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

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MR. JOHN MR. EDWARD McCARGAR ERTZEO World History World History Track Coach Cross Coun- try Coach N MR. GERALD Government са Dept Шела Economics Advisor: eee zu Rifle Club Kë TOMORROW'S HISTORY—Paul Davis studies current events of the world. MR. HUGH MR. ERIC SHACKEL- ME C D SENN FORD STEWART Government American OE Economics History Cover, SEA. Ahlen Supervisor: Representative Business шц acent y Manager MRS. MRS. MARY CON- MR. STEWART STANCE WILLIAM American History VANDER- VONDETTE World History STEIN teen P SUA. | American History Membership History Baseball Committee Honor Alumnus Coach Tea Committee SANTA COMES TO ARTHUR HILL—Santa is puzzled by Robyn Goodman's reply as she is interviewed by Richard Schluckbier. MR. BRYANT WILSON Government Economics S.E.A. Representative 21

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CAN YOU DO AS WELL AS A RAT? See if you can find the way out! Phil Yarbrough follows a maze as Mr. Light looks on. Inquiry Shows the Pattern of History Did you know the Normans won the Battle of Hastings because it was fought in the rain? History at Arthur Hill is not studied as a series of isolated facts, but as a series of trends resulting from human change. Students in economics, world history and American history probe the social, political, and economic reasons behind famous events. Psychology concerns itself with human behavior in the varied problems that confront modern man. Mr. Light's stu- dents track down great experiments in psychology from Pavlov's dogs to Freu- dian slips. At the end of the year each budding psychoanalyst makes his own project to demonstrate some side of our strange behavior. 20 MR. WILLIAM GORTON Geography American History Advisor: Ski Club MR. JOSEPH FLYNN Government Cafe. super- visor MR. JAMES KURTZ Study Hall Asst. Hi-Y MR. HARVE LIGHT Psychology Commence- ment Committee

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At all levels mathematics is a study of abstract forms and ideas. Numbers and letters, the tools of mathematics, are but symbols. No one has actually seen a two, an x, or a two-dimensional figure. Nevertheless, it is upon these representations that the principles of the science of mathematics have been founded. By the concentration of an individual or the united efforts of a group, mathematics students are always seeking an answer. The answer, however, is not an end in itself. Reasoning and accuracy in relating a new situation to a previously learned method is developed by drill and testing. MRS. MARIAN MRS. LOUISE MR. JOHN DREVEN HERM KRING Geometry Geometry Algebra Social Comm. Cap and Gown Coach: Issuing Wrestling 2 TIMES 2=4—Mr. McPhee demonstrates the method of multiplication with a slide rule. ANTILOG 1.89073—Kittie Seiferlein, Lucy Cline, and Leslie Johnson join efforts to complete their trigonometry assignment. MR. DONALD MR. ARMIN MISS JOANNE McPHEE MESKER NITZ Trigonometry Algebra Algebra Dept. Head Ass't Coach Joto H. S. Baseball Letter Writing Program | MR. GEORGE PURDY Geometry Coach: Tennis MISS UNA ROBERTSON Algebra Supervisor of purchasing class rings 22