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

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Peering out the porthole of a spaceship, it is easy to imagine a ride through outerspace. I grew up believing For many Lumberjacks, Saginaw has always been home. For others, it is a new horizon to be discovered and explored. But whatever the case, Saginaw is a way of life, full of fond memories and exciting new experiences. The native Saginawian remembers the little things about his town. As a child, he remembers the thrill of watching the fireworks at Hoyt Park on July 4, the fun of a family swim at the YMCA, and the excitement of a pony ride at the Saginaw Fair. As the years passed, his interests changed. The .latest rock group at the Civic Center and gathering at McDonald’s Restaurant on Friday night were just a few of the things he looked forward to doing. With the addition of such things as a new public library, the first Pizza Hut Restuarant, and a new school superintendent, this year will stay in the memory of all those who call Saginaw home. 7

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UEFT: While babysitting can be a full-time job, Kari Anderson finds it also can be a way of obtaining close friendships and preparing for the future. ABOVE: It’s official! Gail Schrader is the 1978 Homecoming queen. RIGHT: Running for represen- tative at large, candidate David Stringer gives his views of common sense.

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LEFT: Construction workers begin their job, as another change for Saginaw gets underway. ABOVE: While the repair of the Court Street Bridge may have caused some congested traffic, it helped to better our little town. BELOW: Giving life to Saginaw and opening its gates to many people is Central Foundry.