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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1962 volume:

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ARN ARC State CREME N ot ..MARY BOULTON SUZANNE LOEBLEIN Spo rts 88 Sr OriSicetreusdecstessasteenrscoreneecasnsserpasouaras EMAC Sy TOM WEBER Underclassmen 104 Wriderclassmentisc:ssscsuve cals cuscscassenvecdeusmusancees SUE KRAUSE PAM LOEBLEIN RUTH BUEKER Special Events 3 SpecialEvents cccccccisc-savevsnseseaesssvassns DONNA HAMMOND BARBARA TEBOE Advertising 158 seats dutdse desaztopuaceagtaesenccadluamnae sec MARY GEKELER SALLY FILIATROUT LARRY GOODLANDER SUZI LURIE NOLA MATUREN CAROL METIVA Advertising Legenda Profile Of An Alma Mater oe : a Profile of Div cicing ne SIDE LIGHT. _ WE LAUGH BA WP ig a_i Mary Jane Keiser Muriel Rice Trudy Bearinger Janice Hendrickson Kathie List — wis oe | “te i ; ? Margo Geyer Carol Diamond Jackie Martin oo 3 Ss Janet Brubaker 10 Mr. Grueber interviews Jan Hendrickson, candidate for Homecoming Queen. The queen and her court look radiant while being honored at the Homecoming Asse Queen Carol Reigns Over Hillites Homecoming is one of the most thrilling traditions at Arthur Hill. The homecoming activities begin with the election of twenty-two girls chosen by the student body. These candidates are then interviewed in spon- taneous conversations at an all school assembly. The following morning students vote for the three girls whom they would like to have as queen and attend- ants. When the royalty is chosen, she and her court are honored at the Homecoming Assembly. They then attend a real battle between the football teams of Flint Central and the fighting Lumberjacks of Arthur Hill. Following the game, the queen and her court are guests of honor at a most memorable home- coming dance. This year’s queen, Carol Raymond, and her court will long be remembered by students, faculty, and alumni. Tears of happiness are shed by Queen Carol and Attendant, Kathy List. 11 Theater in the round was the setting for three one-act plays presented by the sophomore, junior, and senior classes, February 28. The junior class presentation of “The Valiant” was awarded the best play. Actor Kevern Cameron and actress Jeanne Gobble received best actor and actress awards for their outstanding performances. The other plays presented were “Egad, What A Cad” by the sophomore class and “Air Tight Alibi” by the senior class. Jeanne Gobble and Dave Charrey performing in the junior play, “The Valiant.” Barbara Byron, Ralph Winchell, and Kevern Cameron per- form well under the student direction of Tom DuCharme in the senior play,Air Tight Alibi. “ Ed Leib snarls at Lee Block in a scene from the sophomore play,’ Egad, What a Cad!” 12 “You'd better buy an $.0.” says Kathie List to Tim Blanchet. Phil Parker, Ray Grief, Kim Stemler, and Mitch Berlin add a musical note to the Boys’ S.O. Campaign. Early morning jam sessions, burlap dresses, and over-all excitement capture the halls during the S.O. Campaign. Halls covered with eye-catching posters add to the atmosphere as the battle between the Gane boys and the girls wages on. The determined group ay ea: 1 a of boys tried in vain to disrupt the long line of femi- ae nine victories. BOTS 7 DROP Y¥ OUR HAP ELE ILOR ESS AN THIS BAR Rr. L376 DIBAWING WILE pe MEL Ad LH GL OSE OF SHE 40 CASIPA? GN sank Mike Klein was the winner of this outboard motor 2 : donated by the boy’s S.O. campaign. es “The girls did it again,” says Carol Munck to Dick Hohn. SBD ble Sede tec _. . and they wrapped him in swaddling clothes and laid him in a manger. We thank thee heavenly father . . - Christmas Brings Joy To Arthur Hill The true meaning of Christmas was demonstrated in many different ways in the annual Christmas assem- bly at Arthur Hill. “We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.” . .. and so they came from 14 the infant Jesus. Arthur Hill by Wolfgang For an American student it is just an experience to become a Hillite. But do you know how exciting it is when you are a European student at Arthur Hill? It is more than just an experience to be thousands of miles away from home and though to feel like being home, to be far away from friends and though to have so many of them, to be German and though to do things like an American. A year can be long, but this one at Arthur Hill is far too short. Hillites, you gave me a wonderful time. Thanks to all of you. | shall never forget those halls, those games, those assemblies, and those girls, too. But this country, in Europe known as the country with unlimited possibilities, showed me its realities, too. There is a difference between the town Dortmund in the Ruhr Valley and Saginaw in the Saginaw Val- ley. It starts with the sky. Never had | seen so often a blue sky expanding over the country. Germany is famous for rain. The students are not alike, but their problems are similar, though the American youth seems to have greater personal freedom as well as the feeling of responsibility, and much more school spirit and patriotism. This school is the best one | ever saw, not because it has a nice building, and a great stadium but be- cause there are people in this school which are un- forgettable to me. n rom Germany; f Exchange students from Europe ate Wolfgang Ruhwi kel from G y By Wolfgang: Rubwinkel Audrey McNabb, Ireland, Rainer Liehmann, Germany, Gisela Elbert, Ger- : ¥ Exchange student from Dortmund, Germany many; and Hendrik Meijer, Holland. § TMNT ALU SUE iil ae - « ” “ ° . . - a « . s a . Exchange students from Eur pe are Gisela Elbert, Germany; Hendrik Meijer, Holland. Wolfgang Ruhwinkel, Germany; Audrey Mc Nabb, Ireland, and Rainer Liehmann, Germany, t r ion SPIRIT OF HAR- tu = Se 7 YY i AN WHO. D THE M a Ie, et as halfback on the S.O.S. football team in France, as a suitor, i — _ aed ae pal at Old Arthur Hill, 5 Be he as princi as principal at the near marys: fy 24 ee as good-naty as a golfer; Tom Smith, Mr. Brock. ; white studepee Myron Booth, Charles Zehnder, as a scholar, 7 “Meeting the challenges which face American secondary education pre- sents opportunities for valiant serv- ice in the life of our nation: for the destiny of American democracy and the future of the American high school are forever inseparable. Living and working with two gener- ations of high school students, teach- ers and parents in one community have brought rich and lasting satis- factions. | shall always be grateful that this has been my good fortune. Mr. 1. M. Brock, A.B., M.A., prin cipal His Door Was Always Open Every once in awhile an event occurs that quiets a community and causes it to pause and reflect on past achievements. Such was the reaction at Arthur Hill on January 30th when Irl M. Brock, principal of this school for thirty-three years, announced his decision to retire in June. Mr. Brock has proved a master principal, respected throughout Michigan. Through the years of pro- gressive education with emphasis on the well-rounded student, to the present Sputnik-inspired renaissance with its message of our need of knowledge for sur- vival’s sake, Mr. Brock’s leadership has given Arthur Hill a quality that defies definition, a something in the climate of the school—the feeling that we are a family, that we think well of each other, and that Arthur Hill is the finest school in the world. His door has always been open to a student or a teacher with a problem; his decisions characterized by fairness and understanding. Born in Wayne County, Illinois, April 19, 1895, Mr. Brock attended Southern Illinois University where he was active in athletics and editor of the college yearbook; he earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Illinois in 1922 and the master’s degree in 1926. Mr. Brock served in the Army Air Corps from 1917 to 1919. He was principal of an elementary school in Springfield, Illinois, before coming to Sagi- naw as principal of South School in 1925. He came to Arthur Hill in 1929. Mr. Brock’s many offices in professional and com- munity organizations include: president of the Michi- gan Association of Secondary Principals in 1940, member of the North Central Association research commission, member of Phi Delta Kappa and Kappa Delta Pi, honorary educational fraternities; president of the Kiwanis and Fordney Clubs, Veterans of For- eign Wars, American Legion, director of Bridgeport Country Club, member of the committee of 300 that helped develop Delta College, and a member of First Presbyterian Church. As one writer has said, “Mr. Brock is synonymous with Arthur Hill’, so might it also be said that Mr. Brock’s service here is synonymous with the school’s motto: “Achievement with Honor”. 19 DR. MILFORD ©. HOLT B.S., M.A., Ed.D. Secondary Education MR. CHARLES C. COULTER B.A., M.S. Superintendent Administrators The members of the Board of Education meet to establish school policies and discuss school objectives. Left to right: Rockwell, treasurer; Mr. Walter Leesch, Mr, Eu 20.) Mr. Waiter Averill, secretary; Mrs. Jayne Pheiffer, Mr. Hiel bury, President; Mr. Charles Coulter, Mr. Robert : Mr. Harold Karls, vice-president. BES Weer mews stieerae ee ae RARER ih cisincncchemirre showered yim ieee oo — Sketching cartoons is an interesting pastime of Mr. Light's. Mr. Harve Light Gabriel, | ain't able to play that thing!” 25 Year Club Welcomes Mr. Light Mr. Harve Light, having taught psychology and social studies at Arthur Hill for the re- quired number of years, became eligible this year for membership in the select 25 year club. A native of Texas, Mr. Light was gradu- ated from Texas Christian University. He has several hobbies. In addition to sketching car- toons, Mr. Light enjoys fishing in his spare time. For the past few years Mr. Light has taken part in the summer school program, teaching American history and economics. Mr. Light is the twenty-first teacher to join the club. teacher's day begins and ends at the office mailboxes. 21 Mr. Raymond W. Morrow A.B., M.A. Assistant Principal Dean Miss Helen Olmsted Guidance Center St = eee : EN al i oF Mr. Hugh Shackelford Mr. Harold W. Giesicke B.S., M.A. M.S. Attendance Counselor Business Manager Athletics Mary M. Doidge B.S., M.S. Counselor Miss A.B., M.A. Counselor A.B., B.S., N Counselor iss Eloise Bacon ience Departmnet Head New Member Organizing Arthur Hill’s various departments for greater efficiency and service to students are eleven faculty members. Their additional responsibilities include making pre- liminary schedules for their de- partments and assigning rooms, keeping a record of books and sup- plies used by the department, hold- ing schedule meetings, and making budgets for their respective depart- ments. Mr. Robert R. Clark B.S., M.A. M.A. Music Department Head Mr. Edwin Schalk M.A, Social Studies Department Head Mrs. Virginia C. Siehr A.B., M.A. Art Department Head Mr. Harold W. Gineicke M.S. Mathematics Department Head Mr. Kurt Kampe B.S., M.A. Physical Education Department Head Miss Gertrude Turner A.B., M.A. 23 Language Department Head Mrs. Hazel Gunther B.S. Business Education Department Head Mrs. Irma L. Harvie A.B., M.A. English Department Head a) Mr. A. A. Pieritz B.S. Industrial Arts Department Head Mrs. Lorna Ziegler B.S. Homemaking Department Head Ken Fisher, president of Mrs. Hazel ¢ ther’s advisory, reads the daily notices Pat Panko students. rT President rie Pat Panko Presides over Student Body Tom Hill Vice-president Kathy List Secretary Carol Raymond Treasurer 3 1390 00951 1062 Advisory Presidents FIRST ROW: J. Brubaker, C. Ruthig, C. Grigsby, S. Brussow, T Bearinger, B. Ackerman, C. Diamond, J. Wilson, J. Gilleylen. SEC- OND ROW: D. Kazuk, M. Gottschalk, M. Huyghe, J. Martin, J Davila, B. Steininger, J. Smith, J. Heffel, R. Michaels, J. Salesky. THIRD ROW: K. Fisher, G. Triant, S. Schmick, E. Kuznicki, M President Pat Panko discusses activities with members of the cabinet. student student : “ £ Southworth, R. Stock, J. Grant, T. Houlihan. FOURTH ROW: R. Lytle, J. Hendrickson, M. Gross, M. Keiser, M. Schwan, J. Warner, B. Thomas, G. Schmidt, B. Jochen. FIFTH ROW: J. Rohn, R. Schuler, D. Burzyck, J. Triant, K. Bublitz, S. Houlihan, R. Remensnyder, J. Schmidt. SIXTH ROW: G. Ansevics, J. Scorscone, L. Bauman, W. Denton, T. Longworth, M. Klein, J. Will, J. Ross. MRS. MARGUERITE ENGLE B.S. Chemistry, Physics MR. ALBERT FETTING A.B. Chemistry, Mathematics Mr. DeMers waits patiently during exam rush as Mr. Pieritz works the mimeo- graph machine. MR. CHARLES ANDERSON B.S., M.A. Bookkeeping, Business Mathematics MISS HELEN BEESON The annual basketball duel betw M.A. English ‘ and faculty members stimular among Hillites. For the sec MRS. HELEN BEYER B.S. Homemaking, English MRS. FLORENCE BLACK M.A, English MR. EARL BURNETT M.Mus, Driver Education MR. FRED CASE B.S., M.A. Natural Science, Audio Visual Director MISS MABEL CLOSE B.S., M.A. Librarian MISS MILDRED COSTA M.A, Librarian MRS. MARIE CRITTENDEN A.B. Shorthand, Typing, School Treasurer MISS MATIE CRUMP A.B. English, Journalism, Arthur Hill News MRS. CHARLOTTE DAMUTH B.S. Bookkeeping, Typing MRS. BARBARA DANCER B.S. English MR. GEORGE DeMERS M.A. Mathematics MRS. MARIAN DREVEN 26 B.S., M.S. Mathematics eter MR. CHARLES FOWLER M.A. Driver Education, Coach MISS BERNICE FRANCIS B.S., M.A. Social Studies Looking as though they are enjoying themselves at the Children’s Christmas Party are David and Dennis Mesker ac- F companied by their father, Mr. Armin 7 Mesker. 4 a | | Squeak Past Hi-Y MR. DAVID GAINEY B.A.Physical Education utive year the faculty proved victorious MRS. JoANN GARDNER by the close score of 41-38. B.A. English MISS AMY GATZ A.B., A M. Mathematics MRS. DOROTHY GIESEL B.S. English MR. EMERSON GROSSMAN M.A. General Shop MR. RALPH GRUEBER B.A. Public Speaking MRS. FRANCES HAMLIN — M.A. English — ee erie 7 ip) Oh —ff- ay Ll ‘ = a oe T lewt2-2H)7 pV Ae MR. RAYMOND HARTMAN B.S., M.A. Distributive Education Coordinator MISS NORMA HILE B.S. Homemaking MR. JAMES HOOPER B.S. Biology MRS. MARJORY JACOBSON A.B., M.A French, Mathematics, Language Laboratory Director MISS EDITH JENSEN B.A. Biology MRS. RACHEL JEROME A.B. English MISS ORVENE JOHNSON B.A. Physical Education 27 Serving refreshments at the open house requires the combined services of parents and students. P.T.S.A. Boasts Large Membership Miss Helen Beeson explains class procedure to interested Mr. Stuart Gross, president, and Tom Hill, student sentative, discuss the goals of this year’s P.T.S.A. Teachers and parents work together for the fare of the student through the P.T.S.A. Followi competitive membership drive among advisories, P.T.S.A. sponsors an open house, a card party, a spring picnic, activities instituted to further u standing between parents, teachers, and students. Mr. Stuart Gross, president; Mrs. Nancy Ba teacher vice-president; and Tom Hill, student chair Bs, man represent Arthur Hill parents, teachers, am students respectively. ; parents during open house. MRS. HELEN KERNS M.B.A. German, English MRS. MARJORIE LEESON B.S., M.A. MRS. JEAN LEWIS A.B. English, Spanish ANN i MISS MARY LEWIS. B.A. Guidance MR. WILLIAM LEWIS M.A. English MR. H. C. LIGHT M.A. Psychology, Social Studies MR. HOWARD LYTLE MR. GLENN H. MASON Arthur Hill faculty, alumni, and students alike felt a great loss with the passing of Mr. Glenn H. Mason. For twelve years he coached the Lumber- jack track and cross-country teams and was appointed Arthur Hill Athletic Director in 1951. More recently he assumed the office of director of health, physical education, and safety for the Saginaw schools. Mr. Mason, a native of Rochester, Michi- gan, was a graduate of Michigan State Nor- mal College . MR. JOHN KLEEKAMP M.S. Mathematics, Typing Office Training Coordinator B.S. Agriculture, Mathematics MRS. JOY MANN English, French, Yearbook MR. JOHN McCARGAR- B.S. Social Studies, Coach MRS. MARY McEWEN B.A. English, Dr amatics MRS. ELEANOR McCREA B.A., M.A. Physical Education MISS RACHEL McMILLAN M.A. Vocal Music MR. ARMIN MESKER B.S. Mathematics, Coach MR. EARL MITCHELL M.A. Arts, Crafts MR. DONALD MOREY — B.A. Social Studies, Guidance, Coach MISS CORA MORGAN A.B., A.M. Spanish MR. SEYMOUR MURPHY: B:Su) M.S. Guidance, Coach MRS. UNA O’BROCK A.B. English MRS. JUNE O’DELL B.A., M.A. Spanish MISS RUTH PATOW B.A., M.A. Latin MR. EDWARD PETZKO | B.Ed., M.A. Social Studies, Coach 29 MISS ANN REAVEY B.A., English MISS UNA ROBERTSON M.A., Mathematics MR. GERALD SCHAIRER B.A., M.A., Social Studies MR. ERIC SENN M.A., Social Studies MR. C. D. STEWART A.B., Social Studies MRS. MARY STEWART A.B., Social Studies MISS ISABEL STRUTHERS M.A., English MRS. CONSTANCE VANDERSTEIN A.B., Social Studies MR. JACK VISURI B.S., General Metals, Coaching MR. WILLIAM VONDETTE A.B., Social Studies, Coaching MR. WILLIAM WARREN M.S., Chemistry, Mathematics MISS CHRISTINE WEBB A.B., English 30 MR. GEORGE PURDY MR. BRYANT WILSON B.A., Mathematics, Coaching M.A., Social Studies MISS BEVERLY YATES A.B., French, English Maintenane © The passing of Mr. Bret Wells on July 24, deeply s the students and faculty who knew him. Mr. We rie, lowa, was graduatec Grinnell College and se World War | before coming Saginaw. MISS DORIS FRYE Secretary To plan and prepare the food served daily in our cafeteria is the job of our cafeteria staff. FIRST ROW: E. Alexander, A. Zietz, J. Wagner, A. Minard, E. Schreyer. SECOND ROW: E. Golden, B. Johnson, A. Cholcher, N. Schluckbier, V. Pohlman, E. Barter. Renders Essential Services pa oF deat ee. MRS. LOMA KRANER Secretary MRS. MARGREETA VINCENT Custodian MRS. MARILYN SMITH Secretary MR. ELLSWORTH FENT Custodian MR. CHESTER KINVILLE Custodian MR. RUSSELL O’DETTE Yardman MRS. ARLINE BEEKER MR. KENNETH STEVENS Secretary, Guidance Center Yardman MR. ALEXANDER WAIER Head Yardman MR. EMIL WEISS Head Custodian MRS. GRACE FRY 31 Secretary, Attendance Office STRANGE AND WHEN’ AN THAT = O ie) wom = eat) eH — W 2 Zz « © O Cn =a Ow A ya Rosemary Schultz seems to enjoy working on a Christmas tree Completely absorbed in his work, Norman Shankel adjusts a piece for a class display. of machinery in meta! shop. Taking advantage of a good north light, Maruta Miluns puts the finishing touches on a portrait. Wood shop students use mind and hand in the production of useful Arts And Crafts Coordinate Mind and Hand Use of the imagination and the skill of the hands are utilized in the art classes. Bright designs, paint- ings, and etchings, many of them award winning, may be seen in the showcases throughout the buildings. Crafts classes concentrate upon useful objects such as ceramics and jewelry. Color and form are easily seen in the craft projects. Drawing classes, both mechanical and architec- tural, are necessary for those who are interested in architecture and engineering. Clarity, precision, and detail are stressed in these classes. The industrial arts classes, consisting of wood and metal shops, prepare boys for trade occupations while teaching them useful ways to coordinate mind and hand. Precision is of importance to students in mechanical drawing classes. articles. Sue Decker offers good natured criticism concerning the structure of Tim Houlihan’s “curved parabola.” i ae een. calli Mr. Demers instructs Terrance Jackson on the Proper approach to geometry problems. Equations Puzzle Math Majors The early mathematicians, Pascal, Euclid, Pythago- ras, and others, established the foundation for the study of mathematics. Through the discoveries of these men, math classes are able to Pursue their teachings. The fundamentals of geometry, algebra, and trigonometry are taught in the honors classes af a more rapid rate than that of the conventional classes. A college-bound student after his elementary training in arithmetic would enroll in algebra, where he is taught in the ways of letters and negative num- bers as well as regular numerals. Following this training he would study geometry and be instructed in lines, angles, and surfaces. Then he would resume his study of algebra and pursue the complexity of trigonometric functions. The business, refresher, vocational, and prepara- tory math classes direct the students in solving every- day problems of percentage, interest computations, retailing, etc. Li A REAR SNEE ON RE FIRST ROW: S. Finazz, S. Schultz, D. Chapman, R. Praay, E. Bonner, K. Jarema, J. Garrett, J. Ross. SECOND ROW: S. Dill, K. Sheilds, L. Hernaandez, B. Lichetenwald, J. Wenzel, J. Rose, B. Ostler, M. Light, M. Bartels, B. Weber. THIRD ROW: E. Engle, D. Larson, P. Specht, R. Oesterreicher, J. Tackebury, R. Kostrzewa, G. Jacques, J. Wagner, J. Meltesen, R. Vasey, J. Plumley, A. Reis, Music Masters Make Melodies Hermbp ac ectenamehenn'h yastelbeapaebieeenialin. L. Dove, M. Buckey, B. Almy, B. Jacques. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Clark, R. Jarzabkowski, D. Cox, P. Lichau, M. Feldotte, R. Fritz, K. O'Connor, G. Knoerr, G. Ledtke, J. Newvine, R. lamurri, J. Fritzler, T. Gilson, R. Devereaux, D. Mueller, R. Howell, J. Davis, J. Kitsch, A. Rader. FIRST ROW: N. Ferguson, S. Schmick, B. Schneider, D. Stoddard, B. Quick, B. Gaus, J. Jones. SECOND ROW: L. Sensabaugh, E. Crandell, K. Martin, J. Trew, C. Scott, D. Jackson, E. Jameson, D. Burzyck, P. Robart, C. Robart, K. Green, D. Satchell. THIRD ROW: S. Sumera, E. Inman, B. Curtindale, B. Andrews, R. Winchell, D. Holliday, N. Kempf, D. Spaulding, D. Sieggreen, B. Moldenhauer, R. Woodman, Mr. Clark, B. Smith, J. Green, R. Lehman. FOURTH ROW: H. Houser, P. Lichau, D. Cox, B. Byrne, G. Knoerr. | a | | a AUR AN TM ee areata FIRST ROW: C. Scott, M. Young, E. Jameson, L. Gaus, Winchell, E. Leib, D. Jackson, R. Marquis, D. Jackson, L. Winchell, E. O’Keefe. SECOND ROW: R. J. Berlin, R. Oswald, S. Goodman, J. Ellis D. Hilliday, D. Spaulding, N. Kempf, J. Butler, K. Slagel, P. Robart, K. Green. THIRD ROW: C. Sederlund, D. Burzyck, J. Wendt, A. Kibby, Porlas, P. Cesere, G, Jordon, B. Stroebel, B. 7 J. Riddle, M. Berkompas, D. Tucker, G. Rousseau, D. Andrews, J. Scharer, B, Hales, D. Doughty, J. Douglas, Precision in both marching and music has chara terized the Arthur Hill High School band under tt direction of Mr. Robert Clark. During half-time the band, along with the hig! stepping drum majors and majorettes, captures th admiration of the crowd while they perform the intricate drills and formations on the field. In the spring the music department presents th spring concert, the highlight of all their activities, i which the band and orchestra combine to share th q spotlight of praise for their musical perfomance. : | ate “ y ( I ey Members of the Arthur Hill Dance Band are: FRONT ROW: J. Hoitenga, K. Green, D. Satchell, M. Berlin, A. Hales. SECOND ROW: J. Douglas, J. Jordon, p. Doughty, S. Maidlow, B. Moldenhauer, R. Woodman, J. Green. BACK: D. Wright. The boys provide music for school dances and assemblies, as well as for community parties. J. McIntyre, J. Schmidt, D. Thompson, L. Eldred, C. Clayton assume an intriguing formation. C. Meltesen, R. McCollum, R. Garn, P. Kowalski, A. Hales, C. Robert, D. Satchell. FOURTH ROW: K. Minard, D. Curtis, K. McPhee, M. Jones, J. Braun, J. Schmidt, S. Kranick, A. Bourdoe, D. Wuckert, J. Hoitenga, M. Chamberlin, M. Docham, A. Spencer, S. Sieggreen, G. Fox, B. Moldenhauer, H. Cradit, R. Woodman, J. Wheeler, J. Hackenburg, K. Cameron, J. Wickham, D. Thompson, A. Barr, M. Berlin. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Clark, H. Houser, B. Byrne, J. Tucker, D. LaPage, D. Wright, J. Scorsone, J. Williams. ‘And The Band Plays On” Mr. Robert Clark, Arthur Hill’s music man, presents AA I SETA PR ees = i f Ralph Winchell in a high-step a picture of deep concentration as he directs Don Jackson, Krekel Green, and Ralp 4 ping routine. the orchestra at the Christmas pageant. 39 Mrs. Kerns instructs Margaret Deegan in the correct use of the umlaut. The study of foreign languages is essential in order to get along with and to understand others in this modern day world. Languages not only help us in comprehending English but also in disciplining Eng- lish patterns of grammar. Through various studies in literature, German, Latin, French, and Spanish stu- dents receive unlimited opportunities to increase their cultural background. Languages Stimulate Understanding Of Jack Hyslop, Ray Borg, and Dan Larson enjoy themselves at the festival of the Posadas, a traditional Spanish Christmas ritual, Tim Hansen, Gary Butzin, and Gloria Albrecht admire military standard of the Roman army's fifth legion. Unfamiliar Cultures Karen LaFleur, Wayne Lambert, Carol Brussow, Gisela Elbert, Laura McFadden, and Jim Krogman ponder answer in the language laboratory. Henry Wuckert makes good use of a chain -o-matic balance in solving a Physics problem. Virginia Exploring the unknown brings out the wonder and the reality of nature to the aspiring scientist. At Ar- thur Hill we are given the proper guidance and means to study the scientific wonders of the world. Bewildered by the extensive vocabulary which ranges from vacuoles to hemoglobin, the biology classes delve into the science of life. By the use of the microscope and tools of dissection biologists ex- plore both plant and animal life. Physics classes experiment with the different forces of nature in determining the natural powers of the earth. By the use of mathematics physicists solve the different problems confronting them. 2KCLO3 = 2KCI + 30, is only one of a multitude of chemical equations that confront the student chem- ist. Through many hours of laboratory and class work the student receives an introduction to the chemical composition of the world around him. Pudschun and James Heffel experiment with laws of physics. Gerald Meyer and John Anderson carefully dissect their composite flower. | Students Explore New Horizons In Science Jerry Williams examines a test tube of “potent creation.” ' Working with the section editors are: assistant underclassmen editor, Pam Loeblein; assistant editors, Su- zanne Loeblein and John Pickel- man; assistant special events editor, Barbara Teboe; assistant camera man, Gary Giessel; and advertising staff members, Nola Maturen, Sally Filitraut, Larry Goodlander, Carol Metiva, Sue Lurie, and Ruth Bueker. Smiling at a quip from a fellow Mary Gekeler looks over finished advertis- staff member, Carolyn Olney, ing pages that are ready for the publisher. senior editor pastes pictures in place. itt Underclassman editor, Sue Krause Legenda staff sorts underclass pictures. With back to camera: Sue Loeblein, Barb arranges the schedule for junior se Byron; Left to Right, Mary Boulton, Sue Krause, Carol Murphy, Sue Lurie, Mrs. Mann, sophomore pictures. John Pickelman and Pam Payton. Sports editor, Tom Weber, selects Pam Payton sizes her picture carefully be- Donna Hammond, special events a slide rule to measure pictures fore putting it in her clubs section. editor, crops her pictures for the for his football page. S.O. page. Waal tes TE Copy editor, Barbar her last caption to a Byron, finishes typing meet the deadline. 2 -Ann Robishaw and Milo Dockham lead discussion of their Legenda Staff Profiles Sclrowuml Scnvu. rm Twenty-two Legenda staff members meet one and write copy and identification to meet the deadlines two hours a day under the leadership of Mary Ann on their quota of pages. Huyghe, editor, and Mrs. Joy Mann, adviser, to At the end of the school create a distinctive and informative record of a year’s dents. Their interes o the staff for a Y activities at Arthur Hill. year the book is distrib- uted to the stu t and appreciation ear of hard is enough reward t Section editors arrange layouts, crop pictures, and work. me ee as administration Classes, one of the larger sections of the Legenda Poor ier an editor, selects her pictures for : ' f Waters, shows dependa ility an Legenda, draws editor Mary Boulton’s con at ge hia obi Legenda photo teachers’ i candid shots. centration. grapher Me een Ba) ig st, d Fay BS eee OLE PPANGaig Smiling at a quip from a fellow staff member, Carolyn Olney, senior editor pastes pictures in place. SAS, NOMBRE 34) gree: OR My 186) Mike MacKenzie fil l! S out income tax returns ri , Mary Gekeler looks over finis ing pages that are ready for tk Sl nie Gretchen Murray and Jack Hyslop examine ¥sson as Mr. Morey looks ocial Science Is the Exploration ae ies we 2 FAC REE ehh se WE: fe 5 VRE PONS Pat Tunney traces ong map the topics of an article in his weekly magazine in American history. the route of the Crusades in their world history class. of the Times Understanding government policies and the study of foreign lands are variations in the social science curricu- lum. The study of our American heritage is emphasized in American history classes as they pay particular at- tention to national heroes and customs. World history classes travel through the ages of time from Egypt's pharoghs through England’s monarchs, discussing the changes of civilization through the centuries. Geography classes explore the structures of different nations as they watch for climatic, geographical, and geological features. Economics classes delve into the nation’s econ- omy with special attention given to the income tax. The complex system of politics coupled with local, state, and national governments highlight government classes. Soci- ology classes study habits, cultures, and customs of for- eign and familiar peoples. JoAnn Robishaw and Milo Dockham lead discussion of their American Observer in sociology class. Mr. Stewart oversees his Economics class as they review their day’s lesson. 47 Variety is the essence of English classes, variety that trains a student to express himself in any field. Does he want to write a skit for the Band Bounce, prepare a panel discussion for history class, make up a cheer for a pep meeting, or write a report of an experiment in chemistry class? The precision of ex- pression required in English class prepares the student for all these. | Often students express thoughts of real worth in beautiful language. On these two pages appear out- standing student quotations illustrated by pictures of school life. WAST RE rk to i : Hillites arriving for school on an October day may have inspired the I following quotation: “Each day the inquisitive return.”“—Tom Weber, ‘63. 1 English Mastery Proves Vital as Te Deeply absorbed in what they are writing, Elna Jameson, Virginia Pudschun, and Tom Jacob exemplify this quotation taken from a composition written for Miss Christine Webb’s eleventh grade honors English class . . . “Nothing seems more important than creating.” —Maruta Miluns, ‘63. iG RS ae rg nea ERLE ps et The English teachers suggest direction, and the student goes out on his own private research, sniffing and probing this way and that in his travels until he makes his own discoveries. Insights dawn as he reads and ponders, refines his thoughts, turns them over and over, accepts this, rejects that, and then writes. The English student begins to understand himself and his fellow man as he reads great literature. From Thoreau’s Walden and Emerson's Self-Reliance he learns independence of spirit. He feels compassion in the humor and pathos of O. Henry’s stories of the “Eour Million”, senses E. B. White’s deep patriotism and purity of writing style in One Man’s Meat; learns the sweep of human emotion from Thomas Wolfe, acceptance of life from the couch of Laotsze, and drama and vitality from the plays of Shakespeare. From these great companions some goodness must come. In All Areas A photographer catches John Hill during a reflective moment as he studies his history lesson. Do these words from a student's English paper from Miss Christine Webb’s honors English class express his thoughts: “In peace or in war the atom por- trays an Atlas who can either shoul- der or abandon his burden.” — Diane Peele, ‘63 Making her own discoveries while browsing in the Arthur Hill library, Trudy Beird proves the worth of these words from an English paper: ‘The world of discovery is an endless hall of many doors: the opened doors of the past and the closed doors of the future.’“— May Mannion ‘63. As a receptionist and typist at First Savings and Loan Association, Rosalyn Gray, an employee at Saginaw Valley Bank, has several Sue Smith is kept busy. jobs to perform, among them working in the checking department. Harriet Houser and Bob Schoenmeyer get practice in window trimming by arranging the display cases in business training class. May Mannion and Janet Brubaker total the money taken in during the day at the student store. Co-op Students Achieve Desired Goals Ting ... zing... zing.” That is one of the many sounds that can be heard each day throughout the business education hall. It comes from the room of a typing class. These classes and the other business education classes, ranging from business mathematics to office training, train Hillites for business. Many of these students are dismissed early from school each day to go to their respective jobs at offices, stores, and banks in various parts of the city. Others have jobs on weekends, though some may enroll in these classes as an aid in taking notes or in writing term papers for college. Arthur Hill’s Student Store, which operates before school and during both lunch hours, grants experience to those who are not working outside of school and is handy for the student customer to buy notebook paper, ball point pens, book covers, and other class needs. Shirley Kietzman seems to enjoy working with the typewriter in her office training class. 51 What's next? Reporters Linda McCullen, Rosemary Schultz, Margaret Pahl, Cheryl Streb, Jacqueline Schreiner, Sally Selling ads, typing, and taking pictures are a must on every publica- tion. Fulfilling these jobs are Shirley Canaday, Betty Baker, Bob Byrnes, Ken Buse, Frank Rivette, Ronald Moser, Judy Gillig, and Irma Krause. Cox, Jackie Rezius, Carolyn Sauvie, Ann Marie Spenser, and Dathleen Jarema eagerly look for new assignments. “The Arthur Hill News is ready for distribution to- day.” With great anticipation of what is to come, Hillites close their books and wait for the arrival of the News. A feature of each edition this year is Impressions, by German exchange student, Wolfgang Ruhwinkel, whose amusing articles fill Hillites with delight. Not to be forgotten are the club notices, Top of the Hill, editorials, sports, and any other news which is of interest. Students gain admission to the news staff after com- pleting Journalism I. Under the supervision of Miss Crump, each staff member is assigned a certain job, editing, writing, selling ads, typing, or taking pictures. 52 Chris Burditt, sports reporter; Dean Sommerfield, reporter; John Puravs, sports page editor. Lb News staff Sharon Canaday and Dale Timm capably lead the through the year. Arthur Hill News Rates High Among Hillites Kathleen Urbancik, Jeffrey Berlin, Sherry Bartlett, Wolf- gang Ruhwinkel, and Chris Burditt. Pe ig Responsible for the writing of editorial columns are Carol Clayton, Mary Gottschalk, Sue Fraker, Nancy Pierson, | Nancy Schneider, Dick Zirkle, and Jackie Martin give their attention to Tom DuCharme as he Ul explains his point in a daily debate. Speech Classes Through panel discussions, debates, and demon- stration speeches public speaking classes learn how to deliver a well organized and planned address. Through the course of one year students under the direction of Mr. Ralph Grueber are ready to speak with the ease of practiced lecturers. Debate and forensics are combined into one annual course. The debating team under the coaching of Mr. Keith Birdsall placed seventh in Valley competition this fall. During the second semester the debate stu- dents assume the study of forensics, the study of rhetoric. | ae Bush delivers a daily address in public speaking | class. 54 Connie Hall, Karen Jacob, Priscilla Martin, listen attentively as illustrates a point in an influential discussion. Aid In Acquiring Self-Confidence ee eee ee seeebearererhrars’ eeevet Pie: PL le Members of the debate team are; Tom Karow, Pete Schill- Wysong, Nancy Schneider, Bob Markovs, Priscilla Martin, ing, Patricia Martin, Tom DuCharme, Jackie Martin, Steve Jim Karls, Connie Hall, Dick Zirkle and Jeffrey Berlin. 55 . ic signs. driver education instructor, emphasizes the importance of traft y ertreeias Pitts anes Pitieeys Higher and higher goes Gunter Haucke as fellow gymnasts look on in amazement. Mr. Charles Fowler, Stop Gym And Guidance Classes Test Physical And ane Ken Feit and Margaret Asman seem to enjoy taking this test, one of many given in sophomore guidance classes. Mental Abilities Orientation to high school, standardized tests, and the booklet Introduction to High School make up a part of the guidance program. Sophomores also study the fundamentals of good manners and health. Gym classes undertake a variety of activities rang- ing from badminton, volleyball, and calisthenics to trampoline, and balance bars. Many students also welcome the chance for a refreshing swim in our pool, even though it is during class time. Sophomores are taken from their study hall for a six-week driver's training class. It is one of the most eagerly awaited classes during their high school years. Miss Orvene Johnson, gym teacher, helps Sandy Barber in the knack | of mastering the balance bar. § ONE STUDENT FAC CE OF A SENIOS TIME WHEN HE WAS A PART OF Foe GAMES ON A MIST! es RBs, FRANKLIN ARDERN SANDRA ARNOT GARY ARNST JOAN AUSTIN RONALD BADOUR THOMAS BALLEY WAYNE BANK ARTHUR BARR MAX ACKERMAN BARBARA ACKERMANN EDNA ADAMS HAROLD ADAMS PATRICIA ALBRIGHT NICHOLAS ALFANO RONALD ALLES JAMES ANDERSON SHIRLEY ANDREZEJEWSKI JANET ANGER INDULIS ANSEVICS JURIS ANSEVICS WILLIAM ANTLE Ss AN aia is Many seniors, as presidents of their advisories, attend student cabinet meetings. This gives seniors a chance to participate in student government. JOHN BARTLETT £1 8 ALEXIS BASNER § KAREN BASNER 62 PETER BAUER THOMAS BELLINGER PAUL BELOKONNY LADD BAUMANN GORDON BEAN ANDREW BENNETT JUDY BENNETT TRUDY BEARINGER JACK BECKER FREDERICK BEHM ‘| LINDA BENTON TRUDY BEIRD LORA BERKOMPAS Seniors Assume School Leadership MITCHELL BERLIN CHARLES BHIRDO JAMES BIRD DONALD BLACK LANA BLAKE HAROLD BLANCHET SUSAN BLOOR LYNN BOELTER JUDITH BOERGERT GERALD JOYCE BOLSTER FREDERICK WILLIAM BOOTH RAYMOND BORG BOESENECKER BONDELL eee ” ie os % , CHR Kee ee) eee CHARLES BOTTKE LINDA BOUKAMP ARTHUR BOULIS MARY BOULTON TIMOTHY BOURDON BETTY BOURDOW ROSE BREIDENBACH WILLIAM BRINKER WILLIAM BROCKLESS RICHARD BROSSARD CHESTER BROWN LINDA BROWN | MICHAEL BROWN -1 JANET BRUBAKER SHARANN BURGESS CONRAD BURK JAMES BURK SHARON BRUSSOW ERIC BRYANT LYLE BUBLITZ RUTH BUEKER WAYNE BURK SANDRA BURKE FREIDA BUSAID KAY BUSHEY JANICE BUTLER MATTHEW BUTZIN 64 BARBARA BYRON FRANCES CALLAS KEVERN CAMERON JACKSON CAMPAU KAREN CAMPAU RAE-LYNNE CAMPAU RICHARD CAMPBELL RICHARD CAMPEAU SHARON CANADAY SHIRLEY CANADAY MARGARET CANSFIELD SANDRA CARNEY 65 MARIANNE CESERE CLARENCE CHINERY CHRISTOPHER CIPRIANI CAROL CLAFLIN CAROL CLAYTON WILLIAM COATS PATRICIA CORRAD KENNETH CRADIT RUTH CRANDELL PAMELA CROSS WILLIAM CURTINDALE EDITH CURTIS ROBERT CURTIS JUDY DAGUE RICHARD DANA STEWART DATER JOEL DAVILA DINAH DAVIS EDNA DAVIS MAUREEN DAVIS THOMAS DAVIS YVONNE DAVIS JOHN DAY JAMES DEAN GEORGIA DEFREES DANIEL DeKETT N.M.S.Q.T. Honors Hillite Scholars CONNIE DEMAND RICHARD DIAMOND GALEN DENTON JO ANN DILL WILLIAM DENTON NORMA DIVELEY DIANE DeSHAZO MILO DOCKHAM JOHN DEWELL RONALD DODGE CAROL DIAMOND 66 JANET DOERR BARBARA DONNELLY HARVEY DORAN DAVID DOUGLASS CONNIE DOWIS National Merit semifinalists are: Kevern Cameron, David Oberschmidt, Pat Robart, Elna Jameson, Virginia Pudschun, and David Johnston. GISELA ELBERT CONSTANCE EMERSON KAREN ENDLINE JAMES ENGEL TERRY ENGEL DENNIS ENSER VERN ERLENBECK MARY ESTEP PATRICIA EYERS WILLIAM FALKENBERG JUDY FELKER SALLY FILIATRAUT DAVID FINGER BEVERLY DUBY THOMAS DuCHARME JUDITH DUFFY CLAYTON DUNGEY HENRY DVORSEK JIMMIE EATON HENRY ECKHARDT RUTH EDERER WILLIAM GAUS MARY JAYNE GEKELER CAROL GEORGE ROBERT GEWENIGER MARGO GEYER PEGGY GILBREATH JAMES GILLEYLEN JUDY GILLIG ROLAND FISCHER ROBERT FISHER GRANT FOX GREGORY FRASER DANA FRIESORGER - F, Schaal JEAN FRITZ JOSEPH FROST THOMAS FRUK MARY JANE FURLO JAMES GAERTNER EDWARD GAISER BEVERLY GALLERY JOHN GARNER Jim Triant, realizing the nearness of graduation, receives a college application from Mrs. Beeker. JANET GILSON JOAN GINDER JULIA GODINA 68 LAWRENCE GOLZ JESSE GONZALES ELLEN GOODELL VAUGHN GOODENOW JANICE GOOLD THOMAS GOSEN CAROLYN GOSLIN —y Many Seniors Prepare For College ELAINE GREMEL SUSAN GREMEL JUDITH GRIFFOR CONNIE GRIGSBY MARY GROSS SONJA GROSS ROY GRUNOW ROY GUNN BARBARA GUNTHER CAROLYN GUSHEN SHARON GUST JOHN GUSTIN PATRICIA HABEL MARY JO HAENLEIN WAYNE GOTTLER MARY GOTTSCHALK DUNCAN GRANT JAMES GRANT ROSALYN GRAY RAYMOND GREIF CONSTANT HAGER CAROL HAYNER CAROL HAHN JAMES HECK ELIZABETH HALE JAMES HEFFEL ALAN HALES SANDRA HEFFEL KATHLEEN HAMMERBACHER DONNA HAMMOND Filling out senior activity cards are Brenda Shear and Virginia GERALD HANSON Pudschun. ROBERT HARRIS JAMES HEGLER DANIEL HELPAP THOMAS HENDERSON NETTIE HARTWIG DAVID HARVEY JANICE HENDRICKSON MARY HENRY WILLIAM HENRY JOHN HARVEY LINDSAY HASSBERGER ARTHUR HERRYMAN RONALD HERZBERG LEO HERGOG VALERIE HAUDE JANET HAUMAN FREDERICK HICKS HARRIET HOUSER GARY HILL JAMES HOWE MARGARET HILL WAYNE HUFFMAN THOMAS HILL DONNA HUGHES | JUDITH HINZ GENEVA HUGHES DIANE HOEPPNER KAY HUNN Partake In School Activities RONALD HOFFMAN MARY JANE HUSSLE SHARON HOFFMAN MARY ANN HUYGHE ° JOHN HYSLOP RICHARD HOHN STEPHEN SHARON HOLLAND IGNATOWSKI DAVID HOLLIDAY CAROL IKNER STEPHEN HOULIHAN 71 PEGGY INGRAM | EVELYN INMAN MARILYN ISON — RICHARD JACKLIN THOMAS JACOB’ ELNA JAMESON THOMAS JAREMA BEVERLY JEFFORDS | DIANE JENKINS DONALD JEWELL JOY JEWELL BRUCE JOCHEN JUDITH JOHNSON ROBERT JOLIN SHARON JONES Seniors Uphold High Academic Standard GERRARD JORDAN PATRICIA KAPKA BEVERLY JORDAN BRUCE KAROW DAVID JOSEPH SANDRA KASPER SANDRA KACER JUDITH KAUFMANN KAREN KAISER JANET KEIDEL BARBARA KAMENAR 72 MARY JANE KEISER DENNIS KELLEY JOAN KEMERER SUSAN KEMERER JUDITH KENDALL To the student, study hall furnishes a chance to finish daily assignments. SUSAN KNIEF MARY CATHERINE KOCH EDWARD KOCHS THOMAS KOEHLER ELLIS KONSDORF PEGGY KOWALSKI HOWARD KRAENZLEIN SUSAN KRAUSE IRMA KRAUSS STEPHEN KRELL CARL KRUEGER HELEN KRUSCKE RICHARD KUCH MICHAEL KLEIN senate ANNE KENNY LEO KENNY ROLAND KIBBY SHIRLEY KIETZMAN GEORGE KINNEY CONNIE KITZMAN JANET KLAUS LARRY KUEBLER THOMAS KUHN EDWARD KURTH ELIZABETH KUZNICKI RODNEY KWAISER GERALD LA DOUCE SUE LaFOND JIMMY LA FORE MARSHA LANCOUR MICHELE LANDERS DAVID LANDERYOU NANCY LANDSKROENER LINDA LARSON RICHARD LATTY PATSY LEAR - : a JAMES LEDTKE Jackie Martin and Pete Schilling smile as they anticipate graduation. DIANE LEEMAN MARILYN LESER © RAINER LEHMANN WALTER LETZKUS JAMES LEISHMAN 74 MICHAEL LEWIS ROSEMARY LICAVOLI LARRY LENICK LARRY LINVILLE KATHLEEN LIST � , BONNIE LUDLUM Mis, � SUSAN LURIE | Seniors Are Measured For Caps And JACQUELINE MARTIN | | MONTE MARKWOOD JERRY MARTIN RALPH MATUSENSKE CAROLYN McCABE JOHN McCARGAR BARBARA LINGENFELTER TIMOTHY LONGWORTH MICHAEL MacKENZIE ROBERT MACOMBER WALLACE MACOMBER JAMES MADDOX CONSTANCE MANN SHARON MANNING Gowns KATHLEEN MARTIN SHARON GALE MATOWSKI ROBERT MATOY MATHANY JEFFREY THOMAS McCULLOCH GARY CAROL McDONNELL McCORMICK McDONALD SUSAN MILLER SHARON MINARD GAIL McGREGOR LOUISE McINTYRE GERALD MISEKOW KENNETH MISEKOW KENNETH McMAHAN AUDREY McNABB NANCY MEEHLEDER FRANK MEHLTRETTER HENDRIK MEWJER Decorating the gym for a JEANNETTE METIVA JANET MOESSNER ROBERT MOGFORD JAMES MOORE DENNIS MEYER ROGER MEYER PATRICIA MORAINE BARBARA MORGAN JOHN MORRIS RICHARD MICHAELS PATRICIA MIKOLAJSKI CAROL MUNCK KAROLYN MURRAY ANDREW MYCZKA MILDRED MILLER MYRA MILLER 76 a Ae Rs school dahee is a big job. Just ask Steve Houlihan, Bob Remensnyder, and Carol Munck. JUDITH NANCARROW MYRL NOWLIN KATHLEEN NEEDHAM PAUL NUERMINGER BRUCE NELSON DAVID OBERSCHMIDT GARY NENTWIG JAMES OBLANDER HARRY NEORR DAVID ODE PENNY NICKLE WILLIAM OLDENBURG Seniors Enjoy Many Social Events JAMES NICKLYN JANET OLMSTED HOLGER NOACK CAROLYN OLNEY ARTHUR NOEY, JR. BOYD OVERTON EVELYN NORBERG PATRICK PANKO GAYLE NORDSTROM JAMES PAPE THOMAS NOTHELFER 77 PHILIP PARKER PAMELA PAYTON ROBERT PENCE JOEL PETERSON NANCY PIERSON MALCOLM PIKE KAROLYN PILDNER JO ANN PODOLSKY SUSAN POHLMAN DAVID POLZIN FREDERIC POND RICHARD POULOS NANCY PRUETER BARBARA PRYER VIRGINIA PUDSCHUN Seniors Set Tempo For School Life JANIS PURAVS WAYNE REDER GERALD PYSCHER ROWENA REID DONNA RAILLING ROBERT REINKE MARY RAILLING ROBERT REMENSNYDER oo LESLEY RANKIN DONALD REXIUS ™S CAROL RAYMOND MURIEL RICE seen and Joyce Bolster. SHIRLEY RICHARD JON RICHARDS FRANKLIN RIVETTE CAROL ROBART A hall window display catches the attention of Ruth Bueker GRACE ROTH GARY ROUSSEAU FREDERICK ROUX RUTH RUBIER JANET RUFFINI WOLFGANG RUHWINKEL JOYCE RUMLEY CAROL RUTHIG THOMAS RUTHIG DONNA RYBA RONALD SALVNER JOSEPH SAMSON DAVID SARE PATRICIA ROBART WANDA ROBERSON SARA ROBINSON JOANN ROBISHAW ROBERT ROE JOYCE ROGERS RALPH ROOD JOHN ROSS JAMES SAUVE CAROLYN SCHADE DONNA SCHAFER DENNIS SCHAFFER JAMES SCHAPER PETER SCHILLING KATHLEEN SCHLICKER SALLY SCHMICK GARY SCHMIDT JERRY SCHMIDT JOANNE SCHMIDT KATHERINE SCHMIDT LARRY SCHMIDT NANCY SCHNEIDER ROBERT SCHOENMEYER James Triant and David Spalding gather research materia in preparation for their one thousand-word themes. DIANE SCHRADEL JAMES SCHRADEL WILLARD SCHWALM MARLENE SCHWAN WILLIAM SCHRANK VIRGINIA SCHREMS JOSEPH SCORSONE KATHRYN SCOTT WALTER SCHULTZ DENNIS SCHUMACHER 80 SHARON SCOTT MARYANN SEDLIK BARBARA SEIDEL DAVID SEIDEL ROBERT SEIFERLEIN LEO SENSABAUGH BILLIE SHADDEAU NORMAN SHANKEL JEANINE SHARAR BRENDA SHEAR SUZANNE SIEB SHARON SIEGGREEN KAREN SLAGLE DIANE SLANCIK DONNA SMITH JACKALYN SMITH JERRY SMITH AARSHA SNELLING MARY JO SOHN EUGENIE GARY SOMMERS SOLTERMAN JOHN SOMMERS NANCY SMITH LLOYD SONNENBERG = MARCIA SOUTHWORTH Seniors Puzzle Over Research Themes SUSANNE SMITH DAVID SPALDING KATHRYN SUGDEN BARBARA SPENCE SHERIDAN SULLIVAN SANDRA SPYKER SANDRA SUMPTION JOHN STAMMERS LaDONNA TAYLOR —a KENNETH STEBNER BETH STEININGER KIM STEMLER RONALD STEMPLE SUZANNE TAYLOR BARBARA TEBOE CHARLES TEENIER JAMES STIMPSON RONALD STOCK JUDITH TERRIAN WILLIAM THOMAS ELLEN THOMPSON GLORIA STOLTOW BARBARA STROEBEL KAREN THOMSON JERRY THORSEN LEE TIETZ CYNTHIA STROEBEL DENNIS SUDHEIMER 82 DIANE TILLEY WILLIAM VIRGIN, JR. DALE TIMM JAMES VISNAW JAMES TRIANTAFILLOU ALAN WAGNER SUSAN TRIER JANET WAHL DAVID TROGAN CAROL WALLGREN CAROLYN TURNBULL DALE WALLS Graduation Marks The Closing Of An Epoch FAYALLAYNE TYNER SHARON WALSH MARY UHRICH TERRY WARD DAYLE UPHOFF JUDITH WARNER KATHLEEN URBANCIK LARRY WARNER KAREN VERHEY GEORGE WARREN JAMES VETENGLE DINEEN ANN WASKOVIAK MONA WATERS PETER WAUGH ALYS WELLS MARY WELLS JANICE WELZEL RICHARD WENZEL JAMES WHEELER ELLEN WHELAN JUDITH WHITE —= ELLEN WHITMAN CAROL WIECK JAMES WILHELM JOSEPH WILL JAMES WILLIAMS I Graduation Brings Vision For The Future JUDITH WILLIAMS MARY WINDOVER CYNTHIA WILSON DANIEL WOLPERT | DUANE WILSON ROCKWELL WOODMA JUDITH WILSON HENRY WUCKERT | TIMOTHY WILSON BARBARA WURTZEL RALPH WINCHELL 84 SHARON WYSONG | is SENIORS NOT PICTURED BELILL, EDWARD DEAN, KATHLEEN ELIZALDE, PETER HOWARD YAGER FLORES, RAY DUANE YARMUTH HACKETT, JAMES JAMES YATES HUTCHISON, MICHAEL JOHNSTON, DAVID LAFOND, DENNIS McCARTHY, WILLIAM MEYER, ROBERT NIEDERSTADT, JAMES SAUVIE, PAUL SEAMAN, TERRANCE REBECCA YEAGER : SMODER, HERBERT ROYALE YINGLING STEINER, JAMES LARRY YOCKEY WILSON, GARY WILSON, GEORGE WOLFE, JAMES ALEXANDER YOUNG ANNA MAE YOUNG CLAYTON YOUNG JANICE YOUNG GERALD ZEITLER MARILYN ZIEGLER SUE ZILL RICHARD ZIRKLE JOHN ZOLINSKI SPORTS JAMES WILHELM DENNIS SCHUMACHER LADD BAUMANN SERVICE DRAMATICS THOMAS HILL MARY ANN HUYGHE ALL-AROUND HILLITES PETER SCHILLING KATHLEEN LIST CAROL MUNCK LEADERSHIP Hall of Fame PATRICK PANKO MARGARET CANSFIELD DEBATE, SPEECH SCHOLARSHIP JOSEPH SCORSONE VIRGINIA PUDSCHUN JAMES GRANT PERSONALITY CAROL RAYMOND JAMES HEFFEL 87 CAROL DIAMOND HAROLD BLANCHET See Te Sale WHETHER WE WERE HUDDLED TOGETHER IN RAIN AND DRIVING COLD OR SANDWICHED. IN A HUMID, OVER-CROWDED GYMNASIUM, WE .- WERE THERE AND PULLING TOGETHER. FOREVER CHERISHED WILL BE THE SPIRIT AND THE THRILL OF OUR GAMES. ACHIEVEMENT e First Row: J. Gilleylen, J. Bird, J. Yates, D. Dana, D. Landeryou (Co- Houlihan, D. Birch, J. Steiner, K. Kampe, coach. Fourth Row: B. Capt.), D. Trogan (Co-Capt.), H. Blanchet, J. Anservics, B. Schoen- Firchau, J. Hill, J. Rohn, B. Andrews, R. Eckhardt, T. Taylor, R. Rabi- meyer, T. Hill. Second Row: A. Mesker, coach, T. Engel, J. Will, R. deau, R. Herman, E. Krictzs. Fifth Row: A. Gelow, B. Fillmore, M. Borg, P. Bauer, G. Warren, G. Wilson, K. Bublitz, M. MacKenzie, Booth, B. Morford, T. Millerick, T. Weber, B. McMullin, B. Trew, P. D. Seidel, T. Longworth. Third Row: J. McCargar, coach, B. Johnson, Boyse. Back Row: managers: W. Yarmuth, B. Gaus, and L. Lenick. T. Brennan, J. Flora, D. Hartman, K. Zaggy, B. Cook, D. Burzyck, T. Lumberjacks Retain City Championship Jim Gilleylen increased the offensive “Tim’’ Blanchet was a_ stalwart on power. offense and defense. End Dick Dana completed several key catches. Big Jim Yates spearheaded many important plays. The crisp autumn nights, those invigorat- ing pep assemblies, the thrills of the Sagi- naw High game, and the tributes paid to Queen Carol and her court all joined to make our 1961 football campaign a success. Co- captains Dave Landeryou and Dave Trogan, along with Ken Bublitz, Ken Birch, Jim Flora, Dick Dana, Juris Ansevics, Jim Stiener, Mike MacKenzie, Dave Seidel, Terry Engel, Jim Maddox, and Joe Will handling the ball, and linemen Harold Blanchet, Jim Gilleylen, Jim Yates, George Wilson, Jim Bird, Bill Mc- Mullin, Tim Longworth, Bob Schoenmeyer, Pete Bauer, George Warren and Ray Borg providing the blocking, the Hillites steadily ground out yardage. Si NALA sic SF Jim Bird proved an able performer at tackle. George Wilson—a dependable two-way performer. Coach Kampe talks with co-captains Dave Landeryou and Dave Trogan. ( HUME oe i ong 00M OTR | | | Efe 4 Rg het en Dy asc ae. ba tal . my BAS Ne. a , A a BY ; Sees Bu First Row: manager T. Nab, T. Crevia, G. Bailey, K. Feit, T. Brooks, B. Kolesar, W. Erdman, Coach Fowler. Third Row: L. | Hackett, M. Richter, L. Shields, B. Paxson, D. Gould, manager Schroeder, B. Gilleylen, T. Hersem, M. Fons, J. Manning, B. | T. Bush, manager B. Weber. Second Row: Coach Visuri, R. Jacques, J. Blue, D. Turrill, M. Durkee. | Marquis, B. Antell, B. Jennings, D. Steiner, W. Lambert, M. Jim Gilleylen (60) and Dave Landeryou (11) form the blocking for junior halfback, Ken Birch (40) in the action against Saginaw High. Dave Landeryou (11) streaks down the sideline under Dick Dana’s (83) Protection. | 92 First Row: J. Koch, T. Miller, P. Corrad, T. Grenell, K. Busaid, Kaufman, Coach Grant. Third Row: manager T. Nab, R. Reimus, G. McCullen, R. Hoffman, M. Fisher, D. Mickey, T. Miller. Sec- E. Quick, J. Thompson, H. Munck, T. Waters, G. DeSander, J. ond Row: J. Granse, G. Schemm, S. Johnson, D. Wiltse, M. Hess, L. McCray, W. Michaels, manager B. Weber. Gallagher, T. Boehm, R. Fisher, T. Warner, D. Parrette, H. Sophomores Exhibit Future Strength The 1961 football season saw the Saginaw Valley League expand to nine teams with the addition of Midland, Bay City Handy, and Flint Southwestern to the former members. With this expansion, the strength of the S.V.L. was increased from its already prominent position among the other state conferences. Our Lumberjacks, a charter mem- ber of the league, recorded a 2-6-1 season with their unyielding deter- mination, an excellent credit to our men. Jim Yates (75) moves in to help clear the way for Dave Landeryou. Junior quarterback Jim Flora (23) is following the play. 93 “OUT OF MY WAY”—Bill McMullin steadily improved and became Mr. Fowler's chief reserve. Here he tangles with Saginaw High’s all-state Ernie Thompson. HAIL DISTRICT CHAMPS Height — the tallest team in our state, depth — a bevy of capable reserves, and talent — four men averaging in double-scoring figures composed Arthur Hill’s basketball fortunes for 1962. Under the able leadership of coach Charles Fowler the cagers cap- tured a successful 12-6 season and a district champ- ionship. Throughout most of the season Arthur Hill looked like a potential powerhouse. Three heart- breaking defeats from cross-town rival, Saginaw High — the eventual state champions, and several letdown games kept the team from an unusually excellent season. Much of 1962’s talent is young, however, and peo- ple are looking for Arthur Hill to be a state title con- tender once again. OUCH !—Bay City Handy’s Don Bach (13) grimaces from a knee in the back. He also collected a foul for his troubles as Dennis Schumacher tries one of his famous drive-ins. 94 “SWISH” FIRES—Keith ‘‘Switsh’’ Kundinger displays the shot that put him among the SVL scoring leaders. FRONT ROW: D. Sharkey, J. Goulding, L. Schroeder, W. Heil- bronn, M. Fisher, K. Felt, R. Howell, W. Weber. SECOND ROW: Coach D. Goodman, M. Richter, M. Brooks, T. Hersem, T. Jack- son, C. Schultz, T. Houlihan, T. Shoskey, W. Firchau. THE BIG STRETCH—Craig Dill didn’t get every rebound, but the reach he displays here enabled him to be the teams top retriver. CRAIG TAKES AIM.—With a determined look, Craig Dill, our 6'10” center, prepares to launch a shot. 7 fh e? fA i iy 3 _—j i 1962 Varsity: Coach Charles Fowler, Tom Hill, Jim Flora, Bill McMullin, Bill Firchau, Ladd Baumann, Denny Schumacher, Craig Dill, Gary Schmidt, John Janssens, Keith Kundinger, Bill Denten, Jeff McCormick, Don Vlassis. fm | IT’S ROUGH UNDER THE BOARDS.—Ladd Baumann and an unidentified Flint Central Indian contest for the ball. SCHUMACHER FLIES HIGH—Many times Hillites saw their senior forward soar towards the basket en route to two more points. Hills Boast Height, Jim Flora, who thrilled fans with his When Mr. Charles Fowler calls practice Tom Hill’s injured knee prevented him cat-quick reflexes, will return next year next winter, hell be glad to see Keith from competing regularly this season. | to again harass enemy teams. Kundinger again in uniform. He was, however, a reserve strength that helped make our squad successful. Hillites are looking forward to another fine Daniel Larson, a fine freestyler, season from Jim Krogman in 1963. Henry Dvorsek chased teammate Dave Sare all the way to finish second in the SVL breaststroke. Swimmers Record Undefeated Season Finest dash man of this year’s team was sophomore John Anderson who is looking forward to two even more impressive | Blessed with an abundance of talented divers, John Gustin, Bob Fisher, | Jim Leishman, and John Dyorsek, Arthur Hill claimed four of the six places awarded in SVL meet. seasons. Richard Day, John Koerner proved to be a fine freestyler and Coach Morey always had a strong entry in the An all around performer, freestyle event with Jack Hyslop. placed in many meets and took a sec- should have an excellent record next year. ond in SVL 400 freestyle. New Coach Starts Out Right i Ss ae { y “gue V FRONT ROW: Captain J. Wilhelm, D. Sare, T. Gosen, H. Dvorsek, J. Leishman, B. Jochen, J. Hyslop, B. Fisher, T. Koehler, J. Cam- pau, J. Gustin. SECOND ROW: R. Beckman, R. Day, P. Mesack, J. Dvorsek, J. Koerner, B. Stewart, J. Remensnyder, T. Kempf, D. Gibson, D. Larson, J. Krogman, Coach Don Morey. FRONT ROW: T. JACKSON, T. Loehler, J. Wilhelm, J. Leishman, THIRD ROW: D. Gibson, R. Lemke, W. Sherman, P. Ault, K. Mc- J. Gustin, R. Fisher, T. Gosen, H. Dvorsek, D. Sare, R. Wiggins. Culloch, D. Larson, T. Heitman, J. Karam, J. Ledtke, D. Sierocki, SECOND ROW: D. Larson, J. Krogman, F. Mason, J. Dvorsek, P. J. Remensnyder. FOURTH ROW: B. Denton, G. Brandimore, E. Mesack, J. Koerner, J. Hyslop, J. Campau, B. Jochen, T. Kempf. Potthoff, G. Giessel, D. Pretzer, T. Day, R. Kemerer, J. Bluhm, R. Day, R. Stewart. Dave Sare highlighted his fine sea A first place in SVL meet climaxed Bruce Jochen’s fine back- son with a first place finish in the SVL. stroke record. 106 New warm-ups, a new coach, and many new rec- ords highlighted the 1962 swimming season. Mr. Don- ald Morey, a former Hillite, succeeded Mr. David Gainey and continued the successful record our swimmers have enjoyed in past years. Arthur Hill’s perennial crop of fine swimmers surpassed all expec- tations. Placed together, these yielded an unbeaten, untied dual season record, the finest Arthur Hill sea- in sixteen years. The valley meet was a complete Hillite victory as the team more than doubled the score of ifs nearest competitor under the guidance of our new coach and our able captain James Wilhelm. 1962 was a season to remember! Tankers Swim Best Season in 16 Years Undefeated in the regular season, Bob Stewart placed a commendable sixth in the state meet. Coach Donald Morey ended his first season at Arthur Hill with a very impressive record. The medley team of Bruce Jochen, Bob Stewart, John Anderson, and Dave Sare finished a fine second in the state meet. Larry Golz (4) rises above the mob to take a shot. Others included are Gary Will (5), Mike Hutchinson (44), Dale Vincent (13), and Vaughn Goodenow (12). Tim Wilson (43) arches a shot over the heads of Bill Gaus (5) ar Vaughn Goodenow (12) during the advisory championship gam Rebels Change History Surviving both 6:30 a.m. drowsiness and all oppos- ing teams, the advisories of Miss Hile and Miss Reavey, representing the North and South halves of the school respectively, qualified for the advisory championship basketball assembly. It was a close battle with the South finally outlasting the North, 44.36, All participants of the early morning activity are to be congratulated for their loyal support. Advisory champions are: FRONT ROW: R. Whitting, T. Wilson, G. Will, J. Yates. SECOND ROW: D. Vincent, J. Turner, T. Ward. 102 Cy RTH. Burback, R. Mattern, R. Quick, D. Thompson, F. Hoover. Fourth Row: Coach E. Petzko, E. Kelly, G. Williams, R. McDougal, J. Meltesen, manager G. Arnst. First Row: G. Black, J. Karpicke, T. Balley, R. Stock, V. Goodenow, T. Jacob, H. Adams, M. Chamberlain, R. Lehmann. Second Row: D. Maguire, C. Franklin, N. Budd, G. Haucke, T. Kuder, J. Karls, D. Sommerfield, W. Booth. Third Row: J. Remensnyder, C. Schultz, T. Harriers Undergo Contest Of Stamina Many miles of training are required for cross country men. Warming up for the regional meet are Tom Jacob, Ron Stock, John Karpicke, and Tom Balley. Completing his third year of competition, Vaughn Goodenow led our 1961 team. Neo UNDERCLASSMEN Profile Of Youth FOR UNDERCLASSMEN, 1962 WAS A KALEI- DOSCOPE OF ACTIVITY. THE SOPHOMORE YEAR BECAME THE GETTING -TO-KNOW-YOU_ YEAR. MOMENTS WERE. ALWAYS INTENSE, SOMETIMES A LITTLE FRIGHTENED, AND OFTEN CONFUSED. JUNIORS ACQUIRED PRESTIGE AND KNOW-HOW, AND FOR THEM DOORS BEGAN TO OPEN TO «GREATER PRIVILEGES, DEEPER KNOWLEDGE, AND WIDER FRIENDSHIPS. : ALL THESE FACETS OF UNDERCLASS LIFE BUB- BLED WITH VITALITY, FOR WE WERE SIXTEEN AND THE WORLD WAS MAGNIFICENT. isa ie cee oie iN abS A. LRP p ae eC ONARLAIA AS DDE Ti i6 EPEC AB TREBLE Se OF Pa Ns Bell, Carol Bellenbaum, JoAnne Benferd, Toni Benish, Beverly Benjamin, James Berkompas, Sue Ellen Berlin, Jeffrey Beyer, Janet Bickel, Frances Birch, Kenneth Birnbaum, James Bishop, Eugene Presiding junior class officers are Jane Mason, president; Bob Lytle, vice-president; Pete Boyse, secretary-traesurer. Dependable Officers Lead Juniors Adams, Carol Akright, Richard Albrecht, Gloria Albrecht, Jean Allen, Jean Bishop, Sharon Bismark, Bonnie Allen, Willis Amble, Linda Anderson, Judith Anderson, Scott Andree, John Jr. Black, Gerald Blackburn, Janice =” Andrews, Robert Anschuetz, Reynold Archambault, Leah Ault, Jacqueline Baird, James L. Blehm, Joan Blenden, Glori Baker, Donald Sk es Baldauf, Herbert Ball, Laverne Balzer, Donna Bartlett, Sherry Bloomfield, Janice Blower, Gary Bauer, Roger Bauman, William Bearinger, Bonnie Beckley, JoAnn Beckman, Richard Bluem, David Bluhm, Beverl Beechler, Frances z Beeker, Gary Beem, Cheryl Behling, Anderson Beisel, Kathleen Boatman, Alan Boehlke, Susan tlle Boelter, Ruthanne Boelter, Sue Boice, Caroline Baath iMichoat Booth, Roy Borchard, Sharon Borm, Beckie Bovee, Sandra Bowden, Marilyn es, James Bowles, Boyse, Peter Brady, Marie Brandt, Gary ‘ Brandt, Karen Brennan, Tim Brethauer, Suzanne Briguglio, Narda Brodowski, Joseph Brown, Carol Brown, Christine Brown, Neil Brown, Roger Brussow, Carol Buddy, Randall Buggia, Vincent Bullington, Anne Burback, Terry Burditt, Christopher Burgess, George Burke, Cheryl Burke, Dianne K. Burman, Thomas Burt, Sharon Burzyck, David Buse, Kenneth an Bush, James Bushong, Trudy Buizin, Gary Byron, Roger Cameron, Glenna Campbell, Colin Campbell, Sharyon Card, Charles Cay, Barbara Cergnul, Frank Cesere, Peter Chamberlin, Marshall Chambers, William Charrey, David Cherry, Wallace Chisholm, Janice Cipriani, Christine Clement, Mary Clunie, Thomas Collier, Janet Cook, Noble Cooper, David Cooper, Mary Lou Cooper, Ronald Cowdry, William Cox, Virginia Cradit, Sandra Crawford, eryl Crawford, Jill Crevia, Phil-Anne Croff, Allen Crouse, William Cruz, Grace Culp, Pamela Curran, James 107 Dankert, Brian Dater, Barbara Davis, Judith Davis, Martha Davis, Sarah Davy, Don Day, Marilyn Decker, Susan Deegan, George Deegan, Leroy Demand, Gary Denby, Jane Dentel, Jerry Denton, Brady Devers, Richard Dew, Donald Dey, Connie Dice, Dick Dietzel, Judy Dietzel, Ken Dill, Craig Dinse, Barbara Docket, Diane Doehring, Caren Doering, Ron Doll, Eulenna Domson, Jud Donoghue, Eleanor Donaldson, Dixie Donaldson, Michael Dork, Michael Douglas, John Doyle, Michael Duby, Sally Dunbar, Donna SS Hillites Follow Popular Fashion Duncanson, James Du Puis, Diana Dvorsek, John Dvorsek, Marilyn Eckert, Lois Eckhardt, Roger Ehrhardt, Dennis Eickholt, James Erford, Phyllis Erlenbeck, Richard Eudis, James Evon. Tom Falkenberg, Mary Farnum, Gordon Fedder, Marcena Feldman. Ann Fillmore, Robert Finazzi, Shirley Firchau, William Fischer, Geree 108 Earley, Jo Ellen Eastman, Wayne Eldred, Laurel Elliott, Robert Engel, Margaret Eystep, Michael Felmlee, Ned Fetting, James Fielder, Shiela Fischer, Beverly Fisher, Kenneth Flathau, Fred Flora, James , Janice Foale Fraker, Mary Sue Frank, James Franklin, Betty Fredericks, Robert Fredericksen, Gary Freidinger, Reed . Michael French a Fritz, Rolly Fritzler, Janet Furlo, John Gage, Robert Gay, Sandra Geddes, Stuart Giesecke, Mary Gilbert, John Gilson, Terry Gillespie, Roland Glaser, Diane Glave, Judy Gleason, Gail Gobble, Jeanne Godwin, Barry Golz, Marlene Gonzalez, Esther Goodell, Thomas Goodlander, Larry Goodman, Susan Gorrow, Christy Goschke, Terry Graham, Margaret Graham, Philip Gray, Elaine Green, James Green, Krekel Grinnell, Robert Grondzik, Esther Grover, Larry Grumbley, Lynn Gunther, Gail Gusie, Kathleen Hackenberg, John Hackett, Gary Hackett, James Hager, Jo Ann Hak, William Hales, Barbara Hall, Connie Hall, La Vern Hamlin, Karen Hamlin, Patricia Hammel, Susan Hammis, Elizabeth Hansen, Ann Hansen, Timothy Hanson, Mary Harmon, William Harrison, Lee Harrison, William The latest hair style js worn by Nola Maturen. 109 Hart, Carolyn Hartfelder, Jeannette Hartle, Lloydell Hartman, Dale Haskin, Hans Hasse, Ernest Haucke, Gunter Haynes, Patricia Hebl, Lois Helmkamp, Glenn Helveston, Robert Henderson, John Henderson, Maxine Hendrickson, Lois Henke, Joyce Juniors take time out from studies to admire class rings. Henning, Connie Henning, Ronald Herman, Frederick Herman, John Hertz, Kathleen —s Juniors Proudly Wear Class Rings Herzog, Cindy Herzog, Richard Hess, John Hester, George Heyse, Janet Hicks, Sally Hiles, Roger Hill, Janice Hill, John Hill, Judy Hoefling, Barbara Hoitenga, James Hollman, Gary Holzhoter, Martin Hoover, Frank Hornbacher, Joyce Horne, Sally Houlihan, Timothy Hovis, Carolyn Hovis, Sharon Hubbard, Kenneth Hubbard, Matthew Humpert, Janet Inman, Charles Irving, Melissa Jackson, Donald Janssers, John Johann, Cotherine Johnson, Jo Ann Johnson, William Johnston, Barbara Jolin, Richard Jones, James Jones, Margaret Jones, Margery Lange, Frederick Langer, Marcia | Larson, Daniel Lauman, Barbara Laverty, Lily Lazorchok, Ruth Lee, Carol Leedke, Gary Lindner, Carole Lochner, Linda Lockwood, Carlton Lockwood, James Loeblein, Pamela Loeblein, Suzanne Loeffler, Joan | Loessel, Catherine | Love, Carol Luplow, Donald Lurie, Michael Lutz, Larry Lynar, Vicki Lytle, Robert Meaatman, Richard MacArthur, Mary MacArthur, Tom MacConnel. Tim Macek, Theodore Mahan, Gerald Jones, Thomas Karam, Kay Karl, David Karls, James Korow. Thomas Karpicke, John Kastorf, Shirley Kaufmann, Alvada Kaufmann, Karen Kazuk, Deanna Keaner, Janice Keller, Gary Kelly, Eugene Kempf, James Kempf, Nancy Kempf, Timothy Kerr, Karen Kettelhohn, Michael Keyser, Sandy Kiet zman, Robert Kimball, Ronald King, Thomas Kingham, Beverly Klein, Karen Klemm, Michael Knapp, Daniel Knoerr. Gilbert Knoerr, Shirley Koboldt, William Koerner, John Kolhoff, Jon Korting, Sandra Kostrzewski, Mary Ellen Krapohl, James Krictzs, Edward Krogman, James Krueger, Connie Krueger, Jerald Krupnek, Gerald Kruse, Andrea Kuelski, Darlene Kuhn, Betty Kuker, Thomas Kundinger, Keith La Grow, Gary La Fleur, Karen La Fond, Dawn Lambel, Patricia Lambert, Thomas Manwell, Beverly Marker, Erwin Markovs, Robert Marshall, Barry Martens, David Martindale, Ray Mason, Frank Mason, Jane Matthies, Daniel Matula, Pealtaid aturen, Nola Mayer, Michael McCarthy, Margaret McC ick, MeChue, A ormick, Norman McCrossen, Robert McCullen, Linda McDonald, Joan McFadden, Laura McFarland, Patrick McGuire, Jean McGuire, Joan McInerney, Cheryl McKenna, Frank McKenna, Thomas McLeod, Charl es McMillan, Joan McMullin, William Prom Highlights Junior Year Mead, Ida Meier, Paul Mell, Clifford Meltesen, Jack Merrill, Jock Mesack, Paul Michutka, J Midcalf, Dale Prenton Miller, Delbert Miller, Donald Miller, Kathryn Miller, Larry D. Miller, Ronald Millerick, Thomas Miluns, Maruta Minor, Myrna Moldenhauer, Robert Moore, Clair Morford, Robert Morris, John Morrison, Rosalie Moser, Ronald Murphy, Carol Murray, Gretchen Murray, Kathleen Myrtle, Lucerne Near, Jerry Neff, Christi Neidhardt, Beverly e ae Nelson, Catherine Neumann, Donna Nickle, Lynne Niven, Judith Nolish, Harold 112 Norton, Gary Otto, Nancy Pahl, Billie — | aia Peelle, Diane Perreault, Paul Peters, Amber Pickelman, John Piechotte, Susanna Pinnell, Barbara Pippo, Sharon Pittenger, Karen Platko, Diane Plettenberg, Cheryl Plumley, Janet PohIman, Robert Pohlman, Ronald Porlas, David Posey, Roger Potthoff, Edward Praay, Richard Praschan, Eve Pratt, Joe Preston, Joyce Provencher, Gail Purcell, Judy Purcell, Patricia Quinsey, Nancy Rabideau, Richard Radke, Clara Rae, Karen Raleigh, Susan Rappuhn, David Rappuhn, Mary Reed, Phyllis Reed, Sharon Reeder, Diane Reeve, Connie Reeve, Onalee Renner, William Richard, Rhea Ann Oglestone, Bonnie Oltz, Richard Ormsby, Robert Orr, Richard Ostermann, Mary Oswald, Glen Paccione, Thomas Pacholke, Judy Pahl, Margaret Palasty, Mary Jo Newly arrived pictures hold the interest of Stewart and Deanna Kazuk. Palin, Lawrence Parrish, Joan Passariello, Andrew 114 Richards, Robert F. Riddle, Janett Riddle, Joan Roenicke, Gary Roesler, Janet Kay Rohn, Gerald Rose, Loyd Rosin, Fred Ruble, Valarie Rummel, Thomas Rupp, Judy Rupp, Robert Ryder, Carol Ryder, Ellen Sackrider, Donna Sadenwater, William Salesk y James Salvner, D. Gordon Sanderson, William Sandow, Gerald Sarle, Stephen Satchell, David Sayers, Edward Schaeding, Linda Schalk, Donna Larry Goodlander and Jim Fetting 1 Herzler in the guidance office. Schallhorn, Connie Schaper, Lynn Schark, Carole Schartow, James Schaumann, Bonnie Counselors Assist Juniors Schell, Mike Schluckbier, Joyce Schmidt, Nelson Schmidt, Gertrude Schmiege, Frederick Schneider, Robert Schomaker, Linda Schreiner, Janice Schust, Robert Schuette, Dean Schuler, Randall Schultz, Sharon Schulz, Doris Scott, Carol Scott, Karen Serrin, Catherine Sharrer Nadene. Shay, Mary Ann Sheppard, Charles Shoskey, Sidney Shoskey, Ronald Sierocki, David Silkstone, William Simerson, Richard Simon, Karen Sizick, George Slade: Sal Smithy Gunn : ) ; Smith, Nancy Smith, Sandra Smith, Thomas q , Smokoska, Sally F Snider, Alfred Sobel, Dorothy Solak, Jerry Sommers, Richard Sonnenberg, Jerry Spaulding, H. Daniel Spears, Tom Spracklin, Mike Sproull, Neil Stafford, Robert Staples, Nancy ee SS Stark, Larry Stark, Richard Steinbicker, Martha Stevens, Richard Stewart, Robert 5 X Stockford, Danny St. Pierre, Rene Storck, William Stout, Philis Sturm, Susan receive counseling from Mr. Oliver Suchocki, Allen Sugden, Robert Sumera, Robert Suppes, Sharon Szabo, Elaine Sztore, Patricia Talik, Patricia Taylor, Ann Taylor, Beverley Taylor, Thomas Teboe, Robert Tenney, Jon M. Terrian, Dennis Teter, Patricia Thompson, Donald Thormeier, Grant Tilley, Gary Timm, Edward Tomforde, Susan Towne, Darlene Trew, Robert Triantafillou, Bessie Triantafillou, George Trier, James Trombley, Mary Truskoski, Janet Tucker, John Tunison, Helen Tunney, Patrick Turner, Roland Vv. irk, Dic yan Buskirk. yacne Vetterle, Sharon 115 ———— Vitito, Karen Vlassis, Don Vogel, Susan Votruba, Patricia Vucich, Patricia Wagner, James Walker, Robert Washburn, Janet Watkins, Derinda Weber, Douglas Weber, Thomas Weiss, Linda Weiner, Victor Wendling, Carole Wendling, Sienna Wenzel, Sharon Wenzel, Sharon K Wenzel, Thomas Werner, Edna White, David White, Louis White, Marcia Whitehead, Linda Whitting, Ray Whitting, Robert Wickman, Anne Wiggins, Richard Wilcox, David Wilhelm, Carol Will, Gary Willett. Julie Williams, Gerald Williams, Jean Anne Williams. Sally Jo i 3 —— Wilson, Patricia Wisniewske, Nancy Withey, Roberta Witte, James Wohlfeil, Raymond Wohlfeill, Kay Wolfe, William Worden, Beverly Wright, David Wuckert, David Wysong, Stephen Yarmuth, Walter Yeager, Joanne Yelcho, Nicholas Yelsik, Paul Younk, Arnold Zaggy, Kenneth Zariski, Joyce Zeman, William Zemanek, John Zietz, Judy Zimmer, Daniel Zizumbo, Lupe 116 Bright Future Ahead For Class Of ’63 JUNIORS N OT SHOWN Ames, Kathy Baker, Bill Ballard, Gary Benton, John Curran, Gail Danhoff, Gerald Goodwin, Wayne Hannon, Richard Heritier, Donald Hoffman, Ronald Honsinger, Douglas Jacob, John Kemerer, Dennis Kipfmueller, Connie Knowlton, Martin La Beau, Diane Leaman, Richard Leslie, Dennis Mannion, May Metiva, Carol Modolo, Todd Mueller, Michael Partlow, Janet Ribble, Roger Sayles, VeAnn Schmidt, Roger Schrank, Robert Soriteu, Donna Speace, George Talik, Frank Abbenanie, Patricia Alber, Karen Accetta, Janet Accetta, Mary Ackley, Sandra Adams, Roland Aguilera, Theodore Albers, Susan Alex, Frank Alexander, Jean Matt Beach makes good use of our hall waste paper baskets. Sophomores Buckle Down Allen, Jenneth Allen, Myron Almy, William Anderson, John Antell, William Antle, Susan Archambault, Karen Ardern, Patricia Arft, Cheryl Armburster, Rosemarie Armstrong, Sally Arnold, Ferris Asman. Maraaret Ault. Peter Avila, Narciso Bailey, Gary Baker, Bette Jo Baker, Darlene Baker, Larry Baker. Sharon Balbach, Carol Balzer, Henry Bank, Donald Bannick, Robert Barber, Sandra Barnett, Joseph Bartels, Marsha Barton, Marlene Basner, David Bauer, Laurence. Bauknecht Marilya Beach, Matthew Bear, Susan Beard, Dorothy Baumgartner, Raymond 117 Becker, Frank | Becker, Robert | | Beckley, Robert Beebe, Vernon 1 a Behm. Kristy 1 Behnke. Darlene Belknap, William Belokonny, Peter Bennett, Averil i Berger, Diane | Berger, Mary Berkobien. Carol | Berkompas. Marv i Beurmann, Sandra | Beyer, Robert Billman, Steven 1 | Billy, Georgianna | Bird, Richard Bishop, Sharon Blaine. Ronald Blake, Bonnie Blake, Gary Hl | Blanton, Paul | | Blemlein, Clifford Hl | Bliss, Doris | Bliss, Thomas | Block, Leanore | Blohm, Alice Sophomores Learn To Drive Bloomfield, Todd Blue, James Bluhm, James Bluhm, Penny Boehm, Thomas Bogard, Roberta Bohinski, Marelyn Boissonneault, Kathy Bonner, Emerson Boone, Elizabeth Borchard, Frederick Borm. Kav Bourdow. Alfred Bovee, Michael Bowen, Cheryl Bowden, Ralph Boyd, Susan Brandimore, Gary Brandt, Robert Braun. John Braun, Kathryn Breeden, David Brennan, Diane Brewer, Kenneth Bricault, Michael Brieske, Jerry Briguglio, Dominick Broadfoot, Randall Brooks, Michael Brown, Carla Brown, Kathleen Browning, William Brubaker. Harold Bruening, Gail Buckey, Melvin Budd, Ned Buddy, Diane Burback. Barbara Burk, Jean Burke, Diane Burns, William Busaid, Kamal 118 ey Pee Cooper, Carole Cooper, Terrill Coplin, Kay Corbett, James Corrad, Paul Cory, Sharon Cox, Dennis Cox, Sally Cradit, Harriet Crawfis, James Crawford, Valerie Crevia, Tex Crinzi, Terry Crouse, Robert Crowley, Susan Crymes, Hershell Curnutt, Pauletta Dargie, Diane Davis, Ann Davis, James Davis, Kathleen Davis, Linda Davis, Mary Ann Davis, Paul Davis, William Day, Richard Day, Timothy Day, William Dean, Nancy DeCorte, James Deegan, Margaret DeKett, Sharon Delavan, Robert DeLong, Kim Dennison, Jerri DeSander, Gary Devereaux, Ronald DeVore, Jayne Dickinson, Carol Dill, Sharyn Dinse, Karl Domson, Judy Busch, Kathy Buse, Charles Bush, Thomas Bussinger, Gwer: Butler Cheri Butler, Gary Butts, Larry Byrne, Robert Byron, Jill Calkins, Diane Campbell, Earl Campbell, Kathleen Campeau, Patricia Canda, Judy Carlisle, Ann Carlton, Ellen Carter, Clifford Carter, Sharon Case, Susan Chapman, David Cheney, Ruth Cherry, Dennis Cherry, Patricia Cherry, Thomas Chislea, Paul Church, Gary Clark, Geraldine Clark, Lawrence Clark , Robert Clemens, Lenore Clements, John Cline, Lucy Close. 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Cole, Richard Comstock, Daniel Doran, Harold Doran, Pat Dork, Stephen Doss, Howard Doughty, Douglas Douglas, Carol Douglas, Gail Douglas, Linda ove, Barry Dow, Judy Druelle, Dennis Dubay, Penny Ducham, Mike Dungey, Pearl Dundurs, George Durand, Douglas Durkee, Michael Dvorsek, Sue Ebach, Harry Ecker, Mary Ellen Eckhardt, Fred Eichstaedt, Margaret Ellis, John Endline, Diane Endstrasser, Joan Engel, Diane Engel, Larry Engel, Thomas Engelhardt, Nancy Engels, Robert Enszer, Thomas Engel, Ernest Erdman, Wesley Esckilsen, Marilyn Faerber, Dale Fahnanstiel, Susan Fahndrich, Keith Faletti, Joy Ann Falkenberg, Diane Falkenberg, Jack Fauver, Shannon Favara, Thomas Favel, Alice Federico, Lawrence Feit, Kenneth Feldotte, Michael Felton, Donna Ferguson, Nancy Fetters, Jane Fetting, Thomas Fiebig, Bonnie Filiatraut, Nancy Findlay, Linda Firmingham, Theodore Fischer, Susan Fisher, Maurice Fisher, Robert W. os Flasinski, Nancy Flores, Consuello Fobear, Susan Foerster, Dennis Fons, Michael Foulds, June Franklin, Calvin Franklin, Patricia Franz, Helen Freid, Shirley Friesorger, Vickie Fritzler, John Fruk, Carol | i Gadd, Annajo Galbraith, Sharon Gallagher, Michael Gallery, Sandra Garber, Jack Garinger, Judith Garinger, Kathleen Garn, Richard Garrett, James Gase, Monte Gaus, Leslie Gazella, Kenneth Geese, Wilbur Gelow, Arthur Gerwin, Jack The sophomore class officers are Phyllis Peacock, vice- president, John Anderson, president, Mark Richter, secretary- treasurer. Gibson, David Giessel, Gary Gilbert, Nancy Gillert, Constance Gilleylen, Bruce Gilman, Robert Girardot, Yvonne Glaser, Betty Glaser, Margaret Glover, Gloria Godina, Lidia Goldberger, Michael Goodenough, Ervin Golz, Frank Gorte, Nancy Gould, David Goulding, Gerald Graebner, James Graham. Sharon ranse, James Grant, Stewart Greenberg, Greer Grenell, Terry Green, Dianna Green, Marilyn Griebel, Betty Jane Griebel, Betty Jo Griebel, Janet Griewank, Pamela Griffore, Harry Grinnell, Karen Groening, Sally Gromak, Dennis Gronda, Jean Guerin, Mary Kay Guerrero, Juanita Gunther, John Guthridge, Richard Hackett, Terry Haenlein, Tonette Hak, Judith Hales, Richard 121 Hanes, Carol Hansen, James Hard, Vivienne Hare, Patricia Harper, Cheri Hatton, Diane Hayes, Susan Hayner, Erdeen Haynes, Sandra Heidebrink, Connie Heilbronn, William Heilman, David Heitman, Timothy Hempstead, Judith Henderson, Sandra Henne, Diane Herman, Ruth Herbert, Sharon Herm, David Hernandez, Lena Hersem, Thomas Herzog, William Hill, Carol Hinskey, Dwain Hodgins, Bonnie Hoerauf, Mark Hoffman, Roger Hoge, Pat Holcomb, Timothy Holly, Kathleen Hoppe, Henry Houston, Ronald Howard, Lauran Howell, Richard Howell, Ronald Howie, James Hundshamer, Dorohty Hunt, Linda Susan Huyghe, Linda lamurri, Richard Imerman, Jane Ingersoll, Bruce Ingram, William Sophomores Diane Greene and Ed Leib keep up to date with current Arthur Hill activities through the newspaper. Inman, John 122 Inskeep, Mary 123 Kerridge, Mary Kessler, Diana Khuen, Diane Kibby, Allen Kiebala, Mary Kietzman, Elaine Killingsworth, Gary King, Lawrence Kitsch, John Kleekamp, Gary Klopf, Karen Kluck. Marilyn Knowlton, Ellen Koch, Jesse Kolesar, Robert Konecny, Feorge Konesko, Jerry Kostrzewa, Robert Kotko. Maria Krafft, Randall Kramer, Elizabeth Krancik, Sharon Krause, Beverly Krawczyk, Bonnie Krenz, Nancy Kreuchauf, Gary Kreutzbeldt, Lomara Krueger, Harold Krueger, Janice Krueger, Linda Kurth, Michael Kurtz, Elizabeth Kutsch. Jenny LaDouce, Sandra LaFave, Clayton Jackson, Dennis Jackson, Terrance Jacob, Karen Jacques, Gene Jacques, Robert Jakes, Ruth Jambor. Doreen Jameson, Richard Jarema, Kathleen Jarzabkowski, Ronald Jennings, Brian Jersevic. Valerie Jewell, David Johnson, Janice Johnson, Leslie Johnson, Steven Johnson, Thomas Johnson, William Jones, Sally Jones. Sandra Jungerheld, Sharon Juras, Joseph Kalis, Fred Kapplinger, Charles Karam, John Karas, Carl Karls, Mark Karst, Barbara Katz, Timothy Kaufmann, Henry Kellett, David Kelly William Kemerer. Christina Kemerer, Ronald Kenel, Gary Lagalo, Elizabeth A. LaGrow, William Lambert, Wayne Lang, Mary Lange, Karen Lange, Kenneth Langley, Marilyn LaPage, Douglas Larson, David Latkovic, Barbara Lauman, Michael Laverty, William Leach, Kandis Leddy, Edward Ledtke, Jerry Lehner, Michael Leib, Edward Lemke, Richard Lentner, Judith Leonard, Cheryl Leonard. Jane Alcove studying is put to full use by sophomores. Leppek, Mary Ann Leroux, Robert Levi, William Lewis, Patricia Lichau, Paul Lichtenwald, Bonnie Lichtenwald, Georgia Light, Mark Light, Walter Likam, Patricia Limberg, David List, Christine Loehr, oehr, Spencer beiee None Maddox, Susan Maeder, Jackie Maguire, Daniel Maidlow, Spencer Malenfant, Thomas Mang, Karen Mangus, Edward Manning, John Mannion, Robert Marden, Kathleen Markey, Christine Markva, Roy Marquis, Ronald Martin, Diann Martin, Karen 124 Martin, Marjorie Martin, Patricia Martin, Priscilla Matoy, Elizabeth y Mattern, Ross Matthews, Jean Mauch, Mary Mayer, Donna McCollum, Ronald McCray, Louis McCullen, Carole McCullen, Gary McCulloch, Kim McCurdy, Sandra McCurdy, Sandra McDonald, Patricia McDonald, Vicki McDougal, Robert McGhee, John McIntyre, Jean McKinstry, Eugene McKnight, Mary McManus, Marilyn McNab, James McPhee, Karen McGregor, David Y, Meade, Grant Meier, Chery] Meier, Ferdy Meltesen, Chris Mendell, Jacqueline Merlone, Catherine Meschke, Barry Meyer, James Meyer, Larry Meyer, Robert Meyers, Sue Michaels, Wavne Michutka, James Mickey, Dave Mickey, Robert Miles, Michael Miller, David Miller, Larry Miller, Richard Miller, Ronald Miller, Terry Miller, Thomas Miller, Thomas C. Millerick, David Mills, James Minard, Kathryn Moore. Judith Moreau, Marcia Morgrette, James Muehlenbeck, Kathy Mueller, Donald Mueller, Pauline Mueller. Shirley unck, Harry Myers, James Myers, Ronald Nab, Terry Nagel, Bonnie Nagel, Chris Nancarrow, Robert Near. Twila Neorr, Lynne 125 126 Pepera, Barbara Perez, Maria Peterson, David Petry, Sandra Pickard, Rose Picardi, Ronald Piechotte, Patricia Piersall, Mary Pierson, Jean Pinnell, Michael Plambeck, Kathleen Podojak, Sandra Pohlman, Frederick Pope, Laura Powers, Dennis Powers, Dorothy Poyer, John Pratt, Jeanette Pratt. Ray Pretzer, Deane Price, Gerald Price, Lee Price, Terrille Pringle, Mary Proux, Dennis Provost. Pamela Prueter, Robert Prueter, William PuChacz, Darlene Purcell, Richard Purchase, Gayle Puszykowski, Carol Quick. Edward Quick, Robert Rader. Alvin Rae, JoAnn Randal, George Rappuhn, Barbara Rapid Robert Reagh, Margaret Reed, Ronald Reese, Pamela Newcomb, Ernie Newvine, James Nichol, Beth Nickle, Paul Nickleess, John Niederstadt, Larry ikolai, Diane Niven, Robert North, Darlene North, Larry Northrup, Wanda Nothnagel, Arleen Novak, Catherine Nowlin. Linda Nurnberg, Jack O’Brien, Jack O’Connor, Kenneth Oehlke, Paul Oesterreicher, Richard O'Keefe, Eleanor Ormes, Howard Ortman, Louis Osborn, Pamela Ostler, William Ostrander, Arlene Ott, Nancy Parke, Roy Parks, Michael Parrette, Richard Partlow, George W. Partlow, Jean Paulson, Thomas Paxson, William Peacock, Phyllis Pearson, Sylvia Reeve, John W. Reimers, Diane Reinbold, Nancy K. Reinbold, Thomas Reinis, Liga Reis, Andrew Relmus, Robert Remensnyder, James Rexius, Jacqueline Rexius, Sally Rexius, William G. Richard, Dixie Richards, Robert J. Richardson, Mary Jane Richter, Donald M. Riedel, George V. Riedlinger, Susan Rivard, Carole Robbins, Jo Ann Robinson, Joel Robishaw, Janice K. Rogers Katie Rogers, Pamela J. Rooker, Shirley Rosa, Robert E. Rose, James A. Rosebrock, JoAnn Ross, Janice Ross, Robert Roth, John Roth, Robert M. Ruby, Judith K. Rudy, Ann Ruediger, Audley C. Ruff, William Ruiz, Veda J. Rulison, Thomas E. Ruthig, Jean M. Ruthig, Robert E. Salvner, Gary M. Samson, Gary Sanchez, Angelita Sanders, Jacqueline Sapp, Luann Sarow, Janice K. Sarow, William Sauve, Carolyn Saxton, Patricia Schade, Richard Schaffer, David A. Schalk, Bonnie Schaper, Lynn L. For Play Honors . of ; Lee Block reviews lines before Sophomore Play in the 1962 Play Tournament. that 127 Schartow, Maryann Scheidler, Chery] Schell, Edward Schemm, George W. Scherping, Sandra Schimpf, David Schindehette, Beth Schirmer, Vicky Schmidt, Gary G. Schmidt, John Schmittgen, Jill Schmolitz, Jerome Schnettler. Janet Schobert, Dan Schomaker, Barbara Schoof, Sandra L. Schreader, Franklin Schreiner, Jacqueline A. Schrems, Sally L. Schroeder, Elinor Schroeder, Jane Schroeder, Larry C. Schuler, Alan K. Schultz, Barbara A. Schultz, Craig Schultz, Gary Schultz, Jacqueline A. Schultz, Rosemary Schulz, Denise L. Schutt, Susan Schwanbeck, Janet Sederlund, Edward Seiferlein, Katherine Sharkey, Dale E. Sharp, Margaret Sherman, William E. Shields, Karen Shields, Larry Shoemaker, Kay Short, Diane Short, William Sieggreen, Dwight Silnieks, Mara Simmons, Michael Skentzos, Diana Skowronski, Carl Sophomores Betty Kipfmueller, Slaybaugh, Eugene ae Leach and Mike Lauman hurry Doug La to class. Smith, Eleanor Smith, Robert A. Smith, Robert G. Smith, Ronald M. Smith, Sheryl C. Smith, Susan Somerville, Paul K. Sommerfield Dean B. Souder, Douglas Spaedt, Duane Specht, Larry Specht, Patricia Spencer, Ann Marie Sperry, Joan A. Spiridonow, Gisela Stanley, Rosemary Stark, Gary L. Stebbins, Berry J. Stec, Danny Steiner, Darryl D. Stephens, JoAnn L. Stevens, Sally Stevenson, Dennis Stewart, Rushia Stoddard, David Streb, Cheryl Strobel, Sandra Strong, David Sugden, Jon A. Sumera, Sally Suppes, Vicki Surdock, William Swan, Gary Swift, Sue A. Szrenski Rita Essentials Page, Kandis Tackebury, Jack Talik, Gary Tanner, Russell Tate, Garlin Lou Taub, Ronnie C. Tefteller, Linda Jo TenEyck, William Thayer, Leonard Theaker, Darlene Thiede, Faye Thiel, Joanne Thom, James Wanek, Mary Jo Wanless, Gilbert Ward, Bruce Warner, Connie Warner, Thomas Warren, Cecil Waters, Thomas Waiers, Spencer Watters, Theodore Watz, Janice Waiz, Robert Weber, William Webster, Fred D. Jr. Weiker, Xenolyn Weiler, Lyle Wells, Robert Wendler, Anne Wendt, Janice Wenzel. Judith Werner, Robert Wescott, Patricia Weslock , Sharon Westendorf, Roger Whalen, Dennis Whalin, Barbara Wheatley, Carol Wheatley, Sue Whitmore Carol Whitmore, Marcia Whitting, Richard Wickham, Geraldine Wieland, David Wilcox. Barbara Wilhelm, Loraine Wilk, Charles Thompson, Diane Thompson, John Thoms, Janet Tillock, Barbara Tomandl, Terry Tomforde, Vicki Tompa, Judy Torres, Ramon Trask, Lee Ann Trew, June A. Tuck, Michael Tucker, Craia Tucker. David Tucker, Terry Turner, Michael Turner, Scott Turrill, David Tuttle, Connie Tyner, Hillary Uhrich, Jack Unger, Glenn Updike, Robert Uphoff, Lynn Ureche, Karen Vadovich, Dianne M. Vagel, Bonnie Van Herweg, James VanWormer, Sandra Vasey, Ronald Vincent , Dale Vincent, Jean Voorheis, Thomas Wackerly, Nancy Wallace, Janet Wamback, John Wilkin, Lynn Wilkins, Wesley Williams, James Willman, Christine Wilson. Linda J. Wilson, Marjorie Wilson, Donald Wilson, Marlin Wiltse, Allan Wiltse, Dale Winchell, Doris Winters, Diane Wise, Mary Wolf, Patricia Wolfgram, Janet Wolfgram, Joyce Wood, Lynn Wood, Pamela Woodward, Janice Wrege, Judy To Be Loyal H | ifes SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Friesorger, Vikki George, Randai K rzywosinski, Maurice LaCross, Herbert Meyer, Robert W. Rousseadu, Michael Smith, Susan Thompson, John Wright, Bonita Wright, James Wright, Terri Wuckert, Ernst Wyatt, Dennis Yeager, Joan Young, John Young, Marjorie Young, Philip Zahnow, Beth Zeitler, Elaine Zittle, Paul Zittel, Suzanne Zuziak, Penny Zuziak, Mike CLUBS Profile of Interest A SKIER’S INTENSE INTEREST AS HE MAKES HIS FIRST RUN DOWN A DRIFTED SLOPE, A YOUNG PERSON’S SATISFYING REWARD IN GIVING A bf HELPING HAND, THE PRIDE ON THE GLOWING FACE OF A STUDENT AS HE IS ACCEPTED INTO AN HONOR CLUB AFTER ACCOMPLISHING A CHALLENGING TASK, THE .CURIOSITY THAT IS STIMULATED IN THE LANGUAGE SCHOLAR TO LEARN OF OTHER NATIONS AND TO WIDEN HIS OWN HORIZON; AND THE DEEP CONCENTRA- TION OF THE OPPONENTS IN A CHESS GAME; THESE PROFILES OF INTEREST GENERATE FROM THE CLOSE ASSOCIATION THAT CLUBS CAN GIVE. eed HE Hi-Y members shoot for the basket during a recreation night. 134 HI-Y. FIRST ROW: L. Linville, R. Buddy, J. Hyslop, D. Spauld- ing, R. Stock, D. Devers, J. Zemanek. SECOND ROW: R. Bird, R. Remensnyder, J. Michutka, R. Lytle, L. Sonnenberg, J, Niederstadt, J. Michutka, F. Hoover. THIRD ROW: L. The purpose of Hi-Y is to promote clean living, clean scholarship, and clean religion. Boys who have the desire to fulfill this purpose are welcome to join Hi-Y. As members of this club, these boys work to serve their school and community. In their largest fund-raising project which is the Hi-Y-faculty basketball game, youth and experience oppose each other. The money raised through this project was contributed to the expense of the new basketball score board. Two members are chosen to attend a mock legis- lative convention. These members have a valuable experience, actually voting for senators, representa- tives, and a governor, and they also pass bills. At the close of the school year the Hi-Y president presents the Outstanding Sophomore Boy award to the boy so chosen by students and faculty. re and Y-Teens Goodlander, B. Godwin, P. Parker, J. Campau, J. Koerner, R. Woodman, J. Heffel. Missing from the picture: Dick Dana, president. Y-TEENS. FIRST ROW: M. McCarthy, J. Pierson, M. Henry, C. Olney, vice-president; M. Huyghe, president; G. Solter- man, treasurer; K. Rae, secretary; L. Huyghe, E. Smith, S. Petry. SECO ND ROW: M. Ison, P. Robart, H. Tunison, N. Kempf, P. Loeblein, D. Green, C. Robart, C. Hill, K. La- Fleur, P. Rogers, C. Wheatley. THIRD ROW: D. Jenkins, M. Support Girls interested in serving their community are in- vited to join Y-Teens. New members are initiated at a tea in early October. Affiliated with the YWCA, Y-Teen members work to promote stronger friendship between people of different nationalities and races, and to bolster community services. Y-Teen members undertake numerous activities dur- ing the year. Sewing baby kimonos for the Needle- work Guild was the Y-Teens first project this year. These kimonos are distributed to various charities, such as the First Ward and Guadalupe Centers. Dec- orating the YWCA with greens during the holiday season, singing Christmas carols, as well as listening to hair stylists and other speakers compose some of the activities in the Y-Teens’ busy schedule. The Outstanding Sophomore Girl, one of the school’s most honored personalities, is presented her award by the president of Y-Teens at the close of the school year. Community Engel, L. Findlay, M. Lang, L. Mcintyre, J. Brubaker, S. Mathany, K. Bushey, M. Ecker, L. Krueger, J. Loeffler. FOURTH ROW: P. Payton, C. Doehring, K. Mang, D. Neu- mann, C. Scott, J. Henke, S. Sturm, L. McFadden, R. Cheney, V. Hard, C. Flores, S. Thoms. Services. J. Pierson, C. Scott, G. Solterman, and D. Jenkins contribute their time and talent as they reflect their happiness in giving. 135 a REAR | | FRENCH CLUB. FIRST ROW: Miss Beverly Yates, co-sponsor; Heyse, T. Beird, D. VanBuskirk, C. Herzog, L. Bloc . | J. Allen, S. Williams, P. Payton, R. Campau, secretary; J. Hovis, S. Horne, K. Wohlfeill, L. Clemens. FOURTH Re Gobble, French Club II president; C. Murphy, treasurer; J. J. Pierson, S. Freid, N. Kempf, M. Day, M. Jones, C- re . Brubaker, vice-president; S. Davis, P. Lambel, J. Keaner. ford, C. Borce, L. Amble, S. Borchard, D. Reeder, R. Stan SECOND ROW: K. Pittenger, S. Strobel, R. Schultz, B. Ack- ley. FIFTH ROW: L. Huyghe, C. Robart, S. Decker, S. Fraker ermann, J. Hinz, P. Ardern, K. Behm, C. Bell, M. Asman, C. Loessel, J. Henke, J. Schreiner, V. Schirmer, C. Wheatley M. Kluck, N. Gorte. THIRD ROW: C. Brown, M. Miluns, J. J. Mader, Mrs. Marjory Jacobson, co-sponsor. | C'est Magnifique! ... Ole! . . . Wunderbar! “Parlez-vous francais?’ Anyone enrolled in @ French class is welcome to join either of the French aia clubs. French | is for those people who wish to speak English as well as French. French Il is for French= speaking members only. French Club members strive for a better understanding of France, its people, cus- toms, and language. Among its many projects during the year is the stationery sale. Baked goods sales, held annually in the cafeteria, always attract a crowd of hung students. The goal of every French Club member is to wor for his club pin. In order to receive this pin, a me ber must earn thirty points throughout the year. Rae-Lynn Campau sells French Club stationery to help equip the language lab. SPANISH CLUB. FIRST ROW: C. Markey, B. Wright, K. Miller, treasurer; J. Mason, vice-president; S. Keyser, presi- dent; S. Swift, secretary; M. Henderson, P. Culp, A. Peters. SECOND ROW: N. Maturen, J. Schwanbeck, N. Staples, R. Morrison, G. Greenberg, B. Whalin, M. Hanson, C. Mc- Inerney. THIRD ROW: M. Engel, C. Doehring, S. Goodman, P. Dubay, D. Slancik, D. Ott, P. Specht, C. Tucker. FOURTH ROW: Miss Cora Morgan, sponsor; S. Fobear, G. Murray, J. Rupp, P. Loeblien, P. Votruba, H. Meijer, T. Holcomb. “Como esta usted” is a familiar expression of stu- dents who belong to the Spanish Club. Members learn more about the language and life of the Spanish- speaking countries. The gaiety of Pan American Day down in South America spreads to Spanish Club members also. Then, at the annual all-school awards assembly the “Ex- cellency in Spanish” award is given to a superior student in this language. GERMAN CLUB. FIRST ROW: E. Kramer, P. Robart, R. Armbruster, C. Johann, S. Knief, H. Wuckert, T. Heitman, D. Howell, W. Bauman. SECOND -ROW: Mrs. Helen Kerns, E. Hammis, M. Henry, E. Kuznicki, V. Pudschun, T. Crenzi, G. Kleekamp, F. Kabis, J. Thom. THIRD ROW: S. Suppes, J. Fritzler, S. Hammel, X. Weiker, M. Dugan, J. Hicks, G. Cameran, K. Beisel, B. Benish, K. Buse. Hillites interested in improving their background in the German language are invited to join the Ger- man Club. Conversing with the three German ex- change students during the club meetings helped to develop a more thorough knowledge of Germany and its people. LATIN CLUB, FIRST ROW: Miss Patow, sponsor; M. Beach, R. Garn, C. Schroeder, P. Davis, L. McFadden, G. Cameron, treasurer; M. Ison, president; S. Decker, vice-president; L. Nickle, secretary; D, Reeder, L. Berkompas, J, Niven, C. Wilhelm, L. Lockner. SECOND ROW: A. Gadd, K. Boissonneault, T. Benford, S. Boehlke, S. Bor- chard, J. Keaner, C. Harper, D. Powers, S. Hayes, C. Leonard, D. Peimers, J. Lentner, B. Nichol, H. Tunison, B. Phal. THIRD ROW: P. Martin, L. Cline, C. Merlone, L. Trask, R. Ederer, L. Hammis, K Minard, D. Henne, A. Sharp, B. Latkovic, P. Likam, P. Du ge Johnson, S. Sumera, D. Skentzos. FOURTH ROW: D. Curtis, P. Me E. Schroeder, L. Neoor, F. Wallace, S. Schutt, D. Berger, K. Man D. Endline, E. Leib, S. Maidlow, P. Zittle, G. Konecny, W. Joh FIFTH ROW: D. Wilcox, H. Haskins, C. Lockwood, W. Silk Byron, M. Light, D. Jackson, B. Jennings, G. Meyer, D. Wuckert, G. Nordstrom, P. Corrad. One of the largest clubs at Arthur Hill, the Latin Club, increases the members’ interest in Latin as they Participate in Roman ways and customs. Affiliated with the Junior Classical League, the club is open to those who are now enrolled in a second year Latin class and have attained a first-marking period grade of “B” or better. An outstanding yearly event is the Guctioning of new members as slaves to old mem- bers. Freedom is gained by the slave when he has accumulated a hundred points through good marks and active Participation in the club. Games, skits, Plays, style shows, pictures, and speakers, having to do with Roman life, highlight the meetings. Marilyn Ison, president of Latin Club, stands beside a banner | which states Arthur Hill’s motto, ‘“Achievement with Honor,” in Latin. 138 Salvete Amicos P. Corrad, C. Schroeder, E. Leib adjust their togas while waiting their turn to be auctioned off as Roman slaves during initiation. 139 Girls Swimmers’ Aids: First row: K. Kaiser, J. Beckley, M. B. Byron, V. Cox, S. Plettenberg, M. Langer, J. H Ison, M. E. Kostrezewski, D. Glaser, M. Trombley, J. Bru- C. Stroebel. Third row: J. White, N. Quinsey, L. Schaedi baker, S. Duby, J. Wilson. Second row: Mrs. McCrea, spon- A. Hansen, C. Reeve, D. Kazuk, M. Henderson, D, Va sor; M. Southworth, E. Praschan, S. Boehlke, K. Needham, Buskirk, J. Washburn, N. V. Smith. In order to become a qualified swimmer’s aid, girls Girls who are water ballet enthusiasts may tryout must have passed the National Red Cross swimming for Aqualites. After one year of training as an Aqua. tests, and have learned basic life saving techniques. dim, girls are eligible for tryouts, which are held be- Each hour these girls assist Mrs. McCrea in her fore Aqualite members. These girls must excel in swimming classes, helping classmates perfect their strokes and stunts. After many months of practice fundamental strokes and their dives. they perform in their annual spring water show. SWIMMERS EXECUTE SWIMMING SKILLS Vy Aqualites: First row: Mrs. McCrea, sponsor; G. Murray, K, C. Hovis, D. Peelle, v, Cox, S. Kietzman, A. Hansen, J. Needham, secretary; J. Moessner, vice-president; L. Byron, Hill. Third row: S. VanWormer, M. Southworth, G. Me- President; S. Gremel, treasurer; M. Gottschalk, E. Adams, Gregor, C. Ruthig, C. Nelson, J. Washburn, N. G. Smith, S. Gross. Second row: C. Plettenberg, J. Heyse, S, Boehlke, J. Brubaker, M. Irving. 140 Boy’s Swimmers’ Aids: First Row: J. Wagner, J. Gustin, J. Leishman, H. Nolish, A. Ledtke, J. Bluhm, W. Sherman, T. Heitman, R. Nancarrow, D. Sare. Second row: D. Pretzer, P. Ault, N. Shankel, M. Spracklin, T. Kuker, H. Noack, T. Rummel, D. Souder, J. Krogman. Third row: R. Henning, D. Larson, W. Henry, L. Grover, D. Joseph, J. Zemanek, J. J. Campau, G. Fox, L. White. Fourth row: D. S chaffer, J. Rem- ensnyder, W. Paxson, M. Booth, R. Freidinger, J. Karam, R. Schmidt, M. Pinnell, R. McCrea. With help from swimmers’ aids and_ instruction from Mr. Gainey, boys in swimming classes develop better swimming strokes and dives. The aids are boys who are exceptionally good swimmers and who have passed a series of tests proving their swimming practice synchronized stunts in preparation for their spring water show. 1 41 Future Homemakers of America: FIRST ROW: J. Gillig, treasurer; M. Railling, president. SECOND ROW: E. Gray, S. Galbraith, S. Korting. Future Homemakers of America seek to have a broader knowledge of homemaking. They learn the fine points of baking, cooking, sewing, flower arrangement, and home nurs- ing. New members are initiated at a dinner in the fall. Future Teachers of America FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hamlin, advisor; E. Norberg, treasurer; R. Crandell, S. Knief, E. Davis, president; S., Canaday, vice- president; M. Fraker, secretary; L. Boukamp, N. Ott. SECOND ROW: J. Keaner, K. Klein, D. Green, M. Green, B. Pahl, S. Gross, D. Endline, B. Pepera, P. Votruba. THIRD ROW: Ei Weiss, P. Specht, C. Loessel, N. Staples, S. Decker, L. Lochner, J. Mason, S. Canaday, M. Lang. FOURTH ROW: R, Ederer, E. Donoghue, L. McFadden, G. Glover, J. Hempstead, L. Howard, C. Schade, L. Tyner. FIFTH ROW: P. Likam, D. Cooper, P. Dungey, P. Conrad, B. Shear, C. List, D. Schradel, M. Boulton. 142 eg e ener areeern? ep eeeae MEL STEP ee setts see t) Nancy Flasinski, a homemaking student, puts a casserole in the over “Being a teacher's assistant is rewarding experience,” say Sonja Gross and Edna Davis. Working at the Hand- ley School for two hours each day gives them excellent Preparation for a teaching career. Future Teachers, working as a group, donated toys and books to the children at the T.B. Sanitarium for Christmas. Helpful activities and listening to speakers fill their agenda. Did you ever cut your finger on your locker, or fall on the ice when coming to school? If so, you naturally ran to the Health Room for a bandage. The girls who work there for an hour each day are preparing themselves for a career in nursing. They are the Fu- ture Nurses of America. What would we do without them? Future Nurses of America: FIRST ROW: S. Burgess, D. Slancik, president; N. Prueter, P. Loeblein, G. Nord- strum. SECOND ROW: J. Rumley, K. Bushey, J. Rae, J. Heyse, D. Jenkins. THIRD ROW: R. Reid, S. Sieb, M. Mannion, M. Bowden, D. Railling. Hillites Seek Various Careers Future Physicians of America Arthur Hill’s newest club, Future Physicians of FIRST ROW: S. Horne, P. Meier, 1M Houlihan, student repre- America, offers new and interesting facts in the realm sentative; J. Sperry, L. Nickle, W. Silkstone. SECOND ROW: of medicine to club members. Under the supervision R. Freidinger, G. Triant, P. Mesack, M. Lurie, R. Grenell, T. Heitman. THIRD ROW: R. Parke, J. Braun, J. McDonald, C. Plettenberg, J. Heyse, K. Needham, C. Murphy. of Dr. William Mason, pediatrician, members are acquainted with the profession of medicine, require- ments to become a doctor, college financing, and choice of colleges. Visits to Saginaw and surrounding area hospitals and talks with doctors in the different fields of medicine give them first hand impressions of what this profession holds for them. 143 Solitude the studies of the Natural Science Club under the di- rection of Mr. Case. | The call of the wilderness. A JETS: FRONT ROW: B. Benish, D. Spaulding, J. Grant, J. Gobble, L. Goodlander. SECOND ROW: C. Loessel, J. Heyse, J. Hortenga, J. mann, S. Houlihan, J. Myczka, J. Heffel. Scientists Explore Natural Science: FRONT ROW: C. Sheppard, M. Beach, G. Brandt W. Falkenburg. SECOND ROW: A. J. Herryman, R. Booth, G. Konecny J.E.T.S., the Junior Engineering Technical Society, welcomes Hillites whose ambition may be in an en- Pickelman, R. Buddy. THIRD ROW: J. Scorsone, L. Schaper, R. Leh- gineering profession. Under the leadership of Mrs. Engle these students investigate the engineering world in hopes of acquiring a wider k nowledge in this field. Nature’s Mysteries ; The open fields surrounding Saginaw offer Natural : Science members places to explore. 145 Heffel, T. Kinney. Crucibles: Front Row: Mr. William Warren, sponsor; L. Goodlander, R. Schuler, H. Wuckert. Second Row: R. Salvner, R. Remensnyder, J. In days of old Alchemists were always seeking for the elixer of life. They also attempted to obtain gold from lead and other metals. Crucibles are vessels for melting metals or minerals under extreme heat. Our modern day chemistry societies, Alchemists and Cru- cibles, seek to further their knowledge of chemistry in industry, medicine, and research. Ison, E. Jameson, V. Pudschun, J. Gobble, Alchemists: Front Row: Mr. William Warren, sponsor; S. Canaday, M. L. Nickle. Second Row: S. 146 Honor Clubs Display Hillites’ Best Quill and Scroll: FRONT ROW: M. Huyghe, D. Timm, S. Canaday, J. Puravs. SECOND ROW: W. Ruhwinkel, C. Clayton, N. Scheider, M. Gottschalk, N. Pierson, M. Geke- The International Honorary Journalistic Society, commonly called Quill and Scroll, is one of Arthur Hill’s honor clubs. Members are those whose interest ea: falls in the field of journalism. In order to become a member the candidate must maintain a “B”’ average, have had three semesters j of journalism, and above all, have had seventy-five inches of published material. Initiation is held at a Christmas party and at a banquet at the close of the school year. The National Thespians Society is open to qualified students from the fields of debate, forensics, and dramatics. To become a member, the student must have earned one-hundred points or more. Participation in the semester plays, assemblies, play tournaments, and the Christmas Pageant earns points. Point value is determined by the role played. Thespians: FRONT ROW: P. Loeblein, P. Schilling. SECOND ROW: J. Gobble, K. Cameron, T. DuCharm. THIRD ROW: D. Charrey, B. Godwin, J. Heffel. 147 Pep Club Officers: Carol Munck, vice-president, Barry God- Whether it be decorating goal posts, painting posters, or cheering our teams on to victory from the bleachers, Pep Club members, abiding by their con- stitution, strive to strengthen school spirit. They or- ganize pep rallies which serve to inspire the student body and to encourage our teams. These pep rallies, where teams are introduced and cheers rehearsed, help to build sturdy school morale. Mr. Grueber, in the midst of paint, posters, and Hillites, supervises the activities of Pep Club’s poster committee. Pep Club Sparks School Spirit me win, president, Carol Diamond, treasurer, and Pete Schil- Weng ling, secretary. 148 Terry Crinzi and Bobbie Withey concentrate as they decorate our goal posts. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Sue Boyd, Diane Kuhn, Sue Zittle, captain, Jane Immerman, Molly Reagh, and Kathy Braun. Final tryouts for junior varsity cheerleading are held in mid-September. After attending summer “learning” sessions which consist of hours of hard practice under the supervision of the varsity squad, the trainees are screened. Those selected, along with the varsity squad, lead the student body in cheering, a vital inspiration to the teams. Varsity Cheerleaders: Margo Geyer, Betty Kuhn, Connie Kreuger, Carol Raymond, Margaret Cansfield, captain, and Kathie List. 149 Bowling Club: FIRST ROW: R. Richard, D. Towne, K. Karam, M. Day, W. Silkstone, G. Hackett, R. Stafford, D. Ba ‘ M. Miluns, secretary; R. Dana, president; G. Schmidt, vice- FOURTH ROW: L. Neiderstadt, S. Kastorf, L. Whitehea president; P. Sztorc, treasurer; P. Loeblein, C. Murphy, SEC- Beeker, J. Hill, M. Karls, D. Thompson, T. Kuker, a PEG OND ROW: A. Herryman, C. Henning, J. Heyse, G. Triant, K. FIFTH ROW: C. Boice, G. Breuning, K. Abler, D. Schob: Fisher, R. Borg, J. Gouiding, R. Byrne, R. Jarzabkowski, THIRD Johnson, W. Johnston, J. Schmidt, J. Will, G. Will, B. ( ROW: W. Sarow, C. Wilhelm, D. Reider, D. Otto, B. Pinnel, Hillites Pursue Varied Hobbies A ball straight down the alley, a strike, a perfect 300; these are the goals of every Bowling Club mem- ber. This club was organized to give Hillites an oppor- iunity to learn more about bowling and to improve their skill. The winning teams are honored at an an- nual banquet where trophies are presented. The Chess Club, now in its third year, was set up at the request of students. Organized matches be- tween club members provide varying competition in this game of concentration. Chess Club: Seated: T. Firmingham, M. Mueller. From left to right stand: ing: D. Breeden, J. Tenney, D. Enser, J. Williams, A. Herryman, presi- dent; J. Burk, treasurer. ES 150 Combine a shuttle cock, a light-weight racket, a five- foot net, a group of nimble boys, and you have the Hillites in Badminton Club. Under Mr. Purdy’s super- vision, these boys participate in interclub singles and doubles matches. Badminton Club: FRONT ROW: J. Hill, G. Fredericksen, E. Krictz, R. Ormsby. SECOND ROW: E. Marker, R. Schneider, R. Schuler, J. Trier, Mr. George Purdy, sponsor. Rifle Club: FRONT ROW: R. Kibby, R. Gunn, V. Pudschun, E. Kuznicki, D. Schalk, J. Falk, F. Hansen. SECOND ROW: J. Garner, J. DeCorte, M. Klemm, G. Hester, T. Nuerminger, Mr. Edwin Schalk; sponsor. THIRD ROW: R. Werner, W. Bauman, F. Webster, W. Brockless, H. Krueger, C. Krueger. Set the props! Quiet! Dim the lights! Curtain going up! These are the calls of the stage crew before the production of the Christmas Pageant, the Play Tournament, Band Bounce, and many assemblies. The daily routine of this staff is predominated by run- ning projectors and keeping a great deal of equip- ment in good working order. Visual Aids: FRONT ROW: V. Beebe, R. Matoy, P. Lichau, G. Schemm. SECOND ROW: D. Weber, A. Bourdow, T. Davis, R. Doering. A. H.’s straight-shooting organization, the Rifle Club, is affiliated with the National Rifle Association. Match- es between various gun clubs in the area point out the skill and markmanship required of each member. Future Business: FRONT ROW: N. Meehleder, S. Pohlman, S. Sump- ROW: J. Fritz, P. Lear, M. Landers, M. Leser, M. Miller, S. LaFond- | tion, D. Smith, S. Smith, L. Blake. SECOND ROW: R. Yeager, L. FOURTH ROW: J. Jewell, M. Hussle, J. Klaus, C. Demand, D. Leaman. | Boelter, D. Hoeppner, J. Felker, S. Zill, J. Young, M. Railling. THIRD Co-ops Learn By Experience | Co-Op students make up Future Business and D.E.C.A.H. Clubs. These clubs are for those interested in office work or retail business. D.E.C.A.H.: FRONT ROW: D. LaFond, S. Burt, C. Dowis, J. Gilson, zeiewski, R. Brienbach, N. Hoffman, F. Busaid, L. Laverty, K. Wokh HT | D. DeShazo, president, E. Werner, S. Kemerer, J. Terrian. SECOND _ feill. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Hartman, sponsor, H. Houser, $. Sieb, B | | ROW: J. Robishaw, Y. Davis, J. Denby, D. Sackrider, J. Blackburn, Karow, K. McMahan, R. Rood, K. Rae. ih ee J. Willet, S. Kasper, S. Holland, M. Fedder. THIRD ROW: S. Andre- f Arts-Dramatics: FRONT ROW: D. Charrey, M. Juyghe, P. Schilling, Working behind the scenes of the semester play, J. Heffel, T. DuCharm, B. Godwin. SECOND ROW: K. Nelson, P. the play tournament, and the Christmas Pageant is Loeblein, N. Kempf, C. Murphy, L. Block, C. Plettenberg. THIRD ROW: the Arts-Dramatics Club, open to all Hillites. Those H. Meijer, J. Gobble, V. Pudschun, E. Kuznicki, S. Schrems, R. b hols 4 ie ae +h b Wincehll. FOURTH ROW: R. Curtis, K. Cameron, A. Bourdow, F. Shisha alse nt bady rdlstie ips in Lite Ane UcHION roug Hoover, G. Hester, P. Lichau. make-up, stage setting, and properties. Lights, Camera, Action! Ushers: FRONT ROW: J. Goold, C. Goslin, P. Votruba, B. Gallery, The lost look on the faces of ticket holders is re- G. Matowski, M. Graham. SECOND ROW: M. Furlo, P. Specht, J. Wendt, P. Kapka, N. Ott. lieved by the ushers who assist at school functions. 153 Health Room Attendants: Front Row: R. Rubier, D. Jenkins, R. Reid. Second Row: J. Austin, C. Turnbull, D. Railling, G. Stoltow. Healthroom assistants, working an hour each day in the health room, administer basic first aid to Hillites. Library Assistants: FRONT ROW: M. Davis, J. Olmsted, K. Slagle, J. Gillig. SECOND ROW: S. Riedlinger, J. Pratt, C. Plettenberg, K. Kaiser. Surrounded in a sea of books, helping students lost in their search for literature, and checking out novels constitute the many pressing duties of the library assistants. Hillites Work And Learn Together ies. cS Pek sca os ined Miracle Book: FRONT ROW: D. Finger, S. Davis, P. Albright, C. Hall; president, R. Oswald; vice-president, L. Berkompas, J. Gronda. SECOND ROW: T. Firmingham, C. Scott, J. Henke, B. Shaddeau, J. Chisholm, A. Wells, C. Balbach, J. Warner. THIRD ROW: P. Meier, G. Solterman, J. Hill, T. Kuker, J. Karls, G. Beeker, M. Karls, D. Holliday. 154 Since it was founded in 1948, the Miracle Book Club has fulfilled its purpose to promote Christian fel- lowship. Their weekly devotional meetings, usually led by a club member, are centered around the Bible, the “miracle book.” Occasional speakers or service projects also fill their schedule. Ski Club FIRST ROW: B. Lauman, K. Braun, B. Godwin, R. Mogford, vice- president; J. Wilson, president; B. Kuhn, secretary, J. Wash- burn, S. Cory, C. Nagel, P. Wolf, J. Schwanbeck. SECOND ROW: D. Van Buskirk, S. Slade, B. Bearinger, J. Foale, D. Dunbar, D. Peelle, S. Fobear, P. Ardern, N. Reinbold, D. Khuen, B. Latkovic, E. Kurtz. THIRD ROW: M. Huyghe, L. Loch- ner, M. Maturen, V. Cox, P. Purcell, N. Smith, C. Plettenberg, J. McDonald, J. Heyse, L. Schaper, S. Petry, L. Huyghe. FOURTH ROW: M. Henderson, K. Wilson, C. Gorrow, C. Brown, C. Serrin, P. Culp, B. Steininger, M. Engle, D. Neumann, L. Shaeding, M. Ison, B. Shear. FIFTH ROW: M. Light, G. Triant, M. Kenny, L. White, J. Krapohl, M. Lurie, J. Ansevics, J. Scor- sone, M. Eyster, J. Berlin. SIXTH ROW: S. Horne, L. Eldred, M. Rae, B. Wilcox, J. Imerman, J. Fetters, E. Krictz, M. Lauman, R. Beckley, P. Corrad. Skiers Enjoy Organized Excursions Oops! Another fall for one of the beginners in the Ski Club! But, it can happen to both beginners and experienced skiers. Ski Club is open to all cate- gories of skiers. Weekend trips to Michigan’s winter resorts, such as Caberfae, give the members a chance to prove—or improve—their skiing ability. Marge Wilson experiences a frequent after effect of skiing down a snowy slope. Hostesses Serve School Senior Hostesses: FRONT ROW: J. Ginder, D. Slancik, J. Moessner, M. J. Kaiser, B. Shear. SECOND ROW: S. Schmick, D. Jenkins, M. Boulton, M. A. Huyghe, C. Mann, V. Pudschun, C. Diamond, M. Gross. Attendance Hostesses: FRONT ROW: P. Robart, S. Knief, E. Nor- berg. SECOND ROW: C. Ikner, J. Hendrickson, G. Solterman, E. Crandell, J. Rupp. Having these qualifications: high scholastic aver- age, good personality ratings, good attendance, teacher references, and letter of application to Dean Olmstead, fourteen senior girls are selected to be senior hostesses. Alphabetizing absentee’s names and handing out and collecting absence sheets each day are the duties of the attandance hostesses. Interested junior girls may apply in the spring to serve as an attendance hostess the following year. Eachhour, assisting in the homemaking department are homemaking hostesses. Clerical work also oc- cupies their time. 156 Homemaking Hostesses: FRONT ROW: M. J. Furlo, M. Snelling, J. Griffor. SECOND ROW: S. Gust, J. Wilson, D. Matula, J. Godina. ARR ae ceed Ny Lia baci de ci Acknowledgements To the following people for their help—special thanks. Mr. 1. M. Brock James Buckley Kenneth Drake Robert Graham Stuart Gross William Gustafson Julius Musolf Basil Stevens Leland Watrous Harold Werkema Robert’s Tux Shop for clothing for a picture. The advertisers and teachers for their cooperation. The following authors and publishers have given permission to use quotations: Mr. E. B. White and New Yorker Magazine for the quotation from Farewell, My Lovely, by Mr. E. B. White, on page 192. Mr. Carl Sandburg and Harcourt, Brace, and World for the quotation from The People, Yes, by Mr. Carl Sandburg, on page 158. ADVERTISING lle of a Ci Prof Y ; La —CARL SANDBURG IN THE PEOPLE, 2 ni RIDE THE WAVE S WORRY-FREE Save for your trip beforehand! VACATION DAYS are so much more pleasant when ‘ you know you won’t have % to pay later. A few dollars weekly in an account here starts you off on a paid- in-advance vacation. Add to it regularly, and you’ll have the trip of your dreams: Stop in soon. 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PLEASANT 163 164 Second National Bank of Saginaw SAGINAW, MICHIGAN Six Offices in Saginaw WITH COMPLETE PARKING FACILITIES 3446 STATE STREET STATE... MAIN OFFICE EAST GENESEE AND WASHINGTON AVENUES ey? ‘ | , 3 Pree taal AUTO BANK 600 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE WEST SIDE OFFICE COURT AT NORTH HAMILTON STREET SOUTH SIDE OFFICE SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE __— AT CENTER STREET THIS Is OUR 9IST 7 i SAGINAW FAIRGROUNDS OFFICE 2815 EAST GENESEE AVENUE MEMBER: FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Saginaw Oil Company MOOSE BOWLING ALLEYS Ae ine 220 N. HAMILTON Phone PL 3-4044 TE Aco TEXACO PRODUCTS WALZ-ACE NURMI BUILDERS Hardware Co. 4055 State Street Phone SW 2-1531 SAGINAW MICHIGAN “ACE SETS THE PACE” LEWIS C. PINNEY, D.D.S., M.S. Practice Limited to Orthodontics HOLCOMS GARDENS Real Estate Insurance TY 2919 Court St at Congress QUALI PRODUCE Saginaw, Michigan : 3 162 y i i Fa are ate 5 N. 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CASE COMPANY Funeral Director — Ambulance Service SERVICES OUR SPECIALTY “Be Careful; It Always Pays” MCOSRe- PHONE PL 3-5441 409 ADAMS STREET Gifts for all Occasions Saginaw’s Popular Gift Center CHINA—GLASSWARE—SILVERWARE—LUGGAGE—LEATHER GOODS SPORTING GOODS—SPORTSWEAR— CAME RAS MORLEY BROTHERS Gifts for Every Member of the Family 115 N. Washington Ave. HAGERL’S JEWELRY 112 S. Michigan THE H. R. TERRYBERRY CO. Grand Rapids, Michigan Official Class Ring and Pin Dealer and Manufacturer for Arthur Hill High School RCA—Whirlpool—Easy—Gibson—Hamilton Dan Billy’s Sales Service 2777 Bay Road — SW 2-0011 THE STRAND “Service is the key to satisfaction” Good Food Anytime Curb or Inside Service Frimberger Company BOWL-O-MAT Welcome Junior Bowlers! 6220 State SW 2-6465 F. Myers, Mar. AVA ks QoON 2801 North Michigan STATE at BAY Saginaw The Chesaning Argus “The Newspaper That’s A Neighbor’ 80th Year of continuous weekly publication. Published Every Thursday. 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LANGE SON PHONE SW 2-7981 VIRGIE’S FLORAL GREENHOUSE FLOOR COVERINGS INC. 3 B 2 Creat Floral D For All O | Ceramic—Wall Tile—Formica 708 South Hamilton anhaist TITEL A Ma Oy cay Strate Countertops Air Conditioning—Heating—Cooling Ralph and Virgie Matusenske 4955 Gratiot SW 2-687] Sheet Metal Contractor 3232 Weiss Saginaw, Michigan BONDELL’S SHEA'S | Two Fine Stores The best in eauvipment for 113 N. Washington Ave. Green Acres Plaza Downtown Saginaw Suburban Saginaw ALL SPORTS PL 3-4136 SW 2-4451 524 E. Genesee Phone PL 5-4677 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION AGINAW | | iz lL. MICHIGAN AT CASS 4815 STATE ROAD Jitu ‘cin CENTER AT PROSPECT—ALMA Mr. Slaten welcomes Jim Fetting to the large family of Saginaw Savings depositors as he opens a savings account. Nm i a | eae Granville’s pRY CLEANERS 128 N. WASHINGTON AVENUE for good shoes for the entire family 700 Lapeer Phone PL 4-9793 Phone PL 2-4653 Established 1882 Fashions For All Sizes A ‘4 ITTNER FURNITURE “Flowers For Every Occasion” my GAERTNER’S FLOWER SHOP Fred Ittner, Class of ‘14 1958 112 North Michigan 228 RERGEMRY Phone: PL 3-7830 416-418 HANCOCK STREET BANKING THAT IS BUILDING MICHIGAN AT MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK SAVINGS | Regular savings accounts earn 312% interest per an- | num compounded quarterly, 4% interest paid quar- terly on 12-month time certificates. ASSETS OVER 500 MILLION DOLLARS —Member— | Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation INFORMATION UPON REQUEST Macdonald and Stingel Miller’s Home Bakery BOCK PHARMACY Office Supplies and Equipment Home-Made Potato Bread 4993-4995 State Street PHONE: PL 3-5483 é a rea 408-10 W. Genesee Ave., Saginaw Pies — Cakes — Cookies Phone: SW 2-2621 2602 State Phone: PL 2-2353 SAGINAW, MICHIGAN ROESER FLOWER SHOP 200 S. Michigan Malcolm Pike and Joyce Bolster admire a figurine at Roeser Flower Shop. 170 GENERAL MOTORS ig re — extend their ! BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS | to the 1] SENIORS OF ARTHUR HILL HIGH SCHOOL CENTRAL FOUNDRY DIVISION CHEVROLET — SAGINAW GREY IRON FOUNDRY | | CHEVROLET — SAGINAW SERVICE MANUFACTURING | GENERAL CHEVROLET — SAGINAW TRANSMISSION | MOTORS | SAGINAW STEERING GEAR DIVISION 171 £ 5 7 4 f sire. ARO eS RIS PMR ES iechmanns 116 SOUTH JEFFERSON Janet Wahl admires a blous e from the large selection offered at Wiechmanns. AUTO PARTS MANNION BROS. HDWE. CARBURETOR IGNITION HDQTRS. 4989 State Ph. SW 2-402] RUSSELL ELECTRIC Insurance and Bonds 1915 N. Michigan at Genesee PHOENIX Open Evenings ‘til 9:00 INSURANCE CO. Sundays 9-1 102 E. Genesee Street SAGINAW, MICHIGAN 7 55-4458 MOONEY’S PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS ICE CREAM Genesee Saginaw Jefferson Michigan Rona Brand Phone PL 2-8363 812 William St. — Ph. PL 2-8633 Saginaw, Michigan Saginaw can be proud of its magnificent new YMCA . . . made possible by nearly 7,000 gen- erous contributors. Considered Saginaw’s high school student center . . . Hillites can find a fully equipped game room, grill, teen-age lounge, gyms and a pool for their enjoyment. Programs of danc- if Rg rs ey a a 5 ing, gymnastics, wrestling, swimming, skin and scuba diving, basketball are available to all. Male and female students can become members of The Saginaw YMCA. JOIN NOW! Sssoe Smart Hillites Shop At GRANGER and NITZ PHARMACY COSMETICS and PRESCRIPTIONS Newmans Phone: SW 2-826] 2620 State Street downtown Saginaw 177 E. W. Graft Constru ction , © SAGINAW VALLEY BANK Complete Convenient Banking Service General Contractor PARKING FOR 2,000 CARS PHONE: PL 4-6539 4550 State Member FDIC SW 2-8754 2870 Harrison Saginaw, Mich. RAY GAUDREA DR. M. PIKE, Dentist f cidlcin, U THE FLORIST 205 GOFF BUILDING AGENCY INC. PL 2-6121 PL 2-6122 Phone: PL 2-1483 404 West Genesee Ave. Complete INSURANCE Van Auken-Graebner Service Mason, Inc. G. J. LEIDLEIN MARTIN MARTIN 1956—INSURANCE—1959 G. T. ROBINSON Attorneys-at-Law 106 Years of Service Bearing Building Walter Martin, Fred Martin, Jr. 202 Graebner Bldg. Raney kine erence Harold W. Martin Phone: PL 2-2161 ig Be September Wm. C. Roney Co. 9 a 15 Member New York Stock Exchange 105 SECOND NATIONAL BANK BUILDING PL 5-3424 — Phones — PL 5-3425 SAGINAW FAIR THE SEAL-O-CO STATIONS Located At 1418 STATE 1304 GRATIOT 1519 MACKINAW 2114 S. MICHIGAN 777 NORTH WASHINGTON Premium Display At 2115 South Michigan 178 Sally Filiatraut and Ralph Matusenske enjoy a coke at the lunch counter in Pankonin-Rexall Drugs. Pankonin-Rexall Drugs MICHIGAN AT COURT Where Only The Best is Sold MOVING Local or Long Distance World Wide Low I.C.C. 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Kathleen Mary Quinlan Cosmetics DUDEWICZ-EPTING DENGLER’S DRUGS Pompadour Hair Sho P P DRUGS 1423 SOUTH MICHIGAN AGNES LARSEN 5043 State Street SAGINAW, MICHIGAN PHONE: PL 4-5742 9 Jefferson Baum Ct . PL 3-9633 Free Delivery SW 2-7021 THE J. W. IPPEL CO. DRY GOODS Since 1891 COURT STREET AT MICHIGAN AVENUE Karen Basner and Dave Oberschmidt choose a pair of gloves from the great variety offered at Ippel’s. 2, Pee — ere PS ae Sr WERKEMA STUDIO Telephone: PL 2-7031 315 East Genesee SAGINAW, MICHIGAN 181 SENIOR INDEX ACKERMAN, MAX; Biology and Natural Science Club. ACKERMANN, BARBARA; Adv. Pres.; French, Pep Clubs; Class Ch. ADAMS, EDNA; Adv. Tres.; Aqua- lites, Ski Clubs; Band bounce. ADAMS, HAROLD; Bowling Club; Track, Cross Country Letterwinner; Football. ALBRIGHT, PATRICIA; Miracle Book Club; Band Bounce, Choir, Christmas Program. ALFANO, NICKOLAS; Adv. Vice- Pres.; Band, Orchestra. ALLES, RONALD; Ambition: Me- chanical Engineer. ANDERSON, JAMES; Ambition: State Policeman. ANDREZEJEWSKI, SHIRLEY; Co- op, D.E.C.A.H. Clubs. ANGER, JANET; Adv. Vice-Pres. PTA Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Choir. ANSEVICS, INDULIS; Biology and Natural Science, Hi-Y Clubs; Class Ch. ANSEVICS, JURIS; Adv. Pres. Vice-Pres.; Hi-Y Club; Football Letterwinner. ANTLE, WILLIAM; Rifle Club. ARDERN, CLARK; Hi-Y Club; As- sembly Committee; Football, Bas- ketball. ARNOT, SANDRA; Adv. Treas.; Sec.; Pep Club; Class Ch. ARNST, GARY; Cross Country Track, Team Manager Letterwin- ner. AUSTIN, JOAN; Health Room At- tendant, Band Bounce, Choir, Christmas Program. BADOUR, RONALD; Adv. Vice- Pres., Sec.; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Perfect Attendance for a semester. BALLEY, DALE; Bowling Club; Cross Country, Letterwinner; Track. BANK, WAYNE; Adv. Treas.; Cru- cibles, Latin Club; Lab Assistant. BARR, ARTHUR; Adv. Vice-Pres.; Bowling Club; Band Bounce, Ex- change Student to England. BARTLETT, JOHN; Hobbies: Hunt- ing, Fishing. BASNER, ALEXIS; Adv. Vice-Pres. Sophomore Party Committee; Pep Club; Class Ch. BASNER, KAREN; Sophomore Party Committee; Pep, Spanish Clubs; Attendance Helper. BAUER, PETER; Hi-Y, Ski Clubs; Football Letterwinner, Golf. BAUMANN, LADD; Adv. Pres. Cabinet Officer, Basketball Let- terwinner; Wolverine Boys State. BEAN, GORDON; Radio Club; Perfect Attendance for a semester. BEARINGER, TRUDY; Adv. Pres., Vice-Pres.; Ski Club; Queen's Court. BECKER, JACK; Sophomore Party Committee. BEHM, FREDERICK; Adv. Treas., Sec.; Hi-Y Club; Golf. BEIRD, TRUDY; Adv. Treas. Sopho- more Party Committee; French Club; Senior Hostess. BELILL, EDWARD; Hobby: Cus- tomizing Automobiles. BELLINGER, THOMAS; Hobby: Working on cars. BELOKONNY, PAUL: Ambition: Electrical Engineer. BENNETT, ANDREW; Football. BENNETT, JUDY; Interest; Book- keeping. BENTON, LINDA; Bowling, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Volleyball. BERKOMPAS, LORA; Adv. Vice- Pres.; Latin, Miracle Book, Y- Teens Clubs. BERLIN, MITCHELL; Adv. Pres.; Basketball Letterwinner; Dance Orchestra, Band Bounce. BHIRDO, CHARLES; Ambition: Air Force. BIRD, JAMES; Hi-Y Club, Football Track Letterwinner. BLACK, DONALD; Adv. Sec.; Track; Letterwinner, Cross Coun- try. BLAKE, LANA; Co-op, Pep Clubs; Student Store Assistant. BLAN CHET, HAROLD; Adv. Pres.; S. O. Campaign Chairman; Foot- ball, Track Letterwinner. BLOOR, SUSAN; Future Occupa- tion: Beautician. 7 BOELTER, LYNN; Co-op Club; Choir; Girls Chorus. BOERGERT, JUDY; Adv. Treas.; Red Cross Chairman; Christmas Program; Business Leaders Club. BOESENECKER, GERALD; Ambi- tion; Chemist. BOLSTER, JOYCE; Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman. BONDELL, FREDERICK; Ski Club; Lunch Committee. BOOTH, WILLIAM; Cross Country Track. BORG, RAYMOND; Sophomore Party Committee; Bowling Club; Choir, Football Letterwinner. BOTTKE, CHARLES; Ski Club; Bas- ketball, Football, Track. BOUKAMP, LINDA; Adv. Treas. FTA, Latin, Miracle Book Clubs. BOULIS, ARTHUR; Ambition: Me- chanic. BOULTON, MARY; Adv. Vice- Pres.; FTA Club; Legenda, Senior Hostess. BOURDON, TIMOTHY; Biology and Natural Science Club. BOURDOW, BETTY; Girls' Chorus. BREIDENBACH, ROSE; D.E.C.A.H. Club. BRINKER, WILLIAM; Art Award. BROCKLESS, WILLIAM; Rifle Club. BROSSARD, RICHARD; JETS and Mathematics Club. BROWN, CHESTER; Biology and Natural Science Club. BROWN, LINDA; Adv. Sec. Co- op, Pep Clubs; Swimmer's Aid. BROWN, MICHAEL; JETS and Mathematics Club. BRUBAKER, JANET; Adv. Pres.; Aqualites Club; Queen's Court, Student Store Manager. BRUSSOW, SHARON; Adv. Pres. ‘French, Pep Clubs; Cheerleader. BRYANT, ERIC; Hi-Y Club; Band. BUBLITZ, KENNETH; Adv. Pres.; Vice-Pres.; Football Track Letter- winner. BUEKER, RUTH; Adv. Vice-Pres., PTA Chairman; Class Chairman, Legenda. BURGESS, SHARANN; FNA, Pep Clubs. BURK, CONRAD; Ambition: Me- chanical Engineer. BURK, JAMES; Chess Club Treas. BURK, WAYNE; Hobby: Collect- ing guns. BURKE, SANDRA; Choir. BUSAID, FREIDA; Co-op, D.E.C. A.H., Pep Clubs; Usher Club Co- Chairman, BUSHEY, KAY; FNA, Ski, Y-Teens Clubs; Band Bounce. BUTLER, JANICE; Spanish Club, Band, Band Bounce, First Place Band Medal. BUTZIN, MATTHEW; Bowling, Latin Clubs; Golf. BYRON, BARBARA; Adv. Vice- Pres. Aqualites Club Pres.; Legen- da, Semester Plays. CALLAS, FRANCES; Ambition: Airline Hostess. CAMERON, KEVERN; Thespians, Semester Play; Asst. Student Di- rector of Band; NMSQT Semi- Finalist. CAMPAU, JACKSON; Adv. Vice- Pres.; Hi-Y Club; Swimming Let- terwinner, Golf. CAMPAU, KAREN; Co-op Club; Christmas Program, Girls Chorus. CAMPAU, RAE-LYNNE; Adv. Treas.; Sophomore Party Commit- tee; Pep Club; French Club Treas. CAMPBELL, RICHARD; Bowling Club. CAMPEAU, RICHARD; Biology and Natural Science, Pep Clubs. CANADAY, SHARON; Quill- Scroll Vice-Pres., Co-Editor of News, Writing Awards; Latin Club. CANADAY, SHIRLEY; FTA Vice- Pres., Alchemists Club; Legenda, News. CANSFIELD, MARGARET; Adv. Pres.; Pep, Ski Clubs; Cheerlead- er. CARNEY, SANDRA; Red Cross Chairman; Business Leaders, FTA, Latin Clubs. CESERE, MARIANNE; Girls Chor- us, Christmas Program. CHINERY, CLARENCE; Pep Club. CIPRIANI, CHRISTOPHER; Perfect Attendance for a semester. CLAFLIN, CAROL; Pep Club; Choir, Christmas Program, Band Bounce. CLAYTON, CAROL; Adv. Vice- Pres.; News; Choir; Drum Major- ethe:. COATS, WILLIAM; Red Cross Chairman, JETS, Mathematics, Radio Clubs. CORRAD, PATRICIA; Adv. Sec., Treas.; French, FTA Clubs. CRADIT, KENNETH; Co-op Club. CRAN DELL, ELAINE; FTA Histor- ian; Latin Club; Orchestra; Christmas Program. CROSS, PAMELA; Pep Club, Stu- dent Store Assistant, Choir, Class Chairman. CURTINDALE, WILLIAM; Ski Club; Band Bounce; Christmas Program; Orchestra. CURTIS, EDITH DELORES; Atten- dance Helper, Band, Music Honors; Latin Club. CURTIS, ROBERT; Arts-Dramatic Thespians, Bowling Clubs; Semes- ter Plays. DAGUE, JUDY; Adv. Treas., Sec.; Latin, Pep Clubs. DANA, RICHARD; Bowling Club Pres., Hi-Y Club Pres.; Football, Track, Letterwinner. DATER, STEWART; Cross Country, Track Letterwinner. DAVILA, JOEL; Adv. Pres.; Hi-Y Club; Wolverine Boys State, Sen- ior Party Committee. DAVIS, DINAH; PTA Chairman; Choir, Girls Chorus. DAVIS, EDNA; FTA, Pres.; Miracle Book, Pres.; Latin Clubs; Librarian. DAVIS, MAUREEN; Girls! Chorus, Drum Majorette. DAVIS, THOMAS; Pep, Radio, Rifle Clubs; Audio-Visual. DAVIS, YVONNE; Choir. DAY, JOHN; Seals Sales Chair- man, Red Cross Chairman, JETS and Mathematics, Ski Clubs. DEAN, JAMES; Ambition: Pattern Maker. DEAN, KATHLEEN; Pep Club. DEFREES, GEORGIA; Ambition: Social Worker. DEKETT, DANIEL; Swimming, Track. DEMAND, CONNIE; FHA, Co-op Clubs. DENTON, GALEN; Future Occu- pation: Interior Decorating. DENTON, WILLIAM; Adv. Pres.; Hi-Y Club; Track, Baseball Let- terwinner. DESHAZO, DIANE; D.E.C.A.H. Clubs; Pres.; Co-op, Pep Clubs; Red Cross Pres. DEWELL, JOHN; Adv. Vice-Pres., Swimming, Track; Swimmer's Aid. DIAMOND, CAROL; D.A.R. Good Citizen, Queen's Court, Senior Hostess, Sophomore Class Pres. DIAMOND, RICHARD; Future Oc- cupation: Advertising. DILL, JOANN; Adv. Pres., Treas., PTA Chairman; Sophomore Party Committee. DIVELEY, NORMA; Choir; Co-op, Business Leaders, Pep Clubs. DOCKHAM, MILO; Band, Band Bounce, Choir, Christmas Program. DODGE, RONALD; Bowling Club. DOERR, JANET; Class Chairman. DONNELLY, BARBARA; Future College: Delta DORAN, HARVEY; Hobby: Work- ing on Automobiles. DOUGLASS, DAVID; Chess, Pep Clubs; Golf; Perfect Attendance for a semester. DOWIS, CONNIE; Biology and Natural Science, Pep, D.E.C.A. H. Clubs, Co-op Club Sec. DUBY, BEVERLY; Class Chairman. DUCHARME, THOMAS; Debate, Thespians, Semester Plays, Speech Award. DUFFY, JUDITH; Girls' Chorus, Christmas Program. DUNGEY, CLAYTON; Rifle, Radio Club Treas. DVORSEK, HENRY; Adv. Vice- Pres.; Choir, Tennis; Swimming Letterwinner. EATON, JIMMIE; Ambition: Elec- tronics. ECKHARDT, HENRY; Pep Club. EDERER, RUTH; Adv. Pres., Treas.; Alchemists, ELBERT, GISELA; Foreign Exchange Student, Germany. ELIZALDE, PETER; Choir. EMERSON, CONSTANCE; PTA Chairman, Pep Club; Class Chair- man. ENDLINE, KAREN; Adv. Treas. Sec.; Pep Club. ENGEL, JAMES; Bowling Club; Track Letterwinner. ENGEL, TERRY; Adv. Vice-Pres.; Football, Track Letterwinner. ENSER, DENNIS; Adv. Vice-Pres.; Baseball; Chess Club; AII-A's for a semester. ERLENBECK, VERN; Spanish Club, Class Chairman. ESTEP, MARY; Biology and Natur- al Science Club. EYERS, PATRICIA; PTA Chairman, Pep, Y-Teens, Co-op Clubs. FALKENBERG, WILLIAM; Adv. Treas., Biology and Natural Sci- ence, Pep Clubs. Perfect Atten- dance for a Semester. FELKER, JUDY; Business Leaders, Co-op Clubs. FILIATRAUT, SALLY; PTA Chair- man, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Legen- da. FINGER, DAVID; Bowling, JETS and Mathematics Clubs; Swimmer's Aid; Swimming Letterwinner. FISCHER, ROLAND; Pep, Ski Clubs; Golf Letterwinner. FISHER, ROBERT; Adv. Pres., Treas., Sec.; Swimming Letterwinner. FLORES, RAY; Hobby: Skiing. FOX, GRANT; Adv. Vice-Pres.; Band, Music Honors; Choir. FRASER, GREGORY; Red Cross Chairman, Bowling, Pep Clubs. FRIESORGER, DANA; Adv. Sec.; Student Office Asst., Junior Prom Committee, Swimmer’s Aid. FRITZ, JEAN; Adv. Sec., Girls' Chorus, Co-op Club; Red Cross Chairman. FROST, JOSEPH; Perfect Attend- ance for a Semester. FRUK, THOMAS; Adv. Treas.; Bowling Club; Baseball Letter- winner. FURLO, MARY JANE; Adv. Vice- Pres.; Y-Teens, Club. Usher, Homemaking Hostess. GAERTNER, JAMES; Red Cross Chairman, Football. GAISER, EDWARD; Perfect attend- ance for a Semester. GALLERY, BEVERLY; Latin Club; Usher, Perfect Attendance for a semester. GARNER, JOHN; Pep, Rifle Clubs. Rifle Club Sharp-Shooter Award. GAUS, WILLIAM; Adv. Pres.; Bas- ketball, Track, Football. GELELER, MARY JAYNE; Adv. Pres.; Quill-Scroll Club; Legenda, Junior Journalistic Award. GEORGE, CAROL; Band Bounce, Choir, Christmas Program. GEWENIGER, ROBERT; German, Pep Clubs. GEYER, MARGO; Queen's Court; Cheerleader; Ski Club; Sophomore Party Committee. GILBREATH, PEGGY; Co-op, FNA Clubs; Sophomore Representative, Perfect Attendance for a Semester. GILLEYLEN, JAMES; Adv. Pres. Vice-Pres.; Football, Track Let- terwinner. GILLIG, JUDY; FHA Club, Treas.; Librarian, News, Christmas Pro- gram. GILSON, JANET; Adv. Vice-Pres.; D.E.C.A.H. Club, Vice-Pres.; Red Cross Sec.; Co-op. GINDER, JOAN; Senior Hostess; Choir, Alchemists; Tri-M Clubs. GODINA, JULIA; Co-op, D.E.C. A.H. Clubs; Homemaking Hostess. GOLZ, LAWRENCE; Hobby: Ski- ing. GONZALES, JESSE; Favorite Sub- ject: Economics. GOODELL, ELLEN; Ski Club; Swimmer's Aid. GOODENOW, VAUGHN; Bowl- ing Club; Cross Country: Capt., Track Letterwinner, Football. GOOLD, JANICE; Latin, Usher, Y-Teens Clubs; Attendance Help- er. GOSEN, THOMAS; Adv. Vice- Pres.; Pep Club; Swimming Letter- winner; Swimmer's Aid. GOSLIN, CAROLYN; Usher Club, Capt., FNA, Bowling Clubs; PTA Chairman. GOTTLER, WAYNE; Class Chair- man; Assembly Committee; Basket- ball Letterwinner. GOTTSCHALK, MARY; Adv. Pres.; Aqualites Reporter; Quill-Scroll Club, Sec.; News. GRANT, DUNCAN; Assembly Com- mittee, Usher Club; Football; Per- fect Attendance for a Semester. GRANT, JAMES; Adv. Pres. Foot- ball, Tennis Letterwinner; Sopho- more Cup. GRAY, ROSALYN; Business Lead- ers; Co-op, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman. GREIF, RAYMOND; Boys' S.O. Campaign. GREMEL, ELAINE; Adv. Vice-Pres.; Class Chairman; Swimmer's Aid. GREMEL, SUSAN; Aqualites, Treas.; Co-op Club; Junior Prom Committee. GRIFFOR, JUDITH; Homemaking Hostess. GRIGSBY, CONNIE; Adv. Pres., Vice-Pres.; FTA, Pep Clubs. GROSS, MARY; Adv. Pres., Vice- Pres.; Ski Club; Senior Hostess. GROSS, SONJA; Pep, Aqualites, FTA, Y-Teens Clubs. GURNOW, ROY; Biology and Nat- ural Science, French, Ski Clubs; Sophomore Party Committee. GUNN, ROY; Rifle Club, Vice- Pres.; Chess, Pep Clubs; Perfect Attendance for a Semester. GUNTHER, BARBARA; Red Cross Chairman, Pep, Co-op, Business Leaders Clubs. GUSHEN, CAROLYN; Co-op Club; Choir Christmas Program. GUST, SHARON; Co-op, D.E.A. C.H., FHA Clubs; Homemaking Hostess. GUSTIN, JOHN; Adv. Pres., Bi- ology and Natural Science Club; Swimmer's Aid, Swimming Letter- winner. HABEL, PATRICIA; Choir; french, Y-Teens Clubs. HACKETT, JAMES; Ski Club. HAENLEIN, MARY JO; Adv. Treas., Sec.; Business Leaders, Co-op Club. HAGER CONSTANT; FNA, Pep Clubs; Red Cross Volunteer, Swim- mer's Aid. HAHN, CAROL; FHA Club; Girls Chorus, Christmas Program. HALE, ELIZABETH; Sophomore Party Committee; French Club; Choir, Band Bounce. HALES, ALAN; Adv. Pres.; Band, Band Bounce, Dance Orchestra. HAMMERBACHER, KATHLEEN; PTA Chairman; Business Leaders, Co-op Club, HAMMOND, DONNA; Legenda, Class Chairman; Junior Prom, Senior Prom is a big event for every senior. As Jan Moessner excitedly adds the finishing touches, she is admired by her little sister. Sophomore Party Committees. HANSON, GERALD; Pep, Rifle Clubs; Perfect Attendance for a Semester. HARRIS, ROBERT; Adv. Treas. Per- fect Attendance for a Semester. HARTWIG, NETTIE; German, Co- op, D.E.C.A.H. Clubs. HARVEY, DAVID; Hobby: Spear Fishing. HARVEY, JOHN; Co-op, D.E.A. C.H. Clubs. HASSBERGER, LINDSAY; Adv. Sec., Ski, French Clubs; Choir. HAUDE, VALERIE; Adv. Vice- Pres.; Co-op, French, Y-Teens Clubs. HAUMAN, JANET; Co-op, Pep Clubs. HAYNER, CAROL; D.E.C.A.H. Club. HEFFEL, JAMES; Adv. Pres.; Thes- pians Club, Arts-Dramatics, Vice- Pres.; Semester Plays. HEFFEL, SANDRA; Pep Club; Choir, Band Bounce, Christmas Program. HEGLER, JAMES; Red Cross Vol- unteer, Swimmer's Aid; Football Letterwinner, Track. HELPAP, DANIEL; FFA Club. HENDERSON, THOMAS; Interest: Hunting. HENDRICKSON, JANICE; Adv. Pres.; Attendance Helper; Queen's Court. HENRY, MARY; Alchemists, FNA, German, Pep Clubs. HENRY, WILLIAM; JETS and Math- ematics, Pep, Ski Clubs; Swimmer's Aid. HERRYMAN , ARTHUR; Choir; Biol- ogy and Natural Science, Bowling, Chess Clubs. HERZBERG, RONALD; Sophomore Party Committee; Baseball. HERZOG, LEO; Class Chairman. HICKS, FREDERICK; Pep, German, Bowling Clubs. HILL, GARY; Sophomore Party Committee. HILL, MARGARET; Adv. Sec.; Lat- in, Miracle Book Club. HILL, THOMAS; Senior Class Vice- Pres.; Basketball, Football, Track Letterwinner. HINZ, JUDITH; Pep, French Clubs. HOEPPNER, DIANE; FHA, Sec.,; Co-op, Business Leaders, Pep Clubs. HOFFMAN, RONALD; Track; Football Letterwinner. HOFFMAN, SHARON; Adv. Treas.; Latin Club; Perfect Attendance for a Semester. HOHN, RICHARD; Bowling, Hi-Y, Ski Clubs. HOLLAND, SHARON; Co-op, Y- Teens Clubs. HOLLIDAY, DAVID; Miracle, Book Club; Band, Orchestra, First Award in Band. HOULIHAN, STEPHEN; Adv. Pres.; Hi-Y, JETS Clubs; Tennis Letter- winner. HOUSER, HARRIET; Co-op, Club; Band, Orchestra, First Award in Band. HOWE, JAMES; Ambition: Disc- Jockey. HUFFMAN, WAYNE; Adv. Sec.; Red Cross Chairman. HUGHES, DONNA; Pep, French, Y-Teens Clubs, Sophomore Party Committee. HUGHES, GENEVA; Choir, Christ- mas Program. HUNN, KAY; Adv. Sec., Treas.; Attendance Helper; PTA Chair- man. HUSSLE, MARY JANE; Band Bounce, Choir, Christmas Program. HUTCHISON, MICHAEL; Ski Club; Track Letterwinner. HUYGHE, MARY ANN; Adv. Pres.; Y-Teens Club, Pres.; Legenda Editor-in-chief; Queen's Court. HYSLOP, JOHN; Bowling, Hi-Y Clubs; Swimmer's Aid; Swimming Letterwinner. IGNATOWSKI, STEPHEN; Sopho- more Party Committee, Assembly Committee; Baseball, Track. IKNER, CAROL; Adv. Treas.; Ski, Spanish Clubs; Attendance Helper. INGRAM, PEGGY JAN; Sopho- more Party Committee; Latin, Y- Teens Clubs; Student Store As- sistant. INMAN, EVELYN; Choir, Band Bounce, Christmas Program, Or- chestra. ISON, MARILYN; Adv. Vice-Pres.; Alchemists, Latin, Pres.; JETS and Mathematics Club, Secretary. JACKLIN, RICHARD; Hobby: Working on Cars. JACOB, THOMAS; Ady. Pres., Vice-Pres.; Cross Country, Track Letterwinner. JAMESON, ELNA; Alchemists, JETS and Mathematics Clubs, Chemistry Lab Assistant. JAREMA, THOMAS; Ambition: Chemical Engineer. JEFFORDS, BEVERLY; Choir; B and Bounce, Christmas Program. JENKINS, DIANE; FNA, Y-Teens Clubs; Health Room Attendant. JEWELL, DONALD; Swimming, Track, Tennis. JEWELL, JOY; Ambition: Secre- tary. JOCHEN, BRUCE; Adv. Pres., Vicge-Pres.; Swimming, Tennis Letterwinner. JOHNSON, JUDITH; Choir, Class Chairman; FHA Club; PTA Chair- man. JOHNSTON, DAVID; Letter of Commendation NMSQT. JOLIN, ROBERT; Ambition: Pat- tern Maker. JONES, SHARON; Librarian, Class Chairman. JORDAN, BEVERLY; Co-op Club, JORDAN, GERRARD; Adv. Treas.; B and, Orchestra, Dance Orches- tra. JOSEPH, DAVID; Swimmer's Aid. KACER, SANDRA; Hobby: Col- lecting Coins and Stamps. KAISER, KAREN; Adv. Vice-Pres. Red Cross Chairman; French Club; Swimmer's Aid. KAMENAR, BARBARA; Pep Club; Band, Band Bounce, Music Honors. KAPKA, PATRICIA; Usher Club; Junior Prom Committee; Choir; Junior Class Play. KAROW, BRUCE; Rifle, Co-op; D.E.C.A.H. Club. KASPER, SANDRA; Adv. Treas.; PTA Chairman, Red Cross Chair- man; D.E.C.A.H. Club. KAUFMANN, JUDY; Co-op Club. KEIDEL, JANET; Ambition: Cos- motoligist. KEISER, MARY JANE; Adv. Pres., Senior Party Committee; Senior Hostess; Queen's Court. KELLEY, DENNIS; Track. KEMERER, DENNIS; Swimmer's Aid. KEMERER, JOAN; Choir, Christ- mas Program. KEMERER, SUSAN; PTA Chairman; Co-op, D.E.C.A.H. Club. KENDALL, JUDITH; Homemaking Hostess. KENNY, ANNE; FNA, Y-Teens Clubs; Choir, Music Honor. KENNY, MICHAEL; Ski Club; Baseball, Football. KIBBY, ROLAND; Rifle Club. KIETZMAN, SHIRLEY; Adv. Treas.; Aqualites, Latin Club; Co-op Club, Sec. KINNEY, THOMAS;. Adv. Vice- Pres.; JETS and Mathematics, Cru- cibles Clubs; News. KITZMAN, CONNIE; Adv. Pres., Treas.; Co-op Club; French Club Pres. KLAUS, JANET; PTA Chairman; Bowling, Business Leaders, Co-op Clubs. KLEIN, MICHAEL; Ady. Pres.; Hi- Y Club; Exchange Student; Foot- ball. KNIEF, SUSAN; FTA, Program Chairman; German Club, Sec.- Treas., Attendance Helper. KOCH, MARY CATHERINE; French, Pep, FTA Clubs; Class Chairman. Practicing a few dance techniques are John McCargar, Nancy Sc hneider, Nancy Peirson, Jim Grant, Mary Gottschalk, and Alan Hales. KOCKS, EDWARD; Co-op, D.E.C. A.H. Clubs; Baseball Letterwin- ner. KOEHLER, THOMAS; Adv. Pres.; Swimmer's Aid; Swimming Letter- winner, Track. KONSDORF, ELLIS; Ambition: Mechanic. KOWALSKI, PEGGY JEAN; Adv. Treas.; Band, Band Bounce; Junior Prom Committee. KRAENZLEIN, HOWARD; Assembly Chairman; Speech Award; Perfect Attendance for a Semester. KRAUSE, SUSAN; Adv. Sec.; Pep, Latin Clubs; Legenda. KRAUSS, IRMA; News, Librarian, Class Chairman. KRELL, STEPHEN; Adv. Pres.; Hi-Y Club; Class Chairman. KRUEGER, CARL; Rifle Club. KRUSCKE, HELEN; Latin Club; PTA Chairman; Perfect Attendance for a Semester. KUCH, RICHARD; Favorite Subject: Mathematics. KUEBLER, LARRY FREDERICK; In- terest: sports. KUHN, THOMAS; Ambition: Cer- tified Public Accountant. KURTH, EDWARD; Biology and Nat- ural Science, Ski Clubs. KUZNICKI, ELIZABETH; Adv. Pres.; Alchemists, JETS and Math- ematics Club, Pres.; Biology Lab Assistant. KWAISER, RODNEY; FFA Club; Choir, Music Honors; Librarian. LADOUCE, GERALD; Interest: Sports. LAFOND, DENNIS; Interest: Electronics. LAFOND, SUE; Adv. Vice-Pres.; Co-op Club; Choir, Music Hon- ors. LAFORE, JIMMY; Radio Club; Perfect Attendance for a Semes- ter. LANCOUR, MARSHA; Business Leaders, Co-op Clubs. LANDERS, MICHELE; Business Leaders Club, Chairman. LANDERYOU, DAVID; Adv. P res.; Baseball, Football Letterwinner. Football Co-Captain. LANDSKROENER, NANCY; Co-op, D.E.C.A.H. Pep Clubs; Class Chairman. LARSON, LINDA; Adv. Sec., PTA Chairman, Sophomore Party Com- mittee; Pep Club. LATTY, RICHARD; Hobby: Coin Collecting. LEAR, PATSY; Business Leaders, Co-op Clubs; Girls Chorus, Christ- mas Program. LEDTKE, JAMES; JETS and Mathe- matics Club; Saginaw Valley Amatuer Rocket Society, Football Letterwinner; First Prize: Saginaw Science Fair. LEEMAN, DIANE; FNA, Business Leaders, Co-op, French Clubs. LEHMANN, RAINER; JETS and Mathematics Club; Orchestra, Cross Country Letterwinner; For- eign Exchange Student From Ger- many. LEISHMAN, JAMES; Spanish Club; Swimmer's Aid; Swimming, Tennis Letterwinner. . LENICK, LARRY; Adv. Pres.; Ski Club, Treas.; Football; Team Manager Letterwinner, Track Let- terwinner. LESER, MARILYN; Red Cross Vol- unteer; Girls Intermural Letter- winner; Co-op; Business Leaders Clubs. LETZKUS, WALTER; Co-op Club, Program Chairman; Advisory Bas- ketball Captain, Perfect Attend- ance for a Semester. LEWIS, MICHAEL; Adv. Vice-Pres.; Perfect Attendance for a Semes- ter. LICAVOLI, ROSEMARY; FHA Club. LINGENFELTER, BARBARA; Pep Club. LINVILLE, LARRY; Hi-Y, Bowling Clubs; Baseball Letterwinner, Football. LIST, KATHLEEN; Adv. Pres.; Cheerleader, Senior Class Secre- tary, Queen's Court. LONGWORTH, TIMOTHY; Adv. Pres.; Hi-Y Club; Football Letter- winner; Class Chairman. LUDLUM, BONNIE; Ady. Treas.; FTA, Latin Clubs; News. LURIE, SUSAN; Adv. Pres.; Soph- omore Party Committee; Ski Club; Legenda. MACKENZIE, MICHAEL; Pep Club; Basketball, Football, Track Let- terwinner. MACOMBER, ROBERT; Choir, Band Bounce, Christmas Program, Music Certificate for Attendance. MACOMBER, WALLACE; Choir, Band Bounce, Christmas Program; Football. MANN, CONSTANCE; Adv. Sec.; Senior Party Committee; Band Bounce, Senior Hostess. MANNING, SHARON; Business Leaders, Co-op Clubs. MARKWOOD, MONTE; Pep Club; Choir, Band Bounce, Christmas Program. MARTIN, JACQUELINE; Adv. Pres.; Debate; Exchange Student; Queen's Court. MARTIN, KATHLEEN; Bowling, Co-op, Pep Clubs; Swimmer's Aid. MATHANY, SHA RON; Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Choir Christmas Program. MATOWSKI, GALE; FNA, Usher Clubs. MATOY, ROBERT; Radio Club; Audio-Visual; News; National Science Fair Award. MATUSENSKE, RALPH; Pep Club. MCCABE, CAROLYN; Red Cross Chairman, Band Bounce; Class Chairman. MCCARGAR, JOHN; Adv. Vice- Pres.; Lab Assistant, Team Mana- ger, Track Letterwinner. MC CARTHY, WILLIAM; Interest: Sports. MCCORMICK, JEFFREY; Class Chairman, Baseball, Basketball, Perfect Attendance for a Semes- ter. MCCULLOCH, THOMAS; Pep, Ski Clubs; Class Chairman, Golf. MCDONALD, GARY; Adv. Pres.; Hi-Y Club. MCDONNELL, CAROL; Hobby: Drawing and Painting. MCGREGOR, GAIL; Latin Club, Aqualites; Lab. Assistant, Swim- mer's Aid. MCINTYRE, LOUISE; Pep, French, Y-Teens, FTA Clubs. MCMAHAN, KENNETH; Co-op, D.E.C.A.H. Clubs. MCNABB, AUDREY; Pep Club, Y-Teens, FNA Clubs; Foreign Ex- change Student From Ireland. MEEHLEDER, NANCY; Adv. Vice- Pres.; Pep, Business Leaders Clubs. MEHLTRETTER, FRANK; Hobby; Classical Music. MEIJER, HEN DRIK; Spanish Club; Semester Play; Foreign Exchange Student From Holland. METIVA, JEANNETTE; Girls Chor- us, Christmas Program. MEYER, DENNIS; Track, Perfect Attendance for a Semester. MEYER, ROBERT; Favorite Subject: Spanish. MEYER, ROGER; Pep, Bowling, Bi- ology and Natural Science Clubs. MICHAELS, RICHARD; Adv. Pres.; French Club, Treas. JETS an d Mathematics, Pep Clubs. MIKOLAJSKI, PATRICA; Choir, Christmas Program. MILLER, MILDRED; Pep, Business Leaders Clubs. MILLER, MYRA; French Club; Choir. MILLER, SUSAN; Girls Chorus, Class Chairman. MINARD, SHARON; Business Leaders, Co-op Clubs. MISEKOW, GERALD; Ambition: Engineer. MISEKOW, KENNETH; Interest: Sports. MOESSNER, JANET; Adv. Vice- Pres.; Seals Sales Chairman; Aqua- lites, Vice-Pres.; Senior Hostess. MOGFORD, ROBERT; Ski Club, Vice-Pres.; Sophomore Party Com- mittee. MOORE, JAMES; Business Lead- ers, Treas.; Class Chairman; Bas- ketball, Track. MORAINE, PATRICIA; Adv. Pres.; French, Pep Clubs. MORGAN, BARBARA; Arts-Dram- ‘atics, Tri-M Clubs; Girls Chorus, Christmas Program. MORRIS, JOHN; Hi-Y Club. MUNCK, CAROL; Adv. Treas.; Sec., Sophomore Party Committee; Ski Club. MURRAY, KAROLYN; FHA Club, Vice-Pres.; Girls Intermural Let- terwinner. MYCZKA, ANDREW JACK; Adv. Vice-Pres.; JETS and Mathemat- ics, Pep, Radio Clubs. NANCARROW, JUDITH; Adv. Sec.; Bowling, Pep Clubs, Art Awards. NEEDHAM, KATHLEEN; Adv. Sec., PTA Chairman; Aqualites, Sec.; Swimmer's Aid. NELSON, BRUCE; Choir. NENTWIG, GARY; Rifle Club. NEORR, H. MICHAEL; Adv. Vice- Pres.; Bowling Club; Baseball, Track. NICKLE, PENNY; Junior Prom Party Committee; FNA Club; Lab Assistant, Class Chairman. NICKLYN, JAMES; Ski, Hi-Y Clubs; Golf Letterwinner, Foot- ball. NIEDERSTADT, JAMES; Bowling Hi-Y Club. NOACK, HOLGER; Sophomore Party Committee, Swimmer's Aid. NOEY, ARTHUR; Baseball, Foot- ball Letterwinner. NORBERG, EVELYN; Adv. Vice- Pres.; FTA, Treas.; Librarian, At- tendance Helper. NORDSTROM, GAYLE; Adv. Treas.; Choir; FNA, Latin Clubs. NOTHELFER, THOMAS; Rifle Club. NOWLIN, MYRL; Bowling, Pep Clubs. NUERMINGER, P. THOMAS; JETS and Mathematics, Latin Clubs; Lab Assistant Letter of Commen- dation NMSQT. OBERSCHMIDT, DAVID; Ski, JETS and Mathematics Clubs; Letter of Commendation NMSQT. OBLANDER, JAMES; Commenda- tion Award: National AAA Pos- ter Contest. ODE, DAVID; Track. OLDENBURG, WILLIAM; FFA Club. OLMSTED, JANET; Arts-Dramat- ics, Pep Clubs; Librarian. OLNEY, CAROLYN; Adv. Pres. Y-Teens, Vice-Pres.; Legenda, Choraliers. OVERTON, BOYD; Bowling, FFA, Radio, Rifle Clubs. PANKO, PATRICK; Adv. Pres.; D.E.C.A.H., Latin Clubs; Senior Class President. PAPE, JAMES; Track. PARKER, PHILIP; Adv. Pres.; Hi-Y, Ski Clubs; Football. PAYTON, PAMELA; French, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Legenda. PENCE, ROBERT; FFA Club. Band Choir; Class Chairman. PETERSON, JOEL; Bowling, Pep Clubs; Class Chairman, Baseball. PETTENGER, RICHARD; Co-op Club. PIERSON, NANCY; Adv. Vice- Pres.; Latin, Quill-Scroll Clubs; News. PIKE, MALCOLM; Hobby: Flying. PILDNER, KAROLYN;; French, Co- op, Business Leaders, Pep Clubs. PODOLSKY, JOANN; Adv. Sec. ‘Treas.; Junior Prom Committee; JETS and Mathematics Club POHLMAN, SUSAN; Business Leaders, Latin, Pep, Spanish Clubs. POLZIN, DAVID; Hobby: Hunting. POND, FREDERICK; Adv. Pres.; Crucibles, JETS and Mathematics, Latin Clubs. POULOS, RICHARD; Choir, Band Bounce, Christmas Program; Swimmer's Aid. PRUETER, NANCY; FNA Club, Sec., Treas.; Swimmer's Aid; Y- Teens Club. PRYER, BARBARA; Adv. Vice-Pres. Sophomore Party Committee; Co- op, Club; Band Bounce. PUDSCHUN, VIRGINIA; Semester Plays; Senior Hostess; Finalist NMSQT; Sophomore Cup. PURAVS, JANIS; Quill-Scroll Club, Treas.; News Editor; Writ- ing Award; Treanor Journalism Scholarship. PYSCHER, GERALD; Perfect At- tendance for a Semester. RAILLING, DONNA; GAA, Pres., Girls Intermural Letterwinner; FNA Club; Health Room Attend- ant. RAILLING, MARY; Business Lead- ers Club, FHA, Pres., Vice-Pres.; GAA, Vice-Pres.; Gym Aid. RANKIN, LESLEY; PTA Chairman; Band Bounce; Pep, Ski Clubs. RAYMOND, CAROL; Adv. Vice- Pres.; Senior Class Treas.; Cheer- leader; Homecoming Queen. REDER, WAYNE; Baseball, Track. REID, ROWENA; FNA, Pep Clubs; Band; Health Room Attendant. T REINKE, ROBERT; FFA Club. REMEN SNYDER, ROBERT; Adv. Pres.; Senior Party Committee; JETS and Mathematics Club, Lab Assistant. REXIUS, DONALD; FFA Club. RICE, MURIEL; Adv. Pres.; Sopho- more Party Committee; FTA Club; Queen's Court. RICHARD, SHIRLEY; Perfect Atten- dance for a Semester. RICHARDS, JON; Perfect Atten- dance for a Semester. RIVETTE, FRANK; Biology and Natural Science Club; News. ROBART, CAROL; French, Y- Teens Clubs; Band, Orchestra. ROBART, PATRICIA; Attendance Helper; Orchestra, Band; Letter of Commendation NMSQT. ROBERSON, WANDA; Bowling Club. ROBINSON, SARA; Business Lead- ers, Co-op, French, Y-Teens Clubs. ROBISHAW, JOANNE; Co-op, D.E.C.A.H., Pep Clubs; Class Chairman. ROE, ROBERT; Sophomore Party Committee, Class Chairman, Red Cross Volunteer, Football Letter- winner. ROGERS, JOYCE; Adv. Sec.; Pep Club. ROOD, RALPH; FFA, Co-op, D.E.C.A.H., Clubs. ROSS, JOHN; Adv. Pres., Sec.; Perfect Attendance for a Sem- ester. ROTH, GRACE; Pep Club; Choir, Christmas Program. ROUSSEAU, GARY; Perfect At- tendance for a Semester. ROUX, FREDERICK; Interest: Sports. RUBIER, RUTH; Health Room At- tendant. RUFFINI, JANET; Badminton, Busi- ness Leaders, Co-op, Pep Clubs. RUHWINKEL, WOLFGANG; Adv. Vice-Pres.; Quill-Scroll, News; Dance Orchestra; Foreign Ex- change Student From Germany. RUMLEY, JOYCE; FHA, Sec.- Treas., FNA, Business Leaders, Co-op Clubs. RUTHIG, CAROL; Adv. Pres.; Aqualites, Pep Clubs; Swim- mer's Aid. RUTHIG, THOMAS; Adv. Vice- Pres., Sec.; Ski Club; Track Let- terwinner. RYBA, DONNA; Adv. Vice-Pres.; _ Tri-M, Latin Clubs; Choir. SALVNER, RONALD; Pep, Cru- cibles, JETS and Mathematics Clubs; Choir. SAMSON, JOSEPH MICHAEL; Adv. Treas.; Pep Club; Base- ball. SARE, DAVID; Adv. Vice-Pres.; Lab Assistant; Swimmer's Aid, Swimming Letterwinner. SAUVE, JAMES; Hobbies. Bas- ketball and Fishing. SAUVIE, PAUL; Ambition, Phys- ical Education Teacher. SCHADE, CAROLYN; Adv. Vice- Pres.; Junior Prom Committee; Ski Club; Swimmer's Aid. SCHAFER, DONNA; French, Ski Clubs; Red Cross Volunteer. SCHAFFER, DENNIS; Hobby: Sports. SCHAPER, JAMES; Adv. Vice- Pres.; Class Chairman; Football, Track. SCHILLING, PETER; Adv. Pres.; Arts-Dramatics, Pres., Pep Club, Sec.; Thespians. SCHLICKER, KATHLEEN; Business Leaders, Co-op Clubs; Perfect Attendance for a Semester. SCHMICK, SALLY; Adv. Pres.; Al- chemists Club; Librarian, Senior Hostess. SCHMIDT, GARY; Adv. Pres.; Bas- ketball, Football, Track Letter- winner. SCHMIDT, JERRY L.; Adv. Pres.; Bowling, Ski Clubs; Track. SCHMIDT, JOANNE; Band, Band Bounce, Majorette; Swimmer's Aid. SCHMIDT, KATHERINE; Adv. Treas.; Band Bounce; Pep, Rifle Clubs. SCHMIDT, LARRY; Hobby: Cars. SCHNEIDER, NANCY; Ady. Pres.; Quill and Scroll; Debate; Ex- change Student to Germany. SCHOENMEVYER, ROBERT; Adv. Vice-Pres.; Co-op Club; Foot- ball, Track Letterwinner. The solitude of a deserted stage of- fers Mary Ann Huyghe a moment of quiet concentration. SCHRADEL, DIANE; FTA, Latin Pep Clubs; Perfect Attendance for a Semester. SCHRADEL, JAMES; Adv. Vice- Pres.; Sophomore Party Committee Ski Club; Track. SCHRANK, WILLIAM; Team Man- ager. SCHREMS, VIRGINIA; Red Cross Chairman; Pep, Spanish, Y- Teens Clubs. SCHULTZ, WALTER; Ambition: Chemical Engineer. SCHUMACHER, DENNIS; Bowling Club; Baseball, Basketball Let- terwinner. SCHWALM, WILLARD; Captain: Advisory Basketball Team; Base- ball Letterwinner. SCHWAN, MARLENE; Adv. Pres. SCORSONE, JOSEPH; Adv. Pres.; JETS and Mathematics Club; Band; Debate. SCOTT, KATHRYN; FHA Club; Choir. SCOTT, SHARON; Adv. Pres., Vice-Pres.; Quill-Scroll, News Editor. SEAMAN, TERRANCE; Ambition: Architect. SEDLIK, MARYANN; Adv. Treas.; Class Chairman; Pep, Usher Clubs. SEIDEL, BARBARA; Adv. Treas., Sec.; Sophomore Party Commit- tee; Band Bounce. 3 a HOR scnoatswiPs Ba one f enue . y Tim Blanchett and Kathy List check to make certain their names are cor- rect on the graduating list. SEIDEL, DAVID; Adv. Pres.; Foot- ball, Track Letterwinner; Wol- verine Boy's State. SEIFERLEIN, ROBERT; Chess, Rifle Clubs. SENSABAUGH, LEO; Sophomore Party Committee; Miracle Book Club; Orchestra; Music Honor: Morley Scholarship. SHADDEAU, BILLIE; Mir acle Book Club; Band Bounce; Perfect At- tendance for a Semester. SHANKEL, NORMAN; FFA, Pep Clubs; Swimmer's Aid; Swimming. SHARAR, JEANINE; Adv. Sec.; Pep Club; Band, Orchestra. SHEAR, BRENDA; Adv. Treas.; Latin Club; Senior Hostess; Ex- change Student. SIEB, SUZANNE; Co-op, D.E.C. A.H., FNA Clubs; Choir. SIEGGREEN, SHARON; Pep Club. SLAGLE, KAREN; Tri-M, Y-Teens Clubs; Band; Librarian. SLANCIK, DIANE; Adv. Treas., Sec.; FNA, Pres., Vice-Pres.; Senior Hostess. SMITH, DONNA; Adv. Treas., Sec.; Business Leaders, Pres.; AIl-A's for a Semester. SMITH, JACKALYN; Adv. Pres., Vice—Pres.; Pep Club; Swimmer's Aid. SMITH, JERRY; Pep, Biology and Natural Science Club. SMITH, NANCY; Adv. Sec. SMITH, SUSANNE; Adv. Vice- Pres.; Choir; Co-op Club; Gregg Shorthand Award. SMODER, HERBERT; Ambition: Flight Engineer. SNELLING, MARSHA; Pep, Arts- Dramatics Clubs; Homemaking Hostess; Choir. SOHN, MARY JO; Business Lead- ers, Co-op, German, Y-Teens Clubs. SOLTERMAN, EUGENIE; Adv. Pres.; Y-Teens, Treas.; Miracle Book Club; Attendance Helper. SOMMERS, GARY; Pep Club; Art Award, SOMMERS, JOHN; Hobbies: Model Cars, Coins. SONNENBERG, LLOYD; Bowling, Ski, Hi-Y Clubs; Track Letter- winner. SOUTHW ORTH, MARCIA; Adv. ' Pres., Treas.; Aqualites, French Clubs. SPALDING, DAVID; Adv. Vice- Pres.; Sophomore Party Commit- tee; Hi-Y, JETS and Mathemat- ics Clubs. SPENCE, BARBARA; Sophomore Party Committee; Pep, Ski, Span- ish Clubs. SPYKER, SAN DRA; Pep, Co-op Clubs; Class Chairman; Gregg Transcription Award. STAMMERS, JOHN; Hobby: Auto- mobiles. STEBNER, KENNETH; FFA Club; Stage Crew. STEINER, JAMES; Baseball, Foot- ball Letterwinner. STEININGER, BETH; Adv. Pres.; Ski Club; Band, First Rating Solo and Ensemble. STEMLER, KIM; Ady. Pres.; Hi-Y, JETS and Mathematics Clubs; Football Letterwinner. STEMPLE, RONALD; French Club. STIMPSON, JAMES; Hi-Y Club. STOCK, RONALD; Adv. Pres.; Cross Country, Football, Track Letterwinner. STOLTOW, GLORIA; FNA Club; Health Room Attendant. STROEBEL, BARBARA; Business Leaders, German, Tri-M Clubs; Band. STROEBEL, CYNTHIA; Pep Club; Band; Swimmer's Aid; Swim- ming. SUDHEIMER, DENNIS; JETS and Mathematics Club; Perfect At- tendance for a Semester. SUGDEN, KATHRYN; Latin, Tri- M, Y-Teens Clubs; Choir. SULLIVAN, SHERIDAN; Aqua- lites, French, Pep, Ski Clubs. SUMPTION, SANDRA; Adv. Treas., Sec.; Business Leaders, Co-op Clubs. TAYLOR, LADONNA; Adv. Treas.; Sophomore Party Com- mittee; French, Pep Club. TAYLOR, SUZANNE; Bowling, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs. TEBOE, BARBARA; PTA Chairman; Y-Teens Club; Class Chairman; Legenda. TEENIER, CHARLES; FFA Club. TERRIAN, JUDITH; Co-op, D.E.C. A.H. Clubs. THOMAS, WILLIAM; Adv. Pres., Vice-Pres.; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Bowling Club. THOMPSON, ELLEN; Adv. Treas.; French Club, Vice-Pres., Latin, Y-teens Clubs. THOMSON, KAREN; GAA Club; Girls Intermural Letter. THORSEN, JERRY; Sophomore Party Committee; Class Chairman; Perfect Attendance for a Sem- ester; Baseball Letterwinner. TIETZ, LEE; Bowling Club; Perfect Attendance for a Semester; Foot- ball, Basketball Letterwinner. TILLEY, DIANE; Sophomore Party Committee; FTA Club; Librarian, Lab Assistant. TIMM, DALE; Quill-Scroll Club, Vice-Pres.; Bowling Club; Treanor Scholarship Winner; Co- Editor, News. TRIANTAFILLOU, JAMES; Adv. Pres., Vice-Pres.; Sophomore Party Committee; Hi-Y Club. TRIER, SUSAN; Sophomore Party Committee; Pep Club; Choir; Class Chairman. TROGAN, DAVID; Adv. Pres.; Sophomore Party Committee; Wol- verine Boy's State; Football: Co- Captain, Letterwinner. TURNBULL, CAROLYN; Pep Club; FHA Pres., Vice-Pres.; Health Room Attendant; Girls Intermur- al Letterwinner. TYNER, LANEY; FTA, Pep, Span- ish, Y-Teens Clubs. UHRICH, MARY; Favorite Subject: Art. UPHOFF, DAYLE; Pep Club. URBANCIK. KATHLEEN; Pep Club; News. VERHEY, KAREN; French, Ski Clubs; Assembly Committee, Choir. VETENGLE, JAMES; Biology and Natural Science Club; Class Chairman. VIRGIN, WILLIAM; Junior Prom Committee; Baseball, Team Man- ager, Track, VISNAW, JAMES; Track, Basket- ball. WAGNER, ALAN; Adv. Treas.; Biology and Natural Science, German Clubs; Tennis Letter- winner. WAHL, JANET; Adv. Sec.; Swim- mer's Aid; Spanish, FTA Clubs. WALGREN, CAROL; Ski, Spanish Clubs. WALLS, DALE; FFA Club; Perfect Attendance for a Semester. WALSH, SHARON; Choir. WARD, TERRY; Favorite Subject: Mechanical Drawing. WARNER, JUDITH; Adv. Pres.; FNA Club, Miracle Book, Treas.; Choir. WARNER, LARRY; Hobby: Auto- motive Engineering. WARREN, GEORGE; Track; Foot- ball Letterwinner. WASKOVIAK, DINEEN; Business Leaders, Co-op Clubs; Volley- ball; Perfect Attendance for a Semester. WATERS, MONA; Favorite Sub- ject: Art. WAUGH, PETER; Ski, Biology and Natural Science Clubs. WELLS, ALYS; Miracle Book Club, Sec.; Choir, Band Bounce, Christ- mas Program. WELZEL, JANICE; Hobby: Sewing. WENZEL, RICHARD; Hi-Y, Ski Clubs; Basketball, Football. WHEELER, JAMES; Band. WHELAN, ELLEN; Adv. Vice- Pres., Treas.; Assembly Commit- tee. WHITE, JUDY; Adv. Vice-Pres.; Swimmer's Aid; Choir; Exchange Student. WHITMAN, ELLEN; Red Cross, Arts-Dramatics Club; Class Chair- man; News. WIECK, CAROL; Choir. WILHELM, JAMES; Adv. Vice-Pres., Pres.; Swimmer's Aid; Red Cross Volunteer; Swimming; Captain, Letterwinner. WILL, JOSEPH; Adv. Pres.; Bowl- ing, Hi-Y Clubs; Baseball. WILLIAMS, JAMES; Spanish Club; Perfect Attendance for a Semester; Track Letterwinner. WILLIAMS, JUDITH; Co-op, D.E.C. A.H. Clubs. WILSON, CYNTHIA; Ambition: Nurse. WILSON, DUANE; Perfect Attend- ance for a Semester. WILSON, GARY; Baseball, Foot- ball, Track. WILSON, GEORGE; Baseball, Football Letterwinner. WILSON, JUDITH; Adv. Pres.; Ski Club, Pres.; Homemaking Hostess; Swimmer's Aid. WILSON, TIMOTHY; Class Chair- man; Basketball Letterwinner. WINCHELL, RALPH; Tri-M Club, Pres.; Orchestra, Band, Drum Major. WINDOVER, MARY; Debate. WOLFE, JAMES; Art Award. WOLPERT, DANIEL; Baseball SS Letterwinner; Football. : WOODMAN, ROCKWELL; Adv. Me 2c, Pres.; Band, Orchestra, Dance Meus Orchestra. ay f WUCKERT, HENRY; Crucibles, Eas German, JETS and Mathematics Clubs; Lab Assistant. ay: WURTZEL, BARBARA; Co-op, Ski 4 Clubs; Choir; Swimmer's Aid. WY SONG, SHARON; Adv. Pres.; Sophomore Party Committee, PTA Chairman; Pep Club. YAGER, HOWARD; Radio, Chess Clubs; Perfect Attendance for a Semester. YARMUTH, DAUNE; Ambition: Pilot. YATES, JAMES; Hi-Y Club; Basket- ball, Football, Track, Letterwin- ner. YEAGER, REBECCA; Ady. Treas.; Pep, Ski, Co-op Club. YINGLING, ROYALE; Adv. Vice- Pres.; French Club, Sec.; Attend- ance Helper; Swimmer's Aid. YOCKEY, LARRY; Adv. Treas.; | Choir, Band Bounce, Christ- | mas Program. YOUNG, ALEXANDER; Biology and Natural Science Club; Swimmer's Aid. | YOUNG, ANNA; Attendance | Helper; Choir, Christmas Prog- ram; Class Chairman. YOUNG, JANICE; Bowling, Business Leaders, Pep Clubs; Swimmer's Aid. | YOUNG, CLAYTON; Perfect At- | tendance for a Semester. ZEITLER, GERALD; Bowling Club; Baseball Letterwinner. ZIEGLER, MARILYN; Adv. Pres.; French Club, Pres.; Assembly Committee; Swimmer's Aid. ZILL, SUE; Business Leaders Club; Perfect Attendance for a Sem- ester. ZIRKLE, RICHARD; Adv. Vice- Pres.; Debate, Oratory; Base- ball. ZOLINSKI, JOHN; Hobby: Hunt- ing. AS WITH ALL THINGS THAT HAVE GONE BEFO : ITES LOOK BACK AT THE PAST YEAR WITH FEEL TENDERNESS AND REGRET. FOR THE LEGEND NOTED WRITER SPEAKS: “THE DAYS WERE GOLDEN, THE NIGHTS. WERE _ DIM AND STRANGE ... . | SUPPOSE IT’S TIME ule) SAY GOODBYE. FAREWELL, MY LOVELY,” e - —E, B. WHITE EDWARDS BROTHERS, I Ann Arbor, Michigan iS ¢ Saginaw : Vrthur Hill High School la a ) 2g N IW 5 CU CRG AH