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

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Marquees such as the Court Theater’s featured actress Sally Field, who was chosen the best actress of the year. Expansion of the Quad Theater brought more movie hits to the area for Arthur Hill students to enjoy. eee ee DAR LINGS | Movie soundtracks provide a chance for HOYT Students to relive their favorite movies. PUBLIC LIBRARY Examining the offerings at the Green Acres Cinema, Julie Dupuis and Billy Osborne choose the film they want to see. EDDY COLLECTION Ze 3 1390 00951 1682

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24 For those students who found theater admission costs too expensive, Home Box Office movies filled their evenings for a fraction of that cost. On witn the snow Life has been said to be somewhat like a picture show. For Saginaw area teenagers, life usually included a movie at a nearby theater on Friday or Saturday night. Some went to see a movie because “there was nothing else to do in Saginaw,” while others found this a place to go on a date or maybe they went just to see their favorite movie star. Claus Holtrop admits he went to see the movie “10” because he liked Bo Derek. The choices of movies were virtually unlimited with the many local theaters. There was the Quad Theater, which featured eight different movies, Green Acres Cinemas one and two, the Court Theater and two drive-ins, the Auto and the Twilite. Among the favorites of the movies shown during the school year were “The Jerk” with comedian Steve Martin, “Kramer vs. Kramer,” which won five Academy Awards and five Oscars, and “10” starring Bo Derek. Richard Gaunt said his favorite movie was “Kramer vs. Kramer’ because he agreed strongly with the viewpoint that man should have the right of custody of the child in a divorce situation. Going to the movies was not cheap entertainment with the cost between $3 and $3.75 for an evening show. Some student found Home Box Office (HBO) a cheaper form of movie entertainment. The HBO cost include the charge for the cable and featured films like “Animal House,” “Saturday Night Fever,” “Grease,” “China Syndrome” and musical specials with performers such as ELO, Diana Ross and Lou Rawls. , 4 w

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7, @ 4 ia, ‘ 4 oh BOOSME coote rd ee y, TITTLE a OFF CR em me ee : q es - ‘ rm a) Money for the Senior Class was earned by Dave Stringer and Jennifer Bishop when they baked heart-shaped cookies for the Valentine’s Day Cookie Factory. Seniors will never forget the day Intercollegiate Press sent its representative to help them order graduation announcements. Senior expenses include the rental of caps and gowns for Mark Bradtke and Brian Bueker.