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

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'T W 'Special' Shows Skill we me , ,Q gi V me 'A ancl Style f 'k gp, ' si y Jae Wright, Herbert f Z' Eldredge, David Allen M 5 Helpap, a nd Randy I J Peters are the forsaken R 1 tel- 7 souls singing, I've Got R36 A A Wife At Home. f 5 Z' it H' S. i S ' , f- ,n at f 3-Egg l, 5 45 V X i rfy' V vi, .'. .-,- X yr 1 'M,y1t 'A X . ,, 'wk-I fr A - fu. .li I South American music with a Calypso beat, a .if .TV in X Swiss accordion number, a Russian dance, and an 'L 1 ' American modern dance lent excitement and variety 'I fa' ll Q ,. to the '59 Band Bounce. This colorful and entertain- ing special was the result of the hard work of all ia' the students who took part and its directors Mr. Wilford Crawford -Instrumental Music, Miss Rachel ,Y McMillan-Vocal Music, Mr. Stanley Schubert-Stag- ,C ing and Continuity, and Mrs. Eleanor McCrea-Dances f and Maiorettes. 12 Sacrifique, an Aztec Indian dance done by Brad Zittel and C a rol Grigsby, was the biggest hit of the evening. ,Ji 95,5 . ml: 'le' V J ' I 5 1 in g W fig? ff'--' ,f l . ,.xQ,',!w', gg.. - 1 I 3 X t I -c IN 1 J: sq. gg, w, s . -,k. Q '-if ,,,g!iff.Q Q, Q xx c fx, A. ,C xx 4395,-f' , x - ' ,J is ' ,lf , 59 A, 4 I f ' A :gulf .. it rfsl rf 15 m.sg.,E,L-V t, -we ww , , , ,xl Gay and delightful was the accent put on music when Dorothy Hubinger treated the audience to a Swiss ac- cordion solo.

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l l A l -, A iii? U M ' ' .ul ' KK. :'+-, . ' KK 1 'ss' s . 5 Tff , - 4, ,,.v X Yr .,:,,V1.,' X 1-:Xe -K K' Ml- i 1,-...Q 'jar Tears . . . Excitement . . . Cheers ib Hill escorts Janet down the stadium walk as llites stand in respect to their queen and her iurt. Every year Hillites look forward to their home- oming game and to honoring their homecoming iueen. The excitement and the glamour never fade. ' begins with girls being nominated in advisory. Then we surprise passes from the office, the Interview issembly, the tears of ioy and surprise by the Queen and her court as the announcement is made J the student body of those chosen to represent weir school as its royalty. Next comes the beautiful Coronation Assembly making every student's heart ll with gladness and pride in his school. Last, but ot least, comes the big homecoming game and the oronation for our friends and alumni, followed by ie traditional homecoming dance after the game. es, homecoming is wonderful! Janet couldn't hide the emotion that rose up inside her fs fi'-F30

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People of the stage are ordinarily superstitious but thirteen proved to be a lucky number for this triumphant cast of thirteen: Alex Landsburq, Riitta Suominen, Bill Sharffe, Marcia Millet, Peter Schilling, Lynn Howe, Phil Sturtz, Carol Catrain, Jim Heftel, Mary Senn, Tom DuCharme, SueDeford, and Loy Ruiz. Death Takes A Holiday November 19 and 20. A What would you do if Death spent a few days at your house? Oh, no, not in his usual role, but as a guest of the family and under an assumed name. The Baron, William Scharffe, and his wife, the Baroness, Riitta Suominen, did well to portray how normal people would react to such an experi- ence. The students of Arthur Hill High School and their guests were well entertained and mystified as Phil Sturtz carried out the role as Death in the well staged drama, Death Takes A Holiday. I am Death! came forth the reply from the most dreaded figure portrayed by Phil Sturtz.