Southeastern High School - Aryan Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Individual attention does ii! COACH BOYD scores again! Another award has been added to his growing collection, and with great pride the Aryan staff pays tribute to a great pal and a truly successful coach. Mr. Boyd has proved to be one of the best track coaches in the city, giving Southe eastern possession of many prep track titles. Highlights of Mr. Boyd's record here are: In l94l, our track team, under the direction of Coach Boyd, took every championship possible. This includes: Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor championships, and the Wayne Relays which we have won for three consecu- tive years. Our track teams also won two grand slams Cfirst, second, and third place in every eventl in dual meet competition. Southeastern was the only high school in the country ever to do this. But it is not only because of these honors that we so admire and respect Coach Boyd. lt is because he is so faithful to his job and so truly interested and efficient in everything he does. Leighton Boyd takes not only a teach- er's interest but an over-all interest in his boys, and the invaluable training, physical and otherwise, he gives them will be remembered throughout their lives. No wonder he obtains such results! In deciding the dedication for this Aryan, we truly be- lieve that we have made a selection difficult to challenge. We feel that all will agree with us when We say that this issue of the Aryan would miss the bull's-eye without this dedication to COACH LEIGHTON BOYD. Dad, Bob, Shirley. and Mom.

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N THIS TREMENDOUS EFFORT for victory, many unusual demands are made on everyone. The faculty at Southeastern have earned high distinction for themselves. Several have already enlisted in the armed forces of our country. Others have been transferred to cer- tain places Where they can be of greater value to their country. Even here at school the teachers are doing all they can to aid the War effort. Some have taken first aid courses which they are now teaching us. Special demands were made upon many, that they might be better prepared for the huge task of teaching the physical fitness classes. But their patriotism goes further than just doing extra school Work. They also work on rationing boards and as air raid wardens, they participate as blood donors, and they co-operate in the share-the-ride campaign. Yes, the faculty is doing a fine job, and they de- serve credit for so doing. lt's hats off to you, faculty, We appreciate your help more than you might know.