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

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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

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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

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“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.