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

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OO ee Faculty cabinet members are a representative group elected by Arthur Hill teachers who consult with Mr. |. M. Brock, chairman, on all school plans. Members at a regular meeting — Mr. Joseph Sloboda, Mr. Prentice Ryan, Miss Eloise Bacon, Mr. Raymond ‘54 LEGENDA Assisting teachers and guests during institute week were six senior, girls. Guides — Janet O’Brien, chairman; Jan Morford, Carol Rice, Nancy Rupp, Sue Howe, and Sue Stamm. Six teachers are among the new faces at Arthur Hill this year. Mr. Brock discusses plans for the coming year with Mr. Edwin Schalk, social studies; Miss Beverly Yates, English; Miss Joan Rosso, Eng- lish; Mr. Russell Canute, social studies; Mr. Joseph Sloboda, mathe- matics; and Mr. Arthur L. Mills, mathematics and science. Missing from the picture is Mr. Fred Case, science. Morrow, Mr. Brock, Mrs. Helen Beyer, Miss Rachel McMillan, Miss Ethel Peterson, Mr. C. D. Stewart, Mrs. Lorna Ziegler, and Miss Christine Webb. Miss Helen Beeson and Mr. Raymond Hartman are missing from the picture.

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SEA Promotes a Proferstonal Viewpoint Board of Education members serve the citizens of Saginaw wha elect them to manage the public schools. Their regular meetings are held at the Administration Building on Millard Street the sec- ond Tuesday of the month. Members — Standing: Mr. Charles C. Coulter, assistant superintendent; Mr. Walter A. Leesch, and Mr. J. Robert Grube, secretary. Sitting: Mr. Robert Grant, Jr., Mr. Edward C. MacRae, vice-president; Mr. Hiel M. Rockwell, treas- urer; Miss Dorothy Senkpiel, Mr. Roswell Burrows, Dr. Raymond A. ‘Hart, president; and Mr. Chester F. Miller, superintendent. 14 Sixth Annual Business-Education Day finds merchants host to 800 Saginaw city and county teachers for a day. The program opens with an assembly in the Arthur Hill auditorium. Then teachers re- ported to their assigned host. The tour through the places of bus- iness and the luncheon made up the day’s procedure. The plan- ning committee for the day—Mr. Albert C. Boyd, Chamber of ‘Commerce executive secretary; Mr. Burrows Morley, chairman, director of American Opportunity Program for Saginaw; and Mr. Charles C. Coulter, assistant superintendent of schools. The speaker for the program was Mr. Geoffrey S. Childs, president of S aginaw Chamber of Commerce. His topic was ‘The Community and Business.’ Saginaw County Institute meeting opened at Arthur Hill High School August 31 and continued through September 4. ‘The Three R’s of School Community Relations’ was the theme of the week. Specialists brought in for the program were Dr. Nicholas Nyaradi, professor-at-large, Bradley University; Miss Lourentine B. Collins, director department of school-community relations, Detroit public schools. Saginaw Education Association members are concerned with the professional, social, and general welfare of Saginaw teachers. Association officers — Miss Lorraine Gay, president; Mrs. Lelia Jakes, secretary; Miss Mary J. Ewing, executive secretary; Mr. Harold Giesecke; treasurer; and Mr. Paul Rhodes, vice-president ARTHUR HILL

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union, held on December 28, 1953 at the Bancroft Hotel, to reminisce over by-gone days — Mrs. Helen Schumaker Rochla, Mrs. Josephine Franc Halm, Mr. Wendall Halm, Mrs. Sarah Garner Ulrey, Mr. Glenn Ulrey, Mrs. Esther Gelor Chaplin, and Mrs. Hazel Carmichael Houck. Happy to be together for the 1918 Re- | | For the first time in 36 years members of the class of 1918 gath- ered for a reunion dinner. Twenty-eight of the 53 graduates were present. Mr. Arthur Rice, class president, called the class roll. Each member responded with an introduction of. his husband or wife and brought the group up to date on his doings and whereabouts. Renewing memories — Mrs. Earl T. Chisholm, arrangements com- mittee; Mr. Lisle McKay, Mr. Alfred Richter, treasurer; Mrs. Ella Edwards Strable, Mr. Rice, reunion head; Mr. and Mrs. |. M. Brock, Mrs. Arthur Rice, and Miss Florence Wells ‘01, former head of the home economics department at Arthur Hill. Members of the class of 1924 enjoyed a reunion June 4 at Zehn- der’s Hotel in Frankenmuth to celebrate their thirtieth anniversary. Mr. T. Hewitt McDonagh was the general chairman. Arthur Hill students whose parents were graduated in 1924 — Ruth Brown- rigg, Sandra Gainey, Sharon Bell, Ruth Mannion, Suzanne Zitter Sandra Trinklein, Leonard Zorn, and Richard Marr. Students whose parents were graduated in 1929 compare present Students at Arthur Hill whose parents were graduated in 1918 — day life at Arthur Hill with that of 25 years ago. Twenty-niners Standing: Gerald Goodman and John Hilbrant. Sitting: Sally plan a fall reunion according to presidents Robert Grube and Wil- Martzowka, Dick Goodman, Ann Wallace, David Morford, and liam Morgan. Present Hillites who have 1929 graduates in the Mary Ann Olson. family — David Morford, Frances Miller, Kay Laing, Mary Jo Campbell, Judy Hart, Gerald Goodman, and Dick Goodman. ARTHUR HILL JZ