Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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HEALTH GUIDANCE 'ax 'gi X ge X A rx Guidance classes came with the new Saginaw High. Prior to that time, guidance problems, when t ey arose were handled by homeroom teachers, either in the regular advisory period, or in the weekly clearing hour during which other interesting activities such as the sale of SO's and drama tickets took preference. Individual problems all fell upon the assistant principal or the Dean of Girls who very often had to adjust problems as time permitted. Today, two years of guidance including driver training and health and person- ality discussions are included as necessary to raduation requirements. The department is now ed by a full time counselor and several iead teachers. X N X L 'Y ifilqlifiiz 1 ww,g:x:fe'w1j X: LN11' -t -Qavea-a1:.ef: - S: ,ek :Q .sv L - --'A' - f. wr. .5 gxsgxc. r ..-ep:-,..,:., ax .N Q. Sk y wsffw ,f S 8 X S 'S 5+ Wt 2. fJ:EKm X -.X Q in ' Lek we X Sammi? - h firlrr-I:u'5'?1.'fC-'. .iii 6227 JAMES BLENKHORN EDNA GAMBILL C . Guidance Guidance CQQQVWMA6, Football A-Q Ss NQNK Physical Ed, A L f .wQ:hi Q Q THERESA HALL ALLYN MCCORMIC GLADYS MCCULLY GLORIA MOORE Physical Ed. Study Hall Physical Educ. Swimming History 20

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W H. f'i?fi,1,QL 1 V siM'. x vt' 1 1 ,,., , D . , ,?t , tee, Q 3 , i X'mQ,' g K mfg 5V V QQQ '73 i I 5 gh? t f 3 anew X DON SPEER STANLEY STULL Driver Educ. Physical Educ. tefeee E ,.,E Hee We AV' ' E f 1E .-A. , , to E EE E , E EE NA!wQ7Q7m V? f agen QQE!hW,5 A I 7,1715 Ay GENE WU-SON WINIFRED YOUNG Driver Educ. Guidance 16 ff z y,Mf, QQZZV M' 43' ' Q I , 1 Q 1 JEROLDMW SSELY W rxskudy Hall EDMUND WATKINS Guidance, Coach I J During the late 1800's only the boys took gym. The teacher was Franz Dreier, brought from Ger- many by the Germania Club. Each year they put on exhibitions in which all the boys took part. Mr. Dreier was the football coach, without any experience, until 1928 when a young man just out of college took over. There had been swimming at the old Saginaw High until the water was declared unclear. The pool was then covered up, and the girls had their gym classes on the floor which covered The pool. Part of the art of driving lies under the hood. After all, when the motor stops, you have to know What to tap to get it going again. Driver Ed. teacher Don Speer here explains to an interested group of trainees what those gadgets are for. fi F 1 l tgguej, H1232 21