Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council assists the principal in establishing policy for the school in affairs which effect the student body. Members of the Council are chosen from the various extra-curricular groups in the school, the president of each organization usually representing his group in the Council. Ir addition to the extra-curricular groups, the officers of the three classes are also included in the Student Council membership. Faculty advisor to the Student Council is Mr. Ward Tibbet, Principal We had to interrupt one of the meetings of the Student Council to get this shot. Members of the group are: fseatedj Mr. Ward Tibbett Tyler O'Keefe, Junior Presi- dent: Ken Siems, Qrpheusq Marjorie Bazler, Future dent: Ken Seims, Orpheus: Marjorie Baszler, Future Teach- ers, Betty Leach, Y-Teens: Jean Wirth, Future Nurses Vic Dodac, Future Farmers: Rip Economou, National Honor Clayton Seder, Future Industrialists: Larry Kast,SoDhOmOFG Vice-President: Joanne Sheets, Junior Secretary. standing Ann Kynast, Ploradg Nancy Vogan, Thencean: Deb Blondin, Senior President: Eunice Schartow, Junior Red Cross: Gary Potts Hi-YQ Linda Shaver, Junior Vice-President: Gerry Alexander, Lantern: Bill Halliday, Lettermang Gerry Habke, Senior Vice-President: Janet Domino, Sophomore Secretaryp and Dale Gambill, Sophomore President

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SENICDRS 1957 Seniors are unusually busy people. Besides keeping up their grades there is a never ending round of senior affairs to attend and plan for. Regular senior assemblies are planned and final arrangements must be made for graduation. The senior officers and their advisor put into action plans made by the Senior Central Committee, a group representing each senior homeroom. This year about 500 seniors will receive diplomas from Saginaw High School. 4 , V' li Q v 5 if - , fu 1 ,W 'li,,f ' Mr. Harold Donaldson, senior advisor, offers a suggestion to Deb Blondin. senior class president, who with Beverly Murlick, secretary, qlefty, and Gerry Habke, vice- president, Crighty, kept senior activities moving during the year. The senior central committee is made up of representatives from each senior home room. Frcun this group the senior officers get their cue for an active DYOZTBM- seated in the front row are Delores Moran, Beverly Murlick, Deb y a l . A Blondin, Gerry Habke B b , ar ara Nlaturen, Jeanette Szabo and Shirley Perry. Standing are Richard Bremer, Kenneth Siems, Nancy Vogan, Margaret Hayes, Audrey Beatty Janes Lelo Rip Economou, Hazel Gushen, and Mr. Donaldson. 25