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

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COPY GOES THERE — Mrs. Mann shows John Hill, Helen Tunison, Tom Malone, Jerry Meyer, and George Partlow how to make a good layout. TEDIOUS WORK Laura McFadden, Sue Loeblein, Nola Maturen, Barry Godwin, and John Pickelman sort underclassmen pictures. Cutlines, + Headlines JOY MANN A.B. Alma College Legenda Sponsor English, French

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VICTIM TO THE THIRST OF THE UNKNOWN — The minute organ is the objective of Janet Wallace as she delves opportunity to uncover the unknown is presented biology stu- into the mysteries of her specimen, a foetal pig. dents through special early morning classes. Finding that 31390 00951 1070 2

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CULMINATION — The staff crowds around as John Pickelman takes the first box of Legendas. MEDITATING EDITOR — “Knowledge is so mag- nificent. But the media — study — is not.” — Tom SLIDE RULES IN LEGENDA? — John Pickelman demonstrates Weber a photographer’s slide rule for Kathi Minard. — Deadlines! For the Legenda staff, every day is a hectic one. There is always a deadline impending with copy that must be written and pictures that must be taken. Sixth and seventh hours seem to fly past | as staff members pound typewriters and copy edi- tors wield red pencils. Often the lights of room 120 burn far into the night in order that neces- sary pages may be sent to the publishers on time. Photographers snap their camera shutters re- peatedly. No phase of school life is safe from the photographer or Legenda reporter. After each | deadline is met, there is a general feeling that now we can relax. But there can be no relaxation as long as a single deadline remains. At last the final deadline is met, all the pages are in, and the Legenda is in the hands of the publisher. Finally, the culmination, the end product, arrives. The proud day that the Legendas are distributed is enough reward for any staff member.