Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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» JOHN D. ELELOF GWENDOLYN E. MAYWOOD B. Ss oL. A.B., M.A. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, DEAN OF STUDENTS SUMMER SCHOOL DIR. One of the outstanding visitors this year was Miss Tomoko Yamashita, a Japanese ex- change teacher participating in the International Teacher Development Program. Greeting Miss Yamashita were Dee Lynn Mayou (our fourth emisary to Japan), Virginia Iliff (last year's exchange student to the Orient), Mrs. Perry Riddick, Mr. Ekelof, and Mrs. Maywood.

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ADMINISTRATORS CONTINUE CENTURY-OLD TROJAN TRADITIONS School Personnel Welcome New Assistant Principal, Mr. Ekelof WARD E. TIBBET A.B., M.A. Principal ——— ——— A familiar sight during both lunch hours is Å the presence of Mr. Tibbet at the malted | milk machine. This delicious treat is just | one of the projects which Mr. Tibbet spon- i sors for the financing of Foreign Exchange students to many countries.

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Saginaw High’s new attendance of- ficer is Mr. Duane Maas. Formerly with the Social Studies Department, Mr. Maas’ organizational talent has proven to be of great assistance. ATTENDANCE CHECKERS: Row 1: P. Sharp, S. Agnew, M. Porter, E. Flores, L. Morton, K. Dunn, V. Iliff. Row 2: L. Scarbrough, J. Free- land, P. Riethmeier, P. Gardyszewski, S. Ribble, M. Ortiz, C. Dingman, A. Franklin. Row 3: P, Swart, M. Jaryabkowski, B. Meyers, B. Cherry, D. Greer, C. Burns, M. Faber, and C. Williams. NEW ATTENDANCE OFFICE PERSONNEL | PROVIDE ADMINISTRATIVE AND STUDENT ASSISTANCE Mr. Maas ponders over an unknown students attendance report. Either through a clerical error or thought- less absence, scores of students each Mrs. Damberg's task of keeping track of our Trojans is never done. day visit Mr. Maas in an attempt to Cathy Dunn and Barb Cherry readily volunteer to assist in attendance straighten program difficulties. reports. 10 —A———————— E —————ÁÀ JJ11.-i( ————ÀA——À— —— (—M———————— OE IA b