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

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i EPS. Ss... == ae, Friday Blast-Off Study Hall—Unforgettable Fate of All Hillites “ON YOUR MARK, GET SET. GO! Ken Hughes and Mike Kelly wait eagerly for the Friday, 2:50 bell in the cafeteria study hall. PETER STARK makes use of his library privileges during study hall as Sharon Dean, Mr. Sieferlein and Mr. Wilson assist him. TAKING ADVANTAGE of the peaceful atmosphere of study hall, Donette Geuder pauses from her studies for a brief rest. 13

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LINDA KLEIN, Richard Kuse, Harvey Kaufmann, and Michael McCormick count and stack the cans collected by Hillites for needy families before Thanksgiving. AS LARRY OTT and John Lauderbach struggle with cans for the Janet Gaus calmly hold the doors. 12 The Holy Supper is kept, indeed, In whatso we share with another's need; Not what we give, but what we share, For the gift without the giver is bare; Who gives himself with his alms feed three, Himself, his hungering neighbor, and me. James Russell Lowell “The Vision of Sir Launfal”’ “Can Drive’’ Carol Michael and

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68 Twirlers, Cheerleaders Spark Spirit in Fans Twelve bouncy cheerleaders urged the Hillite teams by arousing school spirit. ““When the Hills Come Marching In” is a new cheer devised this year by the Hillite cheerleaders. It is sung to the tune of “When the Saints Come Marching In.” Having new ideas and techniques is only one of many routine items in the life of a cheerleader. Blue and gold crepe paper pom-poms made by the varsity cheerleaders added color and variety to many cheers. New adviser, Miss Marianne Jensen, a graduate of Central Michigan University, also taught English and art classes. She prodded the girls toward a goal of perfection. Helping to provide a festive mood, Arthur Hill majorettes and drum majors displayed their twirling and directing abilities during halftime at football games. At one game the majorettes did a fire baton routine to “I Got Rhythm.” This year our band, majorettes, and drum majors performed at a Lions’ football game. Unfortunately, the majorettes and drum majors were unable to perform their self-taught routines be- fore the crowds during the football games. Rain, snow, muddy fields and just plain bad weather prevented both the band and performers from appearing. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, TOP TO BOTTOM: Joda Fowler, Martha Pierson, Linda Tewes, Phyllis Walsh, Ann Cortopassi, and Anita Lewis. J.V. CHEERLEADERS for 1968 are: Sherry Wood, Deborah Thon, Lynda 14