Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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.,. .J-S1 f 1 C-3- . T-Q. :-- - f,:-.'...- v .', Y , ,- ,L . ' ', --'-f --. ... -'gxan ,MM .vu tif. .. 1, 2 ff ,-,af ,,:,,ggif' -1 -ping, 4!T31a.:-.!.-.,f:.'::fx- M. -1.2. ,- . 5 f 4 f ,f CLASS PROPHECY FOR JUNE CLASS 1930 At station W. B. C. M. we find Max Pribil as head announcer where he has been in great demand lately because of his marvelous imitations of Graham McNamee. Charity Lewless is happily married and has six children. Bob Christensen and Ray Serrin are fashion plates for the Wear- Ever Clothes Shop of Frankenmuth. Emily Estep rivals Poiret and other famous Parisian modistes with her establishment on the third Hoor of the Kresge building. She has Blanch Kopic, Ethel Aldrich, and Arvilla Roesner working for her as models. The noble art of horse shoeing has been taken up by Fred Tonks and his best customer is George Hausen who is a prosperous farmer in Buena Vista. Next to the black smithy Fran Bender has a beauty shop for worn out Saginaw High students. She specializes in permanent waves for young men. Isabel Brandt has a ranch in Texas and is engaged in raising lambs. QNot the kinds that run around Saginaw Highj She is doing well and is a great aid to the U. S. Government because of the soothing influence she has over Mexican bandits and wild horses. George Greske and Roy Thompson, two followers of the science of chemistry, have put two and two together and have found a way to make radishes that will grow in any color to harmonize with the dining room wall paper. Herbert Lockman is now painting covers for Good Housekeeping Magazine. Harry Frost, a noted orator is giving speeches in favor of Alice Woolley who is running for the oihce of Governor in Michigan. jean Robinson has become one of the popular love song crooners of the day and she has a contract with the O-Kay record company. Kenny Anderson with his Cotton Stomper orchestra has suc- ceeded Paul Whitman and Rudy Valee who were popular when Kenny was in high school. Cleo Hoyle and Janet Mclntyre are writing columns in prominent newspapers, Cincluding the Saginaw Daily Newsl giving advice to the love sick. Donna Pequignot is also an adviser on love affairs but just to the masculine sex. Gordon Thorp has started a detective bureau whose sole purpose is to run down the elusive squeaks in model T-Fords. Mary Watson is employed at the gum counter at McClellans five to a dollar store. Across from her, we find Sally House who is selling paints of all kinds. Vincent Ragicke has won fame and fortune on the mats by his ability to turn handsprings for one hour and thirty-one minutes without stopping. Keats Montross was seen at Palm Beach looking for girls for a stage show he is backing. lt is rumored that his wife, the former Doris Smith of Saginaw, is suing Miss Nancy Davitt, one of the stars in the show, for alienation of her husband's affections. Rosalinde Curran and Rosalie Reimer are founders of a new Commercial school called The Rose which offers a course called the L'Short Way to Become an Up-tofdate Gum Chewing Stenog. Collier's is now employing Professor Wilbur Caroluttus Huber to succeed the renowned, internationally famous Professor Lucifer G. Butts. Dorothy Zemanek won a personality contest and is on a tour in Edinburg, Glascow, and other Scottish cities and is in great favor because she is giving the Scotch the treat of their lives. Ray Haeusler is professor of the Science of Weak Minds at the U. of M. Jean Houlihan and Margaret Tompkins have opened up an Old Ladies' Home in Bridgeport. Clarence Dietrich and Howard Bartels are in Africa hunting for house pets since Angora cats have become the rage for neckpieces. The host and hostess in Texas Guinan's new 'LHome Sweet Home on Broadway are Ross Matchett and Helen Hannay. Geraldine Arlt and Al. Reinhold are making non-breakable mirrors for men's and women's compacts. Lothair Harkins is the proud owner of a chain of red hot stores. COur Gypsy Frannie didn't mention whether they were Red-Hot stores or RED HOT Storesj Marion Techentein has replaced Mr. Brennan as typing teacher and Irene Brandi is Miss O'Brien's eihcient assistant. Both have rooms in the new building that has been erected by the noble efforts of recent graduates. It is stated that Rockefeller contributed a few dimes to this worthy, cause. The alleged woman hater, Charles Richardson, is now a principal of a select girl's boarding school. That is the girls select it. Selda Glinke is a nurse at the Home for Sick Cats. Donald Swayze, Harry Stein, and Edward Maxson known as the Banana Kings of Cuba are owners of large plan- tations where they are raising straight bananas which have become the favorite of American school children. Marian Campbell is a farnous gymnastic contortionist, having learned the art Twenty . ,. a :fa 'f f f' .6 ?-gi .ag K 'mai