Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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A, ' WY.. , 1.,' I k T ,X :V- H .4 JN fllyfr ' 2' Y, , 'Y .QL , , - I ,K -, ,1, .1: . 1 .W - i :J z 2 1 'H , , ' A -' WL , 1 J J ,W THE H AURORA 1957 STAFF Gerry Alexander Barbara Broughton Harold Ellsworth Barbara Gaudreau Barbara Preston Sarm1ta Przmanis Larry Tbombson Nancy lbgan Je rrp Wo lff Bay L. bbnsen, Advisor -- f X . , , ' ' ' :L 'f :ff w.NM fa ,W , z f . ,N , Y! wi K WV.. Aj , V, wif , ,M KW ,M ,4,,x-nggim .wvvlikxi gl 1, ,, 4, V, , A , X, qw M WXS f f vfffff W wg :gm if fi ,, fy fm? ' IS ,f2,4,ff yr gv 2 ,Mg ,W fp , , ,, A f, ,, nf ff gf , ,g Q, jim V Nw, g 6241 W Nw is X ,V , 2, f gi, ZQW X. THE SPIRIT OF SAGINAW HIGH if ALMA MATER Dear Saginaw we love thee:-Thy Ivy covered walls,--The friends that we have made here--Within thy hallowed halls. lfhe sbirit is within us-Ib learn, to win o'er all.--We never shall forget you,--You are our vanguard tall. Ybufve made us what we are-Until the day we die.--We never shall forget you--Dear Saginaw High. 3 MR. CHESTER F. MILLER Superintendent of Saginaw Schools 1928-1956 VVE DEIDICATE In grateful appreciation for the many years of service which he gave to Saginaw and its schools, the AURORA staff, speaking for the students of Saginaw High School, dedicates this 1957 yearbook to Mr. Chester F. Miller, Superintendent of Saginaw schools from 1928 to 1956. Loved and respected in educational circles throughout the city, looked to for guidance by public as well as parochial administrators, Mr. Miller deserves the highest praise and heartiest congratulations for a difficult job, well done. Dr. Chester F. Miller was brought to Saginaw to serve as its first superintendent after the consolidation of the East and West Side Schools. Since March 7, 1928, when he was chosen Superintendent over sixty-four other candidates, Mr. Miller has organized and guided our educational system. A look into his past reveals that Mr. Miller was born in Vandalia, Illinois, a little town in the southern part of that state on July 14, 1885. Because his parents died while he was still a youngster, Mr. Miller's boyhood was spent being shunted from one relative to another. For- tunately, during his early teens, he lived with relatives in Lebanon, Illinois, the site of McKendree College. Like so many students of the time, Mr. Miller became a college freshman without ever having graduated from high school. While still in the eighth grade he took and passed the high grades that he a diploma. basketball scholar- college and in 1905 McKendree's football after playing on the and '04 seasons. Then Teacher's Exam, scoring such was admitted to McKendree without With the aid of football and ships he worked his way through Quarterback Miller captained team to a conference championship Varsity team during the 1902, '03, he went on to captain the school's conference basketball Qhamps in 1906, A year later he was graduated and by 1909 had earned enough credits to obtain his Master's degree. ' Mr. Mil1er's first job was at Tiskilwa, Illinois, as a teacher and coach, but Upon arriving he WaS asked to be' come Principal and by the close of the school year he had advanced to Superintendent. Two years later, in Polo, Illinois, Mr. Miller met his future wife, the former Miss Florence Hedrick. During his administration as Superin- tendent at Galesburg, Illinois, this outstanding man found time aside from his numerous duties to write a civics text entitled America In the Making. In addition Mr. Miller is the author of other fine books, many of which are being used today. On July 2, 1928, Mr. Miller arrived in Saginaw to take the position as Superintendent of the newly-consolidated Saginaw School Board. Never wasting time, or loafing on the job, he started off by recommending that an ele- mentary school should be located within a three-quarters of a mile limit for every child. By 1932, four Schools had been provided for in the annual budget, thus marking the completion of the first phase of his long range goal. It would take several years to achieve the second goalg a junior high school located within a one and one-fourth mile radius of every child. The years of depression also added to the delay as the school board was forced to cut all expenses to the barest essentials. However, by the middle of 1937, a S400,000 fund toward the construction of two new senior high schools had been started. Shortly afterward a resolution from the board authorized Superin- tendent Miller to file an application to the Federal Government for a grant to assist in the construction of a new building and on April 20, 1938, the project was granted the allotment and a new high school was erected. Hampered for funds again during World War 11, Saginaw has since then progressed steadily forward. Since 1949, we have had five new schools erected--our own Saginaw High School, the Arthur Eddy Junior High, South Intermed- iate, and the Nelle Haley and Jessie Rouse Schools. Thus, have the busy years of this great man been filled not with personal gain, but with dedication to the people of Saginaw and their education. Truly can we say that the history-of education is Saginaw is the biography of one man's life--Mr. Chester F. Miller, to whom we proudly, and most grately dedicate this 1957 Aurora. lr 5 ADNIINIS RATION These are the men who keep Saginaw school standards high. Standing: Dr. Raymond A. Hart, Mr. J. Robert Grube, Mr. Roswell Burrows, and Mr. Edward C. MacRae. Seated: Mr. Robert Grant, Jr., Mr. George Pross, Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Finance and Business Administration, Miss Dorothy M. Senkpiel Secretary to Mr. Pross, and Mr. Charles C. Coulter, Acting Superintendent of Saginaw Schools, Two members Of the Board, Mr. Hiel M. Rockwell and Mr. Walter A. Leesch, are absent from the picture. During the past ten years Saginaw's education program has advanced tremendously. Begun by the people them- selves when they voted a tax increase to build new schools, the program of better educational facilities has continued to prosper under the direction of able civic and educational leaders. Among these whg have given freely of their time and talents are the members of the Saginaw Board of Education. Drawn frgm all walks of life and from various professions, these people have demcnstrated their desire for a progressive educational program for Saginaw. In addition to the new Saginaw Higl School, several other schools have been replaced, and Saginaw has become the proud possessors of two additional swimming pools, so necessary to the development of our youth. We honor those who have led the way in the Administration of the Saginaw Public school system. 6 MR. CHARLES C. COULTER Acting superintendent Following the retirement of Mr. Miller, former Assistant Superintendent Coulter was appointed acting Superintendent until such time as the Board of Edu- cation would select the new Superinten- dent of Saginaw Public Schools. His efficient handling of the position has made Mr. Coulter a leading candidate for that position. MR. A.B. HAISI' Director of Secondary Education Formerly principal of Webber Junior High, Mr. Haist has been serving during the past three years as Director of Secondary Education. His friendly personal manner has made him a popular administrator among those teachers with whom he works. ADMINISTRATION The value of the school can be estimated by the people in that school. Saginaw High School has been especially fortunate in its selection of teachers. The informal atmosphere which prevails in the classroom as well as at other school functions has been responsible for the spirit of friendly cooperation which prevails between students and faculty. In every phase of our school life, students and teachers can be seen working side by side, developing those moral and spiritual values which are so necessary to today's complex living. Saginaw High is proud of this spirit..Saginaw High is proud of its teachers. MR. WARD E. TIBBET Principal Ready to welcome back students and faculty this year was a new principal. Mr. Tibbet was not new to us however, Q since for several years he has been O CI 1 S9 UJ U1 ,-h U2 E Cf' 'U 1 I-In I3 O ,i 'U D7 P-4 E CD D' S19 4 FD 97 I-I I W m 0 3 H H O m m go'.355S'0 5:-f 4g. j-h m 2 U - m Qmbx '-10-mg I-A. 2923-2. 53132 D O o Eiigi N H Q H E 5'o 3 U05- ' D ,.4.gdg'D m m m W W Ophmfp :7'C1g1,O Orr-Oc-r Or: cn Faso Q-I. ,OSHJ HOD' OCP- I H m ,W Wj7Mf?WWWaWw,, MRS. GWENDOLYN MAYWOOD Dean Of Students As Dean of Students, Mrs. Maywood has always been ready to give expert ad- vice to any who need her help. Many college-bound students have benefited from her knowledge of available scholarships and her help in selecting a school. Our wish is that many more Trojans may benefit from her experience in the future. MR. OSCAR B. HUYGHE Assistant Principal As Saginaw High's former band master, and more recently as senior counselor, Mr. Huyghe has demonstrated his ad- ministrative abilities. His pleasant manner and his ability to be firm without arousing resentment have al- ready made him a popular personage among the students. We wish him con- tinued success in a new job well begun. 2 f -V. 2 si OFFICE CREVV za, Jw .,, r ,lglfwz-:Q SHIRLEY WILLIAMS A 1 MATH 'M TEACHERS 'Nimfvq MISS MARY MAUD BROWN MISS JEAN GREY MR Algebra 3 Plane Geometry Solid Geometry AdViSO1'.V 225 Chairman of Mathmatic Curriculum Advisory 224 27 2 '3. I4-I6 4 4? fi 9 10 ROSE MARIE DOERING mm so , 1 X ' mf . ,fs I I REYNOLDS ff- 1 Q' 1 , R L :ff ks I A f N X 'if i . , V Q. S , , 5 N , ' K. X , I -ra w' r fp L 1 gi S. 'i f 'i I Y I is f ev: ' I f . 5- x -f !'fXf - ,v--Q .ss f Y Of X if Q - A 5 ' A f'i.Q.f' T' - V.. Q tirwkggzd . ALEXANDER TOYZAN Math Chemistry Advisory 226 a Cb+cl ,wi E E .i - , gem af X Q y f f K f f 2 5 EMMALINE KIMMERLY A WX RUTH WEILAND -Q--'F MR. HOWARD BEATTY ADD1ied Math Advisor 223 c A B , if 9 's W . ,M 'f ' A K ' , A f 1 4 ' fl Y X j 1 f f 55255 MR. HOWARD FABER AEHFL Biology V G Curriculum Chairman Advisory 137 , 'X XS., vi L' Q., 4 , , H ' ,, f W, : g Q?,M Y' .435 it f 3 V fi , anz- ie , M W 4-, , 1 2? ,, Rf 64? Q - 's,Mf' ,WZJA 1, ' ,f?- F, wggihkpf W7Qf!ZZZ J YQ? z-V-:efwwfi M54 W f ,C W-' 'f nw'-.,,,w, ,-- fly ff f A WW' V, 2,1 4, Hmmifjiwi? A QIQZ N4 gf ww , tv, 4 ' if fff , air, 3 ' J , ' ff fe ,, af, ,,- f' ,f ,, 5, Ml! iff' ,J wfai?r f l gW',QWW'eawiZZ fjgpw y . WWQX2gv6E5Mnnw - 3.1: :QF ff :' 7,31 xy,-'C f MR. JOHN JACOBSON Biology Advisory 136 gy ,,,,, 3 if ...wr A W MR. HAROLD POULSON Physics Advisory 134 , ,, 1159? 5 1 , If v ' M x' ' Z f , , , , q,j, aaa , e'lS? iw ' ' X A 1 K MR. WENDALL FULLER Biology Advisory W.H.-D EWMW f? ,, I Qifildk ' Qi n f9rw p W ' 1 4 X X 1 , f Afi5,,,f f 'l,, vie W7 W, , Qpiv, 517 W4'f,m' , A 1 WJVZJ? f H H,H? Zi? 1 'mea MR. KENNETH GRAY Biology F Advisory 135 Coach N57'a ag, fr, 1 f ,, . , A .. file I V If fe ' 5 GV -im' 4 ,S , A , Q wwf ,M ,Q , aff .. , JA I My .... .Q :ant ' f .fy 21' ' 6.5 , 1 .. . W, W ' A, 1, ,. ,- . .ff MR. LAWRENCE LAEDING Chemistry Advisory 133 Director of Ath. Basketball Coach SCIENCE TEACHERS 'C --.,,,, -..,Q.u'q- Experiments made today in the chemie lab just might be tomorrow s commercial product. Jack Finger applies the torch to a flagon of chemicals and awaits the reaction. The biology lab offers many interesting opportunities for study, such as, What makes this frog tick'f Jerry Thon and Toby Thomas operate on a speciran iuring a biology session. 11 SCDCIAL SCIENCE TEACHERS was----. MISS EDNA BISS U. S. History Senior Advisor 121 Chr. of Honor Banquet 593 gf' ,,,.,..w...1- MR. JOHN EKELOF U. S. History Advisory 122 Coach f' rewf3 . -A , 5:5-.:.-5.5 ,X in 1 'Nu' L1 r.ig:w' f Rv 4' xhwwsk t MR. JAMES BROM EY History--Law Advisory E. H.-D Sponsor Hi Y .3 QigQ!Q? E ?E i Sink 4 NK S JF XX is V X .KX QW' 'X xv as -A J FUN- S555 . X I ig' sf 1 fN1.s A 51 A 'Q MRS. VIOLET HAMILTON Librarian 'fiv :Q MR. RAY HANSEN History, Aurora Advisory Cafe-A Auditorium Audio-visual Assembly Committee sim s,, 5 MISS LUCILLE KAPPLINGER Government Q Economics Advisory 123 Tennis Coach 5' 3 J.! 'x ' wi.3 'E -5 If K , Social science begins with people and to study them we start with the globe. Miss Biss illustrates a point in United States history to Darlene Barnes on the toteglobe. Mrs. Hamilton's library is a busy place. Ann Fehrman student librarian checks books out to Robert Rizer and Gerald Moon. Have those back on time, boys, or pay the fine for the late books. X 1 .fslsswssffstxbxfx x sewi 1 x -s N Qs. X. , ., f' ., ,. .1 my df, ,, , , , a :vga-se! '92 I VZ, 1.4 ll V ,sf 1. sv X Mf H of f ' ff: ff 4' ,ya Q' f , 1 f 1 f' s Z 5 ' me .1 lg V 3, f f X 7, MR. HERBERT KORF MR. DUANE MMS MRSB GIJADYS MCCULLY MR. C., Avins Mmvoon world HiStFOy Economics, W. Study Hall Government, Econ. Advisory 265 U. S. Hist., Gov. Advisory 2,H,-A Advisory 124 Fbotball Coach Advisory E.H,-C Lettefmans Club Rifle Club Sponsor Q7 5 I1 , f TTR f1,f A WWW j f ,fy A, fw swf f ,if 'R,4f4'QfQRE55 uf . ,YW -if fl xg Rd ? M A - idk K .4 X 1'-W 7 2 . W Fxternes: Student teachers from Central Michigan College visited our campus during the first semester. We were Mr, paul Houslel-I Spanish teacher gives an assist tu happy to have met Robert Jarlock, Margaret Bueker, Don Student Teacher Lois Cluchey from Michigan State U Miss Perry. Jean Fetherolf, Delores Meier and Bruce Sanders. C1UChey was on our campus during the second semester ,W fr qi'fiQfQQQQf f Metz, V vv'v ' f, .1 V Q S! E' ry,yiy A 'a,. ,' y. gaai f 2 'tfyf M a A -RRR K ff EQ . A at iw , gviszir A , F' , if ? irEQ4X i Q YL ff MR. ROBERT PARSON MR. HOWARD SPRACKLIN Geography Phycholosy Advisory 262 S0Ci0lOgY Coach Advisory W.H.-C nnmxnmngangfmefs John Watsko, Physical 5f,p Van D9TKO1?. student te 13 MISS CATHERINE RIGGS Transcription, Office Training, Coordination High School Treasure Advisory W.H.-B N-be Sinus-gg MISS LENORE BILLINGTON Shorthand, Transcripton Advisor 255 Red Cross Sponsor .sn, ,, Yic it . . X? X ' st V- fi,-.ASQ A rx ' as Q fr-:if X, 1- ,Qts::g:E,fA' - i f riff sl- , R er , A A . A A , 1. ,..: K ws .inf t X' ggi.. L . , ' Af xs.c 'S ix . COMMERCIAL TEACHERS X sts MR. RICHARD BRENNAN Typiflg Advisor 254 at is is is is The Student Store gives young retailers and commercial students a chance to put into practice the lessons which they have learned. Supervised by the CO-OP coordinators, the store is operated by students from this department. . ..sr . A .. s , A x c, AL , ,ATX A I, , MNA Y A t.,.... as 1. XXX gimq RL A 'Y M ' x W srrg- Q N Q S x ' ,L- AN s- hw. .+- fs - A A A A - sp? if A ,fs . QL SS MRa RANDALL HALL Miss BELVA Mccomwicx Miss ELMA PRITCHARD MR. DEAN RUPLE Bookkeeping-Consumers 300kke9DiHg Retailing, Shorthand Retailing Education Advisor 257 Sr. Arithmetic Advisory 158 Advisory 258 Co-sponsor Y-Teens Sponsor Commercial Club Mgr. Athletics Retailing Coordinator I4 . f .gmllhmw 55111391-wa S53 QQ JR X X2im.4 MR. SIEGEL DAVIS Metal Shop--Geometry Vocational Coordinator Sponsor of Future Industrialist E- MR. STANELY CZUCHNA Wood Shop Qld ' 5 A ,Q . ,' 1027 , Z, - get I K I . nge' we fs a.s 4 7f,,2's:a::Za ' 9 'z If A I . f , A , , V Z X A , ' ,nf V- 'K ,. U ,J ,G N' ,fi - 5 f f X X X Q X X l f I , , Q X S f ' 9 'W L , Q f MR. CLIFFORD MONSON Drafting, Applied Math AdvisOFy 157 .,gk, U H ff eil ' .' f 1 ' 14' 1 2 ,Ani . 4 ' 4V!J' , f f iiv ', , w Wg1,' iw 'Za ff iffk li lj .fywa if,6fa, f 2,?e' H Q ' ifnr Y Z A Avtlk A5 fe MR. DAVID CHRISTOPHERSON Machine Shop Geometry West Hall ,..- all A MR. HERBERT DITTMAR Welding , - M1?Qgifa .sky Hwy? eg 'Z' AWA 3i1z :V ? ax, S gnc' NV 1 we 7,fg?g??IkYjyl X , wi g fv' f Q ,,: ,QN?2gmTrt an ':'f1 :-' Wg! A E?'l fx '.'s 1 y , MR. DAVID VALLIANT Agriculture Advisory 156 Sponsor Future Farmers INDUSTRIAL ARTS TEACHERS A --.-u- 1 Typical of the Industrial Arts classes is the welding shop, and an always interesting part of this training is the use of a gas cutting torch. Howard Allen applies the torch while John Howard holds the metal. The interested on-looker is Kenneth KowalskL EHS W' WyW'. 9 f Q ..p f1 'S-..,fff K ,4I'Qq x X . 1 'TX' F, T F A lr Y ln An industrial arts conference brings these men together in one of the shops. Perhaps plans are being wade for a new inter-class project - or was another steak-fry in the offing? Y 1 'WM 'v-fqlibifvv N' 1 , W' Q 1555 THE BLT 15 :s g ,Si 1 is if W4 . Afkm fa 0 A A .A MR. ROSS J. MITCHELL English CCurriculum Chairmany Advisory 162 Sponsor Golf team , X - Na ,gf A A x s MISS MARY BUSKARD English Advisory 165 Sponsor National Honor Society ' aluv MR. CLARENCE HAAS English Advisory 161 16 LANGUAGE ARTS iy i s 'fc' E 14 K W As-45' X5 Q . . . N Q M1256 V' is ., X .n xx N X MISS MARY CAMERON College English Advisory 165 , A. A - 2 is if f ww ifwfsg . ' x wi Asegiv .1 i f , A A sAdifj'm A .,,4, X ' A wwQ3A1f Marist? ,A .:.. K dm' Q- I Q ifmifid Miss MARGARET GRIFFIN A ' A i English AdVlSOI'y 267 Discussion groups are interesting and educational. Teen Sponsor Miracle Book Age Book Club supplies the materials and English students Club discuss under the direction of their teachers. pi X W A N I .1 sig svw' P - 'FSS 'ii . v XX . kxti ifi f his A W A ggi MRS. ONEITA HAMMELL MISS MARY HETHERINGTON MRS. CARLA HUMPHREY English English English Advisory 266 Advisory 160 D.A. Assembly Sponsor MRS. FRANCES LINGENFELTER English Advisory Cafe-D ASSGIHDLY Committee - a ---M I-,ra ,,x- ,'?3 ei' S 5 i5K3bNv f MR. JOHN STERLING English Journalism Student Lantern Sponsor Quill Q Scroll MISS CORA DUNCAN French Language English Advisory 261 Sponsor Future Nurses if eg 9'-E.. '.,' it X f -.Ji MRS, MARGARET MIZENER MISS MARGARET POWERS MR. FRANKLIN SHERMAN English Speech, Public Speaking English Advisory 167 Radio, Drama Advisory E.H.-B Sponsor Future Teachers Advisory 268 N. Debating, Plorad, Thespian, Dramatics, N T to r' M Fi f, , 5 PQ .X V: IIA A '..,-, 4 ff I MRS. GLENA WILCOX English Advisory 163 Sponsor Thencean Society Another important application of Language arts is the production of the school newspaper. STUDENT LANTERN advisor, John Sterling discusses producZ'i on with editor, Gerry Alexander. Xe f H. . Yin' I.: S M K 'E V fg r , - rw ,- Q ' ff , ff! Vg 5 75' eu. X L..g N rl r A A I f ' A i s fn, 'T ., I '. 4 1' L E E , I I fi 'A A MRF PAUL HOUSLER rims. NL-XRGAREI' n-Im' Spanish Lat in ' Advisory 264 Advisorv G63 Sponsor Latin Club Curriculum Chairman ofLmgmys .. i' if s X . Ni , t is it. Qui' 5 E . 5. gk- . 2 s.. Ti ::5i, :2f.::.ffIi Q5?52?3Z . uri. f A . ' E 1 X4 :. me 4 1 -E. ' f V ' .. if MR. DONALD BORG Vocational Music WstHml Acappella Assembly Committee S gg AA 'i:Esi. 'lxwsf 23 :,..- Q ix D A x MR. EUGENE BRAKEL Crafts Advisory 222 .. 1 Kes . all ,4 Q if , MR. JAMES DYE Band Director Sponsor of Cheerleaders Ni vb gan AYSXR Alf 5 X .55 Zql A y 5 .W S !x'R MRS. CAROL WYLIE Art Advisory 221 This 'T' formation play off-tackle netted faculty member fsalamandersj Borg ten yards. The game was all for fun.. but some of the bruises were hard to laugh off. MUSIC 'ART TEACHERS Miss Billie Joy Alexander gives instructions to Gwen Pruiett during a session of the Orchestra. While not a regular member of the SHS staff, Miss Alexander, travel- ing string and vocal teacher, has helped to develop a fine string orchestra here. PHYSICAL as A- 55. -Q': -1. In f Miss PATRICIA Pumvusrun cg A 135i Physical Education fi eww y1'. Advisory 140 1 aa'g.i's'gf . .,p ' D Representative Council iQSf figij ... 9 G MR. ALLYN McCORMIC Physical Ed. Swimming Swimming Coach ssgxys is ms A NN X gkisesr NQQAYQ A vixsg X Tx' 'W or fi? Q3 in MRS. HELEN ROBINSON Homemaking MERLA HARSH MRS. Home Economics Advisory 211 .g y W L, gl 'inf 0 4' , gyffa ,2JciZ2Qi?! V5 z,.Hgj .,,.f4' 24 ijyf' V, .lgpgz yfi k Mini! f zq,Q 7 W ' ' .gfy ihgw, ' aiii'i'v, MRS. DONNA GRAEBNER Home Economics Advisory Cafe-C HOME ECONOMICS Qffam 64?a mfg? jQg,y 42,9 WW, fc X4 ff f g2ZfW,' ,alf- Mrs Donna Graebner Homemaking teacher supervises the setting and serving of a luncheon by Foods students. Other activities included in the Homemaking Department program are clothing, home nursing, canning, and use of modern laundry facilities. Mrs. Dorothy Petrie gives instruc- tions to a student on the use of an IRONRITE. EDUCATION afirx 5 M . MISS GLORIA MOORE Physical Education Sponsor Catalina Club MR. STANLEY STULL Physical Education Advisory 145 Lettermans Club Baseball Coach Up and at them, boys... Salamander Brakel .in ng pink gym suitb goes high for a jump ball while Jares S ticker holds Mr. Dye up for another play. The studs: Q an 'P game, and proceeds went to the exchange ' i 4 P teacher's Flower Fund. 4 X 19 GUIDANCE TEACHERS 41 M ISS MARY EWING A I .fl , snow' ' MRS.BARBARA BLACK Soph. M Jr. Class Health H Counselor Counseling Guidance Advisory 235 VU MR. JAMES BLENKHORN Health Sz Counseling Advisory 234 Coach W -5.51 2,1 V - 'lfhf . :EN '- 5 Eg' . , X 1 K X. .ss V, 'Ns 14 3 MR. DONALD SPEER Driver Training 20 MR. HARRY DONALDSON MRS. EDNA GAMBILL MISS ELEANOR GUSE Senior Counselor Study Hall GUid2nCe Senior Central Committee Advisory E.H.-A AdViS0Ty Cafe-B Advisor Pep Club Sponsor Attendence Counselor Wai 'Qs S3 X R K .t Aux .wx . x Si. s. MR. EDMUND WATKINS Guidance Advisory 236 Coach as ' -s . W 5.. Sss X Q as Xa Driver training is an important part of the school program. Mr. Don Speer, driver education instructor, gives pointers in driving a new Plymouth which has just been delivered by Mr. Reinhart Sarow. The new driving strip behind the school replaces the track at the County Fair grounds. I ' V, f WY,- .W V lf! W 2 , wmf ja, az 'V Q' i'Zwk. ri MRS. JOSEPHINE STONE MRS. THELMA Salads COGGIN Cook Cafeteria Mgr, If 41 as ' 1 MRS. MYRTLE HINES MRS. MARY E. MITCHELL Pastry Affectionately known to all as Hvincen Glen Vincent heads UD the fine Saginaw High custodial force. His crew of workers, most of whom come in after we have all left for the day have kent our school in fine condition in spite of the hard usage which it receives each day. i 1 I 1 Sandwiches Cook COOKS f xg 6771 MRS. MARIE DEM RS Q -if 'V 1 S., .,.,., RAN' MRS. ELIZABETH PAQUETTE MRS. VELMA SCHAFER Pastry CUSTODIANS Z f Head engineer, Fd Buza, and yardman Lou McGrandy, inspect the many gauges which control the heat in the new buildings There are many activities behind the scenes which help to keep a school like ours running on schedule ff Mrs. Lulu Moulton puts e sh many fine Trojan fTOF51 -.i, 'P OR . - ':. V' Moulton is typical of the f,nt todial staff et Sagir w High Si Students and faculty slime are ' their fine school, which i by these people Nw? .1 4 'K K .-R rg Qs: S , Sm N N SSA Wfwaw 3 pn x . si. -Q, y Wh 47 ,H mf 4 W f Ze 5 ? , VJWMZH K QWW yowm VJWWZ QWWWf amid? eg' ff , wifi? t?WWW as. V7 N X sf Hx 'xyffirff -If 2 7 .. -3 5 , 0 N If g s. lyfva 1 5 if H ' kfffffih f X : E sfo? EX s sgos: ' 1- X-- Nerf l ' Q h 1 J M W Ag Q g s df! E 5 ,Q STUDENTS if In Settember two thousand eleven students enrolled at Saginaw High. Among them were slightly more than five hundred seniors, most of whom had been bresent just three years earlier to helb oben the new Saginaw High School. These were to be the first Trojans to graduate from SHS who have never known the thrill of life in Old Main or the tramt across Warren to change classes. Entering with them were seven hundred seventy-seven sofhomores, the largest glass ever to enter Saginau High. 23 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council assists the principal in establishing policy for the school in affairs which effect the student body. Members of the Council are chosen from the various extra-curricular groups in the school, the president of each organization usually representing his group in the Council. Ir addition to the extra-curricular groups, the officers of the three classes are also included in the Student Council membership. Faculty advisor to the Student Council is Mr. Ward Tibbet, Principal We had to interrupt one of the meetings of the Student Council to get this shot. Members of the group are: fseatedj Mr. Ward Tibbett Tyler O'Keefe, Junior Presi- dent: Ken Siems, Qrpheusq Marjorie Bazler, Future dent: Ken Seims, Orpheus: Marjorie Baszler, Future Teach- ers, Betty Leach, Y-Teens: Jean Wirth, Future Nurses Vic Dodac, Future Farmers: Rip Economou, National Honor Clayton Seder, Future Industrialists: Larry Kast,SoDhOmOFG Vice-President: Joanne Sheets, Junior Secretary. standing Ann Kynast, Ploradg Nancy Vogan, Thencean: Deb Blondin, Senior President: Eunice Schartow, Junior Red Cross: Gary Potts Hi-YQ Linda Shaver, Junior Vice-President: Gerry Alexander, Lantern: Bill Halliday, Lettermang Gerry Habke, Senior Vice-President: Janet Domino, Sophomore Secretaryp and Dale Gambill, Sophomore President SENICDRS 1957 Seniors are unusually busy people. Besides keeping up their grades there is a never ending round of senior affairs to attend and plan for. Regular senior assemblies are planned and final arrangements must be made for graduation. The senior officers and their advisor put into action plans made by the Senior Central Committee, a group representing each senior homeroom. This year about 500 seniors will receive diplomas from Saginaw High School. 4 , V' li Q v 5 if - , fu 1 ,W 'li,,f ' Mr. Harold Donaldson, senior advisor, offers a suggestion to Deb Blondin. senior class president, who with Beverly Murlick, secretary, qlefty, and Gerry Habke, vice- president, Crighty, kept senior activities moving during the year. The senior central committee is made up of representatives from each senior home room. Frcun this group the senior officers get their cue for an active DYOZTBM- seated in the front row are Delores Moran, Beverly Murlick, Deb y a l . A Blondin, Gerry Habke B b , ar ara Nlaturen, Jeanette Szabo and Shirley Perry. Standing are Richard Bremer, Kenneth Siems, Nancy Vogan, Margaret Hayes, Audrey Beatty Janes Lelo Rip Economou, Hazel Gushen, and Mr. Donaldson. 25 i l ,M if w 5 '?Q 'f A' ,E zl- 4. V ' 1 - f iw' 1 9 5 7 ...A ' .- ,, .,.. W A . ,A, 3 ,,. MV? If Z A A f C AROL DONNA GERRY A CKER AGNEW ALEXANDER 5, 2 A RUSSELL WALLACE OJ ARS DORIS BILL ANDREOTTI ANESKO AN SEVI CS ATWATER AUSTIN ,,f Z A fc, A SANDRA MARY RUTH WILLI ADA MARJORIE BARLOW BARNES BARNES BARRETT BASZLER Z., ,V 1 M f 9, , . b A ,gf ff 1 ' 1 'E A 3? A ,U 5 , ge , . EH., f ff f I X f ' 4 f I f ! A-QW 7 X A A NI' V ' Z H f 6 f f ' A67 if , K k 2 'CM 'ff ' ' ,X 5 I il I A2 7 ,., . ,X A 1 A PATRICIA MARY ELLEN KEN ADRITH Jo ANNE BENSON BERNEAU BIELSKI BIERSHBACH BIS-IOP 'A If ,A - ff 7 A It ,- Q sq eg 'Q' A X CONN IE HOWARD JOHN PAT LARRY ALLEN ALLEN ALLEN ALLEN ALLISH ROBERT RICHARD CORA AYALA BAILEY BAKER GARY AUDREY ROGER B AUKNECHT BEA'I'I'Y BECK I Qi Ai ETHEL EMILY BAMBERGER BARANIC W 1, , z A AA . W?i1f ?Qf 'f 'A' if A LARRY LAVERN BENDER BENDER DEB DELORES BERRY LED PATR ICK BOODGER BORRELLD BORU SZEWSKI BLONDI N BONNEU-' SENICDRS 1957 X. L,?',: R I Ax a X ' I EDWARD BOSHOW aizffim. 12 NN I QQ NORMAN BRENT BRAWLEY BREM-ER RICHARD BREMER ' x Y. ik, Rx JAMES Bom: -B 1' N 1 A R - , ' 79 1 ' 1 A.x X lxl l KAYE BRIGGS Yi , gf -Q KEN BOW TERRY BRINKMAN F , ' I RL X Q '15 A ', A fr 'X ' f SAXENBL '+S ,,.- N NNN: BARBARA SHIRLEY CAROLYN BRENDA MARILYN BUCK BURNETT BURR BUSHROW B TCH R ., N7AQ'?5T, fmqvk . . f M I 5 ,,.x 5,352 'M 5 N-f N..N 'EQ A NNHISSS ,. -'-'2 , A I 'X Nw ' sr Q Q DUANE JAUNITA LUCILLE OZZIE DRUANNE COLE COLEMAN CONWAY CHENOVMH CHRISTIAN 28 f ,,. a. ' 'n . h. M' 4 ,C 1 K 3 X 1 1 N X 1 4 'Ke 'Q W QV ' ' fs ,J N , N4 4. ' X mf . A ' .. , 2'M5gy0Q4grfQ-Qu JAZ? f ,'Jw ff5iXieF,, 'W Z1 W A, f nz: , f f W CAROL BOYCE ,zfl 1, . A ww Yi 35.2515 ' Ei I 1 'J ?MWsS f igsr FY EQEZS A lui, 5 26 ' f ,Q 9, ,k,, V V 1 ,w BARBARA BROUGHTON A A FRANCES MARLENE BOYD BRAGMAN Z CAROL BROUGHTON Q W f Y' X . I -SWK 4 H ,. ' ,V JI 'Q -f ' .,q, . , X , x 'L f mf: 1 ' ,f ,V f Q: .4 ,Q f , , 0 f , 3' ,, WILL IE BUTLER G'f Q SHIRLEY COOK JUDY BUTZIN f, JUDY COUSI N EAU fr sl H V QI 6 f .ch hfaff am a X Wm , ,IX iv f fi , I ,,,, B ARBARA B ROWN Ni, . ,swf f 2 A x I W E I LAWRENCE CANNON E . . I' s DALE CRAMTON wma., fag 40 '99 DAN JAN BRANDI BRASIQFM -M, T g' K. ff, PATRI CI A MARVI N BROWN BUCHHOLZ ' 912' . V!,' f' V A XQ,Q'h aff: P QQ? Qian Q f I A DIANA ANN CARL CASTILLO 39' I JAMES RONALD CROSS CRO SL.-NND SENIORS 1957 JAC QUELI NE DESC!-IO im' -0! A DWF 41' A' , . H. K 'Sf nk J fm! A TT NIA. X A DON NA JOAN DUANE CROTZEP. CULP DAENZER mi Aw f 'VN R6 . I QVAI ' if f' ,ggfliii O S I K O. ,l1.NN A Q . -Nf- VIRGINA DICKINSON W -f 3 x A 1 ,ft 'D I SNIA LQK 4 'Q N ,, 'L'g?.'!5g ' ' ' 5' A ivhyxs X A . EURIPIDES RONALD ECONOMOU EI SCI-TER S, A A- , ,Q 55, ,MW f , A-5, Gy rgfx it 5 3 Rv A I 35 Q li'9'5.- 1 f A 31-'-', A- A - A M? A gvfum, 'M SX 'iw U? fm' L.,-. 'f ,K 'K 1.--W1 iafffdri' iq' - fx, '- . A , A A gi ARLENE KAY DIETRICH DOUTRE 'i -Tf-V? D N FI Q' 1. Q N A A Q 4' LOIS ELBERS XX O ,,,, HAROLD ELLSWORTH 15 NVQ 'QF ,ff 1 . HUBERT JOHN DONALD ERNIE FABER FEDACK FISCHER FISCHER JEAN DREYER N A s Q S ss Nm A . 3 Q-,XL-15 , Af S+- -- wi! xl R OBERT ENCI SO X xx -- 5 O mix in O4 QQ' X x 'N X -A Q5 ,gx N- X 0' ODESSA F ITCH f f 5 f 4. fi .Oil 5 Aww 'V' X' MAJORIE MARGARET REINEE PATRICIA DALE DATER DECORTE DELEON . 'v I f 1' 1 A , M I 4 V , I f . as A 4, ,il A 2 'gn Q O f A S ' ff XR ff' x fx Z S Y ' JOSEPH JAMES ROBERT JOAN DUDOCK DUNLAP DURAN DYCEWICZ dill 45, 4 -' V , iff f ,QV Q. G f my ,, f , A , if 1 ff 4591 SHARON SHIRLEY GAIL IRENE ENGEL ENGELHARDT ER BI SCH ERDMAN JUNE!!! '41 'V . Qin? EVE WILLIA J EAN KAY FITZGERALD FOSTER FOURNIER FRANK MQ-mf f 5,6- in WI LMA DENGLER '4 ' if ,,aAfA A n. mlm A ' K ,'.,,.x S B ILL ECARI US 972.3 X 1 A , 0 I ...I N , x 2 STANLEY ESCKILSON Va 9 . Y b vm Q, in ,vn 5, f R ONALD FROST Jia! SENIORS 1957 ANN LYDIA RICHARD FRUK GARCIA GARNER E M 3' W- 16,5 Q has 'il-K i DOROTHY PATRI CI A SALLY ANGELINE HAZEL GORSKI GOTTS GREGORY GRILL GUSHEN ALBERTA MARVIN HALMON HAMMER V-.. ., I , ,Y..L:gg.,+ vw V I , - ., ,E ,iv v JM ' ,261 I I OY O I R ,Y 3 I Q Bey er ' v . - 5 .3 f ,Y,, L A 2 . If ' - 42 A A T37 .g isfefag , rf ,mf ' we-11 , - 2 :man 'Win-v -- ' ,bfilffiza , A I ' 25 '2ct2afRf,5f2':22'- g S 'ivy -'L --, .z ages Y MARGARET MICHAEL HARVEY HAYES S . Si +RL I , 3 X ff X S' , ,, , M . -. - Sb Qu, A A A f -S gy ses 332 -A 'R fi-52518 A JACK TIM HOWARD HAMLING HANI-,ON HANNON 3 i RX x gi M X X f GAIL NORENE WARDELL rms HEC1' HENDERSON ,, A M 53 5 1 S 'ff A X X ,li A A h , E' . I3 N A, v g A xv i- aw, V ' M 7' :A A GP w ,WA A - A A ' A i n X X . . 4 V ..,. KA 4, , ::'f- f f 5 A ' PAULINE GARRETT Q 44 W' xwf A Ks Z? f ,JW 1 BARBARA G AUDREAU if J UDITH GUTTOWSKY GERALDINE HABKE STUART GAUMER , 2,4 Y mf A f ZW f if I 4 4, 9 K af x .jg Q ,ANA -' ,VW f , M A - , A 'ww f SUZANNE HALL , wi ,Ax ' H -T, M K fd-bit? V ' f A, ,,,. ' A Q fi A A . ' ff I X U' ,Z lf - - H -1 L : A.::..:. f V' A A AA W --PA' 1 2. A 'V A . w i X ' , 1 A, A f A A L.. A rf HARDY H ARPER HA-RTL I . A R A- A ROBERT GAIL RUTH ANN HENLEY HENNINK HENNY 0, 1 ,194- A A A!! N f fA, : WA ' 'VZ A ' I 31,21 1 . 8 Q ' ' , A .5 ' P ' Q 1 A 'A .asu- f .. A A - I ' x 1 'f A ,4fMfA3, A Q L f- is x 'lf' , W if .AA ,f W MMI, BARBARA GIDLEY DAVID GOODEMAN VELDA HALL , fn., V JUNE HARTMAN Q ' X X , 1 --1. I X B , QI S- rx W . ,- ROBERT HERLINE WILLIAM HALLIDAY PATRI CIA HARTMAN 2 C5 A, -snug, A 31.-XNUE1 HER NANDEZ SENIOFQS 195 I I I fi WILLIAM RICHARD JOHN HILL HILLER HINTON I I . LL.I I I I , ,W IV. R ALAN rw ,AN QAQIW -L Egg? I,II I A I ga g f,wwy1ff A I XHSQANE I ik A O 'Rf I If' ASQ RR INQEL ?5 5NnSg gi? Lx X A E izggwm- r I I I I I I ,I X I II I ? X ANNETTE MARGARET LAUREL BARBARA BONNIE HoRoNzY HOULIHAN HOUSNER HOWELL HUNT sf I I gg f , W gf YHIEHHQWQWQ I .I 1 ff J RACHEL JEROME DONALD JACK JOHNSON JOHNSTON Lwjr y... X3 4 ls? 3 R Rxf 5 A A1x5 HELEN JULIUS JONES JONES Jw A s S'2?X N N X N E S X N QQ! X J X IQ-if S W- ,I MONA ROBERT CHARLES KELLY KELSEY KERN - sr HOWARD JANET KILLM R KING N X I x ff Q N .4 - Y X 1 fr LEROY HODECK Q,.n sim 'HI SANDRA HUNT . YL Y, l , MARY LOU JONES MARY KING 44' l' W, ff if f f! f f 1 fuM I I I ROSEMARY HOEBELL GLORIA HOERAUF gy' EJ gtlywgww ,M 'AEEWQWU' Q Wm Z ,gWW+sQw2 A 3235 E L,, V ,,4 M Anw,!f l an J xx? Q 5 V HELEN HUTCHINSON JUDITH I MKER , wa FRANZ ASTRIDA JORDAN KALINS .Z d4,ql' --8 t,44v'ag5. P-' .I I' at 1 l!Ell'lI!!lIIE H df- ,-' 'f' X WILLIAM HONEWAN 6 W L I, V .fm fwnfww' k Z? NINA IRISH BARBARA KALIS Y RRRL R X 3 I ,,gA:g 5 A A AqE.,:V::- i I X2 X www ? 2? V? 4 I Vg LAN it 1kYx N Q, ' AAA. , .X .... . CAROLE KARL KIRBY KIRN S-f' 1 gif I ,ff J! ROBERT KLOSOSKY ' -S+.. , k -.. , Y Q 11, I 'D .115 if' ' UVui?,f'j j :J . - fi' .V fM5A1d,fT Wh, gl fi, f , 1, ,, 'QAQ 4'igMHm6Az1 DIANE HORN QQ DORIS JACKSON xl X i PATRICIA KAUTMAN 'E A 1 S D WILLIXW KOBY 3 5? SENIORS 1957 ANN KYNAST I W ., K IL Rwwvxkb X' MARILYN LEACH A I AA 45 ,gf ELIZABETH LEVI 36 ,walk din BETTY KOEPPLINGER CLAUDE LaFRAY SHARON LaBELLE ' 1. N xx, I '- . I , ,YR x X01 + , XY 3 Yi x X 1 jAA RICHARD DEBORAH LEACH LEISHMAN A 3 JOYCE KONESNY f ,fl A f Q7 , X , 1 4 , W 4 A ,VVVV ffi WA X X Z M ff SALLY KORNISKI A iM,f I :iff . MQW JQ, 1 aa, U' Y BRUCE LANGE ,I S ,A RONALD LANGE ' Z Rail' I, ., W QQQZ, HEWJAAM Wx I R454 is I A A-, I . Q LL N.. RTB T qiig 9 ,Q J S? X f - x JAMES LELO ROLAND LEMH R AAAS 5 ixwix ,. - ' 1' J b A g A VIII II ,MER A5 1 Z X AQQER A x X ff :Ni mwkxwiwb 4'X mf-I 3ii i ig A'.,f A 'isx NE VELTON BARBARA GEORGE EARLE LRVY LIVINGSTON LODER LOMERY 150' K' ,of 'Z , 7 1 . 'J 0, , 'hr' A f xx H K R R G EORGE THOMAS FRANK DOLO RES MAR ILYN KOST ICK KOSTRZEWA KOTCH KUREK KWAISER B T L. If -6 H55 .M if galaxy QW X ' Km 'H 5 R il ARBARA JAMES .TUDITH KATHLEEIN ANTZ LARABY L QRUE LAWRY Y, i l ROBERT EILEEN LRNNOX LENTNER JON ELAINE LUETHJOHANN LUND NORMA LENTNER R 'Rigi-if A c,, , N X Riufg gms, - -2, -Q NH... M- -.... .A -,,-xmxbf ' N. RM -A 'xv . Q if ' W ' Z , Maw 1 BARBARA Le PEAK 5? , 1 ,R '. N- ..., ,NQQK X ,Dk ,Mhz N... X. HO ORA Q QQ Q , J A ,V A A ' R pf T 5g1f.Lf?--viii' 1' g'fg, gg,.? . 'guf . ik, , ,. - R - 1 M R' R O,5aOA6x A J AMES LAZZARO x I 1 A A A K O QQ- Q ff iff ALEX LETZ 6345: RICHARD TERRY OLAFOE LYNES LYNES MADISON SENIORS 1957 S . N--XXN 5 il- 'jifjff' NX .V .- . ! mQi-fk: 3 TQ 5 REBECCA MARTINEZ KENNETH MARTUCH 1-A 'XR . 2, h h LXE- I. X K x 'X 'i X ,X X. RXS, W SX A X SX XX X .wf, f3SgSsf S X .X . 1 X X S f XS X O X S S NS , Q X X X Q 5 x Xx SE x RQ X X Q N XgQSXsgXX X X X XaX'X,bX NX ,X-AQ X, . X I 'Si 6? O 7 5' A XX SR A QQ lv xx 'f CONSTANCE MAKOWSKI CAROL MASON 3 ALICIA R ICHARD MALDONADO MAPLDEN S X fwf' L 41s, '19 ffkq-Jia? XX s EDWARD ESTER MATHEWSON MATHEWSON X R XXX SXSQDF A N 3 X N M J' MARY PHILLIS DOLORES WILLIAM SHRRRY MAYER MAZIARZ MCALLISTER MCCLUNG MCKELLAR an .5 XX R Q15 K 5 13 5 x Y LX fgf .-L OTIS NAAQS MK K AUDREY BEVERLY MIDDLEBROOK MILLER MILLER ,gf Q33- Wil' 5X -X. sg . rx .:.x., . N SAAC XX . -.3 R g XL Q. L X x Q ff - Q gj Q .X Q15 3 X X S- ix S. S. 4, X RAYMOND MILLER -xx R ' Rigfig I Q. X . . X Au. ROBERT MILLER T IMOTHY JANET M ARDEN MARKES M ARY BARBARA EDWARD M ARX MARR MART IN hw W' 41, WALTER, ALBERT MATTINSON MATUREN K J AMES MARY HELEN MCNAN MELCHA ROSALIE SHARON MILLER MILLER M ILNE MIT W Y Q MARY ANN NANCY MATUREN MAURO MAY Qk,. AME MW J M ICHALSKI RALPH MARY LOU MERRDW MEYERS GERALDI NE GORDON R UTH CHEILL MOON X-1-I 6 SENIOFQS 1957 , SWG gf A 1 A ,, ,fm 0 iii' , A f h ' ' If -g f'3'?'.':Q,EEfJ S , ll- CHARLES MOORE wx- mul' av JOSEPH MOORE JANET MOORE , 'P .f- ,- H v4,f,,3 W' I MII . A fm 5'1 W, , A W, W 4 . ' 5 ' 4 1 1 fi airs? Aw 5 fg I WZ I sf Zig, EDDIE DONALD MATTIE RHEBA WAYNE MUELLER MORRIS MORSE MOTEN MOYER 2 X . , . xx ' QAWR ,, Igmy O O O . 'Km 72 -I , ' . ?,,Mwg S AI A WX A I 'A-' ' A Akin? A- QA. 7if5 A- X X 'Et :SHEAR Af. E5'yNN'Ax5 N ,EQABASAA WR ' .HAQI .NOAA 'E Iiwixxv A Vx I - ' 1, ,, 'mm-swf A N--- in wwf f 1 A C9 S ' I A 1 A .- f I 1 f ' IRENE NELSON RICHARD NETWIG ROBERT NEWSOME ,as . -K gk Q ., N ,, A .,A,'g AM 'A A3311 0 9 X06 VINESTA NEWSOME WILLIAM NEWSTED N if n-alll' JACQUELINE DALE GARY BARBARA DICIZH wsu NIENARTOWICZ NODER NOWAK NOWAK OBU O DELORES CAROLYN MORAN MORFORD fu 1 M 3 .. L W-as Q5 os. 'Rs ,X , 5 ' A , V, ,,' .f'4fC,4., WW' gf 1151 ff A - ' 12 gy I 1 Wg 6,f,Wo 1 qfMW914WVZZQWiM H ' A CAROL ROBERT NANCY MORGAN MORIN MORLICK ..,, at A ,V,, rf, 1 40 Q f + :Q X' 6 'li Z? N, Wig U , E , hun , 'iv' BEVERLY MICHAEL MURLICK NAGY 6 4 X 41' ff' I , W ,E 4 K Q f Z QQ? f- ? f i f 1 f MILTON PATRICI A NEWTGN N ICHOLSON -':..'f ' mv W NANCY NAUMAN A ww ' RE, M 5 W V7 -' bmw j Qi,-ye, I :? -, 1 MARI LYNN LAWRENCE NELSON NEIL if ' A f A 5 A A Rm. JACK ROBERT Joy NICKLYN NICOL NE1Lsor: wry 'MS' i ' 1 i 53 if 4 3 Q E M L 6 JACK TERRY PATRI CIA JOSEPHINE L ED O' CONNOR O' NEIL ORLOWSKI OSUN A O SXRALD A Eg ff, X 55X TU . QE ,g3:,g'TQkH'4' . 'yggg-k,i .f ,cf- 1 W 1 , SENIQRS 1957 ' 19-R Oy- . - my L AWREN CE CHARLES 1 f LELA OIT PAPVIORTR PARKINSON YS' 'FV 8 xx' X N K I PATRI CI A PRUDENCE, SHIRLEY 'IIARGARET PERRY PERRY PRRRY PHANNES MARY PI CKELL A, S . if If f mx 5 W HVYNONAH B ETTY BARUYARA JANET BARBARA PONDER POPE POTTER POWELL PRESTON Kai ,,..,. ,ix 4 43 I 4 ..-- I, ,'f :':x Til 2.5 X 1 YR x ::.. ., S M I I H A K Sw' f ,,1, b .W ' ' ' - :-. , Qin, Y 4' W fi ' . L ,.,, f . In ,I is 'Z' f A, W' Qll52.,T i ?:E - - I 'R if Tw J OHN BARBARA GLADYS J AN I CE CAROL RACZOK R AROWSRI RAY REDBURN REI D pw 'W grim Wiz Egg? J ACK OERNARD JOSEPH RUSSP1 PASK0 PATTON PAULO PAYNE ty : nk ilzfi QEEPI QE? 4 E 2 IVAN RAYMOND SHARON JNJIES NAOMI p IERCE P INET PITCH PLAVI BECK POLLATZ ff 4 ' ' 'gf 3 , W., L., , . . -A 'Q EUGENE DONNA JUDITH WILLIAM ROY PROVOST PSETAS PULASKI PRICE PRIES CIT -nr N me-P- I ,fn-.--..., 'f W I HARVEY MARGUARITE NORMAN REV.-X '.iI CHASE REIMER REYNOLDS RHODES RICHEY RIDUTEXSI-IYEIDER fl-J A ,.,,, f 431 w 7 ' 1. EN , V ':': 1 .2 d I Qi 'QWJW f ,Z4 ,.,. ff M ....,.. A ' f 4-. ' A ,f..I'.,?4M. Q. H X I 3EE'NQ!,?QL QLg5?2 , Z yv iv l Q yy, V A A ,i'f'Miw'.icr Q44 far52,g1.L2ff Q 4' f ' In .,,, .,,, - ,,,,D-,,,' ' ,L DONNA JEAN KAY RIMER ROBINSON ROBINSON '1 n,5 -WB DONALD PAUL. FRANCES JUDITH JUDITH ROTTIEIRS SAYVISON SANDERS SCHAFN 1Tz SCHARICH . N ,,:. D . X Aig!UQ il k NX NNN 'WY N X N-y w . AND Q X V N X ,X fi 1 E RAYMOND RUBY SEAVER SEAY ffkfm, ' C A .. , A, Vw 1 A 'WW X j' 1 SD 'y5, N 2 ' A . 'Q ,... X Ailqlqlq ,.... j ,Z ...,.D ,V1,V 5 - A A Q E 5 N.. I 1 L ix 2 A 3 KETJ RONALD SIEMS SIMMTT CLAYTON SEDER Am bwgwgf s -NW if K 6 sg V -. MARGE SIMON Egg Oxl Q., j -2 , J 3 1 ' , N Q De NN S f X N X N9 QHAROD U SEELEX SFNKPIEL , Q . 5-DN nn-mv GERALD EDWIN SIZICK SKRELUNAS d Ns D Af: Q K N w N 5 5 x R V if H I f 2 5 f E K+ ii ,Ama Cars WILLIAM LOUIS THOMAS L 1LL1AN JUDITH 4FaZ Z,yH, lqaa 'i,'b4 Q , l wgwuvff a,W- 4 f J ACK JOAN W-RLHNE SG-IMIDT SCHLUCKEBIER SCHOULTZ wig , , , .WA . VW MARY CAROL ANN SHATTUCK SHATTUCK f , f Q v A , an J if wwji , SQMRE .- Nm . A , i Q xx 1 f x X X X ANN EUGENE SLAGGERT SLOCUM A A g PATRICIA SHELTON fire ALMA MARGARET SCOTT SCOTT 1: 1. .iw . , .,. ,. , ,,,, .. In, f .1 0.,.27 K , , W, yffqipww -M .gf ' 'W' ! 'J A g ga if EDWARD SHIJKA 95 ARTHUR MAXINE SMITH SWITH W ., -L, f, fm. .f R f EO BERT SHREVE ff' UHSF' DOROTHY SOWERS SENIORS 1957 i Z WILLA SYEVENSON 'J' YL., ,, K A A ff! A N X S5 'K f ' Wxvwgyf NW! N K wx in QW ' 4 'K Q Nw Q 5 X K X Y DAVI D STEWART WV' ww. ' .v ' , J 4 2 D IANE SALLY SHIRLEY SPAULDING SPIEKERMAN SPROUL LJQGW ' R ICHARD STOKES in JUDY EILEANOR JEANETTE SWAN SWANTON SZABO Q' ,L , 3 Y, xx xi A NM A 'K ' VER AI NE STONE M :el , Q L L xv . Q vi ::,,,?, ' ,J L A Az- W F Q, ' A A 1, if rx, I Lf 9 BEVER LY TAYLOR BETTY STORCH YJ' CAROL TEYLPP R. A S 'ml KENNETH LUCILLE W' ABEL BONNIE VIRGINA TRIEB TREJO T POUTM AN TRYLCH TYBURSKI 2 l Q -u....,.s.L . 4-..., 4 L-u...uanmuu. .2 3 THEN CHARDEL STACY STALLINGS A A H W 5 Lf. QW' 5 'ml' X ,, . . , - . gigs. 1QT5'! TS' xx .mmm CARUL STR ICKER STUART h I xv K I A ' V VH P' GERALD I OLA TAY1-,QR T QYLGR rw' -ag CAROL KAT1-LEM A f x: -A W., 17' I f 32 Az AA A , s 73+ As JANET ANNIE V IRGINIA S TANZEL SEPHENS STEPHENS ,H ,.,,. ,, . , A 1 T. x 4 nav, W an-..,,-5 Z DAVID GEORGE GERALD STUART SV EIDE SVJAFFIELD A t 5 I ML I aw h X Sw X M f K N V JG.. Q W 'K Z qw' Q 2 W SHIRLEY T ERR I AH Cl A A AA ' X . nf' . f i X Q A P 2- A SMG, .. i X E. K S AY-TDR A i my KAY 1-R'5. 'Uhr Q21 ' LARRY 'moms THQ?-.PSON fag f ru., A 1 Aan 6 , V :, Cv A In ff,-K 9 . R K MAR I IYEGEIRROTH URECHE U'1'ERM,43K VADEH HY? 'S k.x-A'.TIff YRS' QP ' TEE SENIORS 1957 Im- ROBERT VVLASCO fin' 22:5 h , X I I rv Q r X af, I x X J AMES HARVEY MAR ION WALLACE WALTERS W ARD mx Q5 I Mx Q w I RAYMOND WI EZYE K I RONALD J ACQUELINE WI LBER WILLARD ff 4-iq I f W N Ki-'rw-if E, D ON R R R' X E X X ' me' f NANCY T HOMAS VFIRLAC V ITITO MARVEL WI AR GAPET WASAL Acxr WATTS ' , 5 In, I K. . gs K N xQ 'Tv-'..,,I I I I I . W 'F FK N , , f I 5 SH P Q xv if Q-ix Xa JEROME WILLIAMS RICHARD WILLARD K .N,yNXNV-xx N X 1 ,X I P ' RICHARD BARBARA CAROL JAMES wymfxw YATES YOUNG YOUNG YOLING X LESLEE VONSHI PMAN NANCY VOGAN 1 WEAVER f SU S AN WAACK M- an D R X 1 . G ' WW f Q 'ff R In I ,f 7 ' ' 4 7 f if Q2 f QW ff 1 X D V , ' 1 -, M .3 DALE WACHNEIF R ICHABD WAGNEIR 1 I , , ,H ... M 1 ' I . M , f g 92 Z ROBERT ANNE LILLI AN DUANE SHARON WELCH vm SMA-N WIEDRAUK WIESE Q E I SANDRA WOOD QWN '94 L1 MARY JANE WALTER GERALD DOROTHY W ILLI AMS W I NKOWSK I WOLFF' WOLFGRAM wc DAA2 Q A QW' D A ' L A ' D 'S 1 R.: as fe Izl b 7 .D,, V Q. , VE: 3 f 9 , :L V : ' . .k ' ' '7:7?Lh x , X' ' bu , Q. VQQQQ ,',. 2 3 f L JOHN JOEL YAHNEB ZIEGLER HERBERT ZIEHL SANDR A PSN Z DI? EFfl45' ZOLITTSKI Y,, .,T is SENICDRS l I :A 'Wil' 195 7 A I .,A, MARY JOSEPH ELIZABETH SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES ZOLINSKI ZOLTON JANSEN GEORGE AHLGREN HENRY EULGENCIO CHARLES LANDRUM GEORGE BABER DEBRA GIEEORD JACK LODGE JAMES BREMER JOH GISSENDANER BOB LOYD ROBERT BROWN JOAN GRANGER LARRY MADDOx VIRGIL BROWN CAROL GRAM JOHN MCRENNEY DELORES CASTELLO LARRY GRAVES RON MINOR NADINE COAIL ROBERT HAWKE ERNESTINE PATTERSON GEORGE CRAWFORD JOHN HOWARD CHARLES SCHMIDT BERNICE CULPEPPER J. D. JERNIGEN BARB SIMMONS WALTER DAVIS EDITH JOERRE LARRY STEER MARILYN ECRER GAYLUS JOHNSON HANNELORE TANZLER PAUL ENOS BENNY JUAREZ KEN THOMPSON JOSEPHINE ELOREZ DANIEL KOBY ESTH R TODD RICHARD ERADD RALPH KRAMER TIM WALLACE RICHARD WALTON CHARLES ALFRED BUSCH, JF. November 11 1939 - AugUSt 7. 1956 IN MEMORY The Lord is my Shetherdf I shall not umnt. He maketh me to lie down in green Dastures: He leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul: He leadeth me in the baths of righteousness for his name's sake. Yea, though I walk through the ualley of the shadow of death, I will fear no euit: for Thou art with me: Thy rod and Thy staff they Comfort me. Thou Drebarest a table before me in the tresence of mine enemies: Thou anointest my head with oil: my out runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will duell in the house of the Lord forever. EDWARD KRUSKA June 22, 1939 - August 5, 1956 Ili D.A.R. PILGRIIVI The DAR award, sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution to promote an appreciation of good are citizenship among young people, is one ll of the highest honors a Senior girl can receive. In order to be considered a girl must have a 2.0 scholastic average, and have such qualitites as leadership, character, dependability and industry. The winner of the award becomes the DAR Good Pilgrim and competes with other Pilgrims on a R' g ,f National level for top honors. FOREIGN GUEST The Exchange Student program is designed to introduce students from America to some European ways and to give students from abroad a chance to view us a little closer. This year, as in the past, we were happy to have a student from Germany with us, learning our language, living our customs. It is with great pride that we welcome this student to our school, for through this exchange of ideas we are able to understand each other better. A -aa, .ang engage aaaww ww,,.6,: ,ii 1 if Chosen by vote of the Faculty Counselor Committee Barbara Marr, with a 2.9 scholastic average took honors as the Saginaw High School DAR Good Pilgrim rx ,XJ Hannelore Tanzler, our friend from abroai, talks in business of American Democracy with Mrs. Nia:-wood. nelore came to us as an Exchange Student and iix the year with one of our Saginaw families. JLJNIORS 1957 The surge of numbers hit Saginaw High with the first enrollment of this years Juniors. The largest class to ever enroll at SHS, the Junior class numbered well over 800. Returning this year with over 700 members, the class promises to be the biggest graduating class ever to graduate from Saginaw High. With the fine leadership which is present there, the Junior class should be one of the most active Senior classes in Saginaw High's history. JUNIOR HONORS the HI Speak For Democracyu contest were Daniel scott, James Salbenblatt and Eunice Schartow. CI? Junior class officers and their faculty advisor take time out from a planning session to pose for the AURORA cameraman. Tyler O'Keefe is President of the class while JoAnn Sheets, qbackgroundb is secretary and Linda Shaver is vice-president. With them is Miss Ewing, guidance counselon Saginaw High is proud of Eunice Schartow for her ptr formance in the nl Sneak for Democracyu contest Having taken local honors, Eunice went on to win the State and represented Michigan in the National contest which took place in Washington, D. C. Congratulations on a fini job, well done 2 X ir, ll ,f I f we A 'Z ' y , , J 1 . - V A N -9 3 N , -4 V ' A gg' A f D 'if 2 Wafail fy ' 7:ZZ V 9 A , V A ' 5 Q . ' A -..J ff 'wx . Joanne DOIIBIHS ROger James Freddie Jessie Roberta Abbott Adams Adrian Albrecht Allen Allen Allen N, it yfgy Wzf,LW J EBM Z: ,W may Wm ,N ji ,,,f. x 5' xv, 1 QE, he - ' ta gg! ,U 4 4 W., , wr f, J, w-wtf Ay I nf' I Z fl ' X? 'A , PZ' f ,, A 5 W '6,, Qfgxandd. ', . mek Nancy Peggy Rena Elaine Mary Theol Manuel A110119 Anderson Andros Anklam Antal Arnold Avila , fyn , A iw' : A X , - f gfvdf y Ny, , ' Q -J V. -1, j :AA I ' A A nnnn,f WQWMM X EQ Wy? M Rudolf Bernice Adolf lone James Donald Ronald Avila Awad Ayala Bacon Bacote Bamberg Bamberg A .,,i VVV, 1 :VVVV ' ' i f., fl,f f Q. ' f J J J f me ef i oi,nr, 'i A ',,, 4 A ig!! ,Ay IVV V , H V Nellie Darlene James Dorothy Steve Kenneth William Bandy Barnes Barnes Barnovitz Barris Bartes Bartlett .,., J V T, Wusz . . o U .. '11 vv,, is vi, I i , 1: A ,, I V In Z: If .Y a Q r 6 T' :,, Z: Mgt ,. R..-Q, qv i as ,' -: fx in - Qziljzff J, X ',',,' -L' g I 1 '53 H 5 0 I K5 -A ff! ' 1 a X W is Bonnie J I Paris Thomas Edna Brenda Ralph Clyde Baumann Beach Becker Beeler Behm Beier B911 1 x' , hfm w?i1? J ,, A an B' K 0 1 sf. X '3 4- Gerry Patricia Helen Robert Jean Gary Clarence Bell Bell Bendes Benish Bernanek Berneske Beyerlein 5 'Aw t 4Hf ',.A h ,1 Y N . f an -gf f A fa ff? 'gr- 're f ,M ff -'G 'W-f B 'S ', ,. -- X X My 1' rl .4 f. r 4, , V, . x iz: ilu' FL - wif , wif f 4 H, nd - .9 I, as I ' g S , . ...a AJ A A , .1 V A L ' XE3 f N, avi f as 3 Jafq G. 'r my , ' 0 -. . -: . IA ., I Q ' 3. I X r :age :S Af Y, A 53 5 Lionel Bingham X ' fzk g,i 6 f' x R1 X Q f I- 3 , , ggiifi I prix' Qs . . fi-12+- -Q5 X ima W' als -Sffijgsz Q X ,QM I ' Harry Boettcher S 2 Carrie Bradley -5 ? r Freddie Brill Y K X y 'J , G Gerald Buchholz 3 h Ronald BingLam X Edward Bishop Cora Blankenship , A V 3 tg! Q iw y G: fn' .M if - 'ha' Ang it : k g 1 J0hI1 Bonnie Gary B01iCk BOHHGII Bonnell BV' A I X A Qqqq K, .ui'm ' sar NWN' if A5 EA 'is nh ' ' S' wav 55 ' W pw, M sv K W ,Q i 6 ' .q r 5. K' f ' ffl X ,, Beth Bremer Gerald Bremer :lui r.r. gy ,' R FB XXBB 'wk . K x Wx we . xv, Q any in 2 X Rji NN 3 eg ' , is - K 'Nr' is WR I Helen Bremer NN vm L' Inv- qw' X Richard Richard Blazejewski Boensch 5, i Gif, :- W B H ,fv-Q . 1 -. K 1 ,Q ,,., -2, , ... ,....- 5 if-an-af' My .V 4 , Q F Xi : Ivwnf 1 Shirley Boose i-any 'lin-vi ff . Q- ' 2 -... AE' W 1 A Edward Brenske ngsgm :Q X , X ' ' 5551, xg A -:.:. 1:-:k Jacqueline Ralph Roger w21rde1,1 Bnmks Brmms mmmm Brown JUNICDRS . ., 'M 'P' . Q , kia M rw Q m gv'g ' War n a 9 K W: M 4? Mfg H 2 fN',f X x ...S Q 35 Ek Helen Sonya Naomi R 1 chard Bucholz Buddle Buitron Buj aki .1 t t 'QQ S w I QQ gg 1 1 ba 'MS wx , X Xl .I , ,way ., Q an Aus , ' xx g -, , pf' .5' K 5 t f- eqpwg, .2 5 J , . , . . - ' ' K Charles Burnell 54 'I r-. 1:9 .1 , aQ!!lL .1 MMA' , X , , .4 r. K 1 Q - ,7 fm U! ws- iff fy' 57 Z 1 if 3 Brenda Bowen Yhawwy , .38 'fm - w 6 Don Briggs Ken BO6FtmMl Roosevdi Boyd - 1 '4 'I 1 ' 1 as Gary Briggs S Q I X,,. 0 ' S si A, F ,I , ., , E' ypj t , S X6 5 me Q . - . .fri K g?NW!n X Ellen Bruns igfkm f-.G-13, X - xx x Edward Burgess Tyrone Bryant 2 R, ir.i . X Barbara Burmeister s K Q- i ps XS Ks . Q , V x . I ' ' X 1 .-N - -1 C? W' .-v if G 4 U A XS .1 M - pa x in -X mf- 'f -t V fx x Wei' N B EH sw 3, .1 .. '. . , Rx r Kalb' Dawd mme Fred Curtis mums Budl Cmwna Calloway Campbell Jon Campbell ,MM ,M W YD 'DL sw . - fi M3120 He l en Campbell Carpenter , x 1 x , , A' Q A ' MM. Bi ll M arilyn Chinnery Christian i M, 5 wrt' 'W Maureen Martha Cl ine Cl oyd ' -ff M M,nYM y, , aft' in N., .af Donna Compton QW W . W iw .t , M X ll 4-,Ay ' X X f V Y , f Sue Cook . -..J27 Ar-M Rita Linda Crooks Cross M , 'fsf 'ff - Herman Jean Daniels Dargie if ? ,rw I' riff., I-VM , fvr. ' M, fa, 'Z My ' MM 2511, M ,,- C ia XC' yy MM ,,,n , M ' -5- MMM, if i 4? -g f . A v Q I ff it -- - I, i i...' 1 M CMMM rf Q s 1, L? l 1 D0I'0thy Frank Genevieve Dorothy Asa Carfgan Castillo Castillo Caviness Cervantes FW ' 1 as ' -3- fs- M I Eg?-'e Lucius Rosemary Barbara Malcolm Lorraine Clark Clark Clarke Clements Cline 'av'-s nf? ' . . MM 'wr I A -75, M MM MMA Q, ' jg X .-Z y , MM,M G l f Dixie Stella Luther Warren Mary Coffin Coleman Collins Collisi Colmus 4. if I MY' er, 'A .1 H E i f 464' f' - - 1 ,',,, :Sf 4 -s -. fav at -ah! Mary Lupe Gerald Joan Shirley Cork Cortez Crawford Crawford Cripps :Il I' , 5 pw ii N xl rv vs' M -M 4 ' M W 1 W M V 1 --M it 5 f- ,i 1- MM M. ' ww . 9 M M12 1, -.--Mff ' ' nf L ,L A ,S Charlene Dixie Sandra Eileen Lorenzo Cummiford Curtis Curtis Daenzer Dallas P A .V M,. 'Q 2 Q Y, 9: , 9- ' ' -v-. . - M 13. 4 ,,. W - f' 'W K 7 i -, ,.. M -ef ' fi X ' Q A f-:Q cl- li, Q 1 ,. Maurice Melyin Jane Clifford Celester Davis Davis D e an D e Fo r e DeGroat is 1 1 M333 W5 A E 49ml 6'i!i ifhf5 r iw L by I A Y LQ, J! t L ,, V Q 'I ,W 2 ' w . .'...., , 'DMM Gary Kathl een Yvonne C a r o l Deinel' DI-Eflglel' DePeron Di e tr ich if' N' 'Y Juv 5' , Q. X. Betty Robert Barbara Kenneth Dingler Dittmar Ditts Dobis K 5 V ,ai e' H Q s' . it .X Q .k. 4 Q K xl YFX sg li Nil L E34 Sllsafl William Beverly William Do s e r Drummer Duffet Duke . h '-N-- . , E A Q Mm gf m N X 'iux Nw f' fm' ,f fs' A 'Q' r ' I W 5 ' Q af i h W l Niiwiuff :awe 45 lf? Q ,'L, -ff GN 'V' Sly ' - 1 X G Ronald Carol Constance Judith Ebenhoeh Ecker Eddie Edwards V- W. P X JUNIORS f 2' ' .-we : fl 1. 4: M. 5 ,. by ,..-,.. baW i?X fl- Rudolph Ernest Enciso Engelhardt 7QJEQ3.V i s ., I, iw-, N xc 7 iw' Bernice Gmmge Farwell Fmwer 56 ii ,. the Q Donald Ennis AK I E., Dennis Favel . W' ffm ! 'Q xr ,, + ' Q , W, ff- lx - agw s, A NX .ef Carol Evert 'vw lv LQ W ti Ethelyn Favel 7 W . 2-1 ami WW 5 M ,L-Mg X ' Z' , remit 14 Z- rii ..nf r A fi, F ,Z Mr ,v nv'u' f Carmen William Sharmi Dietzel Diffin DUak ii-f -sf Q wo- ' , is f ' if C3',5r F 15? 56551 Vkior Frances Thomas Uwak DOFT Dorrance f 'fc an , V 751.127 s 1 , by K i ' 'if' '7' i 4-A A '+,..?'. ' ' V , N , J ' F as 7? E 4 ' 4 M F ' ri F A . Mmy Phillip James mmnhm Dycewicz Dymond ...qt John Elizalde I ,:,, f iwiit QER J ames Faber U 5 ,Sigh -N Q ,-Q., 4 W 5 :. Dixie Favel Judith Elms xv Q. fb ' X , S' f we ,xt Max Elsmer SN s r , W. ii, f X ,AE-.Nag 'X xl Thomas Judith Falkenhagen Farmer TP 0 ' .1.n 'wa . L M2 g,Z+..,., Banmra Elaine Federspiel Ferchau 5 -ag W A11 '- mg fzf if Y , We X 'JW Beverly Field Am 1 S -W' v, , fjwwr adau . -as Z -Q , QQ f . , fi A , .X ,, .uf ,Q wwf' M356 1 U, x .7 Y' qv- , f 1 Kathleen Fluette ,Y 'PWA - xf WW . ,er er , fs -.Aff W-M' Xwdg David Fresorger xy, ,,,u 'W - 11096 , W ar x s, 'Z Q f X if ,Mah ?T4W' ' 2,1 ff ,f , QV iffy AQW Jerrold Fields .iwrwdiwgc 'z'Z?Z3 Jac Ford rx V , 'va ,, 1,51 Wt f X X 'K James Fritz Eloise Garcia fahw 'tl f -' 11 ,fs .,,,41lf sf al' l Larry Gifford A My Thomas Goff 7 4 Charles Garrett Wm 1' 4 f 1 2 1 Z4 f V! v D ,. Q 1 QS! f X -42 A 1 4 , , 'nj :eo aww, 074, W wh -,, ,cr ,A , Q' 'IV Z'f -fv ,W , y -1 ,f 'Cf 7 eww f --,fa ,,, Ref E m,22QW . ff ,.: ff' H541 'tag fw Kenneth Jack Fields Finger V Thelma Ford Janis Fbrtenberry Jean Fischer X as Jane Frazer v, . ,A in , , 5,5 ,uw2ja,fWiQ f 'Q ' Q' 3 f5.,iQ f' W 773 if -rw 1' ' WY N: V ' 3' , I -M, ', 5' I C53 .- ' V I , AA--sl f' ' I .df , ,. , s - 1 Q af- f 4 Edward Fulgencio ASIDK Shirley Frost gr if , 7' 4 Mig! . 1' Robert Geese Gary Geitman Robert Gaertner If -1, 2 ' fi I iv John Gelski I 4,4 .pus -.1 David Fletcher ,0G7?, J ,Qfi!'Qf?l In f, ,av r ' ' ffl . , 'f 1, Geraldine French an-W' . , 5 4' f f ax' A , 'Z il? A? 7 X 5 Lillian Gajewski faam E 42, Q f . 5 nfl - 5 1 f , VK , fa., f 4 JEIHIGS JUNICDRS J GIGWV .V K X in Q 1 ,V 4 J ..,, If f I J A' 'rf a '53 ,f pw' iQv'1U ' J inf M ' 1 f ja A 4 ff? 'M , gd Q - W' , H f V' F fp' M J'f -v ' Q X j, V V vvvv I V' Z??a F ' if Bunny 1 ef ' G a tt F A Harriet Amy 113 Ronald N Hattie 'N , 4: 4' . 1 v., 5? ' X Acension Flores W John French .Fw -41.641 I 1' 4- -.N Q af YT? 'X Albert Gallup A K f' 1 W' Q fl Sh Alice f -.rf s -,, Y gr, Jag? 733 ' 'vis 11 f A Orlyw Gilbert Gilford Gillam Gillig Gl.ad11ey Glover , Vwfgx if 4!lU'.,x - Qhvlggf Aw T in im ,sin t 5 v V 8 -X fa ,D ff' tw ,, -af if ff. -.4 sg. if.-:Q 'ff un 3 'ir X 1 LIL F- q-, Rf' Si f l'l ' W tx M M' 11' L xv I g- W 'N Ronald Gomez ,ak Ronald Gorte David Gomez L.- s X A3 BX- . ,. , K ...f ' James Bonnie Harold Goschke Gosen Gould ,r.?, .vs i L 'J m as . X - I. A Thomas Grabmeyer 5 s f X4 X I ISMNN X r Q xg M 3 r 1 zz-vt X H James Greve X V' we x rw QD gf! JA Lucy Guerra as ,. hd? G e r a l d G u t t o w s ky G l or i a H a l l E l a in e H a n n o n 58 5 ' ' - , . ., g 'f' G -- -... Q A Wg ' X , l E ' ' 4? ff' J 'U , x N5 :A, K , 5 G . , Q X ,.-,. ' w. ri 'W' in - - M - bl Rf N , ' . H Gail Mary Donald Clement Irving Burk Grah am Gram s Granison Grasso Graveratte Greenwald vx Q! X e-.adsl LW -If fwn Janet Charles Ruth Sharon Mary Gary Grew Giffin Gfyna Grover Gubbins Guern We 'f s J? W.. .V' J 'A ' in New . K r V ,Q f Ofel i a Frances Robert Sue Eugene Henry Guevara Gulas Gulvas Gulvas Guster G utman Us N . ..., Q, Q My J . V P' Am Wx 'ff . x . . J. 'W . W if W fi , A -. S-r' ,YI X I, X J. :mvx I :R 1 N ,f K I. K x J G fm., I Paul Richard Alice Brenda Virginia Ronald Haag Haefling Hagaman Hager Haiderer Hal bm an f -a.a 1 e..A . Q, , G - .fin R A gg, N wx New rl V il A ll James Patricia Lana Gerald Ronald Pe t er Hall Hall Haller Hallman Halm Hammontre -ff .:,V, 9 - , g , ., f N J b ix lliffhr Q Q x .M . .kiwi . qw , if ,, 1 J ' ' . 4 1 v.Q::, A R ' Nh Q-ef fl Q Xl -as H . . K as V..' Maud ie Doris Carol Loraliee Celeste Caro 1 Hare Harris Hartl Hawke Hawkins H ayes 1 Nancy Hege s .4-5 - as 4. 1 4- , X is sw Q H. ! 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' ww , f f I S' S 'ull' I V -uldif' : .nw fill' b K, ,,,, .1 Norman Kleinbreil awash, I Illll g . fi 1 'eg , XNQQ Thomas Koehn 60 T V4 N X f w, fx 'f n W C3 V , V' ,J ,.,.-va, ' ' axm, A t ,X ac L' ' ff- if J T M J T -. sv' Q 1: ff 74' ' ,cal - K' X v-' ,, 'ff' ' XQWT' aa, D fdf agfxjfhv J Y J ' X,-?f1'?2f'S ' . 1 ' - , , :'if,fg:-gXpw Ff2f1' Thomas Jesselaitiz RosaLee Jewell Harvey Johnson .1 QM 3 h A vm 7, K Q-,F t S 1 .Ak K, gd- M XX - T L John Scharlene Leo Jones Jmws Jordan ' V,?Qf , 5-jg 5 J - 8'345.fT.,- Tl, , Q k JAN, 3 he M, q wh Q. fl M 3 has f , 5 J ' 3 i' f Fix 4 Q K E2 'IZXX mel S AA-.L , i f. , XX . sfi SQSKMXAGQ Mwce Theresa Badmra Kavanagh Keenan Kehm A K 'QM . 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A 5 - , 5 1 -Q F .L -R ...w Z, 1 Je. -we he 1 W J ,, ,, ,W V f iffy? f 5 V, Wi ZA f ly 'RYA Robert Robert John Sandra Donna Rgbert Leach Leachman Lee Lee Lehmann Leininger gg, 4, -v,,fa . f 'K an +R fe I 11 Q es- Q , 3- ' hi NOW 1 25- ,.l, . AJ t x vg 'I I .V X i - ,Jia Dorothy Marvin Marilyn Richard Ronald MaryJane Lentner Lentner Leonard Leslie Lester Leveck , 5 'fQZ' Q x .,,g Sf 1 i sf all 4QQgx 'ap , aw' , , L fm me ,bc 3 ,Q f 'Uh a 'Q' , 2 Q? 4 'R ' an . il- Q-,LX VJ. 1 'X I Y K '- ,,.,, ' vA, 3-51 Michael Beverly William Ronald Anderson Juris Lewis Lichon Lidell Lielais 61 E. FS , . ' ' J '1 . Q J r Q.. . J vi ,i U .. s ktb' kniv si A , gy 11 1 I - ' '. ,v 'F X ix 'sw H - I g L Q , +375 ' Y - i , ..Z. Q Q 'X ig o J Y X Katherine LeRoy Barbara Flossie Irene Carl Wilma Lilliesterna Lilly Lodge Lowery Lowery Luedtke Lutzke ' 1 f wr- f ' - A Q 1 B or re r l . .sr for , + 9' ,S I 9 wi V L lAS, , N V . ..,. L J J , . - 'S K, , an A I V 1 1- ,V ,,f I M L. -' P L' V it . 'i m L R 'f. j William Julia AHth0I1y Ruth Delories Mary D. Mary Lynes Lytle Maldonado Manchester Manial Martinez Martinez y e ? ort. S .o k l ,A Q 'R Y ,a -rre - are A - f J , ttic X I ,. M Antoinette Sharon David Beverly Gloria Judith Andrew Mathews Maturen Maves May McAlee McDonald McFarland X xr' I ':':: ' - - xi, 095' 5 -.1 f 6 'IJ M f 'Q x,, ,, 'vga -'il' L , - V fs? 'X B N , -fr R 4 X X A 4 1 ..jj1.3 A gi f: wg V JN? , ax 1 1 l fl' x X 5 i Virginia Floyd Carolyn Bonnie Carol Terry George McGrondy McGruder McHenry Mcmtchie McLean McLean McMillan xt - ,.: .L 'N...s-f . X5 L xv i oyaoo L James Beverly Kathleen Juanita Lawrence Joseph Bonnie McNichols Meadows Mehl Melchor Melchor Merlone Mertz , , a . , la t r A 3 L , 1 :V H ,. wi 'iles-f,5 L i a f . We ' M B 5 l ,gs ,X Q I K J J 5, K 'Q faQ5,.ffFQi'i4 fx big John Kay Gerda HUGTG Carl Dennis Marylee Meserve Michulka Mielke Myles Miller Miller Miller 62 Arlene Milwrick ' TT X Xfhw' wf' , 1.-3 X wx' ggi kg ' 'sk , r XX N Dawn Mortimore ,mm Dale Murlick Maxine Nerychel Tyler 0'Keefe 4' Daina Paeglis 53' WW f I K, f X 3, Q --nw' 4' ,jx-' M, U! , Y , V 3 , A 3 Charles Rose Marie Mitchell Mgggo iyi 2 5 ,,,,, MWSQW ,WW' SVU V fm- Q ' ,, 1, 'Vff M 2 gf sr fg.f . -My Daniel Moser 1 X . f, f . f i aj M 1 ff xfw ,Q .. ' wi we ,,,, fy James Murphy 5 WWW' ' Gerald Nichols a af 4, i P ff , fa! J f X Q My .,, fwaWWH WL Kenneth Osborne Carol Moskal V,,,, xx it , ,,,, , M3155 'I Q u ,, J Q I '. 5' ,MWEVQ tiara , fgiiik, - glw igzfc-5 , ' X itfflf W P Nw Q + ,fgzffiifir Robert Murphy 5 ,...,, 0 I 'HM i -ff' L-' 5 ,rv 4 if or 'rf 5 za X yy I, Mr Q ly 7' v , Larry Nichols C ' i Q f ag fggmw ,W Xia ! 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Q., , ...W-gi., 7? .y , , A V 'J 5 'Thx QQ Nm , kb 4 '7 r.r, .P ., ix if 4 x is , Kenneth Elaine Marjorie Lorena Joyce Pretzer Price Pringle Pritchard Provost L Yi' xi ' ii-K S Sim 2, Q-: --ii t' 'yitfg jig, ' ? i 15 P K NK? X4 gg? ii XR l if X N ii .Q X Q, RX X 9, is 'X N A .'-5 . ' W W 'i Carl Bruce Mary Lou Richard Carol Quakenbush Raymond Reed Reed Reichle igzzggml, uiggwlx ' v is A va si t . ff' r S x ax ,kr'-.f. . 1 Norman Sarah Joan John Ronald Reinke Renn Renshaw Rethman Rethman V A i R R cc 5, K X ia 3 a iygf. R X H fQggLQr1Q ' 5 'N Jfs' ' M ' 2 i ' 'Sf X fi iQ? Qi 1 Mi t T Q kk. 'W .rp f JA at if 1 it . ff' Q X If ,yt XX N- t X 3 far is E: Jfgg. f XNQ-S ss 514 Afiil Josephine Chester Mary Margaret B0bbyAnn Rico Rigney Ritter Roberts Robinson ,rj Margaret Plowman iv- f 2 3 ' for 'f,H x f, Margaret Powell 'I Q , 15511 Q 'A ' aj' X ag: ,. in ff' 1. Robert Przybylski Barbara Reinadt 'F X Sharon Richert T is c..r Ls Q SNP x Dorothy Robinson f 5 ,,W,, A I X ,Li 2,5 -,. vu ?,g,f, I Z in If 1? ' ' ' 9 I - . C:- I ,, , lv f 7. V , I 5 V f W, , gd ff F Nl lf! 0 SM I .490 ,014 fwfr 427 H W J Imants Anderson Mary P3-tI'iCia Larry Judith Manuel Rosa Rogers Rohn Rohn Rousseau Rowe Ruada A my S if W, , V71 4 A ' P1 V y f'- 1 ibiza' ia ,V , 0 ,, Q A! Helen R0dI19y William Sharon Elia Elvia James Ruiz Rush Ryle Sabisch Saenz Saenz Salbenblatt , , nit Q ,f l 10,1 - fi ' .l'l, ' J N, at , J S X XV, .qrfrs f -.'f' ' , V G9-1'-V James FSU Harry Barbara Lee Barbara Sally Salmel' Sangster Sargent Sauseda Savage Savage Sawatske ff fi., , I V V 6 VI I ., .,.o 1 VF I Q fp 4 kv ,qw i f ! ali fm 'W ,I W na M to xg gk Q as 'V of ,J K. X i 1 I J A HZ, J 17' ' - ,. my S M ' A Gerald Eunice Penny Carlo Jeanine Dennis Diane Schaeding Schartow Schartow Schrena Schl icke r Sohnel 1 Schomaker l A V I ., av A fyfm , 1 1 f'm, ,, A 'JZ' ' ,' ' N 'W 17 i f 1 'V' 1, , W, W, ay r , A as an ff 'ri' fx ij ' M A as .ese V f A A A ai ff f aa, so James Joanne Mary Kaye James Avis Carol Robert Schuil ing Schul tz Schul tz Schwannecke Scoon Scott Seaman Q L-o M, P 'Z ' hw? X, If V. gm ,v -.- '- ::- X 6 ,. ' f' ' 'vb y J,.. M To l A R, NA ,A A I 'Q - ' 'S 'A X F 41' A i fillljlail- if . X ' Q' ,E M '21'E21iisf. I Rita Arthur Linda JoAnn Miggie Ardith Larry Serecky Shafley Shaver Sheets Shelton Shepherd Siems R S S 1 , , -' -.le sy. KX X n . W fg'fggi ,X p q A S 4 A 4 5- A -'X', A A ig 'Q M ,,, up f S ul M X A ,E K I P wifi 'Q MTM fl 'ifri' v ' XM 5 XXNQT , A. 'I Cru A i Q my ,df ,X v A Y, Y if .., A5 tx X 'Q ' 2. f .A W X fl J - I . S91 k S 4 ww ,Kia iii .N WV : ' W Pearl E rnestine JoAnne Diane Catherine Yowanna D119-H9 Siems Sievert Simmons Simons Sims Skipworth Slater S ' a v ivilv ' x ww X K , X, - ' 5 N, ,fjbtli X J.. fi A - FT T: Q 26. ,, f 1 N' 2: 0 XX fur I ' X .5 N QE, -5 . L F V'-D X X . a Ae at -A. . V ,,. X Ai X Ni, Y? , V . V A X Xa n ,tg -- ' . -.'.,4fz?'1 , 2 f Yvonne William Warren David' Moyne Paula Phillip Slavin Sleamon Slodowske Smith Snith Smith Smi th , Q' S Qi: A 5- 4 .1 'F S t A 0 T X Tv-.' , 2 ff: fr ,Q JN: , 'it if A S ' 3- 'F , A Q w... X , 1 X , A A - ' .W X -2 .. K if ?v 4. K xxx-I ' AX A if S Stanley Nilah Renelda Patricia Norman Yvonne Dorothy 501314 Sommerfield Sonsmith Sova Spangler Spanj ur Spaulding A-A X ,Q nlln X. N X r Q .S ...E i f A kzhh ,gl Q- AA, 'F bI -fr A-at , , 3 ,S 3 ! V ' et h S X . Pb X p 1 -ay r X, Q A-.A l llA A it 'fr 5 . K X x 1 . ,.,A:. 'M A I I! ' ' J Robert L eonard Bernard Donald Betty Vodies John Spear Speckl in Spencer Stack Stanton Staton Staver X N ,. . ,F 41 T f, t ,W as 1 Vi? - 5 gf 'X 'ff 'X ' Barbara Lewis M89 Mafy ADH George Joyce Ronald Steiner Stephens Stephens Stockford Stolz Streeter Streeter .., ,. Q ' , ' si A .X r :as 6. 38. x V Tv! X. N X i N, K ,va i 'A 4 r any ang x --'sg o f x AX: X ea X S M if-fX -J A X A ff v , Xa X f er- ' X , ,I in I3-5 i i V it ffm A Q lhlv V F i Xi A J Charles P atrick William Ronald Angeline Vernell Glenda Sullivan Summerfield Sutto Sutton Swanton Tarrant Strod e 66 5:4 4 ,, ,,74e ?WW J .f' 3?-W, MPHH y 4 A I ,wt , 'avr' 'gf,t '- f'?iQ: fl A-T . vw ,VE ,, 'nf , I , Q , , If Q 'va , Q ' ff, , ' , 'f r Q ' ,rc A 'W EQ, ' 4' ' ATN -, w1,f J h YHJ , fQf,4 f 5wfZ?yu f R aw: Mi ' ' I X '1 f i Carolyn Jeanette Techentien Thom 2 W, s Q L Florinda GUS Torrez Triantafillon 4, A562 'VY W It 4 3 54 ,ar a, 'ZEVW 'ZHW,? 4+ ' 1 QV? W' Q , get I , M 12, ' , 1 f liafgggglik 1 JoAnn Van Conett Wayne Vanderlip Richard Thompson IN V wi 1. '1 nw Ronald Trier 7, 5 'Q M ,uf ,-W X ,,, .NJ M4525 n fffjipsfg Leah VanGui1der 4, X if 1 K, 5. ,Z , f M4 , f V140 W' V wwf , , . ff ,f f. A I .9 . I ff: , 551 V' L41 . aaa ' 26 f va , 1 as fl Q A 4 Vgif mf? ! as , ' , K, X V , ,, W W .f . ,WEZRMZ Janice Vitito Victoria Vetting 'lv I 7' , . ,. at , Q 4 X 'I ff g V, ,,Ji J X f rf 72 2 K Q 2 R' 'Q W,,,,, ?' W A 3 Qagawat , 2 2 Ralph Walters Frank Wander l lf n f V 9 f ' M-F' :- as f A as- . ,is As ,,, V, S Joyce Gertie Wasco Washington IW? , .,, Eugene Volk ,,,,q,W -J , arf: y I, G 2,4 I, 'W X. I - 'X R ,tai John Ward M 4' Joan Webster Willie Thompson ' 7 ff .. , fr' . E F X 4, , ,Al ' :if I Z Jean Thompson Robert Tizer 1 gg! ' , is ,,v,g,:,f 9? A . Q Q . lf- I fi? ' if V amaze 5 A ,'iQ,2,i , , f p ff A X Robert Troglen X 4 J- ,V If I W ff ., , , Margarita Varela David Turner Jean Tyerina ,M f ' 0 -I Q X , Sarah Vaughan Verna Vereb a V. m.,1r J - W W I ,MM f'N-..,, 15 ra M :Ll ,.,, A ,,'7 A W vw I, , , rd.. 6 vu Z A 4f,J-4k X f W ggiggge. 1362 ' 'f ,S -fff 1 iff, IEW: J JP W .V, Q? ,f 2 f if 'X PNK 'lllvv J zz , if f Gary Wade Judith Wade Eileen Waite JUNIORS ffm J ,J I ffi f f 4 -J ' Q? rtrr f',ff 4:7 -:7 X uuulub 1. xx 'WTEE aefia , .f ,, v f v i Q, he Roy Ann Robert Ward Warhurst Warner Q . ., I' ', we - Valve? img? 'R if ' 1 -W 1 W a q fe F' , -agp -R. di 'J W 5 J . f , Hr' ' 'VQEWQ ':- - Jean Weeden June Weeden Weirauch Robert I F as , f 1 In x 4 -4 wit' 3 2 M , , A Gerald Tolles s. . 'fo ack' -4, '-A ,wl -.H-a g Richard Ulrey wa.. -1? ,.. ,,.,. .gy W , f AV. ff James Vesterfelt ,-,J- w-..., June Walters 1 -v X ,iff ' rl ,A 14 , , Nancy Warriner Al -1 -5.1 ,nu Sharon West - 'di .4 6 bm Sr yuh, si 1 J H ,. . t ii' t l A l S + S- A X W VA',' 'H sw 5-N V in , ' ' - xl W' J I . : 3 pm' if 15 V h iff f. ffl . . T f, J flffgia :ffm 3' ff Mary David Doris Eugene Sally Douglas Fred Whatley Whitney Whitting Wiggins Wilder Will W11119-ms Q . N ,' J fm 11, 4 ei+.i S 4 ff an . i Q S i Clyde O' Neal Leroy Marlene Sunny Boy Larry William Williams Williams Wilson Wilson Wilson Windlaw Winistorf in gdb F fix VZ? f . an V: 2, 'Q V : ga , ,jg S ,1 V W, -.. i 8 S s x V A if -sss -ff l rf S M.. 5 , 4 J are r i' wi Susan Frank U Darlene Jean Lerry Kay Cal-01 Winkowski Winners Wirth Wi rth Wi rth Wi se 'tt W1 V f - 3 .-L. ,. .'L S -S , W' Q ' Q in K S li Q -wi S -- S iw . A S, X f if - as I ' r V 1 .av James Ronald Janet James Orval Patricia Oral ee Woern Wojcik Wolbers Wolff Wolfgram Wozniak Wright E L l'- 3 x EN Q I P si ff ,X Q - . ,. P S .- 1 fg V 7 1 al ' 'Nm 'Lg Q I r r. 'iffy 3 ., ' N2 so -..A , fa' to r .J it S , or Jll' A sssa Q mf 1 - if fs-.4 I fx . r ,... r.r.. ..rrr.r. . sssfifs S , . E William Joyce JoAnn Sharon Robert Norman David Wright Yarabek Yarabek Yauck Yauck Yockey Young . I -V xblv X' if-J x x . f -ii ' . S' 5 , S f R ,ll so b Iv -. P :Q x Y 1 f Nw, . .Q J 'W iff' X f 'Q FN l X Edward Samuel Janet Christine Lawrence Jerry James Young Yurcso Zaleski Zamudo Zietz Zimmerman Jaenicke 68 'ei Q3 ll !?: ,Y N 5 sv 9 N , .-Q S M 'E ig ?a'-f V John Kelly Helen Arortolo Willie Bandy Mary Bedford Leon Beeman Curtis Bland Kay Ann Booth Ruth Ann Brelhaver Edward Brown Willie Brown Edward Bryant Sam Collier Lester Cradit Hope Cruz Dale Dietrich JR'S - NO PIX Dale Dietzel Darlene Dimick Willie Drummer Gwendolyn Ham Geraldine Harris Nellie Hauley Rose Lee Hewitt Marian Higgins Robert Hill Donald Holden Herman Johnson LeRoy Jones James Klemish LeRoy Knuckles EUROPE BOUND Leonard Kruhalski Roger Lagalo JmwsLmmm Sandra Maack Richard Mallette Pierce Martin Kay Mayer Morris Meredith Charles Modlin Patricia Pruiett George Punches Charity Raymond Ted Robinson Harry Sauseda Carol Scott John Sparck Gary Sprague Jeanette Stachura William Stukel Richard Thomas Max Tigner Robert Warner John Watts Helen Wells Willy James Wells Robert Weaver Vera Lee Williams Ronald Woolever Seva Wright What began as a student assembly to hear a report from exchange student Ann Kynast, who spent last summer in Grrmany as an exchange student, ended in a tremendous show of school spirit and four juniors and two seniors representing Saginaw High School in Europe this summer. At the suggestion of Principal Tibbet, the students pledged themselves to raise a fund for the uExchange Fundn. From applicants four juniors were chosen. These people will pay half of their own expenses and the Exchange Fund will pay the other half. In mhhtimi to the juniors sponsored by the student effort, two seniors will also represent SHS as independents. Students were chosen for the honor on the basis of school activity, ability to share the expenses, personal qualities, and personal ability to be responsible for himself The success of the program insures its continuation as another fine tradition of Saginaw High, Discussing the coming trip to Europe which came as a result of the Student Exchange Fund, Wr. Ward Tibbet, Principal, seems to be telling of his own experiences in Europe. Franz Jordan, only senior in the group and an independent exchange student listens along with the selected juniors, Eunice Schartow, Jane Dean' L90 Jordan and Kathleen Fluette. Another independent, Janet Moore was added to the list iaren SCDPI-ICDIVICDRES 1957 With the beginning of the new school year, seven hundred eighty-six sopho- mores were welcomed as new Trojans. Many of these new students have already distinguished themselves in many ways, in athletics as well as in scholastic achievement. We welcome these new Trojans and trust them to carry OH the high standards of achievement which have been set by classes bGf0I'9 them. Having received perfect cards for the first semester of their sophomore year, these students represent the aca- demic side of the sophomore class. They are, left to right, Robert Armstrong, Luis Castellanos, Alice Sal- mer, Geoffrey Smith, and John Cloyd. 70 my ' -'Jil The officers of the sophomore class are: Larry Kast, Vice-Presideutg Dale Gambill, Presidentg and Janet Domino, Secretary. SPECIAL HONORS Too often we wait until a student has finished his course in high school before recognizing his achievements. In so doing we neglect to mention those who have been working faithfully during the early high school years and achiev- ing excellent records. For this purpose we present the Sophomore students who have accomplished the feat of receiving all A's for a full semester. so ,,,,,,..,.,,.,,.,.,, - A Y f z tif. KV ,V V ,X V . - Sandra Ackerman - J , , Amarda Ayala V 4 f VV , V f f HZ 0 Yolanda Avila, , - 3 ifqf, V ' J L ' Carmen AudaS X V,V lw,Q7V2 Vf VVV A., V- VV '57 'V ,Vg Nfyra Aspin V f za. , VV , I' I 'V WAR , V ' ' Tom A111411 11, Q fly J K f A qg Robert Armstrong 1 V, ' ' X V Steve Armeros 1 L if l 7 , J f B Jean A115011 , 3 , 4, 5- , , 'F fl' BFUI10 Ansevico 1 ' ' 4 f ,V V ' V6.4 ' 'f Douglas Anderson - ' M V '-':. V KE-Z7 ' t 4:73 Bonnie Jean Alterman Vg, V V - V V V V 1 V . MV, V Dennis Alsguard Q f V .11 in 1 , N Sharon Allen V V V fVV V V V V Florence Allen g V CVV'f . '41 V V 4' ,V :W Louene Ahlgren - ' Sylvester Aguilar ll X 'Mi 55 ' , ' 3 'J ' f 4 f Louise Adams l . , VZ V, RVVVV Gene Baase 2- ' V ..:,:.:. 5 I V, Jean Banks fy A p 'J A f ' V f , ' Leslie Banks Vg, i., ,. it ,,.' ,, W, L 17-P V V ,V Annie Barnes A 2 , 'MVV5 l V ' , V VY A Sarah Barnes . an - J X f 5 .fi Greg Hams ' f' ? ,V,V:g ' . A ' I I ' 37' Vi.. f Paul Bartholomeu ,X . rf, 2 WW VV VVQVJQZS XV sf ,,, VVV V VV V Ro on Basser e J , , A' A , , 1 ' f ' Joyce Bates ' V ' f' V' f, 42 ,z James Baumgartner -in Q .V V ,.:,: ,, gf, V , Vg ,KQV -s-A V gg '7 7 4 ,V V war -ww ZVV,w, f , V gg, Farris Beard ' J f W f J X lf'--f . Silverio Becersil mf ' .,,' S . M' A lgsff- it 1 J' , . . , , ' '- -M-A V ' I V -5- Patricia Becker , ,, V ,, L V - , MV V , V J, Kay Benzenberg X 4? A . f Dewey Bertram ' V fha' I ' f ' Z V V Gay Beuker ' ' 5 V V J V - Q ' V . Arthur Biarlein ' 7 ' -Wi 2? A .,. ini, f '53 Q '--1 ,,, -' Sandra Billmeier f VN' 7 it A! V I f g V 'V sw I V V ' V V VVV 'W Rosalie Bitters ,J 1 - Vwg X A Eddie Bivins Q V , W V f V, WWI? Margaret Blackwood A fp Muff, ll: as M Charles makes if W f'T'21J 'L , 9 , Ronald Brewer V ' ' 1. fa N . Dawn Briggs Q1-v V 1 V V -5 f ,,, 'D .5 ' , V ' '. If It -3 Va s M' Eugene Briggs ...J 13 Q ,gr Q, V is 1 Nancy Brigham at- V --sf 5 V ., J if Y , Beverly Brinkman , :.1,.v , Z V, Edith Brooks T ,W f- , A J Aaron Brown ' fi M Q A1. ,V jf ' -V V ,1 5 Janet Bloom A , ' . , M A ' 'J Robert Bohn -fr VV 3 ' Via ,V , ia, 5, Nina Boumann 1 ,. ' . A' Q- is . ' Dorothy Booth 'tri' Q r A if J - r in :, J Mary Boom ' L 'Q Marge Boruszewski f . f .X 5? ' . . A V. VJV i I Don Bosserdet 1 fOr N 5,-1' , lg f '- X J T: his 'Q P - 4 use Ernestine Bothel Mary Boyer Clyde Braman Mary Louise Brandthey Sezanne Brasseur Edward Bresseth Beverly Brethager 7'I Benny Brown Carol Ann Brown George Brown , N QQ , , e- X X . . , A , . K .ff 'V' I ,A Z 'W 'P P fi me ' H A' .I Leola Brown 1 N Q 4 gg ,JV ' - B 'ff' Pearl Brown 1f Q QT , K 3 - ,lf ff- - if ' f' ' Barbara Browning , ,Q QQQQQ QQ, Q . , QQQ , 1 X. Q Q QQQQQQQ Darlene Bruns - Q X X 'Q N Q Harold Bruske ' A -X . ,T J J ' - 'aa 5 Q ,, Q .Q , 7,74 Dale Brushaber B 'Eli ' iii f., J .A ll Wu, 19 'X T ' ti if ' Lois Bryce Q , Q4 l , N, ,r , . 'm 3 f 4 itll Q J al, Q M- '- e 'Q' Q N ,,... Q 1 QQ Al Q Dorothy Buckley X ' J Q 1 X ' Henry Buford ' Geraldine Bunzow ' Ruth Burk , Q Q A 2... '25 John Burnell i , Y, X- X5 fl, 2 'Y 567' C .7 Q-X .J A Carol Burr J 5 i 5 X X f , ' C., 5 TV X Leslie Burtnett 1 i r R ' '-in Betty Bushong N-.Qs Qi Q Qu- J ' Judy Butcher ., ,Q , Q iff, Q QQ X X -Ii ' X -'M' Q QQ Roy Byrd Q. i X' M 55 Mary Cabellero Q Q T, ' W ' M Y 'Q QQQ, Qs Q W , Bruce Cahman ., 1 Q Q 'if' , M Wi it if i J A' 1 . 9' 'gr Clifford Caldwell 5 ' a Mfg ff Lf. 'XF' 'f jj, Q Thomas Cameron X XXXX 2 X b -. h' 4 Xl X Mary Am C3mPbeU XL A 1 , a W Q ,TQ X , R Patrick Carpenter Irene Carranza M '- Mike Carreon Q QQ C Q, in , N 7-N M Reyna Castanon ,N si 5? ' ' '- f Qi' Az-alia Castellano ' N' Q ' +A- Luis Castellanos 'W Q Florence Castle Q Q Nt f E, 1--2 Nancy Chalenko Q ,,, Q X ,,, Q . ,QL QQ I., 1 4- Q QQ 3 r Jacquelyn Chamberlain Q Q , ' ,Q ' , X X as Julie Chambers Q HQ QQ: 'T f' Q ,, eg Cla r Walter Chapman G 'i' 0 as ' 5 'P ,Q X X .., ,gg . Q mule chester :QQ , Q Q : QQ X, YQ X .QQQQRQ Q :,, . Susan Chislea if ' X . ' Merry Christmas QQ Q QQQQQEN Corothy Clark SOPHCDMOFQES Geoffrey Clark Howard Clark Elinor C layto John C loyd William Condon William Conrad Kenneth Coombs Joe Cooper Louis Cormier Cecil Corum Patricia Cosner Robert Cottrell Carol Coulson Sue Cousineau .Q QQ- Qt... ,Q . Q , X X i X ---fQ .,...-' ,, X '--. X X -' Q v li-X ,Q A I . .,,,,, . . 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Martin Crarnton John Crandall Norman Crape John Crirn Calvin Cross Jimmy Cross Kathleen Crosson Cathy Crotzer Irene Cruz Diane Culbert Richard Cummins Leal Curry William Cymbol Dale Lorman LeVoy Daniels Larry DeCaire Tom DeFever Clifford DeFore Donna DeLavern Daniel De lavey Herbert Delgado Mirta DeLos Santos Thomus Dernetrious Barbara Dengler Thomas Denton Sharon DePlanty Kay Descho Richard Dickhausen Kenneth Diffin Richard Diffin Sonya Dijak Nancy Dinninger Janet Domino Eugene Dotson Sandra Douglas Jacqueline Doyle Jim Draves Raymond Drown Kay Duby James Dudewicz John Dudock Tom Dunlap Robert Dunn Donald Duranzo Douglas Eads Harry Eaves Annie Eccles Louis Economou Gail Ehlert Loretta Elbers David Ellsworth Kathy Elms Beverly Ernmeott Sandra Erdman Carol Eurich Robert Emerson V' 1 , ? , 'M' ,Z .. A' ' Ar ' f I -V 1 --H Q43 - W I ,lv ff., yy 1 iz -f 'M Q x Z-W-ff , , ,- f' M. 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'X V ,255 '. ,sv Y. ,. 551- , ,. , '-- , Ai i.. . t I 3 ,xt W -mv N. 4 ,,. .,vx -'Z .... . ,..,- iff, it ,141 l, due 74 6 S Larry Evon Sharon Evon Larry Fairchild Gretchen Falkenhagen Judy Fauver Janet Federspiel Anne Fehrman Judy Ferguson JoAnn Fessler Jill Fila Fred Fi.ndlay Wayne Findlay Eleanor Finger Georgia Foglesong Gordon Forbes Beverley Fortier Joanna Foster Robert Fowlkes Susanne Franctk Sharon Frazier Donald French Sharon Frenzel Ruth Fresorger Sharon Fritz Silviana Fulgencio Alice Furstenberg Janice Gaertner Sharon Gallagher Dale Gambill Roy Gamez Gilbert Garcia Carol Gardner Belfred Garrett Sarah Garrett Willie Garth Dale Gaudreau Marvin Gauldrnan Richard Gaumer Dennis Geitman Donald Gembarowski Judith Genski Robert Gerkin Jacob Gies June Gies Judy Gilles Sharon Gilmore Earl Glasby Donna Glavanbuich Barbara Godo Janice Godo Rosalinda Ganzales Melvin Goodenough Dorothy Goodlow Betty Gorksi Robert Gorski t We Q s NJ 31. - v , Roger Gosen 1. , M ,, l , 427 i y . 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A 4, ,3 Donna Gaugh Doris Gaugh Jimmy Graham Gerald Gray Veronica Green Clara Greenberry Nancy Gregory Richard Greketis Sally Grew Albert Gridley Catherine Grnya Jim Gronski Wayne Groom Edward Guerin Encarnacion Guerra Joyce Guest Bruce Gulliver Barbara Gulvas Carolyn Haas Pat Habina Janice Haefele Wayne Hahn Joe Hale Earline Hall i LaFranceian Hall Joy Haman ThOmaS Hammond Connie Hancock Eugene Hand Robert Hanley Bonnie Hansen Herbert Hansen Carrie Harris Thomas Harth Diane Hasenleder Rose Hasenleder Charles Hatter William Hawke Barbara Hedrick Thomas Hein Katherine Heinlein Barbara Henderson xx X , f ' ,,.' I ' ra VI, 4' ,,JJ,M. 2 -f l C i . at nk Sr? 4 .-Q:-,f fs, ,Z .Je 5' M 65' f 0 me l I f ., A. 1 Cv - I 7 f ' I vs I Q 1 Afv, 1. Lffwirwf 5 M' fin! ? ' ,,..,, Z' 4 Q i ' 1 , l-v,vv ,. I ,, SCDPI-ICDIVICDRES Lee Henderson , '1'1: r ,,, f Nancy Henning q i Q, 4 ' ,,,, ' 2- V ', Vw C V r - ,fe 7 Riisjtgielriiisel f-H an ,fe Q f r me , i A ,022 , 1 K ...Q wt :De f , 5' l A David Hetrick ,jr E B g .,..,' ' Marie Hetzner H t., , GZ? 4 by , v tk Jim Heyse I GiOl la Higgins ' A Ed Higgins G Q. i Karla He idebranfn ' V .. X. 53' Q aa :fa R? s ag nm X' V-,V 2 rg - Bruce Hill gr f . Mei, I ,Q Q' f 4, Ken Hillerr I A ' ff ' 'fy in 'X X - Barbara Hillier . , Q vf 'ef '- 'S ' 75 Q Carol Hoebbel Gerald Hoefling Barbara Hoffrna-U Mary Hogg Victoria Holmes Gerald Holstein Marilyn Horn Robert Hohensee Kenneth Holbert Louise Holden Beverly Holmes Ellis Holt Leonie Holt Jim Hooper Janice Housner Wilbert Howard J Ronnie Howe John Hutchinson Ingeborg Sauer Fred Irish Richard Irish I'. Booker Jackson Claude Jackson James Jackson Jim C. Jackson Patrick Jackson Willie Mae Jackson Roberts Jacobs Willie Jacobs Mary Jarabeck Susan Jex Charles Johnson Mary Johnson Patrick Johnson George Jones James Jones Joseph Jones Judy Jones Kay Jones Margarice Jones Thelma Jones N i KL . V Q , 4 he Q K ' .ees J. , at , .f W- We N- 2.75 .ff Q A' X t W A ,,- A.. 'QW' ww I l , E ,., '- Y A ,, Q f its 5 ' 1 .i-We 5 vx 'I i -evji v - A . T i 4 . X in X -..K J-1 I r .- , . -:nf K J K f ii X if J S Y A ,f A A I ' F 5 1 is X 5 J . x i ., . H xi 4, 2: l . 2 .X I 1 I 1 y , A Q X 'G X Asif -555 W e A A ,Q x . O S, X in Q K 2 I, F , i f -5 -Q A ix X 'M jp... , ,it , , 1 ' , N ' f ' X' -. . xg r 'J K Y A '4 1 Q 'Lv f VD' f, X n , ' ..l.. 5 ' , sw , 4,4 A :,, r M . X ' L, G it A 1 x- 1 ...mv--5... -- sf' - -Sz i 'P' .Q ' - ' ' . Rf- 3 H . as K if ' x ,ri W , Q u f' f 4 J si s QM 'IQ iw-an Y 'lv Y- X ' ' Y 'NY ...ggi Q . A I LF. . N X K . , , Si .X . R: as I fx J X , it ' . 1 .e , N .- , 43. X, , 1 ii, K iq t is X X 5 0 S555 'hxi Mx ' W A 4X - . - ff K fx. ' ss X .--f A, -' XM A vw X f' ' -U, ,X M5 W.. ai V J? aff. fi J t in . If V ' Q p LX its ' i L km 1 xix....i X , L SOPHCDMORES 9 lif ' -rw ' 3 gf is L, 5 wk sa la Q.: I 1 SX 'X' W g, fe -ECW., RRG N ' ',' 1 Q xi X , in ,,..s- E rrrrj Q I i J V at 1 r A y gf, l Q si i t 5 ' 2:4522 5 S I ,Q : g L' 1 Q xy' , 2 J ff R if ' 'A X 76 Joseph Juarez Lawrence Kast Kathleen Kaufman Leo Keenan Sharon Keller Lula Kelley Danny, Kelly Patsy Kelly Martha Kemper Daniel Kenny Kenneth Kerr Jake Kessler Lois Keys Judith Kiley Robert Killrner y if WG. I Q i 25' - ,Lv 0 , 37' At 'i NV jr ,T f r . ' W f 1, K' sl J ,- f 1 W Z M I V? , ' , f , 5 9 5 114.1 A fl? 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V .fa ,Q f 2, cz :Wm ' W r Q ,Nw , 6 3 Ee W R y '1 2 Wi J 5 md if A l Si W Mary Koepp linger Ellen Kollrnan Thomas Koski Raymond Kostick Virginia Kovak Kenneth Kowalski Donald Knapp Deanna Kranick Robert Kruska Larry Kuebler Richard Kusnicki Robert Kynast Judith LaBeau R uth Lacis Eldin Lake Bonnie LaLonde Frank Lange Lanny Sharon Sharon Lauge Loise Lanier Jerry LaPinSki Donna Larkin Janet Layer Shirley Lazzaro Janet Lea Judy Leach Judith Lee Kenneth Lee Teddy Lee Anna Marie Leh Betty Lehtinen Ronald Leidlein Carol Lenhart Gary Leslie Clyde Letson SOPHOMORES ' A ,gk . -, 1- 1' ,4 L :.i 1 6 X -1 ,.-,-4 , c A-. N f 1 W .N h 4 ,, ,h yi -0 Z ii w e 1: i ld, . X X L. QL- Q. if m C Q f M ik if 'l xxx M A 9 Thomas Levi Howard Lewis Kathleen Lewis Roger Lewis Carol Leyrer Dennis Lichon R uth Liebknecht Janet Liss John Livingston Donald Lloyd Carl Lockhart Larry Lockhart Patricia Lockv. Xxx ' I K Elllle' I..OfD3Ck J, My X d lk an A lg: 4 , K ii Clk we I' ' ,, nk R J lg 'gb' , , ' 3 Q- 5 f f 'fa ' ? - J J a ,f a t 1 Ve V J K ff A X 155 P., N' I li .Y L 'J , Z X, V H ' , 1 use ' Q. .W , - J N 'f ff , V l ug , , V, M , S ' yaf . ' fl, Q - 4 .M , J -..-- x'f 'i :I U ' ' . ' ' Y' ' Yak- V . 4 , Q rj' V 4 I' I A. , r fn , fl ts' In N. If , wwl dr? 'J' X f, J: 5 .. -fr ff K . - iii . , , . ,E fn , aff . K J., AX' N 5? 2 , J, f -' X K ' ,as fm -' 'z.':i'f4-X , N f ff , .V , me Z My , Q, ,Qin K -' ki 2. ,jk 5 i 'A if z - -f,-13 W' V ,' X 'ji . , !.- , X u:V-'::'- X 'Z' Q fi 'A X X ,, A Q .N I N S D 8 'ig I ff 3 J, 0 A , My 1 M J l ,df 44 'i F? 4.4 55' We Bruce Lofback Manuel Lopez Jerry Lorinz Dennie Lupierl Dace LuSiS Robert Lutz William Lutz Richard Lyle Donnia Mackey Sandra Madijik Donna Malone Rose MaFiI10 Karen Markey Nancy MarkuSiC Marshall Florzel Mary Martin JOSephine Martinez Vicky Mathews James May Katherine Mayer ThOll13.S MCAna-ny Willie McBride RiCh8I'd McCallum Charles MCClaine Betti MCC lillan Harry McClure Eyleta McComb Geraldine McCormack Virginia Mccray Bruce McHaney Raymond McKay Michael McKenna Lloyd McKenzie Donald McLean Carollynn McLasen M Joyce McLeod f' '- I V V ' X James McNeil . . 5 I '. ' Bruce Mendoza , 'A - W' , 5 'F ' bw 3315 'W 4 Wallace Mentel . - R f ' 'M' Rm I ' i f-or , ,-, m HNF- Xe fe X Sharon Merry - ,mf Vf V Q 9? 1' Bruce Meyers -- A wg. Q X f Larry Meyer ' W filiiaif? if X 1 , , A V Darlene Mikulewicz ,gs V A V Q M. Beatrice Milon 1 I ,J Q. ' M3 0' A L 'F Q' 'jf , Joyce Miles ' , 5 -e fy- , -0' ' .. My Mary Miles J, m A :' -N Y i. JoAnn Millar X , lf l XG? Ann Miner AX r A A A Doris Miller i f 'Q 1 J ., Q Fraud Miller r I ug. ,Y , . r 1.2. 1 Gladys Miller I'Q.,. J 'Q +-:sit is -kli 4, f - , , ,, . Janet Miller ,, ,L ir. ,I ,' vp. W, -- - V X - 5 -. as I v . ' , ' 4 ' if f f ..-' ' ' ' M5 - ,A 'S' 5 A 4 Robert Miller ? ' ev jf if -53 it V Ronald Miner Q ' , ' W ,we A . , -. Sharon Miller , ,i A l 'J 1 1 ' Tom Milmck 78 , W, f iff M P ,,, Patricia Mirns ,V , 7 4 , , - ' .V .V ' V' -' Joann Minar VV VV T, V! J V V 'gif Beverly Misner ' 'Vi Q Vp ,',V 'H rv :EV 1 - Jean Molitor Kf 'ig 5 Q i M- V f Gerald Moon ' J 4 'n .zav .' I1-W ' 1 ' Doroth Movie ' , 1 V 1 ' 'i J J d't M YQ V V V, x..,1 VE u 1 5' oore ' Mary Moore , Norma Morgan ,eq A fm V 7 l -va if V Y y Michael Morrison 5 V, T ', an f ' PM Rita Mortimore V Q ,V 4, V 4 W ' , m . fi Eugene Moten X g V 1 'W V James Mueller ' V P, V' ,, , John Mueller c Z Nfif Q V , Ai A AK Ann Muelleriveiss ,i Dale Munson , M A ,,., Peter Mureiko ' V .pw at ,,,V , ,W , ' 'P , 4' 2 P Q, wiiiim Muriick - ---V 3 My ' J' J V .Ja ' , 2 Q: X Rosemary Musial ' i t if 7 J , f W - -' 1 kg Fx VV ,VV I, VX , Wayne Na evay i A J K N' J- Jerry Nm-lock , ,,., ..., , 4 ff,L Nix , ,u '. . 7' A' V . ' ,V . ' , Janet New love 3- V ' V V ' ' ,, V Larry Newsome ' ' P .ff ,f fi 'V Q V , V fl bw V Richard Newsome , K ' 55 -f ? ' , . it ti Nels Nichols ,,,. ,J 2 A-3,-g f' 2 gi, f my 'jf ' ,,,,,, Mary Niedbalski X ' , f ly A --17 V ri Q Forest Norman X VV VVVVV V ' . . X Walter Norman i 1 ' Y' X' , f ,Z ' ' l A I Robert Nowak ' Florence Nowak fir ., V- 1 VV V V ,- Mary O'Brien lg' -. ' 'ISV' , P ax V 5 4 ' an i Carol O'Connor 'f ' r --W ' X J -ff W ' Judith O'Keefe fl , -gy ' -!,., 0 f in Q! Patricia O'Polka 02:7 2, , 'h ,f f John Opperman R' ' J h Nola Oswald , ' I ' V V V Judith Oszust 10, V M 4- , i , fn- 4, V M Q , A V QV Frances Ott V V p V VV K VV 67 Larry Packard . - Q f f H rr ,' V R' , Karen Pockrandt Vg V , V 11 HV , V V V Barbara Paluck ,fg fggyj A, I c i ' Patricia Paquette SCDPHONICDRES Bobby Parker , , Sharon Parrette 'Q - V M I gg M f 'T Rose Partyka -' V ' t I , 'ug ' Charles Patrick ' 9 it W ' if Q2 - ,f l Carol Paulsen :., f 'W' W . QWQ: ' ff 'K f V ' 1 X Pat Pearson f -P ' V 2 Patricia Pecknick , ' f f M 4 V V V V V . ' , ' Joseph Pelon ,N a - A David Perkins ' ' ,v , V 5? . A , Richard Peters , ' W Q 4, fl 5, Q' Pb M V , ' Patny Pike -. Q gr , I VV iw-P 159' .V ...Q ff .3 Arlene Pittman V V . V V X ' Q iv -V ' , V- Margaret Poclvin i t .,.. V QV ' H-45 77 Patricia Polzin in -it J X I X X xx Q5 -iq... .5 5 S X- ml rf N.-. I S -5 at X an xx .QNX . is ,ms E .SWF ,1 sl r S- H , 5 X , fr' 5 Q, -fem' s. 'vit ,K l 9'-'SF' s Q J NN... xx ' bv -4 af Qi 1' .sf X X J rx ,. . ...p -- A ff f ,fa '-'ttf' 5 f S X, ltf fi . -,Rl 4-s as na W 'R P X N X x 4.13 1 A s J -A 1151 3. 53, ' as X X dia sf' X- Q N . Q. 1 Xu' I JV' if is . Lf.,-1 Ai '34 N A Q sf - . ,sw I le Q ix- 5 F - , 1, 1. 1' xl X' 5 E if Q x .fv- I 0 F 1 X' X -f' X ... X N S an R A N: - Q V is K + 163 in 'Hia in X fc a X s,,,' .:. W . he as 1 W B NX X A xv l J. XX x '79 X . S55 - Y Q ., - 5' z' X X ' R. l SOPHOMORES ,ll X 'Q' A Deloras Post Virginia Powe Elizabeth Powell . James Powell Marjorie Prerno I Bellie Jean Presleb' Troy Presley Katherine Price Reginald Price , Gevendolyn Pruiett '9 James Raasch Sandra Ralph Charles Rambo Wilton Ran ce . Q-i Judy Randall John Ransom ?t,Q if Donald Rawls I if 'J X w gf, James Reed Jerry Reed A Larry Reed V, Otis Reed Nvf 'L Thomas Reed Peter Reid Fred Reinig N, V, Jesse Rendon J Rogers Reynalos Robert Rhyan Sandra Richards - x -f rg? Willie Richardson Karen Richter Sharon Richter Mike Rico Joan Rifflemacher Mary Rindhage Cynthia Riser ik 5 4 , -5' Buddy Ritter - Judy Roby h Q Lee Rockett .Q Albert Roggon li A Walter R ohde Q Marlene Rohn 'J Tim Rosa sh A Bill Rosencrans ' - a i- Jane Rosier S ,..t f W.. .. . -R 5 A5- , .R Kay Rowe 1 A . A , A A ' 2 'lf K -Q , Marcia Ross if ' Qi X M- -:Q Lydia Ruiz 5 a' ,,,, ,. .. 1 X ix ,J-X Mary Ruiz 1 f f , ,,:: 1 i k M R ' ' J J if fx 'N 'L Janet R der tam. V ax P' ' k X sum y 3 J -2' Alice Salmer . Q , S ' I X, X ' - Naomi Samson ,N A ' 1 -jf-'X -R 5 -. N X Rafael 53-f1Ch9Z f zbv ,Q , iii! J ' YL Rig 'Q 'J R, X .Q ' ' R -' Ish Sangster ,J qzll ff R M -Q Tj Judith Stkawiak 1 ,yt vllq ,f . ...E I x. h Q gn, ff X Marlene Savage - 'H - 34 ' , A., Harold Sawatski 80 5 Q P f J 7 p l af, - , ri f+ , -., ff Q FAQ' 1' .nl Q., ., .. if Q , gg J , ,w W 1 A .. y V .V 2 Y , ' F , A . Q ,V '4 . tx 'Qi QW, f 5 ti vm , -.Q ff in g , V High J . ., Q V M V Awmuw '7 - 'Qx' 1 . W i 5- - y l 1, I , I , A s f V Q.-2 , ,M 'W 1 ' 4 W J' ' L g e f 2 , ' af' Hg .M ' A if gl Q, ' ' W A V ' ' , 4-ff ' ku 1 1 ' it I V I , X, gg wh F3 f A A ' 47 3 ,Sr T.. M ! ' , 41.-S ,' 4' ' '47 f V .3 .4- if-Xe ,Q xiii KLA I 2737- P' ...ffl , .Q 1 Q V ' . , 1,175 gf f A J .J-. .1 X .- , ,M I ,,.Al I ,I ,.,, x E, 5.4 .A , f ,. .' 57,121 aft' J T i s 'I 'wry I it f A fe . K . Ax V5 4 .,.,. .. , r 31 QV r Sq W ah 51 7' F 'i I ? AA 'f - S at , - me it .2 A .,.. , -1 , E A '17 V L-T WA X S 'NW wx J ' 36.4 1 V , In Kg! ,5 K - . 7 .- ' N7 ..4 af' nk w. 1 ' y f A Daina Seklins James Self Allen Sensabaugh Marietta Severance Jerry Schafer Kay Schafer Richard Schemp Linda Schiff Judy Schissler Katherine Schmitt Judy Schnetzler Norm Schrah Jay Schramm Gene Schramm David Schraeder Kathy Schulz Sandra Schwartz Daniel Scott Judy Scott Carole Seaman Joel Seay Faye Sebold Katherine Shaffer Mary Shavrnoch June Shavrnoch Monte Sheedlo Buddy Sheeto Hilard Sheppard Judith Sieggreen Jerry Simmet James Simon Joseph Simon Inez Simpson Stravja Skabardis Barbara Slaggert James Sly Roy Smewing Fred Smith Geoffrey Smith Helma A. Smith Richard Smith Robert Smith SCDPI-ICDIVICDRES , me c W , .l,,. ' V . ' Sq l 'fe is . 11, 4 . :,,- - QM. - yn ' , W , 5- W , V, A 'v , -.-.: ' J kt- .. , ' 2ig! ' f .,,..Sf. t 1- :I-3-l ,. , il t, f4t4i4+ v- , -- , N, - - . : - ' 7 yy: A14 lg - -ff, , I P' S t .,,, ' ,i,Wfl,?34, , ., i - - 1 , 47 V -'fm .' , .I g 1-It N '. 'ST' . T: 1 X it .4 .Q a wi f Q t-it l x V l Y V. J f YW wa J .., -:sf-' ' . ' 1 is 'E at .Q . '- ' if X V 2 X ' ' 'S ' Shebby Snead Diane Sodeman Patricia Sorokin Marvin Sparscher Danny Spaulding Carolyn Sperry Joyce Spiece Sandra Stanton Rosalie Staszczyl-i Sue Steele Harriet Sleen Francis Stemer Warren Steiner Margaret Stenbe ck 81 Ns- A .n 3 - E ffl . , f XR, X X f S f 3 I if S Y . ' Q, V3 Wx' i' be S' A . , N-Q21 ,N N -JS K ! iv- 2. S. ' 'iii N if 41 X' my ' ' v f . .... . x ,I I, X E 'QT ,lf A1 y e y k X Y! 4 I ..:...,:- E 1 E. 1 : L t A x I,-5, if I. KM N, R uk -Ah? . 3 :,,, i ev- .T bi T- 3 Q? k Cr' A' ,ff QTYLSQ :X JA C , 0 S X ' A 4- X 4 I fx .N i. b fQ.., , 3 bt- S f A fe In it I 3 K - F x A' ak S Mis S A ass Q i t ' if T' by S N A ' L ' y ' tm S if L we 'ix K g CNE S ga Y ww. F-Pi 5, -- ' ,Q -gf NQe 'w X S 'Q w I Q . J Q. Q N. X w F X h :Ir Q b y Q gba V , , E, 2 I3 eva' S 2 AA ... Q X .ali E Y N , X ' I X. ,ltznltx 5 . kk K , K 1 x A at 'n N. A Nm, 'Q 'Wx ', mr, ,qw .' pmnm A X X .5 x 5, J' ,Q lf' J I kim T I1 ' N it of f -T T f -' ' A, . I ' L' ..,, gigs A if in . f J H Q52 Q- I ig . 'A' ii V ' '- Y' ooae S if . a t it 4 V ., Q 1 ., at , . X 1 . at Ni QQ i. - 82 Elaine Stephens Robert A. Stephens Arlene Stewart Dale Stockford Jacqueline Stockwell Clarence Stokes Edith Stokes Clare Stolz Nancy Strait Bobby Streeter Marlyn Strother Sandra Strother Robert Stukel George Such Kenneth Svrcina Frank Szabo Pauline Szczlpanik Manley Tate Sandra Taylor David Temple Creolia Thomas James Thomas Judy Thomas Toby Thomas Carol Tompa Betty Thompson Lucianne Thompson Mary Thompson Richard Thompson Jerry Thon Liza Toney Helen Town Sandra Trended Ronald Trojan Nancy Troyer Robert Tunney Marrietta Tyson Arthur Ugartechea Terry Ulrey Hans Unger David Urbytes Jane Van Alstine Grace Vanttorn Simon Vargas Lenigon Vaughn Ysrael Vega Carolyn Vesterfelt Roberta Vogan Angela Vudesev Bonnie Wade Dennis Wade Lena Wagner Nick Wagna Martha Waite Georgia Walker Albert Waltemeyer V A Sharon Walters V' ' .V W Delores Warzecka 4 , Booker Washi.ng'tOr1 H 11 Z- ' ik N - 1 , 1 f V., ' A ' W Peter Wasmiller -AV +-S , , F' . - Marlyne Watters ,W A A ,,.. ,,V A Harold Weaver W -gf' , V , Charles Wedding Wd K, ' W 1 fg V x QV ' fcaaai fini can , A 1 1 L A Wayne Wuderhold M ' Gary Weiraugh VA AV Am ' W Pat Weirauch AA , A 5 1 - A, qi, A AL . Q Sandra Wehner ll vfi va- i ' ,J A ' ff Adam Weigandt tAAW.,?5f A,-,AA a, ,fe 'wr A y Y , .A Ronnie Wei-nert ' x W 'i 1. X ff-ff ' . 7 - Q., , is .A i A M f V A wi H f Roger Wendt it if iwgggt lllk.l.yQfEa X I f ifgf. a ' A - A V ' d August Wegou -A ' , 'f,f A Barbara White fx 1 , F' 1 Joan Whitten X -X , .Q is ' f , 'l ?W A 4, , Q Erma Wicker 1 V A A 'f ' it W A A Jimmie Wiggins W H W , 1 ff W J Harriet Wnber W Q ' '1 ' 1' ' 5 X ' 1 0, V , W V A J Robert Wilber W 1.-Ill time W'Wm4+ N V Robert Wilcoxon W e W i 1 Joyce Wiles it get gg W , 5 Robert Wiu A4 Axe j O5 J Qfiwk W3 V Agf A AA, wiumniwiuavme R AA Susan Willert . A AA A Clata Willette . it ? Georgie Willman . 1 fl W 5 J ' ' -S' W s ' . . fi m i l V ' V ' ' Howard William AAA A ,A X' . , . Versa Williams AAA AEAAA gk ,H ,keen W f, A H. Wnuewnumns , f Z is , ' gf A' Dwayse Wilson A ' W VW V AW ' Marie Wilson ' ik . Wi ' ,, ,7 V Y 'L f ', . Mary Wilson W sa laws iy'WQffw f.w . , X ' W L 1 X ' il 5 John Wmchester 1, 2 fs fa 5 Jie? .',h4, MQ. lzQMv.qbf A iA - ' V A Bill Wrobio ' f WA' V A Lyk WoHgang M y4 ,iLAVl ,'3l 5i.,Heg ,,lA ,A!!Z,f jnhgi lg Cmoiwomwm vfyrwhf s W f, - eww? ' J I at ' mfr f J 453f D.1iW d ag t W dw iA4A x, fa Q A 2 Q2 ,MJ A, ic oo v A- X A fi K 7gT'f H , V f' My Joanne Woodke if L if w w. I X i a Gary Wurtz WM H . ,fffwvv A ' A X ' Ron Zanner , A , V , -X - AA A AA AMW W 3 Ed Zugler I 4 f..,. AAAA AA AA A A A ia James Zimmer if V2 aw: fytwwn' p W, .V,,,V sqm ,A lmyf . :i1E'y Donmdlhmnm A , 5 , A, WA , A A , ,,. ' A M , A AA AA 'A Ronnie Zuziak ,,WfjQA W AM ,Q WKA AQQEQQQA ,Q 3 Smrwyzumak me if ieii 3 i m. J W' C it Mary Jankowski ff ,WQ' lf! A A Harry Varney ' W f AA I A Robert Yahrrnarki J W my fs B-aw Yorks ,'r 3 1 Q If gjfgygs? argl vis A!'?H Jomiyorks 5 ,A t W, ,ff ' A X '-7 5 Betty Young ' Wi ,W ' f 'V i?WQZ VWVJ J ,fW V W,A, ,V QW' J If W eil J K ff N Geneva Bentley James Jarabowski Billie Shay NO PIX Dorothy Buriel Paul Burgess Mary Dreffs James Gersos Milo Graveratie Allen Heckerthorne Jesse Hernadez Christine Hewitt Janice Hewitt Verne Hines Marjorie Howard Pearl Ison Luddie Jackson Thomas Jesselitus Judith Konsdorf Essie Lee Lane Gerald Losee Cynthia Lowe Richard Luna Joyclyn Mazany Rose Moore Jolene Moncrilf Carmen Ortega Jacqueline Rathbun Robert Rizer Jane Rosier Katherine Sayers Isabel Sanchez Allen Seelman Mack B. Soloman Jerry Strork Jessie Turner Barbara Tuburski Alice Villaneva DOrOths' Wettland Donna Wood Maralee Woodruff Christine Zamudo Frank Zielinski 83 X vm QQ X xx Mgw, ATHLETICS TROJAN FIELD SQW3 We're going to send the team across the field and shea them the Trojans are here. We're going ta set the earth reverbera- tzng uzth that Trcjan cheek Pahf Fahf Qahf Hif them hard ani See han they fall. Saginau atll u:n :ver all. Hail, fazi, the g1Uf'S ali here as ue march on to victory. 85 HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN! Chosen from the Senior Class, the Coronation Queen exemplifies the spirit of Saginaw High. While she reigns briefly over the annual Homecoming game, the Coronation Queen continues to be a symbol of good school spirit throughout the year. Proud escorts and the queens at the Coronation Dance, Dave Beatty's pride in his sister is evident Margaret Hayes dances with friend, Deb Blondin, while Rip Economou has the pleasure of a whirl with the Queen, Gerry Habke. ALL HAIL, THE QUEEN! The spirit of Saginaw High is best exemplified in these three young ladies who were chosen to reign over the annual Coronation Game. Audrey Beatty fleftj and Margaret Hayes, lrighty were chosen attendants to Queen 86 H8451 ,, J .AL SPECIAL HONORS DEB BLONDIN A.P. All-State Back Honorable Mention JOE MOORE A.P. All-State En Honorable Mention d BOB YAUCK A.P. All-State Tackle Honorable Mention All-Valley Tackle Smmdkm TYRONE BRYANT A.P. All-State Back Honorable Mention JIM LAZZARO A. P. All-State Guard Honorable Mention JOHN HINTON A.P. A11 State Ba Honorable Mention ck VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Time for a bit of small talk while we finished our dessert. A W . ,Q ,..-- -I v T. ex , ev-,ek I . . ,T-. -s mis? t 'z ues. Q . X- Q - ifwsfisxl +4 v evk sf' I sc js-:I a Ni. Q X my N x 35. xx :fait S, rf... I 's ses ilffsffffsy ? Eee1-fi' 'T ' ' S' I ,gg N XI., , ,Ny ss-., Q Q e 5- 3Qs0Q'f'Sls f!'f'+Ni1s R-A ffsf'fffr1S f' AM as I will 'Y ,aj me we ' -, -.gk -s M .sake F sax ,Qs ss I it is tg: -1 I 5- . Xt gewgagss X 5 I .W T Q. H 1 , .E -- 4 N . s s 'Q-is Ns or Q' S533 wr 5 XX X NX Q 3 'Q'g'iEf M s is Q x wkvi W 'Sb fx A nfs? A A N fs X Si Y x is - 3 -,,,x .if - M I 5. A VALLEY LEAGUE STANDINGS Wins Losses FLINT NORTHERN. . . . .. . 5 O BAY CITY CENTRAL. . . . . . 4 1 ARTHUR HILL... ...3 2 FLINT CENTRAL .... . . . 2 3 PONTIAC .... . . . I 4 SAGINAW HIGH .... . . . 0 5 The speakers' table boasted some SHS dignitaries. Mr. Tibbet, Donna Fries, Coach Korf, Margaret Hayes, Deb Blondin, Marilyn Kwa iser and Mr. Laeding refused to speak until after they had their coffee. Letters were awarded to 37 men. ffikfffin gQQ fwifd it 2 W K?Qa,3' ! we M ,Q mw- at ,WK 70' fm' lah H05 ,Q IVIEET THE TEAM Bottom Row: HERB KORF, head coachg DALE WACHNER, senior, guard: JIM LAZZARO senior guard, lettermang KEN SIEMS, senior, center, letterman TERRY O'NEIL, senior, back, lettermang TERRY BRINKMAN, senior center, lettermang WARDELL HENDERSON, senior, tackle, letterman RICHARD NENTWIG, senior, guard, lettermanp WALTER MATTINSON senior, guardg MILTON NEWTON, senior, end, BOB PARSON, trainer, Second Row: JIM BLENKHORN, backfield coach: DALE CRAMPTON, senior, back, lettermang DON JOHNSON, senior, guard, lettermang JOE ZIEGLER. senior, back, lettermang DALE NODER, senior, back, lettermani WILLIE BUTLER, senior, tackle, lettermang ROBERT DURAN, senior, guard, DEB BLONDIN, senior, back, lettermang RON FROST, senior. back, lettermang JOHN HINTON, senior, back lettermang ED WATKINS, line coach. Third Row: JACK LODGE, senior end, letterman: TERRY MCLEAN, junior, back, letterman: BILL DUKE, senior, end, letterman, CHARLES GRIFFIN, senior, back, lettermanz TYLER 0'KEEFE, Junior. back lettermanz DICK YATES, senior, end, letterman: GARY POTTS, junior, end Ietterman: DICK JONES, junior, back, letterman: TYRONE BRYANT junior, back, lettermanp DON GRANDISON, senior, guard, JOE MOORE, senior, end, letterman. Fourth Row ROBERT NIEDERSTADT, junior, back: JACK LEVY, junior, guard, letterman, KEN OTT, junior, center, letterman: POBFRT YAUCK, Junior, guard lettermanz NATHAN HOFFMAN, junior tackle, lettennan BOB MURPHY, iUUiOF baCkQ GARY GUERIN, junior, center: BOB GARTNER, junior, back, JAAES HULL, junior, guard. Fifth Rowi DANNY SPAULDING, manager, RON SIMMET, manager, lettermang DICK junior, back, KEN PPETZER, junior, backi RONNIE GOMEZ, LESLIE. junior, back, OTIS REED, junior, end, lettermang ROY PORTERFIELD, junior back, JIM MURPHY, junior, guard: letterman: CURTIS CAMPELL, junior, tackle, lettermang RON TRIER, junior, back Top Row: JERRY SIMMET, manager, AL HINTON, junior, tackle, letterman HAROLD GOULD, junior, tackle, GEORGE PENCHES, junior, back, JOE HIRSHENBERGER, junior, tackle, letterran ELGENE VOLR, junior CURTIS BLAND, junior, back, LOUIS STEPHENS, junior, back. letter- mang RALPH RALTERS, junior, back: LARRY THOMPSON, ranager BOB KYNAST, trainer Missing fF0m th9 P1CfUF9 15 BILL HALLILAY, Senior, end 1etter'an: and BOB HALLIDAY, junior, back, letter'an. ,.,,..... ...,..,. ,,,,,,,,,i, Lg gL.-....- sis' , 4..,-.... MA. T r.. .-..., ...,f......-.. LQ- -4 .7 74, Wi. Q ff j1--+--M'ff1r- IJ crm' L.,,zff f7'1L, wa.. 4, r,,,,. ..,.. NM 'IV' -: J ' ' 2 PFW? ZQL V: 'i E-,V ,, ,si 89 i 4.x gvgJ',Z FCDCDTBALJ. . . . Slippery, isn't he, but he won't get far. This is as far as you go buddy. Two Saginaw High tncklers hustle a Flint Northern player out of bounds. 'vbi - u? 1 h M , .,, Y , ., S -FIRM , - A ,, Q sg, 1, L- Q n H 4 ,, , - e J Q , l - ' X ' .. 1 , N X 'K Here comes Louis Stephens for yardage on an Got em coach! says a Saginaw High tackler as he hits end run. a Hancb' ball carrier. ON if ye THE Catching Northern from behind, Saginaw High stops a Viking threat. FIELD Ziegler and 0'Keefe team up on the Wolves ball carrien uYou're going nowhere buddyln Saginaw High blocker takes a Chemic player out of play. lf' 9, 'B 9, e 892: Q WK ff, ' N W ' V - ' I. ' , - ' iff :ix ,v 5 ' 1 .bl , ' , -X M f 'M' -f -+ ' S by S 1 H , , 5 , gg K . F G ,. Q .,g5 , , K . . , z ,, f V A :vs ,, , K ,A ,V . Q Chalk HRD dy. up another first down for Saginaw High against 5 sv SS JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD ,WV,l weve 1. W.-W.. Kobe ifra- f'x N' 37?- fe -ws X' N h J ' -ANX 1 W. .X , use - if so A ,ii ,fn ' is . . .,. .X fx rs. Q ,Nao ro, M K ,QRS-W. x K XM Six lwsx Nw sm x 9 -- R Vwixgss it .eh , ,K H o. y i wh he N K Q A K SK 3 , , , i - S- 'lx 4 N K' X, fs jf .. ROW 1 Joel Seay, Charles Holt, John Burnell, Dennis Alsgaard Ron Bosserdet Louis Economou, Steve Armeros, Bill Murlick, Don Duranso, Ron Leidlein, Belfred Garret, Wayne Hahn Mgr. Bob Dunn. John Hutchinson, Coach Ekelof. ROW 4 ROW 2 Leche Burtnett, Joe Simon, Rafeal Sanches, James Jones Mgr. Cliff Defore, Frank Lang, R. A. Stevens, George Such, CIHFSHCG Stokes, Paul Bartholomew, Tom Arndt Dale Gambill Charles McClain, Norm Schra.h, Howard Clark, Dick Diffin Bob Cottrell, Gres Harris, Walter Norman, Wally Mentel Larry Newsome, Dick Peters, Bruce Hill, Richard Luna Peter Wasmillem, Coach Stull. Row 3 ROW 5- Coach Gray, Charles Mckenzie, Robert Parker, Frank Miller, Bob Miller' Laffy Packard. Roger Reynolds, Tom Dofevor. Jim Gronski, Jesse Rendon, Robert Jacobs, Tim Draves, TQW Ca-molon, Chuck Johnson, Adam Weigandt, James Jackson, DICK CUTUYUIUES. Jim Zimmer, James McNeil, Thomas Demetriou, Reginald Price, Fred Smith. ,1--1-- - - 1 of X K X X 1 1- Og X . f GWB , ff . ' ,X 7 . - a ki ' x , XT A . , Q 5' N I 0 u F r A ' XJ! F! 92 I , -YQ X 1 Q 9 AO - i ' Q ,R-A A g 'kt Cl-IEEF? LEADERS 'WWW H ,, ,V 3 W mW, ' if , fe f WV W W, f,, ' G , 'f?4:m,5W,V f 4 af i Y ,f , ,, W, ff - , 7 0' E, 'fi' ' f Z ,Wm If ,W W Y' 2 'WW , www, ef W, TLJIVIBLERS Junior ,WWQ , yells brought out the cheers Lots of pep and some new for Saginaw High teams this year. Varsity Cheerleaders were Marlene Bragman, Doris Miller, Audrey Beatty, Elinor Claytor, Josephine Osuna, and Kathy Heinlein. Varsity cheerleaders are Janet List, Roberta Vogan, Sandy Erdman, and Sue Jex. A tr I ,X 1 Gerry Hallman acts as anchor man for a hand Stand by Jim Lazzaro. Tricks like this require a great deal of co- ordination and good timing. WW' . , ,,, Q' 2 ,- ! K f ' A ' ' if jaw, f f ' ji I 4 QR 0' f . W...-. V -Q,-,, if-A--lx Presenting their tricks before civic grodps as well as dur- ing the half time at basketball games, the Saginaw High tumbling team has regularly thrilled us with their daring feats. Members ofthe Learn include Qirom rowlBi1LSorr,- merfield, Carl Ludtl-ze, and Jim Lazzaro. Qrearl George Kostick and Gerry Hallman. f! 'Wu M f , 11, 1 f BASKETBALL The Saginaw High regional runners-up are from left to right: Gary Potts, Junior, center, lettermang Dick Yates, senior, forward, letterrnang Bill Halliday, senior, guard, letterman, Larry Rousseau, Junior, guard, letterman, Bill Chinery, Junior, forward: Dick Jones, Junior, guard letterman, George Baber, senior, center, lettermanp Gary Potts towers above two Pontiac players for a shot at Bob Halliday, gunior, forward, letterman, Deb Blondin, senior, forward, captain, lettermang Tyler O'heefe Junior, forward, lettermang Charles Griffin, junior, guard, letterrnan, tinsetj Willie Thompson, iunior, cen- ter, letterman, and Coach Larry Laeding. Tyler O'l-ieefe steals the ball from Traverse City in tournament games. SPECIAL HONORS BILL HALLIDAY All Valley Guard DEB BLONDIN All Valley Forward All State Forward fSecond Teamj SHS 73 SHS 48 SHS 61 SHS 76 SHS 53 SHS 101 SHS 59 SHS 75 SHS 75 SHS 115 SHS 85 SHS 67 SHS 84 SHS 65 SHS 47 SHS 65 SHS 99 SHS 79 BASKETBALL SCORES Lansing Eastern Flint Northern Bay City Central Arthur Hill Flint Central Bay City Handy Pontiac Bay City Handy Flint Northern Midland Bay City Central Arthur Hill Midland Flint Central Pontiac TOURNAMENT GAMES Arthur Hill Bay City Handy Traverse City GARY POTTS All Valley Center CHonorable Mentiony CN THE FLCDCDR W Larry Rousseau drlves m for a Lay-up shot tn the tourna- ments against Ttaverse Ctty. Q . , Q , e A lxttle height dlsadvantage proves no hindrance to Deb B1ondLn'S Jump shot against Pontiac. 4 fyler tJ'Keefe and Btll Halltday arc' off the floor after' a Handy rebound. 96 Gary Potts gosh up for two potnts as UickJJnes stands ready. Struggling for the rebound is Gary Potts as Tyler 0'Keg-fe waits for a pass with Bill Halliday ready to grab 3 loose ball. Will the ball go in? Dick Yates and Gary Potts are ready just in case it cloesn't in the Arthur Hill game. Deb Blondin uses his Jump shot as Dick Yates waits for a possible pass in the Flint Northern game. 1 it xr Fyler O'heefe and Willie Thompson team up for the re bound Ln a tournament game with Handy we, 23 'X Up in the air reaching lor :ne Dal. are ,X ..l1e I':1-gtzixpsur. and a Handy player wx ith Eill Hi.'.i13'-' aio Deo Elomxtr. standing ready. 97 , ,AMV X -eww? UNDEFEATED JV'S Newsome, Otis Reedg Row Two: Coach Gray, Matt Tate, The Saginaw High JV's had the distinction of completing a Louis Economou, Pierce Martin, Cliff Caldwell, and Bob season of fifteen games with an unbiemished record of fit'- teen wins. Coached by Ken Gray, they proved that they are Parkerg Row Three: Dale Gamoill, Jim Baumgartner, Wil- varsity material for next year. Members of the team areg lie Th0mP50Uf Bruno AUSSVUTSJ T0m Affldf- Missing from Row One: Bruce Hill, R. A. Stevens, Frank Miller, Larry the Picture are Norm Sflhfah Emd Jim GFOHSKL ?f'm,Lf4-Q Q. , I I .Qi l f x if 5, 0 1 av, Coach Ken Gray gives hiS plHyEI'S the Slfaiegy Of Play 3' Two points for the JV's as Louis Economou drives in for gainst their opposition. a lay-up shot. 98 SAGINAVV I-IIGI-I SWIMMING TEAIVI Ap lst row, left to rightg Linda Shaver, junior, manager, Don Kelly, junior, backstroke, letterman, Curtis Bland, junior freestyle, letterman, Gary Bauknecht, senior, backstroke, letterman, Carl Miller, junior, diver, Co-Captain Roy Pul- aski, senior, freestyle, lettermang Co-Captain Bob Nicol, senior, diver, letterman, Tim Wallace, senior, breast- stroke, letterman, Frank Kotch, senior, diver, letterman, Tom Koski, sophomore, breastrokeg Ken Dobis, junior, freestyle, letterman, Judy Butzin, senior, manager. 2nd row, left to right: Coach Allyn McCormicg Dick Blaze- jewski, junior, individual medley Slfreestyle, letterman, Don Duranso, sophomore, backstrokeg Max Heiderer, jun- ior, freestyle, Jim McMa.n, senior, freestyle, letterman, ' if . ,,., 5, J ., tr i , v .4 , ' 4 1 l , , sri, ,J f. , , f V f f - 1 ' W. ' ,,i, . f ,eff rf, fl QF, . iw ,gf . -,xy -if ,,,, 1 I 5 .-, 5 ' , -- X H TX ' -I I 2-f n.,'lf . ' A iv, fi 5 , S ' 3,4 ff' l 4' 'E I 2 E ' 4 - I Q' J, 5 , f V vi y Gi? I ,I ., f 9, . , Z E E , f , I H ' f 1 f . v 5 1 Q 'Z 2 G I. , IAA...' , I jf, 93. Dick Ulrey, junior, butterfly 81 orthodox breastroke, let- Lerman, Norman Yockey, junior, freestyle, Tim Mardon, senior, butterfly breastrokeg George Livingston, senior, backstroke, letterman, Joe Hale, sophomore, backstroke, John Raczok, senior, manager. 3rd row, left to right: Don Wyman, senior, freestyle, let- termang Bob Murphy, junior, freestyle, John Retlunan, jun- ior, freestyleg Paul Bartholomew, sophomore, freestyle, Jac Ford, junior, backstrokeg Larry Neil, senior, breast- Sffflke. Ieilermang Maurice Davis, junior, breastroke, let- terman, Richard Gaumer, sophomore, breastroke, Walter Nagel, junior, freestyle, letterman, Roger Reynolds, sop- homore, individual medley. IN THE PCDCL ff mf' xlwxfi W i 63 George Livingston and Don Kelly push off for Saginaw High in true form as they start the backstroke event. h ,,,, R vggww Q Swimming the freestyle three is Norm Yockey 100 Jim McMan and Walter Nagel are off with the gun in an effort to bring in another 1-2 placing for Saginaw High. ZS N Dick Ulrey shows the form that made him a as he skims home in the breaststroke event. top swimmer 1 X event for Saginaw High in lane A A A A A A Y M MA A A SPECIAL I-ICJNCDRS V. 1? Dick U lrey, breastroke. a junior, swims the butterfly and orthodox In state competition he placed fourth. I-'rank Kotch, one of our top divers is shown setting himself for a dive. He is a senior and a letterman. l Bob Nicol is another of our :op d'.':e:'s, He Dick Blazejewski, a Junior, is a consistant double winner. . 1 , ,NW Y U , DL. .A A He swims the individual medley relay and the one hundred yard freestyle. the learn and p aeed 'A state c'mpe1'.: team. Members of the medley relay team are Gary Bauknecht, Don Wyman, Dick Ulrey, Hoy Pulaski, Moe Davis and Dick Blazejewski. Members of the freestyle relay team areg ffrontjCurus Blandg qcenterj lien Dobis, Larry Neilg Qbaclcl Walter Nagel Jim MCMan, Roy Pulaski. SWIMMING Seniors, Hoy Pulaski and Bob Nicol, were eleuled no-Qaph alms by their teammates. Hoy and Bob are typical ol' the fine sporlmanship displayed by the Saginaw High swimming SWIMMING SCORES SHS 67 Flint Northern SHS 68 Arthur Hill SHS 47 Bay City Central SHS 60 Bay City Handy SHS 36 Arthur Hill SHS 55 Flint Central SHS 50 Lansing Sexton SHS 61 Pontiac SHS 52 Bay City Handy SHS 73 Flint Northern SHS 69 Midland SHS 59 Bay City Central SHS 42 Arthur Hill SHS 5112 Flint Central SHS 45 Lansing Eastern Valley Meet-- 2nd Place 23 76 49 32 60 41 46 35 44 23 27 37 54 44? 50 State Meet- -Dick Ulrey, 4thg Bob Nicol, 6thg INTRAIVILJRAL CHAMPS M. x 1 X 3 ga-W, ,W . . 'V 'vac PN If QW. Runners - up in the intramural championship were the jun- ior boys. Members of the team were, Row One: Marvin Lentner, Dennis Lichon, William Lewis, Roger Lewis, John Livingston. Row Two: Coach Brakel, John Lelo, Joe Lane, Anderson Liddel, Bob Leniger, Dick Leslie, and Jack Levy. Drawing a large daily audience, the intramural basketball tournament climaxes with a final game between the two top teams in the school. Members of Mr. Maywood's homeroom team met Mr. Brakel's team for the championship. Winners were the seniors. Members of the senior team were: Joe Ziegler, Ray Wiezyeki, John Zahner, James Wallace, Tom Vitito, Dale Wachner, and Ronald Wilber. DEDICATICDN A graduation gift of the class of 1955, the Flag Pole finally became a reality this year. Students and faculty gathered around the pole in spite of the wintery weather to see Old Glory, once flown over the White House, unfurl in the breeze. our flag pole finally becomes a reality as workers put up the pole while Mr. Tibbet looks on. ' Wvffh ' '55 iii Z , f 4 ,raw T Students and Board of Education officials watch the official flag raising Ceremony at SrlS- '-lr. Stephen Lgfttle is on hand to help in the honors. Deb Blondin, Senior Class President and '-Ar. Ward E. Tibbet hold the flag, 'IOS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM SS rv gt '22 AMW swiss xSll5'2. is X fs ci it 'se is sk Pi - Q wx - X s WA XNQ 1 PH Nj. -I s :rf it iii? hw 'F B' A S N r Kb i 'th 5 N THE CROSS COUN'1TlY TEAM members are shown above, starting left to right: ROW 1. Coach Bob Parson, Douglas Adams, Dick Blazewski, Bill Kolbe, Rip Economou, Ed Skrelunas, Jack O'Connor, Bill Honeman and Walter Davis. . by -if m 1 S .. .Q ' I 3, 1 N. i X r Skrelunas v-as elected hy his teammates as captain of the crosscountry team. Ed and Coach Parson talk over Ed's chances in the State meet. A gb--'W i. -. 4 5 ,ji rt-b so X A - A ,sly X -. tix sr S , NP ROW 2. Bob I-Unast, Don Bamberg, Willy McBride, Duane Wilson, Ken Fields, Steve Barnes, Herb Delgato, Daniel Scott, Stan Solak, and Chuck Burnell. ROW 3. Rudy Ensico, Larry Podvin, Gary Weirauch, Ruth' Avila, Willy Thompson, BOD Thomas, Bob Leniger, and Alex Herandez. SAGINAW HIGH CROSSGDUNTRY RESULTS Saginaw High 32 Arthur Hill Sagih-HW High Q Arthur Hill Flint Central QQ Saginaw High QQ Bay City Central Saginaw High Q Midland Saginaw High Q Arthur Hill Val ley Meet -ith Place Regional Meet 5th Place -3 7 1, 1 1 'x GIRLS' SPORTS Jane VanAlstine knows that it takes skill to play a good garne of badminton. Ruth Ann Schoults does a hand stand aided by Pat 0'P,1ka fs at lg, ,f . 1 ' A , WK J 5' I f 1 in , ar:-wx - Nancy Strait takes her turn on the parallel bars while San- Dons Mylar uxih :he :em ,f Sharm' W1 P- . .ra ,. . dy Stanton and Sharon Miller Serve as spotters. Swan Du'e 4 7 H rg H ' Q GIRLS' SPCDRTS Who tripped the Powder Puff? Girls intramural football game in the back forty. Baskets, baskets, baskets, girls. Basketball techniques are taught in class. Head first? Swimming classes learn to dive. Hike, one, two, three. Football as a class project Powder Puff flubbed in intramural game. The line up. Class football games at a standstill. PLAY DAY il ws .ix YO ' Visitors take their stand. Girls from playday take their turn at tumbling. Q fl , M?74aM , on JM? - gf Wfatwwe qaagd Birds put to flight. Badminton is enjoyed by the girls on playday. Qyfi 125g Yo-ho heave ho. Volleyball is a must at any playday. l Play Day, an annual affair enjoyed by high school girls of ours and outlying communities, offers sports-minded girls an opportunity to get to know one another a little better by means of a day of gym activities. The program, originated by girls' athletic teacher Pat Phemister, has grown in popularity and stands as one of the outstanding events on the girls' athletic calendar. 4 'W ff I X I f f , Who pinged the pong? Quiet games i.n the gym balcony i i lElT t 1 it mi uni 1 tml ' 3 4 5 y i Qt ee- Ll ,i.,,.wS. . f mFV'i: ea Swim, swam, swurn. The hzghlighz of playnav was a free swim Ln the Saginaw High School paol. iz, ' X 4 N W Xxx 4 N . I 1 Q f 1 X , f sg, sk 'B 59 Qfiddfja 3 33,158,515 fi, iiamfwf 9? Wmflfws 4 1 f f f Zz, Q'-w if x .M n W A nga, fgmw f Q Q X -w 'V x wg, ws? QS: as QQE as 4 QQ? 45 tl M 3 3 . QM, s1'?W' Sfgil subs? Qiaieel ,Ask wzgjsmii aa M gas! 1 Vfsfx 53314 if! eiggssi gasmsat unix wgfwwg ffl, 3, J if P bw N ut' follouzng rages. ACTIVITIES School zs not all work. This ls evzdencej by the great number of activztzes whzch Take flace outside the classroom. Whether It be the marching band, fZ1y fraiugtzon, or rartiuifatzon zn one of Sag1nau'High'5 many Clubs, there nf rin h' ' everyone t - ,.fetnzng jer 0 dc. Hin wang Trojans take fart an sqhccf acflvzfzes can be Seen fron the flng fages in The IO9 MIRACLE , QW 'ct' 1 ..,.,.. X 4, . if S K Q5 mv ' f 7 i 4Fr -- -ad, . aa dv 4 s t BOOK awe lm! P ,V I If 417.' sf .Q fm- 4 f ' aw ' In 'rf V 1 W l 9' ' ' view! The Miracle Book Club was organized by students of Saginaw High School several years ago for the purpose of encourag- ing one another in their Christian faith and beliefs. The club meets regularly to promote activities such as films and evening meetings, parties and a banquet at the end of the year. A small scholarship is offered at the end of the year to the senior with the best attendance. Members of the club are: First Row: Miss Margaret Griffin, advisor Marietta Severance, Leo Oswald, Bonnie Hunt, Sharon Gabrial: Second Row: Edith Stokes, Naomi Hunt, Naomi Samson, Sharon Hunt, Janet Ryder, Kay Jones: Third Row: David Goodeman, Nola Oswald, Ellen Kileman, Alice Salmer Carolyn Techentien, Harriet Wilber: Fourth Row: Sandra Barlow, George Aurgrin, William Lutz, Richard Stokes, Paul Stokes, Paul Samson, and Kenny Sursena. FUTURE FARMERS ,r-,, Saginaw s rural minded students have organized themselves into The Future Farmers of America club. Affiliated with the National organizations, the FFA seeks to develop rural agricultural leadership through regular meetings, debates, discussions and the like with other FFA clubs throughout the area. One of the basic aims of the club is to aid the member in establishing himself in farming. Members of the Saginaw High FFA are: HO 2 xv 'Vw ,V First Row: Jon Luethjohann, treasurer: Vic Dodak, President: Gerald Bremer, vice-President: Marvin Lentner, Leach, reporter: David Valliant, adviser: Second Row: Carl Quackenbush: Kenneth Gillert: Neil Peters: Richard Beonsch: Don Ahrensg Donald Stack: Donald McLean, Third Row: Harold Sawatskt John Sparckg Ronald Sutto: Larry Reed: Edward Burgess: Robert Kruska: James Cross: Raymond McKay secretary: Dick PACERS The Pacers were organized during the current year under the direction of Driver Training instructor, Don Speer While their interest is mainly recreation, they are active in promoting safe driving. This they do through driving contests, films, lectures, and entertainments centered on automobiles, Plans are to sponsor a school Road-e-o this 4' ff 1 spring. Members are Row One: Mr. Speer, Tom Goff, Orlyn Glover, Roger Beck, John Campbell, Second Row, Tom Milwrick, Nelson Lash, Robert Lappers, Adam Wrigandt, Richard Lynes, Third Row Robert Benish, Dave Goodeman, Leo Oswald. Mack Soloman, John Opperman. JR. RED CROSS K :ff 'M If ' fi! 252g K ak? S2 V 4 V I ,Wy feta The Junior Red Cross was designed to give teenagers a chance to help the less fortunate than themselves. They are the sponsors of the Junior Red Cross assembly and the gift chest that is sent to the needy. They are also sponsors of the talent assembly at the Veterans Hospital in Saginaw. Row One: Lenore Billington, Barbara Steiner, Ruth Ann Henny, Jane Dean, Mary Grams, Eunice Schartow, Sarah jf Vaughan. Kathleen Kaufman, Dale Musong Row Two: Doris LaPorte, Barbara Clarke, Georgia Fogelsong, Janice Fortenberry, Virginia Heiderer, Mary Zolinski, Barbara Rokowski, Frances Nowak, Jean Beranek, Row Thregg Don Knapp, Kathryn Shaffer, Gertie Washington, Delores ManiaL Sandra Lee, Carol Hayes, Sharon Deplonty, Jake Kessler, Joan Whitten, Row Four: Don 1wLean, Herb Delgado, Jack Pasko, Tim Rosa, William Wright, Carol McLean, Clifford O'Connor, Joanette Szabo, Sue Jex FUTURE NURSES 'TQ .2 my K 'FF ...ess Q-6 . 'Q GQ Ni' Girls who intend to enter the nursing profession have found special interest in the Future Nurses club. Monthly talks by nurses in various fields, field trips, partici- pation in hospital day, and other events make the club interesting. On the social side, the FNA inaugurated a new custom when it featured the Cross Country team at its first annual banquet. The club is sponsored by the Saginaw Medical Auxiliary. Membership includes, first row: Mrs. Duncan, Janet Zaleski, Judy McDonald, Jean 3 .1 'wwf' Wirth, Frances Boyd, Mary Louise Brandtley, Pearl Siems, Jimmie Marie Wiggins, Second Row: Nancy Henning, Bernice Culpepper, Gloria McFee, Ora Mae McBride, Dorothy Buckley, Virginia Haiderer, Roberta Vogan, Joyce Guest, Third Row, Nancy Troyer, Delores Worzecka, Ardith Shepherd, Dorothy Lentner, Nancy Allore, Maggie Sheldon, Fourth Rowg Mary Ann Antal, Theol Arnold, Parry Pike, Margaret Pfannes, Barbara Clarke, June Hartman, Diane Simmons, Diane Scho maker. FUTURE TEACHERS 'Zia Ur 110 ww The F,T.A, aims to acquaint students interested in teach- ing as a profession with the problems involved in teaching and with schools which they may attend. Projects of the club include scholarships to deserving students, the annual Valentine dance, and the Mother's Tea. Another activity is the operation of the Check room at school evgntg thg revenue from which finances their many projects and in the first row there is: Urs. Mizener, Marilyn Kwaiser, Janet Moore, Marjorie Baszler, Jerry Williams, 112 ,X arj S at s at 5 it sfi -'iw ' :X 'Mr K 5 L . M Wc.' !! lg ass v , A. - g Y Q . ff Q .QSXQXQTQQSEX gui Naa,w .... A, o or ' at ... Kg,ic3NaLn wi R T. gg 1 , yr sw , f 'F -M tw X I ' G Q Q -N TON L8 Veque, Eunice Schartow, Mary Jane Williams, Second row: Betty Leach, Barbara Steiner, Sonya Dijak, Merry Ann Christmas, Beverly Fortier, Donna Gough, Joyclyn Mazany, Nancy Nauman, Third row, Florence Nowak, Ann Muellerweiss, Sharon Lange, Carol Seamon, Bonnie Wade. Barbara Henderson, Carolyn Techentien, Sharon Dijak, Row Four, Helen Bendes, Judy Moore, Ann Wadmrst, Rena Andros, Anne Fehrman, Nancy Brigham, Gordon Forbes F RIFLE CLUB 4 ni Wx' ,n,a'- n Hz,.5,11t dw., ,, , fii argl! X 5:9 C xl Q3 ill ur, , V ,nigh V I ',,,.,,,.,g ,. ' , . ff? ? ' 1 1 , ,Lf U2 f,,1qx,-' 1 ,L .1 Y 4 s 1' ,f ef fl , , N' , ' 4. ,W if af ,4 . ,San I V , :KWH , , IA ,. W ,, J wg dr. I ' 5 , 5 , ir 1? in l. x,, f 1 9 , Ei .H I M1 B, 1 ,QWJ4 ,iyQ . f Q .,.:1 Want to learn to shoot straight? Join the rifle club. Mr. Maas, Howard Hannon, Stuart Gaumer, Bill Newsted, Rena Sponsored by Mr. Duane Maas, the club meets regularly for Andros, Bob Weirauch: Second Row: Bob Wilbers, Jack Competitive shooting in the school rifle range which is Crandell, Henry Gutman, Roy Smewing, Ann Warhurst, Don situated in the basement between the boys' and girls' McLean: Third Row: Bob Duran, Bob Kelsey, Herbert-ZiehL locker rooms. Members of the club include: Row Oneg Tom Rhode, Norman Brawley. LATIN CLUB ir' One of the older and more active clubs is the Latin club. Organized to develop a greater interest in the study of Latin and the life of the early Romans, the club finances its activities through the sale of Trojan head pins, serenades the school with Latin carols at Christmas time and puts on a Roman style banquet once a year, togas, slaves and the rest. Members of this years club include: Row One, Janet Domina qscribajg Carol Burr QAedileJ: Gnee Hand qJudexJg Kathy Shaffer 1Junior Consuljg Sonja Dijak 'Q W. '4. 4Judexyg Sharon Dijak fSenior Consulbp Barbara Browing Qquaestorjg absent Joan Whitten fAedile3. Second Row: Mrs Margaret Tenney fAdvis G31 Carol Wolinski, Billie Lofback Katherine Mayer, Judy Murdock, Joyclyn Mazany, Janice Hewitt, Roberta Vogan, Third Row: Sharon Krolasky, Carol Scott, Margaret Stenbeck, Martha Kemper, Essie Lane, Dolodes Warzecha, Diane Simons, Fourth Row: Gloria Jackson, Bruce Lofback, Thomas, Hain, John Cloyd, Henry Gutman, and Patricia Sorokin. YgQs X. V Tl-IENCEAN SOCIETY ix X.: T 'I .vi One of the oldest organizations in Saginaw High the Thencean Society was formed to be of general service to the school. It has very successfully promoted many of the social activities over the past years. It encourages higher education by the granting of scholarships to capable and worthy students. It also presents the Cotton Ball, Football and Swimming Banquets each year First Row: Linda Shaver, Donna Pries, Marilyn Kwaiser, HI-Y The HI-Y club is organized to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. Activities of the group include gym parties, district and State Meetings, and the HI-Y club has carried on such projects as filling baskets for needy at Christmas time, baked goods sales, and cafeteria check. Members of the club are: First rowg Advisor, Mr. Bromley, Joe Ziegler, Terry O'Neil, president Deb Blondin, vice-presidentg Margaret Hayes, treasurerj Nancy Vogan, presidentg Gerry Habke, secretary, Sharon Grover, Kitty Lilliestierna, Jo Ann Yarabek Second Row: Mrs. Wilcox Pat Perr 'h , y, S aron Pitsch, Ann Kynast, Elaine Hannon, Norma Lentner, Kathleen Lawry, Sue Gulvas, JO Anne Simmons, Ruth Grnya, Avis Scoon, Dorot Lentner, JoAnn Sheets, Jane Dean, Sharon LaPelle, Mona Kelly, Beverly Murlick, Bonnie Hildebrandt and Judy Butzim X ISP? -,,vf sex chaplain, Dick Jones: vice-president Gary Potts, secretary Bill Halliday, treasurer Bob Hallidayg Dale Noder, Dale Crampton, Second Row: Terry Brinkman, John Hilton, Ron Woolever, Jim Gronski, Tom Vitito, Joe Hale, Don Knapp, Tyler O'Keefe, Third row: Joe Zolton, Ken Siems, Tim Hanlon, Greg Baris, Don Johnson, Wardell Henderson, Bill Ecarius, Bob Yauck, Fourth row: Bob Duran, Al Hinton, Bob Bohn, Ron Frost, Bob Gaertner, Dave Whitney, Jack Levy, and Jim Laraby. CATALINA CLUB ff? 'N tant' t 1,9 f Sta, 'ix W7 w-.4 Uv C7 'sv '7 1:7 xl -7 The Catalina club was organized to help girls interested in learning the aquatic skills, such as water ballet, and other routines. In addition to their activities, the club serves as ushers during the swimming season. Members of the club are: First Rowg Seva Wright, JoAnne Simmons, Sharon Grover, Georgia Foglesong, co-manager: Sue Hall C0'maUaB9FC Linda Shaver, Rena Andros: Second Row: Jackie Willard, Eunice Schartow, Dorothy Spaulding, Delores Moran, Pat O'Polka, Sharon Barnes, Faye Seboldg Third ROW: Miss Moore Sponsor, Bonnie Alteman, Leah VanGuilder, Carol PHUISGH. Janet Federspiel, Pat Polzim Betty Fourth Rowg Gretchen Falkenhagen, Carolyn Sperry, Judy Murdock. Nancy Henning, Joyce Buest, Sue Jex, Nancy Strait. Karen Richter, Sharon Richter FUTURE INDUSTRIALISTS . pt I W f: 'wa M6 kqfrgf ' lf .,, 2 ,webs ,,A nf 'M H -nu ' The Future Industrialists club is organized to give interested students a chance to investigate the many opporutnities in industry today and thus help them in their vocational choice. TriPS thfOUgh 10021 D1HHtS af? arranged and speakers and films are presented at the meetings. Members of the Saginaw High chapter include First Row Jake Kessler, Gary Nichol, Robert Kelsey, Clayton Seder, Karl Kirn, Fred Irish, Ronald Simmet, John Hutchinson. Second Row Ann Kynast, Bill Winisdorf, Dick Kuznicki, Bert Shreve, Raymond Seaver, Larry Rast, Bill Hawk, Hannelore Tanller. Third Row Dick Greketis, Jack Nicholan, Marvin Buchaltz, Bob saith, Jerry Lorenz, Gernli Taylor, Ed Bienski, Tom Levi. Fourth Rou Don Rottiers, Jin Heyse, Bob Lutz, Richard Lyle, Richard Irish, vr, S. 3, Davis, and Ken Lee THESPIAN ,Ma aN 4' fe' , try S A X. ,. N5 '53-Ti' ww tg 2 t E s S .S . 3 s ' 2 1 t Y EN it N . Xu sr'-v I , , k X5 The newly-organized National Thespian club is designed to interest speech students in organization on a nation-wide scale. Since this is an honor society, its activities are carried on mainly through the local organization, Plorad Students are elected to Thespian on a basis of speech work PLORAD f M IK' ' we ks. Plorad was activities. VW' ,,,,..,. Wm, ei? organized to stimulate interest in all speech In addition to promoting forensics, debate and essay writing such as UI Speak for Democracy', Plorad sponsored the One Act Play Tournament, UClub Plorad', and 'The Batu. The following have received membership for seventy-five hours of speech work. Row One: Rena Andros, Carole Stuart fvice-Presidentb, Jim Salbenblattftreasurerb H6 2? M. 1 rw, Wm' aff WWW 'Www W ly, XD if if QU 42,7 , My if-W.a,,,., 'W 17-.W f . A 5 5 Q, ' ,Zm,M,a.m , fc-Mega v 52 1 H12 if if A 1 gg: Zmg?mx2ZLffgMg , , X 5, s ' M A, f . 'kk W, , plus acceptable scholarship and citizenship. Membership consists of: Row One, Jane Dean fpledgey, Connie Allen President, Carole Stuart Vice-President, Barb Preston secretary, Mary Grams fpledgej, Second Row: Miss PoWerS sponsor, Eunice Schartow, Jim Salbenblatt, Leo Jordan. Franz Jordan, Sarah Vaughn. vi ,A k 9 gm Ann Kynast qPresidentJ, Eunice Schartow qsecretaryb. Jane Dean, Sarah Vaughn, Second Row: Mary Jane Williams, Ann Warhurst, Kay Latoski, Janice Vitito, Connie Allen,Pat Koutman, Barb Kalis, Third Row: Miss Powers, Dick Bu jaki, Leo Jordan, Audrey Beatty, Betty Koepplinger, Franz Jordan, Mary Grams, Carol Wolinski, Fourth Row, Max Heiderer, Pete Hammontre, Gerry Taylor, Gary Bern Dick Bremer, Barb Preston eske, BAND J.D. Y-TEENS W-5' The Juliette Derricotte Y-Teens Club is sponsored by the YWCA through the school for the purpose of fellowship among young ladies who wish to develop the ideals of personal and social living through their Christian faith. Special projects include filling holiday baskets for the needy, and a special donation to the student exchange fund at Saginaw High. Members are: First rowg Marion Ward, Annie Stephens, Mae Ruth Stephens, Alma Scott, Sandy Strothers, fpresidentj, Audrey Beatty, Thelma Jones, Joyce Bates. Second Row: Shirley Burnett, Marge Dale, Alice Gipson, Marilynne Strothers, Gloria McAffee, Sarah Nell Margaret Watts, Willie Mae Jackson, Jane Toney, Judy K. Moore, and faculty advisor Miss Riggs. Absent from the picture was Doris Harris Lane, Essie Lane. Third Row CLUB grig af' Av EW' The purpose of Band club is to encourage better music in our school and community. To be in the club a student must maintain a C plus average and must participate in the district solo and ensemble festival. The club members are: Row Oneg Helen Bendes, Bonnie Bauman, JoAnne Sheets, Janet Ryder, Judy Fuver, Barbara Potter, Beverly Murlick, Barbara Maturen, Jeanne Fischer, Leslie Von Schipmann, Row Two: Kay Michutka, Judy Thomas, Judy Edwards, Jacqueline Brooks, Elaine Hannon, Sue Gulvas, Sharon Miller, Dolores McAllister, Earlene Loder. Julie Chambers, Row Three: Bill Psetas. Rachel Jerome, Ruth Ann Henny, Peter Hammontre, Geoffrey Smith, Brenda Bushrow, Patricia Benson, Barbara Gidly, Patricia Nicholson, Barbara Clarke, Row Four: Max Tigner, James Bovee, Daniel Brandi, Ken Siems, Jack Finger, Thomas Goff, James Woern, Robert Lennox Richard Bremen AR CLUB , it ,-...fs our levels' Q? '1- :rv fs' Q95 Activities of the Art club are in evidence at all fine banquets at Saginaw High, for one of the major projects of this group is to provide decorations for the tables. A highlight in the c1ub's year is the annual decorating of the windows at the Furniture Mart on South Michigan Avenue. AURORA Wlmnuq Preparing a yearbook of school activities is an interesting and exacting job. Meeting once a day without academic credit, the Aurora staff prepares its book, sells advertising to help cover publiCati0H C0StS make up the plates and distributes the final product. Members of this year.S Staff arp Seen busy at work. In the foreground is Larry Thompson 118 In addition, the Art club offers excellent opportunity for the young artist to find outlets for hidden talents. First row: Vickie Vetting, Leo Jordan, Sharon Parette, Elizabeth Levi, Marilyn Leonard, Mary Grams, Margaret Klisch, Second row: Mary Barnes, Carol Wylie, Gail Lemcke, Kenneth Bow, and Prudence Perry. 'Y' cartoonist and advertising layout, in the background from left to right areg Barbara Gaudreau, Barbara Broughton, Ray L. Hansen, Advisor, Nancy Vogan layout: Gerry Alexander, productiong and Jerry Wolff, Staff cameraman. Seated at the Vari-typer is one of the key figures in the publications, Harold Ellsworth, typist HEALTH ROOM rlur - ,,4,,KKXx 1 li 'NJ I we gms ,.- l..,..,, 11 STAGE CREVV Q- , x .gh J An Unportant adduion to every school is a wellequipped health room. More important are the attendents who oper- atethe roonL Selected because oftheir rehabihty,these girls are hrs! required to have passed the regular horne nursing course offered by the Homemaking department, Members of the health room staff are Qseatedj Shirley Cook and Jacquehne DeSchogfbackgroundpjSaHy Spierkerrnan, Dorothy Wolfgram, Deborah Leishman, and Jacqueline Ni- enartowicz. Running the stage and auditorium is a full time job for this creu' of boys, The many full Scale productions presented on our stage have given ew and interesting skills, Some duties include building Sets for D19-YS. Working Out lighting the crew an opportunity to learn many n of the many effects for variety programs and shows, and setting up sound effects K - I z x l 5 i 3 1 N I l D I I 1 2 for many different occasions. The crew 0 sets ur P..-X, systems the many other functions iiruuni the s L . 'Je-hers of the tres are Gary Berneske, sounl, John H:tCh12-tn, sets, Ji' Faber, Se Q , Heiderer, lights, B111 Lutz, sets..1niDic'-' B'x'a1'1, souni and lg tg VCDCAL MUSIC The popularity of the A Capella and the Varsity Choir can be seen in the many performances which these groups have given this season. Especially during the Christmas season, the fine choral music developed by our music department is appreciated by the many civic groups about Saginaw, In these as well as in their annual Choir Capers the quality music of these grcups has been well received. Members of the varsity choir are: Row one: Dolores War- ., 1 Sagi.naw High's fine A Cappella Chorus. Members of the chorus are, Row one: Mary Melchor, An.n Kynast, Dace Lusis, Carol Broughton, Judy Leach, Edith Stokes, Kay Kissane, Judy Kiley, Doris LaPorte, Gloria Higgins, Ray- mond Kelly, Bill Diffin, George Ahlgren, Larry Allish, Pat- ricia DeLeone, Lana Haller, Harriet Wilber, CarolynBurr Director Borg. Row two: Judy Rowe, Carol Acker, Barba- ra Kelly, Sharon Lange, Margaret Houlihan, Marietta Sev- V zecha, Celeste Hawkins, Jo Ann Yarabek, Dixie Coffin, Veronica Green, James Hall, Clyde Letson, Ray McKay, John Crim, Clare Stolz. Gertie Washing-ton, Essie Lane, Viola Jurek, Barbara Rfeinhardt, Sandra Maack, Mary Jar- abeck, Shon DePlonty, Sharon Gabriel. Row two: Katherine Price, Barbara Gulvas, Judy Konsdorf, Margo Campbell, Carol Leyerer, Joann Fessler, Leo Keenan, Lucius Clark, Ken Osborn, Don Knapp, Art Ugartechea. FHFNS Beard. YoLandaAvila, Janet Konesko, Joyce Yarabek, Merry Chris- trnas, Kay Booth, Sharon Frazer, Maurine Cline, Mr. Borg. Row three: Helma Smith, Kay Schafer, Helen Jones, Shirley Zuziak, Lupe Cadena, Dana Wood, Jazie Rouster, Irving Graveratte, Eddie Jernigan. Louis Rockett, Mary Hogg, .. ,M ,aaa-1---1. Bonnie Bonnell, Joanne Woodtke, LaVerne Hines, Cynthia Lowe, Geneva Bentley, Kay Duby, Patricia Mims. Row four: Rosalie Bitters, Alberta Johnston, Erma King, Jolene Moncrief, Bettye Martin, Arlene Pittman, Cecil Gorum, Richard Stokes, Tom Koski, Willie J. Williams, Willie Drummer, Walter Davis, Sandra Strothers, Margaret Powell, Ernestine Seivert, Sharon Frenzel, Billie J. Presley, Sue Steele, lngeborg Sauer, Betty Lehtinen, Carole Seaman. Not in the picture are Paul Bartholomew, Mary Berneau, Rose Brethauer, Dorothy Buckley, Rena Castanon, Ozzie Conway Barbara Dilts, Kenneth Fields, Jill Fila, Jim Fritz, Gary Geitman, Maudie Hare, Layunia Hurst, EllenKollma.n, Chas Patrick, James Reed, Sharie Richert, Jerry Simmet, and Sally Wilder. . 'fu '15 ,fn 2 f f t , , , , K f, , at fe ,, Q f ,, ff-tiff, W., , , mt uw in -WW, , .,5 Wg, new - , Y - 4 t 4, f X A. Av, ,M ,, , tw, f , ,., Ji Y J , ,, I , 7, ,, W, V, ,, ,, JM I, 'M . ,M , .W , 4 4 ,M mmf : ff-M M, ,f , nie Alteman, Judy Swan, Margaret Blackwood Ann Miller. Row four: Rita Crooks, Rosalie Miller, Barbara Hoffman, Sarah Lane, Sharon Miller, Joyce honecny, David Gamez, James Young, Dale Gambill, Gary Potts, Berry Boodger, James Simon, Robert Rau, William Winistorf, Barbara Pul- liam, Rheba Moyer, Hazel Gushen, Ann Fruk. Absent from picture are Joe Dudock, Herman Johnson, and Susan Waack. erance, Ronald Kelly, Norman Reinke, Richard Leach Gordon Mitchell, Robert Henley, Robert Parker, Paulinlg Smith, Barbara Buck, Ruth Grnya, Geraldine McCormack, Beverly Fortier, Jane Frazer. Row three: Carol Mason, Margaret Watts, Doris Atwater, Mary Kennedy, Bormie Mertz, Sandra Barlow, Frances Sanders, Sharon Yauck, Deb Blondin, William Koby, John Allen, Willie Wells, Mil- ton Brackenbury, Geraldine Harris, Mary Lee Miller, Bon- A Cappella officers plot Choir Capers, the annual choir con- cert. Sandra Barlow, secretary, and Deb Blondin, president, illustrate the values of a snappy poster to Carol Mason, vice- president, Carol Broughton, treasurer, and accompanist Ann Ixynast. The program features the chorus, varsity choir, boy and girl numbers as well as other vocal groups. ITOP Fightl Barbara Buck, Carol Broughton, and Hhs-ba Moy' er blended their voices into a top-notch trio, while DQCQ Lucis, Sharon Lange. Mlwieua VV9 Blackwood made up one of the fine qunrtettes which special- . . - ' s. Ri htj. xtzed in modern as well as harbershopharmonie l E Q Yr' S rance, and Margaret 3 STRIK UP TI-IE BAND The Saginaw High School band is well known to people all over the state of Michigan. The snappy uniforms as well as the smart marching step of this fine high school organization have been honored to lead the Knights Templar parade on several occasions as well as parading before football crowds all over the valley. Much of the success of this organization is due to the efforts of a very active Band Parents Organization, which helps keep the band in equipment, the latest of which has been the purchase of new gold and black uniforms. Strike up the band! The famous Saginaw High marching band forms a familiar figure during the half at Alumni Field. On the field as well as on the concert stage, the SHS band performances has distinguished itself for its fine Z Q? 7 obs., ROW 1: Dick Bremer, James Bovee, Elaine Hannon, Sue Gulvas, Patricia 0'Polka, Judy Thomas, Sally Barnes, Janet Ryder, Geoffrey Smith, JoAnne Sheets. ROW 2, Richard Grekitis, Kenneth Lee, Jacqueline Chamberlain, David Smith, Ruth-inn Henny, Jerome Rachel, Robert Lennox, Barbara Gidley, Barbara Clarke, Carmen Deitzel, Maxine Nerychel, Sharon Grover, Barbara White, Mary Koepplinger, Glenda Tarrant, Eleanor Swanton, ROW 31 Helen Bendes, Bonnie f cf x -5' is :N Xi: ff SXSSSS s f ya Q Q Miller, Bonnie Hansen, Shirley Lazzaro, Barbara Henderson, Jimmie Marie Wiggins, Daniel Brandi, Thomas Goff, Peter Hammontre, James woern, Patricia Pechnich, Bruce McHaney, Renelda Sonsmith, James Perry, Wayne Groom, Linda Cross, Nonman Kreuger, George Livingston, Jack Finger, Rebecca Martinez, Ann Castillo, Bonnie Bauman, Robert Hanley, Audrey Miller, Jacqueline Brooks, Uillian Rosas, Joel Seay, Richard Leslie Performing their baton twirling magic before the Saginaw High marching band, these majorettes are familiar to folks all over the state. From left to right they are: Sharon Grover, Judy Edwards, Janet Domino, Judy Thomas Head Majorette Barbara Maturen, Beverly Murlick, Jean Dreyer, and Joan Simmons. 2 Trylch, Nancy Brigham, Martha Waite, Patricia Benson, Earlene Loder, Marilyn Butcher, Julie Chambers, Judy Edwards, Ralph Beier, Tom Arndt, Ronald Gillig, Carol Hartl, Dolores Moran, Janet Domino, Marilyn Christian, Leslie VON Schipmaflni Brenda Bushrow, Max Tigner, Bonnie LaLonde, Judy Fauver,Ber- nice Farwell, Debra Gifford, Barbara Potter. ROW 41 Dolores McAllisteL Sharon Walters, Kay Thomas, Asa Cervantes, Tom Levi?-Ernest Fischer, Sharon CDRCHESTRA An important and often neglected phase of the school music program is the string orchestra. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Dye and Miss Alexander, Saginaw High'S orchestra has developed into a fine performing group. Dennis Members of the orchestra are: Row One: Larry Meyer Alsgaard, Sharon Hunt, Carolyn Vesterfelt, Barbara LIBRARIANS 1 wmv 32 - gf is 3 Students welcome the convenience of their own library. With the number of volumes constantly increasing, many helpers are needed to keep the business of the library flowing smoothly. Selected from study halls on the basis of ability and reliability, the members of the library Browning, Gwendolyn Pruiett, Second Row: Herbert Hanseni Sandra Hunt, Carol Paulsenf Douglas Anderson, William Wuobiaf Frank Zielinskif Third Rowg Jimmie Marie Wiggins? Kay Jones, Rachel Jerome, August Wegner. Ronald Prierg Fourth Row: J. B. Dye, Lawrence Zietz, Ellen Bucholz Janice Hewitt. Miss Billie J. Alexander, director V -eg'-Q mv, L L? A staff are Row Oneg Sandra Wehner, Sharon DePlonty, Loretta Elbers, Beverly Foriter, Row Two:Barbara Henderson, l1111e Mae Jackson, Juidth Scharfnitz, Bonnie Auziak, Sandra Madejek. Karen Markey, Marie Wilson, Row Three: Michael Riemenschneider, and Charles Modlin. PLORAD PLAY TOURNEY An annual event at Saginaw High is the Plorad Play Tournament. Each class selects and presents a play which is produced under the direction of Plorad Members. The Tournament not only gives the student player a valuable experience in the field of drama, but also provides an opportunity to discover the fun that participation in a play can give. The plays are judged on the basis of choice of play, sound and lights, lines, memori- zation and interpretation, character- ization, as well as the selection of essential properties and costumes. HOne of Usd, a serious drama, was directed by Connie Allen with the assistance of Eunice Schartow. Senior actors included qseatedb Marcia Simmons, Marlene Bragman, Mary Jane Williams, and fstandingi John Allen, Franz Jordan and Barbara Marr. Franz Jordan received the Ubest Actor' award for his DerformanCe. wwve.Q saws WM sas. aaa 1' fig 5 , , , WN rw under the direction of Carole Stuart and assistant Jim Salbenblatt included the following cast: fseatedb Sally Grew, Kathy Gryna, Doris Miller, and fstandingb Sandy Taylor, Sharon Gallagher and Dorothy Buckley. 'Too Many Marysn, was presented by the Juniors under the direction of Barbara Preston and her assistant, Barbara Kalis. This was the winning play of the Tournament. The cast included fleftj Sarah Vaughan, fbehind the couchy Ann Warhurst, Rena Andros and Gertie Washington, and on the couch Kaye Latoski and Linda Shaver. Rena Andros also received the H3955 Actress award for her presentation. Z fi' 5 ii 355. v Y CHEAPER BY THE DCDZEN As the final dramatic production of a very successful year in stage work thespians of Saginaw High presented the ever popular UCheaper by the Dozenn to a fine house. The popular comedy which is made difficult by its large cast tested the talents of our stage minded students. 42' Frank 4L,eo Jordanj registers amazement at being beat at checkers by sister Earnestine fAnn Warhurstj, Qther members of the dozen looking on are Martha fBarbara Marry and Bill Uames Salbenblattj The Family Portrait , fa' 42, as 126 The family conference reveals shocking things. For ex ample, Ann Qlvlargaret Hayesj, the oldest girl, plans to go modern with silk stockings and, of all things, Ted dies. Father Gilbreth shocks the rest Jf the farrily by holding these unmentionables up for all to see. Mother and Father Gilbreth, played by Rena Andros and Franz Jordan, take time out from their large family for a confidential talk. A sad note is added to the play as Father Gilbreth reveals the poor state of his health. any 'U Q wa' f 'G' f Zfx J PLORAD CLUB and THESPIAN TROUPE 1650 f preser-vs ! , l 1 HA mysterious plan is selzed...there is a race for the door...a shot rings out and all is still.' Dick Bremer Dick Bujaki, Jerry Taylor, look on while Franz Jordan examines the victim, Leo Jordan. A scene taken from the first act. NOVEMBER 2, IQ56 - B45 P,M, SAGINAW HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORYUM Behind the scenes are many helpers. Here Sarah Vaughan qstandingy checks a cue with Ann Kynast before the opening curtain. A fireplace swings out, revealing a hidden room from which emerges, 'The Bat!' Gerry Habke, Kathleen Fluette and Jim Salbenblatt fthe Baty, Carole Stuart, Dick Bremer and Pete Hammontre pose for a scene from the second act. 127 FACULTY AT PLAY M0 Bring on the food...Teachers arriving at Ojibwa Park were greeted with the smell of frying steak. Cooks May- wood, Davis, and Hansen serve up two, well-done , to Mrs. Black and Miss Griffin. ,- E ., Qfgifkw k QQX 5 M 'E fi 1 is 'f 3 The Misses Kapplinger, Moore. Phemister and Buskard heap plates high with baked beans, potato salad and plenty of vegetables. Coach Watkins adds to his stature with a hearty helping of each 128 Do teachers ever have fun? You bet. These scenes taken from two of the teachers' activities prove it. other faculty activities include the mid-year honor dinner at which teachers who have served twenty-five years are honored and the spring family picnic. 6 Y'1 r,' Q levi! ' 3 A gm X m,fa -1'i'-w.'- '41, ,Wo g cn A rf' ' eg., a J, 2 ' wg: S Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Munson pick up extras from SHS dietician, Mrs. Stone. The picnic marked the beginning of the new school year and was sponsored by the faculty to get acquainted again after a long summen Early birds were ready to eat while the latecomers still stood in line for their steaks. You will recognize Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Bromley and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. McCormick. Behind them is Miss Pritchard. The long awaited moment arrives- Santa distributes pre- sents to faculty children at the annual Christmas party. Proud fathers look on in the background. The happiest moment in a child's life ... Santa lends an ear for little requests and a word of advice ... uBe good!n Robbie Parsons and Margo Hammell get a big hugfrom Santa, while Winkie Black makes his bid for attention. L ,.,,v nv ij 0 X nz 4 'Z 2 a mZwmvQ'il:k, mW! ,e You better watch out...Santa Claus is coming to town. 3 fu. F .gig fx I ' ,. , ' 3 9' V s792'Q ifff A' T 'I Y 'X - fiiife W x-, at',f if akvwg ,L , ,WE-4' if , ,QA s If :S ' Y ' ' L' g I:. 1 I jl.,,.,-a.v..,, .f., sf 5-V H- 2 ' .vp .gf-,' a.i..Q vi , , f Wi- 1 ,isa . A V 4554 1' K 'r ' ' A s 0 IA v i - mf ez n i 1,1 i it .lv ' L., , i I Y ' :S5r:'v.g .ff 'A ' 'i - 5 1, ,hge s nf ?le, f, ,,,, Lrugj vga !D fi? 2 Q, v f 'QM I . if X f A is 4 N I 1. agmwrsea, , I s ll Director Donald Borg lenis his lit If 5 Christmas tune before Santa arrivei. he kids having fun? Just look at their harry fa SENIORS MEET V.l.P.'S v , s v 2 . S i I I , , , 5 5 5 , 1 1 W 1 I V I 6 i 4 I i C0Ilgressman Bentley Doses with Principal Tibbet after addressing Senior students who plied him with questions concerning problems relative to Saginaw folk as well as world conditons. Z , Civics lessons come to life with a visit from Congressman Bentley, Repre- sentative from the Eighth Congressional District, and Vice-President Richard M. Nixon, who with his wife Pat stopped off at Saginaw on their 1956 campaign tour. Saginaw High Seniors get a chance to try their hand at County and City Government Days spons- ored by local government agencies fwga 5? Disembarking from the 'Dick Nixon Special , Vice-President Nixon waves to those on hand to greet him. The STUDENI' LANTERN was there to interview him also. 130 ,rf W, 4 Mfaffgcglfwgwrl I, Student Lantern Editor, Gerry Alexander, chats with Mrs- Nixon Ht TF1'C1ty Airport. Other members of the staff interviewed Mr. Nixon. staff Photographer, Jerry Wolff took the pictures. W, f 'nm New A great deal of thought goes into the writing of a good es- say. Marcia Hughes, Rena Andros and Seva Wright pon- der some corrections to Rena's composition. All three girls won honors in the annual Civitan-United Rehabilita- tion Services essay contest. ESSAY VVINNERS Throughout the year students are given the opportunity to display their talents. Whether it be the decoration of a store window, working a school play or taking part in an academic contest, Saginaw High students have regularly rated high. QUILI. AND SCROLL. V Z fm IWW 7 . 4 me .W W .MZ A coveted honor for every journalism student is a bid to membership in Quill and Scroll. Mem- bership in the Saginaw High, Mike Gorman Chapter is open to Aurora and Lantern students who have done exceptional work on their publications. This years members include lseatedl Gail Hennink, Alice Hagmnmm Gerry Alexander, Barbara Broughton, and Lantern Advisor John Sterling. Stand lfirst FOV, are Aurora Advisor Ray L. Hansen, Hazel Gushem Sandra Barlow, Barbara Gaudrean, Nancy Vogam Carole Stuart, Diana Carl, and Sonya Puddle Standing lsecond rowl are Bill Halliday, Larry Thompson, Roy Pulaski, Ed Skrelunas, Tim Mardon, Walter Winkowski and Jerry Wolff. Not present is Harold Ellsworth, Terry Lynes, and Mari Lynn Nelson. 131 i N SN X Xi x N 1 as Nr .Xt Q X 'Q , K. Q, fa.. is wi' L. ,Jap R xx KS I 1' N , . , ' elk: mgkjl if-155 N5 X 7 tx K V -. 1 1. kXi.,g-ff' 5 ' , ' KR 1 , ' S1-1 ' -. 5' 4- x R X i . 'ltr X '-'N X ' I XX,. X mf' Nix-a X k 11. 5.51 X Q x .5 k.x. A5 X x ,mf ,,f21T ROUND TOVVN OUR 2 AV VERUSEQS X l On the following tages are the bill- boards of the many Saginau'buslnessmen who have helted make this 1:57 Af?OR4 tosslble. he uould encourage you to looh through their ads and when tossible make use of thefr services. To our advertisers, ue extend sincere thanks for your tart in helfzng us to bring this book of high school meworzes into being. 157 ,,.. . .. gg ' -C -'-' - - -. -1+ . , if Y - ' '. 1 -.-t': 5:1:5:5:A' . 1' - .- ' ,L . A i 'ii'-.ff V.. I In 1. . - ,. X 1 i 'Lili , -41555: ' 'K-14. nl, - if . ..q,. , . g.t.-.- -. :-:- .I, '2:3:-.V g.,f: , . A, :Ziff Q.. Y 3- V ,, ' - ., 1:21.51-T- what next. lt's a pretty important decision, young lady-choosing the right job. You,ll want to work in pleasant surround- ings -in light and airy oflices with modern equipment. And now that youare out of school, you'll expect to meet new friends where you work - young people you'll like and with whom you can enjoy your leisure time. fAnd how about a vacation with pay?j Then there's the matter of a paycheck-itill be nice to count on a steady income, a salary that,s good from the start and keeps getting better with regular increases. Thereas a job like this Waiting for you at the telephone company! You might Want to be a telephone operator or a teller, a cashier or a clerk-those are just some of the many interesting jobs Michigan Bell has for bright young high school graduates like yourself. And there7s a chance to advance in all of them. You don't need experience to get a telephone job, and you'll earn a good salary, even while you're learning. What next? Why not visit Michigan Bell's Employment Office? We'll be looking for you! MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY A Friendly Place to Workaa 309 SO- WASHINGTON 158 TRAVELO MOBILE HoME5 l3.'?' 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