West Side High School - Legenda Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Helen Meyer Marion Meyer Cecile Moore Albert Moore Alberta Munson Charles Murray George Neidam Erma Nuerminger Amanda Oehring Dorothy Oliver Harold Olsen Alma Oir Abe Oserowsky Dorothy Paine Christol Pollard Helen Puehl Midge Redmond Mildred Reins William Reisner Edith Rich Helen Richard Wisner Roby Florence Roeser Ross Rutledge Hubert Ryan Eleanor Schmidt Alberta Schrieb Viola Schuruy Herbert Seidel Earl Shaler Cecil Shumaker Geraldine Sickler Gertrude Simpkins Robert Smith Henry Snyder Leonard Speath Laura Spence Harriet Sperry Byron Staffeld Jennie Stanton Margaret Stearns Arvilla Stielow Agnes Stone David Struthers Irene Swarthout Harriet Tanner Martin Tanner Henrietta Trier Catherine Vondette Leland Walker Marian Waters Leo Weil Ora Williams Esther Wirth Davis Wood Helena Zeigler V Berg and Guyer Hats Brenner Brenner

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Sophomore Class Notes Yes, we are Sophomores this year and even though we have not given a party yet, we hope to do so before the year is over. The class officers this year are: President Raymond Hart Vice-President Jack Donnelly Treasurer Nannette Bauer Secretary Ruth Hannun So far this year, we have been well represented in the school ' s athletic activities. Myron Cox and Raymond Hart, both Sophomores, played football on the first team. Clifford Currot, Raymond Hart, and Wisner Roby played basketball on the second team. Cliflford Currot, Myron Cox, Leland Walker, and Nick Mangutz all went out for baseball, and as the team has not yet been picked, we are hoping that the Sophs will be represented. RUTH HANNUM, Secretary. Ella Ahrens Esther Appleby Arduino Ardusse Wallace Ardusse Dorothy Arnold Nannette Bauer Clarence Baumgart Melva Beeker Dale Bennett John Benson Belinda Biles Guy Bixby Ray Blackstone Mabel Blitely Elmer Bohnhoff Hazel Booth Dorothy Brock Edna Broederdorf Dorothy Browne Charlotte Brueck Maroetta Budde Ida Burgess Roswell Burrows Alfred Callard Margaret Campbell Mildred Cannan Harold Carlton Louise Chambers Howard Clafflin Myron Cox Frances Crozier Clifford Curott Donald Dankert Mildred Davies Erma Davis Vivian Day Bernie Deibes William Dembinski Earl Dixon Harold Doering Natalia Duclos Lois Duff Grvendolyn Evans Laverne Eynon Julia Ferman Frederick Galarno Thelma Goodman Beatrice Hall John Hall Ruth Hannum Earl Harris Winnifred Harrod Ray Hart Blossom Henderson Clara Herzog Margaret Hoff Mary Howard Emily Hudson Edwina Huebner Laura Hunt Charles Johnson George Karow Irma Karow Monna Keith Bertram Kessel William Kessel Mildred Koeber Helen Kundinger Marie La Fleur Clara Leek George Lehr James Lehan Carl Lilliestierna Margaret Littledale Bennet MacArthur Nicholas Mangutz Marie Martzowka Muriel MacFarland Howard Maclntyre Thomas McQuade Edward McRae Harold Mertz Don Metcalf June Metzger

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Junior Class Notes As the race for education progresses, runners are continually- dropping out until, at last, few are left to finish the course. This year over one hundred Juniors have succeeded in finishing the race, and are ready to assume the v eighty responsibilities and solemn dignity of Seniors. The class has been working under the following officers: First on the program was football. In this, the Juniors were splendidly represented by Roy Spiekermann, Charles Grube, Raymond Scheib, Joseph Friske, Paul Hackett, Louis Coash, and James Pearson. When the football season was over. Winter and early Spring kept the following Juniors busy on the basketball team: Paul Hackett, Charles Grube and Raymond Scheib. The girls ' team would have had a hard time if it had not been for the excellent playing of Helen Carr, Grace Carmichael, and Jane Williams. The Arthur Hill debating team has worked under enormous difficulties this year, and it is a wonder it is in existence at all. Its success is due to the three loyal members, one of whom is Albertine Schmidtke. She is the only Junior who will be awarded the literary A. H. this year. The Junior Hop was given at Pioneer Hall, February fifteenth, and everyone had an excellent time. No one can dispute the fact that the Junior Play, The Big Idea, was a huge success. The size of the audience alone is commenda- tion enough. Now who can say that this hasn ' t been a record-breaking year for us? We are eargely looking forward to the time when we will be the uppermost of upper classmen. That will not be very long, provided, of course, we weather the final examinations. Charles Grube Paul Hackett Ada Giles Raymond Scheib President : Vice-President -Secretary Treasurer ADA GILES, Secretary. George Alderton Reynold Anschutz Earl Avery Gladys Baker Allaseba Becker Bernie Becker Russell Bingham Genevieve Brandt Grace Carmichael Helen Carr Edith Chritie Ruth Bradford Grace Canter Louis Coash Irene Cook