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

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3 NEWLY ELECTED Officer. 8 for the 1967-68 school year are Wuanita Elliott, Gary Herzle McCormick, and Harvey Kaufmann. 1, Michael

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COACH NESTOR, Harve Kaufmann and Joe Oeming watch as Art Dijak introduces the football co- captains for 1968-69. Unique in 1968 Assigned Seats and Awards Assembly New Features In hopes of promoting a more courteous audience atmosphere, assigned seats in auditorium assemblies became mandatory this year. A special “trial” as- sembly was held to acquaint students with the new procedure. The football awards assembly held in the fall was another new feature this year. Instead of the usual private distribution of these awards, a school assembly was given. Each boy was recognized for his achieve- ments not only by his parents, but also by the faculty and students for whom he played. Besides the award giving, Hillite talent was displayed by a special ma- jorette routine, mood music by the Pep Band, and a violin trio. In order to promote greater enthusiasm for the winter sport of swimming, a pep assembly was held for the Midland meet in February. Complete with newly revised cheers, the assembly boosted the morale of the swimmers for a victory. THE SWIM TEAM, coached by Donald Morey, is honored at a swim team pep assembly, a first in the history of Arthur Hill.

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Harve Kaufmann Reigns as “‘King of the Hill” Early on the morning of April 24, the 1967-68 elec- tion campaign opened. At 7:00 A.M., a full hour before school, the eager campaigners and their committees en- tered the building and began their job of putting up post- ers and passing out campaign buttons. The wild scram- ble to put the funniest posters in the best places turned the usually quiet atmosphere of the school into an area of mass confusion. When the other students began to arrive, they were heavily bombarded with “Vote for Me” badges from all sides. The candidates for the election were president—Gary Herzler, Harvey Kaufmann; secretary—Ann Cortopassi, Waunita Elliott; treasurer—Vincent Lutskus, Michael McCormick, Marie Richter, and Susan Pinnell. After two days of steady campaigning the candidates appeared in a special assembly in which they all made a speech telling of their qualifications and reasons for election. The results of the election, which was held after the assembly were: president—Harvey Kaufmann; vice-president—Gary Herzler; secretary—Waunita Elliot; treasurer— Michael McCormick. CAROL BIRD DECLARES, “This is a hold-up” during a skit. Fol Tes : TS ae HE GET He geTTER He LOG Weis FOR WAR GARY HERZLER proudly displays one of his many election posters. RICHARD TOFT checks the posters once more before voting.