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

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i'- ; 'r V cYp;- V wv Saginaw means excitement and the Fourth of July found the community exploding with activity. Warm fall days were highlighted by the first pep assembly held in the Arthur Hill Memorial Stadium.

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Addressing the senior class at the commencement exercises is Mrs. Ruth Braun as Mark Seatvert transfers it into sign language for the hearing impaired. Dreaming of glory Everyone dreams. The most fantastic dream of all is being in the spotlight of glory, achieving a goal. There are many kinds of dreams and many kinds of glory. In the sophomore year there are dreams of getting a driver’s license, that first formal dance and actually and finally becoming a Hillite. Juniors, being the middle class, have dreams of becoming seniors, striving to beat the seniors in everything. Big dreams come from the senior class...prom, graduation, choosing a college or just getting out on their own. There are dreams of many sizes, but unfortunately not all of them can be fulfilled. Without dreams, there would be no escape from reality.

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At the first Hillite Booster Barbecue, Tim Wressellgets ready to become a member of the Clean Plate Club.” Activities We all live many wonderful and unforgettable moments in and around our little town. The daily routine of going to school was, by no means, boring at Arthur Hill. What with sports, various clubs and whatever else the average student spent his time doing, students were kept busy around the clock. Saginaw offered a wide range of entertainment. This year students caught a glimpse of the Commodores at the Civic Center, laughed to the hysterics of “Animal House”, and were touched watching the tenderness of “Family” on television. All of these things and more made 1979 a year to remember.