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

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on 1-56 carb: In 201-203, in auditorium, or troul ing about town, students join plug production groups. WILMER PIERSON. BONNIE SLA BAUGI-I, PAT BATES, DAVID PIETI GEORGE MICHEL, JEAN WILLIAMSOIN RUTH HAUFFE, and SALLY KNIGHT lead the cast in Sorority House, th senior play. MARGARET IVANIAK. in Whe Stars Shine, the junior play, listens t BOB WEISS, RLENE HOWELL, DOI NUECHTERLEIN, BOB REETZ. NANC BYRNES, EDWIN BOEHM, and AGNE MCINTYRE. In the art shop are picture JANICE WARD, ARLENE FISH. GEORC EINA HARDY, DICK MILLER. an JOANNE sToNE. Around the manger are EDWII BOEHM, DICK MARTINI, WILMER PIEI SON, ARLENE FISH, GEORGE MICHEI Kneeling are ,IIM STENGLEIN, JEAI WILLIAMSON, DON BICKEL. JANIC WARD, and DON PEGLOW. The commencement pageant c Pan-America at the city auditoriur last june, shows WILMER PIERSON z Christ of the Andes. Weather Clearing was the mai project of the Arts-Dramatics Clul Heading the cast was Clinton Stroebe To cooperate with the Children Theatre committee of the local junit League, members of the dramatic de partment cast and staged Yanks Doodle Guests. Mr. Stanley D. Schi bert is dramatic instructor and diret tor. Jean Wfilliamson was Arts-Dramat Club presidentg George Michel, vici presidentg Janice Wzird, secretaryg ar Herb Saul, treasurer. LEGENI

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assemblies Together thirty times in auditorium or gymnasium stu- dents sing. laugh, listen and swallow hard. Selecting a variety of professional and student assemblies, the committee as pictured includes JIM STENGLEIN, GEORGE MICHEL, chairman, MISS BURNICE GIBBS, speech instructor, and DAVE OEMING, seated, and ROBERT PFEUFFER, PAT BROCK, CAROLINE MICHEL, and DON NUECHTERLEIN, standing. NORMA WESTWOOD taps for Army 4 assembly as a forfeit for losing the Student Organization membership drive, under General Ray Smith, chairman. Army l, Alice Fischer, general, which rated second in the contest for Student Organization memberships, presents Vic- tory as its battle cry stunt. National Honor Society initiates, honored in an assembly at the close of the first semester, finds ELEANOR AHRENS, BILL DIRKER, presidentg MARION FARMER, ROBERT FELLOWS, ROGER LIACOBI, LOUISE MIKIILA. and MARTHA NOACK in the back row, and HOWARD REDEERN. WILLIAM REINKE, ELAINE ROB- BENNOLT. LELAND RUSSELL, ELFRIEDE SCHIESSWOHL, GRANT THORMEIER. and ALDEAN VOELKER. secretary, in the front row. MR. Russ HOOCERHYDE, six times National Archery Cham- pion, shows JEAN WILLIAMSON. chairman, a little Of his technique in archery. The three LEONARDOS, nation-wide champion tumblers, pre- sent arcrobatic feats on the tramplene, with Pegge McNamara as chairman. But they weren't the only ones-Mr. I. M. Brock and Mr. Arnold E. W'olgast did all right too. PAT BROCK, chairman, announces the four TRUMPETEERS who furnish beauty, music, and dance. Witll PAT BATES 215 Cl'lHlI'I1'12lD, MR. GIOVANNI SPERANDEO and ELSA CARL sPERANDEo bring a touch of Sicily in pre- senting native ltalian songs and stories. We would smile too if we were ROBERT MUNDT of Army 3, who is being congratulated by General BOB PFEUFFER on being the winner of a free Student Organization membership by merely drawing his name from a wastebasket. MR. RICHARD VERNON, chairman of the Committee of Visual Education, aIId Fire Chief FRANK W. BENDER February 26 tell the necessity of avoiding fires. Richard Griffin is student chairman. Master Singers, Messrs. HOWARD CARMAN, WALTER HARD- WICR. DAVID JOHNSON. and EMIL TAFLINGER, accompanied by MR. PUSEYV. appear in a music program. DON NUECHTER- LEIN is chairman. RAY GIIERIN introduces MR. C. T. WILLIAMS to talk on and show pictures of wild life MARY LOWN doesn't hesitate when MR. BURTON LYNN JACKSON invites her to play his instrument. Another highlight in the assembly program was the crown- ing of the football queen, Grace Dittmar, by Frank Wager and the presentation of flowers by Charles Decator. Wilmer Pierson was student chairman. Fifty-five graduating seniors, who were chosen by the faculty, were inducted into the National Honor Society at an assembly May 20 with Gerrit Wierda student chairman. These students were awarded for being in the upper third of their class in both scholarship and leadership during their career in high school. The last all-school assembly of the year featured the seniors in the Senior Assembly, june 4. Jim Muehlenbeck was student chairman, and George Michel, representing the seniors, and Pat Brock, the underclassmen, were student speakers. JUNE, 1942

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'i Vqfivllflf In of ev 1-on 'ues Students concentrate on the language and literature of other nations and provide social lift- through the four lllllgllllgl' clubs. NANCY BYRNES and CARL JAREMA bring the bulletin board in the French room up to date. Miss Mary F. Lewis is language de- partment head and French Club sponsor. Serving the club first semester were Betty Walttan, presidentg Betty Raymond and Nancy Byrnes, vice-presidents, and Carol Heineman, secretary. Betty Raymond was elected president second semester, Nancy and Carol held their oiiices, and Pegge McNamara was treasurer. Senoritas DOROTHY ALANIVA, SALLY GRAEBNER. MARGARET IVANIAK, SALLY WATERS, and MARILYN GRANVILLE help make a hit of the Spanish classes' annual Pan-American Day program. Spanish classes were taught by Miss Helen Spagnuola and Mrs. Evelyn Cartwright the first semester, and Miss Helen Morgan took over in january. Officers of the Spanish Club for the first semester were jack Winters, president, Betty Spatz, vice-president, Valerie Wfarsin, secretary, and Arloa Woltierzak, treasurer. Jack was reelected sec- ond semester, and other ofncets were Jessie May Ahrens, vicc- president, Carolyn Michel, secretary, and Agnes McIntyre, treasurer. HAYWARD CREWE, JACOB EICHHORN, DORIS ESCHENBACHER, SALLY TROMBLEY. LORRAINE FOX, IRENE KRAUSE. and DONNA LOU LEIDLEIN. Latin 6 students, study Latin 3 projects. Miss Gertrude Turner is Latin instructor and club sponsor. Inter Amicos officers were George Michel presidentg Agnes Mclntyre, vice-president, Betty Raymond, treasurer, and Janice Ward, secretary. BURNEY VOELKER, EDWINA ANAMAN. and MISS COILA L. START inspect ARLOA HUEBNER'S notebook, while JACK BROWN studies. At the head of the German Club, the first semester were Tom Miller, president, Marilyn Stipe, vice-presidentg and Linda Baker, secretary-treasurer. Tom resumed duties second semester, Arloa Huebner, vice-presidentg and Elaine Wcibig, secretary-treasurer. I9