Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Principal STEPHEN H. LYTTLE The responsibilities of a principal are great; the duties are numerous and difficult; the effort is often. underestimated. During his many years at Saginaw High School, Stephen H. Lyttle has proven himself a capable leader. Because of his efficient administration, Saginaw High has become a leading senior high school. Dean of Women GWENDOLYN MAYWOOD For the many students who have problems, whether big or little, there is always the friendly guidance avail- able from Mrs. Gwendolyn Maywood, Dean of Girls. ESpecially valuable is her counciling for college-bound seniors. Mrs. Maywood is a very familar and well-liked person through- out Saginaw High.

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Asst. Principal WARD E. TIBBET The difficult task of enforcing student discipline and of keeping law and order in the school has been successfully handled by Ward E. Tibbet, our asst. principal. Though he has laid down a stern hand in enforcing rules and regulations of the school, Mr. Tibbet is, never- theless, a well liked figure among the students. , Superintendent CHESTER F. MILLER One of the outstanding figures in Saginaw and well known throughout the state of Michigan is Mr. Chester F. Miller, Superintendent of Schools. Always planning for the future and working to secure a more modern, well- balanced school system, Mr. Miller played an important role in securing a new Saginaw High. A busy executive, we congratulate Mr. Miller for his fine work.

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Faculty Looking over the morning mail are Miss Leora Homing. Mrs. Merla Harsch, and Miss Ida Rosenberger momemakingy w,625 .awagg $a55525 W WW WWM 3s REP? 3 Charles Schoedel o'nachine show and Herbert Dittmar we1ding look over a casting which Siegel Davis fr. 8: 1. co-ordinatoxj has made. Mrs. Margaret Jones English, journalism discusses a photograph for the Student Lantern with Eugene Rydahl USnglisM and Mrs. Geraldine Bertovick umblic speaking. English;