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

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| pra Assist “pARENT-TEACHER MEMBERSHIP DRIVE results ‘gre studied by MISS ETHEL PETERSON and i ps, PAUL KRAUSE, parent membership chair- en, seated; HAZEL CHISHOLM, MR. MAU- RICE SCHMIDT, faculty chairman, and LOU- ) ANNE SCHUETTE, standing. Under the direc- Ibs of MRS. KRAUSE and MR. SCHMIDT, with 2 the aid of 56 parent sponsors and 56 advis- y ory chairmen the enrollment reached 1620. U] lpays the 25 cent membership dues to MISS RANCES HINRICHSEN at the first meeting of the year. 7 PARENT-TEACHER cabinet meeting is called to order by President MR. LESTER LUNDEN. Members of the cabinet are: seated, MRS. FOR- REST HANSON, secretary; MRS. LLOYD HAR- VIE, publicity; MRS. R. G. LECKIE, refresh- jent; MRS. PAUL KRAUSE, membership; MRS. DEWEY STEARNS, hospitality; MRS. GERALD GOLDFARB, corresponding secretary; and MRS. WARL AGRICOLA, mother vice-president; stand- fg, MR. BARNEY DUFF, treasurer; MR. ROL- AND STEWART, father vice-president; MR. EWEY STEARNS, ‘hospitality; and MR. MAU- ICE SCHMIDT, teacher vice-president. seventeen

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Students Choose leaders, Plan Activities STUDENT CABINET OFFICERS, chosen by an all-school vote, are: FREt ITTNER, treasurer; BOB DINGMAN, vice-president; NAN AGRICOLA secretary; and DAVE HINKIN, president. Under Cabinet leadership, th SO campaign reached a 98.6 per cent membership. A new assembh seating arrangement, the Thanksgiving dance, ‘‘The Cranberry Creep,’ and the spring cleaning campaign constituted its major activities. STUDENT CABINET members represent 56 advisories. Top row: NAN AGRICOLA, VIC COMPTON, FRED ITTNER, VIRGINIA BAIN, CORA STONE. | MARY ANN SUINO, JOAN BULLARD, DAVE BROWNE, BOB J. BROWN, BETTY DONAHUE, LYDIA DOLFI, DUANE COLLISON, BILL COLLVER; second : row: NAN STEPHENS, JIM HARPER, FRED WARD, BOB SIMONS, DUANE FULTZ, VICTOR GRAUF, ERNEST GRABOWSKI, ANN GLASS, BOB DING- MAN, BETTY DUNCAN, GRANT DALCOUR, DAVE CORDINGLY; third row: JOAN HAINES, BILL GREEN, ROWLAND HANSON, BILL JAREMBA, DICK HEASLEY, MARILYN HINES, EUGENE MOSSNER, ROSALIE SCHMIDT, DAVE HINKIN, JIM TRIER, JACK DAVENPORT, DICK AGRICOLA, DON KERR, DICK HOWELL; fourth row: BILL VERNON, RAY KOSTRZEWA, SHIRLEY SAGER, JIM SPENCE, PHIL MICHEL, JERRY KLUCK, FRANK MERRICK, SALLY SPENCE, GERRY DENZER, BEN BARNEY, PAUL BEEG, BILL BOW; fifth row: KEN LANGE, JOHN LEE, LEE QUICKSELL, BOB SCHIRMER, WERNER MAUL, JOHN METZGER, BILLIE SEEHASE, ERIC NEHLS, PAT O’BRIEN, TED MARKEY, JEANNE KRAUSE, ROD QUIGLEY, KEN SPENCER; bottom row: BARBARA SUMINSKI, DUANE ZOLLER, ELDON SHRIER, DALE SLABAUGH, H ARVEY SCHUSTER, JEAN WALDISERRI, JERRY WHITE, DICK GUGEL, ED ADAMS, DOROTHY AHRENS, JANE SAFFORD, BEVERLY WADE, MURRAY ROBBINS. Not in the picture: Marilyn Baldwin, Bob Bossman, Haze Chisholm, Ruth Ann Haist, and Jack Paquette. sixteen

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Volunteers SERVICE CLUB members come to school at 7:30 each morning to supervise the halls Until the 8:00 bell rings. KATHLEEN PARKS, PHYLLIs WARNER, MARY URBAN, and BONNIE Gop, WIN get station assignments from JOYCE SWISHER, Captain. Other members, Mary Reetz and Lorraine Frenz, are not in the pic. ture. A reward for their services is q paid up SO, SENIOR HOSTESSES greet visitors, show them around school, and run errands. Stationed in the Community Room for one hour each day are: BARBARA OEHRING, SHIELA PATTERSON, JOYCE SHAW, JANE SAFFORD, CAROL MOE L- LER, and RUTH ANN HART, seated. These girls were selected by Miss Ethel Peterson, girls’ counselor on the basis of qualifications, vacant hour, and references. OFFICE ASSISTANTS check attendance records and stencil tests and study outlines for faculty members. Seated are: DORIS DE ROSIER, DONNA BERGER, BEVERLY WOLCOTT BLANCHE HERBIN, office practice students; BONNIE HENDERSON, athletic office assist ant; LILA MAE STARK, DOLORES REIF, SHIR- LEY HARGER, athletic office cssistant; standing, JOAN MEHL, JEAN McCREARY, SHIRLEY JENT- ZEN, JENNIE SABOW, JANE SATOW, and JEANNETTE RAU. eighteen LOE TEFL EES EE EE EE IE LEIS OEIC LEGS AY al