Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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EVERETT FRANKLIN. The force of his own merit makes his way. JUNE GAGE. “Just because she’s gay and pretty, Just because she’s wondrous, witty, And because she has the charm” ELIZABETH H. GAUDREAU. “Twin.” ISABELLE MARIE GAUDREAU. “Twinie.” Here’s to the health of the twins so fair, May good luck meet them every- where. DOROTHY MARIE GLASS. “Sue ” Here’s to the love in her heart And the rainbows in her eyes, Which cover with gorgeous hues The blackness of the skies. CATHERINE ANN GOODRICH. “Peg.” Thy modesty’s a candle to thy merit.

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RAYMOND FISCHER. “Ray.” Better a blush on the cheek than a blot on the heart. HERMAN FITTINGER. May you never lose your tastes for the sweets of life, especial- ly lassies. RUTH ALMIRA FLIEGEL. “Al.” May your voyage in life be as happy and as free As the dancing waves on the deep blue sea. HAROLD FOEHL. Tall oaks from little acorns grow. MAUDE FONGER. “Peg.” May you have a thousand friends and not one friend to spare. IDA FORBES. “Shorty.” Wit is the salt of conversation.

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va MARGUERITE IDELL GRADLER “Mudge.” A girl of cheerful yesterdays and confident to-morrows. BERNICE GRAHAM. The longer she lives, The newer may she grow. HELEN GRAINGER. May she live as long as she likes, and have all she likes as long as she lives. MILTON GREENEBAUM. “Milt.” A hale fellow well met. LEONORE ALBERS GRIGGS. “Peg.” The fatal gift of beauty. VELMA LORETTA GROSS. “Vel.” “Blessings be about you, wher- ever you may go.”