Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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administration BOARD OF EDUCATION' Qlelt to rightl Russell Strachan, George D. Pross, Harry P. Baker, James M. Shackleton, J. Orton Goodsell, D.D.S., Walter A. Leesch, Edward C, MacRae, Chester F. Miller, Raymond A. Hart, D.D.S., and Leonard A. Henning, ..- FACULTY COUNCILOR COMMITTEE: Lleft to rightj Larry Laeding basketball coach, Ward Tibbet, Assistant principal, Miss Lois Wilson, Sophomore ccunselorg Miss Mary Elilabeth Hetherington, Publications' Advisory Miss lsma McHugh, Junior Counselor, Principal S. H, Lyttle, .l. Ross Mitchell, Athletic Manager, Miss Edna Biss, Honor banquet chairman, Miss Henrietta Beach, Director of Dramatics, Miss Catherine Riggs, Treasurer, Mrs, Marion Frciker, Dean of Girls, and Howard Faber, Activities' Director. STUDENT COUNCIL: Ctirst YOWJ Achilles Tarachas, Sally Zimmerman, Joan Gambill, and Lorraine Horton Cback rowl Joel Mills, Bob Bond, Tom Evon, Betty Jo Gorman, and Ernest Hare. William Schack, Robert Schock, Frances Szymonski, Nancy Pauli, and .lack Wessely not present. Pagv5 0 .-lUROR.rl10r10

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aurora dedication IT IS WITH great pleasure that we of the Aurora staff dedicate this 1949 Yearbook to Saginaw High's first Distinguished Alumna - Miss MACY KITCHEN - a friend, teacher, and counselor to three generations of Saginawians. AURORA 1949 0 Page 4

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aalminixira tion Principal S. H. Lyirle, Bonnie Richir Wtirkitig with high school girls and boys is an inspiration in itself. To have a pilff in their plans and an influence in their decisions may involve responsibilities greater than one realizes at the time. However. along with this responsibility comes the satisfaction of having contributed something-some times infinitesimal F- again something much greaterg for who can measure the effect of an encouraging conference. assistance in an evaluation of plans, a reprimand or even some diciplinary measure? The permanent oliice record of a pupil is a picture of the school life of that person and is an accurate and valuable rccord for all time. Scanning these records gives one the feeling that the American boys and girls are intelligent, happy, willing to work, and capable of handling their futures. Sincerely, cMRs.1 MA1uoN Fimkiiiz lfegiilnzz' and Dorm of Ciirlr This oflice is always open to parents and students who need help with school programs and problems. We should like to have everyone bring school troubles to us. That is what we are here to do: help solve others' problems. The door is always open, so walk right in. We should also like very much to have people who have no problems drop in occasionally and see us. Otherwise we might never get to know you at all. Drop in anytime and get acquainted. WARD Ii. 'l'miua'r fi.l'.l'i.lfmUlf l'rim'ifml N , . .few v iss H 131 21819202 2' 2526272 Deon of Girls Marion Frolter Office Secretary Elsie Cooper Assisfonf Principal Ward Tibbef .'llfROR,110tl9 0 Pug: f