Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1955 volume:

i Dedication Issue Published Annually by the Students Of Saginaw High School Saginaw, Michigan Nan cy Sh of the Bets studenJ repre ts f0 sentin r the ' g the fme new 108thth bo ullding wlrfy, exp? iCh wa asses th S dedi e 3P Gated preciat' this 10D year Ceremmies United Sm Qua game e? Yresn VBnapwresemm ident: pt gelatm Re? the WSW Supefio Student Revtesentmg Connseh Gaxerax men $952ijW aanemiah, Benedxcuwn Yresldent We Dedicate ; On November 24, 1954, the new Saginaw High School building was dedicated to the cause of the training of the youth of Saginaw. While this ceremony was impressive in itself, there was an underlying theme which should not be forgotten. That theme was initiated years ago with the first attempts to replace the many out of date school buildings which had become a part of the Saginaw scene. It was carried into action by those education minded individuals who led the great effort to have these antiquated schools replaced with modern structures, and came to a climax with the students themSelves who canvassed the entire city to bring to the people of Saginaw the desperate need for better educational facilities for this rapidly growing city. The building which we dedicated on this occasion is just one of the many adjustments which have been started in the school building program for Saginawo It is to those students who led the drive for the new school, even though they themselves could not get to enjoy its advantages, to those parents who felt so keenly the need for better educational facilities for their children and the children of Saginaw that they willingly passed legislation to secure the necessary funds for new school buildings, to the business men, professional men, the factory worker, and the housewife whose interest inpublic education made possible this beautiful new high school, that we dedicated the 1955 Aurora. EUARD MEMBERS AND OFFICERS Dr. Raymond Hart, President Chester F. Miller, Superintendent of Schools Edward 0- MacRae, Vice President Charles C. Coulter, Assistant Superintendent ROSWell Burrows Robert Grant, Jr. Stephen H. Lyttle, Principal of Saginaw High School Walter A- Leesch George D. Pross, Clerk of the Board J- Robert Grube, Secretary Lew McLean, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Heil Rockwell, Treasurer The Honorable Wilber M. Brucker, main speaker for the evening, The Honorable Frank A. Picard, master of ceremonies, and the Superintendent of Saginaw Schools, Mr. Chester F. Miller, talk over their past experiences in the 01d Saginaw High School. Mr. Stephen H. Lyttle Principal Administration It is with the greate est of pride and reSpect that the students look upon their new building. They are only somewhat conscious of the amount of hours, time and effort in its cost. One thing, however, 'is very clear in the minds of all; there is absolutely no one anywhere who can Start a job so effectively and end it so completely as--MR. STEPHEN H. LYTTLE. Saginaw High School salutes its leader. LMRS. GERALDINE BERTOVICK MISS LENORE BILLINGTON English, Debate Shorthand, Transcription S EDNA BISS U. S. HiStory, Civics, Ec'onomics MR. CHESTER F. MILLER Superintendent of Schools MR. RICHARD BRENNAN Typing, Commercial Law MISS MARY MAUD BROWN MISS MARY BUSKARD MISS MARY LOUISE CAMERON Mathematics English English r; L MR. STANLEY CZUCHNA MR. DONALD DAMER J . SIEGEL DAVIS Crafts, Senior Arithmetic, U. S. History, Modepn Foundary, Applied Study Hall History V Mathematics, Coordinator MR. HERBERT DITTMAR Welding, Advertising MR. CHARLES C. COULTER Assistant Superintendent of Schools MRS. CORA DUNCAN French, English Faculty MISS MARY EWING MR. HOWARD FABER MRS. EDNA GAMBILL Counseling, Geography Biology Study Hall MR. KENNETH GRAY MISS JEAN GREY Biology, Coach Mathematics MISS J ANE GR ILLS Counseling MR . C LARENCE HAAS English K. , MR. RANDALL HALL MR. RAY L. HANSEN Manager of Athletics, U. S. History, Geography, Consumers Education, Aurora Bookkeeping, Arithmetic yawia MISS MAR GARET GR IFFIN English 74;, : :er The members of the Board of Education are left to right. Robert Grube, Hiel Rockwell, Dorothy Senkpiel wecretaryL Charles Coulter, Dr. Raymond Hart khairmam, Chester Miller muperin- tendenu, Robert Grant, Jr., Roswell Burrows, Walter Leesch. MRS. MERLA HARSCH Homemaking MISS M. E. HZETHERINGTON MR. PAUL HOUSLER MR. WILLIAM HOUSTON English, World History Spanish, English General Shop Faculty Council MR. OSCAR HUYGHE Band The Faculty Counselor Committee members for 1954-1955 were: C. Ames Maywood, Margaret Jones, Dean Ruple, Randall Hall, Catherine Riggs, Ray Hansen, Gwendolyn Maywood, Ward Tibbet, Edna Biss, Mary Ewing, Siegel Davis, Elizabeth Smith, MR- JOHN JACOBSON Stephen Lyttle. Missing from picture is Larry Laeding. Biology I MRS. MARGARET JONES MISS LUCILLE KAPPLINGER MR. ROBERT KLEPINGER English, Journalism, U. S. History, Economics, Vocal Music Student Lantern Civics MR. HERBERT KORF ; MR. LAWRENCE LAEDING M.R: ARTHUR L-AUER World History, Coach Coach, Athletic Director, C1v1cs, Economms Chemistry MR. RAYMOND MASON Mathematics, Physical Education, Cafeteria MR. WARD E. TIBBET Assistant Principal MR. C. AMES MAYWOOD Counseling, Senior Advisor Faculty MISS BELVA MCCOR MICK MRS. GLADYS McCULLY MISS ISMA McHUGH Bookkeeping Study Hall U, S. History, English Faculty W .y fix, . W .W MR. J. ROSS MITCHELL W WPHEXMISTER English Drafting MR. H. C. POULSON Physics, Senior Science, Photography MRS. GWENDOLYN MAYWOOD Dean of Students MISS ELNA PRITCHARD Retailing, Transcription, Shorthand ' Ax; m ,. W ' w 3 ' .' MISS IRMA RIC MISS CATHERINE RIGGS MRS. HELEN ROBINSON English Transcription, Office Homemaking Practice, Coordinator MR. ID.EAN RUPLE MR. J. FRANKLIN SHERMAN Retallmg, Coordinator English MRS. ELIZABETH SMITH Counseling, Pubilc Speaking MRS. JEAN BYRON Secretary MISS RAQUEL STOLZ Secretary MR. DONALD SPEER Drivers Training Faculty MR. HOWARD SPRACKLIN MR. STANLEY STULL MRS. MARGARET TENNEY Counseling, Sociology, Physical Education Latin, English Psychology Faculty MISS CAROL TESSIN MR. DAVID VALLIANT Art Agriculture MISS MARY WEBER Swimming MRS. LUCY JOCHEN Secretary MISS R UTH NAWROCK Secretary MRS. GLENNA WILCOX English MR. RALPH WILL MS MISS CATHERINE FURBEE MISS MARION MULHOLLAND Machine Shop Speech Correctionist Librarian Congratulations MRS. JOSEPHINE STONE Dietician These ten teachers, all of whom have taught at Saginaw High School 25 years or more, were honored at asurprise faculty luncheon. They are, back m: Mr. Howard Beatty, 34 years; Mr. William Houston, 40 years; Principal Stephen Lyttle, 29 years. Front go-w: Miss Edna Biss, 30 years; Miss Catherine Riggs, 30 years; Miss Mary Maud Brown, 33 years; Miss Belva McCormick, 32 years; Miss Irma Rice, 26 years. MissMaryElizabeth Hetherington, 25 years; and Mr. Richard Brennan, 33 years were absent. Student Teachers Externes from Central Michigan College Alvin Schmidt, James Pohlman, and Robert Parson helped out in classes during the first semester. 16 MR. PHILIP McGOWAN English, History Cafeteria Staff MRS. THERESA PRAST School Nurse The ladies who worked behindthe scenes to make your lunches were: Mrs. Velma Schafer, Mrs. Irlean Gulliver, Mrs. Josephine Stone, Mrs. Elizabeth Paquette, Mrs. Marie Demers, Mrs. Estelle Goodrich, Mrs. Thelma Coggin. Custodians These are the custodians who help to make Saginaw High a sparkling and friendly place, back row: Rudolph Lange, Everett Moulton, Torquato Armanti. Second row: Wessie Livingston, Helen Dubay, Lula Carlton, Florence O'Keefe. Bottom row: Glen Vincent, Catherine Dunn, Roy Huntoon, William Law. MISS CAROLE COWLES 17 Civics, Economics The Student COuncil members for 1954-1955 were: Delbert Blondin, sophomore class president; Carolyn Gambill, Student Lantern editor; Wayne Garchow, senior class president; Richard Bartels, junior class vice-president; Shirley Perry, sophomore class secretary; James Savell, junior class president; Margaret Hayes, sophomore class vice-president; Ann Lyle, president of Thencean; Shirley Wachner, president of Y-Teens; Brian Bremer, president of National Honor; Jacqueline Hamling, Orpheus Soeiety. M 4W w H LJ VJ Students These are the Students of Saginaw High School. They are the future citizens: the men and women Who will plan; the men and women who will chOOSe; the men and women who will decide. These pictures are only a minute tribute to those who will constitute a moving nation and a happier America. These three people represented the senior class in the Student Council for 1954- 1955. They were: Nancy Sheets, vice-Ipresident, Ann Lyle, secretary, Wayne Garchow, president. In Rememberance The Lord is my Shepherd; 1 shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: He leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul: He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for Thou art with me; Thy rod and Thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: Thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the Lord'forever. LARRY MCRELL February 1, 1937--September 13, 1954 MARILYN AGNEW OLIVER ALDRIDGE GORDON ALLARDYCE KATHERINE ALLINGTON BEVERLY ANKLAM JANIS ARMBR USTER GARY ARMSTRONG WILLIAM BAASE WAYNE BADOUR BEVERLY BARLOW RUDOLPH BARNES ALAN BATHGATE CAROLYN BECKER LEONARD BECKER MARJORIE BELL WILLIE BEATRICE BELL ALBERT BENAWAY JACK BLUMENTHAL JACQUELINE CAROL BOW MAN PATRICIA BRASSEM BRIAN BREMER DEBORAH BREMER WILLIAM BRESSET MARGUERITE BRETON THOMAS BROOKINS ROCHELLE BROOKMAN BERTHA BROWN RUTH BULL BENTON BUNDY CAROL BUNKER MARGARET BURGESS MELVIN BURNS MARY ANN BUTYER JANICE BUZA DANIEL CARDONA LE ROY CARTER ANNIE CASEY SARAH CASTILLO MANUEL CAZARES RALPH CERVANTES DONALD CHECK IRENE CLEMENTS CAROL CLINE CAROL COLPEAN GARY CUMIFORD DOREEN DALE VICTORIA DANILOWICZ ALYCE DAVIS ROBERT DINGMAN BARBARA DITTMAR LOUISE DOCKHAM CAROL DOMONEY JOHN DONAHUE JAMES DORR MARY ALICE DRAGULA w NORMA ECKER MERRLELL EIMER S JACQ UE LINE DINNINGER MARY JANE ELLIOTT EUGENE ELLIS TERRY ELLSWORTH JACK EMEOTT EMERSON CLIFFORD EMERY ROBERT ENDSLEY BONNIE ENOS KAY FALKENHAGEN TERRY FALKENHAGEN ALEX VFARRELL JACK FEHRENBACH THERESA FESSLER BARBARA FINCH ROBERT FIRCHAU PEGGY FISHER DONNA FITCH DAISY FLETCHER JOHN FLETCHER MONA FOGG JOAN FOGLESONG EARL FREDERICK BERNICE FULFOR CAROLYN GAMBILL WAYNE GARCHOW w, CAROL GARLICK DOLORES GARNER WALTER GARRETT JOHN GERKEN EARL GILLAM JOYCE GLAVE DORA GOODBOO 9 .e 4; MAXINE GORSKI DALE GOSAYNIE WALLEED GOSAYNIE THEODORE GOSKO RICHARD GRAHAM WILLIAM GRAHAM JAMES GRAMS CAROL GREEN PATRICIA GROOM JESSE GUEVARA PATRICIA GULVAS SAMUEL HALL JERRY HAMLIN ROBERT HAMMONT '- KENNETH HANLON JACK HANNEMAN EVELYN HARDIMAN RONALD HARDY DONALD HARE COLLEEN HARRISON SUE HARSCH LYLE HARTL PHYLLIS HARTNER GARY HATCH WARREN HEARN LORRINE HEINLEIN JOAN HENRY DOLORES HILL JACK HIRST JAMES HIRST WILLIAM HODGES CAROL ANN HOERNER MARY HOGAN TOM HOGG DOROTHY HOLDEN JOHN HORNBERGER ANNETTE HOWELL EDWARD HUDSON RACHEL HUERTA RUTH HUERTA SANDRA HUFF GRANT HUMMEL JOYCE HUNT CHARLES IRISH EDDIE ISOM HELENANN IZZO ARCHIE JACKSON MARGARET JACKSON OLLIE JACKSON JAN JACOB PATRICIA JANKOWSKI CLAUDIA JOHNSON LOIS JOHNSON u C UR TIS JUNGER HE BRUCE JOHNSTONE BLONSTINE JORDAN HELEN JUAREZ GLEN KAKOSKA EDWARD KARTZ JOSEPH KATO GERALD KEENAN 'Y MARGARET KELLEY ROBERT KELLY MARSHA KESSLER JEAN KINASZ BEVERLY KINCH DONALD KLEMISH RONALD KLEMISH ANDY KLINE JOHN KLONOWSKI LORETTA KNAPP CAROLYN KNUTH INFIELD KOHLHOFF KAY KOLBE CONSTANCE KOTULINUS ROGER KRAMER NANCY KROHN PHYLLIS KUZNICKI DENNIS LAWLER GERALD LAZZARO CAROL LEACH JOHN LEACH RONALD LEACH WILLIAM LEE LOIS LEININGER EARL LENTNER JAN LEVI LAWRENCE LEVI JAMES LEVY Q SALLY LEVY DANIEL LEWIS GERALD LILLIESTIER JESSE LOPEZ ARDELL LOSEE NANCY LOUNSBERY BERNICE LUND s; LEONARD LYNN SANDRA MAHAN GERALD MAJORSKI BETTY MALETTE CARL MARRIOTT ROSEL MARTHEY 133 ABEL MARTIN STEPHEN MARTINEZ DONNA MATUREN THEODORE MATHEW MICHAEL MAYER DAVID MCLAIN JOSEPH MCCOY KATHRYN McGRANDY BEVERLY MCKELLAR CLAUDE MCKINNEY BARBARA McLAREN JOHN MCLEOD MAUREEN McMANN CAROLE MEYER ROBERT MIDDLEBROOK JOYCE MIELKE GLENN MILLER SALLY MILLER SUSAN MILLER JACQUELINE MILLSOM PEGGY MITCHEL HARLOTTE MOLITOR HAROLD MOLDENHAUR DONNA MOON MARIAN MOREY m4 JOYCE MORGAN DE VERNE MOSHER CHARLES MOSKAL PATSY MUEHFELD DELTON MUNSON SARAH MUNSON JOYCE MURLICK DAVID NASH MARIE NAUMAN ALORES NICHOLS BONNIE NICHOLSON CHARLES NIEDERSTA LARRY NIEMAN MARJORIE NODER SHIRLEY PATTERSON MARILYN PERRY SALLY PILDNER CAROLE PINKERTON JOHN PLATKO LUCILLE PORTERFIE PEGGY PRENTICE ROBERT PRIES DIANNE PROULX DORRlNE PROVOST EMMA PRYOR GERALD PRZYBYSKI JOHN PULLIAM FHERESA QUACKENBUSH w AR THUR RAASCH ANN RALLINGS GEORGIA ANN RAY PHYLLIS RAYMOND LARINE REIMERS DONALD REISIG LINDA REISS WILLIAM REIST ALVIN RETHMAN GERALD RHYAN BEVERLY RICHARDSON CARL RICHERT RICHARD RIEDEL PAUL ROBERTS LEE ROBINSON MAURICE ROBINSON JOE ROCKETT CHARLOTTE ROEMER JERRY ROETHLISBERGER LARRY ROSA MARY ROSSOME IRENE RUEDA MARY LOU SAGE ' 44f DONNA SAWATZKE LARAINE SCHAEFF EOBERT SCHANHALS DONALD SCIEN $ JANE SCHINDLER PAUL SCHMIDT LOIS SCHNELL GEORGE SCHNEIDE MAR VIN SCHREIBER LE ROY SCHROCK ARLEN SCHROEDER ROBERT SCHROEDER JANET SCHUETTE A I k , A I OMAS SCHWANNECKE WILLIAM SCOTT RICHARD SEIGE ROGER SHARAR NANCY SHEETS GERALD SHREVE RONALD SIMKINS LONZA SIMPSON MAE ELLA SKIPWORTH MARLENE SKRELUNAS BARBARA ANN SMITH BARBARA JEAN SMIT KAY SOCIER MILDRED SPITZ SHIRLEY STAHL MARY ANN STASCZYK DOROTHY STEFFEN SHARON STRAUCH LOLA STRONG SUNDECK ERNEST SWANTON I! ESTHER TALIK JACQUELINE TAYLOR RICHARD TERRY NANCY TESAURO LEDA ANN THOMAS HORACE THOMAS BERNARD THOMPSON ERNEST THOMPSON ELMER TINSLEY MAUREEN TRUSKOWSKI DONALD URBYTES GERALD VASOLD EATRICE VERDUSCO DORIS VERLAC WILLIAM VonSCHIPMANN ONALEE WAACH 'OWARD WACHNER SHIRLEY WACHNER MARLENE WADE JERRY WAGNER DELORES WALLACE GAYLE WALLACE MARY WARNER DORIS WASCAVA AR THUR WA TSON BARBARA WICK GLORIA WICKER DONALD WIEBRAUK i W am DALLAS WILLIAMS DONALD WILLIAMS MARSHALL WILLIAMS MELVIN WIL THOMAS RALPH WILSON PATRICIA WISSMILLER SHIRLEY WITT DORIS WOL' BETTY WOLFGRAM ESTHER WOLKENS LYLA WOLPERT JOAN WOOLEVER FREDERICK WYDRA JOYCE WYMAN MAXINE WYMAN REDERICK WYSOPAL NORMA YOUNG JOAN ZAKRZEWSKI JOHN ZOLINSKI 69. A RONALD ZOLTON CAROL ZUELLIG JUDITH ZUZIAK JACOB ZVIRBULIS SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES PATR ICIA SMITH JANE TORRES HUGH STEVENSON BERNARD HASENLEDER KARL LITZNER JUNIORS These three people represented the junior class for 1954- 1955. They were: James Savell, president, Martha Tom- linson, secretary, Richard Bartels, vice-president. DAVID MARCENA ALCORN PATRICIA PHYLLIS GERTK UDE SHELBY BARBARA ANDERSON ANDRES ARMBRUSTER ARNOLD AR THUR L , , L ,f 3 , L CHARLES ERNEST ROBERT ROBERT I'E MARLENE ATWA TER AVERILL BAADE BAILLIE BAKER g... Ia KENNETH ELAINE DAR LENE ROBER TA MARIE ROBER T PAULINE BAKER BANKS BARNES BARNETT BARNETTE BARRIS RICHARD 'BETTY TED 'L HOWARD JANET BAR TELS BARTHOLOMEW BARTLE BASHANS BA UMANN BAUMGAR TNER GARY GRETCHEN JOANNE RICHARD JANET BECKER BEDORE BELL BELDOC BENNETT DONALD FERN GLORIA DENNIS RAYMO ND BE TTY BENTON BERANEK BERGER BERLIN BERI REUTER BESTER KAY MICHAEL JANICE BINGHAM BLAZEJEWSKI BOERTMAN BOHL , ; , . ,T - 4 x - ELLEN MARY MAR VIN CHAR LIE EILEEN BOLGER BOLGER BOTHUEL BOTHUELL BOTWRIGHT , jma' v DONALD CHARLES MARY LOU DOROTHY BOURBINA BOVEE BOYCE BOYKE WA R. s. ROSE HARRY JO ANNE JUDYV L CIiARLOTTE BRADLEY BRADLEY BRAGGS BRAMAN BRANDT BRANNAN RONALD PATRICIA BETTY ROBERT BEVERLY BRASSE UR BRENSKE BRIGGS BRINKMAN BROWN L , L y . E , x .. $ L RONA LD CAROLYN SHARON CA THERINE BROWN BULL BUNKER BURGESS ROBERT . JUDITH . L CAROLYN KATHLE .N BURMEISTER BUSHEY BUTLER BUTZIN ELAINE CAMPBELL KATHLEEN CASEY FRANCES COWDREY GAIL CR IPPS VIR GINIA DAN KS JANICE CAMPBELL BERNICE . i. ERNEST CASTE LLO KAY CATTERFELDT ?ik GERALD CLARK DEANNA CLAR K ELLIE CONLEY WILLIAM COPELAND PHYLLIS COWDREY GEORGE CUR TIS ANNA MAE LISTER CARLTON CLARK CHESNEY RONALD CLARK MARILYN COR DES DONNA EUGE CAR TER PATRICIA CLARKE CHAR LES COULSON MAR CIA CRANDALL CREIGHTON ELAINE DANIEL CYMBAL g; 4 ADOLPHUS DAVIS I . E C ' RTER ROL CHIVINGTON YLE C LAR KSON NOR MAN CRELLER DOUGL LINDSEY RAY S DANIELS BR UCE DeCAIRE MAUREEN DEES PATRICIA DENT RONNIE DORK ELEC TRA ECONOMOU CECIL E 1w CARLETON DeGROAT DeGR OAT CAROLE DIETRICH J EAN DE SHONE BARBAhA DUBAY BEVERLY EDDY BEULAH PATRICIA UBANKS EURICH GLEN DA FER MAN PATRICIA FLETCHER SUSAN F LA THA U JOYCE DeLaVE-RN DONNA DIE TRICH MARILYN DUNN EGBERT SHARON EUR ICK ROSEMARY FESSLER FLETCHER J OYE DARRELL DeLaVERN DENGLER . f MAR Y LOU DOLFI SANDRA DURAND CHARLES ECKERMAN DONNA ENGELHARDT h ROBERT FAGER BARBARA FAUVER CAROLYN FINNEY PA TR ICIA FISH JUANIA EDWARD FLOWERS FORD BARBARA FLOE TER RONNIE GAERTNER BARBARA GLA DNEY LCAE THERINEE GORNEY GER A L DINE a. VIC TOR GA J EWSKI CHARLES GEDRAITIS I DIANE GLASER DON GOSAYNIE RICHARD GRANVILLE CHAR LES GR ONDA DON GA MB IL L GE OR GE GR OOM FRITZ SEVERINA GARCIA BARBARA r GARY; GLOWACKI FRITZ R UTH ANN GOTHAM CRYSTAL GREER DONA LD GUERIN GENDR EGSKE GO LOMB BARBARA GOUGH $-; ' MARRIANNE MARY FULLER F KA R UTH ANN GAR DNER MAR E GAR SKE MARILYN GERARD R0 ERT GILLIG g V k m. BEE ETHEL GOODE 'R OCHELLE GOODBOO PE GGY GR AN DISON i CLIFFORD GREGORY JEAN GRE oRY RUSSELL SCOTT MARC; GUGINO G KENNETH PHYLLIS MARGE I PAUL HAGGART HAINER HALCLI HAMILTON , becE ' LEROY ' ' PATRICIA DONNA ' BILLIE HARMER , HARRISON HAR TMAN HAR TUNG HARVEY . - 5x I ' A J. s I L . DALE ELMER MARY HASENLEDER HASENLEDER HASENLEDER HEDRICK ROBERT BETTY GORDON CAROL ROBERT HEGE HEINLEIN HEXT HILDEBRANDT HILLIER RALPH TJOROTHY NANCY WALTRAUT JULIUS HINTON HITTLE HITTLE HOEBBEL HOEFLING AR THUR BEVERLY ROGER WELTON HOFF L HOOK HOOVER MAN HOGGS EUGENE FRED LIONEL MARY ELLEN L SHfRLEY HORN HORNBACHER HOWELL HOWELL HUBER - 9 m SPENCER ROBERT ABRAMAN WILLIE GLORIA HUDSON HUEBNER HUER TA HUMPHR EY HUNT EDITH CHAR LOTTE INSC HO IRISH OPHELIA RICHARD VIVIAN JOANNE : RAYMOND DRONICA JACKSON JACKSON JACKSON JAENIC KE JAENICKE JARABEK A , , g; ; - L L , CLARINE CORA KAREN MARY BETTY GRACE JERNIGAN JOHNSTON JOHNSTONE JOLIN JORDAN DAGMARA EDWARD ROBERT SHIR LEY DALE KALINS KAPPLINGER KAR TZ KEIFER . , KELLOGG LORENE ALBERT LEANN BOBBIE EE MARGARET KELLY KENEL KERRIDGE KIN KLEINBREIL STANLEY CARLENE ' ROSEMARY KLOSINSKI KLOUSE KNAPP MAR GARET KOLLAR J OHN FRANK KOSTIC K MARY LOU KWAISER DONALD KUEBLER JUb; LANGHORNE ELEANOR LASZLO SUE LAUBACH RICHARD LEIS MARY LIVINGSTON RICHARD LOUNSBERY KOSTR ZEWA MARJORIE LOVETT I SANDRA KOWALSKI TED KRAWCZAK ANDREW BILL LAE GLER ROBER T LACIS LARRAINE LARKIN JOHN LAZIER GERALD LENTNER ARRON LOCKYER EVANGELINE LOCKHART MARSELINA LUNA MARY ANN LUDWIG LAGALO DONNA LETOURNEAU i, RICHARD KATHRYN KRUEGER ROBERTA LANDR UM JACK LaSHANCE EUGENE LEE JANIs LIELAIS GEOR GE LODGE LO SEE NE LSON LUND AGNESE GLOR 1A BEVERLY BARBA - A LUSIS MACIEJEWSKI MAGYAR ALONE JOYCE CLAUDETTE CHARLES ETHEL MANCHESTER MAR DEN MARIHUGH MARSHALL MARTIN CAROLYN JOSIE s. w. WILLIAM GUNTA MARTIN MARTIN MAR TIN MAR TINEZ MARTINSONS ROSALIN D w JACQUE LINE MATHEWS MAY MARGARET WILLIE HELEN HAZELMAY I GERALDINE MARTY MAZIARZ McAFEE MCCLAINE MCCLURE MCCOR IICK MCLEAN PATRICIA JANICE, LYNN , k V L DAL MEEKER MELESKI MELVILLE L, L : L: METZGER HAROLD MILLER SARAH ALFRED JACQUELINE MILLER MILIJER MITCHELL MOR LEY A J UDY HAR LIN GEORGE; MAR LEAH MOR RISON MORSE MUR DOCK NASH A - - 12 JERRY MARILYN RONNIE ELAINE CHAR LES NELSON NEW NELSON NEWVINE NIC HOLS h , M; JANETTE RICHARD GERALD .IACK NICOL NUFFER O'BRIEN O'FARRELL O'KEEFE ix 7 A . x M t, NDREW MAR VIN ONALEE MAR GARET BEATRICE OLDECK OR DIWAY OR DIWAY 03le OSUNA WESLEY ER NESTINE BERNIECE GEOR GE PACQUETTE PARTH PATTERSON PATTON PAWLANTA EDDIE EDGAR THURMAN JUDITH MARY JO TERRY PEDLER PEQUIGNOT PER KINS PERRY PESHEL PE TERS ROSEMARH: THOMAS JOYCE PFANNE S PFUND PHALEN MARJORIE POLLMAN MARY SUE FRED PRITCHETT PRUITT MARY LYNN RAYMOND PEGGY RANDLE .CLARAV HARRY REINBOLT REINFELDER CAROL ,RIFFELMACHER MILDRED RILEY PATRICIA BODY m. m CAROLINE ROCKWELL CHARLES REED BYR ON JERRY MARY PHILLION NN POR TWINE JOHN PUSZYKOWSKI WADDELL REESE RICHAlgtb REINHAR DT HCAROLY ROBERTS ROSA LIE ROGGOW PATRICIA ROBER TS LORR - y LOU PHILLIPS POWELL HELEN QUACKENBUSH Ad JAMES REINBOLD JO ANN REXIU NEAR? 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SUSAN ICHAEL DQNALD LEsyIE SALLY RAMON STANTON STEELE STEVENSON STILL STRABLE , , $TRAUCH CARL L ROBERT MYRNA JERRY STROBEL STR ZYINSKI SUAZO TANNER TAPPEN V m L EUARL:NE JACK TEMPLE THOMAS THO! PSON THOMPSON 3 J ; A r , x' 3TH LORETTA ROBERT ROSE HA DMPSON THOMPSON THOMPSON THOMPSON OMLINSON BETTY ROSALIE MARY ELAINE LEMUEL CHAR LES TYBURSKI TREPKOWSKI TRIANTAFILLOU TRIER TUCKER TURNER ELVIRA CURTIS ANGELO OLGA VALDEZ VanWOR MER VARGAS VASQUEZ SANDRA GARY IRIS LARRY FRED MARY WALLACE WADE . 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They are: Shirley Perry, secretary; Margaret Hayes, vice- president; Delbert Blondin, president. 955 JOSE PH ACHTABOWSKI CAROL ANN ACKER DIANE ADSIT DONNA AGNEW GEORGE AHLGREN GERRY ALEXANDER CONNIE ALLEN HOWARD ALLEN JOHN ALLEN PATRICIA ALLEN RITA ALLEN ROBERTA ALLEN RRY ALLISH IANE ANDERSON RUSSELL ANDREOTTI WALLACE ANESZKO DORIS ATWATER SAUNDRA AUER L AUSTIN BE AWAD ROBERT AYALA GEORGE BABER RICHARD BAILEY CORA BAKER EL EAMBERGER ILLIE HANDY SANDRA HARLOW MARY BARNES RUTH BARNES DAVID BARRETT LIADA BARRETT ARJORIE BASZLER GARY BAUKNECHT AUDREY BEATTY ROGER BECK LEON BEEMAN rA BELL ARRY BENDER LaVERN BENDER PATRICIA BENSON ARDITH BERSCHBACH DELBERT BIJONDIN ORES BONNELL BTRRY BOODGER BERNARD BOOTH PAT BORUSZEWSKI LEO BORELLO JAMES BOVEE KENNETH BOW MARILYN BOWEN CAROL BOYCE FRANCES BOYD MARLENE BRAGMAN DANIEL BRANDI BRASSEM ANT EREMER JAMES BREMER RICHARD BREMER ARLENE BRETON KAYE BRIGGS RY BRINKMAN Ml RCIA BROOKINS BARBARA BROUGHTON CAROL BROUGHTON BARBARA BROWN EDWARD BROWN ICIA BROWN SE MARIE BROWN VIRGIL BROWN WXLLIE BROWN EDWARD BRYANT 61 DAVID BROWING MARVIN BUCHHOLZ BARBARA BUCK WILLIAM BUCK GARY BURDEN BLANCH BURGESS SHIR LEY BURNETT CAROLYN EURR ROBERT BURR ALFRED BUSCH VIRGINIA BUSHONG BRENDA BUSHROW WILLIE BUTLER JUDY BUTZLN LARRY CANNON DIANA CARL TRINO CASTANON DOLORES CASTELLO ANN BETH CASTILLO OZLE LEE CHATMAN DRUANNE CHENOWETH PATRICIA CHILIE EDWARD CHOBOD DUANE CHRISTIAN HELEN CLARK NADINE COHILL LUCILLE COLEMAN OZZIE CONWAY SHIRLEY COOK ROBERT COOMBS DONALD COOPER JUDY COUSINEAU BEVERLY COWLES LESTER CRADIT DALE CRAMPTON GEORGE CRAWFORD JAMES CROSS RONALD CROSSLAND DONNA CROT'ZER HOPE CRUZ BERNICE CULPEPPER RONALD CUMMIFORD JOHN CUMMINGS RAYMOND CURTIS DUANE DAENZER MARJORIE DALE PEGGY DATER MICHAEL DAVISON RENEE DECORTE SALLY DEEGAN ROBERT BELONG WILMA DENGLER JACQUELINE DESCHO VIRGle DICKINSON ARLENE DIETRICH DALE DIETRICH KAY DOUTRE ETTA DRAINE JEAN DREYER JOE DUDOCK ROBERT DUNHAM JAMES DUNLOP JOAN DYCEWICZ MARILYN ECKER WILLIAM ECARIUS EURIPIDES ECONOMOU BERNICE EHRLINGER RONALD EISIHER LOIS ELBERS HAROLD ELLSWORTH ROBERT ENCISO SHARON ENGEL SHIR LEY ENGELHARDT PAUL ENOS GLORIA ENRIQUEZ GAIL ERBISCH IRENE ERDMAN STANLEY ESC KILSBN JOAN EZOP HUBERT FABEH JERRY FAIRCHILD DObALD P. 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FISCHER ERNEST FISCHER ODESSA FITCH JOSEPHINE FLORES LOUISE FOSTER WILLA FOSTER JEAN FOURNLER DICK FRADD BEVERLY FRANCTK KATHRYN FRANK LEAH FREDERICK RONADL FROST ANN FRUCK LYDIA GARCIA RICHARD GARNER CARL GARRET PAULINE GARRETT MIKE GARVIN BARBARA GAUDREAU STUART GAUMER RICHARD GEARRING ROBERT GEESE BARBARA GIDLEY DEBRIA GIFFORD MINNIE GIPSON JOHN GISSENDONER EUGENE GmVER MARY KAY GOODBOO DAVID GOODEMAN RICHARD GORDON DOROTHY 003st PATSY GOTTS JOAN GRANGER JERRY GREEN LEODUS GREER SALLY GR EGORY LUELLA GRIFFITH ANGELINE GR ILL DONNA GROSS HAROLD GUELDONZOPF HAZEL GUSHEN JUDY GUTTOWSKY GERALDINE HABKE BENNY HADLEY THOMAS HAEFNER JOANN HAHN SUSANNE HALL VELDA HALL WILLIAM HALLIDAY GWENDOLYN HAM JACK HAMLING TIM HANLON HOWARD HANNON ALICE HARDY PAUL HAR DY ERMA HARMON DA WN HAR PE R JUDY HAR RlNGTON GERALDINE HARRIS RAY HARTL JUNE HARTMAN PATRICIA HARTMAN MAX HARTNER MICHAEL HARVEY ROBERTA HARVEY ROBERT HAWKE GAIL HAYS MARGARET HAYES RAYMOND HAYES NORENE HECHT WARDELL HENDERSON ROBERT HENLEY GAIL HENNICK RUTH ANN BENNY TOMMIE HENRY ROBERT HERLINE MANUEL HERNANDEZ HENRY HIDALGO JO HILDEERANDT WILLIAM HILL JOHN HINTON ROSEMARY HOEBBEL MARY HOERNER DONALD HOLDEN ALBERT HOLSTROM WILLIAM HONEMAN DIANE HOR N ANNETTE HORONZY MARGARET HOULIHAN LAUREL HOUSNER JOHN HOWARD BARBARA HOWELL LARRY HUBER BONNIE HUNT SANDRA HUNT DONNA IRENE HUNTWORK HELEN HUTCHISON JUDY IMKER NINA IRISH LARRY ISOM GROVER JACKSON MARGARET JACKSON CLARENCE JAENICKE JAMES JAENICKE E UGENE JANSON ELIZABETH JANSSEN JOYCE JEAN J. 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JERNIGAN RACHEL JEROME DON JOHNSON HERMAN JOHNSON ALBER TA JOHNSTON JACK JOHNSTON DONALD JONAK HELEN JONES LEROY JONES MARY ALICE JONES MARY LOU JONES FRANZ JOR DAN BENNY JUAREZ ASTRIDA KALINS BARBARA KALIS PATRXCIA KAUTMAN JOHNNIE KELLEY MONA KELLY ROBERT KELSEY HOWARD KILLMER BARBARA KING JAMES KING JANET KING CAROLEE KIRBY KARL KIRN DONALD KLAMMER HERB KLENKS BARBARA KNAPP WILLIAM KOEY BETTY LOU KOEPPLINGER JOYCE KONECNY SALLY JO KORNISKI GEORGE KOSTICK TOM KOSTRZEWA FRANK KOTCH RALPH KRAMER LEONARD KR UHALSKI EDWARD KRUSKA FREDERICK KUEFFNER DOLORES KURCH MARILYN KWAISER ANN KYNAST SHARON LaBE LL CLAUDE LaFRAY PHILLIP LAGALO SARAH NELL LAINE LEOLA LAMBLIN BR UCE LANG RONNIE LANG BARBARA LANTZ JIM LARABY JUDY LaR UE KATHLEEN LAWRY PIRLLIE LAWSON JAMES LAZZARO MARILYN LEACH RICHARD LEACH DEBBY LEE LEISHMAN JAMES LELO RONALD LEMMER SHIRLEY LEMMER ROBERT LENNOX EILEEN LENTNER NORMA LENTNER BARBARA LEPEAK ALEX LETZ ELIZABETH LEVI BARBARA LEVY LLOYD LEWIS RONALD LICH BILLIE LILLY GEORGE LIVINGSTON ROBERT LLOYD EARLENE LODER JACK LODGE RICHARD LORANGER LEE LOWERY JON LUETHJOHANN ELAINE LUND DICK LYNES TERRY LYNES DARLENE MADDOX KAIL MAHAN CONNIE MAKOWSKI ALICIA MALDONADO RICHARD MALLETTE RICHARD MARDEN TIM MARDON JANET MARKS MARY MARKS BARBARA MARR BRENDA MARTENS RODNEY MABTENS DELORES MARTIN EDWARD MARTIN AUSCENCIO MARTINEZ REBECCA MARTINEZ ENNETH MARTUCH CAROLE MASON EDWARD MASON EDWARD MATHEWSON ESTHER MATHEWSON WALTER MATTINSON ALBERT MATUREN BARBARA MATUREN MARY ANN MAURO NANCY MAY MARY MAYER JOHN MAZIARZ PHYLLIS MAZIARZ DOLORES McALLISTER WILLIAM McC LUNG MADELYNE McDUFFIE EARL MCGREGOR SHERRY MCKELLAR JOHN MCKINNEY ADELL MCKNIGHT JAMES McMAN WILLIE MCNEAL HELEN MELCHOR RALPH MERROW MARY LOU MEYERS JEANNETTE MICHALSKI OTIS MIDDLE BROOK AUDREY MILLER BEVERLY MILLER ROBERT MILLER -ROSALIE MILLER SHARON MILLER GERRY MILNE RONALD MINAR GOR DON MITCHELL JOHN MOLDA WILLIAM MONTGOMERY RUTH ANN MOON BRUCE MOORE CHARLES MOORE JANET MOORE JOSE PH MOORE DELORES MORAN CAROLYN MORFORD CAROL MORGAN DARLENE MORGAN BOBBY MORIN NANCY MORLIK MARLENE MOR RIS DON MORSE MATTIE MOTEN RHEBA MOYER WAYNE MUELLER BEVERLY MURLICK HU'ERE MYLES MICHAEL NAGY ROSA NAGY NANCY NAUMAN SUSIE NAYLOR IRENE NELSON RICHARD NENTWIG WILLIAM NEUMANN VENESTA NEWSOME WILLIAM NEWSTED PATRICIA NICHOLSON JACK NICKLYN ROBERT NICOL JACQUELINE NIENARTOWI DALE NODER GARY NOVAK BARBARA NOWAK DICK OBUCHOWSKI JOHN O'CONNOR CHARLIE O'NEIL TERRY O'NEILL PATRICIA ORLOWSKI JOSEPHINE OSUNA LEO OSWALD LAWRENCE OTT MARY OTT SHARENE OTT JERRY OVERLEY BENNJE PALMORE CHARLES PAPWORTH BARBARA PARHAM LELA PARKINSON BARBARA PARRIS JOHN PASKO BERNARD PATTON JOSEPH PAVLO RUSSELL PAYNE ROSS PERRIGO PATRICIA PERRY PRUDENCE PERRY RONNIE PERRY SHIRLEY PERRY MARGARET PFANNES DALE PIERCE IVAN PIERCE R AYMOND PINE T SHARON PITSCH JAMES PLAMBECK CARROLLE POGROSZEWSKI WYNONAH PONDER BETTY POPE DONALD PORTERFIELD BARBARA POTTER JANET POWELL DIANA PRATT BARBARA PRESTON EUGENE PRICE DONNA FRIES ELI PRINCE RUTH PROTTENGER JUDY PROVOST BILL PSETAS LeROY PULASKI JOAN RAASCH JOHN RACZOK BARBARA RAKOWSKI WALTER RATHBURN GLADYS RAY JANICE REDBURN ROSCOE REED SHERRY REED TOM REED TONY REED CAROL ANN REID HARVEY REIMER SALLY REITTENBACH DONALD RENNER ANITA REYES MARGUARITE REYNOLDS REVA RICHEY MIC HAE L RIE MII-SNSC HNEIDEH DONNA RIMER WILLIAM ROBINSON JEAN ROBINSON KAY ROBINSON TED ROBINSON LOUIS ROC KE T T LUCY RODRIGUEZ LARRY ROENICKE THOMAS ROHDE CLYDE ROGERS DARYHL ROPP LILLIAN ROSAS JUDITH ROSE LARRY ROTH DONALD ROTTIERS MANUEL RUEDA RUSSELL FUNDE LL FRANCES SANDERS WILLIE SANDERS JUDY SCHARICH PENNY SCHARTOW RICHARD SCHERZER CHARLES SCHMIDT J ACK SCHMIDT DARLENE SC HOULTS BILL SCHULTZ ALMA SCOTT MARGARET SCOTT RAYMOND SEAVER CLAYTON SEDER SHARON SEE LEY JON SENKPIEL MARY LOU SHATTUCK CAROL SHATTUCK PATRIC IA SHELTON EDWARD SHIJKA BER TRAM SHREVE KENNETH SIEMS RONNIE SIMMET BARBARA SIMMONS CATHERINE SIMS JEROME SIZICK ED SKRELUNAS ANN SLAGGERT ELMER SLATER BOB SLEAMON EUGENE SLOC UM AR THUR SMITH MAXINE SMITH SHARON SMITH DOROTHY SOWERS DIANE SPAULDING DOLORES SPENCER DONNA S PENCER SALLY SPIEKERMANN MAR ILYN SPINDLER BETTY SPITZ SHIRLEY SPROUL HELEN STACY SHARON STAEBLER CHARDEL STALLINGS JANET STANZEL PAT STAVER DELDRES STA CHARLES LARRY STEEP ANNE STEPHENS VIR GINIA STE PHENS WILLIE BELL STEVENSON DA V ID STEWART DICK STOKES HELEN STONE SHIRLEY STONE VERAIN'E STONE BETTY STORCH JAMES STRICKER CAROLE STUART DAVID STUART FRED STUART WILLIAM STUKEL GEORGE SUEDE LOIS SUMMERS JERRY SWAFFIELD JUDY SWAN PATRICIA SWANSON ELEANOR SWANTON JEANETTE SZABO EDWARD TACKEREURY FLOYD TAPPEN BEVERLY TAYLOR CAROL TAYLOR EVE LYN TAYLOR GENE TAYLOR GERALD TAYLJOR IOLA TAYLOR SHIRLEY TERRIAN SAM TESAURA EON'NE THOMAS KAY THOMAS AUDREY THOMPSON LARRY THOMPSON KENNETH TREIB MAE LE TROUTMAN BONNIE TRYLCH FRANCES TYBURSKI VIRGINIA TYBURSKI JOHN TYLER RONALD TYRA CAROL UEBERROTH ROBERTA UNDERSTAHL KATHLEEN URECHE SANDRA UTERMARK MARIE VADER FR ED VanHAANEN ESTHER VEGA ROBERT VELASCO NANCY VERLAC TOM VITITO NANCY VOGAN LESLIE VonSCI-IIPMANN SUSAN WAACH BARBARA WAGER RICHARD WAGNER JAMES WALLACE TIMOTHY WALLACE EARLENE WALTERS HARVEY WALTERS RICHARD WALTON MARION WARD MARVEL WASALASKI SHIRLEY WATSON ROBERT WATTERS JOHN WATTS MARGARET WATTS ROBERT WEAVER NORMA WEED KAREN WEIGANDT ROY WEIGANDT ANNE WELCH LUCILLE WHEELER LILLIAN WHISMAN SUE WHITEHOUSE DUANE WIEDBRAUK SHARON WIESE RONALD WILBER DICK WILLARD JACQ UELINE WILLARD JERRY WILLIAMS JERRY WILLIAMS MARY JANE WILLIAMS ROOSEVELT WILLIAMS CLAWSON WILLSON JANE WILSON WALTER WINKOWSKI SHARON WOIGDKA JERRY WOLFF DOROTHY WOLFGRAM EDWXN WOOD SANDRA WOOD RONNIE WOOLEVER JIM WRONA DON WYMAN RICHARD YATES ALICE YAX BARBARA YOUNG BARBARA YOUNG CAROL YOUNG JIM YOUNG JIM YOUNG GERALD ZABOROWSKI JOHN ZAHNER JOE ZIEGLER HERBERT ZIEHL SANDRA ZIMMERMAN TOM ZLOTNIK ANN ZOLINSKI MARY ZOLINSKI JOSE PH ZOLTON DANIEL ALBRECHT ALVIN BARNES MARY ELLEN BERNAU SCARLETTE BIGGINS EDDIE BLAND ED BOSHAW DALE BROTHERS ROBERT BROWN CLEOPHUS CRAWFORD LUCILLE CRUZ JOAN CULP RUSSELL CULPEPPER JERRY DURAN MARTIN ELGIE SANDRA ESTILL JOHN FEDACK HENRY FULGENCIO HOWARD GARRETT SO PHOMORES WITHOUT PIC TUBES E LLSWOR TH GOODSIDE DENNIS GRAY LORETTA GREEN MARGARET HALL JOHNNIE HINES ALAN HUFF JOSEPHINE ISOM EDITH JOER KE JERRY JOHNSON SHARLENE JONES CHUCK KERN ELMER KUELSKE NANCY LaFRANCE ROGER LAGALO CHARLES LANDRUM OLAFAE MADISON CAREY MARK THOMAS MARKO Students at work: The pleasant atmosphere of East Hall is in sharp contrast to the study halls of Old Main . It makes studying almost a pleasure. ROBERT MENTEL RAY MILLER GLENZO MOORE NANCY OTT WILLIE PATTON THEODORE PIERCE ALBERT RAMIREZ FRED REED NOR MAN RHODES PAUL SAMSON KENNETH SCHACKELFORD JUDITH TRENDEL DONNA VARNEY JANET VAUGHN GEORGIE MAE VAUGHN DALE WACHNER JASPER WILLIAMS BOBBIE LEE WRAGGS ALMA MATER--1954-1955 THIRD 1- Music Band Cafeteria '44-. Homemaking SECOND FLOOR Auditorium SAGINAW H'GH SCHOOL l00 Saginaw, Michigan DEE IEMUOHI'N E: x 7 b w ' 73 FIRST FLOOR Clifford Ff Manson No Scale L954 SAGINAW HIGH'S NEWEST SPORT m Student $ports An athletic program plays a very vital part in the development of every good A m e r ic an citizen. Because of this fact, SAGINAW HIGH SCHOOL has--as a1ways--stressed a full Sports program. In the pages that follow you will find a history of sports for the year 1954-1955. Members of the 1954 football team are, back row: Larry Laeding, line coach; Jim Blenkhorn, backfield Each, Herb Korf, head coach. Sixth row: Ron Simpson, manager; Gary Glowacki, back, LETTEMAN; Fred Warner, center, LETTERMAN, ALL-VALLEY; Ron Spica, end, LETTER- MAN; Bob Brinkman, guard; Don Guerin, manager, LETTERMAN;John Rivera, manager, LETTERMAN. Fifth row: Jerry Nelson, tackle; Jack Boertman, center; Clevel-aTd Williams, back; Ron Fletcher, back; Don Kuebler, guard; Don Hayes, guard; Jerry Letner, tackle, LETTER- MAN. Fourth m: Marty McClain, back, LETTERMAN: Paul Hamilton, end; David Saldana, back; Gaby Nagy, back, LETTERMAN; Ken Haggert, back, LETTERMAN; Wayne Fletcher, back; James Mason, back; Waddell Reese, guard; Dave Bartholomew, line backer. Third row: Chuck Slate, tacke1;Arnold Smith, guard; Tom Tm,-c:nter, LETTER- MAN;Charles Ruffin, back, LETTERMAN; Gene Bohn, back, LETTERMAN; Bob Huebner, back, LETTERMAN; Gordon McAllister, guard, LETTERMAN; Charles Atwater, end; James Sherley, back, LETTERMAN. Second row: Bill VonShipmann, back, LETTERMAN; Arlen SchroEr, end, LETTERMAN; John Pulliam, tackle, LETTERMAN; Lonza VARSITY SCORES Saginaw High. 0--Grand Rapids South. 14 Saginaw High. 7--Bay City Handy. . . 0 Saginaw High. 21--Bay City Central . . 20 Saginaw High. 20--Mid1and High. . . . 19 Saginaw High. 13--Flint Northern . . . 21 Saginaw High. 7--Muskegon. . . . 0 Saginaw High. 7--F1int Central. . 13 Saginaw High. 28--Pontiac High . . 32 Saginaw High. 6--Art hur Hill. 7 ALL-VALLEY CHOICES pson, back, LETTERMAN; Joe Scott, end, LETTER- N; Calvin Beatty, back, LETTERMAN; Jack Chaffee, k, LETTERMAN; Alores Nichols, back, LETTERMAN. st row: Don Williams, back, LETTERMAN; Horace mafback, LETTERMAN; J. T. Landrum, end, TTERMAN, ALL-VALLEY;Grant Hummel, back, TTERMAN; Archie Jackson, back, LETTERMAN, Fred. Warner, J. T. Landrum, Bud. Sundeck CAPTAIN; Jerry Lazzaro, guard, LETTERMAN, Dick ry, tackle, LETTERMAN; Benny Cooper, end, LETTER- N; Bud Sundeck. guard, LETTERMAN, CO-CAPTAIN, -VALLEY. 77 Coach Korf gives some helpful advise to back row: Alor Nicols, Horace Thomas, Archie Jackson, DWWillian Chuck Ruffin. First row: Joe Scott, John Pulliam, E Sundeck, Jerry LazarTo, Fred Warner, Dick Terry, J. Landrum. A good reason why Sundeck made All-Valley. Here he is shown throwing a good block for Archie Jackson. Huebner just before the crash! I 1 Its Hamilton by 2 lengths, as they race to the shower after a win. Beats Us! ! l Sherley carries against the Wolves of Bay City. Saginaw High's football coaches are: Jim Blenkhorn, back ield; Ken Gray, J. V.; Larry Laeding, line; Stan Stull, J.V.; Herb Korf, varsity; and Arthur Lauer, sophs. Homecoming THE STUDENTS' CHOICE! Coronation Queen Nancy Sheets is flanked by her attendants, Marilyn Gaertner and Rachel Huerta. Mr. E. Clark and Mrs. Endsley, active members of the SHS Band Parents Club who sponsored the Coronation Dance, also take a bow. Cheerleaders Our reserve cheerleaders for the sea- son w e r e: Anette Horonzy, Laurel Hausler, Gerry Habke, Audrey Beatty, RochelleBrookman, Margaret Kowles, Barbara Gendergeske, Joan Zakrzewski. Varsity cheerleaders Willie Humphrey. ? Jim Sherley carried against West Siders. J. T. Landrum almost caught touchdown pass on this play. The End of a Tradition Saginaw Drops Turkey Game TROJANS 6. . . .LUMBERJACKS 7 a Gene Bohn looking for an opening. Junior Varsit JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Saginaw High. 6--Bay City Handy . . 1 Saginaw High.19--Owosso . . . . . . Saginaw High. 0--Bay City Centre. . 2 Saginaw High. 13--F1i.nt Northern . . 1 Saginaw High. 19--F1int Utley. . . . . Saginaw High. 14--Flint Central . . . 1 Saginaw High. 0--Pontiac. . . . . .1 Saginaw High. 7--Arthur Hill. . . . 1 $$CDO5CDO5QN Members of the Junior Varsity Football team for Morin, Don Wyman, Lee Lawry, Ronald Frost, 1954 were, top row: A1 Barnes, LeRoy Jones, Willie Sanders, .Moe Crampton, Bob Watters, VenesbaNewEr-nEJb Kelsey, Jon Senkpiel, Dale Kail Mahan. Second :23; Jack Lodge, Walt Wachner, Phil Lagalo, Dick Willard, manager, Mattinson, Willie Butler, JimYoung, B111 Neuman, Fourth row: Claude LaFraye, Ted Peice, John Huere Myles, Joe Moore. Bottom 3331: Bernard Jahner, En Perry, Dale Noder, John Hinton, Patton, Wart Henderson, Ken Stems, DonJohnson, Terry O'Neil, Gerry Harsch. Third row: Bob Terry Brinkman, James Lazzaro, Bill Halliday, Coach .Ken Gray. Sophomores Members of the Sophomore Football team for 1954 Leodus Greer, Charles Landrum, AlbertoRamer 92 were, top row: George Kostick, Duane Christian, Joe Ziegler, Carl Garrett. Second row: Hm Fred smrneorge Crawford, Arthur Smith, Dick Fulzencio, Manuel Hernandez, Bob Enc157;, WiLli Yates, Joe Zolton. Fourth row: Larry Roenicke, McNeal, Willie Price, RascoReed, Tom Kostrzews Gary Bauknecht, Eli Princeszale Brothers, Jim Bottom row: Walter Rathbun, Ralph Merrow, Gar SOPHOMORE SCORES King, Ralph Kramer. Third ggy: Michael Harvey, Burden,mchard Nentwig, WiLlie Brown, Coac Saginaw High. 7--Bay City Central. . 0 Lauer. Saginaw High. 0--St. Andrews . . . . 6 Saginaw High. 6--Bay City Handy . . 12 Saginaw High.12--St. Andrews . . . . 6 Saginaw High. 6--Bay City Central. . 46 82 Members of the Cross-Country team are, back 50; : Coach Mas 3n; Abe Huerta, Letterman; Jack O'Connor; Don Gosaynie; John Taylor; Ronnie Gaertner, Manager; Don Stevenson; Marvin Bothuel Middle row: George Schneider. Letterman; Ralph Hinton; Bill artinez, Letterman; Russ Cul- pepper,jetterma.n; Adolphus Davis; Dick Graham, LettermanileIohn Puszykowski, Letterman. Front m: Roosevelt Ruffin; John Lyons; Chuck Lyon; Dick Le's; Stuart Gaumer; Eddie Parker, Letterman; Herman Scott. SCORES L6 . Saginaw High. . 24 Arthur Hill. . . 31 2.3 . Saginaw High. . 35 Arthur Hill. . . .38 Flint Central. . .51 30.8ag'maw High. . .23 Bay City Central. 36 . .Saginaw High. . .41 Midland High. . . 19 4 .Saginaw High. . .32 Arthur Hill. . . . 25 And Away We Go! Oct. 21 . Valley Meet at Pontiac 1 N Saginaw High. . .3rd 2 Arthur Hill. . . . 2nd Pontiac. . .. . . . lst Oct. 30 . Reginals at Lansing Saginaw High. . . 7th Arthur H111. ., . . 2nd Midland Higho . . lst Nov. 6 . State at Ypsilanti Bill Martinez . .13 Abe Huerta . . . 26 B111 Martineze crosses the finish line ahead. of Abe Huerta to take a first for S. H. S. Swimming The members of Saginaw High's first swimming team were. back LETTERMAN; Bob Bailey. Second lw: Don Wyman, LETTER- row: Ron Dork, manager. Fourth row: Howard Baumann, MAN; Jim Plambeck, LETTERMAN; Tim Wallace; Gary Bauknecht, CAPTAIN, LETTER MAN; Chuck Pickett, LETTERMAN; Jim LETTERMAN; Lloyd Lewis, LETTERMAN; Bob Nicol, LETTER- McMan; Fritz Golomb, LETTERMAN; George Livingston, LETTER- MAN; Duane Christian. First 39!: Joan Hildebrandt, J ohn Zahner, MAN; Carl Marriott, Outstanding Swimmer Award, LETTERMAN; LETTERMAN; Scott Gugino, LETTERMAN; Art Watson, LETTER- Bud Sundeck. Third row: Ray Jaenicke. LE T TE R MAN; Chuck MAN; Dave Bartholomew, LETTERMAN; Ron Spica; Peg Prentice, Ekerman, LE T TE RmN; Roy Polaski, LETTERMAN; Andrew Manager Swimming Pin Award. Lacis, LETTERMAN; Vic Davis, Most Improved Swimmer Award, X SCORES Saginaw . 44--Bay City Handy. . . Saginaw . 26--Bay City Central . Saginaw . 44--Flint central. . . . . Saginaw .34--Pontiac.... Saginaw ' . 20--Arthur Hill . . . . . . Saginaw . 46--Bay City Handy. . Saginaw . 32--Bay City Central . Saginaw . 36--F1i.nt Central. Saginaw . 22--Pontiac. . . . . . Saginaw . 18--Lansing Eastern. . Saginaw .16--Arthur Hm . . . . .. Take a deep breath. then duck- 84 Coach Ruelf gets together with Bob Nicols, and Carl Marriott to learn a new dive. A hearty handshake after a victorious 5 Perfect form at the take off. for Dave Bartholomew wim. It's a pass! Huddle--What are you wearing to the dance, tonight? Girkf Athletics Signals- -Hike! Brenda around left end for a first down. Girls warm-up before the big game. Footba ll And now for a quick shower. Now, this is how yOu That's it girls. T u m b I i I113 Sally Korniski shows great forrr on the trampolin. 3 -O'03m-1 .4 Organized mayhem--the girls entertain at volleyball. Audrey Beatty and Pirllie Lawson study a service in a class volleyball game. Saginaw High's girls physical education class now has a new sport. Here Miss Webber gives the girls a few points in Take a deep breath, then duck. Swimming Always a pleasure to watch is the girls ballet team which performed regularly at the SHS swimming meets. Girls intramural basketball drew many participants. From the action below we'll have to admit the girls play a pretty snappy game. The girls also organized a tumbling team specializing in acrobatics and trampolin work, T u m b I i n g BasketbaH The members of the 1954-1955 Basketball team were: bjc-k E: Thomas, LETTERMAN; Paul Hamilton, LETTERMAN. Front John Rivera, manager; James Sherley; Joe Scott, LETTERMAN; LO-W: Coach Larry Laeding; Benny Cooper; Chuck Lyon, LETTER- Gene Bohn, LETTERMAN; John Pulliam. Second Low: Delbert MAN; J. T. Landrum, LETTERMAN; Jerry Hamling, LETTER- Blondin, LETTERMAN; Bernard Thompson, LETTERMAN; Horace MAN; Don Williams, LETTERMAN. SCORES Saginaw . 66--Lansing Eastern. 72 Saginaw 60--Arthur H111 . . . . . . 69 Saginaw 62--Bay City Central 50 Saginaw 52--Bay City Handy. . 61 Saginaw 45--Pontiac., . . . . . . . . 54 Saginaw 53--Flint Central. . . . 67 Saginaw 50--Flint Northern . 49 Saginaw 61--Ar1:hur Hill . . . . . 86 Saginaw 61--Ann Arbor. . . . . . 69 Saginaw 64--Bay City Central 54 Saginaw 64--Muskegon. . . ., . . . . . 51 Saginaw 64--Bay City Handy. . . . 54 Saginaw 64--Muskegon. . . . . . . . . 51 Saginaw 71--Bay City Central. . . 73 Saginaw 54--F1'1nt Central. . . . . . 106 Saginaw 63--Flint Northern . w . .63 90 A long shot by Landrum keeps the Trojans. in the game. : Scott and opponent stretch for a rebound. Everyone is keeping his eye peeled on that basketball. Dig that crazy 18 W r we qo-.::; H-Mn-xm The members of the J; V. Basketball team for 1954-1955 m: Joe Moore, John Watts, Bill Newman, Ted Pierce were, bottom row: Coach Stull, Huere Myles, Johnnie ARE Huerta,ManagerRon Perry.Top TOW: Bernard Patton Kelley, Ron Frost, Dale Crampton, Bill Halliday. Second D19k Yates, DiCk Leis, Bill Ecarias, George Barber. J. V. SCORES . . 35--La.nsing Eastern. . . 58--Arthur Hill . . . . . . 47--Bay City Central . 65--Bay City Handy. . . 57--Pontiac. . . . . . . . 67--Flint Central. . . 47--Flint Northern . 52--Arthur Hill . . . . . . 73--Ann Arbor. . . . . . . . 81--Bay City Handy . . . 68--Muskegon. . . . . . . . 62--Pontiac. . . .. . . . . . . 80--Bay City Central 51--Flint Central. . . . 62--F1int Northern . . FootbaH MarthaTomlinson centers the ball as Thencean girls demonstrate how to play football to an admiring audience. Coach Korf awards football letters to Dick Terry and John Pulliam at Thencean Banquet. Things have changed as the gang crowds into the gym for a rousing cheer fest. Remember the annual march to the auditorium for pep assembly? T u m b I e r s The members of the Archery Team were, back row: Scott Gugino, Andy Lacis, Maynard Hunt, Robert Miller, MichaeTHarvey, Robert Fager, Herb Klenke, David Alcorn, Betty Briggs. Front row: Mrs. McCully, Nelson Lund, Walter Mattinson, Cecil Ely, Carole Kirby, Harley Seaman, Edward Kartz. Carole Kirby and Betty Briggs take aim at a bullseye. Members of the Gym Team were, back row: Herman Johnson, Jim Lazzaro, Harry Reinfelder, Jerry Wolff. Second 1W: Marlene Bragman, Allen Pierce, Terry O'Keefe, Larry Reynolds, JacqueTine Willard, Jerry Lazzaro, Barb Potter. Front Eo-vv: Carolee Kirby, Dick Willard. Here is the staff that produced your 1955 Aurora. They are: Tim Hickey, Beverly Sperry, Ray Bernreuter, Glenn Miller, Ronald Schmoak, Elaine Cymbal, Phyllis Kuznicki, Kathryn Wiese, Jackie Mills om, Marsha Ke ssler. This is the staff that turns out the Student Lantern. They are, seated: Mary Margaret Kelley, Carolyn Gambill, Sally Gase, Joan Rexius, Judy Morrison, Peggy Fisher. Standing: Bill Laegler, Tim Hickey, Mrs. Jones, Loretta Gardyszewski, Art Raasch. The members of the Future Indistrial Club were, back row: Ron Simit, Jim Webber, George Schnieder, Ted Mathews, Do-nus-chena, Charles Pickett, Jack Hirst, Leonard Lynn, Mr. Davis. Front row: Robert Taylor, Bob Kelsey, Wayne Mueller, Tim Hanloy, cmk Lyon, Glenn Miller, Bob Schanals, Harold Moldenhauer, Chuck Neiderstadt. The members of Thencean were, back row: Carol Chivington, Judi Langhorne, Carolyn Gambill, Lynne mlville, Marsha Kessler, Katherine Allington, Carlene Klouse, Ardith Klouse, JoAnn Boyd, Donna Sawatzki. Front row: Caroline Rockwell, Jackie Hamling, Marilyn Perry, Ann LylrJackie Millsom, Peg Prentice, Martha Tomlinson. H6 The members of Plorad were, back row: Charles Bothuell, Jim Dunlap, William Lagler, Cecil Eubanks, Lemuel Tucker, Bob Kelly, JewelHoefLing, Mrs. Bertovick. Second row: MaryRobins,E1izabeth Jansson, Jack Blumenthal, Mary Jo PeTrish, Carolyn Gambill, Charles Pickett. Front 1:931: CarolStuart, Roosevelt Ruffin, Merriel Eimers, Peg Prentice, Sue Harsch. The members of Future Teachers were, back row: Janet Hedrick, Colleen Harris, Audrey Beatty, Kay Robinson, PaTxline Barris, Bar- bara Simons, Gail Erbish, Marilyn Kwaiser, Joan Selesky, Miss Kapplinger. Third By: Mary Raymond, Phyllis Hainer, Lucille Porterfield, Anne Railings, Janet Moore, Mary Margaret Kelley, GerryAlexander, Delores Hill, SharonWoigdka. Second 551m Lynne Me lville, J im Robinson, J oan Lyle, Carol Domoney, Sharon Eurick, Nancy Vogar, Nancy Cole. Front m: Marilyn Ecker, Jerry Williams, Carole Young. The members of Miracle Book Club were, back row: Art Raasch, Tom Schwannecke, Tim Hickey, Dick Stokes, Leo.Oswald. Third row; Jerry Hamling, Ken Hanlon, Dick Graham, Ted Metiva, Duke msher, Gerry Harsch, David Goodeman. Second row: Janette Nicol, Ollie Jackson, Jackie Hamling, Carole Pinkemn, Marilyn Weaver, Sue Harsch, Shirley Witt. Front row: Ardith Klouse, Pat Gulvas, Nancv Sheets. Carol. Domonev. Sam Castillo Mar Lou Johnson. $35 M The members of the Spanish Club were, back now: Mr. Housler, Lindsey Daniels, Roberta Barnett, Alberta Johnston, Esther Vegas, Anita R eyes, Lydia Garcia. Second row: Beverly Richardson, Marica Brookins, Lillian Rosas, Alicia Maldonado. Front row: Dawn Harper, Arthur Rosales, Gloria Enriquez. The members ofthe Future Nurses were, back row: Phyllis Harmer, Dorothy Hittle, Nancy Hittle, Janet King, MarWolinski, Lorraine Scheff. Ann Zolinski, June Hartman,Renee DeCorte, BerniceCarlton, Wilma Dengler, Diane Spalding, Ruth Moon, Nina. Irish. Second row: Lucille Cohill, Frances Boyd, Audrey Beatty, Sally Korniski, Blanch Burgess, Lota Bell, Patricia Kautman, Barbara Kalis, Pat Benson, Margaret Reynolds. Front row: Marilyn Brown, Mary Ann Fuller, Susan Waach, Barbara GaTzEf'eau, Debby Leishman. The members of the Band Club were, back row: Ken Cracker, Ted Gosko, Devere Mosher, Jack Mason, Howarmachner, Chuck Lyon, Lee Robinson. Second row: Jackie Childteys, Judy Pike, Ruth Ann Henne, Jackie Hamling, Pat Dent, Warren Hearn, Katherine Allington, Bob Schanhals. Front row: Mary Funke, Bonnie Nicholson, Rosiland Mathews, Ernie Swgn-t'on. V3? The members of Quill 8. Scroll were, back row: Ken Hanlon, Tim Hickey, Ray Bemreuter. Second row: MrsZTones, Joan Rexius, Loretta Gardyszewski, Peggy Fischer, Tom Lindy, Mr. Hansen. Front row: Elaine Cymbal. 'Sally Gase, Jackie Millsom, Kay Butzin, Kathqn Wiese, Carolyn Gambill, BeVerly Sperry. The members of the Latin Club were, back row: Mrs. Tenney, Pauline Gar rett, J acque line Willard, BaEEra Gaudrea, Jean Fournier. Barbara Broughton, Donna Pries, Nancy Vogan, Barbara Preston. Second row: Janet King, Caroline Rockwell, Sally Gase, Elizabeth Janssen, Mary Robins. Front m: Audrey Beatty, Barbara Ann Young, Franz Jordan, Anna Mae Dater. The members of the Junior Red Cross were: Carol Kirby, Barbara Gaudreau, Karen Johnstone. Helen Quackenbush, Jane Meserve, Miss Grey, Jack Mason, Joan Rexius. The members of the Debate Teamwere, back EV: Richard Bremer, Jerry Keenan, Roosevelt Ruffin, Lemuel Tucker, Mary Jo Perrish, Second row: Charles Bothuell, Jim Miller, Elizabeth Janssen, Patricia Wenzel, Mary Robins, Mrs. Bertovick. Front m: Mary Margaret Kelley, Carole Stuart, Gerry Haoke, Jeanne Wessel. 117 The members of the Future Farmers of America were, back row: Mr. Valliant, Jerry Lentner. Richard Scherzer, Edward Krua Dick Leach, Arthur Huff, Larry Huber. Front row: Allen Pockel, Terry Peters, Don Fischer, Jon Luethjohann, NeTHawke. On March 28th the annual Roman Banquet, given by mem- bers of the Latin Club, took place in Room 268. Here we see theslaves putting on a skit for some of the guests. The dinner then will be served in traditional R oman Bruce Harlin diving coach from the U of M and also 1948 olympic diving champion was guest speaker at Saginaw Highs first swim- ming banquet. While he discussed the record of this years swim- ming team with Coach Ruelf members of the swimming team look on. Did you know that the Y-Teens helped the Easter Bunny by dyeing Easter eggs for the Children's Home? They are: Miss Riggs, Miss Pritchard, Jackie Willard, Pat Hartman, Shelby Arnold, The members of the T r i2 1e g Potluck Marcia Creighton. seem to be enjoying themselves. They are: Arden Losee, L o i s L e in in g e r, A rd ith K Ian 5 e, Donna Maturen, Pat Rummel, Mary Rossome, Peg Mitchell. A Cappella Saginaw High A Cappella Choir consists of, backm: Ken Baker, Jim Hirst, y Hamling, Gerald Keenan. William Rie st. Charles Bothue 11, J ames Somerfield, is White, Mike Mayer, Ronald Crossland, Jack Hanneman, Chuck Slate, David tholomew, Willie Humphrey, James Miller, Robert Baillie. Third row: Klepinger, Jerry Wagner, Bruce Johnstone, Joe Dudock, Jack Chaffee, Rasgrt man, Pat Wissmiller, Lyla Wolpert, Carole Pinkerton, Carol Garlick, Karen ow, Maureen McMan, Herman Johnson, Richard Fradd, Oliver Aldridge, John Allen, Archie Jackson, Ernest Swanton. Second row: J can Fogelsong, Donna Sawatzke, Janice Wietz, Carolyn Gambill, Minnie Lier. Marion Wissmiller, Beverly Hook, Ruth Gallup, Dorothy Clark, Beverly Barlow, Ruth Huerta, Jeanne Wessell, Jane Meserve, Theresa Fessler, Kay Socier, Mary Johnson, Curt Jungerheld Front m: Rochelle Brookman, Emma Prior, Shirley Witt, Rachel Huerta, Carol Domoney, Marguerite Breton, Ann Lyle, Sharon Straueh, Lola. Strong, Sarah Brown. Aleda Thomas, Sandra Durand, Deborah Bremer. Mary Alice Dragula, Judith Brandt, Grace Jordan. GirlsfiGlee Club A project completed by the A Cappella Choir was making new uniforms for the Girls' Glee Club. At the left Joan Lyle and Rochelle Brookman operate the machines while Ruth Moon, Barbara Buck, and Shirley Stone do the hand work. Saginaw High? Concert Band BAN D PERSONNEL Flutes Adsit, Diane Brookins, Marcia Funda, Mary 5Mathews, Rosalind Pike, Judy Powell, Patricia Reid, Carol Ruyts, Carol Swanton, Eleanor Bb Clarinets Baumgartner, Jane1 Benson, Patricia Benaway, Albert Bovee, James Boyer, Lois Bremer, Richard Brown, Barbara Buchholz, Mervin Bull, Ruth Buzzie, Myla Childreys, Jacque Chivington, Carol Clark, Ann Fischer, Ernest Garlick, Carol Garvin, Mike Gulvas, Patricia Hamling, Jacquie Hanlon, Tim Kartz, Ed Kerridge, Leann Klosinski, Stanley Klouse, Carlene Kruger, Katherine Leach, Ronald Loder, Earlene Mason, Jack 5Mathews, Ted Maxiarz, Margaret Morse, Daryl Mosher, Dever PWU Turner, Charles Ravmond, Phyllis Reinbolt, Clara Roemer, Charlotte Rubier, J oyce Sawatski, Donna Strauch, Sharon Swanson, Patricia Tavlor, Shirley Thomas. Kay Triantafillow, Mary Trimer, Chuck Trylch, Bonnie Vogan, Nancy Wesley, Wesleir Eb Clarinet Eimers, Merteit Eb Alto Clarinet Brooks, Marlene Eb Bass Clarinet Bhirdo, Ralph Oboe Dent, Patricia Bassoon Peschel, Mary Jo Bells Hichey, Tim Eb Alto Saxaphone Cervantes, Ralph Gifford, Debria Hillier. Robert Kirby, Carolee Korniski, Sally Lounsbery, Nancy 5Lyon, Charles Bb Tenor Saxaphone Bushrow, Brenda 4Reiss, Linda Von Schipmann, Leslee Eb Baritone Saxaphone Hartner, Max 1 McClain, Dave Cornet Brandi, Danial Brown, Robert Castillo, Sarah Cliff, Marlene Crocker, Kenneth Dark, James Davis, Vibert Dingman, Robert Emery, Clifford Endsley, Robert Fauver, Barbara 5Gosko, Theodore Gorden, Richard Hildibrandt, Jo Ann Kleinbriel, Margaret etlva, '1 neodore Moran, Delores Nicol, Myrna. Pawlanta, George Pierce, Allen Siems, Kenneth Strahle, Sally Stabler, Sharon Tanner, J erry William, Melvin French Horn Bester, Betty Bowman, Carol DeShone, Jean Gidley, Barbara 5Henny, Ruth Ann 1220, Helen Jerome, Rachel Lennix, Robert Lopez, J esse Pazz, Carley Slaggert, Ann Wachner, Howard Williams, Donna .5 Trombone 5Allardyce, Gordon Bingham, Kay Eubanks, Cecil Faval, Odin Fay, Richard Guevara, Jesse Martin, Ed . Nicholson, Bompg Nicholson, Patrcha O5Neil, Charles Strauch, Ramon Baritone Castillo, Ann Hainer, Phyliss Marineg', Rebecca Melvin, Marlene Miller, Audrey 5Robinson, Lee Rosas, Lillian Sherbert, Alberta Swanton, Ernie Taylor, Gerry Tomlinson, Martha Sousaphone Fehrenbach, Jack Kelloge, Dale Parks, J erry a'Schanhals, Robert Von Schipmann, William Watters, Robert Snare Drums Bender, LaVern Gotham, Ruth Ann Jackson, Ophelia Kwaiser, Marilyn Luna, Oscar Lynes, Richard Miller, Jampq Platko, John Pulaski, Leroy Reimers, Lorranine Treib, Kenneth 5Williams, Marshall Yates, Richard Bass Drum Greer, Chystall Tympani Hem, Warren tFirst Chair Player DANCE BAND M EM BERS Student Dance Band Leader5Ted Gosko Saxaphones: Ted Mathews, Ed Kartz, Dave McClain, Bob Hillier Trumpets : Ken Crocker, Melvin Williams, Ken Seims Trombones: Jesse Guevara, Cecil Eubanks, Charles O'Neil Drums: Oscar Luna Pi;.no: Lee Robinson OFFICERS OF THE BAND PARENTS 1954-1955 President-Mr. Irving M. Clark lst Vice-President-Mr. Archie Pries 2nd Vice- President5sz Floyd Maturen Financial Secretary-5Mr. Lewis Moore Corresponding Secretary5Mrs. Lewis Moore Recording Secretary5Mrs. Wm. Von Schipmann Treasurern-Mrs. Lawrence Clare Historian5Mrs. Oxcar B. Huyg'hc Saginaw High School Majorettes for 1954-1955 were: JoAnn Boyd, Joyce Murlick, Beverly Murlick, Rosalind Mathews, Marlene Melvin, Jean Dreyer, Margaret Hayes, Sue Laubach, Gloria. Maciejewski, Katherine Allington, Head Majorette. Barbara Maturen was absent. Office Stage Crew One of the busiest spots at Saginaw High is the new stage. The busiest people are the members of the stage crew. Jim Dunlap, Cecil Eubanks, and Dick Fry kept things humming backstage. Vh V. 1. f: u u '1 I! $7111 I: '2 e' iimu 00.0.!5 Cecil and Dick demonstrate light-board technique. We missed these two ladies in the Administration Section, but Mrs. Kimmerly and Mrs. Reynolds came in later in the year certainly have filled a vacency inthe office, uighU. Above the Community Room serves as a beautiful background for a brief administration meeting. Christmas Representing the three wise men are Bill Koby, Bill Stukel, Marvin Bothwell. Floyd Tapped as Isaiah, The Prophet in the colorful Christmas Pagent. Gerry Harsch and Jerry Habke reading passages from the Bible, Stand behind a tableau, representing an angel and Mary, played by Diane Spaulding and Joan Yockey. joined voices to form the background for the annual Christmas Pagent. Lindsay Daniels, Dick Loringer, and Dick Lipsey as the simple sheperds. The Nativity scene from the pagent portrayed. The cast from the sophomore play For Whom the Telephone Rings , have a right to be proud, for their play was chosen the winner of the annualplay tournament. They are seated: Lela Parkinson west act- r e s s, of evening, Jerry Taylor, Connie Allentbest actress of evening; Standing: Bill Robinson, Barbara Preston, Carol Stuart. Play Tournament No Greater Love the senior play had the following cast: Mary Margaret Kelley, Janice Weitz, Mary Robins, Arthur Raasch, Bruce Johnstone. The student directors of the play tournaments were: Lemuel. Tucker, sophomore; Sue Harsch, senior, and Jac k B lumenthal, Jumor. The cast from the junior play Mind Over Mumps are: Shirley Keifer, Rosalind Mathews, Lynne Melville, Don Jonak, Cecil Eubanks west actor of evening, Jackie Simons. shs ocoppeHo chow presenTs ' , , ; Jerry Keenan, Bob Kelly, and Jerry Ham ; , ling pause between acts to discuss the ne . ' scene. 0 musmol comedy by Vader HerberHVHe nrthssom sHs AU DnoRIUMm Nov.1s-l9--' 3:15 PM. The music and dialogue material was furnished by o2; arrangement with the TAMS-WITMARK MUSIC LIBRARY of NEW YORK CITY. A Pause that Refreshes Before the show goes on a great deal of work must go on behind the department; while uiicture m the stage crew, Dick Fry, Eug Scenes. Odef'q Joan Granger, Joan Fogelsong, and Judi Langhorne Ellis, Cecil Eubanks, and Jim Dunlap build the mill. menterj busy themselves with costume construction in the homemaking background scene was painted by art students Donna Moon, Sa Boy gets girl--Curt Jungerheld as Captain Doris VanDamm returns to wed Many Johnson, Gretchen, the girl he loves. I he humor and talent of Charles othueu and Dan Lewis plus the mile of Maureen McMann com- Iine to entertain the audience ith a colorful dance. The curtain goes up to reveal the artists at work by the Red Mill Inn. 10w, Eleanor Rueda, Dick Sayon, and Dick Siege under the -ction of Miss Tessin, art teacher, and Mr. Hansen, stage ager. hPicture Q Ernie Swanton and Bob Dingman become French boys with the expert hands of make-up artists Miss DeFere and Mr. Czuchna. hLast Pictureh Guiding the entire show from the pit are Ann Lyle, pianist, Tim Hickey, prompter, Robert Klepin- ger, producer, and Judy Brandt, organist. Around School In t h e following pages you will find candid shots of Saginaw High School students: in school, at home, on the job. Intermingled will be seen the men who have helped, you to retain in this way your high school days--O UR A D VE R T ISE R S. A Dream Come True. . .. On September 7, 1954, about 1900 Trojans entered their new home for the first time. The first days were spent in happy wonder, and if you please, wandering around, trying to find the classes to Which they had been assigned during the summer, There were many new things to see and many conveniences which we had never had before. Before long we found that school was still school and the teachers were relentlessly trying to impart knowledge as before, But somehow learning seemed a bit easier, and a little more fun. On the following pages we will take you on a little journey through the new building. We hope you will enjoy your trip and take a few memories with you. Shall we start? . . . . o 0 One of the memorable occasions in the minds of all Trojans is the ground breaking for the new Saginaw High on July 25, 1951. Mr., Leesch dug the first shovel full of ground starting the excavation for the footings of our school. Mr. Miller and other members ofthe Board of Education tookpart. Say It With Flowers H E A V E N B I C H, 5 FOR QUALITY FLOXVERS GENESEE AT FRANKLIN gg THE SAGINAW'S TELEGRAPH FLORIST efferson at T scol Phone 2-6104 More Than 77 Years On The Same Corner J u a The members of the Board of Education open bids prior to letting of contracts for the construction of the New Saginaw High. A dream on paper! Artists conception of the New Building. CULVEH J ma . DEISLEH YOU CAN DEFEND ON ANY DRUG PRODUCT THAT BEARS THE NAME REXALL Russell Sfover Candies Exc'. Saginaw's Most Modern Drug Store Corner Genesee and JefFerson Dial 2-8363 Serving the Health and Home Needs of the Community Part of the dream was a new band room. Principal Lyttle and Superintendent Miller discuss possibilites with a model. Planning Signing gifmal contracts. Superintendent Miller realized his dream of anew Saginaw High as contractor Walter Spence, and board members Walter Leesch, and Edward McRae sign the final papers. First step before actual construction, the ground must be surveyed. SAM BENSON SAYS: SAGINAW'S SHARPEST STYLES SUITS... TOPCOATS... JACKETS... PANTS AT SAGINAW'S LOWEST PRICES SAM BENSON 601 EAST GENESEE CORNER WARREN ound breaking; first excavation is done by hand. Then the digger takes over. Just another inch we'll have it. Future Trojans dream too as they watch the foundation footings go in. The Best in Clothes Expert Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing Engraving and Diamond SeHing Furs, Coats, Suits, and Dresses 504 EAST GENEsss Official Watch Inspector for Telephone 6221 W m C.8x0.,M.C. and G.T. Railroads SAGINAWI MICHIGAN ' WARREN AVD GENESEE Aerial view of the S NCE 1869 UP IN Specialists in the Manufacture of Measuring Devices . Over 3,000 Different Products . Worldwide Distribution . World0s Largest Manufacturer of Measuring Devices 0The Standard of Accuracy Wherever Measurements Are Taken TAPES 0 RULES ' PRECISION TOOLS ICQN D ELLE 515029 01: Men Style Clothing for the Young Man on his way up - 113 N0. Washington A little water holds up construction, but the footings are now ready to be built on. Al. C o n s t r u c t i :30 Tons of materials are piled at the site and workmen prepare to erect the central structure. A huge mobile crane is brought into hoist the structural members into place. THE TROJAN WAY INCLUDES THE SELEC- TION OF FINE GRADUATION GIFTS SUCH AS WATCHES, COMPACTS AND BILLFOLDS. GENESEE AT WASHINGTON DIAL 89H Framework Thousands of steel rivits hold the skeleton of the building together. A giant truss Slips gently into place. This mass of concrete will soon become alive with Saginaw's Trojans and Trojanettes. AR Saginaw's Friendlies! Store Main Store Federal at Genesee Farm Store 226 W. Genesee ROEBUCK AND CO Free Storeside Parking Phone 3-8411 Finish Work New 33 Shginhw High Students! These features of the new building bring to east side students for the first time their own cafeteria, gymnasium, auditorium, and swimming pool. iec manns ONE OF MICHIGANS FINER DEPARTMENT STORES SERVING SAGINAW FOR 55 YEARS KODAK SAGINAW PHOTO SUPPLY It's iust aim and shoot for colo; Tel 2-7962 or block-and-white snapl. ' 515 E. Genesee Ave. The gym floor is installed on springs, to give it flexibility. ,6 h r ,M- - An aerial view shows the shell almost completed, and workmen swarm over a web of scaffoltiing building up one of the wings. Below! Another wall goes up inclosing the swimming pool, while out in the front landscapers are busy putting in the lawns. W Cornerststone Laying Principal Lyttle lowers the box into the cornerstone. He too has waited a long time for this day. Under the supervision of Mr. Miller former Saginaw High Students Sandy Gail, Gill Rupp, Nancy Grzesiak, put mementos into the copper box that was placed in the corner stone of our new building. THE WICKES CORPORATION DIVISIONS THE WICKES BOILER COMPANY WICKES BROTHERS The UNITED STATES GRAPHITE COMPANY HAS. WOLOHAN, INC. AGINAW GRAIN COMPANY mpg: Jim 1W 2' 1 his .gV It was a cold day but many interested Saginawians turned out to assist Mr. Tibbet's traffic whistle went into the box along th '1: f h 1 ' . . at e m e o t e cornerstone aymg w1th a copy of the 1952 Aurora and other mementos. Superintendent Miller receives the congratulations of his friends for a job well done. List of Materials Site - - Immediate Capacity - - - . . . Ultimate Capacity CONSTRUCTION INFORMATION - - - - - - - - 82 acres 2,000 students 2,400 students M ATERIALS DATA The following quantities of various items required to construct the building: 1,786,000 pounds 1,034,500 pounds 53,020 bags 10.900 bags 244,240 cu. ft. 975,000 bd. ft. 483,000 - 5,090 cu. ft. 1,810 cu. ft. 1,220,000 - 30,100 sq. ft. 72,300 pieces 6,100 pieces 145 tons 1,750 rolls 06.200 sq. ft. 233,000 sq. ft. 08.000 sq ft. 2,343 - 7,500 ft. 5,052 ft, 8.520 ft. 17 miles 45 miles 2,226 4,185 80 Over 1,000,000 - - Structural Steel Reinforcing Steel Portland Cement Masonry Cement - Concrete Form Lumber Facing Brick Indiana Limestone Minnesota Granite - - Common Brick - - - - Glass 5 x8 Structural Glazed Tile 12 x12 Structural Unglazed Tile Roof Pitch - Roofing Felt - Gypsum Partitions Tile Terrazzo, tile, wood, rubber, linoleum and cement floor Accoustical Tile Metal Lockers Pipe HVatcx', sewer, steam, temperature controD - - - - Crock Cast-iron Pipe tunderground1 - - - Conduit - Wire tEIectricaD - Lighting Fixtures Lighting Tubes and Bulbs Communicating Speakers Man Hours of Labor C OMPLIMEN TS OF GARBER BUICK Co Genesee Avenue IIO West SAGINAW MICHIGAN In June we packed up our books and carried them to our new school. 9307 GJine CFjlumimre MURPHY 5' O'HARA COMPANY BROTHERS SERVING THE COMMUNITY SINCE 1863 FURNISHING SAGINAW HOMES FOR 69 YEARS W mm me WWH Two girls help Mrs. Harsch carry books into school. Where in the world will we put all. this stuff , says Melvin Hallmann as he looks puzzled. GRANVILLE'S Saginaw's Newest and Oldest Shoe Store 128 No. Washington CHAS. FRU-I 8: SUNS, INC. House of Flower; SAGINAW, MICHIGAN Flowers by Telegraph ta all parts of Me World Phone 2-3185 511 Federal Avenue Welcome to the New Saginaw High. Many were thrilled with the new pool and the spacious study halls as they inspected their new school. ThesekPions Provide foIfyMinimumCoHega Expenses? I L t .' tr , 'Tohavethis t - , H V 0 g ' , ;, ,r YW havagt: You need Amount afcge 18 , 9105 earnings 292mm: ' -wwmww 0W ' ft, XV, , 8 9 I mommy ' - , WW. Savings Dividends 1 L ' f g y- 7755:5130- samom 3923.57 653,933.57? , , moo saadpm 849.65 4,039.65 51?; III mBmIsg'e 21.00 Jamm Ammo 1.065750 LET YOUR SAVINGS GROW , 1- ,, , , , ,, '73'99'5 132 mm; . 3,432.00; 633.93 4,065.93; WITH YOUR YOUNGSTER how; ; ,- , ,, , m. E'IIII IIIiIIIIJ III ILIII Telephone 2- 2156 I Saginaw, Michigan WHERE THOUSANDS SAVE MILLIONS PHONE 2-2l56 JEFFERSON AT FEDERAL The new trophy case is in sharp contrast to this case at the old Saginaw High School. Ex-Trojans Jerry Cushman and Bob Bukaweski and date Gloria Maciejewski discuss past triumphs of SHS teams. I r. A. B. Haist, Superintendent of Secondary Schools seems ohear echoes offormer Trojans inthe 01d auditorium, welow hile visitors marvel at the beauties of the new 1475 seat uditorium in the new School, u'ighn. COMPLIMENTS OF HARTWELL - LORENZEN, INC. 900 LAPEER Miss Kapplinger's history class is busy with the problem of . . C l a ssrooms Miss Rice is preparing her class for a reading of The Lark . Problems in sociology occupy this class under the direction of Mr. Spracklin. Perhaps; they can solve the lunch problem. A class in typing. Practice in speed and accuracy. COMPLIM ENTS OF Kaye: Cewlltin 611 5- GEN'ESEE PHONE 2-7145 122 S Waoltingion Aw. The woodshop offers the boys a. chance to learn the proper use of woodworking tools. A complete machine shog gives an opportunity to learn good shop practice. Here Jack LaShance and pal set up a job. Foundry instructor, Mr. Davis, taps the cupola prior to casting molds made by the boys during the week. The cutting torch comes into use in the welding shop. Dick Terry holds. A brand new class at Saginaw High this yearudriving training. Mr. McGowen takes over for driver trainer Don Speers who was sidelined by injuries. Best Wishes from the ART SAMPLE FURNITURE 00. 200-204 N. WASHINGTON Homemaking Proof of the pudding. . . . Sue Harsh and Jane Schindler prove an old proverb. The display cases in the homemaking department boast many beautiful well made articles. COMPLIMENTS OF rohnhs Foo Market 2040 Jones St- Former home of the homemakers. . ' 1' Home Economics fomp'me s 9'2 W J ADVERTISING SALES PROMOTION CREATIVE COPY OFFSET PRINTING ART SERVICE 2 Effective P1 acement of Industrial Space Advertising A Specialty 2223 HAZELWOOD o SAGINAW, MICHIGAN Phone 3-9593 Turkey and all the trimmings prepared by Lynn Launstein, Sue Harsch, and Onalee Waach. Remember the kitchen in the old homemaking house? ow you take one cup of. . . . Jane Schindler, Emma PriogVictoria I Ianilowicz, Lorrain Heinlein join hands to bake a cake. WV , 151 One of the functions of the homemak'mg department is to give instructions in the latest laundrying techniques. The girls are: Alice Miller, Betty Heinlein, Barbara Marten, Waltraut Hoebbel, Mary Ellen Howell. Will she live! That is what Joyce Konecny, Suzanne Hall, Anne Casey, and Betty Sahr HOME D A'RY COMPANY are wondering about Shirley Rienbold. 403 E. Genesee PARK 8: SHOP SUPER MARKETS 315 S. Michigan 2024 N. Niagara Saginaw's Three Great Thrift Centers Something to ease the pain is given to Shirley Stone by Betty Koepplinger as Sharene Ott takes her pulse. These girls represent the 300 girls who received the home nursing awards. They are: Mrs. Arno Weiss, assistant chairman of Red Cross Home Nursing Service;Mrs. Sue Blackney, executive secretary of Red Cross; Pat Allen, Beverly Miller, Beverly Murlick. A far cry from the cooking and sewing courses mother took in school are 1:1.1e homemaking course of today. Saginaw High School boasts an ultra modern home econom1cs cliepartme'nt. The suite of rooms in wing one includes a modern kitchen, home nursing equ1pment w1th regulation hospital type beds, full length mirrors, a complete modern laundry and a sewing room with modern electric machines. Everything the young lady of today needs to prepare her for a homemaking career. 152 SECOND NATIONAL BANK Serving Saginaw For the past 84 years. There is an office near-by wherever you may live.... COMPLETE BANKING AND TRUST SERVICE WE HAVE AN OFFICE NEAR YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS WITH COMPLETE PARKING FACILITIES STATE STREET OFFICE 3446 STATE STREET MAIN OFFICE EAST GENESEE AND WASHINGTON AVENUES WEST SIDE OFFICE COURT AT NORTH HAMILTON STREET AUTO BANK 600 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE , .1 m- :- $3211. I I WIIWI'IE -ig SOUTH SIDE OFFICE SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE AT CENTER STREET FAIRGROUNDS OFFICE 2815 EAST GENESEE AVENUE L SECOND NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF SAGINAW Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System 153 gjirf ld'ienold mam part Graduation time often means the parting of high school friends, but it doesntt have to be so -. because now there may he an opportunity to go on working together at Michigan Bell. Because of the telephone9s importance in the modern world, Michigan Bell girls find a real thrill in their daily work. And they have such advan- tages as excellent pay right from the start . . . assured opportunities to progress . . . vacations with pay . . . congenial companions . . . along with many other desirable features that go to make an attractive occupation. If you7re interested in a good job and steady income of your own, drop in at our employment 03306-309 S. Washington-and bring your girl friends with you. An interviewer will be glad to give you full details. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY :4 Friendly Place to Work Mr. Fred Bingham assists Earl Fredrick load a sander into a truck. Lessons learned at Saginaw High welding shop are into practice by Steve Martinez at Universal Shreder Co. while Bill Willets supervises. A simple adjustment toa machine will improve the copy. Mr. Patten helps Jim Robinson get started on another job. Don Urbytes gets some practical experience under the watchful eye of his supervisor. Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1955 The Furniture Market, Inc. Complete Home Furnishings Saginaw Frankenmuth John Donahou stocks shelves under the direction of Howard Rupp at Webster Leather. Jackie Hamling listens as her employer, Mr. Bill J. Thomas assists her in the book work. Miss Patricia Patton helps Joyce Hunt in her bookkeeping. Mr. Owens Beird gives Nancy Sheets helpful hints in filing an insurance policy. Knowing how f0 Dress is merely knowing where to Buy McGEE-FINLAY Buy your Sporting Goods MUELLER BBUS., INC. and Johnson Outboard Motors BANCROFT HOTEL BLDG. 1- a home of MCGEE-FINLAY HICKEY-FREEMAN THE SPORT SHOP fine customized clothes 615 E. GENESEE PHONE 3.3731 We help to ourm Trojans Sally Laundra points out wallpaper to Mrs. E. Burns as her employer, Mr. Roger Sramkoski, looks on. Tom Tinsley shows a SHS insigna to Susan Miller and Alice Lanhart at the student store. New spring hats are on display at Kresge's hat counter as Mary Bielski helps an undecided customer. Jim Dorr listens as Tom Ryan tells him what makes Borden ice cream sell. ' ' Saginaw Leather Supply Co. Baldwm8 WUrlItZer 212 N. Jefferson Ave. Saginaw, Mich. PIANOS 8 ORGANS LUGGAGE WALLETS 315 COURT ST. LEATHERCRAFT SUPPLIES Davis Music House afeteria The old Camilbar has given way to new cafeteria. The new SHS cafeteria has become a. popular noon hour spot. About 1700 meals are served here daily. A special luncheon is 35c and everything from soup to nuts is available. Remember ? MANUFACTURED BY Tesgmemgradshammm RAYMOND pRopucrs COMPANY of lunching in the new cafeteria. They caught their lunch at their fourth hour desk. SAGINAW, MICHIGAN atherine Kirby, representing the art classes, adds a bit of beauty to the halls y arranging art work in the display cases. Mr. Huyghe, Phyllis Raymond, Joyce Murlick, Pat Gulvas, Bonnie Nicolson, Jackie Hamling, and Marlene Brooks are decoratinga Christmas tree in the band room. Gordon Mitchell, Barbara Young, Nancy May, Donna. Agnew, Helen Hutchinson, Carol Bourghton, and Frank Kostrzewa display their prize winning trays made in crafts. $ Evsl $. $ BANKING THAT IS BUILDING MICHIGAN MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Open Every Weekday Including Saturday Until 4:30 P. M. Outstate Michigan's Largest Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Latin carolers line the balls to bring Christmas cheer to the pre-holiday classes. Sarah Castillo is measured for her graduation gown by her adviser, Mr. Sherman. Penalty row---M r. T ibb at will see you in just a minute. Zom'm? SANl-SEAL DAIRIES,INC. E SAGINAW DAIRY COMPANY H EA' EQUIPMENT FOR 524 E. Genesee ME. THE BEST IN Allsnnrts Saginaw. Mich. JUEHEN'S SHOE STORE, INC. Qualify Shoes for the Entire Family 420 E. GENESEE AVE. CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS OF SAGINAW HIGH Success and Best Wishes GM in U HS Mm Your Chosen Careers . Central Foundry Division .Chevrolef-Saginaw Grey Iron Foundry . Chevrolef-Soginaw Service Parts Manufacturing . Chevrolef-Saginaw Transmission . Saginaw Steering Gear Division GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION EVIDENTLY PLEASED . . . WITH THEIR SCHOOL PHOTOS STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THE AURORA BY WEEKEMZQ $TEB MD 315V2 East Genesee Ave. Phone 2-7031 COMPLIMENTS W Tool Ind. Inc. $AGINAW,MICHIGAN Faster YEAR Finishing IN OUR 55TH Midget mill Chafferless FEDERAL AT FRANKUN Countersinks A WONDERFUL PLACE TO SHOP WK 2.0.4.411 414.3114- p.?Q h w Max? n7:g:-q-.m-w-w . . k H 7 , y- sv-MAx ' - gm .05 5!. - - x n... s- - . 1 '; w. - - A r .; 1, Q, x- , .- x: mu- L . ' v 3..- - - -.- ...- - aw , .. . M $wx .- $,. . 5M. Mnnjya 7' :'1-- -43-1 f:t5x x.f1 -. WVK FVw-T- 1a .. : .