Southeastern High School - Aryan Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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orewa rd More and more 1n yearbook product1on the trend has been to a greater use of photography We have str1ven therefore to portray the events of the school year 1n appropr1ate p1ctor1a1 settmgs The Aryan has not str1ven for 11terary accomp11sh tor1a1 h1story of Southeastern as seen through the eyes of 1tS students We hate used fam111ar scenes and have attempted to v1ew them w1th perspectwes 1n keep1ngw1th the modern v1ews of attract1ve plcture layouts The 1952 Aryan 1S a representat1on of your part 1n the growth and development of Southeastern H1gh School. four ments. The Aryan is rather a part of the recorded pic-

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dedication What makes a good teacher? We don't propose to try to settle that difficult ques- tion here, but we do know a few of the things that have undoubtedly helped to make Mr. Bogen the highly successful and respected teacher among the student body as well as the faculty that he is. An omnivorous reader, an ardent fol- lower of politics fthe battle is on at the drop of a word in praise of F.D.R. J, a practical student of American history fhe travels to any and all historic shrinesl, a skilled hobbyist the is expert in leather- craft and conducts an after-school class for interested students and faculty mem- bersj, well-traveled, happily married, and the justly proud father of twin boys fone's an engineer and the other a doctorj, these are some of the things we think that have helped Mr. Bogen to become a good teacher. The yearbook staff proudly dedicates the 1952 Aryan to Mr. Alfred M. Bogen. 'Q Al 8 2 it U' 98, f Q.,-.ff Mr Bogen shows his handicraft to Lois Johns.