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- - - J - i l rfvrmlt ' i 3 We at'Arthur Hill Technical High School are proud is call attention to the following firsts : Q E E ., A Y, . . V , U ' After fortyetwo years' -of service,.'Arthur'fHill Trade School became the first techrlical high school izn thisparea. Arthur Hill Technical High School came into being as a result of a study by the industrial Education Committee which was composed of ,outstanding leadersf in industry, members of the Board of Education, and Saginaw school administrators. xx ' .f 'z .S Q. f li . : The committee made a study of Saginaw industries to determine the mostdesirabletype of education to prepare young men to take their places in the Tri-City, industrial World' 1 . 3 fg 1 .' ' ' ' ' , . 5 Through discussions, visits tog schools and industriesfand -questionnaires, the conclusion was reached that Saginaw and the Tri-'City Area was very much' in need of a technical high school! Also, as a result of the questionnaires, a new course offstudy was preparedg :The-fcomzmittee realized thatit wouldjrake a period of tour or five years to make the change complete, but the change was started with the group of students who had enrolled for the trade school pro- gram. ' r - ' ' ' On July -l, -1956, weofficially became 'Arthur'Hi.ll-'Technical 'High School, and we took the wrinkles out of the old school and almost rounded the corners. . . -' , , . ...,...N-,,-,' .E i First 'ont the list' of changes 'was .the scienceroom' which was totally ref vamped: old work tables and hoods were pulled out, new gas' and water lines and new science laboratory .tables were installed, modern' chemistry and physics supplies were purchagsedu All of'these'revisions'were gui'deol1by'Mr.7EfC.vl-lensen from Stanton, Michigan, who had accepted the iob as head of the Science De- partment'-rs'rs A Before coming here, Mr. Hensen had taught science and math,:'and for sixteen years, served 'as superintendent of schools' in several-Michigan citiesj his teaching career was interrupted by six years of U: S. 'Navy'service4World War il and Korea. 1 Asa .LtJ Commander, Mr. .Hensen received fivebattle stars from the Pacific Theater, a Unit Commendation and a Personal Commendation. ' ' Ai Social Department' wastaddedto the curriculum and the Math and English Departments were doubled, ci school: lunchroom' and-two parking' lots were added. The Printing Department was moved 'from its second floor loca- tion to ground level, leaving rspacefor an additional English room and Library. The new location made deliveries of printed supplies and materials much easier. Later, space was alloted for paper storage and janitorial supply rooms. The closing of the school year of 1957-58 brought the retirement'of Mi'. Allan' Bargarand the hiring ot Mr. Curtis' E. 'Meeks. During' the summer of l958, under 'the guidance of Mr. Meeks, a complete revamping of the Electric Shop took place,,enabling us to branch out in the field of electronics. Mr. Nieeks was an instructor of electronicsrfor'threeiof his 'four 'years in the U.'SL Air Force and came to Arthur Hill Technical High School from Webber Junior High. Another first for Arthur Hill Technical High Schoolzwas the'additio'ns:'of a' school' library! ,T Theglibrary was: necegarygin order to comply with the North Central Association regulations for a high school.
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