Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Dvorak! Flats! Watch your pronuncia- tion! Sing! are only a few of the many terms regularly used in th many terms regularly used in the mu- sic department. The concert and mar- ching bands, as directed by james Dye, lend many a musical note instr- umentally to the music program as does Miss Billie joy Alexander and her expanding orchestra. These three instrumental organizations provide musival entertainment from the fall football season through the winter - spring concert work. The vocal music department under the direction of Don Borg blends its lovely voices to provide vocal entertainment through- out the year. uzta 1 X X ' Q -'N X 1 1 NX ' ,Nw Y.. Hfwwwwww. 1-Y W - .. 5 imiiilamh. 'x'l JAMES DYE Concert k Marching Band Orpheus nil-fwxktk :RwQhfw5mW- gkfwa ,QV ,,, ..., W3 iwf, X' 5? , ef nigh-H---wt V 13 wwywwixwg mwwww H. 1 ffmw A I K fiifki ' 5 DONALD BORG Vocal Music

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QNNQQ NQQQM high. wswerx-N qi x . vsw S If ' , Q-.iw ge x is ywmSQm . .ex .Sq 9 ff? lg g- ':-L .- 'wil xx x Q Q Q . 5 X 2 swine Q .ssgsf isisg bis-as K h .,. Miss Margaret Griffin receives greetings and con- gratulations from other members of the Twenty- Five Year Club. Howard Beatty, Miss Riggs, and past-principal Lyttle presented her with the gift, a roll of twenty-five silver dollars. 5715 xx .... gi Ni ,,i, x Who says Santa Claus can't find his way into the senior high school? Here is the jolly old fellow himself and children of faculty members as both parents and children attend the faculty children's Christmas party. .EA X Teachers enjoyed the delicious food at the annual Twenty-Five Year dinner. This year's honored guest was Miss Griffin.