Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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quill 8: scroll society Quill 8: Scroll, International Honorary so- ciety for high school Journalists, established Saginaw's Michael A. Gorman chapter in 1926. Two years of satisfactory journalism, plus high quality work in writing or advertising, as well as qualifying nationally, complete the re- quirements for those pupils applying for mem- bership. Each year Mr. Gorman, editor of the Flint Daily journal. entertains active and pledged members at a banquet at the Saginaw Club. Active members of Gorman Chapter for I949: Arlene Diment, Shirley Eddy, Betty Jo Gorman, Barbara Hartman, Dick Hildebrandt, , 'N-s Marguerite Jacoby, Carol Knight, and Ed Miller. it is- Top, Quill 81 Scroll host Michael A. Gorman and lantern editor-in-chief Betty Jo Gorman with the Lantern Service award Middle, Four National first prize winners in Quill 8- Scroll and Scholastic's 1948 creative writing contest: Barbara Gossel, Shirley Eddy and Betty Ja Gorman, who tied for first prize in the Nation in newswriting, Allan Caesar, who won an uncontested first prize in the Nation in feature writing. Typewriters are their prizes! Bottom, Superintendent-Emeritus and Mrs. W. W. Warner chat with Publications' Ad- viser Mary Elizabeth Hetherington Page 29 o ,-IURUR.-11949 Pledges: Joyce Asmus Bertha Bierschbach Bonnie Chaffee Donna De Fore Marilyn Gustin Mona June Huebner Tom Kingry Donna Kissane Pat Koepke Patricia Lawler Edythe Martin Lillian Means Gloria Mead Geraldine Neidhardt Bonnie Nelson Joanne Nichols Nancy Pauli Helen Pekas Mona Pierson Delores Platko Jo Ann Schwarck Barbara Strauch Marie Strobel Lois Telmos

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national honor' smvietg Front row: Cleft to rightl Patricia Lowler, Geraldine Steiner, Lloyd Hewitt, Thomas Evon-Back row: Cleft to rightj Rudolph Kushon, Betty Jo Gorman, Betty Doyle, Marlene Farley. 'S is it Q' 1 2 y, is Front row: Cleft to rightj Barbara Gossel, Everet Sloan, Keith Smith, Lois Koczmarelx-Back row: Cleft to rightl Harold Webb, Marilyn Grundy, Marjorie Lange, Helen Pekas, Front row: Cleft to rightl Beatrice Cramer, Sally Zimmer- CLeft to rightj Norma Front row: Cleft to rightl Helen Johnson, Rose Jablonski, mon, Shirley Eddy, Casimir Filek-Back row: Cleft to rightl Thorsby and Katherine Ann Cummings, Jean Pollnow-Back row: Cleft to rightl Doris Marsh, Richard Reimus, Richard Haremski, Janice Damzyn. Joel Mills, LeRoy Mastic, Robert Rupprecht, Moriorie Rau, Miss Mary Buslrard, advisor. Bahnemann. Front row: Cleft to rightl Beverly Yates, Marjorie Juskialas, Alvina Leonard, June Krum-Back row: Cleft to rightl Donna Neumann, Ernest Hare, Rolsert Schoen, George Moioros, Bonnie Chaffee. Front raw: Cleft to rightl Esther Hetzner, Ryan Pellxlli, .lames Rup- precht, Robert Sowatsky, Jean Roenicke-Back row: Cleft to rightl Kaye Fox, .lo Robins, Kay Croteau, Shirley Cox, George Baumann. Front row: Cleft to rightl Virginia Novy, Gerard Wisniewski, Richaid Granger, Nancy Hainsey, Kenneth Taylor-Back row: Cleft to rightl Helen Spears, Elise Billmeier, William Maxwell, Bette Vliet, Betty Bittner. Missing: Denniese Eschenbocher. .'ll RURrl 10,19 0 Page' 28

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the student lantern Commendations are due every staff member for well-written news stories, sprightly features, and vigorous editorials, Dr. Laurence Camp- hell, critic judge, declared in announcing that Saginaw's Sfmlurt Iazzzlerrz had copped Quill LQ Scrolls International Honor ranking for the sixth consecutive year, September I7. Scoring a total of 906 out of a maximum 1,000 points, it also snagged the A for achieve- ment under the leadership of Peggy Deisig, editor-in-chief, and Pat Elliott, business man- ager. Only I7 points separated it from a perfect rating in influencing readers and entertain- ing readersu divisions. Your double-page spread on the hte lrefer- ring to last year's blaze in a baler in Old Mains hasementl is good pictorial editorial workf Dr. Campbell emphasized as he also praised the Ifnzterzzfr line student letters, employment stor- ies, zip in newswriting, and new look in head- line type. Other editors on the prize-winning paper in- cluded: Dale MacConnel, sports, Claude Men- dell, editorial page, Elaine Yelsik, news. Report- ers included: Richard Cantu, Pat Carmichael, Allen Caesar, Lynn Cullen, Arlene Diment, Shirley Eddy, Betty jo Gorman, Barbara Gossel, Barbara Hartman, Dick Hildebrandt, Marguer- ite Alacoby, Helen Katsarelas, Carol Knight, George Lea, Ed Miller, Janice Rau, Dick Watt, and Gael Wfright. Donna Neumann, Helen Spears, Lois Telmos, and Sally Zimmerman were typists. Clockwise: Allan Caesar, Barbara Gossel, Arlene Diment, Shirley Eddy, and Berry Jo Gorman board Chesapeake 8- Ohio, enroute to Columbia Scholaslic Press Association convention in New York city, .-H'RURl 1010 o Page Jill