Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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LEFT: Surprise! Fred takes time out from a busy schedule for a smile. BOTTOM LEFT: Chris looks up a company's name in the rooster. BELOW: Switchboard operating is easy once you get the hang of it. 27

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СО-ОР Who said you had to have a job to be a member of the со- op club? Since last November, the students have been selling Tur- tles, Christmas Bell, and candy canes to raise money for a co-op banquet in May. The co-op club is headed by Mrs. Beer which consists of both junior and senior student totally approximately 40 members. EE | i 1 i | | | | | —— LEFT: Emma Gaiter checks over some very important paper work. TOP: Alice Martinez shows the proper office proce- dures. ABOVE: Dorothy Jackson answers the telephone, only one of the things a secretary is expected to do.

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28 SERVICE CENTER, LIBRARY HELPERS No one really knows how valuable a little help can be, but without the aid of the Student Service Cen- ter and library helpers, a lot of people would be in a real bad fix. The library helpers do such jobs as straighten shelves, check out material, put magazines together, апа апу other work that librarians see fit. SSC helpers also perform little tasks. For instances, they run errands, take phone calls, type, and any- thing else that would keep the center running smoothly. So if you’re interested in learning more about the library or being a SSC helper volunteer now! øk ы ie к d gut gram gue MICHIGAN. STUDENT SERVICE CENTER HELPERS ARE: Pam Monger, Cherie Stevenson, Linda Carter, Linda Walters, Bernard Rogers, Brenda Harris, Lydia Moore, Annie Johnson, Edward King. TOP RIGHT: Kai Bailey helps, by looking up information for a counselor. RIGHT: Annie Johnson types up some dai- ly forms. OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Freddie Tinsley straighten books on a shelf. RIGHT: Mrs. M. Laeding helps students find information on materials they need.