Muskegon High School - Said and Done Yearbook (Muskegon, MI)

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Muskegon High The home of the Muskies is well known in the community. It is presided over by a Big Chief, Little Chiefs, counselors, and senior members of the tribe who lay the plans and supervise the functions of the schools. They keep the traditions and knowledge of the tribe alive and progres- sive.

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MUREL G. BURDICK, M.A. Senior High Principal Mr. Burdick, always kept busy being friendly lo all who come lo him for acl- vice, keeps our school running smoothly. In his leisure time he enjoys golf and bridge. Chiefs Keep Schools Running . . . The responsibility of keeping everything working harmoniously falls chiefly to Mr. Burdick and his assistants, Mr. Ihrman and Mrs. Kyes in Senior High. while Mr. Huttengzl, Miss Herkimer, and hir. Diebel supervise the Manual. ALICE M. KYES, M.A. DONALD l.. IHRMAN, M.A. . . . ' I A I Assistant Principal Asslsianl Prlnclpa Mrs, Kyes is kepl busy counseling al school besides M Ih n enioys sailing, fishing, and reading, in keeping house and enioying her cal, And is he his leisure lime, inlereslingln says Mrs. Kyes.