Douglas MacArthur High School - Itella Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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UP FRO TI PRESSIO S 116fFaculty 2 A I mm, Vice-Principal, Mr. Clark Vice Principal-Mr. Slahl Principal-Mr. Gundar Strautnieks Mrs. Dietiker-Counselor Mr' Fnhcounselor Mr. Doane-Counselor Mrs. Fry Mrs. Schneider Mrs. A. Cafeteria Supervisor Mrs. Reihke MTS- Smith

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rh WYWYW fBottoml Todd Hohwart and Andy Brown resting after a hard workout. ITopl Chris Massey working hard on the dip machine. lOpposite Page Topj Terry Carpenter working out on the bench press. lOpposite Page Bottoml A sound game of basketball after a hard workout. As explained by Ron Stelter, athletic director, The physical edu- cation program at MacArtur High School is set up to provide all stu- dents with some important concepts about the relationship betweeen to- tal fitness and physical activity and acquaint them with a wide variety of basic techniques that can be used to attain adequate levels of physical fitness. Another important objective is to assist them in acquir- ing experiences and reasonable proficiency in some practical or individual activity, and then to make their own decisions about the physical activity in their lives. The following programs are offered in physical education: Freshman Phys- ical Education, Team Physical Edu- cation, Life Physical Education, Conditioning. According to physical education instructor, Pete Kaligian, Experience has taught us that regular exercise, proper diet and adequate rest and relaxation are es- sential to good health. This program, Conditioning, has a dual purpose: first, to supply practical instruction for attaining a level of fitness that can be success- fully applied to athletic competition, body building or that can be used as an aid in fitness for every day living. Secondly, our purpose has been to give a glimpse into the physiological and medical aspects of phsical conditioning. Douglas MacArthur's young men and women are taller, heavier and healthier than ever before. They can be the most energetic and productive citizens in Michigan. This is the challenge which the physical education curriculum will want to help meet. Academ1cs!115

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MRS. MARY JANE SCHUL- TZ--Mrs. Schultz was born in Bay City, Michigan, and attended college at M,S,U, She has been at MacArthur since it opened and teaches Chemistry I and II, DME MR. ROBERT SIMP- SON--Coming from Greenville, Mich., Mr. Simpson attend- ed C.M.U, and has been at D.M.H,S, for five years. Besides teaching biology, he is also the Business Manager of Athletics here. Aside from these areas, his main interest is taxi- dermy. MR, CHARLES LAUNDRA -Born in Saginaw, Mr. Laundra attended Illinois State U. and is new here this year. He plays an ac- tive part in Pit Xt Balcony. He also enjoys pets, the Theatre, acting, and build- ing with wood. URIES FRUM 1967 -' I nf' +0 Hw .xk.s1lN'v MR. DAVID GARN --Mr. Garn, who heads the Ex- change Student Program, is a native of Saginaw. He at- tended Bay City Junior Col- lege and C.M.U. Besides finding math fascinating , he also enjoys astronomy a.nd music. MR. MANNY STAHL--Mr. Stahl was born in Austria and lived there until he was eleven. Mr. Stahl graduated from C.M,U, I-le plans to at- tend graduate school andre- turn to Europe sometime in the future. Mr. Stahl teaches German I 8a II. MISS VIRGINIA BRIGGS-- Miss Briggs attended Cen- tral Michigan University. She teaches math and feels that MacArthur is just great, Miss Briggs has been teaching group guidance classes also. .1 'itll.Mwtwhw.lwwwsmwmhwmM ........... MRS, ANNE DIETIKER--Mrs. Dietiker is a counselor, .teaches group guidance, and sponsors the Medical Ca- reers Club. Her ambition is to tour Europe and record the opinions and problems of young people in different countries. Facultyf 117