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

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LISTENING—President Charles Khuen presents a problem to Mr. Giesecke. ADVISING—Mr. Giesecke gives a solution to the problem. As principal of Arthur Hill High School, Harold W. Giesecke has provided creative leadership for teachers and concerned guidance for students. That Arthur Hill has gained wide recognition in both academic and athletic achievements was Mr. Giesecke’s opinion. He felt that today’s students have developed a greater interest toward education since they have become more keenly aware of job and college competition. But along with learning, he felt that students should partake in extracurricular activ- ities to gain a sense of responsibility and a wider concept of teamwork. Before becoming principal in 1962, Mr. Giesecke served as counselor and as head of the mathematics department. Mr. Giesecke, a graduate of the Univer- sity of Wisconsin, has earned a master’s degree from DePaul University in Chicago. CONSIDERING—Mr. Giesecke thinks about the problem. Harold W. Giesecke Mr. Harold W. Giesecke, principal

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Mr. Charles Coulter, superintendent Dr. Milford Holt, director of secondary education Room Shortage Faces Board of Education Unlike the Pied Piper of Hamelin who led the children of the town astray, the Saginaw Board of Education works hard to lead 22,155 Saginaw school children to a richer adulthood. Composed of seven members plus Charles Coulter, superintendent, and Dr. Milford Holt, director of secondary education, the board made necessary financial decisions, Mr. Walter Averill Dr. John Goodsell Mr. R. Joseph Heagany Mr. Harold Karls Mr. Walter Leesch Mr. Eugene Stansbury Picture not available: Mr. John Picard awarded diplomas to 1256 graduates, and organized committees to study the needs of Saginaw’s youth. Because of a shortage of classrooms in both ele- mentary and secondary schools, the board purchased eight mobile classrooms and put them to immediate use. As additional funds become available, more educational facilities will be constructed. —— = ee |

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BG: ™ PARITT S CET ACRE TERME = Mr. Keith Birdsall Mr. Birdsall Assumes Added Responsibilities After a summer’s illness, Miss Helen Olmstead returned to her job as dean of students. In her absence, Miss Olmstead’s work was handled by Mr. Birdsall and the office staff. Assistant principal Mr. Keith Birdsall stated that every Hillite js capable of assuming scholastic and extra curricular responsibilities. During the ac year, Mr. Birdsall backed compiled the school calendar problems among numerous 0 ademic student undertakings, , and handled discipline ther duties. ieed MISS OLMSTEAD catches up on school correspondence MR. BIRDSALL plans the school calendar. Miss Helen Olmsted