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

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Doris Benford, first semester president; Ted Kennedy, sec- ond semester president; Rus- sell Johnson, vice-president; Ellen Fleischmann, secretary; Imer P. Simon, treasurer. Ad visory Seniors and Underclassmen

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Hall of Fame The fifteen passengers privileged to sit at the Captain ' s table by right of service to the ship. Bob Johnson, serious and sensible, yet not at all saintly. A saxophonist of wide repute, He seems to belong in a braided suit. • Margaret Campbel l, the journalist. Give her some paper, a pencil to bite; And make her happy by letting her write. • • Ed Anzicek, perseverance personified. Quietly he carries through directions to the letter; And after winning, Eddie says, Next time I ' ll do it better. Elmer P. Simon, who believes that little boys should be both seen and heard. No obstacle ' s too tall for him. His hat is not too small for him. • Elmer E. Simon, everybody ' s pal. Hts sportsmanship and vim revealed A leader on the sporting field. • Buck Antle, both happy-go-lucky and lucky. With Buck in there, the game is a cinch. They count on his sure coming through in a pinch. •£- Ed Kirstowsky, the friendly sort. Polite, inherently sincere, He follows, doesn ' t domineer. BUI Hutchison, as determined as a bull- dog, as gentle as a Saint Bernard. He sees no reason for talking so proudly, Because his ability ' s speaking so loudly. • Jerry Brenner, whose mind is a mass of cogs and wheels kept running smoothly by wit and intelligence. He goes for hobbies and for pets. And subtle jokes that no one gets. • Ted Kennedy, out to win. For brains and manly beauty Ted ' s well-known. The field, the class, the dance floor claim him for their own. • Doris Benford, who becomes as excited about your good luck as her own. Always full of fun, delightedly amused, Sweetly-smiling, she ' s whole-heartedly enthused. + Betty Jo Achard, neither tall nor tan, but undoubtedly terrific. Laughter and fun claim Betty Jo. Amazingly, her marks aren ' t low. • Ellen Flelschmann, who is as natural off the stage as she is on. Her sense of humor and her poise Make her liked by girls and boys. • Ann Doerfner, the gracious lady. She ' s daintily pretty and charmingly sweet. One suspects that her heart is as light as her feet. Hazen Stevens, who likes to go places and do things. Invite him to a party, needn ' t ask him twice. Girls ' mothers and his teachers think him very nice. • Because pictures of Ann and Hazen were missing at the time this page was made up, they appear in another section of the book. Legenda 19