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

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THE CRITERION Published Bi-Weekly By the Students of Arthur Hill High School EXECUTIVE BOARD Managing Editor Marion Meyer, ' 23 Associate Editor Harriet Pitts, ' 24 Associate Editor Clarence Baumgart, ' 23 Literary Editor Natalie Duclos, ' 23 News Editor Howard Mclntyre, ' 23 Exchange Editor Dorothy Browne, ' 23 Business Manager George Lehr, ' 23 Advertising Manager, Treasurer M. I. P. A George Needham, ' 23 Circulation Manager Hubert Ryan, ' 23 STAFF Assistant Literary Editor Lois Orr, ' 24 Assistant Exchange Editor Patricia Reese, ' 24 Assistant Advertising Manager Edna Alderton, ' 24 Art Editor Eleanor Johnson, ' 24 Joke Editor Merril McDonald, ' 23 Sports Editor Alex. Jacks, ' 24 Assistant Sports Editor Mildred Marks, ' 24 Organization Editor Emily Hudson, ' 23 Assistant Organization Editor Nathan Schreib, ' 24 Reporters William Purmort ' 25, Theodore Roethke ' 25, Hazel Booth, ' 23 Faculty Advisers Alberta Bolen, Louise Kilbourne Auditor W. W. Haggard

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GIELS ' CLUB This has been, in every respect, a very successful year for the Girls ' Club. Early in the year they met in the Annex and selected the follovi ing girls as their officers: Many delightful and novel parties have been held, and if the old Annex v as able to talk it would tell of many strange sights it has witnessed. One of the most delightful of these affairs was the Halloween party, where every one who came was given many thrills in a trip through the great beyond. The Hobo party was not a dressy affair, in one sense of the word, but one in which lots of fun was enjoyed by everyone, dressed in their oldest clothes and ready for any- thing. The costume party, which gave the girls a chance to show their ingenuity, was a huge success. The best feature of the club, however, is that it brings the girls together, they show co- operation in the stunts, dances and games, and they mingle with one another, from seniors, post graduates, and alumnae to freshmen, all pulling together for the good of the club. The girls have no regular meetings as most clubs have but the business is all transacted at the numerous parties. Now, at the close of the school year, we feel that the girls can look back on the year 1922-23 with a great deal of satisfaction with the knowledge that they have left the Girls ' Club a bigger and better organization. President Vice President Margaret Winterstein Alice Dice Mildred Marks Gladys Streeter Secretary . Treasurer. MILDRED MARKS, Secretary.