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

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r 3 1390 01233 8404 TWENTY-FIVE YEAR CLUB: Mr. Earl Burnett, Mrs. Dorothy Giesel, Miss Margaret Doidge, Mr. William Vondette, Mr. Clarence Stewart, Mr. Harve Light, Mr. Howard Lytle, Miss Mattie Crump, Mr. George Purdy, and Mrs. Mary Stewart. Mr. Lytle Completes 25 Years at Arthur Hill Arthur Hill’s Twenty-five Year Club added its thirty-first member this year. Mr. Howard Lytle completed his twenty-five years of teaching here at Arthur Hill. Mr. Lytle taught agriculture classes and served as sponsor for the Future Farmers of America. He was honored for both his membership and his retirement during a luncheon in June. The Twenty-five Year Club was started in 1948 by former principal I. M. Brock and the faculty cabi- net. Teachers who had completed twenty-five years of teaching in 1945 or later were the first members. MISS UNA ROBERTSON AND MRS. ANNA MAE Mc- DONOUGH retired at the end of the first semester. Miss Robert- son has taught at Arthur Hill since 1945, Mrs. McDonough, since 1962. 25 TWENTY-FIVE YEAR CLUB Mr. Albert G. Dersch Mr. Stanley G. Schubert Mr. B. G. Wells Miss Florence E. Wells Mrs. Coila Start Bullard Miss Mattie Crump Miss Bernice R. Gibbs Miss Ethel A. Peterson Miss Bernice E. Francis Miss Mary Lewis Mr. I. M. Brock Mrs. M. Marie Olsen Crittenden Miss Eloise Bacon Mrs. Irma Stockdale Harvie Mr. Eric Senn Miss Amy Gatz Mr. John Day Mr. Kenneth Poulson Mr. Raymond Morrow Miss Mary Margaret Doidge Mrs. Lorna Lange Ziegler Mrs. Dorothy Skinner Giesel Mr. Clarence Stewart Mr. Harve Light Mr. Earl Burnett Mr. William Vondette Mr. George Purdy Mrs. Mary Stewart Miss Gertrude Turner Mrs. Frances Hamlin

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Committee of 13 Plan Faculty Activities a With Mr. Raymond Hartman as chairman, the faculty social committee planned enjoyable gather- ings for both present and past faculty members. Those who served on the committee included Mr. Dwight Chisholm, Mrs. Charlottee Damuth, Mrs. Patsy Geeting, Mr. Emerson Grossman, Mrs. Hazel Gunther, Mr. Oliver Herzler, Mr. Garald Schairer, Mr. William Scharffe, Mr. Edwin Schalk, Mrs. Norine Schluckbier, Mr. Hugh Shackleford, and Mr. Parnell ‘Tardy. Besides regular faculty teas, special holiday ac- tivities were held. The faculty Christmas potluck was held on December 15 in the cafeteria, with the cafeteria staff supplying the meat and those who attended bringing the rest of the meal. Both past and present members of the faculty were present with their families. After dinner Santa Claus visited the younger children, bringing gifts for each one. Cheer- leaders served as Santa’s pixies. MISS PADEN, MRS. LEMANSKI, AND MRS. MIZENER | enjoy a quiet conversation during a faculty tea. CHRISTMAS POTLUCK: Mr. Grossman and Mr. Fowler find the food delicious. NOON SWIMMING 1s an activity enjoyed by Mr. Morey, Mr. HOW DELIGHTFUL! Mr. Hooper finds joy in the assortment Murphy, Mr. Schairer, and Mr. Tortora. of doughnuts available at a faculty coffee klatsch. 24

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| {| MRS. MARY JOHNSON keeps up with daily school correspona- ence in the main office. 26 | MRS. MARIAN NIXON, a new secretary in the office, reaches for one of the constantly ringing telephones. Two New Secretaries Added to Office Staff Mrs. Arline Beeker Mrs. Grace Fry Miss Doris Frye Mrs. Mary Johnson Mrs. Marian Nixon Mrs. Lorna Rahn Two new faces were found in the main office this year. Mrs. Mary Johnson and Mrs. Marian Nixon were the new members of the staff. They worked with Miss Doris Frye performing a countless number of jobs such as typing school correspondence, selling tickets to games, making out transcripts for college applications, working on the school budget, assisting teachers and students, keeping student scholastic records, and mak- ing appointments for Mr. Giesecke, Mr. Birdsall, and Miss Olmsted. Assisting the counselors in the guidance center was Mrs. Arline Beeker. Among other things she registered students for tests and helped with college applications. In the attendance office Mrs. Grace Fry checked daily attendance records for all students. Mrs. Lorna Rahn served as school treasurer. Some of her duties included collecting money for student organization tickets and paying all school bills.