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

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BELOW: Cheering for the fall sports teams at an outdoor pep assembly, Dan Gorski illustrates his school spirit. CENTER: Shopping at Sibley’s Shoe Store, Mr. Joe Flynn and his son John stop to look at the shoes on sale. ABOVE: After the announce- ment of Homecoming queen and her court, Queen Gail Schrader shares her happiness with her father. I . 'tk

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Fashion Square Mall, one of the Tri-counties largest business areas, harbors 87 stores, including J.L. Hudson’s. Gates of the factories In the more than 150 years since Saginaw was founded, it has grown from a busy lumbering community into an important center of industry and agriculture. The Saginaw area is the country’s largest producer of beans and sugar beets. But automotive component manufacturing is the largest industry in Saginaw. Many people go to work each day for small, family owned businesses, company owned department stores and educational occupations, while others work at home harvesting food in the fields for the community, state and country. Saginaw has a broad economic base and new, as well as old residents can find a wide choice of new subdivisions, modern condominiums and retirement centers for the elderly. 9

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Reviewing the day’s events, Doug Gibbs and his father, Dr. Foster Gibbs share an after-school moment. father’s son Growing up in our little town, students often find themselves growing their father’s shadow. As they grow older, they see things in a different light. They remember back in sixth grade, looking up at the high school students waiting to be a Lumberjack. Being in high school, most find themselves waiting for their diplomas. After graduation everyone goes his own way. Some go to college. Others will get married, and most will have children of their own. Helping their own children to grow, everyone looks back on their childhood and thinks “What my parents tried to tell me wasn’t so crazy after all.”