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

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Twenty-seven employees kept Arthur Hill shining and bright all year round. In the kitchen the cafeteria workers were always busy preparing lunch for both shifts or keeping the kitchen spotless. Outside, yardmen Mr. Alex Waier and Mr. Ken- neth Byron kept the grounds and the stadium clean and the football field green. Cutting the grass and shovel- ing snow were other duties performed by Mr. Waier and Mr. Byron. Inside, the building was cleaned daily by Mr. Emil Weiss and his staff consisting of Florence Campanelli, Donala Chaltraw, Richard Dashkovitz, Ellsworth Fent, Chester Kinville, Charles Hodges, Arnold Mangulis, Elizabeth Oszust, Esther Raskinis, Irene Reed, Joseph Schmeck, Marguerita Vincent, Julia Wagner, Edward Weisbarth, and Al- berta Zietz. MR. KENNETH BYRON looks over the football field after finish- ing preparations for a game. CHESTER KINVILLE is a familiar sight to Hillites as he sweeps the hall during classes. ‘T'wenty-Seven Keep Arthur Hill Sparkling CAFETERIA WORKERS: FRONT ROW: Mary Fredericks, Viola Martin, Alberta Zietz, Bernice LaGrow, Ann Anzicek, BACK ROW: Selma Dunn, Anita Riedlinger, Norine Schluckbier, Carlene Rice, Shirley Pol, Esther Raskinis. MISSING: Julia Wagner.

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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.

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