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

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1950 at Arthur Hill The Coordinators of Organization and Administration in Action . . . Parents and teachers at Arthur Hill consult through the Parent-Teacher Association to help the students. The P-TA members sponsor several meetings and social functions during the year, where parents can get a representative view of what their young people are accomplishing. The faculty and students work together in organizing the student body into interest-capturing groups, and school-wide organizations, conducting campaigns, and choosing careers. It is this combination of students, teachers, and parents that has enabled Arthur Hill to progress in its democratic spirit through years. MR. JAMES M. sHAcKLE'roN is president of the Board of Education Beard of Education members look over plans for the East Saginaw High School of the future. They are, left to right, MR. EDWARD C. MAC RAE, secretaryg DR. RAYMOND A. HART, MR. RUSSELL STRACHAN, superintendent of building and groundsg MR. GEORGE D. PROSS, clerk of the boardg MR, HIEL M. ROCKWELL, treasurer, MR. WALTER A. LEESCH, MR. J. ROBERT GRURE, MR. ci-iEsTER F. MILLER, superintendent of schools, and MR. HARRY P. BAKER, ., ,W Golden jubilee! 7

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MR. I. M. BROCK, school principal, is known to both teachers and students as a competent administrative ofiicial and a friendly adviser, He has served as chief executive of Arthur Hill for 21 years. AIIMI TRATIU 6 I 50 Le genda

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OFFICE: Control Center of chool Life Opening week of the school year, city teachers gather at Arthur Hill for a three day institute. The receptionists were, standing: IDA MARIE LANG, MR. C. C. COULTER, administrative assistant and supervisor of BIE Day, and JOANNE HIMSEL, Seated: BETTY BROCKWAY, KAY KRUEGER, 8.I1Cl BARBARA OLSON. MIss ETHEL A. PETERSON, dean of girls, and MR. RAYMOND MOR- ROW, assistant principal, spend the first hour of the school day at the OHIce counter ready to counsel students and faculty. Students asking aid are GLORIA DUWE, jo ANN PRUYNE, JEAN BUSE, SALLY SORGATZ, HAROLD RICHARDS, and CATHERINE PETERS. MISS SALLY LA BRAKE sold Dedication Game tickets to MR. R. EARL AVERY and MR. WILLIAM KESSEL in the school oiiice. On Business, Industry, and Education Day teachers were guests of Saginaw business concerns. A group ready to visit the Chevrolet Grey Iron Foundry gathers in the hall at 10 a.m. Left to right: MR. CULLEN MCDONALD, IMISS DOROTHEA MOUNTZ, MISS HELEN OLMSTED, MR. ALBERT EYNON, MR. KENNETH MOELLER, MR. HARRY GRAVES MILLER, MR. GORDON WHITE, MR. KENNETH POUL- SON, MR. LESLIE TURNER, and MR. VERN WRITER. 3 '50 Legenda