Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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BUSINESS EIDUCATICDN Many changes have taken place in the business department of the modern school. Still popular are the older courses which are necessary to an understanding ofcfood business prac- tice - shorthan and bookkeeping. If a graduate of 1898 were to re- turn to school today, however, he would be amazed to see students on their way to work at noon on the popular co-op program which gives credit for school through on-the-job experience. He would see confident people, ready to take their place in the society which is called America - and we think he would approve. Z .M V f , ' 1, 0 LW , 1 I f,,,., ,, 4' 5, lQZ, L ,Exif ' , LENORE BILLINGTON ,,..4.-' - W! K 1 ,ft g,w Q, Wf MQ Qfl , ff Q Z7 f lt MARGARET BUEKER A - 'lv' - ' IAV. 1 V VA llll, hy., , M QM! tl Zeb W QW 1' 'f. .F, 1 7Ee1 E A E A Z f I E, V V I V 7 21 ' fffffwf ' . Lf L aw ' ,fri X X. V H X. -1.,..,ff., gtwL,,.xN A3235 RANDALL HALL Commerce Typing Bookk ' B Shoffhand nfg.eiTi?52iCZS . h 1 A ,,kv? Q 4 g- -VS t - Z ig: QQQ: Q i n g ,- '37 . , , Estee 'ms Y feqmpt WN 4 . ' lr. v .f,-f'En'? 'fr'il!U 4 fi gb ti saw E.: ' sig. ' VQXW' igf 1 Rib Q5' K ' r 2si vMs '5?' -vc N-f ,e ?sm- kk'-, JAMES PERSON ELNA PRITCHARD CATHERINE RIGGS DEAN RUPLE Commercial Bookkeeping, Business Ed. Retailing. Sr. Arithmetic Office Occupations Coordinator 23

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OFFICE What is to take attendance, manage budgets, arrange schedules for substitute teachers, and carry out the host of other duties which come to the main desk each day. Mrs. Helen Reynolds, Mrs. Emmaline Kimmerly, Mrs. Shirley Fila, and Mrs. Be t ' P ' ' a rice aulson team up to keep things rolling. a large school without an efficient office staff Besides keeping the halls and classrooms in home-clean condition, the custodial staff at SHS takes an interest in the rest of the school program ss evidenced from this shot. Mr. Ward Tibbet accepts a check for 8100.00 from the custodians for the new stadium fund. Glenn Vincent, Lulu Moulton, and Louis McGrandy made the presentation for the entire staff. Imagine cooking for a family of about 2000 every day! These ladies take care of the dinner needs of that many students and teachers each noon. The interest shown in the pan of rolls is genuine, and the rolls were good! Vivian Morrell, Sadie Campbell, Myrtle Hines, Elizabeth Paquette, Josephine Stone, Marie Demers and Velma Scha- fer make up the kitchen crew. Mrs. Stone is the lady in charge of operations. 25 -v-at S I I 1 1 I i np ww 15? WWE E I I f 92 M4 7 if GW! 2' ikkii ww? ?..,, uf 7 w iff Q .Ugg MMV ' MV' It ' vi? 2 55, lf We W 42 W 46 . M ,M ,X- 1. V TQ wiv- ' 'i X U N. N