Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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ACTIVITIES 78 Ma. d T Bee OR ADVERTISERS. 130 jene Fa, Duncan Hans, ope Te am yor ge

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RES SAGINAW HIGH BEGINS’ A NEW CENTURY 2, +23 $ RN ee SE Deeg ae TEE Continued Education : E, ` IR Community N Leadership Commemorates 101 Year. x With justified pride, Saginaw High has looked back upon its one- hundred year past. A past that has provided our school not only with ample honors and glory, but | one which has prepared the pres- | ent members of our community with the necessary knowledge for active leadership. Backed with a rich heritage, our students prepare for tomor- row’s growing demands. We eagerly await our future vocations with the knowledge that Saginaw High’s preparation has strength- ened our hopes of a better adult life. b y 1966 AURORA STAFF: Row 1; (rom toptobottom) Laura Hen- d E i derson, Carol Greenleaf, Mary Ann Brandt. Seated: Bob Crook, Jim Thompson, Bob Wahl. Row 3; Michele Artecki, Bernice i ris Mr. = NND 3 en J 3 £ x ISS N 4 olf, and Belinda Weeks. %

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Left: With an eagle-eye on the action below, Mr. Thompson, AURORA advisor, has the habit of appear- ing wherever a crowd collects. His able, as well as patient, assistant is Mrs. Thompson. Right: Lunch time not only provides teachers with needed energy, but provides an opportunity for each to keep up with daily events. Mr. Hansen is on his way back to room 120, while the coaches in the background re-examine the last game. må Gå