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

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Bill Petrie, editor Florence Carmell, associate editor Doris Fischer, associate editor Doris Waggener, business mguzagcr Mattie Guy Crump, azlviser To give Hillites a memory book of the year and to help them see and understand any and all parts of their school With which they may not have come in contact, journalistic Johnny and Mary have edited this book that each Hillite may better use the building facilities, class oierings and leadership opportunities for personal and group development. i

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AGI AW ll ILIIS A SUll00L Chester F. Miller, superintendent ol public schools, has developed a system of long-range planning of re- quirements for the physical plant and for the curriculum to meet the educational demands of Saginawls youth. AGINAVV builds a school. A building suited to the needs of .every student who attends it. This school was not built overnight nor was it pulled from a hat at the Wave of a magicians wand. It took ten years of intensive surveys and planning before the building was even started. It took a study of prospective city districts and population distribution. lt took a plan of the course that every student would take and Where A his classes would be. This new building breaks down all traditions of what an institution of learning should bc. Schools have sometimes been ornamental, out- moded buildings that were built to suit some architect's dream. The new plan called for a school that would adapt itsellf to the students rather than having the students try to adapt them- selves to it. Through untiring work on the part