Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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WE OGOICAIG The l9o4 AURORA to a teacher whose services to Saginaw High School have been many and varied. Many a young man, now engaged in some phase of engineering, research, or construction, owes his present situation to the first steps in that direction served under the guidance of this teacher. Not only his students, but many other young people have come to him and received help with their many curricular problems. Aside from his classroom activities, and more important to the AURORA staff, he is the faculty photographer for this publication. This book which you will always treasure would not be possible but for his ready camera. Always willing to put personal matters aside to take an evening out to get shots for the yearbook, the plaudits which we on the AURORA staff hereby give him are richly deserved. To this end we dedicate the 1954 AURORA to Mr. H. C. Poulson ..... il AURORA staff Busy looking through other yearbooks for ideas are seated: Marilyn Perry, Jean Thompson, Joanne Ott. Standing: Mr. Poulson, Carole Pinkerton, Peg Mitchell, Mary Wilde, Tim Hickey, Bill Hoffmann, Ron Neuman, Nancy Sheets. 0 II T Running through layouts, typing, cutting and pasting pictures and the other Aurora formalities are seated- Loretta Engel Virginia Miller, Rita Millsom, Alison Pollard, Mr. Hansen, Jon Ditz, Gerry Miller. 5 9 5 4 hardt, Carol Genske, Kathryn Wiese, Karl lJonze. Standing:

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