Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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flrmtanfa Aiiftrras ODAY it falls to the lot of the Valedictorian to say Farewell to Saginaw High School, but custom also gives the President the pleasure of saying a few words. In such times as these words mean little and we are hardly able to express our gratitude to the Faculty who have given their efforts in our behalf during the past four years which will un- doubtedly prove to be among the most important in our lives. We have all worked, more or less, to further add to the name and glory of our Class and the School. In later years we will be able to turn back with pride to the days spent at Saginaw High School, our successes and failures, friendships and associations, most of which let us hope will remain with us throughout the future years. Yet there is another thing besides these friendships and asso- ciations which has come to us during the past four years — that is, the foundation, firm and sound, upon which we are to build our future, This we have gained after many trials and disappointments, but all have ended happily making it possible for us to close our High School careers and go out into the world. Today we sit together for the last time, and it is in a spirit of regret, tempered by our bright hopes and expectations, that the Class of Nineteen Sixteen bids farewell to Saginaw High School. ARTHUR WEADOCK.

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MARJORIE PEARSON HOWARD HOLLENBACH E. E. BIGGAM HELEN BANDEMER ELEANOR SKIMIN MABLE M. HAY

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ARTHUR VVEADOCK liUlt (ElaBB Colors—Blue and Gold. OFFICERS ARTHUR WEADOCK ............................................President FLORENCE ROBERTSON....................................Vice-President CHESTER YORK ..............................................Secretary MYRTLE DOERR ..............................................Treasurer W. P. FRIED..................................................Marshal