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

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STUDE T GROUPS Aid Hillite Health, Orientation Representing Arthur Hill on the City junior Red Cross Council :his year were -IOANNE STOBBART, JERRY LAKE, and MURIEL LIEFFERS. These students directed the membership campaign at Arthur Hill in the fall. The Orientation Handbook was revised this year by DIANE PEDER- SEN, BILL GALARNO, KEN MONDOR, JOHN HERZOG, and MIRIAM BISHOP. The handbook is published for incoming sophomores. Corrective Speech Class helps students to overcome diiiiculties in speech. MISS CATHERINE FURBEE, instructor and supervisor, NOR- MAN REINKE, GERALDINE THOMAS, allcl CHARLES KOLHOFF, gO through exercises on the stage of the auditorium where the class meets. Health room attendants are, seated, DIXIE EMERSONg first row, DONNA GULLIFOR, SHIRLEY WADE, ARBUTUS ORDWAY, BETTIE FINGER, 2lHCl PATRICIA DAVIESQ E013 IOW, NANCY MEEHLEDER, MARILYN SAGER, CHARLOTTE GOLDEN, MARILYN BROWNLEE, ROSE SCHULTZ, BYRD ANN SMITH, JOAN MINGUS, LILA BILLITER, and ELEANOR BROWNING. Missing from the picture are Marna Gremel, Vida Demko, Sally Greer, joan Scherping, joan Sedwick, and Evelyn Gohm. These girls work in the clinic as part of their home nursing COLIYSG. ' Hearing examinations were given this year in place of the TB chest X-rays given last year. The tests were made during art of living, library, government, and economics classes. l Golden Jubilee! 15

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ERVICE GROUPS Make I chool a Better Place to Live Starting their school day at 7:50 a.m. are Service Club members. They are, left to right, GRETA GLASEY, MR. MORROW, SALLY MOSER, and MARY MILLER, Student store attendants, JOAN KLEIN, ALICE MYERS, PATRICIA HOLLY, JEANNE ITTNER, PHYLLIS GAYLORD, sell supplies to stu- dents during both noon hours, and before school begins every morning. Senior Hostesses welcome guests and guide them through the school. They are, standing, JUDY JOHNSON, RAY KRUEGER, GRETA MYERS, LORRAINE AVERY, BARBARA OLSON, and SALLY IPPEL. Seated is CAROL RICHMOND. Each girl spends one period 21 day in the Community Room. Student Librarians while working a period each day, keep the libraries neat, straighten the shelves, and check books. They are, top row, ELAINE SCHNEIDER, MARLENE EICHLER, DIANE PEDER- SON, ROSE MARIE SHANNON, CLEO HULL, BEVERLY FOLSUMQ second row, BEVERLY WEISSMUELLER, NOREEN STEBNER, ROSANN ALSGAARD, BEVERLY KELLY, BETTY DAVIS, LUCILLE JOHNSON, lDOICtOIT1 IOW, LORRAINE MERRIAM 21IlCl CATHERINE MC BAIN. 14 '50 Legenda

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DITORI HELPER Augment Productions The ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE plans and supervises a program of entertainment for the entire school year, This year's members include, standing, KATHERINE TUNIS, DIXIE ARCH, SALLY MOSER, 21l'lLl RICHARD CROOKS. SCZIICLI SHCI MISS CONSTANCE MCXVETHY, MISS MARY LEWIS, NIRS. NANCY BAXTER, MRS. l7llANCliS HAIVILIN, ilflcl MISS BURNICE GIBBS. PROJECTOR OPERATORS assist with audio-visual programs. MR. SEYMOUR MURPHY reviews the winding of a film for operators EUGENE MERTZ, CLARENCE BRAMEN, and DONALD LUTZ. Members of the USHER CLUB who direct guests and students to their seats in the school auditorium are, top row, KAY DAB-BERT, BARBARA RICHTIZR, LORRAINE AVERY, MARY ELLEN BAUKUS, ROBERTA MACGRECORQ second FOW, MONA SCHWALM, CAROL RICHMONI3. HELEN NEIDIZRSTADT, MARILYN AVERY, ROSANN AI-SGARDg bottom row, DIONIE BUTLIER, SUE DENGLER, DOROTHY BAUER, NANCY ROISISRTS. STAGE CREW members manage lights, curtain, and properties for all stage productions. DALE PRETZER, EUGENE MERTZ, and STUART GORDON are this year's stage hands. Charles Knoop, not in the picture, is the head of the crew. 16 '50 Legendn