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

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BELOW CENTER: Roxann Lassahn, Thespian president, reviews a script for a possible production. FAR LEFT: Chess Club member Phil Befery concentrates on his next move. LEFT: Greg Fathering, Bill Besson, Mr. Earl Burnett, and Larry Vorwerck examine a transmitter and receiver during a Radio Club meeting. ee eS eee fe i, ae a i ie $ re a u L : b : i B 5 es ui I - a hi ' = et ae Quill and Scroll members are: Greg Jakes, Mark Ranzenberger, Patrice McCullen, Marcia Webb, Svens Lusars, and John Sanford. Legenda 27

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Clubs provide activities for interested Hillites Thirteen clubs offered Hillites extra-curricular activities. The RadioClub, sponsored by Mr. Earl Burnett, used ham radios to contact people in other countries and states. They reached as far as Belgium. The Office Co-op and the Distributive Ed- ucation clubs held meetings, participated in business classes and on-the-job training. They also held an end-of-the-year banquet. Various members of foreign language groups visited France, Germany, and Spain over Easter vacation. Hi-Y, sponsored by Mr. Gary Knight, was an organization consisting mainly of senior boys. They played basketball and participated in other athletic events. The Pep Club was in charge of many dances and sucker sales. They were partly credited for the cheer at home games. Quill and Scroll, an honorary for student journalists, held a spring banquet for new mem- bers. They offered a scroll to Walter Cronkite, a CBS broadcaster, for his support of high school journalism. Thespians, a drama group, also had an init- iation ceremony for apprentices who earned enough points to become permanent members. 26 AHHS ye - Cee. + EON “s ) .

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28 AHHS RIGHT: Connie Urban and Kim Maier discuss plans for a German Club me- eting. AR RIGHT: Debbie Haines and Peggy Graves sample some of the foreign dishes at the International Dinner. BELOW RIGHT: Madrid trippers attend a meeting with their parents to learn the details of their upecmine trip to Spain. BELOW: Pam Sheets and Patrice McCullen explain the French subway system to Paris- bound students.