Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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MR. CHARLES C. COULTER Acting superintendent Following the retirement of Mr. Miller, former Assistant Superintendent Coulter was appointed acting Superintendent until such time as the Board of Edu- cation would select the new Superinten- dent of Saginaw Public Schools. His efficient handling of the position has made Mr. Coulter a leading candidate for that position. MR. A.B. HAISI' Director of Secondary Education Formerly principal of Webber Junior High, Mr. Haist has been serving during the past three years as Director of Secondary Education. His friendly personal manner has made him a popular administrator among those teachers with whom he works.

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ADNIINIS RATION These are the men who keep Saginaw school standards high. Standing: Dr. Raymond A. Hart, Mr. J. Robert Grube, Mr. Roswell Burrows, and Mr. Edward C. MacRae. Seated: Mr. Robert Grant, Jr., Mr. George Pross, Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Finance and Business Administration, Miss Dorothy M. Senkpiel Secretary to Mr. Pross, and Mr. Charles C. Coulter, Acting Superintendent of Saginaw Schools, Two members Of the Board, Mr. Hiel M. Rockwell and Mr. Walter A. Leesch, are absent from the picture. During the past ten years Saginaw's education program has advanced tremendously. Begun by the people them- selves when they voted a tax increase to build new schools, the program of better educational facilities has continued to prosper under the direction of able civic and educational leaders. Among these whg have given freely of their time and talents are the members of the Saginaw Board of Education. Drawn frgm all walks of life and from various professions, these people have demcnstrated their desire for a progressive educational program for Saginaw. In addition to the new Saginaw Higl School, several other schools have been replaced, and Saginaw has become the proud possessors of two additional swimming pools, so necessary to the development of our youth. We honor those who have led the way in the Administration of the Saginaw Public school system. 6

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ADMINISTRATION The value of the school can be estimated by the people in that school. Saginaw High School has been especially fortunate in its selection of teachers. The informal atmosphere which prevails in the classroom as well as at other school functions has been responsible for the spirit of friendly cooperation which prevails between students and faculty. In every phase of our school life, students and teachers can be seen working side by side, developing those moral and spiritual values which are so necessary to today's complex living. Saginaw High is proud of this spirit..Saginaw High is proud of its teachers. MR. WARD E. TIBBET Principal Ready to welcome back students and faculty this year was a new principal. Mr. Tibbet was not new to us however, Q since for several years he has been O CI 1 S9 UJ U1 ,-h U2 E Cf' 'U 1 I-In I3 O ,i 'U D7 P-4 E CD D' S19 4 FD 97 I-I I W m 0 3 H H O m m go'.355S'0 5:-f 4g. j-h m 2 U - m Qmbx '-10-mg I-A. 2923-2. 53132 D O o Eiigi N H Q H E 5'o 3 U05- ' D ,.4.gdg'D m m m W W Ophmfp :7'C1g1,O Orr-Oc-r Or: cn Faso Q-I. ,OSHJ HOD' OCP- I H m ,W Wj7Mf?WWWaWw,,