Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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ALICE ANDERSON “A light heart lives long” MILDRED AUSTIN “ Tis my nature to be all in all to someone Who is all in all to me” CLARENCE BENDER “We are all placed here to do something” DENCY BLOCK “Much know, but to know all is my ambition LOIS BOYCE “Silence in woman is like speech i:i man” VERNON BRADSHAW “Blessed with content And from misfortune free” 26

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| President’s Address | liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Follow Students and Friends: A LTHOUGH the Class farewell is given by the Class Valedictorian, the President has the privilege of saying a few words beforehand. We are here this morning as a class probably for the last time, and it is with regret that we think of it. Our High School days are over and we must leave the thronging halls and classrooms of Saginaw High School to take on our duties in the world. We have all worked hard to accomplish the tasks that we have encountered during our past four years here and altho those tasks are over now, let me say that new and greater ones will confront us in the years to come. Our ability to overcome these new and strange tasks depends very largely on our preparation and experiences in Saginaw High School, and at this time, 1, in behalf of the Class of '19, wish to express my thanks to the members of the Faculty for the valuable advice and assistance they have given us from time to time. As a class we have won considerable fame during our years here, in the class-room and on the athletic field, and in the years to come we can look back on our High School days as being one of the most important phases in our lives. As we are about to enter into the activities of the world, let us be deter- mined to make the best of what we have learned here and bear our banner just as high as we have in the past. In ending may I say that it is with sincere regret that the Class of 1919 bids farewell to Saginaw High School. R. H. TAYLOR. 25

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GRACE BRAY “May care be a stranger to tile honest heart.'’ CATHERINE BRICAULT “She tells you flatly what her mind is.” FLOYD BROWN “A mighty man With strong and sinewy arm.” ESPEN BUSKMASTER “Every man stamps his value on himself.” BERNICE BUNYAN “Oh! Why should life all labor be? HAROLD BUSHEY “I’m willing to be convinced, But I’d like to see the man that can do it.” 27