Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Staif for June Class Seniors-June Class Senior Plans President's Address History Class Will Prophecy Valedictory Staff for February Class Seniors-February Class Senior Plans President's Address History Class Will Prophecy Valedictory Staff for Mid-year Class Seniors-Mid-year Class Seniors 12B Juniors Sophomores Faculty In Memoriam Kodak Pictures Editorials ' Calendar of Events Review of Year's Activities Organization Pictures Features and Columns Advertising .n..w,mmm....1im.-o....w.m

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Ein mrmnriatm 'fain Iifie in hearts ine IPZIBB hehino is not to his. .ii f FRANZ DREIER The death of Franz Dreier, for twenty- four years physical instructor in S. H. S. and pioneer in physical education in Michigan, was one of the greatest losses S. H. S. has suffered in years. Franz, with his boys' gym class, showed what real discipline was. All his boys loved and respected this man who always taught fair play to the teams as the first requisiie. Not only in the school did he have many friends but also in the entire community. He was known throughout the state for his gym ex- hibitions. His dynamic personality set him apart as an outstanding individual and com- manding figure. Always kind, cheerful, and just, he wore the respect of all with whom he came in contact. An inspiration to all his boys, many of them are indebted to him for a clean life. His spirit and influence, although he has left us, will long be felt and remembered. One of the most active and prominent high school students was taken away from his classmates, when Talmon Scarth met his death in an automobile accident, near Point Look- out, August 26, 1928. At the time of his death Talmon was seventeen years of age and a member of the class of '29. Talmon took an active part in all school activities. He was a member of the Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Hi-Y, having taken part in the Junior play and musical comedy, Oh, Boy! He was a member of the Plorad Club and won an SU in football. Talmon's cheerfulness and pleasing per- sonality won him many friends. He was very fond of having a good time and seemed al- ways ready to do his part in the social affairs of his school. His cheerfulness, enthusiasm, and optimu ism will long be remembered by his friends and teachers in Saginaw High. TALM ON SCARTH

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THE STUDE TLA TER SAGINAW HIGH SCHOOL A S SAGINAW, MICHIGAN M THE STAFF for JANUARY, 1929 EDI'l'0Rl.ll. llEl'1ll'IWIl1IN'I' Sport Edilu:-fliuys-lmonzird .I3lI1ivEiv 1 , . . , . . , . .Xssislzliils-XVultm-1' Ilummv, Gai' ladltoi'-in-Qwliietflfltlull irvletil IZIITVNS. Mplviu Znhunwv Jmneg Assovizile- Raliiivi'-lim-tty Flair-li W-H'U4,!.S Managing It-4l1trxI'sfAIy1'zx An-lsun, .14-21:1 Swirl mliwy.,4Hl.,SVYAm.it.lHm RUNS .usi . 5- 1, IA-1 I.itm-zzaij' Erlilwrs-IG4lill1 lf'--llows. Iiuvllzl 1 Ifimsgslllglllytysfb1ti',,:,ii,NQx rp-um' yym-1-on Y m y IR-llui Assistz1nt.sa7l'01'm-llzl Iironlis. Imruiliy , 4 . U , , , .,, Hum-k, Bm-njzlmin Blzlrxl-1: llziywzli-.i In MNPA5 nl 'xR1ul Nl Burnett liusinn-ss Bluimeluw-x'4lf!l-x'1 Svlmroi-flvi' Exvlmngu Exlitm'fI.illiau Mzlxsfm .Xllvl-x'iiSi1i2' Blfnxmsw-1--fllxlili lxuwul+-xx'- Assistants-Milclrw-Nl Ilia-trim-ln, lizwisl sky. XYillizim lilnwyille- Gibs011,lVilliz1m Milli-r Assistants-XX'illizim Give-llilli-i'. Cm'- Arlhui' Hill Ilc-p0i'l4-l's7lmx'nlhy How- nwliilsGmnll'i4'l1. linlitlx lluvis ers, Adrienne- Bates l'i1'vul:1limx M:lxu:i2'4-rfM:1ry lla-rnlmzxn Alumni Efiitm'ffl4-:ln lifmlrinsun 'I'5'pisls-'Ill-10:1 llussll-in Marv Synwns Class News l-l4lilurfAniizi l,l-ixwlcp lfalviilty Amlvism'-Blzirin-Itai Alvin-4:11 Assistant-XViIhur llulu-i' lfau-ully t'ivu'lllz1Lim1 Mgi'.fMi'. hrakex' Nllll-X IG!!! ll'IIORl IHIKRJI lie-ri Sn-lirm-nlv1', l'rn-sivll-nl nf IEA Vera llzlmnmml lllilmlrvul Ilwlsiusun l r4-sl Haul Him lim-lxlkm' l'0Y'l'RIlll I'lNG N'I'.ll4'l fins: History flnfs Prunlu-cy Betty Clark lilllvl Vulvtti Class YYill Yuln-llivturian lluili Krwwulm-Wsky' Ifr--fl Gaul l4'A1'l' li'l'1 K DYISUIK Miss li itvllon THE STAFF for JUNE, 1929 lCDl'l'0lIIAl. DlCl'AR'lWlICN'l' Vluss -Nvws liilimi'V--llzlrxl.llirl-ma Editor-in-Cliivf-,lvzlu Nash Aiflliltiltlflajgxfr'limhy xxnkmsun' Um- Assiiqfmt IgdIiU 'S'I'ilHi'U Milxfmlv Syn-vizxlr Voliillins, lluuk lim-viL'wsf.Xnitzi yrai f- son 1A.m -k . Managing' lidilm'sfI,il4-llzl t'l1211'l'v5', q',,,-,-All tqqlwhiL'V,-yyi11,u,. Hmwx. l30l'0IhY HOWPYS, Spurl lfmlilorss-ltoys, In-o11:l1'fl Junivkv, ' Proof IU'afl9l'S B Ui'mm Mi 'X'i - Mum' .Xssisizxutsflluwzlrnl Il,llmun, Louis Horflmzin, YVilhur Hulmey' Klwm ,V X Copy llvurlei'-Violet Lyn, m,.,S4'l,,,.,,1i,,l. 1.f,,m Litellary 14:Qlj0:iS7c'Ormhlm Irrlmks Emil l'anrimmnislvllvlvu Sl-xrril .zum-s a vrs N , , ., , ,, 4, ., Assistants--Mzlx Prilvil. lffvl-lyn llzxn- Blalxhss 1'ff'F A A 1.-yi lylnry XV:xlsrm, NVilli:lm Alillvr, liusine-ss lXlan:n::4-1'vXXill1:xn1 tllrm-nilig Nnnpy Uavill, -Iuhn I:? i5i l'. Kalth- .X1lx'w!'lisixlQ' Mulm':s1r'H7l'ru1'I11-lint: flouri- Qrinp Mg-Gen rivli.3lvlx'iliZ:1linnW 4 , Exf-lmnge Edilorflllilrli-1-fl lbil-trirfll .Xssistzmlsf-lil-nm-tllulfm-1'g'11snn, Zllizl Assistants-M:lr2'aret 121-Pk-1. llzlwu Ilnsm-wi!! l 'In-zumi' . uvssiui. - l!'lN1iN Inman. Mzivion llusetiln-i',a1' 1415-livin-1' I - Arthur Hill Rs-Uortp1'sflfI4-Emmy 1fl.11i,,g-, Uiwiilnliml AIzlim241'sgIluvul Gibson, Dorolllv Zcmzinwkl lfnszllis- lil-imn-1' Edith lhlvis I Alumni EfliTm's-Flzlrl lflzlyvs, lim-willy Tylvisls-Ilolwvtliv Wilkinson. Iloszllir- Buck II1-iilislxglllzuriuim Ilnsl-nlwrpr, l-Ill-zlnnr Club News EdiIm's7Murirm Milvzm-wski, 31ll4'!4NlI. Uzuiwvliml lfziut llorutlly XYQ-ber I-'zxruliy .Mlvisrn'--MzirietLa Mn-Ln-ml SICYIUR .KSSISTING IHLKRJD .Iunuls XVutl1'i's, l'l'vsidn-ni oi' IZA 'l'lxe0d4li':- Kring Junk Ruffle Susan Sllurls XVilli:xm 'Fzlylm' K'0N'!'Rllll I'lNG i'I'Kl I4' Class History Anna. Nc-In-1'lv XV:lmIu liuwsllski Yule-1li4'10riun lirlman llzuw-mski F K1'l'l.'l'Y TID!! Miss liitvlwn