Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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MRS. FRANCES LINGENFELTER English Advisory Cafe-D ASSGIHDLY Committee - a ---M I-,ra ,,x- ,'?3 ei' S 5 i5K3bNv f MR. JOHN STERLING English Journalism Student Lantern Sponsor Quill Q Scroll MISS CORA DUNCAN French Language English Advisory 261 Sponsor Future Nurses if eg 9'-E.. '.,' it X f -.Ji MRS, MARGARET MIZENER MISS MARGARET POWERS MR. FRANKLIN SHERMAN English Speech, Public Speaking English Advisory 167 Radio, Drama Advisory E.H.-B Sponsor Future Teachers Advisory 268 N. Debating, Plorad, Thespian, Dramatics, N T to r' M Fi f, , 5 PQ .X V: IIA A '..,-, 4 ff I MRS. GLENA WILCOX English Advisory 163 Sponsor Thencean Society Another important application of Language arts is the production of the school newspaper. STUDENT LANTERN advisor, John Sterling discusses producZ'i on with editor, Gerry Alexander. Xe f H. . Yin' I.: S M K 'E V fg r , - rw ,- Q ' ff , ff! Vg 5 75' eu. X L..g N rl r A A I f ' A i s fn, 'T ., I '. 4 1' L E E , I I fi 'A A MRF PAUL HOUSLER rims. NL-XRGAREI' n-Im' Spanish Lat in ' Advisory 264 Advisorv G63 Sponsor Latin Club Curriculum Chairman ofLmgmys

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Tx' 'W or fi? Q3 in MRS. HELEN ROBINSON Homemaking MERLA HARSH MRS. Home Economics Advisory 211 .g y W L, gl 'inf 0 4' , gyffa ,2JciZ2Qi?! V5 z,.Hgj .,,.f4' 24 ijyf' V, .lgpgz yfi k Mini! f zq,Q 7 W ' ' .gfy ihgw, ' aiii'i'v, MRS. DONNA GRAEBNER Home Economics Advisory Cafe-C HOME ECONOMICS Qffam 64?a mfg? jQg,y 42,9 WW, fc X4 ff f g2ZfW,' ,alf- Mrs Donna Graebner Homemaking teacher supervises the setting and serving of a luncheon by Foods students. Other activities included in the Homemaking Department program are clothing, home nursing, canning, and use of modern laundry facilities. Mrs. Dorothy Petrie gives instruc- tions to a student on the use of an IRONRITE. EDUCATION afirx 5 M . MISS GLORIA MOORE Physical Education Sponsor Catalina Club MR. STANLEY STULL Physical Education Advisory 145 Lettermans Club Baseball Coach Up and at them, boys... Salamander Brakel .in ng pink gym suitb goes high for a jump ball while Jares S ticker holds Mr. Dye up for another play. The studs: Q an 'P game, and proceeds went to the exchange ' i 4 P teacher's Flower Fund. 4 X 19