Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Do you really speak English? You could find out during a grammar lesson in any English class. Students wishing to write wi l learn to understand and write short stories and poetry by selecting creative writing as juniors Interested in news- paper riting? Your uestions are answered in one of the journalism classes. Poise in speaking can be learned in public speaking or debate - or if you wish by taking part in the radio speech class which is broad- casting its programs weekly. Do you really speak nglish? ere is your chance to give it a try. ngfiag AQ9, 5' W L A 25 X 'fi lm id AV rEg,v, gl fjrwf'QgQ, grim i MRS. GLENA WILCOX English Thencean y Grew rev ews her district winning 'T Speak for Democracy script as jim Salbenblatt, second place winner, discusses a point of the script which interests him. The contest is s onsored b th l l P junior Chamber of Commerce. fy Q63 I Q.N,MWfb n': 'If ,i2wf'.?LZ, ,X g . rama tt,1 iff fa , if 5x et , giilllllih gigs! ec'- in g U , A -fig MRS. F. LINGENFELTER J., ROSS MITCHELL English English Golf y 6 DCB . L ..- F jvc , if wgxn .V2. QW ' PQ: ff TOHN STERLING journalism English Quill 8 Scroll 235W dim Q lla 5 A , 2 'IVQW 1 fbi FRANK SHERMAN English Tennis fin 5 MISS MARGARET POWERS Radio-Stage Thespian Plorad YZQQVM ' v QWQU fha ,gh 3 X f M g,Wk MM Ay' L as ' 1? Tw, , f 7 ,J R 4' 45 f 'A f '-' f ' ii Qf4' ' HRS. M. MIZENER English Y S . as Qhik. fag AJ J 3 ,' wl L L -4 HRS. JANE OVERSYFJEEQ' ' X' 5 ,I English ,G I 1 ' 4 Y -ff,x ,. 5 if 13

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Lal? :Science MISS EDNA BISS U.S. History Honor Banquet skis EUGENE BEUTHIN Economics What was Seward's Folly? Where are the three mints lo- cated? How does the copyright law function? These and many other questions may be answered in the various classrooms of the expanding social science department. Some of the required classes in the department are U.S.history for juniors and government and economics United States history for juniors and government and economics for seniors. Other courses in the social science curriculum include geography, world history and current events. New teachers in the department are Eu?ene Beuthin, Donald Frost, Robert Quesnel, and fu ius Dezelsky. E h' 5 It may be the location of the only active volcano in the United States, or a problem in climate, but Mr. Parson has the full attention of his geography class. Study Hall F.T.A. 'y,, lr ss- ., eee , t, X - ,q ' Vl . bttu 1 f A E 1 ,,. ,.,. 1 HIAMES BROHLEY OHN EKELOF DONALD FROST Odefn History .S. History World History Commercial Law Coach f q Study H811 Hi-Y X 'S :17 . 4 1 A I Hx Ma is Tkflif 14 ,, , F yy! RAY HANSEN U.S. History Audio-Visual Aurora