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

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Arthur Hill News Reports Activities Each edition of the Arthur Hill News is en- thusiastically received by eager Hillites. The paper is distributed during advisory and often furtively read before the next class is through. The News contains an accurate account of each activity at Arthur Hill, plus many articles of general interest to each student. Club notices, sports stories, Top of The Hill, and editorials are among the regular features. Reports on assemblies, special honors Hillites have received, and any other news make up the special fea- tures of the paper. Under the direction of Miss Crump, each stu- dent staff member has a specific job to do. These jobs include reporting, writing, taking pictures, typing, and selling ads, the most important job of the business staff. '15 4 Dick Curry and Dick Riefe report sports events for the News. .kg ,T -w-5.5, wilt 5 - . N . ii-X,3fQf,'ff?Qrg:.k. A X N ' -.. i f.., Kb' -V 'bb -v 1.,.,,0 0 ,mt .V 4. 9 A. , ,we .. f y R Ron McCrea, News Editor, checks copy before the paper can be printed. Pat Butterfield, Betty Brubaker, and Pat Taylor get their papers during lunch hour.

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Responsible for the writing on the News are Sue Arft, News Editor, Nancy Pierson, Club Edi- tor, Sharon Canady, Assistant Editorial Editor, Bonnie Ludlum, Irene Mielke, Vicky Lanar, Irma Krause, Mary Gottschalk, Sharon Scott, porters. Sharon Wright, Advertising Manager, Nancy Burback, Busi- ness Manager, Dale Timm, Junior, and Sharon Burt and Ida Mead, Typists, comprise the business staff. Paula Kerreous, and Kathleen Urbancik, Re- Photographers Vernon Duloph, Richard Oltz, and Thomas Davis check over their work.

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Ray Borg, our photographer, seems to be trying hard to get a picture of somebody. Mary Huyghe, underclassman editor, and Sue Holcomb, senior editor, work dili- gently to get their pages completed. Nllwiauum Classroom editors, Mary Boulton and Mary Schreur, pat Braurhclub editgrv measures picturegi write copy and measure pictures for their deadlines. for her deadline' Under the supervision of the co-editors and Miss Murphy the Legenda staff labors to give complete coverage to all phases of school life at Arthur Hill. Eighteen students meet daily in room 120 sixth and seventh hours-sometimes both. Sec- tion editors determine the layouts, plan pictures, write copy and paste-up the finished pages. Three photographers armed with two cameras shoot at the request of staff members. Three advertising salesmen manage to sell a total of twenty-two hundred dollars in advertising, set up ads and paste up the twenty pages of their section. Frustration, worry and hard work are for- gotten as the staff proudly presides at traditional delivery on the stage of the auditorium on the last full day of school for seniors. How many ads have we sold now? Bob Posey, sports editor, takes time out LeRoy Bauer and John Goes, sports Mary Jo Landeryou asks Ruth Zahnow to help Shirley Canaday, special events editors, identify some pictures. and MQYY Gekelef- editor, identify pictures.