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

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A A Could it be, that this is what wins? Direct from Endsville are cz few of the chicks who did their best to help all th ' I h ' ' e glrs get ep, Nancy Noble, Duane Davis, Sue Tarrant and Ann Laing. Were you in Endsville? Victory Goes to Girls in S. O. War Jill Barber, Girls' Chairmcm f Doug Peacock, Boys' Chairman Carol Catrcuin, Girls' Co-Chairman

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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.

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Interest and excitement is generated in students uring the few days of the S. O. Campaign. They earn loyalty to their own sex, what competition is, nd loyalty to their school, besides. Hard work is lways needed in this campaign, and it is usually one willingly. Students enioy the small campaign ssemblies put on by the committees in the morning efore school starts. Adding to the clever posters nd skits the committees originate are the clever and ometimes weird announcements made over the P.A. he girls were rewarded for their hard work as the nnouncement was made that they had triumphed lver the boys. Fun and hard work pay off. r i I .lright, you cats, what happened? Didn't this cool rod ppeal to you? Yes, fellow, you might have won it it ou had bought an S.O. Did your -kc-7' s-sw 252. f r t as t I E i l t Po l .Q H, I.. 1 S '-J tw sis Crude? Maybe so, but these posters pulled the chicks to victory. This was the threat made by Digger Deeper , the morbid character who motivated the boys' campaign. M: - ,wa l !