Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

Public Libraries Saginaw, Michigan Hoyt-Public Library LIU i а адатта i 1 | f | AURORA puBlisheó annually By the students of saGinaw hich school saGginaw, michigan First Edition - Printed For Y auum DEAR SAGINAW WE LOVE THEE - THY IVY COVERED WALLS, THE FRIENDS THAT WE HAVE MADE HERE - WITHIN THESE HALLOWED HALLS. THE SPIRIT IS WITHIN US - TO. LEARN TO WIN OE'R ALL, WE NEVER SHALL FORGET YOU - YOU ARE OUR VANGUARD TALL. YOU HAVE MADE US WHAT WE ARE - UNTIL THE DAY WE DIE, WE NEVER SHALL FORGET YOU - DEAR SAGINAW HIGH. Res The problems of the Saginaw Public Schools are in the Capable hands of our Board of Education. Pictured here are the members of the Board: Eugene P. Stansbury, Charles С. Coulter, Walter A. Leesch, Hiel М. Rockwell, Harold M. Karls, and R. Joseph Heagany. Absent; Walter C. Averill and Robert W. Grant. IN MEMORIAM J. Robert Grube passed away suddenly on November 8, 1959, at the age of forty-eight. He was born March 10, 1911) 4n Saginaw and had been a lifelong resident here. He was a member of the Board of Education for the past eleven years, and he was serving as the President of this board at the time of his death. Mr. Grube was a member of several clubs and organizations here in Saginaw. He greatly encouraged all boys to participate in sports астии � етео Mr. Grube felt that во усов part in sports ТЕ would keep them out of trouble, as well as maintain healthy bodies. Bob attended the University of Michigan and éraduated from Ferris Institute's School of Pharmacy in 19537. In 19385, he opened his drugstore here in Saginaw. Saginaw will miss one of its outstanding citizens, and Saginaw High will J. ROBERT GRUBE miss Mr. Grube’s leadership on Mar. 10, 1911 - Nov. 8, 1959 the Board of Education. � ра tim M Speen aA CHARLES C. COULTER SUPERINTENDENT OF SAGINAW PUBLIC SCHOOLS 7 EARLE Е. ROBINSON Vocational Education MILFORD O. HOLT GEORGE D. PROSS Secondary Education Ass’t. Supt. Fiance CATHERINE FURBEE Speech Correction LEONARD T. SOPER Administration GLENN H. MASON Health, Physical HELEN McCALL TEWES Au Elementary Education Education and Safety ELEANOR D. BANGHAM Art Education RHEA E. MILLER Music Education VERIOR DIANA UMSTATTD Reading WARD Е. TIBBET PRINCIPAL OF SAGINAW HIGH SCHOOL MAYWOOD DEAN OF STUDENTS - А. а بم‎ = O о = ہہ بد‎ ш A, е بع‎ = O «x о ы © o + 1%) ©) ч GWENDOLYN Е. THE FACULTY COUNSELOR COMMITTEE, composed of department heads and other school administrative per sonnel, meets at the call of the principal to discuss administrative problems as well as student problems. Members of the counselor committee include Mr. Jerold McEwan, Miss Lenore Bil- lington, Mr. J. Ross Mitchell, Miss Jean Grey, Mr. Clifford Monson, Mr. Laurence Laeding, Miss Mary Ewing, Mrs. Gwendolyn Maywood, Мг. С. Ames Maywood, Mr. Harry Donaldson, Mr. Howard Faber, Mrs. Gladys McCully, Mrs. Merla Harsch, Mr. Oscar Huyghe and missing from the pic- ture; Mr. Randall Hall and Mr. Dean Ruple. BELOW: GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Jerold McEwan (Junior Counselor), Harry Donaldson (Senior Counselor) and Mary Ewing (Sophomore Counselor) talk things over. TR DEL Же. 4... Ж 8 HOWARD ВЕАТТУ GENE BEUTHIN LENORE BILLINGTON JAMES BLENKHORN DONALD BORG Applied Math. Government, Economics Business Education Guidance Vocal Music Audio-Visual Office Occupations Football coach = M. LOUISE CAMERON ROY CHAMBERLAIN MARILYN CHERRY English MARY BUSKARD English RUTH CHAMBERLIN Electricity English English CORA DUNCAN JAMES DYE MELVIN EDWARDS JACK EICHMEIER English Instrumental Music Guidance Natural Science Geometry TEACNERS WENDELL FULLER EDNA GAMBILL DONNA GRABENER HELEN GOCHNAUR | Biology Guidance Homemaking Nurse 12 Study Hall EUGENE BRAKEL JAMES BROMLEY JAMES BUCKLEY MARGARET BUEKER Crafts History, Law Study Hall Typing, Shorthand Geography JOHN CUTHBERTSON STANLEY CZUCHNA JULIUS DEZELSKY GENEVIEVE DRISCOLL U.S. History Woodworking U.S. History French JOHN EKELOF JACK ERGO HOWARD FABER HANS FETTING DONALD FROST U.S. History Orchestra Biology English Study Hall Coach KENNETH GRAY JEAN GREY MARGARET GRIFFIN DONALD HABECK RANDALL HALL Biology Mathematics English Geometry Algebra Bookkeeping, Business Coach Athletics Manager THERESA HALL VIOLET HAMILTON RAY L. HANSEN MERLA HARSCH CARLA HUMPHREY Physical Education Librarian U.S. History, Homemaking English Aurora LAWRENCE LAEDING FRANCES LINGENFELTER LAWRENCE LOOBY DUANE MAAS С. AMES MAYWOOD Chemistry, English Bookkeeping U.S. History і і Government, Economics Athletic Director Government GLORIA MOORE JAMES PERSON DOROTHY PETRIE SUE POHL teachers Physical Education Typing, Retailing Homemaking Spanish, German ROBERT QUESNEL DEAN RUPLE Geography Retailing, Retail Coordinator JOHN SEARS FRANKLIN J. SHERMAN English | English PAUL JABLONSKI JOHN JACOBSON GLEN JOHNSON LUCILLE KAPPLINGER HERBERT KORF English Biology Mathematics Government, Economics World History ALLEN McCORMIC 6015 FRANCES MITCHELL J. ROSS MITCHELL CLIFFORD MONSON Swimming Coach Study Hall, History Machine Shop English Drafting CYRIL POMBIER HARALD POULSON Л MARGARET POWERS ELNA PRITCHARD gu s QUE PORAIRA Speech, Radio, Drama Business Education Coordinator IRENE SHREVE DORIS SMITH EARL SNODGRASS DON SPEER World History Homemaking Journalism, English Driver Education DEENEN HOWARD SPRACKLIN EDWARD ST. CLAIR STANLEY STULL ERIC SUNDECK Psychology, Socialogy Algebra, Geometry, Physical Education, Study Hall, Coachi Coaching Coaching teachens DAVID VALLIANT NELL WAGNER JEROLD WESSELY GLENA WILCOX Aériculture, Librarian 1 i i и а Guidance, Coaching English office personnel Always ready to take a phone call, help a student in distress, or find a stamp for a busy teacher, the office girls play an im- portant part in the operation of a big high school. Bee Paulsen, Judy Adair, Margaret Brown and Noreen Ehrlinger are our effi- cient office workers. Secretaries compare notes. Mrs. Helen Rey- nolds, secretary to Mr. Donaldson, and Mrs Emmaline Kimmerly, Mr. Tibbet’s secretary, check over the daily absence list together. MARGARET TENNEY Latin FRANKLIN D. TOMSICH ALEXANDER TOYZAN CHARLES URIBE General Metals Chemistry, Algebra Spanish, English MARGARET WILLIAMS English GENE WILSON CAROL WYLIE WINIFRED YOUNG Driver Education Fine Arts Guidance CONGRATULATIONS Rounding out twenty-five years at Saginaw High is quite an accomplishment. Latest member of the Faculty Quartee-Century Club is Mr. Faber, here being congratulated by his wife and Miss Griffin, another member of the honor club. 17 | FALL PICNIC This is а picnic? Well, anyway, we had to come inside for Italian spaghetti and meat- balls. Above: Miss Bueker and Mr. Sprack- lin, co-chairmen, ready garlic bread while at the right, the spaghetti is served by the Misses Cherry, Powers and Kapplinger. POOL PARTY This time the occasion was a pool party, with plenty of roast ham, salads, and a variety of home-made vegetable dishes. We set up the pool in the traditional Hawi- ian manner and finished the evening with a dip in the surf (pool to you). CHRISTMAS AND SANTA Santa Huyghe hasn't lost a gift yet, so every child at the annual faculty Christ- mas party went home happy. An annual affair, the Christmas party is the high- light of the faculty social season. — SILVER ANNIVERSARY Now a tradition, the 25 Year Club meets during the first semester holidays to hon- or teachers who have been at Saginaw for 25 years. Lone recipient of the award this year was Mr. Howard Faber, who was (left) serenaded by a faculty trio (representing his three sons), entertained by table dec- orations, one of which landed о� Mr. Borg’s head (below), and honored with the kiss of two lovely maidens and presented with a laurel wreath of 25 silver dollars while his faithful wife, Dorothy, looked on. JOSEPHINE STONE Dietician ТІ: Е v | | Mrs. Elizabeth Paquette tests the soup as she рее her part of the noon-day meal. | With almost forty-eight hundred fee | SRI ОЙ hour, keeping the henge. of Has е ining is quite a task. The fine custodial orce of which Mrs. Duby (with the towels) Emery Randall, and John Clark are a pare 18 responsible for making our school a fine 20 p Lass in which to live. The cooks took time out from a busy morning to pose with their delicious treats. They manage to get out dinners for over two thousand students and teachers every school day throughout the year. Cooks Custoolans LULU MOULTON Head Custodian E Behind the scenes are many valves and pipes which must be regulated to keep a big plant operating at top efficiency. Mr. Ed Busa, our engineer, demonstrates some of the workings of the filtration plant under the swimming pool. Hot Coffee! Pop Corn! What is a football бате without something to munch on. And the band parents organization is there to provide the goodies. WORK Together Raising funds for the band and its program is the pet project of the Band Parents. While the band plays a concert inside, the late-comer is enticed with home-baked goodies by Mr. and Mrs. Merrill and Mrs. Mayou, just three of the many faithful members of this parents club. Members of the PTSA Executive Board of Saginaw High took time out from their meeting to pose for our photo- rapher. Seated around the Schradel, treasurer, president, Mrs. Ralph Pearce, Sly, mother vice-president, recording secretary. father vice-president, Miss Sandra Huber, Ward E. Tibbet. table are: Mr. Norman David Valliant, teacher vice- president, Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Weslie Vitito, Standing are: Mr. Benjamin Marxer, Elmer Mayou, historian, student vice-president, and Mr. 21 STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Rosie McMillan, Sue Harrison, Larry McQuaid. Second row: Pat Brooks, Karen Huber, Rita Sarstra -Holland, Sandra Huber, Brian McInerney, Bill Beck, Gary Strieter, Robert Merdler, Kay Fager, Victoria Mares and Sandra Troge. Standing: Pete Aurich-Germany, Joan Laeding, Herbert Fuchs-Germany, Dave Czada, Lynn Haggerty, Al Pollard, Mary Tunney, Clayton King and Sandra Speer. helen ОЁ At the Saginaw High Homecoming Game, Miss Lynn Haggerty was crowned Helen of Troy for the year 1959-1960. She d is shown here with her court which included from left | to right: Shirley Sparks, Pat Brooks, Queen Lynn, Sandra | Terwilliger and Margaret Golz. | 24 — Victorious in Senior Class elections, the trio above led their class through its final year at SHS. Lynn Haggerty was the class secretary while Al Pollard was chosen Vice-president and Brian McInerny became These senior Trojans have received all ““A’s’’ for the first semester of their President of the graduates. senior year. They are from left to right: Baiba Skrivelis, Brenda Peters, Mary Caumartin, Al Pollard, Virginia Johnson, Ann Marie Jordan, Ed Ambs, Bill Beck, and Becky Olsen. Senior Central Committee, made up of representatives from each senior homeroom, was responsible for all senior activities for the year. Members of this committee were: (seated) William Beck, Eleanor Gushen, Pat Brooks, Barbara Volk, Ellen Zummer, Karen Horvat, Sherroll Cross, Sharon Kross, and Brian McInerny. (Standing) Mr. Harry Don- aldson, Senior Advisor; Rita Rhienhardt, Judy Fleishmann, Al Pollard, Baiba Skrivelis, John Luebkert, Bob Pfau, Shirley Sparks, Lynn Haggerty, Barbara Gillam. 25 3 1390 00950 6344 26 EDWARD AMBS RONALD PETER ARTECKI AURICH қы Кқ ١ í RICHARD JACK BANKS | BARKHOLZ JOSEPH MARY ANN BEADOR BEAN SANDRA ACHTABOWSKI GARY ANDERSON MARA AUZINS JOHN BARNES ETTA BEATTY PETER ROBERT LLOYD AHEJ EW ALBRECHT ALLEN GEORGE EDWARD FRIEDA ANDROS ANKLAM ARMSTEAD THOMAS KAY FRANK BAILEY BAMBERG BAMBERGER BETTY MARGRITA GERALD BAROWSKI BARTSTRA BATES WILLIAM SUSAN EARL BECK BENKERT BENNETT cad HARRY GARY LINDA ERVIN BENTON BERLIN BETZOLD BEYERSDORF i у ar! 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Although there is no prize attached, winners often receive scholarships based on these test results. SHARON KROSS (left) won the nod of her senior classmates by walking off with one of the top honors of the schoolyear. Sharon was named DAR PILGRIM for SHS by vote of the seniors and the faculty councilor comm- ittee. a Esther Gamez and Sandra Elm , both seniors, are shown being interviewed by the Michigan Employment Service Commission representatives. Above: Professor Daniel $. McHar gue, University of Michigan, Reverend Carl С. Adams, Jefferson Avenue Methodist Church, Brian McInerney, senior class pres- ident, along with John Lynch, St. Peter and Paul, pose for a picture on Student Governm ent Day. Below: Sherroll Cross, Ann Schiebner, Ann Marie Jordan, Baiba Skrivelus, Bill Lamb, Virginia Johnson and Edward Ambs receive certificates for their high scores on the National Merit Scholarship Test. Shelby Boris is measured by Bill Beck for cap and gown while Betty Bordeau gives Edward Ambs her measurements. Students who achieved all ““А”” records during the first semester of their junoor year are seated left to right: Shirley Crampton, Tom Webber, Tim Koerner, and Adrienne Jordan. Representin following officers. Sandy Speer, vice- president, Joan Laeding, Secretary, and President Clayton King. 8 our junior class are the MR. EDWARDS AUDITORIU. Abbott, Mary Acha, Ronnie Adams, Lavion Agnew, Virginia Alderton, Karen Aldrich, Leo Alexander, Margaret Allen, Delores Anklam, Fred Anschuetz, Darrel Anscomb, Carolyn Antal, Louise Arch, Wilber E Arciniega, Rebecca pa Arnold, Alfred Arthur, Earlean Ayala, Mary Bagley, Roxie Lou Ballance, Jeanette Baker, Frank Banaszek, Bonnie Banda, Rachel Banks, James Barefield, Annie Barnes, Oliver Barnes, Rose Barnes, Thomas Barnes, Timothy Barnett, Helen Barefield, Norma MR. BEUTHIN Е.Н.А. Barratt, Robert Barrett, Sharleen Barry, Ollie Barry, Shirley Barst, John J. Bartelt, William Bartes, Steve Bassil, Veronica Beaton, Pat Beatty, Peggy Beauch, Howard Beck, Terry Becker, Tom Beckman, Jo Bedford, Ronnie Bennett, Joan Bennett, Robert Bentley, Вег� ісе Berg, Alan Berg, Walter Betzold, Donna Bezehertny, Michael Billy, Dana Bingham, Lloyd Bishop, George Bishop, Leroy Bluemer, Nancy Blakes, Lee MR. POMBIER E.H.B. Bradley, Richard Babic, Sallie Boensh, Judith Boese, Daniel Bommarito, Carmen Bonnell,Linda Bourdeau, John Bowens, Barbara Boyce,Frances Boyd,Adella Brainerd, Alvin Braman, James Branch, Lervy Brasseur, Gary Brasseur, Richard Brasseur ,Rober t Brasseur ‚Sharon Bremer, Stuart Brewer ‚James Briggs,Carl ORS Broushton,Dan Brown,Gayle Brown, Sandy Brown, Susan Bruce,Barbara Boardley, Sylvia Bowman, Michael Brackett, Elliott MR. НАВЕСК Е.Н.С. Burrough, Dorothy Bryan, Nancy Bryant, Alan Bucholz, Thomas Budd, William Bula, Robert Burk, Benjamin Burk, Karen Burmeister, Dale Butzin, Marjorie Byrne, Bernard Cabellero, Archie Caggegi, Dorothy Camero, Dan Cameron, Phyllis Campbell, Patricia} Campbell, Ronald Cannon, Donna Cantu, Roger Canty, Billie Carl, Robert Carpenter, Ann Carrick, Ron Carruth, Ora Carter, Forestein Casey, Vivian Jui Castellanos, Vinc Castillo, David Cavenauéh, Harry Chaffer, Alvin Chaffer, John Chappell, Keith Chowaniec, Joanne Chritz, Mary Churnesky, Tom Clark, Carolyn Clarkson, Marcelyn Clay, Alma Claytor, Carol Coates, Gary Cohill, James Coleman, Кобег Coleman, Sandra Collier, Lillie Collier, William Cook, Nancy Coplin, Larry Corwine, Richard Cotie, Judieth Cowell, Mary Cox, Jacqueline Crampton, Shirley Crampton, Tom MRS. SHREVE E.H.E. Cramton, Richard Crandall, Gerry Crapo, Mary Crawford, Joan Creller, Dwight Y? lors Cruz, Hope Cruz, Maxie Culpepper, Bennie Cummings, Janice Daenzer, Gerald Dankers, Marcia Dart, Sharon Dashner, John Davis, Benjamin Davis, Beverly Davis, Jim Day, Dianna Day, Donald Dean, Diane - РеСезего, Rosemary | Delgado, Roseltha Delgado, Arnold Delgado, Olga Demetriou, William Demsky, Dolores Dengler, Judy Dent, Delores Descho, John Dewey, Marilynn Larby, Warren Deplonty, Tor MR. LAEDING 133 Dexter, Ronald Dill, Jerry Diment, Sharon Dimick, Norman Dobulis, Peter Pe Donze, Glenn Doser, Max Doud, Marlene Doxie, Christine Doyle, Donald Dreffs, Bernice DuBeau, William Duby, Brenda Dugan, William Dundas, Joyce Dunham, Sharon Duperon, Terry Duquette, Ronald Easter, Lawrence Ecarius, Sandra Eckhardt, Dennis Ector! Curtiss Ehlert, Melvel Eischer, Larry Elliott, Carol Elwood, Patricia Dinninger, Pamela MR. POULSON 134 Elms, Mary Enriquez, George Ernest, Jacqueline Esckilsen, Charlene Esckilsen, Richard Eurich, Paryl Evert, Terry Fairchild, Joyce Farmer, Larry Fauver, Frederick Lopes Ferguson, Earldine Ferguson, John Fields, Frances Findlay, Dale Findlay, Foster Fischer, Ardis Fisher, Edward Fisher, Larry Fisher, Richard Fitz-Gerald, Sandra Flewelling, Susan Floeter, Alice Flores, Roy Foster, Louis Frank, Julie Franklin, Drew Fresorger, Thomas Frost, Gene Frost, Michael Fryer, Tom HR. GRAY 135 Funka, Linda Furstenberg, John Gabor, Ronald Gaines, Sarahree Galbraith, Nancy Galkins, Valdemar Garchow, Kathleen Gardner, Raymond Garlick, Bonnie Garrison, Charles Garth, Jesse Gaumer, Frederick George, Sallie Gehrls, Kathy Gerow, Donna Gerow, Уаи� е Gilbert, Charles Gilbert, Margaret Gilkison, Geraldine Gillespie, James Gonzalez, Erasmo Gonzalez, Hilario Gonzalez, Lydia Goodeman, Rean Goodside, Donald Gosaynie, Gary Grabmeyer, Robert Graham, Betty Graham, Donnajo Graham, Bob Gallardo, Ralph Golombisky, Daniel MR. FABER 137 Grays, McKinley Green, Pete Griffin, Clemmie Griffin, Elizabeth Grigans, Parsla Grigg, Diane Grill; Pat Grisby, Shirley Gronski, Tony Groom, Daniel Gross, Marlene Grover, Ron Guenther, Geraldine Guerra, Arthur Guerra, Encarnacion ORS Guerrero, Toni Guevera, Virginia Gulliver, Gerry Gunlock, James Gunther, Carla Guttowsky, Harold Guzman, Mary Hadley, Willie Haffling, Barbara Hahn, William Hain, Tony Hak, Sallie Hale, Jan Hall, Alan Hall, Carol MR. JACOBSON 136 Hall, Lorene Hall, Michael Halm, Stephen Ham, Nellie Hammontre, Margaret . Hand, Barbara Hare, Florrida Harness, Maebell Haroldson, Nancy Harser, Bobby Harris, Michael Harshman, Chester Hartl, Larry, Harth, Susan Hartman, Jean Haulcy, Dorothy Hausbeck, Ray Hawke, Judith Hawkins, Johnetta Hecht, Dolores Hedrick, Donald Hegenauer, Barbara Heiler, William Heinlein, Barbara Hemphill, Robert Henderson, Eugene Henderson, Ronald Hennink, Richard Hernandez, Alberto Hernandez, Benita MISS HALL 140A Hernandez, Henry Hernandez, Oscar Herweyer, Robert Hetzner, Sally Hightower, Cecille Hinton, Elbert Hinton, Inez Hitts, Janice Hobart, Judy Hodeck, Dolores Hoebbel, John Holbrook, Glenn Holden, Aglae Holihan, John Holihan, Judy Hollis, Thomas Holmes, Edith Holmes, Martin Holnagel, Kenneth Hood, Joseph Horonzy, Richard Horn, Carole Housner, James Howard, Elaine Huber, George | ORS Hurd, William Irish, Lillie Izzo, Pat Hinskey, Jerry MISS WILLIAMS 140В Jackson, Dorothy Jackson, Shirley Jacob, Randy Jacobson, John Jarabeck, Donna Jentzen, Georgianna Jesselaitis, Mary Johnson, Betty Johnson, Carolyn Jones, Dorothy Jones, Earnestine Jones, Elizabeth Jones, Joanne Jones, Larry Jones, Sylvia Jordan, Adrienne Jurgens, Janie Kabat, Dale Kane, Gilbert Karwat, John Kaul, Harland Kehr, Judith Kelsey, Karen Kelsey, Linda MR. STULL 140 Kemper, John Kent, Warren Kern, Sandra Key, James Kiebel, Millie jun Kienitz, Joann Kimmerly, Grant Kinney, John King, Carol King, Clayton King, Sylvia King, Wayne Kleinbreil, Richard Klemish, Patricia Klug, Robert Kniebbe, Thomas Knuckles, J. T. Koboldt, Mary Koeltzow, Mary Koerner, Tim Konsdorf, Sharon Kordys, Pauline Korf, Sandy Korniski, Wendy Koski, James Kostick, Phyllis Kowalski, Robert Krausneck, Paul Kenny, Katheen Krenz, William MR. DEZELSKY 145 B Kuhlman, Betty Kwapis, Barbara Lach, Robert Laeding, Joan Lake, Thomas Lamb, Michael LaPan › Сагу LaPan, Joseph Laszlo, David Lavrena, Diane ORS Lavrack, David Lange, Joy Lavrack, Jeanette Laurette, Frank Lawrence, Ruth Lazzaro, Daniel Lazzaro, Howard Leach, Janet Leach, Joseph Leach, Nancy Leachman, Joan Leachman, John Lee, Maxine Lee, Randy Lee, Sue Lehner, Joseph LaFave, Glen Lance, Juanita Lane, Rosamary MR. VALLIANT 156 Leppert, Susan Levi, Mary Jane Lich, Janet Lichon, Keith Lichon, Kenneth Lier, Rosemary Lilley, Robert Lodge, James Lopez, Erma Lopez, Irene Losee, Sharon Lowery, James Lowery, Syble Lown, Geraldine Ludwig, Dale Ludwig, Dean Luethjohann, Judy Lumsden, Nancy Lutz, Bonnie Lutzke, John Lynes, Charles Mackley, Joanne MacLean, Donald Mahan, Elizabeth Majeske, James Makowski, James Mares, Victoria Leslie, Larry MR. MONSON 157 Mark, Daniel Markusic, Leonard Martin, Gary Martinez, Estella Martinez, Homer Martinez, Lupe Martinez, Rachel Martinez, Thomas Mason, Bettylou Massey, Rodney Mathews, Leonard McAfee, Marsha McAfee, Michael McAnany, Gary McClaine, Benny McComb, Larry McKendree, Linda McKinney, Thomas McNally, James Meinecke, Don ORS Melchor, Sam Mendoza, Sandra Meriweather, Ruth Merrow, Danielle Mertz, Janet Metevia, Jean Meagher, Joe Meacham, Judy Mellott, Richard Marino, Daniel MR. PERSON 158 Meyer, Arthur Meyer, Dennis Mielke, Ruth Mielke, Virginia Mielke, Waltraut Miles, Lewis Millar, Karen Miller, Margaret Milne, Sharon Minicky, Sandra Mitchell, Donald Moll, Clayton Moll, Judy Moore, Carolyn Morden, Diana Morden, Edward Morford, Annis Morrell, Robert Morris, Paul Morris, Victoria Ж 7 iN Morrow, Richard Morse, Donna Mott, Duane Moultrie, Herman Munson, Duane Jun Munson, Nancy Miteen, Suellen RS. HUMPHREY 160 Mur 1 ick, Bert Murphy, Sharon Myrtle, Chery] Neath, Mary Needham, Patricia Neigh, Karen Neilson, Robert N ] 8 Ы 'elson, Janice Nemeth, Lerea Nemeth, Robert Norfleet, Andrew North, Beverly Novak, Alan Novak, Mary Ann Nowak, Patricia Nichols, James Nicol, Florence Nickolai, Ruth Niederstadt, Kent Nieznajko, Barbara Nowak, Patricia Nowell, John Nunamaker, Mary Nyeste, James O'Connor, Jack MR. FETTING 161 Oeder, Jacqueline Officer, David Olivarez, Ernest Osuna, Jane Pachnik, Rosalie aM ORS Pappas, Barbara Parker, Nancy Patillo, Charles Pawlanta, Bonnie Peaphon, Deann Peterson, Margie Peterson, William Pierce, Mary Pipkins, Rufus Plank, Karen Plowden, Eldora Poineau, Jim Polak, Carol Porter, Bob Powlus, Penny ——————————————————— M SUNN AERA ASA TITAN Pratt, Diane MR. MITCHELL 162 Prescott, Willie Pretzer, William Presley, Eloise Pretzer, Carol Price, Brenda Price, Nathaniel Pringle, Dennis Proctor, Duane Pryor, Alfred Quackenbush, Robert ENEE ОЗОН Rakowski, Gary Ralph, John Ramzy, John III Ratti, Chris Rausch, Dorothy Redeemar, David Redli, Dennis Reed, Gena Reid, Merrilee Reinig, Kendell Reis, Karen Reisig, Larry Reitter, Bonnie Rendon, Pete Rendon, Yolanda Reynolds, Bonnie Reed, Laretta MRS. WILCOX 163 R ico 9 Joe Rieder, Jerrilyn Riskovitch, Joanne Robbins, Phyllis Roberto, Bonnie Rocha, Roseanna ati Roenicke, Lonny Rogers, Robert Rohde, Helen Rohn, Conrad Котега, Rachel Rondo, Mary Rosales, Julie Roseberry, Donald Rosenfield, Sandra Ross, Voisne Ross, William Rousseau, Dennis Rude, Connie Rumpel, Terry Russ, David Ryan, Patricia Sahr, Sharon Salbenblatt, Jean Salow, Gary MR. SHERMAN 164 Sangster, Betty Sarden, Edward Sawatzki, Mary Sawyers, Dennis Schauffele, Ilona Scheanwald, Judith Schena, Marlene Schindler, Carol Schaefke, Kenneth Schleiger, Maribeth Schmidt, Gerald Schmitt, Edward Schnople, Thomas Schomaker, Richard Schonig, Lois Schoults, Patricia Schrems, Frances Schultz, David Schultz, Patricia Schultz, Sandra Schwind, Joseph Scott, Bernard Scott, Donald Scott, Jean Scott, Robert Seal, Jim Sears, Nancy Sensabaugh, Pat Settle, Helen Seymore, Wayne Schofield, James MISS CAMERON 165 Sharp, James Shaver, Rollin Shea, Nina Shutt, William Simon, David Simon, Mary Simmons, Carolyn Skelcy, Connie Skiendziel, David Skipworth, Josephine Skrelunas, Nancy Skutt, Larry Slancik, Sally Smeage, Dennis Smith, Alfreida Smith, Gail Smith, Judy Smith, Judith Lynn Smith, Mary Smith, Myra Smith, Robert Smith, Susan Smith, Thomas Smits, Gunars Snelenberger, Bill lors Snelenberger, Leanne Snider, Linda Solmonson, Diana Sonefeld, Nancy Sonnenberg, Patsy Sorokin, Pete Sote, Gloria Soto, Rosie Sparck, Helen Smith, Wayne MISS BUSKARD 166 Speer, Sandra Spiekerman, Dorothy Spiller, Joe Stack, Elaine Stach, Sharon Stahl, Roy Jr. Stahl, Sharry Stanton, Beverly Stanton, Karen Starland, Jerry Stephens, Billie Stephens, Sue Stolz, Margie Storrs, Alvera Strautnieks, Brive Streeter, Kenneth Strother, Mary Strunk, Karen Sundeck, james Swanson, Karen Swanton, Lawrence Swilley, Barbara Taschner, Lucille Taschner, William Taylor, Bette Stahl, Sue MRS. LINGENFELTER 167 Taylor, Janet Taylor, Millard Taylor, Nancy Taylor, Philip Teall, Rosemary Thiel, Mark Theaker, Gerald Thomas, Edward Thomas, Gerald Thompson, L. В. Thompson, Minnie Thompson, Robert Tillman, Jerome Times, Charles Tolles, Patricia Town, Edward Tunney, Carol Turner, Jeffrey Twaroznski, Wayne Tyson, David Urbaniak, Roger Urhanke, Margit Ursuy, Carl Ursuy, George Zoromski, Tom Temple, Gary Town, Robert Tucker, Mamie Ulrey, Donald MISS PETRIE 210 Ursuy, Robert Vance, Judith VanWormer, Norene Vargus, Richard Verlac, Kenneth Vescio, Louis Vetting, Lyn Vitito, Robert Voorhies, James Wamback, James Wampler, Judith Wanek, Frances Ware, Donald Warner, Donald Warner, Sandra Wartenberg, John Watkins, Herman Watts, Gary Weaver, Dick 17 Webber, Thomas Weber, Dale Weigold, Kenneth Welch, Fred MRS. GRAEBNER 211 Wendzik, Frank Wenzel, Robert Wiebrauck, Dan Wiggins, Roddrick Williams, James | jun Williams, Lanny Williams, Morris Williams, Patrick Wing, Ronald Wittmuss, Robert Woods, Everett Wright, Eugene Wright, Garl Wurtz, Wayne Yearsley, William Yoesting, Robert Young, Donald Yurcso, William Zak, Robert Zietz, Lonny Zobans, Sigurd Zolinski, Frank Zolton, John Willman, Leo Williams Perry Willy, Carl Zissler, Robert MRS. SMITH 212 Watts, Ann Wehner, Sharon Wendt, Janice Wessel, Linda Whitehouse, Nancy Whitney, Carolyn Wicker, Beatrice Wicker, Sonja Wilb er, Beverly Wiles, Ann TORS Wilinski, Beverly Williams, Sally Winfield, Frances Wing, Connie Wise, Dyane Wojtasinsjki, Nancy Wolfe, Janice Wolff, Sue Wolinski, Nancy Wolpert, Ann Wright, Bessie Wright, Mary Wruck, Penny Ybarra, Eva Yrlas, Isabel ` Zacharias, Gay Zuziak, Barbara Now seniors, these juniors of last year represented the Trojan name at Wolverine Boy and Girl State last summer. Ed Ambs, Mati Kiisk, Al Pollard, Baiba Skrivelis, Bill Beck and Raul Gonzales spent a week at Lansing studying State government and getting acquainted with other students from around the State of Michigan. OTHER JUNIORS NOT SHOWN Baber, Lucille Barefield, Norma Bradley, JoAnn Bradley, June Bushong, Ruby Butzin, Thomas Chatman, Lottie Clark, Robert Collins, Eugene Connor, Ronald Culpepper, Florestein Flores, Esther Fryer, Jeffery Gilson, Thomas Gray, David Griffith, Lois Ann Gwyn, Alice Hillert, Paul Holbig, John Jackson, Frank Jersevic, Elaine Johnson, James Ktawczak, Krawczak, Harold Krueger, Harold Kurzhals, Rick Laszlo, David Leach, Nancy Littlejohn, Kenneth Lund, Fred Martinez, Edward McCollum, Judy McKenzie, Joyce Mercer, Marie Perez, Don Pogoreski, Mary Pringle, Donald Reyes, Mary Rivet, Kenneth Sawyer, David Schultz, Arthur Serrana, Lorraine Shacks, Willie Strother, Clifton Tappen, Leon Thomas, James Washington, Ertie Wehner, Judy Whisman, Sherman William. Delos Williams, Beatrice Willy, Carl Wright, Willie Zwingman, Patricia 2.8 juniors plan Good-will trips О A most exciting prospect for any Junior is the thousht of being chosen as a Trojan An- Dassuqdor' to Europe for the summer. The Exchange Student plan, begun several years ago, has brought many Saginaw High students this thrill, and has also brought many European friends to our winter classes. How would you like to make a trip to Europe with us? These Trojans experienced the thrill of such an invitation at the Student Exchange assembly. Mrs. Rachel Andreson, Coordinator for the Exchange | program and Mr. Tibbet posed with the |} happy recipients. They are: Everett Woods, Susan Smith, Richard Esckilsen, | Shirley Jackson, Dorothy Cagégegi, Bonnie | Banaszek, Ardis Fischer, Judy Wampler, | Norene Van Wormer, Marcia McAfee and | | Carol Claytor. Saginaw High is honored to have these exchange students from Europe visiting us this year. They are from left torop ht: Herbert Fuchs from Germany, Margrita Barstra from the Netherlands, and Peter Aurich who is also from Germany. After the exchange assembly, the students were served a light luncheon in the faculty dining room by Mrs. Ward E. Tibbet. 76 Mrs. Peggy Brown who is isiti , visitin from England, served the boys PAD IE opposite side of the table. Our victorious officers in the sophomore class are left to right: Sue Harrison, secretary, Larry McQuaid, president, and Rosie Lee McMillan, vice-president. Beverly Baszler is N Trojan to receive all s first semester. MRS. WYLIE 221 Abbott, Thomas Abernathy, Willie Adams, Thomas Ader, William Adamy, Edward Adrian, David Agnew, Nancy Alcock, Barbara Aldrich, Alberta Alex, Carol Alexander, Dennis Allen, Harold Allore, Jerry Ames, Michael Amy, Faye Anderson, Rut he Ima Archangeli, Alice Archer, Yvonne Armbruster, Ruth Armeros, Rula Armstrong, Hugh Armstrong, Sharon Armstrong, Wayne Arnold, Jim Arthur, Jewell Asbeck, Carol Aspin, Keitha Atkins, Lucille Austro, Joann Avila, Bernice Ackerman, Max Missing; Abernathy, Robert Allen, Wilola т MR. BRAKEL 222 Avila, Fred Ayala, Stephen Ayala, Elizabeth Baase, Charles Bailey, Ray Baker, Bill Baker, Mary Etta Ball, Anna Barnes, Judy Barnes, Marrietta Barrett, Andrea Bartlett, Judith Bashans, Kathy Baszler, Beverly Bates, James Baudoux, Donald Bauer, Stephanie Baybeck, Mary Beach, Dennis Beach, Donald Beebe, Judith Beechinor, Helen Beechinor, Mary Benson, Dennis Benton, Ralph Benz, Linda Berenyi, Judith Bertrand, Veronica Best, Brian Bezehertny, Patricia Bidwell, Elizabeth Biggins, Shirley Black, Brian Blackmon, Annie Blake, Jerry Bland, Richard Barnett, Myrtle Benaway, Jane Missing; Beasley, Nathaniel MRS. DRISCOLL 223 Bacon, Harold Bobic, Margaret Bohinski, James Bolf, John Bond, Valarie Boruszewski, Jean Boruszewski, Stanley Bowen, Jerry Bowen, Jim Bowens, Leslie Bowman, Cecil Bowman, Clyde Boyd, Bobbye Bradford, John Brandi, David Brewer, Shirley Brechtclsbauer, Judy Bruske, Shirley Brannon, Edward Brassem, Larry Bruce, Sarah Bricker, James Bruske, Judith Bruns, Larry Brown, Amanda Brown, Barbara Brown, Doris Brown, Robert Brown, Ruth Brown, Susan Brown, Warren Brown, Levetty Branch, Virginia Brandon, Rose There were 826 sophomores in classes this year. The boys outnumbered the girls by 34 with a total of Z23905 MRS. YOUNG 224 Budd, Lynn Buckey, Don Bunker, Michael Burnell, Robert Burnell, Russell Bush, Janet Bushong, Dick Bushong, Jim Burmeister, Loretta Bussinger, Ron Butterfield, Randall Byrd, Marilyn Caldwell, Betty Calhoun, Dorothy Campbell, Larry Campbell, Richard Carter, Willie Canty, Grady Carey, Edson Jr. Carlton, Thomas Carne, Patrick Castellanos, Consuelo Cariness, Glen Cervanies, Deborah Missing; Chalenko, James Chamberlain, Oreata Chandler, Raymond Buriel, Lloyd Burnell, Lee Carpenter, Louis Castillo, Henry Chaffer, Morris Chapman, John MR. BLENKHORN 225 Chappell, Lynn Chasnis, Patricia Cherry, Beatrice Chowaniec, Sue Christmas, Robert Cirulis, Peter Clauss, James Cleary, Robert Clements, Sandra Cole, Jennie Combs, Sue Conden, Renee Cook, Louis Cooks, Nathaniel Craig, Donald Cramer, Bonnie Crawford, Marvin Crowley, Irene Crunk, Margaret Cruz, Santos Cruz, Santos II Cummins, James Cummins, Jerry Currin, Montell Cyborowski, Robert Czuchna, Gerald Donilowski, Virginia Danks, John Davenport, Randy Davis, Carol Davis, Donald Darby, Marilyn Cross, Gene sophomores Missing; Douglas, Pat MR. SUNDECK 226 Davy, Robert Dean, Nancy DeGesero, Roy De LaRosa, Benny Delgado, Peter Demesky, Kathleen Dennis, Tyrone DePlonty, John DeSander, Carol DeWitt, Lova Dezelah, Charles Diaz, Elizabeth Dickhousen, Магваге Dobis, Janice Donald, Jerry Doso, Bucha Doxie, William Dubay, William Dudek, Stanley Dudley, Alva Dugan, Arthur Dunbar, Elizabeth Dunlop, Betty Duquette, Jerry Durow, Gary Eddy, Sally Dushan, Mildred Dushan, Barbara Egerer, MaryJo Eisler, John Ellis, James Elrich, Eixie Emeott, William Delgado, Robert Deneau, William MISS GREY 234 Enrochs, Cleon Enos, Sharon Eskilsen, Sharon Esler, Marilyn Evell, James Evans, Diane Farmer, Sharl Faubert, Donna Favel, Darlene Federspiel, William Fehrenbach, Judith Ferchau, Keith Ferrell, Lois Ferris, Chris Findley, Roy Fischer, Donna Fischer, Sue Fisk, Sue Flores, Neftali Forte, Henry Foster, Ann Foster, Walter Foutch, Carol Fox, Kenneth Fox, Michael Foyle, Juanita Frahm, Sharon Frazier, Rowena Freeland, Gerald Freeman, Karen 2“ Frenzel, Marcia Fresorger, James Freyre, Elizabeth | Fries, Sharon ! Everett, Constance ` Sophomores came from many schools. Most came from Web- ber and Central Junior High, but many others came from Ricker, Bridgeport, Shields, Carrollton and other towns. MR. TOYZAN 235 Fritz, Austin Frost, Alyce Frost, Bernice Fulgencio, Hortensia Frost, Carol Fulgencio, Lupe Fuller, George Gacek, Edward Gaines, Edmond Gallegos, Jane Galonska, Leon Gamboa, Manuel Garcia, John Garrett, Ralph Garrison, Glenn Farth, Robert Gebhard, George Gehrcke, Elaine Geminhardt, Carl Genwright, Eugene Gerschbacher, Larry Gerskin, Barbara Gibson, Jacqueline Gidley, Duane Gilchrist, Pamela Gilginas, Judith Gilmour, James Giltrop, John Gipson, Booker Gomez, Joe Gomez, Oscar Gomez, Richard MR. ST. CLAIR 236 Goodenough, Gasy Goschke, John Gough,. Michael Graham, Thomas Graham, William Graveratte, Carolyn Grararatte, Chet Gray, Susan Green, Helen Griffin, Norene Griffin, Johnnie Grill, Laura Grunow, Kathleen Guerra, Elia Guttowsky, Rodney Haas, Ronald Haefele, Allan Hagar, Rhea Hagle, Sharon Hahn, Henry Hall, Elene Halas, Suzanne Hall, Henry Hall, Marjorie Hall, Nick Haller, Georgia Haman, Frank Hamilton, Sharon Hammontre, Fred Hanley, Janet Hannon, Carol Greene, Margaret Missing: Johnson, Ronald MISS BUCKER 254 Hanover, Walter Hansberger, Duane Hanysak, Denny Hardy, Frank Harris, Alberta Harris, Claudine Harrison, Suson Hartung, Orville Haskell, Sandra Hatter, Frank Healy, John Hendrix, Elva Henny, Janet Heyse, Stanley Hickey, Robert Hildebrandt, Jean Hill, Elouise Hill, Henry Hoebbel, Hannelore Hoefling, Eugene Holcomb, Jerome Holmes, Jacquelyn Hooverman, Gary Hopkins, Bette Lou Henderson, Gloria Henderson, Sharon Heredia, Lazaro MR. LOOBY 255 Horonzy, JoAnn Hosenkamp, Jerry Houston, Deborah Howell, John Hoyt, Martha Hrywnak, William Hubbell, Kay Humes, Thomas Hunter, Jan Illikman, Ronald Jackson, Betty Jackson, Clarence Jackson, Jacqueline Jackson, James Jackson, John ; Jackson, Rosie Jackson, Shirle Jackson, Willie Jachym, Rose Mary $ Jacobs, Charles ; Jakus, Betty Jo Jarzabkowski, Thomas ` Jelks, John 2 Jimenez, John 0 Johnson, Alvin Johnson, Carol Johnson, Donald Johnson, Elwood Johnson, Gary Johnson, Joan € | | | | MISS PRITCHARD 257 Johnson, Robert Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Yvonne Johnston, Jeffrey Jones, Sharon Jones, Virgil Jones, Willie Joyner, Sharon Joyner, Warren Judd, Dennis Juskialas, Kathleen Kaczmarek, Robert Kaleyta, Betty Kalins, Rudite Keller, Sharon Kellum, Woodrow Kelly, Robert Kelly, Delmarua Kemper, Ruth Kennedy, Sharon Kent, Wallack Kerr, Robert Kerridge, Don Kessler, Karen Kilt, John King, Eva King, Linda [4 MR. HALL 258 Kleinert, Kathleen Klopp, Norman Kluck, Carol Klugas, Sandra Knierim, Carol Kodrick, Cheryl Konkol, Gerald Konsdorf, Dennis Kracko, Thomas Kralosky, Bertha Krauss, Henry Kren, Harold Kricher, Steven Krusska, Micheal Kryska, Pamela Kupsis, Karl Labreche, Bruce La Chance, Paul Lacis, Ivan Lacy, Phyllis Lambert, Joanne Landeryou, Harvey Lardrum, Shirlee Lane, Henry Lanée, Carol La Port, Ronald Lash, Robert La Tarte, Jerilyn Laurette, Ruth La Valley, Patricia Laurenz, Joyce Leach, Andrew Leach, Robert Knuckles, Ceola Knuckles, Ruth Lauer, Jeraid New sophomores this year came from eiéht different states among which were Ohio and Il- linois as well as Texas and Calıtorndta, sophomores Missing; e Мыш ыыы ы� а Lu ERBEN SSS зз‏ لف MRS. DUNCAN 261 Leddy, Kenneth Lee, Kathleen Lee, Patricia Leija, Mary Leonard, Ronald Lentz, Lorene Levy, Jeffrey Lewis, Dale Otelia Willard Bonnie Lewis, Lewis, Leyrer, Lichner, Patricia Logan, Joseph Loudenslager, Lowery, Daisy Lowery, Jonah Williai Lowery, Robert Ludwig, Bruce Luedthe, Richard Lumsden, Larry Lytle, Evelyn MacCord, Elizabeth Macias, Alice Madison, Robert Malace, Ronald Mallory, Lana Marks, David Martin, Barbara Martin, Elizabeth Martin, Joe Martinez, Fidel Martinez, Gloria Martinez, Leis, Rudy Loraine MR. QUESNEL 262 Mason, Dorothy Mason, Sharon Mason, Frederick Masters, Louise Maturen, Donald May, Linda May, Sally McAdoo, Shirley McBride, Roy McCann, Kathryn | McCaine, James Y McClain, Roscoe ; McClendon, Howard ms McCloy, David Gi McDaniel, Frank McDaniel, Jessie d McDuffie, Robert McGrandy, Sharon McHenry, Karen McHenry, Gloria McKinney, Lawrence McLaven, Laurell McLeod, Terry McMar, Karen McMillan, Rosie Millon, Willie McQuaid, Lawrence McQueen, Betty Meagher, Fred Medbery, Susan Medearis, Darlene Medel, Anthony Medina, Mary Ann McCurdy, Barbara MRS. CHAMBERLIN Medina, Simon Melchor, Rapheal Mendoza, Barbara Merkerson, Sandra Merrill, Patricia Merserve, William Metevia, Joe Meyers, Kathleen Miles, Virginia Milks, Joyce Miller, David Miller, John Jr. Miller, Nancy Miller, Robert Miner, David Miramontes, Guadalupe Mixson, Leander Moleski, Nancy Moncrief, Imogene Mongomery, Robin Moore, Patri cia Moran, Paul Morlik, Bill Morris, Phillip Morrison, Patrick Mortimore, Byra Morton, Clifford Mosher, Donna Mosqueda, Luis Mosqueda, Lydia Moten, Estella Munson, Karen Munson, Sandra Murdock, Dick Mielke, Hugo MISS POHL 264 Murray, Frank Myers, Wanda Nagy, Mary Neilsork Conrad Nichols, Charles Nichols, Patricia Nickleberry, Sandra Nicol, Wilma Niederstadt, Terry Noel, Donald Nowak, Stanley O’Dette, Dawn O’Dette, Jacklyn O’Polka, Joann Ormsby, Harvey Ortiz, Frank Ortiz, Hilario Ortman, Robert Osmond, Carol Osuna, Jessie Ott, Dennis Ott, Lois Owens, Ronald Parent, Janet Parker, Linda Pasterz, Sharon Patterson, David Patton, Arlene Ostrander, Eleanora The sophomore athletes have already added to their tradi- tions with a winning football season. Theiri six for seven record was marred only by а loss to Reese varsity. Missing; Nemeth, Joseph Nieman, Barbara Niemeyer, Sharon Passariello, Andrew SOPNOMORES Missing: Reimus, Janie Richardson, MR. KORF 265 Porterfield, Sandra Payne, Pamela Pawlick, Patricia Peeples, George Perez, Virginia Perine, Geraldine Perrigo, Lee Perry, Gail Perry, Robert Persicke, David Persons, James Phetteplaco, Richard Pike, Barbara Piotrowski, Michael Platko, James Pohiman, Nancy Pope, Richard Popp, Jean Porter, Richard Polzin, Michael Powlus, Judy Preston, Sharon Pretzer, Judith Price, Betty Pringle, Paul Pulaski, Joyce Rader, Gilbert Rambo, Robert Ramey, Richard Pritchard, Elizabeth MISS HETHERINGTON 26 Rappley, Richard Reed, Benjamin Reedm Mansel Reeder, Thomas Reid, Gary Reimers, William Reinig, Jack Remer, Ronald Rendon, David Rendon, Mary Reyes, Alvino Reynolds, Kathleen Reynolds, Robert Richards, Jon Richards, Karen Richardson, Gwendolyn Richman, Gayle Rico, Raul Riley, Patricia Rivers, Elvia Roberts, Joyce ; Roberts, Магу CS Robbins, Frank Ішу Robinson, Yvonne | Rocha, Danny Rodriquez, Dora Rodriquez, Pauline Roéa, Andrejs Reed, Leroy MISS GRIFFIN 267 Rohde, Nancy Rombalski, Susan Rondo, Tom Roselle, Kathryn Rosenberg, Robert Roy, Clifford Rubier, Ruth Ruffert, Kathleen Sabedra, Connie Sabisch, William Sahr, Gerald Salas, Arthur salcedo, Elizabeth Salow, Kathy Samuel, Jessie Sanchez, Connie Sanders, Carmell Satowiak, Gerald Savage, Marilyn Sawyer, Sandra Schaeding, Sally Schallhorn, Charles Schanhals, Don Shick, Roberta Schiebner, Robert Schmidt, Carol Schmoak, Richard Schramke, Patricia Schramm, Ruth Schultz, Bernard MISS POWERS 268 Scott, Linda Scott, Stanley Seaver, Jean Sebold, Fred Secord, Kenneth Shear, Jennifer Sherbine, Larry Shelbrock, David Shields, Betty Shippey, Gail Shimer, Micheal Shivley, Joseph Simmons, Clifford Sims, Vera Skimson, Dominic Sleamon, David Slominski, Larry Sly, David Smekar, Edwin Smith, Donald Smith, Gail Smith, Kenneth Smith, Orladean Smith, Paul Smith, Shirley Snarski, Diane Snide, Donald Snyder, Karen Solomon, James Solomon, Karen Sommer, Arthur Sonnenberg, Suzanne Soper, Wanda Soto, Mary Sowers, Donna Sparks, Annie Speer, Robert Spero, Herman Spiller, Girsteen Schultz, Ronald Sophomores are required to study English, guidance and participate in gymnasium. kany sophomores get their one vear of sorence out of the way BY А Darn out ‚their schedules with biolosy. Missing: Rulapaugh, Donna Sauve, John š m p ft Missing: Willie Henry Stanton, Stevens, ЗЕРНА, 227) Missing; Thompson, Ernest MR. BORG 311A Springer, Joyce Stack, Ray Stack, Roseann Stajdl, Phillip Stamann, charles Stanton, Noreen Hitchcock, Linda Stavely, Kathy Steiner, William Stephens, Darlene Steward, George Steward, Gwendolyn Stewart, Betty Stone, James Stoneburner, Jean Suazo, Dennis Sutto, Donald Swanton, Bonnie Swarthout, Wilbur Swilley, Charles Symon, Kathleen Symons, Carolyn Tafel, Ann Tofel, Gary | Tappen, Rosemary Tarrant, Glenn | Taylor, Barbara | Taylor, Dale | Taylor, sharon Thom, Kenneth j Theaker, William MR. BUCKLEY 311B Thomas, Catherine di Thomas, James Thomas, Katherine Thomas, Lucille Thompson, Helen Thompson, James Tillman, Jacqueline Times, Edward Todd, Larry Tolan, William Toles, Raymond Tolles, Adeline Toney, Odel Torrez, Lupe Troutman, Mary Truitt, Rose Tuke, Stewart Turner, Arlene Urbanke, Erwin 2% Vanderwall, Nancy | | VanHook, Randy 1 Vaughn, Richard Velasco, Lois 1 Velatti, Richard Vesterfelt, Richard Villarreal, George Villarreal, Glafiro | Vlahon, Steven e Volk, Rodney I Wade, John : Wade, Sally dE Waldron, Bruce Treib, Sally 2 Utermark, Susan pe МЕ. DYE 312A Ware, Sally Warner, Lawrence Warner, Rodney Warren, Judy Washington, Gloria Wasmiller, Marcia Watkins, Cyril Watson, Helen Weaver, Sharon Webb, Milton Weber, Barbara Wegner, Herbert Weirauch, Connie Weirauch, William Welch, Doris Wells, McArthur Welzin, Fred Wendt, Christine Wenzel, William Wetherbee, James Whisman, Dinah White, Dolus White, Ronald Wicker, Frances Wilber, Mary Jane Wilder, James Wilder, Norma Willette, Montague Williams, Andrew Williams, Carol Williams, James Wilson, Brenda Waldron, Enid MR. FROST 312B Wilson, James Wilson, Judy Wilson, Dexter Wilson, Kent Wilson, Leslie Wilson, Patsy Wilson, Richard Wilson, Thomas Winkowski, John Wissmueller, Ruth Witt, Sharon Wolf, Gerald Wolfgang, James Wolffgram, Marion Wolpert, Jim Woodke, Shirley Wozniak, Susanne Wressell, Sharon Wright, Annie Wright, Q uola Wrona, John Wuerfel, Dennis Wurtz, Nancy Yager, Sharon Young, Kay Young, Patricia Young, Timothy Youngblood, Sonny Zaremba, Gertrude Zahareos, Lisa Zaytsow, Janice Zissler, Gary Zissler, Gail Zola, Barbara Zummer, Emelene Zolton, Jerry The new building, the many new teachers and a busy S.O. campaign soon had the new sophomores working like real Trojans. Missing; Welch, Charles Bottom row: Coach Ken Gray, Coach Ed St. Clair, Bob Sim- mons, Tom Bailey, Tom Rob «ats, Jim Price, George Miller, Gary Strieter, Brian McInerny, Mike Scarbough, Ted Morse, Ralph Fuller, Dave Knodle, Bob Herweyer, Head-coach Jim Blenkhorn. Second row: Jeff Turner, Warren Kent, Dale Weber, Bob Ursuy, Gerry Tillman, Bosney Ross, Al Robin- son, Bill Thompson, Albert Hinton, John Jacobson, Patrick Williams, Don Scott, Jim Sundeck, Mike Bezehertny, Third row: Tom Hollis, Bob Zak, Tom DePlonty, Kent Niederstadt, Wayne King, Chuck Lyons, Rufus Pipkins, Willie Prescott, SCORES SH. Я в OPP ALPENA BAY CITY HANDY MIDLAND FLINT NORTHERN BAY CITY CENTRAL PONTIAC DEARBORN FLINT CENTRAL ARTHUR HILL Fa Fa U N Fa هم ONNAANAAN‏ N Ó © o +. +. O G N) м № VALLEY STANDINGS FLINT CENTRAL - NORTHERN Tied: 4 - 1 BAY CITY CENTRAL 3 - РОМТТАС 2 - ARTHUR HILL 2 SAGINAW HIGH 0s Dn Ww ә bo George Miller, mention. Coach Blenkhorn checks plays with his men before the big game. Jim Price was All Valley first team choice. Brian McInerny placed on the All-Valley second team. right, 92 Strieter and Mike Scarbrough were team workhorses who should receive special WE 25 ein’ RAT, ER Dan И Jose San- chez. Top row: Harland Kaul, George Ufsuy, Tony Hain, John Ferguson, Howard Beauch, Jim Lodge, Dick Morrow, Dan Lazzaro, Ed Sarden, Roy Stahl, Gilbert Kane, Gary Bras- seur, Bill Peterson and Jim Harris. Lettermen Strieter, Gary Miller, George Fuller, Ralph Scarbrough, Mike Morris, Ted Roberts, Tom Knodel, Dave Price, Jim Simmons, Robert Bailey, Tom Robinson, Al Ross, Voisne McInerney, Brian Sanchez, Jose LeRoy Branch, Jack O’Connor, Pipkins, Rufus Wiedbrauk, Dan Herweyer, Bob Ursay, Bob DePlonty, Williams, Scott, Don Sundeck, Jim Ferguson, John Lazzaro, Dan Ursuy, George Peterson, Bill Weber, Dale Tillman, Jerome Tom Patrick Jacobson, John Morrow, Dick Branch, LeRoy Lynes, Charles Kent, Warren Hain, Tony Edward Jim Roy Gilbert Pete Alan Sarder, Lodge, Stahl Kane, Rendon, Bryant, along with Gary VARSITY т action Simmons (33), Knodel (29), and Tillman (53) converge on an opponent for the tackle. Looks like a right end run with McInerny, number 44 and Morris (25) through the line. Front row: Donald Maturen, Alan Bryant, Stan Boruzewski, Ralph Garrett, Kupsis, Howard McClendon, Donald Noel, Gilbert Rader. Second row: Mgr. Eugene Henderson, Line Coach Eric Sun- deck, Robert McDuffie, James Thompson, Ray Stahl, Ernest Thompson, Clarence Jackson, Henry Hahn, Herb Wegner, Dave Leslie Wilson, Robert Speer, Karl Marks, Larry McQuaid, Tyrone Dennis, Mgr. Jeff Turner and Head coach Jim Bromley. Top row: Milton Webb, Bruce LaBrecke, Nick Hall, Gary Johnson, John Wrona, Jim Lodge, Bobby Boyd, Bobby Brown, Bob Leach, Jim Claus and James Lowery. Missing: Tom Humes, William Graham, Tom Reider and Jim Bowen. Bottom row: Larry Hamon, John Wade, Dennis Konsdorf, Tom Rondo, McArthur Wells, Dennis Hanyzak, Hugh Armstrong, John Jackson, Jim Bricker, Second row: Mgr. Tom Reeder, Coach John Cuthbertson, Gary Johnson, George Peoples, Jerry Allore, Joe Logan, John Bradford, Henry Forte, Lsophomore footBall 94 Andrew Williams, Ray Bailey, Edmond Gaines, Glen Caviness and Willie Jackson. Bob Cyborowski, Jerry Hosenkamp, Dick Vaughn, Dick Pope, Ed Brannon, Nat Cooks, Third row: Larry Warner, Marvin Crawford, Here! Here! Central! That’s no way to stop a runner! J.V.’s won this one 25 to 6. НА ee : EN Spe 00-5 C ipie У pom Ralph Garrett and Bob Speer, J.V. co-cap- tains, talk over plans for one of the big J. м5 REPORT Hs. Sir PIDGEON 2 BAY CITY CENTRAL 1 ARTHUR HILL 1 FLINT NORTHERN 1 PONTIAC 1 BAY CITY. HANDY 1 BAY CITY “CENTRAL FLINT CENTRAL MIDLAND N Ф A00‏ 0ا ка Му ما‎ Q) ba ba М © OV S OV Q3 VO N o A om: AH СТТУ HAND: HUR HILL IT H Y CENTRAL REESE Back row: Ernie Thompson, Bill Beck, Brian McInerne i і , ` у, Ed Sardin, Jerry Tillman d John Ramzy. Bottom row: Coach Larry Laeding, John Jacobson, Don Scott, George Miller Tony Hain, Bill Frieder, Bob Herweyer, Ben Davis and manager Jeff Turner. ; VALLEY STANDINGS Pontiac Flint Northern Saginaw High Arthur Hill Flint Central Bay City Central LETTERMEN William Beck John Bowen Dan Broughton Bill Frieder Bob Herweyer John Jacobson Brian McInerney George Miller SCORES Lansing Eastern Flint Northern Bay City Central Midland Arthur Hill Bay City Handy Pontiac Flint Central Flint Northern Bay City Handy Bay City Central Arthur Hill Midland Pontiac Coach Laeding is mighty proud of these Mt. Pleasant three fellows. Jerry Tillman, elected to be honorary captain, and Ernie Thompson placed on the Class A All-Valley First team and John Jacobson won honorable men- tion. Coach Laeding talks it over with the boys. Ernie Thompson Jerry Tillman BasketBall means tcamwonk 2 [3 a, as ba Thompson and Ramsey show some fancy ball- handling in the season’s first homegame | against Lansing Eastern. | Oops! Just one little push, and it’s in. John Jacobson (15) waits his turn at the floor. Broughton picks up the ball from an Arthur Hill player (left), and Ramsey aims one 97 for two points (above) in a game which saw Saginaw High best the Hillites with а last second field goal by Jacobson. Его� Stan Kups Seco deck Thom) Bott Rond John Coa Дет JUNIOR VARSITY Team First row: Woody Kellum, Stan Boruzewski, Mike Shimer, Larry McQuaid, Nick Hall, Bob Speer, Carl Kupsis, Mac Wells, Jim Bricker (manager), Second row: Bob Cybor- owski (manager), Bruce LaBreche, John Bradford, Tom Humes, Clarence Jackson, Pete Sorokin, Brian Best, John Bowen, Denny Hanysak and Coach Ken Gray. J. V. SCORES S.H.S. S.H.S. OPP. 51 Lansing 49 Flint Northern 54 60 Flint Northern 78 Bay City Handy 46 54 Bay City Central 73 Bay City Central 32 62 Midland 63 Arthur Hill 30 52 Arthur Hill 63 Flint Central 52 48 Вау City Ha ndy 60 Midland 35 47 Pontiac 54 Pontiac 68 56 Flint Central = = ohn Bowen (33) goes up for two points. | с | 770 Ј Eé Clarence Jackson (31) gets ready for 98 a steal which later becomes two points, TROJAN NARRIERS Coach Stanley Stull, Jerry Donald, Robert Garth, Nathaniel Price, Dale Lewis, Andrejs Roga, Ronald Malace, Paul Pringle, Frank Ayala, and manager David Redeemer. Sitting: William Hadley, Jake McNair, Jim Rose, Percy Garrett, Larry Fleming, James Dillard, and Ivar Silnieks. Although Cross Country is a grueling sport these Trojan harriers seem to enjoy the competition. At the left we see Jake McNair climbing a hill on the last leg of his race. At the right of our page coming into view is a group of S.H.S. runners. And at the bottom of the page we are able to see Frank Ayala and James Dillard. Ж 5 م بع م м9,‏ із am 1 Dale Louis, Dick Back row: Jerry Hosenkamp, Terry Neiderstadt, Fred Hammontre, Murdock, Jim Solomon, Larry Brasseur, Stan Nowak, Carl Germienhardt, Dave Shelbrock, 1 i : Coach Allyn McCormic, h, Ivar Lacis, Paul Moran and Warren Brown. Second row: М ‘ кир eos Dick Brasseur, Tom Barnes, Bob Morrell, Jerry Thomas, Jim Koski, Lonny Zietz, Valdemars Galkins, Glen Holbrock, Mike Hall and Tom Coulon. Bottom row: Ron Dexter, Bob Kushon, Juris Erhards, Don Lichon, Jim Mueller, Lee Waller, Nick Hall, Lloyd Clarke and Bill Hahn. Swimmers SCORES 39 points to take fourth 36 Flint Northern 60 24 Bay City Handy Bay City Central Arthur Hill Flint Central Pontiac Central Flint Northern Midland Bay City Central Bay City Handy Arthur Hill Flint Central Lansing Eastern Pontiac Central Valley Meet 14 points for eighth place Lee Waller and Jim Mueller were elected as co-captains representing the S.H.S. swimming team this year. 100 LETTER WINNERS Jim Mueller Lee Waller Juris Erhards Bob Kushon Nick Hall Don Lichon Jerry Londry Ron Dexter John Furstenberg Bill Hahn Mike Hall Howard Lazzaro Bob Morrell Jerry Thomas Lonny Zietz Paul Moran David Shelbrock MANAGERS Jim Harris Bob Brasseur Dick Brasseur ZS fü فين‎ k. : 4 John Furstenburg shows his form as he starts the last leg of the medley relays. | Members of the Free Style medley team 1 are: Lee Waller, Bob Morrell, Jerry S ! i Thomas and Bob Kushon. These boys took 227 pe ae fourth in the Saginaw Valley Meet. Along with coach McCormic are our senior members of the swimming team. Lee Waller provides the winni t h ; ; і i inthe: Free ЗЕ. dud p o Bill Hahn, a junior diver, took third in the Saginaw Valley Meet. 101 | Ег 58 Ки Se de Th TUMBLERS A 8 Mike Amer, Dick Schmoak, ا‎ i igh Tumblers are: back row: Gatis Lucis, gei 4 Fio diu Mn Fritz, Wayne Armstrong and John Martinez. Bottom row Ji 01 Lowery, Eva Ybara, Lydia Ayala, Егта Lopez and Dan Camero. RIfLEMEN Ready о� ThE RANGE | Members of the SHS Junior Rifle Club were: Front row - Bonita Ostrander, Chuck Dezel- ah, Bill Yearsley, Bob Lach, Gary Durow, Keith Chappell, Barb Pike, Standing - Dale Taylor, Dennis Alexander, John Bolf, Mr. Ray Hansen, advisor; Beverly Wilber Mr. (qi COR Е Ee 5 Y Ў aA Above: Student-pupil coaching Jack No ІІ Satine — ‚basic rifle-safety course. Below: Mr. Fre Jim Sola я ко Pike, adult sponsor of the club spots for the picture is Millard Taylor. marksmen on the range. à Г during | з рот тт IEEE SMS | BARBELL CLUB shades of hercules This is part of the total membership of fifty for this year. The Barbell Club was founded in 1957, and they now have more than two tons of equipment. Larry Sivak is clear ing 225 pounds in preparation for jerking over his head. Larry’s personal record is 245 pounds. Paul Kupsis is dead-lifting 235 pounds with one hand. His record is 280 pounds. Glenn Donze, Gary Coates and Tom Heilman take note. The new interior of the club is shown here just after members finished giving the walls a coat of paint. Members demonstrate their equipment. 103 EVERYBOOY cheer The Junior Varsity cheer- leaders are: Sue Sonnen- berg, Dixie Eldrich, Margie Hall, Nancy Vanderwall, Chris Wendt and Rosie McMillan. b A ` $ K 5 The Varsity cheerleaders this year are d from left to right: Nancy Jaehn, Pat | Sonnenberg, Linda Funka, Shirley Sparks, | Judy Wampler, Roni Gacek and Judy Vance. yeah SAGINAW | | | The Pep Club, along with Saginaw High’s entire student body, show SE fine spirit EN enthusiasm at the close of the Saginaw High- Arthur Hill basketball game. Saginaw High won that game by the score 55-53. | Tess í— | | | | B R J| С J Boy's who have participated in athletics for two seasons earn the honor of wearing a varsity letter. омоеррий Game Gals try football Would you like to get into the same,‘ girls? Sıan up. for: Bow. derpuff Football in the girls’ gym, Everything points toward that one big game in the fall. Signals! Hike! And another play goes into execution. Girls’ gym classes learn the fundamentals of all the games, including football. Miss Terry Hall, gym instructor, leads the girls in an actual game - the annual Powderpuff Football exrravaganza. кПа fe Pm fos D in May when they put Girls participate in numerous sports throughout the school year. Some of these are: Chinese Soccer, volleyball, basketball, badminton and baseball. Batter Up! Dana Billy, at bat, looks one 1 оек ав) SOL ерат Practice gets under way in the gym. members. However, all their e S are rewarded on their annua swim show. GIRLS sports There is plenty of Жа� in phe бут for our sophomore and junior girls. Designed to give a better understanding of the modern sports world, the phy- ed program includes partici: pation in just about any sport currently popu Varn Sr Omi fall till sprins, the bounce of the ball on hand or raquette can be heard in the girls’ gym. These girls keep their attractive figures by playing a good game of basketball. Testing their skill on the Badminton Court are some of our junior girls. Left to right are Nancy Gailbraith, Barbara Kwapsis, Karen Strank, and Pat Schoults. Looks like a score for the team of Barbara Zola and Carol Williams. Their opponants in the foreground are left to right Kathy Stavely and Lana Malloy. shoot. The experts show the of shooting a basket. Wonder the basket? Ready, aim, fundamentals how many made 107 UBS СІ IVITI ACT NOBBIES the AURORA —— Goes to PRESS Produciné a school yearbook of 176 pages can be an exciting and rewar- ding school experience. The many pictures that have to be screened to select that one which best tells the story, the pages of copy to be composed, and the deadlines that must be met, all help to make the work of the AURORA staff interesting and at times exciting. If you have enjoyed your 1960 AURORA, give the credit to your friends on the staff. s Oos2 —.]F F'FÑ HONORARY EDITOR - ASHLEY COMPAU BUSINESS MANAGERS - KAREN HUBER SANDRA HUBER PHOTOGRAPHY Above: Checking pictures which have just come from the Aurora darkroom, the сатега- men on the staff talk over their flaws and plan future shots. They are: Herbert Harrison, Dick Zuehlke, Dick Vesterfelt, and Cecil Broom. LAYOUT Where do we put the pictures? In the book of course! But that takes a lot of planning by our layout staff. Joan Galovics, Sue Jergens, Jim Kennedy, Wanda Vincent and Peggy Schwager discuss layout for the many student pages of the book. ADVERTISING AND COPY Copy writing and advertising are two of the many important jobs on the yearbook. Ashley Compau along with Karen and Sandra Huber won an invitation to membership in Quill and Scroll, the International Journalism honor society, for their part in getting the 1960 AURORA ready for publication. They are shown here talking over a special ad problem with Aurora advisor, Ray L. Hansen. | ASSEMBLIES time to Relax This was the year of the Beatnik, and our $ boys took the theme for their skit at one Mike Tetloff makes like Dracula amid the of the football assemblies. This is foot- screams of our girls at the payoff assem- ball? Below: Sitting in the Back Seat with bly. The gals won the S.O. contest again, Fred was part of the exchange assembly for | | and from the looks of this ріс, the boys our friends across the river. are determined to scare them into losing next year. Backstage, the accepella tunes up for their part in one of the musical assemblies . | tegere E ee En ا‎ ee REEL ДАНЫ ОНИ: СЙ SE ERE Here we see Sir Hugh Evans explaining the plot to trick Sir Falstaff to the children of the village. Sir John Falstaff is hiding і� a clothes basket to be smuggled out of Master Ford’s house. These three men are plotting against Master Fenton (who is seated on the bench) to win Ann Page away from him. 5 S ; hakespeare ala Saginaw High.....The entire cast of The Merry Wives of Windsor IT with you Ashley Compau is leaving in a huff as her boyfriend Dick Riley pleads innocence although Sue Smith thinks he's cute. The whole family believes in living life to the fullest--Bonnie Schnieder paints Gerald Hinskey while Alice Woods and Frank Laurett express themselves musically. The entire cast for the play. Manuel Reyes introduces the countess to Everett Woods, Hinskey. Alice Woods and Gerald | soph’s top dramatists т a play tournament m LLNS RRL LL LL ENDE MITIS ETE RIT Karen Solomon accepts the Best Actress award from М.С. Bob Merdler, president of Plorad. The prize-winning play was THE DEVIL AND DANIEL WEBSTER. ee Pc Merit rt mar ndi Қа. М.С. Bob Merdler presents John Dashner with the Best Actor award for his per- formance in the junior play THIS WAY TO HEAVEN. || Everett Woods receives the WILLY awarded [s for the best play THE DEVIL AND DANIEL б WEBSTER. At the left is а scene from the Ë: senior play THE MAN IN THE BOWLER HAT. 7 Ste Se SE Së? Plays, oratory, radio and debate activities are represented at Saginaw High by Plorad Club. Members are accepted into Plorad after 80 hours of participation in any of the speech activities. Coveted membership in the National Thespian Society, Chapter 1650, at Saginaw High School is desired by each student who participates in speech activities. The local Thespian chapter is under the direction of Miss Peggy Powers. жее oe What would our pla ys and assemblies be like if it weren’t for the stage crew working behind the scenes to pull curtains and run the lighting and sound effects? Members of the crew check through their program before another C Openin g NIS ҺЕ — ААА ANN tt ut RANTLE RA fe eren е 22-224 š 2 dës TS Members of Hi-Y pose for their éroup pic- ture during a planning session. The Hi-Y is affiliated with the YMCA and takes part in such interesting programs as the annual Hi-Y Legislature, and other YMCA activities. Astronomy Club members gaze toward the | stars in search of further knowledge of Anyone for chess? Jerry Starland and Jerry | the universe. Dill relax at one of the oldest games known xm to man. The Y-Teens who are connected with the YWCA develop leadership among young women. 116 These students are always on hand in the library to help busy students | | check out books and magazines. | The unior Engineering Society is under | i Been absent? You'll soon hear from one the SH а. direction of Мг. Alex | of Мг. Donaldson’s fast, efficient aides. Toyzan and Mr. Siegel Davis. | | Thencean Society, the service organization of Saginaw High, is under the direction of Miss Cherry and Mrs. Wilcox. grapher. Coach Cyril Dave мае Ashley Carol Claytor and Samra, Stuart Bremer, Pat Campbell 1, Karen Snyder and Connie Nadia , Everett Woods, time out before one of the John Dashner, Banaszek Ben Kaneszewsk Seated: Judy Vance, Mares. took valley meets to pose for our photo They are from left to right Bonnie toria ic The members of Saginaw High's busy debate squad Pombier, Sly, Bula, Rosemary DeGesero, Castellanos. Compau, V oes ر EEE ''Do you have а pass?'' This is a familiar question asked by the monitors you see posted in our halls every hour. ; E BUM Here one of the members of the Saginaw High Math Club has the attention of the students while she explains what the Mu Alpha Theta symbol means. The Christian Youth Fellowship group meets once a week to eat lunch and to have a Bible study and discussion. — TERRAIN CLUBS— Espanol! The main objective of the Spanish Club is to help students to develop an interest in the background and life of our Spanish speaking peoples. Wie Gehts, Freund! The German Club, newly organized this year, helps students of German descent and others who are inter- ested to appreciate the customs of the many German people of our community. Bonjour in French means, ‘‘Good Day’’ - The French Club binds students of French together in a common interest in the French backgrounds of our American Heritage. Planning your future? Teaching is а good place to begin, and membership in the Future Teachers Club is a good place to find out about teaching. Where are the men? One of the oldest and most noble profes- sions known to the ladies is that of the efficient secretary. The Future Secretaries Club offers SHS girls a chance to see what a good secretary should know. Shades of Florence Nightingale - Future Nurses investigate the honorable profession of caring for the sick. With field trips and professional speakers the interested get a first hand idea of what lies in their future as nurses. STRESSES eot‏ ا THE TROJAN BAND - Row one: Carolyn Johnson, Jen- nifer Shear, Mary Matzelle, Karen Burk, Kaye Huff, Bonnie Garlick, Lucille Thomas, Leslie Wilson, Row two: Judith Cotie, Dennis Beach, Joanne Jones, Carolyn Ursuy, Nancy Jorgenson, Nancy Wolinski, Tom Miller, George Bishop, Louise McDaniel, Wendy Korniski, Nick Reitter, Ben Davis, Susan Wrege, Doris Welch, Daniel Camero, Carmen Larrucea, Patricia Brooks, Sandra Buxman, William Moeller, Janice Nelson, Row three: Sharon Bolen, Gary Hubbard, Ruth Mielke, Connie Wing, Judy Meacham, Lorene Lentz, Patricia Merrill, Herlinda Paleyo, Richard Corwin, Robert Albrecht, Jerry Czuchna, David Kerr, Donald Beach, Patricia O'Connor, Edward Thomas, Darrell Landon, Susan Flewelling, Sherroll Cross, Robert Lilley, Edward Ambs, James Majeske, Tim Koerner, Ernest Bradley, Joy LeTour- neau, Jerrilyn Reider, Lanny Roenecke, Row four: MAJORETTES: Usually seen strutting out ahead of the marching band, the majorettes sat still long enough for us to get them in a pic for the Aurora. They are: Petie McDaniel, Ruth Ann Mielke, Nancy Wojtasinski, Bonnie Garlick, Pat Brooks (Head Majorette), Wendy Korneski, Nancy Moleski, Carol Kluck, Nancy Lumsden, Carol Cluck, Donna Mosher, Nancy Moleske, Nancy Wojtasinski, Nancy Lumsden, Jacqueline Jackson, James Wilson, Roy McBride, Jean Hildebrandt, Bar- bara Ryan, Welton Ryder, James Gilmour, Taylor Mayou, James Wolfe, Keith Chappell, Kay Fager, Colleen Merrill, Fred Fauver, Marcia Clarkson, Lawrence Wallace, Robert Kerr, Gerald Smith, Daniel Rocha. Standing: Susan Harrison, Mr. James Dye, Band Director; Ronald Wing, Beverly Davis, Joy Brainard, David Czada, Dennie Smeage. Vescio, picture: THE CONCERT ORCHESTRA Pat Chasnis, lupe Miramontes. Catherine Thomas, Bland, Neftali string bass and Mr. Jannie Bonner, and Fred Welzin. Flores. Row one: Frances Watz, Louis Rowena Frazler, Karen Snyder, Guada- Row two: Henry Lane, Lois Ferrell, Mary Jane Jurgens, Mansel Reed, Richard Row three: Lanny Roenicke on the Ergo, conductor. Missing from the Jessie Jean Osuna, Eloise Hill, 123 and on a TNRILLING | MAJOR с� оро-- | music makers And on a Thrilling Major Chord! Members of Saginaw High’s A Cappella Choir are: Row 1: Nola Bothuell, Bonnie Stephens, Judy Fleischmann, Mary Bean, Barbara Heinlein, Pat Klemish, Linda Kelsey, Carol Anktu, Mary Ann Novak, Ruth Ann Lee, Sharon Pockel, Bonnie Post, Ruth Ann Wissmueller, Sally Nueman, Catherine Thomas and Judy Kehr. Row 2: Jackie Weedon, Clarice Kuk, Sandra Huber, Karen Huber, Sharon Dunham, Sharon Dart, Kathleen Reynolds, Sharon Preston, Parsla Grigans, Chris Wendt, Peggy Beatty, Linda McKendrie, Shari Farmer, Elizabeth Freyer, Brenda Peters, Sharon Brasseur, Sandra Terwilliger, Wanda Vincent, Becky Olsen, Pat Sonnenberg, and Mr. Donald Borg. Row 3: The combined chorus, varsity choir and the band combined for a thrilling finalle at the annual combined concert. Wagner, Pat Schramke, Walbert, Tarry Lacy, Ralph Benton, Harold Allen, Herbert Harrison, Robinson, Ron Dexter, Heilman, picture are: Bob Quackenbush, _ ساسالا‎ _ Jj Bernard Scott, Jessie McDaniel, Barbara Zola, Susan Tomsick, Mary Ann Doyle, Andrea Sonja Greer, Frances Winfield, Ralph Garrett, Richard Weaver, Gary Watts, Frank McDaniel, and Ray Bailey. Row 4: Marion Crawford, Dan Walt Crampton, Stan Boruszewski, Jim Arnold, Mike Tetloff, Frank Watkins, Joe Zuniga, William Stoneburner, John Ralph, AI Bill Graham, James Johnson, Tom Wayne King, and Clyde Bowman. Missing from the Ted Bomba, Joan Mackley, Rachael Martinez, and Beatrice Wicker. Ready, now a kick-line the chorus - Kick girls! and members of the A Cappella take time out to rehearse number. in This time it’s Choir Capers The annual show features members of individual and ensemble groups. CLUBS Budding Journalists all. Members of the Lantern staff pose for their group portrait. The Student Lantern, official organ of the school, is published at regular intervals throughout the year. Below left: Siegel Davis, Trade and Industrial coordinator, discusses coop work schedules with two of his student workers, Above right: Mr. Frank Tomsick demonstra nique with the cutting torch to his sho Members of the Orpheus Club, Pose with their tes proper tec- p foremen. Below: honor society of the band, instruments. shades Of past GLORY Games may come and games тау бо, but the annual tilt hetween the student Sugarbeaters and the faculty Salamanders will probably go down in history as one of the greatest extravasanzas in the city of Saginaw (or anywhere else for all that). Begun as a spur of the moment venture, the ‘‘Big’’ game is attended by more Trojans than any other school function. Strictly a charity affair, the annual same is played just before the Christmas holidays, giving all concerned ample opportunity for complete recovery. ““Тре Mad Scientist'' explains his latest plans to put а monkey into orbit around west hall. Mr. Czuchna explains his plans to Mr. Jacobs Below: Czuchnik III flight into space (the attic o on, coach of the Salamanders. is readied for the f the вут). The sterling qualities of the men's Below: Salamander Coach Jacobson looks longingly organization is apparent in this full-view at the new trophy before handing it over spread. It is rumored that the Salamander's training table and regimen is under the to Student Team Coach Maas. The trophy, scrutiny of the large college phy-ed de- partments. 127 achievement night ACTIVITIES German Club members took part in Achieve- ment Night festivities by selling their assorted pastries. Mr. Poulson, а color mixe explain the | Physics teacher, r machine which aw of complimenta demonstrates is used to Ty colors, 3 Nos Re ' A re | Jo LaPan demonstrates the usa of the tape ў U ; | и recorder which is used in Speech correction and public speaking classes as well as in the production of Saginaw High’s weekly radio show. Left: Art students display several of their creations at the annual Achievement Night. Brian McInerny (white coveralls) helps а fellow student mold pottery on the wheel. Other crafts students show their skills at other crafts. Above right: Mr. Fuller, SHS biology tea- cher, shows a pickled speciman to Mr. Chamberlain. These are the things we work with in class? Right: The French club brings some French atmosphere to the show with a curbstone- cafe scene. Lower right: Julius Caesar, patron sa і� Ё emm of Latin students looks down on a display of essays on ancient Latin activities. Below: Senor sings a song to Senorita as he strums his Spanish guitar. The Spanish club displayed many colorful articles typical of their Mexican-Spanish heritage. gt PAM CURB GIRLS SERVE YOU ON ROLLER SKATES АМВ % owe? H B Rec b. Die % 22. «o9 406 22, Tee INSIDE SERVICE TOO °’ OPEN YEAR AROUND SCHWAGER'S POLLARD’S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS GREENHOUSE CORNER HOYT AND GENESEE 1114 SO. OUTER DRIVE 3-8575 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS SAGINAW, MICHIGAN DELIVERY SERVICE “TROJAN WAY” INCLUDES THE SELEC- N OF FINE GIFTS SUCH AS WATCHES, MONDS, AND SILVERWARE. PL 3-3073 CORSAGES WEDDING FLOWERS Genesee At Washington FUNERAL PIECES PL 5-8194 Gillespie - | Norczyk JOCHEN'S SHOE STORE, INL. Quality Shoes Pharmacy for the Entire Family AU SOUS e Jefferson РІ-3-6967 Prescriptions 420 E. GENESEE AVE. PL 2-3505 Gifts For All Occassions ROETHKES FLOWERS INC. 333 SO. WASHINGTON Mueller fórotbers, Inc. BANCROFT HOTEL BLDG. Corsages Novelties home of HICKEY ЕРЕЕМАМ Weddings 3 4 7 customized. clothes “BANKING THAT IS BUILDING MICHIGAN” MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Open Every Weekday Including Saturday Until 4:30 P. M. Outstate Michigan's Largest Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. SMART SAGINAW HIGH STUDENTS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE MODERN CONVENIENCES OFFERED BY GULVER DEISLER LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF JEFFERSON AND GENESEE PHONE PL 2-8363 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1960 The Furniture Market, Inc. “Complete Home Furnishings” SAGINAW PL 2-9607 Wiechmanns ONE OF MICHIGAN’S FINER DEPARTMENT STORES 3 Serving Saginaw For 59 Years UFKIN Specialists in the Manufacture of Measuring Devices © Over 3,000 Different Products @ Worldwide Distribution @ World’s Largest Manufacturer of Measuring Devices “The Standard of Accuracy” Wherever Measurements Are Taken TAPES RULES PRECISION TOOLS THE BEST IN SPORTS EQUIPMENT 524 Е. GENESEE AVE. Wm HAYES DAIRY HOME DELIVERY CASH AND CARRY ALL FRESH DAIRY 908 М. 20TH ST. PL 7-0845 PHOENIX GRANVILLES INSURANCE AGENCY 102 Е GENESEE Fine Shoes For The SAGINAW, MICHIGAN Entire Family PHONE PL 5-4459 128 No. Washington Est. 1882 ALL LINES OF BONDS AND INSURANCE Frueh's House of Flowers SAGINAW, MICHIGAN i f 515 EAST GENESEE AVE., E 574 | SAGINAW, MICHIGAN “Flowers by Telegraph to all parts of the World“ Phone PL 2-3185 511 Federal A WONDERFUL PLACE TO SHOP MANUFACTURED BY | | RAYMOND PRODUCTS CO. | NOW IN OUR 60TH YEAR SAGINAW, MICHIGAN PRINCING BRENNAN ` PHARMACY H | | | MORLEY | BROTHERS STATE at COURT JANES at 14th Phone SW 2-6441 Phone PL 2-9606 SERVING THE COMMUNITY SINCE 1863 SAGINAW, MICHIGAN | | McDonald es? СНЕКО Serve The Dessert Everybody Loves! McDONALD'S DAIRY C FOODS Super-Delicious = ICE CREAM FIRST---in good taste! Compliments of um N b Ga 1 % Bread Co. THE WICKES CORPORATION DIVISIONS: FASHION WITHOUT 320 East Genesee EXTRAVAGANCE ! WICKES BOILER CO. WICKES EXPORT IMPORT WICKES LUMBER CO. WICKES MACHINE TOOL MICHIGAN BEAN COMPANY SAGINAW GRAIN CO. THE UNITED STATES GRAPHITE COMPANY FOREIGN COMPANIA MINERA DE SAN JOSE S.A. DE С.9. SECOND NATIONAL BANK SAGINAW'S OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK INVITES all WISE TROJANS to take advantage of the modern banking facilities offered at The Fairgrounds Office Whether taking advantage of the drive-in service or depositing money inside, Dick Zuehlke and Tom Crampton find that Second National's Fairground Branch is a most convenient and friendly place at which to bank. 6 CONVENIENT BANKING OFFICES FAIRGROUNDS OFFICE 2815 E. Genesee Avenue STATE STREET OFFICE AUTO BANK 3446 State St. 600 South Washington venue SOUTH SIDE OFFICE WEST SIDE OFFICE South Washington Avenue Court at North at Center St. Hamilton Streets MAIN OFFICE East Genesee and Washington Avenues SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF SAGINAW Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Girl Friends Neednt Part Graduation time often means the parting of high school friends but it doesn’t have to Бе. because now there may be an opportunity to go on working together—at Michigan Bell. Because of the telephone’s importance in the modern world, Michigan Bell girls find a real thrill in their jobs. And they have such advantages as excellent pay right from the start . . . opportunities to advance . . . vacations with рау . . . congenial companions . . . and manv other desirable features that make an occupation attractive. If you're interested in a good job and a steady income of your own, why not drop in for an inter- view at our employment office at 309 S. Washington —and bring your girl friends with you. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY A Friendly Place to Work The Best in Clotbes FURS, SUITS, COATS, and DRESSES WALTER E. FISCHER Plumbing Heating Hot Water Heating Our Specialty (77999199 GENESEE AND WARREN 962 So. 24th St. PL 5-8611 For The Best Milk And [се Cream, Ask For--- Жо� ай MILK AND ICE CREAM Saginaw, Michigan Pleasant 2-8181 22 3 d зі; v Ч N x 4, L `: ет AE o A 3 ЖЕ! A Ж 2. Congratulations Seniors of 1960 109. S. fefferson, Saginaw, Mich. OUR CLOTHES (GO) EVERYWHERE DON'T SETTLE FOR LESS THAN (CURRENT ANNUAL RATE) EARNINGS Dan Billy's Sales Service Domestic and Commercial Refrigeration . Air Conditioning All Appliances Motors . Gas . Heating Service Automatic Washers Authorized Lawn Mower Service Specialty in Yardman - Craftsman . Hand and Power Mowers 2777 Bay Rd. Phone PL 3-9677 Saginaw, Michigan Ace Sets The Pace 807 E. Genessee PL 4-2529 © BRANCH OFFICE State at Mackinaw @ DOWNTOWN Jefferson at Federal SAGINAW’S OLDEST AND LARGEST SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION BUY YOUR SPORTING GOODS BEST WISHES ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS McGEE-FINLAY THE SPORT SHOP ADVERTISING SALES PROMOTION CREATIVE COPY OFFSET PRINTING ART SERVICE EFFECTIVE PLACEMENT OF INDUSTRIAL SPACE ADVERTISING A SPECIALTY 615 E. Genesee PL 3-3781 WE HELP TO OUTFIT TROJANS Phone PL 3-9593 2223 HAZELWOOD e SAGINAW, MICHIGAN BOWMAN Seahich Sealrich Dairy Co. Refreshments Can Also Ве Wholesome.’ LOAD BAGLEY ST: SAGINAW, MICHIGAN HUBBELL'S STANDARD SERVICE 1300 N. MICH. CHATTERLESS COUNTERSINKS REITZ FUNERAL HOME DON B. STAHL, MGR. ROAD SERVICE 1026 E. GENESEE AVE. Holden's Red Stamps Free Pick Up and Delivery SAGINAW, MICHIGAN 7:00 O'Clock Till 10 P.M. — 7 Days Week TELEPHONE PL 2-7911 CALL PL 5-9687 For The Best Buys In Auto Supplies DATER’S AUTO Supply 708 East Genesee PL. 4-8938 HEAVENRICIH'S GENESEE AT FRANKLIN SERVING SAGINAW FOR 82 YEARS Ki H Gray’s Drugstore M B ICE CREAM CO. 301 N. WATER ST. IT PAYS TO SHOP A p GRAY'S PL 2-2165 COR. HOLLAND AND SHERIDAN Compliments of Compliments of Hillier Hardware HOLSUM 2316 Webber BREAD THE GASE BAKING CO. PL 4-9773 Open Evenings Until 9 P.M. PHONE PL 2-2832 COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES 3803 WEBBER STREET SAGINAW, MICHIGAN “IF IT GOES ON PAPER - WE CAN DO IT” TO THE SENIORS e AMERICAN KAYJAC COMPANY PRINTING ADVERTISING OF 1960 FORM DESIGN NORMAN E. SLADE ٠ 650 SHERIDAN OWNER e SAGINAW ТЫЫ HL ме� ы ih M Pd ees hd. ai ow UT Mii rH ТҮЛЕН E ШЕРІ iulii H COATS - SUITS - DRESSES AND MILLINERY OF DISTINCTION PARKER’S CASH-N- CARRY DAIRY STORES 8 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS SINCE 1905 Baldwin Wurlitzer PIANOS ORGANS TEL. PL. 4-7995 118 E. GENESEE AVE, HOTEL BANCROFT Davis Music House 315 COURT ST. SUPPORT YOUR STUDENT STORE WE BRING FIFTH AVENUE AND RUE ST. HONORE TO SAGINAW HOSPITALITY - CRADLE NEWCOMER national mtrRoouctions SAGINAW’S ROYAL WELCOME’ + SERVICE 2635 DUANE DRIVE 5% 2-3981 THE H. R. TERRYBERRY CO. Grand Rapids, Michigan Official Ring and Pin Dealer and Manufacturer” meter Bil ite 417 East Genesee Carol Antku and Al Arnold, SHS Juniors, try on class rings shown to them by Mr. Charles Billmeier of Billmeier Jewelry. To the Seniors of Saginaw High School we extend our very best wishes for Success and Happiness the GENERAL MOTORS Al of Central Foundry Division G EN = RAL Chevrolet-Saginaw Grey Iron Foundry MOTORS Chevrolet-Saginaw Service Manufacturing Chevrolet-Saginaw Transmission Saginaw Steering Gear Division Producing —— more and better things for more people 143 Seniors J обо — A Memories Of Your Graduation From WERKEMA STUDIO Phone PL 2-7031 315 EAST GENESEE SAGINAW, MICHIGAN ыы асы PUBLIC LIBRARIES OF SAGINAW | 00