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

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MR. KEITH BIRDSALL Counselor OH! THERE'S MR. BIRDSALL. Jerry Meyer waits for the results of his college boards. Advice, Direction, Illumination MISS MARY MARGARET DOIDGE Visited by every Hillite at some time, our ever- Counselor expanding and improving guidance center con- tinues to help Arthur Hill pupils. Here a student may study a large number of college catalogs or obtain the services of a counselor. Each member of the guidance staff acts as a practical guide for stu- dents’ futures. By means of student-counselor and parent-counselor conferences and with the assist- ance of various test results, a student's purpose in life can often be made apparent. At the least, a student is made aware of college and career pos- sibilities and how to best use his years at Arthur Hill. With awareness of the past and considera- tion of the present, uncertainty of the future can MR. OLIVER HERZLER, JR. often be reduced or eliminated. Counselor MRS. NANCY BAXTER MR. PARNELL TARDY MRS. JUNE O'DELL Counselor Counselor Counselor

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MR. KEITH H. BIRDSALL Assistant Principal DO YOU THINK IT'S A B AVERAGE?—Miss Olmsted and Mr. Birdsall confer on academic standings. Olmsted-Birdsall Counsel Students Separately or as a team, Mr. Keith H. Bird- sall, assistant principal, and Miss: Helen Olm- sted, dean of girls, serve in their respective ca- pacities to the advantage of all Hillites. Many and varied though their activities are, all are closely allied to student problems. College entrance .tests must be carefully arranged as must talks at Arthur Hill by representatives of various colleges and uni- versities. Scholarships also form a big part of Miss Olmsted’s job. Student problems as well as meet- ings or extra-curricular activities which use the school building require the constant attention of Mr. Birdsall. A good school and student well-be- ing are the goals toward which our assistant prin- cipal and dean are constantly striving. MISS HELEN OLMSTED Dean of Girls

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Office Staff Smooths Students' Way Twenty-four hundred students with an equal number of assorted problems afford sufficient reason MRS. MARILYN SMITH for a constant throb of activity in the Arthur Hill MISS DORIS FRYE Secretary office. As a vital nucleus the office department faces Secretary the challenge of each day—swinging into action well before school starts in the morning and continuing long after the close of the students’ day. Records of school finance, attendance and scholarships require constant attention, and daily schedules must be planned well in advance. Each ringing of the tele- phone means checking, notifying or deciding; each season brings with it additional responsibility in the forms of S. O. sales, graduation arrangements, etc. In managing Arthur Hill the office staff has become aware that what today does not bring tomorrow probably will. MRS. LORNA RAHN MRS. LOMA KRANER Secretary, School Treasurer Secretary MR. WILLIAM McMULLIN MRS. GRACE FRY MRS. ARLINE BEEKER Attendance Secretary, Secretary, Attendance Office Guidance Center TYPICAL BUT NEV- ER ROUTINE Advis- ory treasurers turn in S.O. money to Mrs. Rahn and Mrs. Smith. 14