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

 - Class of 1922

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Class Prophecy I have formed a hobby of collecting newspapers from various cities in the country. The reason for this hobby is that I am still in search of material for my novel which is to be my life work. I have learned that authors often receive their inspirations from newspaper accounts. Thus, in the year of 1932, a large pile of papers lies before me on my desk. The first one I unfold is from my old home town, Saginaw. It contains many familiar names, and each one recalls to my memory a face which I shall never forget. Who can this stern looking old man in the picture be? There must have been an election in Saginaw, for here is the mayor ' s picture. What does the article say about him? I adjust my bone-rimmed glasses and begin to read. THE SAGINAW NEWS COURIER SAGINAW, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1932. READING CLUB ENTERTAINED Prof. George Alderton of the Uni- versity of Michigan addressed the Saginaw Woman ' s Reading Club yes- terday afternoon on the subject of Speaking in Public. Professor Alderton has been an instructor in oratory for the past five years, and the members of the club who heard him feel that they have gained much by his speech. It was through the influence of Miss Jessie Turner, Pres- ident of the club, that Professor Alderton was brought here. MAN HIT BY AUTOMOBILE Ross Rutledge, 205 Lyon street, was struck by a machine driven by Clifton Reavey of Freeland, yester- day morning. Mr. Rutledge received a broken nose but he is expected to recover. When Reavey realized that he had struck Rutledge, he leaped from his Rolls Royce and helped the injured man to his feet. The machine sped on and crashed into the plate glass window of Sidney Stingel ' s de- partment store on the corner of Court and Michigan. Both Stingel and Rut- ledge are suing Reavey for damages. METZLER ELECTED BY HUGE MAJORITY Mr. Merle Metzler, for the past twenty years a resident of the city of Saginaw, was yesterday elected mayor. Mr. Metzler has always been interested in politics, and it is ex- pected that he will do much for the improvement of the city. Mayor Metzler is even now favoring the plan of adopting an aeroplane transpor- tation system for Saginaw. NEW MEMBERS OF FACULTY CHOSEN Mr. Edwin Meyers, superintendent of the West Side schools, has an- nounced that Misses Ada Giles and Helen Carr are two of the new mem- bers of the Arthur Hill high school faculty. Miss Giles has specialized in every branch of mathematics, while Miss Carr is an expert in gymnasium work. Both these young women are alumnae of Arthur Hill High, and it is expected that thej- will be sympa- thetic and competent instructors.

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entertainment and dancing for every one who attends. Incidentally, we are hoping that the J Hop will be a success, as we are looking forward to a banquet which will be equally as good as the one we gave last year ' s graduating class. The Juniors will find themselves well repaid as we intend to give them a return; just what, when, or where, has not been decided, but they can plan on an all-around good time. The class of ' 22 also hopes to leave behind something that will remind the remaining students and newcomers of our deeds rather than our misdeeds. We want to leave some form of scholarship fund which will not only aid many Arthur Hill students, but which will also be a lasting memorial to our class. Last, but far from least of our hopes, we have almost reached the goal we have been seeking for four years — graduation. We can- not help but approach it with gladness, with a sense of work finished and work begun, with a feeling of freedom and yet responsibility, and with an eagerness, to step out into the ranks, to test our ability to make a place in the world. Yet, in the midst of our anticipation, a small, sad voice reminds us that the doors of Arthur Hill have closed upon our high school days, that we will never meet here again for those nerve- racking exams, club meetings, or jolly good times. Many of us will wander far from here, no one knows where, but one thing we DO know: we shall always remember dear old Arthur Hill and give it a sacred and uppermost place in our hearts. ADA Gn.ES, SADIE DOERFNER.



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SAGINAW MAN MAKES VALUA- BLE DISCOVERY Russell Norton, famous experi- menter, has found a new method of removing permanent waves from the hair. Mr. Norton guarantees his new method to be successful, as it has proved so on his own hair. The nature of this new discovery has not yet been disclosed. TOWN TALK Benjamin Wells, the famous Shakespearian actor, will give The Tale of Two Cities at the Scenic Theater next Wednesday evening. This will be of great interest to those who enjoy Milton ' s works. Miss Flos- sie Pierce and Miss Fay Spencer will make their debutes on the concert stage by singring a duet accompanied on the harp by Miss Kathryn Cham- berlain. Tomorrow afternoon at two o ' clock, Edward Wilde will open his new sporting goods store at Payne ' s Station. Ladies ' bathing suits will be displayed on living models among whom will be seen Miss Midge Red- mond, the famous Mack Sennett bath- ing beauty. TraflBc was held up yesterday for twenty minutes by a throng which gathered to hear Miss Esther Walker, a prominent suffragist leader, make a speech on a soap box in the middle of Genesee street. Russell Brandt, traffic officer, became very much con- fused in his work, but finally suc- ceeding in arresting Miss Walker. The prisoner was immediately releas- ed, however, by Frances Lauer, chief of police, who recognized Miss Wal- ker as a former school chum. Robley George slipped on a banana peel in front of his home last even- ing, and broke one of his front teeth. His wife rushed to his rescue, and it is expected that he will be fully re- covered within a few days. Please remit flowers. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Remer was the scene of much confusion Thursday when it was found that their daughter. Myrtle, had disap- peared. It is believed that she has eloped with Earl Avery who has been conducting a medicine show in the city for the past week. The show also left town Thursday evening. Miss Lucille Grobe sails the twen- ty-first of next month for Africa where she will take up missionary work among the natives. She will be assisted by Miss Irma Karow who is also interested in this work. Watch in this column for a series of feature articles, to be written by Miss Ellen Ryan. The first will be Advice to Lovers. The Saginaw News-Courier is very fortunate in ob- taining so prominent a newspaper woman as Miss Ryan for its staff. Word has been receivec here of the marriage of Miss Jennie Wolf- gram to a member of the Russian embassy. Monsieur Shindouski. Miss Wolfgram met her husband while traveling in the Orient. The students of Arthur Hill high school were given a very interesting assembly yesterday afternoon. The speaker was Miss Grace Carmichael, who told the students of her experi- ences in Arthur Hill during her school career. Miss Carmichael is now a basket ball coach in one of the New York schools. Mss Helen Newman has been ap- pointed County Supervisor of schools. Next week is Chautauqua week in Saginaw. One of the first programs will be presented by Miss Josephine Rutledge, who will give several famou. ; readings, including extracts from Shakespeare ' s works. This will interest people of Saginaw as Miss Rutledge was a former resident of this city.

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