Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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STU DENT LANTERN-AURORA Jansen, Florence ..... Joseph, Marion ....... Langdon, Donald ,.....,,,. Laurisch, Hildegarde Lawford, Harry .,,..... Lyle, Violet ..,,...,,,,, McCaslin, Gerald ..,,,. Maxson, Lillian ....... Merrill, Herbert ,....,,.,,,, Muellerweiss, Murray Ferris Institute Ferris Institute General Motors Institute Mt. Pleasant Normal Michigan State College Undecided . ,................... Undecided Rockford College University of Michigan . Undecided Moore, Elaine ...,..,..,.,.,, r..., I lndecided Mueller, Wilma ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, N ormal Nash, Jean ......,,.,, .,,.,,,, U ndecided Nelson, Myra ....... Neberle, Anna ,..,.,.,.. Pickall, Margaret ..,... .... Plambeck, Paul .r,,... Proux, Edward .... Pulaski, Henry ..... Rankin, Caroline ...., Reid, Charles ....... Rick, Edith ........ Schoen, Robert ...,. Shorts, Susan ,,,..,l Spence, John ...,. Stall, John ...,.,.,.,,, Sullivan, Donald ,,,., Volz, Beatrice ...... Watson, Albert ..,...r Watters, Alice ..... Watters, James ......... Wieichmann, Wesley , Wheeler, Lela ,....,,,.,, Whiting, John ...... Wilson, Ellen ....... Wilson, Helen ....... Zahnow, Willard .... Zuehlke, Melvin ...... Page Fourteen Choate School University of Michigan Bliss-Alger or Ferris Institute Bay City Junior College Parks Air College D-etroit Business Institute Ward-Belmont College Flint Tech Ferris Institute University of Michigan Miss Madeira's School University of Michigan Chciago Academy of Fine Arts University of Michigan Nursing at Woman's Hospital Undecided Washington University Mt. Pleasant Normal Michigan College of Mining and Technology , ,,,,,,.,v,,,,.....,..,..................,,,..... I. M. A. at Flint Michigan College of Mining and Technology Detroit Teacher's College Ypsilanti Normal Undecided University of Michigan

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STUDENT LANTERN-AURORA -XX lost.:-3Y XX. XX ii-:m'llx1.xNN --ltnclm llulv. Stmll-nt Vnion. 2 -l'll,l,lCN GICAVIC Witsux-Sliulc-nl l'niun, '- lll'Il.lIN lb. Xiitsox-A -'l'ln-mam-nn. Girl lit-Y st-1'vc-s. Allllllllllll. llixvll Chorus. Frencli Vluli. Si-niur l'l:iy. l'lor:14l. Musical Vom- wly. 'l'rvlili- l'li-f. Stuflm-nt l'nion. ' .N 1 4---ls.u:i1l. xl.XR'l'll,X XX1l.sox flu-lilo flvf. liuski-tlmll 'Su liuski-tlmll 'l's-ani. Valley llaill 'l'1-sun. l'i-i'lil'iv:1Is- for lllll'2l-llllll'Gll Sports. Tl l41l.iz,xl:r:'l'il Al.xm'i.x Wumnnxxn-'.lunior Vlnss 'l'l'l'2lSlll'ltl'. 'l'rs-lxlv Ula-f. Student l'nion. ii llicunxxx lYlI,l..XlilD ZAIINOXY. .ln.-Span- ish Ululv. Klvvliziiiivail Arts Flulv. Student lwnirmn. T- 1ll'Il.YlN I., Zl'lciI1.1:l-3Jl,:nin Flulm. Hoi-- innn Vlulm. Stiulm-nl l'nion. W. VViec'hm:inn E. YVilsun H. XYilson I. Wilson FI. VVoo1llanil YY. Zalinow M, Zuehlke PLANS OF GRADUATES Botsford, Grace ,V..V ..,,,..,,,..YY..Y,,,..,,,..,,,,,,. ,,,,,Y,.,,,.,,,..,,. C h icago Institute of Arts O'Grady, Nelly ..,,...,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, U n decided Oscar, Betty ,,l..,,..,,,..,,,., ,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,AA,,,,,,,,,,, U ncertain Ostrander, Margaret ,,..,, ,,,,,, Reese, Vera ,,,.,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,, Schroeder, Bert ,, Beach, Ernest ..,,,, Beck, Bertram l..,, Bell, Cecil ..,.,..,,, Bernthal, Ellen .... Saginaw General Hospital for Nursing Saginaw County Normal University of Michigan . Reo Apprentice School University of Michigan ,,,..,.,,,.,,., Normal School Saginaw County Normal BFOWI1, William ,,,.,, ,,..,,.,,.,,,.,,,t.,,..,,.,,.. , , University of Michigan Clark, Estelle ,,...,, University of Michigan School of Nursing Darger, Betty ..,,,..., ,,,,,.,,,.,,.,,..,,,.,,,.,,.,,,.,,,., M t. Pleasant Normal Davitt, Rosemary . t,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,., Undecided Dean, Ruth ....,...,,,.. ,,.,,, M t. Pleasant Normal Dey, Buriel ,,,,.,,,.,, ,,.,,...,,..,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,, I . M. A. at Flint Dey, Muriel .,,,.,,,.,, ,,.,,..,,,.,,.., ..,,,.,,.,,.,,,.,, I . M. A. at Flint Diiiiimall Catherine ,,,, ,,.,,, N ational Park Seminary, Maryland Fil'Ch2l11, Fred ..Y....,,, ,.,,..,,,,,,,.,,,.,,.r,,, V alparaiso University HaI'9mSki, Roman r,,,,, ,,.. U . of Detroit or U. of Michigan Hayes, Earl ,,,...,,..,,l ...,,..,,.,,,.,,.,, li lt. Pleasant Normal Herdman, Mary Hillman, Howard ...,,, Holland, Lucius .,,, Holmes, Hazel Undecided Mt. Pleasant Normal U. of M. Nursing at Woman's Hospital Inge 'Vlxirteun

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STUDENT LANTERN-AURORA History of the Class of June 1229. Teachers and Students: During the last three years we have looked forward as a class with a great deal of anticipation to our graduating time, and now we have attained the position of graduating class of Saginaw Hligh School. Up to the present time, our main occupation has been going to SCh00l Zmd OUI' chief aim in life to graduate. From now on it will be different. Our courses will diverge. We will be occupied lin different ways and each one of us will have a different goal in life. Many will go to college and further study and others will accept positions in the line of work which they wish to take up. Wherever We are, we will find that our high school course has meant much to us. It :has been the means of discovering and developing our talents. All of us have inherent abilities along certain lines and End more pleasure in sgudying some sub- jects than others. High school has given us a chance to find out what we would like to make our lfife careers and has given us a start in that direction. This gives an advanltage over those who quit school and were forced by the neces- sity of living to do work which did not interest them and thus had to leave idle their natural abilities. Hligh school has set us on our feet and will soon give us added impetus into life by means of a diploma, a certificate which tells to the world that its owner is equipped with a certain amounlt of knowledge and will be a competent worker. Besides unearthing our talents, high school has been the birthplace of our ambi- tions. All of us have dreamed more or less of what we would accomplish some day, of what we would do when we had finish-ed our high school career. These dreams can be made very potent forces in bringing success. We cannot go wrong' if we will only work toward the ends to which our dreams and desires would have us go. Dreams are the blueprints of deeds. Following the guiding hand of ambition has brought success and fame to many who started out in life with nothing more than we have. Now that our debut into college or business life is so imminent, we find that W9 are not nearly so anxious to leave as formerly. Many of us would feel happier if We belonged to the group which returns to school next fall. Graduation means the breaking of close ties. It is the parting of the way for many close friends. After three years of class room association, the class of twenty- nine will be scattered. So we feel a little sad at graduation, but new ties and friend- ships will be made in the business world or college life. Each one of us will follow a different path. ln is inevitable that we must lose track of our former school mates: but We will always remember our high school days. Saginaw High has Dlawd its stamp on us and this should help us to make our mark in the world. JAMES WATTERS Page l il't1-if-11