Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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55255 MR. HOWARD FABER AEHFL Biology V G Curriculum Chairman Advisory 137 , 'X XS., vi L' Q., 4 , , H ' ,, f W, : g Q?,M Y' .435 it f 3 V fi , anz- ie , M W 4-, , 1 2? ,, Rf 64? Q - 's,Mf' ,WZJA 1, ' ,f?- F, wggihkpf W7Qf!ZZZ J YQ? z-V-:efwwfi M54 W f ,C W-' 'f nw'-.,,,w, ,-- fly ff f A WW' V, 2,1 4, Hmmifjiwi? A QIQZ N4 gf ww , tv, 4 ' if fff , air, 3 ' J , ' ff fe ,, af, ,,- f' ,f ,, 5, Ml! iff' ,J wfai?r f l gW',QWW'eawiZZ fjgpw y . WWQX2gv6E5Mnnw - 3.1: :QF ff :' 7,31 xy,-'C f MR. JOHN JACOBSON Biology Advisory 136 gy ,,,,, 3 if ...wr A W MR. HAROLD POULSON Physics Advisory 134 , ,, 1159? 5 1 , If v ' M x' ' Z f , , , , q,j, aaa , e'lS? iw ' ' X A 1 K MR. WENDALL FULLER Biology Advisory W.H.-D EWMW f? ,, I Qifildk ' Qi n f9rw p W ' 1 4 X X 1 , f Afi5,,,f f 'l,, vie W7 W, , Qpiv, 517 W4'f,m' , A 1 WJVZJ? f H H,H? Zi? 1 'mea MR. KENNETH GRAY Biology F Advisory 135 Coach N57'a ag, fr, 1 f ,, . , A .. file I V If fe ' 5 GV -im' 4 ,S , A , Q wwf ,M ,Q , aff .. , JA I My .... .Q :ant ' f .fy 21' ' 6.5 , 1 .. . W, W ' A, 1, ,. ,- . .ff MR. LAWRENCE LAEDING Chemistry Advisory 133 Director of Ath. Basketball Coach SCIENCE TEACHERS 'C --.,,,, -..,Q.u'q- Experiments made today in the chemie lab just might be tomorrow s commercial product. Jack Finger applies the torch to a flagon of chemicals and awaits the reaction. The biology lab offers many interesting opportunities for study, such as, What makes this frog tick'f Jerry Thon and Toby Thomas operate on a speciran iuring a biology session. 11

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OFFICE CREVV za, Jw .,, r ,lglfwz-:Q SHIRLEY WILLIAMS A 1 MATH 'M TEACHERS 'Nimfvq MISS MARY MAUD BROWN MISS JEAN GREY MR Algebra 3 Plane Geometry Solid Geometry AdViSO1'.V 225 Chairman of Mathmatic Curriculum Advisory 224 27 2 '3. I4-I6 4 4? fi 9 10 ROSE MARIE DOERING mm so , 1 X ' mf . ,fs I I REYNOLDS ff- 1 Q' 1 , R L :ff ks I A f N X 'if i . , V Q. S , , 5 N , ' K. X , I -ra w' r fp L 1 gi S. 'i f 'i I Y I is f ev: ' I f . 5- x -f !'fXf - ,v--Q .ss f Y Of X if Q - A 5 ' A f'i.Q.f' T' - V.. Q tirwkggzd . ALEXANDER TOYZAN Math Chemistry Advisory 226 a Cb+cl ,wi E E .i - , gem af X Q y f f K f f 2 5 EMMALINE KIMMERLY A WX RUTH WEILAND -Q--'F MR. HOWARD BEATTY ADD1ied Math Advisor 223 c A B , if 9 's W . ,M 'f ' A K ' , A f 1 4 ' fl Y X j 1 f f

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SCDCIAL SCIENCE TEACHERS was----. MISS EDNA BISS U. S. History Senior Advisor 121 Chr. of Honor Banquet 593 gf' ,,,.,..w...1- MR. JOHN EKELOF U. S. History Advisory 122 Coach f' rewf3 . -A , 5:5-.:.-5.5 ,X in 1 'Nu' L1 r.ig:w' f Rv 4' xhwwsk t MR. JAMES BROM EY History--Law Advisory E. H.-D Sponsor Hi Y .3 QigQ!Q? E ?E i Sink 4 NK S JF XX is V X .KX QW' 'X xv as -A J FUN- S555 . X I ig' sf 1 fN1.s A 51 A 'Q MRS. VIOLET HAMILTON Librarian 'fiv :Q MR. RAY HANSEN History, Aurora Advisory Cafe-A Auditorium Audio-visual Assembly Committee sim s,, 5 MISS LUCILLE KAPPLINGER Government Q Economics Advisory 123 Tennis Coach 5' 3 J.! 'x ' wi.3 'E -5 If K , Social science begins with people and to study them we start with the globe. Miss Biss illustrates a point in United States history to Darlene Barnes on the toteglobe. Mrs. Hamilton's library is a busy place. Ann Fehrman student librarian checks books out to Robert Rizer and Gerald Moon. Have those back on time, boys, or pay the fine for the late books. X 1 .fslsswssffstxbxfx x sewi 1 x -s N Qs. X.