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

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1939 Legenda Managers new and shiny uniforms Cheerleaders John- ] mn, Jack Eberlein, Bob Leckie and Lew Bixby ny u lead the crowds to cheer heartily for the teams. Messrs. Arnold Wolgast, Charles Grube, Harve I 1 Stanley Anderson talk over their job of in football, basketball, baseball, and rhe sports managers, John Davis, Al Newvine, Jim Ault, and George W. Baxter III, perform the duties of doctor, washwoman, and cobbler during their year of service Bill Petri Roy Johns 1 n Schroede r, Al New vine, and Rudy Nagel are the men behind the scene who keep the intramural schedule running smoothly. Keeping up their advisory in the world of sports are the following advisory intramural managers Tracy Ellis, Bob Basinger, Al Newvine, Elmer Klemm, Worthy Boyd, Merrill McNish, George W. Baxter III, Jim Korbein, Wilfred Muscott, Charles Pegley, Bud Rae, Bill Quinn, Art Hahn, Howard Slabaugh, Karl Larson, Eddie Collier, Jim Boyd, Jack Chism, Hubert Haley, Junior Martin, Bill Spatz, Steven Walch, Bob Simmons, Don Alexander, Bob Sauve, Floyd Hollingsworth, Bob Meyer, Carl Ferriby, Lyle Clayton, Howard Smith, Don Schroeder, Tony Dieke, and Tony Rose Helen Dulecka, Edith Butts, Lesa Jensch, Shirley Elliot, Betty Vilinski, Marjorie Benkert, Doris Cam- pau, Thelma May, Olga Stanko, Kathryn McCullen, Caroline Malinski, Helen Wolcott, Betty Blake, Helen Hubinger, Betty Demmer, Ruby Jaap, Jean Graham, Lorna Garret, Marcella Branch, Esther Arit. Betty Lou Remer, Betty Jane Kole, Juanita Early, Kathar- ine Robinson, Edith Notter, Elaine Simpkins, Clara Beckwith, Betty Ernsberger, Marlette Steve, Donna Riselay, Betty Morrison, Iva Williams, Betty McMil lan, Esther Trommer, June Randall, June Jacques, Zelpha Harris, Shirley Nachtweih, Elva Kruske, Dor othy Kohlhoff, Violet Boltz, and Mary Kotrich boost the girls in intramural competition.

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rchic baseball f letics in ’ wheelman, he ace 1900. Physical In The Beginning First Football Standing, left to right Rust, manager, Fruechtel, Allen, Libly Seated, left te rht tzharris, Gleason, Captain Ganschow, Davisor Bottom row,

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Physical Boys’ Intramurals Year’s Schedule VOLLEYBALI September BASKETBALI November FREE-THROW TABLE TENNIS March 3 April 6 SOFTBALL — April 24 June 1 The intramural program enables all stu- dents to participate in volleyball, basket- ball, free-throw, table-tennis, and softball, thereby laying the foundation for a good physical life. Mr. Stanley E. Anderson, faculty super- visor, is assisted by Roy Johnson, Rudy Nagel, Al Newvine, Bill Petrie, Al Pod- vin, and Don Schroeder, intramural man- igers. On September 26, volleyball opened the intramural competition with forty-four ad- visories represented. The advisories who had stood the season’s gaff were Miss Mar- garet Fraser’s advisory in first place, Miss Helen Spagnuola’s advisory second, Mr. Stanley Schubert’s advisory third, and Mr. John Day’s advisory, in fourth. The teams then moved indoors for bas- ketball. After a long, hard-fought struggle the four teams to gain supremacy were Miss Mary L. Lewis’s, Arthur Hill Trade Ma- chine Shop, Mr. A. G. Dersch’s, and Miss Helen Guhl’s. Fisher, Vern Sherman, Russ Al Newvine, Art Hahn, Ossie LaFleur, rl Sanders, Ed Collier, Ray Weiss Free-Throw: Wilmer Gimesky, Kenneth King, Jack Wilbur Miller. Hackstadt, lable Tennis: Bob Jahn, Leland Russell, Spencer Kelly, Lyell Kleekamp, Bob Meyer. Gym class practices free-throw shots,