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

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In art of living class, BONNIE GOODWIN demonstrates how to serve gravy as NAN AGRICOLA places some on an imaginary plate of potatoes. In the art of living dancing class held on the auditorium stage, NATALIE GILL serves as student instructor. Svphomvrc year Last spring johnny and Mary were sitting in their junior high school classrooms, filling out their program cards for the fall term. In June, Johnny and Mary came to an assembly at Arthur Hill and wandered through the labyrinth of corridors searching for the rooms which would be their advisories the next year. Then in September, johnny be- came Johnny Hillite and Mary became Mary In ci biology classroom, examining crayfish are JOAN YANCER, SHEILA PAI- TERSON, MARK SUINO, and DAVID DELTMEN. In MISS WARD'S World History class, SALLY McLEAN, VELMA OSBORNE, DON STUBBS, BERT ROGERS, DAVID DELTMEN, MAXINE RAU, and ELAINE TURNER, discuss current events as well as ancient civilization. Hillite, for both had become sophomores of the Arthur Hill High School. At first the new school was awesome, but soon they found old friends and made new ones. Later they entered into school activities and became accustomed to the ARTHUR HILL WAY of doing things. They discovered that there are two courses of study which can be chosen at Arthur Hill: the college course and the non-college. Col- lege-bound Hillites are required to have two majors and two minors in academic fields. Three years of a subject constitute a major and two years a minor. The fields from which majors and minors may be chosen are science, language, social science, mathematics, and English. As sophomores, johnny and Mary found that no matter which course they had chosen, they were required to take Eng- lish, gymnasium, and art of living. in English the first semester, johnny and Mary wrote tall tales, character sketches, stories of their experiences, studied grammar, and passed their spelling requirements, while in the second, the emphasis was on vocabu- lary and literature. Mary, with girls' gym students, practiced skill tests intermingled with a volleyball tournament at the beginning of the term. Basketball became the main interest during the middle of the year, while the spring months found the girls playing softball, in- side the building or out, depending on the weather. With the aid of squad leaders' and coaches' commands, johnny quickly whipped himself into shape. Based on calisthenics and running, the idea of the program was to build better bodies and at the same time make gym interesting. -johnny and Mary took art of living. ln In second year Latin class, SHIRLEY ROBY points out Italy to MARY ELLEN TURNBULL and SARAI-4 HOLMES as RICHARD LYNCH, RICHARD ALSGAARD, and RAY POPE watch. In geometry, JO ANN MEI-IL, SHIRLEY HARGER, DONALD KERR, and RUTH ANN FARRELL construct geometric figures on the board. 18 LEGENDA