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Extreme Left: Outstanding sophomore girl and boy, Kathi Zeile and Andrew Abler. Near Left: American Legion Auxiliary Girls’ and Wolverine .Boys’ State representatives front row: Jayne Ohlmacher, Polly Heaven- rich middle: Robert White, John Mulder back: Jerry Schadt, Ronald Holton. Below: Honor alumnus Dr. John Lyon, his wife Betty, granddaughter Laura, daughter Nan- cy, daughter-in-law Jean, and son William.
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“achievement Awards with al honor’ pert tien ae vt Nt Tee 8 oa] fx sy4 Dr. John A. M. Lyon, a 1929 graduate of Arthur Hill, received the 19th Honor Alumnus award. He is a professor of electrical engineering at the University of Michigan. Polly Heavenrich, Jayne Ohlmacher, Ronald Holton, John Mulder, Jerry Schadt, and Robert White represented Arthur Hill at the 1969 American Legion Auxiliary Girls’ and Wol- verine Boys’ State conventions. The students must possess Tt os eee . . ie leadership qualities, be active in school functions, be a good ae citizen, and have above average grades to be eligible to at- 4 | tend the convention, where they elect “state” officers on a ay mock-political basis. 4 | | Other outstanding awards were given to seniors David 1 Bird, Suzanne Donnenworth, Thomas Engle, Dean Ross, | Linda Tewes, and Richard Westlund. Sophomore Cups were received by all “A” students Kathi Zeile and Andrew Abler. ? | Above: Arthur Hill Scholarship winners, Suzanne Donnenworth, Thomas Engle, Dean Ross, and winner of the Ippel Cup, David | Bird, receive congratulations from principal Harold Giesecke. Right: Honor students Richard Wes tlund (Arthur Treanor Award); Linda Tewes (Civitan Award); and Steven Kelly (the Michigan Plaque) dis- play their awards with smiles of satisfaction.
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mental Instruction physical practical Sophomores numbering 852 crowded into guidance clas- ses, which introduced them to Arthur Hill, developed their personalities, and taught them better study habits through the use of textbooks and speakers. Physical improvement was achieved through physical education classes. New girls’ physical education instructors were Mrs. Margaret Dietrich and Mrs. Nancy Puehl, who introduced the girls to lifetime sports, such as tennis, bad- minton, swimming, and golf. Mr. Gary Apsey and Mr. Gary Lee helped many students learn to drive this year with behind-the-wheel driver edu- cation classes. Six-week book-work classes were taught by Mr. Earl Burnett. Above: Mr. Seymour Murphy questions his seventh hour guidance class. Right: Patty Medler concentrates as she aims for the hoop. 20
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