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This special section provides overview information about the educational system in the Saugatuck area. Many of the articles include a byline for Kit Lane and contain information gleaned from back issues of the Commercial Record and other local newspapers. The first article "Saugatuck schools press onward despite fires, consolidation attempts" by Kit Lane tracks the various buildings built, used, burned, annexed, consolidated and demolished for the sake of education. Later articles are titled: First commencement in Saugatuck was a momentous occasion by Kit Lane Saugatuck students have been Indians forever [mentions Johnny Fox Indian mural in gymnasium] by Stacie Tiffany The graduates of 1878 and what happened to them by Kit Lane Washington and What? [about school song] by Lara McGrath Teaching staff spread thin in 1878 - no byline Farm work, bad roads limited school attendance by Kit Lane Saugatuck principal moved on to government service [Warner P. Sutton] by Kit Lane Time changes curriculum by Nathan Largent The class of 50 years ago - a list and photo of 1937 graduating class Many graduates become successful by Angela McGee and Jennifer Inch Girls' sports grow at SHS by Michelle Phillips How the new school came about by Scott Haynes The world is made smaller by Leslie McKean [lists foreign exchange programs and students] Commencement speakers - information about 1987 commencement speakers Bruce Sheffer (class of 1937 and president of Sheffer Associations Internationala consulting company with offices around the world) and Dr. Theodore McNitt (class of 1959 and fellow of the American College of Physicians) The last page displays the senior photos of the 1987 graduating class

Education and schools

Voss, Mary

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