lorenzen Academic ‘A fellow • feeling snakes one won- drous kind.' Oliver W. Loubert. Jr. General “I have hid a great time. r i71

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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

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LEGENDA Euqen L.Lovar Onrial • be liret that I k t€ profiled men- tally and physi- cally. Barbara J. Lov Acadrmic Memories of the friends I mari e will ttmain srilh me atvays Fern B. Ludium lrarral '7 consulcr my days here v n l peni. Margaret L. McBcih Acadrmic '7 only hope I've done my skare Marqaret F. McLean Commercial ‘7 enfoyid being u l.ettergirl. Virginia McLeod Oncral Hkdl i hould a person do but be nerryr Ellen E. MacDonald Academic 7 bol let. bai- lee 41 I lO.,H Dorothy C. Marcou Commercial Every graduate lea to wHk a bet- ite hrtosrledge of Ike voek be it in- tereiled in. (?o operation depends on courtesy, honesty, dependability, thoroughness, and Ann Martuta Academic 'Remembered foyt are never past, they scere — they yet jkail be.’ Franci» L. Markey .Academic A little scholar- ship. 4 Utile alk- ie til. anti 4 datb of fun. Donald R. Marti Acadrmic Hay our alms be true. Alvin P. Math! Commercial “To Ik' luture stu- de uls: Make veil Iky ekoite and kovlnt made it be eontrnl.' Robert W. Mattson .Academic 'Honor and shame from no condi- lions rise; .If veil your P-irt. there honor UtS.' Fred R. Meier Acadrmic •Stuthes art more important Ikon one vould tkimk. Beatrice J. Merlon Commercial The foundation of our life u the education of our youth.' Pearl A. Metiqer Oner.» I llilb Ike aid of our leathers ure hate been able to overcome all ob- stacles Harry O. Meyer Acadrmic ‘7 have begun to look on life in a more serious man- ner and think of selecting a profit- able tartar. Lillian C. Meyer Acadrmic “Hade many in- Irretling att nulnl- •nets. Dori» C. Miller Onera I Arthur Uili isn't sue k a bad school in spite of its building.” Dale E. Miller Oncral My years at Ar- thur Hill hos-e re surled in ttrong friendships. Luckl E. Miller Oncral “The eo-operalion and loyally al Ar- thur llill are as old and lasting as the school itself. Mabel O. Miller Commercial There a-.il never a dull moment. William W. Moon .Academic My life for a football game LeRoy E. Moor Oncral “If tre could only turn the eloeh biik three years.” Catherine L. Mors Oncral There it happi- ness in musie.' Ida M. Mora Acadrmic- Farrvcell. Arthur Hill. Bemadin A. Moulton Commercial At least I've tried. Ruth E. Mowry Oncral 'Oooef things nrr et laiC [18]