Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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W 2 , wmf ja, az 'V Q' i'Zwk. ri MRS. JOSEPHINE STONE MRS. THELMA Salads COGGIN Cook Cafeteria Mgr, If 41 as ' 1 MRS. MYRTLE HINES MRS. MARY E. MITCHELL Pastry Affectionately known to all as Hvincen Glen Vincent heads UD the fine Saginaw High custodial force. His crew of workers, most of whom come in after we have all left for the day have kent our school in fine condition in spite of the hard usage which it receives each day. i 1 I 1 Sandwiches Cook COOKS f xg 6771 MRS. MARIE DEM RS Q -if 'V 1 S., .,.,., RAN' MRS. ELIZABETH PAQUETTE MRS. VELMA SCHAFER Pastry CUSTODIANS Z f Head engineer, Fd Buza, and yardman Lou McGrandy, inspect the many gauges which control the heat in the new buildings There are many activities behind the scenes which help to keep a school like ours running on schedule ff Mrs. Lulu Moulton puts e sh many fine Trojan fTOF51 -.i, 'P OR . - ':. V' Moulton is typical of the f,nt todial staff et Sagir w High Si Students and faculty slime are ' their fine school, which i by these people

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