Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Qui cmca ,pf A 1-ur 1-v gg V HERBERT KORF Coach World History . ,,i,ft-MWWWWWKM AMW? Mr. Gene Wilson, background, observes with inter- est as Mr. Donal Sp er explains mechanization under the ood il junior driver training stu- dents olsgrdv 42 ,L ,. . 5 ,WWW liz gag ,F JAMES BLENKHORN MRS. MONA CAMPBELL Guidance Guidance Coaqjh EflgliSh ,M fE!'g WJ V--. ,4F, . ' Z , . , S 75 S, ' : H! f K L yr :4 4 5 Sgr wxlf Q . :. MISS ELEANOR GUSE Guidance L J ,- , ,,, ' f' f' 'Lu if ff a1QMZ7,fZ75'cOL ,f 'f ic' cf L 4'4'4j1f,-1' M . . 'f . e , :,f T fe' , , fy. MRS. GLADYS MCCULLY Study Hall QI. ,k 9 , 1, f f . : iw-df. - ts., 4 1, gr' 1 qV.4iW GENE WILSON Driver Education MRS. EDNA GAMBILL Study Hall .1 ar' P .Lv - I ' .- ef. f as as rx XN'q8r ' 11:-Y' A. il?-. ' , M952 1' X . N DON SPEER Driver Education Pacers 19

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MISS GLORIA MOORE Pool Catalina Club Health and guidance, usually charac- terized by physical education and personal counseling also has under its wing the patient study hall teacher, Typical scenes that these teachers view reveal the energy and vitality of this generation's youth. 1- 2122 ,.mwWwn ..:.:, ' faq-'f 1. 4 : rmigmyiffm +gywwWwwQQ3 ,..,, ..,, , VVVKQXV .1 5 5 v., , f f S 1 f 0, ,2.-ww - -, -my ,..-,f-1-V, fc , .mf 2 , . 5 g, t,. if O 15? iv ALLYN MCCORMIC Pool Coach Lk! p y 9 czftg ,X , I ,4x,' ,. X What's coming next! Girls playing football? That's right, boys, These girls as part of their gym classes are learning touch football. You fellows had better start practicing. if 5 by f ata 5 Q Q' A ,QQ .1 ZX' ' MRS. f0YCE BEYERSDORF STANLEY STULL JEROLD MCEWEN EDMUND WATKINS Phys. Education PhYS- Ed- Guidance GU1daHCe Cheer Leaders Coach Coach Lettermen's Club

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'ggua ig ' ' a 1 4. 3? 2 4 Wg Q if 5 W4 ' ew 9 ww xfN QWQMWS? .5 . ' jk. EUGENE BRAKEL Crafts To teach useful skills and to develop students' creative abilities are two of the basic goals of the arts and crafts department. With activities such as basket weaving and commercial art being offered, teachers in this department are able to discover or direct any erson who has unusual talents in the artistic fdeld. Both departments, in addition to classroom activities, lend their time and talents to various school projects. MRS. CAROL WYLIE Art Art Club Benny Kanuszewski Mary Reeves and Linda Uubeau , X ctc,rt N X K S . 5 gy,gmwm,5Y k..a 'I.kf:3f make Christmas decorations as their class acti- Adam Wygot lgarns by doing as he weaves 8 fue . . the art depa1,tment while Larry Sivak concentrates on basket weaving. Vlty in These and many other useful crafts are taught as part of the crafts departm 20 ent program.