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

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i 9 2 6 I Bally Jana Sualina I'nmmnrUI Live W Ikinh. Douglas M. Sutherland General Thee of the best ye art of my lilt faculty. both teacher ace Mari Flcrenc© E. Taqqet Tarranl Commercial Academic am! )union' “It is a pleasure to the fun be graduated from it huts. Arthur HM. Johr. L. Trua Acadrmic 'Slone trails do not a prise ii make. Xor iron bars .i • age.' ” Catharine lean Tucker Commercial It teas fun to he pi, k rl in shoe horn Ml «ml voteh one tee mi fay basketball. Alvin E. Tway Commercial “lull there iron- dtrful years! and Undent eem to be Richard f. Tykoskl General ••.•litres» be on the alert foe adtantr- ment Gordon L. Ulrey Acadrmic “ ‘ 1 i retain amount of opposition is a great help to a mam.’ ” Roman L. H. Upholl Onera I ‘7 sraM always re- member our mus- ie roruerts” Harvey E. VanBenachoten Academic “I -sat Ineky to get in and I’m luehy to get out. John E. Voako Grnrral “Three years aren't enough. Walter H. Vaaold General “Ooing through uhool it like rasp- ing a boat. Home Mail to sneered, he m»U keep leer- ing. Frances A. Waqar General 'Time on my hinds.' Wilbert F. Waqner General “I Ml lutky mouth to ploy on the Valley ehampum sh p baseball team.” that i many Evjlyn T. Walderaak General “The violin trio and the donee or- the lira hate to Irate. Helen Wasko Commercial 'Beginning eight is half the bat- tle.' Erwin J. Waqner Academic Many hippy mem- ories of elassmates and fellow sports- men go with me. Miriam R. Weinberg Academic Although the fire- Irak si ready to e allapse; I’wr rn- foytd my studies •inei leaf hen. Anita E. Weiss Commercial I'U merer forget the uhool spirit' Rudina S. Wendt Academic 'A rolling stone gathers no moss' at Arthur Hill. Harrison Werner Commercial It's a grtal life if you don't weaken, hut fun if you do. Hildaquarde E. Werth Commercial la spite of th baiidiag. I've hid fun. Audrey J. West wood Acadrmic I m foytd ossoei- 41 mg with both the family and Itudmtf. Doris L. Whaley Acadrmic Ceod sportsman- sh p and 0-0pera- tiem — that's Ar- thur MU James W. Wheatley Commercial “Uy free hoys heft me going Charlea F. Whitman Academic '7 am about to fin- ish uhool but fust brgsnning in the st boot of knowl- edge. 1251

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LEGENDA Viol»» J. Schulz Ac admit shall be protul to be graduated from an cmtit,irul- inf tchool. Mantis r. Schwartz Academic “ 'Is bonhenr sent- bit fail tone tort partagel' Inez M. Scot! Commercial Many friendships hate been at- OuirtJ during I he it years Lillian 1. Scouten General May Iks It nr spir- if oj Arthur Hill lit't on. Marguerite H. Scull Commercial m -tin all !ht ‘tWfir filer Cl rvr had. Lorraine P. Sensabauqh General Student ami tea, ti- er friendships I t o wider profit- able. Mary Jane Shaddeau Academic I [really enjoyed our three years. William E. Sherman General Sports are my line. letic , debate, ot the publication , ot in otket contact5 uritk student and Catherine D. Simon Commercial •• 'Light it the lath when many ihare ike toa: Bruce D. Smith General It must be the tehiioi spirit hold- ing up the budd- ing Doria E. Smith Commercial Arthur Hill it cer- tainly rntitied to a new school. John L. Smith.Jr. Commercial Where to I Robert N. Smith Academic Thrre years of learning, develop- meat, and enter- ■eat.” Virginia B. Smith Commercial My high school training sill help use find my place in the world. I«a bella Sparki Commercial 'One mitte perfect year is through. Lloyd L. Sparks Academic Lei's pack away our boohs for 'a little while. Guy Speakor. lr. Commercial •‘Arse experiences are the ipiif of lift. Harold L. Spencer General I enjoyed manag- ing the ham! for three years. Ruth B. Spencer General I might have been a bit more studi- ous, hut I hod a great time. Elizaboth G. lames E. Stark Stadelmeyer Academic Academic Greuf while Memories many, lasted,' Conclusum — few. Memories. Conclu- sions I’m sorry I'm through. Betty Steele Academic •f Everybody hap- pyfr Joseph H. Steelman 7 shall always re- member my friends and I he tun see hod together. Rudolph F. Stoilo Academic 'The music goes 'roundand •round.’ ’’ Carlyle F. Strobol Academic 'Time for work ye: take much holiday for art's amf friendship's take.’ Hannah E. Struthers Academic ” Tit education Jormt the com- mon mhiiJ: lust «I Ike twig ir bent the tree's inclined: Ralph D. Stuart General '7 never enjoyed a S' hool. pupils, or teachers as much. Molly Sturtz Commercial May sec mrrl again.

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LEGENDA Grace G. Widmoyer Commercial • liked Arthur Hili Adalbert N. Wilcox C««»l “Ont e an ale avi Spend iimr protl- ahly i n .sport t Walter P. Wllkln» Acadrmic ‘ProveiS ii the activity today ■ttul lUf dllUId of tomeeroxt ” Walter J. Wilt . Commercial ‘TU alseayi remem- ber the fast day. Dorothy G. Edward J. Wrlqht Wohll.ll General Conttnmul u aval me friend, “ -Air, veil that ami am ancle ml emit well. , throe. Ruth Elaine Wright Academic I bate bad my share of friemli. pie atom, and leatmimt. Gertrude I. Wurtrol Acadrmic “Art bur Hill 01 Vend Dorothy Yahrmarkt Commercial Three vivicrul yean.' Edward R. Zahn Academic 7 am he (immine to realize hr muth don't kmvv. Lorraine A. Zorn Academic ” ‘Felix ?■ i poheit rerum ioenostrte ausas Dorothy G. Zwingman Academic '7 eheritk the friendships icitk my teaehen. Lorraine M. Zwingman Commercial Though old. it’, the nicest teltoal. hand male Lijht urorl. “The Spirit ofi (?o-operation stand6 behind the 3n fHrmortatn Bonita M. Delmarter Robert N. Hayden LeRoy E. Moore Marvin E. Steele SEMimS WITHOUT IMCTUIIES Basil S. Averlll Arthur A. Braun Waller f. Harris II Lee P. Littlefield Lillian J. Neath [26]