Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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fs. BOARD OF EDUCATION Members of Saginaw's progressive Board of Educa- tion include: lst row: Eugene P. Stansbury, Sec- retary: Robert W. Grant jr., President: and Chas. C. Coulter, Superintendent. 2nd row: Heil M. Rockwell, Treasurer: Walter A. Leesch, and Dr. Raymond A. Hart, Boardmembers. 77' Akai? 457, ' ,,M,,f! ' 'W ' ' 57 , 7' I Q , gf-' DEPARTMENT HEADS OF SAGINAW SCHOOLS 1st row--Dr. Helen Tewes, Director of Elementary Education: Wiss Eleanor B ham, Art Education: Miss Diana Umstattd, Director of Remedial Read Miss Catherine Furbee, Speech Correctionp Viss Rhea Hiller, Music. 2nd row--Mr. Leonard Soper, Director of Re-searchg Ur, Glenn 1.155913 Assjs Director of Athletics: Dr. Milford Holt, Director of Secondary Educati Mr. Roy McMurray, Athletic Directory Mr. Earl Robinson. Vocational Adult Education' 9

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ADMINISTRATION I 9-it , X W x MMS Mx Mita PM R .Rx I U fl? A X f v J 5 J' X. 5 .D W 7 0 X C I X x East Side vs. West Side! In the early days of Saginaw the rivalry between the east and west side schools was a rivalry between two separate towns. Professor john Estabrook was elected Principal of East Saginaw Schools in September of 1886, his title being changed to Superintendent in january, 1867. At that time the East and West Saginaw administrations were separate functions. March, 1928, brought Chester F. Miller to Saginaw, and with his efforts the two administra- tions became one. Of the newly unified organization, Miller was first Superintendent. During the years that he held that position, many major advances took place: new schools, new curriculum additions, and greater aid to the youth of Sagin- aw. The administration played its most important part for us in the attainment of the new Saginaw Highg campaigning for the vote that would assure East Side students of a new high school with swimming pool. um: J hmQu Q. Marty ,.s,, ,.t. ...t. , , NQNEYQ . . .,. 'S I x Wt rf gr . ,WA , Q FX. 1 f f QI ' 5 ' ' .X :B X ' ,I .' Ng. X- 'EE . - V'1!'Q-. X ,1 Q. See 31,5 x its 4.1, iu.v,.S4i 9 Q + if -p -4e..,.-.,ig .T vt-iff h CHARLES C. COULTER, SUPERINTENDENT M W Exp riencing his second year as Superintendent of Schools, Charies C. Coulter is responsible for the supervision of all academic and business matters of Saginaw school life. As a Saginaw High chemistry instructor, Mr. Coulter, in january o 11929, began his teaching career in Saginaw. In 1940, he became registrar, or assistant principal, as it is known at present, and he remained in that position for a year when he was elected administrative assistant-in the Board of Ed- ucation. He rose to the position of Assistant Superintendent in 1952 and to acting Superintendent when Mr. Miller left in 1956, In that same year he was installed as full Superinten- dent of Saginaw schools. 8 Q2

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Cl-IIEFS STAFF WARD E. TIBBET PRINCIPAL , Z OSCAR B. HUYGHE ASS T PRINCIPAL GWENDOLYN E. MAYWOOD DEAN OF STUDENTS HARRY B. DONALDSON SENIOR COUNSELOR ATTENDANCE COUNSELOR MARY E. EWING SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR COUNSELOR 10