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

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s the student body wanted to make sure of a yearbook, it continued to include it in the Student Union Ticket. Well, SUO can help pay, but who does the work. The journalism depart- ment was named the goat and looked about for a likely crew. Some twenty of us worked off and on. We succeeded in coaxing all but five seniors to sit for pictures, then we persuaded a few mer- chants to have faith in our idea. After the News had initiated a photographer, we adopted him. But what stiffened our backbones were the kicks on the under- classmen pictures. As we worked out details, our elaborate plans grew more simple. After time out for the Band Bounce, about April tenth, We stopped dreaming. Amid as many systems of filing as there were staff members and a short- age of advertising according to the bid on printing that it seemed wise to take, we go to press and with Tiny Tim we say, ' God bless us every one. gon tent ADMINISTRATION GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN ADVISORIES DEPARTMENTS FEATURES

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peolication his qroup of younq Americans is representative of the seven million high school students throughout these United States. They have the same ideals, desires, and am- bitions as other American Youth. In the years to come some will be rich, some poor, while others will strike a happy medium. To these future men and women of America we dedicate this, the 1937 Leqenda.