Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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seniors mmm: C. Ames Maywood, Senior Counselor, is pictured here with his class officers: fseated, left to rightl Betty Doyle, treasurer, Joanne Pickett, secretary, Cstanding, left to rightl Tom Evon, president, and Ernest Hare, vice-president. Counseling for Saginaw High School Seniors has as its objectives the development of good school citizenship and preparation for graduation and after graduation activities. This means the presentation of matters connected with the general activities of the school, as well as those more restricted to graduation. - Early in the Senior Year the counseling presents the scholastic side of graduation by considering the point standing of pupils. The level of graduation and rank in the graduating class is determined on this basis. There are three levels of graduation toward which pupils are encouraged to strive, with high honor, with honor, and with recommendation. Explanation of the gift scholarships and competitive scholarships as well as the loan scholarships is given in the Senior Year because it has been found that many have made no definite plans for furthering their education beyond high school until they have reached the Senior Year. Aside from the honors which for the most part are awarded at graduation time, and are based on character rating, scholastic standing, and participation in school activities, are an invitation to the Honor Banquet, Qshared with juniors and Sophomoresb and the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Pilgrim chosen from the Senior girls. The months prior to graduation are filled with discussion of details of graduation activities, the keeping of graduation expenses within a- reasonable limit, requirements for advanced educational work, the functions of Commencement Week, the Aurora and the Senior Play. In order to knit the various home room activities together and to get the viewpoint of various Senior groups, the four class officers are aided by the Senior Central Committee, comprised of pupils elected by the various Senior Home Rooms. By so doing the theory of Democracy is put to work. C. A. MAYXY'OOD Acting Senior Counselor Page 7 . AURORA 1949

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STANLEY ALBOSTA KEITH AUSTIN FRED BAUMGARTNER Greatest achievement: playing in SHS Dance Band for three years FLORENCE BEYERSDORF Achievements: member nf glrl's band for three years and earned a band letter DON BLOWER Greatest achieve- ments: play tourna- ment and junior play Hobby: sports, especially hunting and skiing HELEN BREITKREITZ Achievement: junior PNY Favorite pastime: sport! WILLIAM ALLEN Hobbies: Spanish, Latin JEANETTE BABIARZ Achievement: made many new friends Hobbies: fishing, bowling. swimming, and dancing RODNEY BEAULIEU Greatest achieve- ments: taking part in play toumament and the junior play and playing in the SHS band for three years Favorite pastime: music JANE BIGFORD Greatest achieve- ment: member of a cappella choir Favorite pastimes: music and horseback riding SHIRLEY BOERGERT Greatest achievement: made many new friends Favorite pastime: listening to popular music MAXINE BROKAW Achievement: made many new friends Favorite pastimes: music, drawing, and reading Page 9 o AURORA 1949 JOYCE ALLISH Her personal achieve- ment: made many new friends Hobbies: collecting statues of dogs, attending football games JANET BADER Achievement: perfect attendance record for three years Hobby: sports CHARLES B. BECKER Achievement: he leamed a trade ELISE BILLMEIER Greatest achieve- ment: obtained a letter in a cappella Favorite pastimes: music and swimming DON BOLGER Favorite pastime: playing football ROBERT BROWN Greatest achievement: playing in SHS band for three years Favorite pastimes: music and football ARTHUR ANDERSON Hobbies: football, track, chess MARJORIE BAHNEMANN Achievements: member of a cappella, Thencean, Plorad, secretary of National Honor Society Favorite pastimes: piano, embroidery - work, and bowling ROBERT BEETS Achievement: learned to play mu ic better Favorite pastime: playing in dance bands ROSE BILLMEIER Achievements: gained many new friends and perfect attendance Favorite pastime: dancing JEAN BOLGER Achievement: made many new friends Hobby: listening to the radio THOMAS BROWN LEE Favorite pastimes: horseback riding and golfing DONNA JEAN ANDREOTTI Achievements: Plorad, Y-Teens, Aurora, sports letter in junior year RUTH BAMBERGER Hobby: collecting foreign coins LOUIS BELTON Hobby: bowling Favorite pastimes: hiking and exploring BETTY ANN BITTN ER Greatest achieve- ments: made new friends and earned an athletic letter Favorite pastimes: collecting dog statues and playing the piano ROBERT BOND Greatest achieve- ments: member of a cappella choir, president of Hi-Y, member of track team DONNA BULL Achievement: learned how to get along with others Favorite pastimes: dancing and movies JOHN ARLT Favorite pastime: hunting. all sports Hobby: drawing house plans DELPHINE BARGAS Achievement: made many new friends Hobbies: music and sports GEORGE BENTON Achievements: member of Hi-Y and Plorad. won manager's letter in tenth grade Favorite pastime: deer hunting JOE BLACKSHEAR Hobby: reading, especially detective magazines PETER BONK Favorite pastimes: hunting and horseback riding KENNETH BULL Hobbies: farming and baseball JERRY ARNST Achievement: found real friends at SHS Favorite pastime: working on his Model A GLENN BARNES Favorite pastimes: bowling and other sports FLORENCE BEYER Greatest achieve- ments: perfect attend- ance for three years and earned a band letter Favorite pastime: keeping a scrap book of SHS activities MARILYN BLODGETT Achievements: earned a letter and made many new friends Hobby: sports LAURRINE BOSHANS Achievement: met many new friends Hobby: collecting letters and greeting cards BETTY BUNZOW Achievement: eamed girl's athletic letter Hobbies: bowling, dancing, and sewing