Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1963 volume:

TIT SP EP YT ATALI T TITTEN PUTT TRECE T Y To INA TT Ee... AURORA A Published by the Students ot e | 63 Saginaw High School -. Saginaw, Michigan ey is ; s See ae To the 1800 students enrolled here, Saginaw Hish means more than just the scholastic drud- gery usually connected with school. It means companion- Ship, education, and extra. Curricular activities! Trojans are on the so, doing things, Searching: tor (theirs goals in life,’ and workings to achieve them. Along the way, they are making friends and enjoying experiences that will be remembered for the rest of their faves. Contents — | Dedication . . 4 Academics («X 5 Athletics . . .38 Students . . . 58 Activities . . 104 Advertisers .132 HOY | -PUBLIC LIBR SAGINAW. wm Y THIS YEAR WE HONOR A member of the teachers’ Twenty- five Year Club, Miss Hetherington was one of twelve teachers honored at a special luncheon last year. Mrs. Edna Gambill, guidance teacher, pins a rose on her on that occasion. Miss Mary Elizabeth Hetherington After the annual Quill and Scroll banquet, Miss Hetherington enjoys the company of Mr. Glen Boisson- eault, editor of The Saginaw News, and Mr. Ward Tibbet, principal. In the classroom, in the community, and in the school, Miss Mary Eliza- beth Hetherington has distinguished herself and brought honor to our school. It is with understandable pride that we dedicate this year- book to Saginaw’s only woman fire- man, whose fire and enthusiasm for her profession cannot be extingui- shed. Her influence and example have éiven students the determina- tion.to scale new hesehts of aca- demic accomplishment and it us typical that she originated the distinguished alumnus ceremony to inspire today’s students with the accomplishments of these alumni. She came to Saginaw Hiéh in 1930 as a, Journalism instructor, By 1954 she had been asked to speak five times at the Columbia Scholastic Press convention in New York, and received the Gold Key award for Service in journalism. Düring the war, she acted as an auxiliary fireman in the city fire department, and as an instructor in air raid precautions. She was ap- pointed Michigan Chief ol the wo: men's section and was cited for honors in civilian defense volun- teer wos kann, New York Cty. In 1960, Miss Hetherinéton was one of 1d? out ok 8000 to be chosen for a six week tour of graduate study under a scholarship. grant at the University of London. She tied for first place, in a history writing contest given by Scholastic maga- zane in L94: Miss Hetherington has established a Delta College scholarship. in honor of her grandmother, Mrs. Mary E. Hetherington. The first recipient was Peter Dobulis, a 1961 graduate. She was given charge of the first accelerated English classes in 1959 and she is in charge of the Trojan Honor Board. We humbly dedicate this book to Miss Mary Elizabeth Hetherington teacher - citizen. sine Supervisors Direct School Program eiti biu tebi kinst nun CHARLES C. COULTER Superintendent of Schools LEONARD T. SOPER Assistant Superintendent Administration HELEN McCALL TEWES aes, Assistant Superintendent Elementary Education ge MILFORD O. HOLT Assistant Superintendent Secondary Education During a year when the school program of Saginaw was in serious danger for lack of funds, members of the Saginaw board of education played an important part. Left to right they ‘are Walter C. Averıill, Ir., Jayne C Phea Ti enr RH Tel M. Rockwell, Walter A. Leesch, Jr., Eugene P. Stansbury, Charles -C. Coulter, Robert W., Grant Je, andviarold MN ovkartl sc. Directors of special departments work to coordinate the entire school program. In the top row are Earle E. Robinson, vocational and adult education; Diana Umstattd, reading; George D. Pross, finance and business administration, In the bottom row are Eleanor D. Bangham, art education; Rhea E. Miller, music education, and Catherine Furbee, speech correction. WARD E. TIBBET Principal 10 The age of NEW FRONTIERS is here and Trojans are ON THE GO, conquering these frontiers. Trojan administrators and faculty lead the Saginaw High student body in conquering their goals. We, the students of Saginaw High thank our teachers and administrators, for they are our guides to success, the machinery which co-ordinates, directs, and keeps our school running smoothly. dministrators Help Students With Goals GWENDOLYN E. MAYWOOD Dean of Students OSCAR B. HUYGHE Assistant Principal Director of Summer School 11 PATSY LOU GEERAERTS EMMALINE KIMMERLY Secretary Secretary Communications Center . . Organization is the Keynote HELEN REYNOLDS Secretary DOROTHY WILLERT That voice on the other end of the line the day [TO IRE you were absent might have been Bonnie Merrill, E TIME Marie Federspeil or Judy Linam. They work in the attendance office darang their spare, time. 12 The friendly voice that answered your call to SHS was prob- ably one of these phone girls. Carol Skiendziel, Diane Jar- zabkowski, Yolanda McAnany, Helen Main, Marybeth Melville and Stella Zahareos give us a demonstration in phone technique. Keeping track of the many absentees and their excuses can keep this attendance center hostess group busy most of any day. Seated are Deanna Mentel, Judy Majeske, Barb Giles, Karen Parks and Kay Beth Robinson. Standing are Susan Kmie- cik, Nancy Bailey, Karen Schuler and Yolanda Ayala. 13 We Take a Break... | From Teenage Lingo CORA DUNCAN J. FRANK SHERMAN English English BEA PROFESSIONAL! REVISE AND PROOFREAD YOUR OWN WORK Revision is a normal part of writing, i, Read your paper aloud. Be sure it has: + @ good orgamzation. a paint of view - detas. examples, and instances Listen for: � empty sentences � padded sentences awkward senteaces ` incomplete ar run-on sentences icorrect verb or pronoun usage gical comparisons Rewrite as much às necessary. Ehen add: ? g + 3 good opening JOAN SCHREUR P. | “anette one : i we -a catchy titie : : : PROOFREAD Speech, English . Chack vu eo fr 5 + capitalization � spelling � correct manuscript form The way to good English is through an under- standing of the rules. Mr. Pombier explains a few of them to Russ Brown, Pat Grzenia and Jerry J. ROSS MITCHELL Chobod, hoping to recruit some help for his t debate team. English MARY FOLDS GLENA WILCOX HANS FETTING ANNE WHITE Special Education English English Journalism | 14 = Ue = Se zm LIBBY VAIL MARGARET GRIFFIN CARLA HUMPHREY MARIE ALLINGTON English English English English Ed Reinhardt goes through the agony of writing an English theme and finally admits defeat. Try again, Ed, you may be hiding the makıngs of another Lord Byron, or Something. MARY CAMERON RUTH CHAMBERLIN CYRIL POMBIER English English English, Debate Forensics MARY E. HETHERINGTON English, Distinguished Alumnus Ceremony 15 Physical Fitness, Program Planning . . . QE: | ALLYN McCORMIC MARYLEE ROVMAKER Physical Ed., Physical Educ. Swimming Coach Weight lifters Richard Reyes, Rudy Reyes, Mario Torrez, Dennis Camero and Dave Higgins display some of the tropheys they won in competition throughout the state. STANLEY STULL GLORIA MOORE Physical Ed. Physical Educ. Coaching EDNA GAMBILL | Guidance ER ) y ; SR We had to drag some of the counseling center hostesses from their jobs in order to get their picture. Seated are Sue a Be uma te. Cano MV ULO Janet DAVID VALLIANT inninger an eresa Moran. tandin are Josephine Atkinson, , ; | Mary Ann Hartung, Connie CH E MM hospes MEE Kay Special Education Phillips, Sue Orlowski, Sue Greve, Linda Wirth and Janet | Knodel. There are many jobs in the counseling center to keep this crew busy. | Keep '-— Dru canere ee er e PATRICIA LELO Secretary Mrs. Young entertains a guest as she goe about her work in the counseling center. Mrs. Young says that each problem has its own solution - in this case a cup of milk was the answer. Us Alert EUGENE BRAKEL JEROLD McEWEN Counselor, Counselor, Guidance Guidance Di WINIFRED YOUNG MARY EWING JOHN EKELOF Counselor, Guidance Director Attendance, Guidance Guidance OTTO KAHLER KENNETH YOUNG Mathematics Mathematics Jim Horonzy gets a bit of heckling from Bernard Taylor as he completes a problem in algebra. Mr. Glenn Johnson stands ready to help. HER Itin That tricky slide rule gets the attention of Miss Grey's advanced math class. Eddie Key (right) and Shirley Eddington and Margaret Grigans (left) try out the regular size instruments while Barbara Giles, Stan Maksimowicz, Tim Jaski and Bob Gulbranson work with the king sized rule. 18 | RK lc AE (remeri A Mr. St. Clair gets help from Mike Murdler (at the board), Rodney Dietzel and Virginia McCully as they set up a problem demonstration. So that's how geometry is applied to those everyday problems! The Mysterious Slide Rule... Helps Put Two and Iwo Together ALEX VANDER BELLEN GLENN JOHNSON JEAN GREY EDWARD ST. CLAIR Special Educ. Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Coaching 19 Home Economics Skills From Food To Decorations ABOVE: Mrs. Graebner demonstrates the techniques of pattern layout to her sewing class. Interested students make mental notes to apply to their projects. BELOW: Sharon George and Shari Stuart (backs to camera), and Pat Bowen and Pat Glover help themselves to an international meal prepared in the advanced foods class of Mrs. Harsch, homemaking department chairman. 20 DONNA GRAEBNER Homemaking MERLA HARSCH Homemaking KAREN SPIEKERMAN Special Ed. Homemaking DORIS SMITH Homemaking GERALD Art MOORE į 3 | Zug ABOVE: Lois Layer (our patient), and Helen Hardy (our stu- dent nurse), give their home ec. class a demonstration in good home nursing techniques. BELOW: Bob Gulliver, Bob Crawford and Freddie Everett arrange a marine display with some of theif art projects, TT SARAA AAT JOHN LAATSCH Special Ed. Practical Arts 21 ROY CHAMBERLAIN Electricity ALGER JOHNSON Machine Shop Young Men Learn a Trade Study Hobby Skills The draftsman's board is the starting place for many of the day's new ideas. Benny Diaz (left) and Tom Arnold learn new techniques before going on to inventions. ABOVE: Dick Slancik, senior metal shop foreman, word of advice to Gary Dash- kowitz, Bill Hilliker, Gary Watt and David Haas. LEFT: Tom Taylor uses a lesson in electricity to wire a bell. gives a CLIFFORD MONSON Drafting Larry Kaiser makes sparks fly as he grinds down the tines on a new fishing spear. Watch out you sturgeon! FRANKLIN TOMSICH Metals ROBERT NICHODEMUS Wood Technology 23 ET | RANDALL HALL LENORE BILLINGTON JEROLD WESSELY MILDRED KROHN Bookkeeping Business Personal Business Typing Mgr. Athletics School Treasurer Law, Coaching CAROLYN HINRICHS Business 3 1 i 4 J l JAMES PERSON ! D.E. Coordinator, Dorothy Presley (dictaphone), Ann (duplicator) and Kathy Pecknik (typewriter) show some of the many techniques needed by a modern | 24 office. Bird Retailing Shoup (bookkeeping), Trudy Korniski | Business Careers Planned .. . Future Secretaries Trained Here HASLER OSBORNE Retailing Donna Jean LaFrance works at special problems in book- keeping and dreams of a future in business as a store buyer, or - what do you dream of, Donna? ELNA PRITCHARD Shorthand, Office Training, Coordi- nating HIGAN (Ye E z ul d GLEN CHAPIN — Z Some of the problems in bookkeeping take as many as Bookkeeping, ` LL o three heads and a couple of hands to figure out. Office Training Së Harold Shelton, Ken Morton and Chuck VanMarter make m an effort at one of the tougher ones. Bag 25 3 1390 00950 6245 Study Science . . . See the World Through a Microscope Sandra Wilson and Bruce Williams co- operate to extract carbon dioxide from marble chips. We're happy it wasn't hydrogen sulphide, chemics. ANN MERTZ Natural Science Lun poA ot LAWRENCE LAEDING Chemistry Coaching Learning the habits of the was | ; p can be dangerous business if | pei uo its original occupants left in it. Mr. S arsha 26 ave nothin RON C oesner and Mike Benton that they JOHN JACOBSON Biology KENNETH GRAY Biology, Coach AE Kenneth Lange and Sally Rosales discover an unseen world under the microscope in their natural science lab, while (below) Mr. Wickwire explains the flattening of the globe to David Youn, Nancy Urbaniak and Andris Zvaigzne. CHALMERS WICKWIRE ALEXANDER TOYZAN HOWARD FABER Physics Chemistry, Biology Senior Science Mathematics 27 | Music Makers Set the Beat . . . With Instruments and Song A study in concentration. Gerald Wruck and drums. Keeping the band library in order is an interesting but exacting task for Ann Sommer and Gail Hammis. P WILLIAM WOODWORTH DONALD BORG JACK ERGO Instrumental Music Vocal Music Strings, Orchestra 28 Mr. Borg works to pay off his choir gowns as Wayne Goss ene 7 5 A , Y Fat ton, Larry Miller, Norm Bamberger and Jim Emlinger Cas well A custodian friend, Lloyd Bierlein) take advantage of ‘‘advertising’’ samples. The beauty of the well-bowed string is explored under the direction of F. Jack Ergo whose daily visits were appreciated by K. Andersen, T. Jones, R. Kranich, V: Stolz; tR. Snyder, E. CaSstellanos, M. Wit- Mr. Franklin, G. Lowery. Absent: J. Jimenez. King, heridge, K. 29 Ki A break in the classroom routine is found in West Hall where one can review, relearn or study a new lesson; or be in- spired by the example of one of Saginaw High's distinguished graduates whose pictures hang there. RIGHT: Jerry Murlick and Jeanne Miller check out library books with Karen Noble, one of our able student librarians. p Study and Skills Complete our Education IVOR BROWN WALTER HINMAN DONALD FROST DONALD SPEER Study Hall Study Hall Study Hall Driver Education 30 H i i | HELEN GOCHNAUR School Nurse ee a NICO Lay A ` he NELL WAGNER Librarian Under the direction of Instructor Gene Wilson, John Packard explains the working parts of an automobile to fellow class- mates Mary Collins, Pete Albertson and Herman Hodges. BELOW: Tom Beck puts his book work into action behind the wheel as driver education teacher Donald Speer directs traffic. VIOLET HAMILTON Librarian GENE WILSON Driver Education Richard Torrey finds the school nurse ready to discuss any problem he may have healthwise. 31 GENEVIEVE DRISCOLL MARGARET TENNEY CHARLES URIBE French, English Latin Spanish Going Abroad? Learn the Language Mrs. Aija Straumanis introduces her class to the mysteries of the Russian language. Rose Herweyer, Sue Kmiecik, Elizabete Prikulis, Phyllis iam Servis, Kristine Zvirbulis, Sandra Needham and Angelo Osuna try out some new Russian readers under the eye of their teacher. 32 Lë MINNIE McFALL Remedial Reading Speed Reading 1 Not a communications center or headquarters for messages coming in from outer space... It's Mrs; Driscoll’s French class listening in on a tape in the language laboratory. Students may listen vw to language lesson, repeat it into the micro- phone and the teacher may listen in and make AIJA STRAUMANIS corrections at any time. World History, German, Russian In Spain, we’re told, the Christmas gifts; are brought. b 1 on Epiphany day. Third hour Spanish students Eee Se en: Mario Torrez and Tom Barris bear gifts to Jerilyn Quackenbush Viri cis Henderson, Manuel Torrez and Cheryl Lynes. In the background Pelayo hands a present to Margaret Grigans as other members of the class wait their turns- 33 34 e Explore the Past... Look Toward the Future N RAY L. HANSEN Social Science Aurora C. AMES MAYWOOD JOHN CUTHBERTSON ; : Social Science Social Science Gu chim IRENE SHREVE HERBERT KORF Social Science Social Science Coaching = i A = iu dg JULIUS DEZELSKY rd an David Spear and Susan chuster had a chance to use their govern- och Seh 3 x : ment lessons when they appeared on a WNEM p pase Social Science d Coachin TV program to discuss social security. MS GENE BEUTHIN Economics, Government ROBERT QUESNEL Geography HOWARD SPRACKLIN Psychology, Sociology JAMES BROMLEY Social Studies Coach GLADYS McCULLY Social Science JOHN YOUNG Social Science With Cuba so much in the news these days, James Herlein, Jeremiah Martin, Geraldine Roberts and Willie McMillan make use of their time in geography class to find out more about our meighbor to the south. United States history would not be com- plete without tke story of theWmAlamo: Margarita Acosta, Hector GarciabwMarcra Ott, Kenda Farnham and Carol Winchester relive the story as they relocate that famous spot. ehind Ihe Scenes... Teamwork Ruth Hagar puts together some crisp salads for the cafeteria fine under the direction of Josephine Stone, school diet- dcum n. E h The annual Thanksgiving turkey dinner rus brings the PTSA mothers in to gıve a hand. Even with extra help to serve, the dinner hour often runs into class time on this occasion. nn Ne Ga 1 1 the Sadie Campbell prepares a tasty casserol in modern kitchen of Saginaw High. Getting fogd teady for fifteen hundred students each ay gives our cooks quite a workout. Now, Bill, you know you can’t possibly eat all Lloyd Bierlein and Robert that pumpkin pie! But Mrs. James Bannan, who James, custodians, grease came in to help with the annual Thanksgiving the hall gate tracks fort dinner makes sure Bill Hardy gets all e can ela sy operat iron: handle of the 4 fà | JOSEPHINE STONE Cafeteria Mgr. tasty dessert. LULA MOULTON Head Custodian Vivian Morrell and John Clark, two of our fine custodians, make sure there are plenty of clean towels on hand for the hot showers following a gym session. 37 LOTS a an Scott is helped to the ground by two determined Southwestern players after catching a short pass. Scores Don't Tell The Story. A fine Trojan varsity entered the grid wars last fall against a strong valley conference schedule. Inuspaterof.a,sası lost, one. fred, one win season, our Trojans gave us many thrills as they played good football apainst tough competition. Our one win vasta 30 =) WAlhreak-througßh over Pontiac, (Iwo scoreless ties came in games with Handy and Arthur hai Loses: werestto Bay Cxxty Central (261-418), Mactande(1,-,.60)2,Northerm..34'-. 6), Alpena (18 i 1295. Southwestern (14. - 6), and Flint. Central (weder x0 ae Branki Scott (35), ‘halfback, leaps over senior linemen Dave Natali and Rick Maturen. Scott and Howard (33) were named to the All-City team. Emlinger (31), Trojan halfback, car- ties around right end for a gain against Southwestern. Valley Competition Rough Head coach Bromley talks it over with co-captains Ferguson and Luvin. Below: Patton was named All-City and Alb: Val key emd Bo Minnich (35), quarterback, car- ries to his left behind good block- ing by his team. Howard (33) will help him through that hole in the line with a block on number 24. Meet the varsity. Row one: R. Clement , D. Natali , R- Howard , A, Euvin Er Ferguson , R. Maturen , J. Grigans , W. Goss , Coach James Bromley. Row two: Coach E. St. Clait, G. Sawat Skir PRV Eney e MUn Lay A. Pelayo, Ri Caries B. Taylor , N. Bamberger , R. Minnich , Row three: W. Rousseau, M. Willadeen, W. Simmons , J. Moore, T. Dunlap , K. Hagle , D. Smith, J. Moultree , Coach K. Gray, Row four: Coach Ss. Is tul RU Cartec Es Scott , S. Coleman, TER Spyker, G. Kushinsky , Ee Emlinger , W. Ewald , Row five: ak Coach J . Cuthbertson, Mes. Hi. Poleyarıd: Gould , W.'Lendich , W. Boyd?) iW, King, J. Pattoni ]. Beer, I V Coach J awessely sage letterwinners.) Above: Her Majesty and her Court! Susan Walters, Pudith Bannan, Carol Baran- owski (Helen of Troy), Susan Orlowski and Earleen Franklin take the applause of the crowd as the band plays Alma Mater. Below left: Students get a chance to look over the eleven candidates for Helen of Troy at a special assembly andivote for their choice (right). 42 Trojans Salute Her Majesty Our twenty-ninth Helen of Troy was crowned at the annual homecoming game at Saginaw High Alumni Field. Five beau- tiful candidates were ushered in by .two Trojan horses. The crowd was tense, but a mishty cheer went up as Carol Baran- owski was led up to the plat- form as our new Helen of Troy. Our football team paid homage to the new Helen by holding a favored Handy team to a score- lessmtie. Carol is crowned HELEN OF TROY by her father. 43 | Junior Gridmen ka Win 2— Tie I— Lose 5 EEE. Vic Guerra (42), Bruce Mosley (58), Joe Miller (46) carries against a and Tom Beck (37) converge to stop tough Carrollton squad. Running anHıllıte drive during the annual interference are Tom Beck (37) and Brown Jug game. Kon Davis (49). unior Varsity squad members and their coaches included: Row one: R. Markey, - (Guerra, O.-Henderson, D. Brown, J: Sojowski, M. Bamberger, R. Dinninger, J. Winters, J. Paquette, T. Beck. Row two: M. Merdler (manager), J. Cuthbert- Son (coach), B. Mosley, G. Moore, W. Mason, T. Karls, R. Price, Er Bateke L., Lindsay, B. Maxwell, J. Davys, D. Speer, R. Brown (coach), J. Wessely (coach). Row three: R. de a PI Miller, R. Davis, D. Debarlarden, J- Ferrell B. Pince, UC. Lemckes N. lopesk? RR. Johnson, W. Longley. Varsity letterwin Howard, T. Dunlap, Hagle, G. Sawatski. p Milcer. Leidich, J: Whitney, Mr. Booth, ners form the Varsity club. Row one: W. Ewald. Cuthbertson, R. R. Kwiatkowski, D. Goauld oR: L.. Crodzer, P. Patton; Simmons, Row two: M. Foley, G. Hamilton, G. Byron, J. Beck, I. Armstrong, R. Wager. Row three: I. Branch, W. N. Bamberger, D. Natali, R. Maturen, A. Lubin? K., advi sob Varsity Club - YMCA League Offer Diversions for Athletes v — EN i EE High dth etes who S EE y : participated in the YMCA 1 pose with their coach, Ron Wager. Players were F. fede n J. Armstrong, G. Pockrandt, J. Fordney. Standing: K. Whit- ney, G: Villarreal, L- GCrotzer 45 Cager Capers Trojans Post Good Season With four short seconds re- maining, Humes shot a long one which, unlike those told about in story books, fell short o f its mark, and Saginaw High had completed its basketball sea- son in thes first: game.of, the district tournaments with a Besretbresking loss to IES undefeated crosstown rivals. Their score was 60 - 39. In its regular season, the Trojan squad had an eleven won, four lost record against one of the toughest Valley schedules yet. Their record netted them a tie for third place with Flint Central. Over here, Jerry! 46 Lovell ; Humes jumps high to i in from the middle, er dne oe the form which won him All-State honors. Wager (11) cuts in for the rebound. a Lansing Eastern opponent as DeLon Wal Grads C0 ene Am EE p =o Jerry Patton reaches high in a jump-off with é dE and VARSITY: Row one: Mgr. D. Bedford : S el ers Beck, FE. Bena SER Wi 1 der bur I: E Je tob, L. Humes. Row two: [a inniti apre dre ET oach L. Laeding, P. Scott, N. Bamberger, H. Donald, D. Gue- 47 48 SE JUNIOR VARSITY: Row one: E. Morgan, Frost, D. Debardelaben, Smith, RV Markey, NS Allen, T. Sproul, R Hook Ho Miller, L. Lindsey. Row Two: W. Hodges, V. Johnson, Gray. Future Varsity in Training J V's Win I3, Lose 2 Wa Prince, C. Lemcke, Coach kK. 5 Hinton... W. Simmons, F. T. Beck, Ar Van Grab that ball, someone! There’s a scramble as a loose ball attracts a crowd. Right: h4 gh £0 í Bill Simmons le Paek o fim a Pens AA Wrestlers Trim for Action New Sport Introduced Grunt and groan artistry in action. Left: Don Speer and Joe Sojkowski struggle for supremacy. Below: John Murray attempts a pin on Bob Hillier as Al Pelayo referees. - Sojkowski, D. - : . Hagel, . Murray, A. Pelayo, J PRES TEE en a Dy d Michalski, W. GR. I ER th ee: D Smith, R. Hillier. Coach E. St. Clair, ; ee etten KEE D. Ugartechea, T. Hetherington, M. i ; Tankers Splash to New Records In � sptfte of .a season in which they failed to win a meet, the pool record board was assaul- ted regularly by members of the squad, particularly by Bob Hand who set a new pool record for the 100 yard butterfly. in 57.5 seconds. The medley relay a A f Schuler, Halbıs, Byron and Hand also broke the vanısılty- record for the. 200 yard medley relay with a mark Er 5s eon ad Ss. ridentem TR ` Ki Ze Don Dinninger completes his leg of a relay as Bob Hand, top swimmer on this year’s team, gets set to swim his leg in the event. Standing ready are BıilleıSchuler and Gary Byron: For another shot of Hand in action turn to page 38-39. (m Johnny Johnson neatly executes a front dive, pike position. This form gave Johnny a chance to compete in the stare. meets. There’s plenty of action in a swimming meet, and our boys compete against each other to put a fine swimming team in shape fort fhe competition: SWIMMERS: Row one: J. Johnson, R. Barcalow, M. Halbıs, W Schuler op. Luebkert, G. Byron, J. Shelbrock, D. Dinninger, M. Martin and J. Klein- feld. Row two: H. Williams, J. Demijohn, R. Beauch, Coach A. McCormic, J. Davey, R. Hand, D. Brown. Row three: Extern Coach L. Shipley, V. Purdy, mgr., R. Mendel, F. Hill, W. Koski, R. Hayes, mgr., M. Merdler, Give Me à TL. .: For Our Alma Mater Dear Saginaw, we love thee, thy ivy covered walls, The friends that we have made here Within thy hallowed halls. LHe'spirit rs within us to learn to win o er 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. Judith Bannan, pom-pom girl. All set to lead our marching band in another half-time exhibition of colorful formations are Becky Alteman, Beverly Ryder, Betty Slocum, pee Lene Ball, Jerry Wruck, Nancy Stavely, Marilyn Rieder and Linda Fos ts 52 All here? Let’s cheer! Debbie Lewis, Dianne Henrichs, Sandy Town, Nancy Johnson, and Cathy Elliott will have to take over next year on the pep front. They led J. V. cheers this season. are From the bottom of the picture they are Barbara Trudy Kor- Who's got the pep? The varsity cheerleaders! And all but one, Ronna, graduating this year. ; Benton, Ronna Alexander, Carol Baranowski, Ruth Ann Troge, niski and Kathy Fox. We'll miss your pep, you gals. 53 Mermaids do exist! At least our Catalina girls make like mermaids in their annual water show. Members of Catalina were (row one) Dorothy Burba, Betty Murdock, Bonnie McLeod, Kathy Marks, Cathy Elliott, Julie Hall, Nancy Roseberry, Barb Emede. (Row two): Teri Boese, Carol Baran- owski, Jane Hammontre, Sandy Town, Bonnie Elliott, Janice Vallier, Nancy Johnson, Carol Dudek, Cheryl Lynes, Kathy Waller, Denine Tarras. (Row three): Sue Town, Kathy Fox, Connie Chamberlain, Sheryl Speer, Penny Marr, Christine Stolterfoht, Hanny Yff, Judy Bannan and Ann Colpean. Girls’ Athletics The game is called ‘‘duck pins’’ and the girls are called Marjory Escar- ius, Carol Winchester and Carol Dudek.� Could you spare a pin? The best way to learn the game. rs to play ıt, and the piris find their gym classes a good place to try out sports which are popular at school. Careful Don't Let that py ranid e EA the various there) east Salamanders Slaughter Sugarbeeters . . . Referee C. A. Maywood throws a penalty marker as Salamander coach Jacobson pre- pares to throw that now- famous towel in protest. Coach Jacobson led his Salamander squad to a one point victory over the student Sugarbeeters. 56 Coach Ken Gray finds passing a pxtthesdifficulft with Dick Cle- ment leaning on his back. Gray gor na foul shot for this one. The opening kickoff - pardon - jump. Sala- mander Gene Wilson stretches for the ball with Larry Crotzer as the annual student- teacher pre-Christmas tilt gets started. Refs Respect Elders! SALAMANDERS TAKE SUGARBEETERS With the assistance of some good (and some bad) refereeing by a crew of teachers) spec tally selected. for the task, the Salamander team composed of ageing but willing teachers was able to squeak through to its Second) victory ım the pres sent series with the students Sugarbeeters. Using a revol- ving platoon system which kept fresh talent om the court emat all times, Coach Jacobson was able to bring home the trophy. The Salamander Queens! They managed to pick up a following for the teachers. Meet Rona Jean Alexander, Sandy Town, Cathie Elliott, Dianne Henrichs, Nancy Johnson, and in front | Debbie Lewis. Dig those crazy outfıLts. Half-time entertainment was supplied by uin Andros, Larry Crotzer and Noel Peterson. Those swooning gals are Diane Wissmueller, Connie Letz, Earleen Franklin and Hanny Yff. Do they ''swiné'' this way in Holland, Hanny? 57 EUR SE S REE m E si ico int on Seniors Plan Graduation- | College Next Sue Walters, class secretary, Jim Armstrong, vice president, and Ron Wager, senior class pres- ident, look over graduation announcements in anticipation of that (ba ewewemtin in June, As ue Meetin with their rade counselor, Mr. Brakel, the senior central committee plans senior activities. Seated are John Andros, Kathy Fox, Ed Blackwood, Barbara Giles, Ron Howard, Carol Willox, John Stark, Pat Klaczkiewicz. Standing are Jim Armstrong, Brian Moody, Pat Thayer, Gary Budek, Dave Natali, Sue Walters, Ann Colpean, Gary Sawatzski, Mara Lie- 60 lais and Ron Wager. Lily Acha Shirley Ackley Diane Agnew Allana Aigle Robert Albertson Barbara Alexander Elizabeth Allen Linda Dee Allen Linda Marie Allen Marilyn Allen Becky Alteman Barbara Anderson Payton Anderson Phyllis Anderson John Andros Dwight Anklam Richard Antal Dennis Armstrong James Armstrong Robert Armstrong Marilyn Arnold Glenda Arthur Jewel Arthur Noemi Ayala Donna Baldwin Darlene Ball Betty Banaszek Judy Bannan Carol Baranowski Richard Barczak Dennis Barnes Mary Barnett Thomas Barry Robert Bartelt Jon Beck LOOKING AHEAD Caps and gowns and diplomas are the prizes offered for years of study. We've lo oked ahead to éraduation for a long time - and now the time is here. Helen Papadopoulos and Xavier Flores are our repre- sentatives of the senior class for this picture. Helen was a member of co-op club and Xavier belonged to the band an d che Sip ana sh club, Seniors 62 Michael Beemon Forest Benaway Gary Bennett Ronald Bennett Barbara Benton William Bergey Linda Bernau Connie Jo Billow Edward Blackwood Mary Blazejewski Connie Bloom Teri Boese Michael Bommarito Ernestine Bonner Mildred Bowie Gloria Boyce Dennis Boyer James Bradley James Branch Robert Brandt Gordan Bremer Oscar Brodus James Brookins Andrew Broom Connie Brown Frank Brown Jo Ethyl Brown Gary Bruns Gary Budek Patsy Buerkel Juanita Burden Gloria Burton Arthur Bushong Walter Butt Gary Byron Betty Caldwell Helen Campos Raymond Carter Betty Jean Carthan Curley Casey Jeanette Casey Harry Castanier Carlos Castellanos Leonard Castillo Maynard Castle Hugh Caumartin Connie Chamberlain Anthony Cherry Maxine Chilton Gerald Beyer Thomas Bierlein William Boos Patricia Bowen Timothy Brewer Robert Britzke Allan Brushaber Gary Bruske Joseph Cabellero Timothy Caggeégi Joe Castanon Allen Casteel Karen Chrcek Kenneth Churchill Sue Ann Clark Donald Clauss Larry Crotzer Frederick Cruz Harold Day Edward DeGroat Hans Dittmar John Dobulis Jo Ann Eisler John Eisler Marie Federspiel Judy Ferrell Kathleen Fox Earleen Franklin Richard Clement Virginia Cogan Ann Colpean Lois Ann Cooper Louis Cormendy Alice Cox Daniel Cramer Guadalupe Cruz Daisy Cunningham John Czerewko Fred Damsen Francisco Davila Patricia Davis Sandra Davy Alice Delgado Joan Dengler Patrick DeShone Martina Diaz Rodney Dietzel Charlene Dingman Irene Dinninger Johnnie Drain Mary Drain Dale Duffett Gerald Ebenhoeh Pamella Eddy Patricia Eddy Walter Eddy Bonnie Elliott Gilbert Emlinger Constance Everett William Ewald Patricia Farley Kenda Farnham Kathleen Fausnaugh Lois Ferrell Patricia Fijak bera Fitch Xavier Flores ESSAY WINNER Michael Foley President of Future Teachers, John Fordney Ue of the student council, Linda Luckett was a winner in Donna Forshee the annual United Fund essay cont est: Kathreen Franklin Artudro Fulgencio Dennis Gabor Carol Gajewski Juano Galaviz PD uos Seniors Evelyn Garrett 65 CL oM TOPS ACADEMICALLY Leading the senior class with near all-A high school records were Janice Stevens, Bonnie Elliott and Connie Chamber- dign In addition to, their classroom achievements, they were active in many school Clap s.. janwece. (top) was a member of Thencean, French club, National Honor, PTSA student board, and senior central committee alternate. Bonnie was active in National Honor, debate, Catalina, sen- ior central committee and Aurora, Connie belonged to Thencean, Catalina, band club, Hua2Alpha Theta; National Honor and worked in the at- tendance oftice. 66 Donald Gault Gary Geeraerts Mary Jane Gehrls Turesia Genwright John George Sharon George Bryan Gidley Edward Gissendanner Sharon Glover Terry Glowicki Ronald Gobeyn Angelita Gonzalez Rene Goodman Randall Gosen Kathleen Graham Joyce Green Susan Greve Harold Griffin Janis Grigans Kathleen Grisez Barbara Grnya Sharon Gulvas Michael Gunther Marilyn Guttowsky Donald Hackett Sandra Hak J.B. Hadden Stephen Halbig Shirley Hall William Haller Roseann Haman Nile Hamilton Gail Hammis Eleanor Hammontre William Harmon Larry Hartlieb Rose Ann Hartung Francis Hatch Frank Hatter Sandra Hauk Ruthann Havens Theodore Heiler Delores Henderson Willis Henderson Richard Henning Robert Henning Terry Hetherington Sherrie Higby Gene Hildebrandt Richard Gilbert Barbara Giles Wayne Goss Sharon Gotts Patricia Grzenia Robert Gulliver Betty Hall Kenneth Hall Arthur Harris Ted Hartl Thomas Heinlein Charlotte Henderson George Hillebrand Karen Hoffman Judith Honeman Linda Hooker Lawrence Jarabeck Daniel Jarzabkowski John Kartz Lorna Kaufman Rodney Kniebbe Janet Knodel Henry Krauss Carola Kreitmeyer Francis LaPort Judith LaVeque William Leidich John Lemcke Fielding Howard Benjamin Hughes Lovell Humes Bonnie Husen Lorraine Irish Shari Jacob Betty Jakus Diane Jarzabkowski Jean Johnson Michael Johnson Chester Mae Jones Royal Jones James Jorgensen Larry Kaiser tang a Charles Keech Terry Kelly Reginald Kelsey Shirley King Tommie King Patricia Klaczkiewicz® Norman Klopp a arme sr William Knoedler Harold Kolhagen Sandra Kollar Trudy Korniski Sandra Kracko Ruth Kranick Robert Krauseneck Joseph Kwaiser Frances Kwiatkowski Ronald Kwiatkowski Donna La France Angeline Lagalo Sally Lane D. A. RiP pee ie Rodney LaPan || A d | Selected by her class and the faculty counselor committee to represent SHS as its Daughters Nona LaVigne of the American Revolution Good Pilgrim was Kathleen Fox. Her other interests included cheer- James Leach leading, Catalina, National Ralph Leach Honor and as a junior was a Thus member of the student council. | Pauletta Lee Sharon Lehner Gayle Lazier Betty Lewis Gertrude Lewis Barbara Lichon William Liddell Sarma Mara Lielais Judy Li S ` MAR salt eniors 69 James Lindow Glenn List Reggy Lockhart Betty Lonsway Minerva Lopez Paul Luebkert Beverly Lutz James Lutz Michael Lynch Le Roy Lyvere Joseph Manelis Sally Marceills Steffan Marild Penelope Marr William Marshall Wilbur Mathews Richard Patricia May Jessie Maziarz Yolanda McAnany John McNalley Flora Medel Kathleen Mell Robert Mellott Mary Beth Melville | MATHEMATICS WINNER Gary Sawatzki received a cer- I | tificate of merit for his UN excellent work in the 1963 | [ Michigan Mathematics Comp- James Metevia 18 EE Eest: Gl oS a He Jacqueline Miller Wi: ber of Hi-Y, arsıty club, ; 1 | Na onu Honor, jets, amd Jean Miller I Mu Alpha Theta. He also as- Iugvencdc MID es sisted in the chemistry lab l | D ll aoea ab assistant. Roberta Miller | | Delores Moleski | Sharon Monday Brian Moody Nina Moore Delfina Moralez | Seniors d 70 i Geraldine Lowery Alan Lubin Linda Luckett Dana Ludlum Bonnie Macaulay Saundra Macon Helen Main Gay Mallory Carol Martin Claudine Martin Thomas Martin Alice Martinez Mussette McClaine Janet McCurdy Charles McLeod Willie McMillon Michael Mendel Deanna Mentel Bonnie Merrill Jesse Merrill Janie Miner Maria Miramontes Betty Misekow Michael Molda Teresa Moran Kenneth Morton Mary Muellerweiss Sharon Murlick m Judith Murphy Richard Musial Sue Orlowski Patricia Ostler Bonnie Pasterz Sarah Pati o Gary Pockrandt Edlene Pope Shirley Rakowski Janet Reed Emma Riley Randall Rivers Beverly Ryder Robert Sabisch Stan Musial David Natali Joann Nelson Frederick Newberry Timothy Newman Karen Noble Lawrence O’Dell Barbara O' toole Sadie Ott Daniel Owens Ruth Palmer Helen Papadopoulos Robert Parham Henry Parker Carmen Payne Mary Pelayo Noel Peterson Gloria Petliski Sue Pfund Alberta Phillips Thomas Piotrowski Dorothy Presley Alfred Price Elizabette Prikulis Leo Pritchard Fannie Pulliam Diana Ragickas Nancy Railling Robert Reed Edward Reinhardt Ronald Remer Ricardo Reyes Rudolph Reyes Daniel Riéés Charles Riley Kay Beth Robinson Nancy Rohn Larry Root Frederick Rose Kenneth Rosenberg William Rousseau Edward Ryan Sharon Sage Kenneth Sahr Barbara Sanocki Gary Sawatzki John Schafer Gary Schafsnitz Gary Scharich = ELKS YOUTH LEADERSHIP WINNER Edward Blackwood was one of two Saginaw young people who were honored by the Saginaw Elks club in their «vote Leadership contest. Besides being president of the student council, Ed israetrive 1n ets Mu Alpha Theta, Band, National Honor, Senior Central commit- tee, and has received a nom- ination to the U. S. Naval Academy. Ed also represented SHS in Denmark last summer as an exchange students Seniors 73 we MERIT SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Robert Britzke (center) was namedracMerit Scholarship Tentimi inal Ste David Young Cisere) received a Merit Scholarship commendation. Dave was a member of Jets, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor. John Wainwright (right) received a National Merit commendation. John was a mem- peur up f (hoe su.ase crew. James Schilling Sallie Schissler Suzanne Schram Mary Ruth Schramke Nora Schramm Sue Schuster Frank Scott Janet Seaver Robert Seeber Russel Seegmiller Judith Settle Willie Shells Harold Shelton Dorothy Shields Gary Simon June Sims Carol Skiendziel Richard Slancik Mary Lee Slasinski Betty Smith Christina Smith Willie Snow Russell Snyder Ann Sommer Gary Sommer David Spear Sheryl Speer Robert Stack Sandra Steve Janice Stevens Christine Stolterfoht Dianna Strobel Jack Strudgeon Shari Stuart Gerald Such Richard Tafel Brian Talkington Bernard Taylor Patricia Thayer Annie Thomas Carnell Thomas John Thomas Russell Thompson Vermell Toney Susan Town David Treib Jane Trier Ruth Ann Troge Lowell Trombley Yvonne Scott Stephen Seamon Myron Shinkel Andrea Shoup William Smith Willie Smith John Stark William Steiner Earl Swank Mariann Szczepanik Robert Thomas Patricia Thompson Judy Trumble Sandra Turner Joan Tyburski Joyce Ueberroth Sally Vesterfelt Arthur Vlahon Barbara Warner Gary Warner Nancy Wescoat Gladys Wettlin Carol Willox Linda Wirth Gerald Wruck Robert Wyman Walter Zeleniuk Joseph Zeroff Nancy Urbaniak Edith Urbanke James Ureche Ronald Vance Randy Van Hook Charles Van Marter Elizabeth Vega Gail Volk Ronald Wager John Wainwright Alene Walters Helen Walters Susan Walters Philip Walton Harold Wascher Obie Washington Judith Wasmiller Sharon Weigold Alta Weir James Welch Annette Weldon Kelly Whitney Victoria Wiese Donald Wight Judith Wight Cheryl Williams Richard Williams Beverly Willis Diane Wissmueller Susan Woern Bettie Woods Sharon Worthy Frances Wazniak Lynne Wright Catherine Wrona Hanny Yff Hellen Yorks Nita Youmans Anita Young David Young Sandra Young Stella Zahareos Gary Zieroff Daniel Zimmer Andris Zvaigzne Jutta Kleps Juha Irvonin LOOKING BACKWARD John Andros and Kathreen Franklin look back over the years that they have been Students in Sagınawr and at Saginaw High. They, and their senior friends will have many happy memories of school to take with them as they go on wuct hoet-hre ie S bind Nes) os center into vocational fields. of many kinds. John was a member of Hi- Y and senior central committee. Kathreen was active in Y-Teens, future teachers anid “Sip ama S fel ab, 77 The annual junior class elections brought into office Kristine Zvir- bulis as vice-president, Bob Minnich as president and Yolanda Ayala as secretary of the junior class. Progressive Juniors Are Honored Leading the junior class scholastically with 3.5 or better averages were this group of juniors. Seated: Bett Bob Minnich, Kristine Zvirbulis, Gary Bachula, y Jordan, Terry Dunlap, and Denine Tarras. Standing: Ray Barcalow, Janet Fox, Ruffin and Mike Halbig. This average makes them elegible for Nat ional Honor society membership as juniors. 78 ABOVE: Smiling her award ving an outstandi National juniors Bachula look on. are exchanged as Mr. James Pam Blondin receives Tibbet for achie- ng score on the Education Development Test Sherry Bow and Gary RIGHT: Hand shakes Tibbet gives certificate. rom Mr. Webber his Juniors who earned NEDT awards were, G. Webster, Palmer, : Zummer, E Ja D. Worth. ROW TWO: ` Fox, P. Marr. ROW THR Zverbulis, P. Blondin, Se Bronson, B. Huber, Ec S. Maksimowicz, SAE DAG SS S T T RS ROW ONE; R. Gulbranson, Webber, T. Jaski,;D. Tarras, Sommerfield, R. Barcalow, B. Hale. G. Bachula, Bow, To Dim lop. M. Halbig, G. e ROW FOUR: C. Dulski, 79 Acosta, Margarita Adams, Marie Adamski, Kenneth Addison, Lloyd Alexander, Ronna Jean Allen, Idell Allen, Patrick Alsgard, Debbie | Alverson, Roger | Anders, Garry A | Anderson,. William Anklam, Chuck Aquilor, Al Arnst, Suzanne | Ayala, Jesse | Ayala, Yolanda Baase, John Bachula, Gary Bacon, Pat Bagerski, Robert Bailey, Barbara Bailey, Nancy Ball, Janet Ball, Pim Ballentine, Sharon t Bamberger, Norman | Banda, Marie | Banda, Ralph Hi Bandy, Priches Hi Barcalow, Ray Barowski, Linda | Barrett, Kathleen Il Barris, Thomas MI Barry, Ollie iD Bastuk, Eileen M Batcke, Fred Bates, Patricia Baty, Patricia i Beach, Doug | Beardsley, Audrey Beemon, Sheila | Bell, Vera Rete Sing Meee o7 9 a9 o ze oS et. � 20% i Berg, Don A Bernau, Trudy | Biggins, Phyllis | Blackmon, Callie | Blackmon, yp | Blackmon, Lela D Blondin, Pam Boéy, Karla Bohnhoff, John Bohstedt, Julie Borrello, Silvio Bow, Sherry | 80 Bowman, Joe Bronson, James Broughton, William Brown, Marie Brown, Russell Bryson, Brenda Buchanan, Mike Buchenau, Hans Buck, Sue Buckley, Doris Bujaki, Roseanne Bushong, Jeanette Butler, Ethel Butzin, Mike Byrd, Janice Camero, Dennis Campbell, James Campos, John Carranza, Ernestine Carswell, Valia Castillo, Anthony Castillo, Rose Caviness, Richard Cerda, Angelita Chobod, Jerry Clements, Marie Coates, Cherri Coates, John Coates, Mary Ruth Cole, James Juniors Win Contest Ellen Dankert and Gary Bachula, juniors, won top hon- ors in the United Fund essay contest. They advise us to do our Fair Share for this worthy community cause. 81 Coleman, Sylvester Collins, Charles Collins, Mary Colvin, Eunice Compian, Inez Connor, Dwite Contreras, Gloria Cooper, Joyce Cortez, Ben Cottrell, Donna Cottrell, Michael Couillard, Gilbert Cox, Edward Cozert, ames Cradit, ancy Craion, Sharon Crandall, James Crandall, Margaretta Cravens, Bill Crawford, Robert Cross, William Crudup, Gloria Cruz, Margaret Culpepper, Margaret Curtis, Diana Cyborowski, John Dankert, Ellen Danks, David Darling, Jim d’Arras, Paula Dashkovitz, Gary Davenport, J.C Davila, Ygnacio Davis, Brenda Davis, James Davis, Larry Davis, Shirley Day, William DeFore, Karolyn DeGroat, Fred DeGroat, Jerry DelaCruz, Connie Delong, William Dent, Jackie DeShone, Penny Diaz, Naomi Digss, Shirley Dingman, Beverly Dinninger, Don Donald, Hosea Doud, Dolores Dudek, Carol Dugan, Arthur Dulski, Chris Dunlap, Terr Dueh Marsha Ecarivs, Marjory Eddington, Shirley Edgar, Eve Engel, Jim Esckilsen, George Everette, George Ewald, Ken Fandell, Jeffrey Farley, Barbara Farley, Lynda Feeheley, William Platha, Bill Fleetwood, Carolyn Sue Flores, Marcos Flores, Maria Flores, Ruth Forte, Essie Mae Fox, Janet Franklin, Johnny Freed, Doris French, Harry Frost, Linda Galloway, Debra Garchow, Paul Garcia, Hector Garcia, Hector Garcia, Ramona | Garcia, Theodore Class of '64 Orders =— Rings One of the dreams of school comes true at Hast purchasing that senior ring. We bought them as juniors; we ll wear them proudly as seniors. 83 | Garcia, Veronica Gardyszewski, Ginny Garth, Leo Geese, Karen Genigeski, Marcio Gomez, Paul Gomez, Roger Gonzales, oe Gonzales, Raquel Gonzales, Rosalinda Goold, Fay Goschke, Judy Gough, Susan Gould, Gerald Gravertte, John Green, Gary Green, Kathleen Greenfield, Blanche Griffin, Johnnie Grigans, Margaret Gross, Robert Guest, James Gulbranson, Bob Gulvas, Carol Guttowsky, Ellen Haag, Dave Haas, Mary Hadden, Kay Haeske, Larry Hagar, Jeanice Hagle, Ken Halbig, Michael Hale, Brooka Hale, Mary Hall, Randy Hall, Sanford Ham, Marchall Hamil, Polly Hamilton, Barry Hamilton, Guy Harris, Bob Harris, Ronald Harrold, Samuel Hartman, Charles Hartung, Mary Hausbeck, Fred Hawkins, Harry Hayners, Arthur Haynes, Willie Hearn, Dorothy | Hemphill, Arla H Henderson, Melvin | Henry, Joyce Hernandez, Mary Lou 84 Hervert, Joseph Hill, Bobby Bale, Jerry Hillier, Bob Hilliker, William Hinton, Thelma Hodge, Vivian Hollan, Cynthia Hollis, Becky Holmes, Donna Hood, Thomas Horonzy, Jim Hubbert, William Huber, Robert Hughes, David Humes, Terry Hunt, Lonna Huyck, Buelah Frish Carol Jackson, Bobby Jaenicke, Bob Jaski, Tim Jimenez, Jesse Johnson, Annette Johnson, Don Johnson, Earl Johnson, Edward Johnson, Estrella Johnson, Johnnie Johnson, Linda Future Homemakers Pass Taste Test Juniors Mary Ludwig Veronica Garci D d c Geese, and seniors Lorna Kaufman, Seca Zu Des oe Ethyl Brown and Jeanette Casey find it @light ful taking thus type of exam. 85 Johnson, Mattie Jones, Cynthia Jones, Dolores Jones, John Jones, Sandy Jones, Robert Jones, Theresa Jordan, Betty Jordan, Willie Joseph, Howard Keech, Susan Kelley, Florine Kelley, William Kelsey, Kenneth Kempter, Nancy Key, Eddie Kidd, Rosie King, Catherine King, Bill Kleinfeld, Jim Kleinebreil, Mary Kleinebreil, Michael Kmiecik, Susan Knight, Gary Kocks, Julie Kodrick, Frank Kohut, John Kollman, Harry Konecny, James Kraszewski, William Krohn, Donna Kuebler, Ronald Kuschinsky, Glenn Lagalo, Peggy Lagalo, Rosemary Lange, Kenneth LaPinski, Rita Laubenstein, Gertrude Laufer, Robert Lawrence, Mary Lawrence, Robert Lawson, Willie Layer, Lois Lee, Gary Lee, Ola Mae Leidich, Sandra Lenartowicz, Richard Levi, Laura Lewis, David Leyrer, Dean Lichon, David Limon, Virginia Liss, John Lister, Sara Loeffler, Barbara Lopez, Petra Loster, Gary Lowery, Brenda Ludwig, Brenda Lynch, Gary Lynes, Cheryl Macias, Elizabeth Mack, Joe Majeski, Judy Makowski, Simone Maksimowicz, Stanley Malone, Carol Malone, Kay Marquez, Elida Marr, Pat Martens, Carol Martin, Jeremiah Martin, Mike Martinez, Raul Mason, Connie Masters, Edward McBride, Margaret McCann, Cheryl McClaine, Michael McClendon, Howard McCully, Virginia McKellar, Dennis McKinney, John McLeod, Vicky A Cappella Achievements Dave Smith, junior, sings his way to Europe as | one of the many members of the Michigan Chorale. Dave is a member of Saginaw High’s A Cappella. M ———————————————————————————————— 87 McMillon, John McNally, Judy McQuaid, Gary Mendel, Susan Mentel, George Menter, Carol Merkerson, Emerson Merkerson, Geraldine Meyers, Sharon à Michalski, Tim Milbrodt, Craig Miller, Jean Miller, Patricia Mills, Lynn Mills, Willie Minicky, Mary Ann Minnich, Robert Moore, Greg Moore, James Moralez, Stanley Moten, Odessa Moultrie, James Moultrie, May Munson, Gary Murlick, Jerry Murphy, Lynn Murphy, Tom Murray, John Mushenski, James Myers, Jerry Nagel, Charles Neal, Blanche Needham, Richard Newberry, Tom Nosek, Renee Nowosad, Mary Nunamaker, 1 Oeder, Lia via Oglesby, Juanita Olszewski, Ruth Ann Ornelas, Josie Ortega, Peter Ortega, Susie Osborne, Norman Osuna, Angelo Osuna, Reyes Ott, Marcia Ott, Timothy Oviedo, Micaela Palmer, Geralyn Papadopoulos, Ana Parks, Karen Patton, Jerry Peake, Carol 88 Pearson, Ivan Pegley, Charles Pelayo, Al Perez, Freddie Perez, Romulo Perez, Roy Perry, Joann Peterson, Carol Pfannes, Douglas Pipkins, Everitt Plambeck, Roger Potvin, Paul Presley, Cicero Presley, Samuel Preuss, John Price, Pollard Prueter, Carol Przybylski, Tony Pulaski, Mary Purdy, Vern Quackenbush, Jerilyn Raasch, Donna Ramirez, Erasmo Rau, Mary Reed, Ernest Reese, Le-Quita Reid, Cynthia Rendon, Gloria Reyes, Beto Reynolds, June The Stage Beckons Juniors Miss Joan Schreur, drama coach, a bit of make-up on Dick Lenartowicz in preparation does for a school play. Richardson, Steve Rico, Albert Rico, Mary 3 Rieder, Marilyn Rrley. bL. C. Rimer, Betty Rivera, Carmen Roberson, Carolyn Rosenfield, Fran Ruffin, Richard Ruffin, William Saenz, Preston Sagash, Valerie Salazar, Joe Sanchez, Beatrice Sanders, Jerry Sarden, George Sayers, Richard Scanlon, Harold Schallhorn, Mary Schilling, Sue Schuler, Karen Schuler, Keith Schuler, William Scott, Andrew Scott, Jonathan Scott, Lonnie eevers, Marvin Servis, Phyllis Settle, Charles Shafer, Bonnie Shaler, Kathryn Shead, Dawn Shelbrock, John Shepard, Roda Simmons, William Sims, Norvell Slocum, Betty Slopeski, Victor Smith, Antoinette Smith, Barbara Smith, David Smith, Elizabeth Solis, Lupe Sommerfeld, John Sonsmith, Jean Soto, Lucy Spencer, Susan Sproull, Tom Stack, Charles Stack, David Stajdl, Richard St. Mary, Judy 90 Stavely, Nancy Still, O dell Strait, Ellen Sutorik, Suzanne Tarras, Denine Taschner, Susan Tausend, August Taylor, Curley Taylor, Janice Taylor, Sandra Taylor, Tom Terry, Delbert Thomas, Gladies Thomas, Judy Tompa, Frank Torongo, Floyd Torrez, Manuel Torrez, Mario Treib, Marleen Trevino, Connie Turner, L. C. Turner, Theodis Tylka, Shirley Ulmer, Edward Vega, Reuben Vibert, Debbie Vogler, John Vogler, Sharon Wade, Brent Wade, James State Government Interests Underclassmen p hy = Wolverine Girls’ State and Boys’ State invita- tions went out to Inez Compian, Elizabeth Jor- dan, Mario Torrez, Pam Blondin, Yolanda Ayala. Standing are Linda Oeder, Patricia Baty and Carol Dudek. More boys in the supplement. 91 Wagner, Larry Waller, Kathleen Warren, Wyomia Watts, Carol Webber, James Webster, Gary Wells, Boston Wennen, Nancy Wesolek, Rosalie Westendorf, Bonnie Westerman, Kathy Westlock, Larry Whisman, Charles White, Clarence Wiegand, Nancy Wilkinson, Joe Willadsen, Mike Williams, Louise Williams, Richard Williams, Williatte Wilson, Mazie Wilson, Sandra Winchester, Carol Wirth, Don Wolinski, Jim Wolinski, Theodora Wolpert, Trudy Works, Sharon Wozniak, Dan Wrege, Richard Wressell, Jeaneen Wright, Jerri Wright, Lester Young, Patricia Zacharias, Pam Zacharias, Tam Zariske, Larry pec Chuck virbulis, istine Zwingman, Ro Not Pictured 92 Bell, Lorraine Camero, Joe Carle, Richard Cunningham, James DeVeaux, Carmen Fresorger, James Frost, Fred Fruk, Barbara Geese, Tim Gonzales, Mary Ann Huffman, James Johnson, Ernest Jones, James Lewis, Charlie Mae Lundquist, Josephine Neath, Michael Nerio, Rudy Snelenberger, Jeff Sprague, Don Spyker, Edward Troublefield, Gloria Troublefield, Willie Turner, Edgar Warren, Leon Williams, Bruce Williams, Margaret Wilson, Kay Ann tudent Council... Members of the newly formed student c tion was ratified by the student body Tibbet, advisor; Carol Willox, secretary. Ed. Blackwood, chairman of the council is absent. Standing, row one: J. Knodel, A. Sommer, R. Wager, S. Walters jf. Armstrong) E. Franklin, V. Cogan, M. Torrez M. Balbıg. Row 2: S. Town, cC. Kreitmeyer, W. Ruf- fin, K. Zvirbulis R. Minnicho X. Ayala, C. Baranowski, B. Benton, L. Luckett, B. Elliott, J- Kleps: Row 3: S. Greve, S Hak C. Stolterfoht, C. Lemcke S. Kelley, R. Ruffin, K. Fox, P. Servis, D. Henrichs, H. Yff. Row 5: G. Bachula, R. Leach, R. Carter, T. Beck, S. Ward ld, R “Tropes. Hackert, J- Divonen, R. Howard, H. Cau- martin, L. Miller, G. Byron. The new council includes representatives from each class as well as the important, active clubs in the school. ouncil who took office after the new constitu- . Row one: Jane Hammontre, vice-president; Mr. Citizenship! In Practice Getting to know you'' might be the theme of the People- to-People program for which SHS received a charter this year. Barb Gryna, Sue Greve, Jane Hammontre and Carol Willox have pen-pals in our sister city, Tokushima City, Japan. 93 We’re proud of our sophomores whose names were on the first semester honor roll. Seated were Cathy Elliott, Bob Sommer, Sue Bremer, John Bol- zman, Nancy Roseberry, Glenn Foster and Marge Gryna. Standing: Gail Austin, Charles Galford, Tom Beck, Curt Lemcke, Susan Wendt, David Raw- ling, Don Speer, Craig Mertz, Dianne Henrichs, Nancy Ruzowski, and Maria Castellanos. Left: Sophomore officers were Sandy Kelley secretary; Ron Ruffin (below), president and Curt Lemcke, vice-president. 3 D D iX Because they scored hiéh in the National Educational Development Test, these sophomores were recipients of certificates of merit: Row one: KR. Herweyer, C. Elliott, S. Wendt; M. Gryna. Row two: D.. Wagner, D. Speer, J. Paquette, M. Austin, C. Galford. Row three: M. Wissmueller, R. Hayes, R. Kent, C. Lemcke, M. Bamberger. Row four: C. Mertz, D. Raw- Ting, R. Markeyp, J.. Bodzman, M. Richten TDT- Beck, Kk. Mekulseewz. 94 Abenanthy, Hazel Abraitis, Jean Ackerman, Gary Acosta, Amelia Adams, Bettie Adams, Marcia Alberts, Gary Albertson, Peter Alejandro, Richard Allen, Joseph Alsgaard, Judy Alvarado, Freddy Anderson, Ed Anderson, Jeanne Anderson, Karen Anderson, Sylvia Andrusik, Christine Anegon, Marina Anscomb, Richard Arizola, Adolph Arizola, Hector Armbruster, Dave Arndt, Marilyn Arnold, Tom Askew, Peggy Atkinson, Josephine Austin, Gail Austin, Mike Baker, Annie Baker, James Baker, Martha Baker, Robert Baldwin, Liz Bamberger, Mark Banks, Willa Mae Barnes, Carolyn Barnes, Melvin Bauknecht, Penny Beauch, Richard Beck, Tom Bedford, Dave Benton, Mike Bernreuter, David Bielski, Laura Billow, Bill Billy, Janice Bishop, Christine Blackmon, Patricia Bland, Brady Block, Janis Boehlke, Bill Boell, Sue Bolton, Mildred Bolzman, John Bommarito, Sam Bond, John Bortle, Charles Bremer, Brenda Bremer, Susan Brewer, Willie Brigham, Harold Broaddus, Edward Broaddus, William Brooks, Orvest Browder, Louise Brown, Alex Brown, Bernice Brown, Betty Brown, Dave Brown, LeRoy Bryant, Alfred Budzinski, Mary Burba, Dorothy Burke, Bill Burnett, Peter Burney, Frankie Burris, Dorothy Burtch, Sharon Buxman, Barbara Cage, Edward Cain, Lois Caldwell, Glenda Calhoun, Gloria Cambridge, Constance Campbell, Janet Campbell, Sally Case, Sharan Casteel, Carol Castellanos, Elena Carelli, Tom Carter, Harvest Cherry, Michael Chester, Martha Clark, Leona Clay, Delsice Clement, Jerry Cleveland, Joe Coates, Gary Coggins, Shirley Cohee, Ella Cohee, Phyllis Cole, Mark Coleman, Marie Coleman, Tom Combs, Daniel Conklin, Cheri Coppery, Sadie Contreras, Theresa Craion, Allen Crandall, Joyce Creed, Lillian Crommatie, Martese Crudup, William Crunk, Joyce Cruz, Edward Cruz, Frank Cudmore, Sandra Cuellar, Ernest Culpepper, Gloria Culpepper, Raymond Curry, Hazel Curry, Jerome Curtis, John Damore, George Damsen, Ron Danks, Kay Ann Davila, Domingo Davis, Diane Davis, Elaine Davis, Esther Davis, Ronald Davis, Tom Davis, Willie Davenport, Gene Davenport, Sheila Davy, Jim Davy, John Dean, Karen DeBardelaben, Don Delgado, Johnny Delgado, Mirtala Demijohn, Jim Dennings, Dale DePlonty, Richard DeShone, Bill Diaz, Benny Diaz, Jane ‘ Dietrich, Henry Diggs, Sidney Dillard, Frank Dinninger, Sandra Dobis, Glenn Dombrowski, Diane Drain, Jessie Dreffs, Wilma Drew, Sheila Driest, Gloria Driest, Janet Dudley, Vi Dudley, Perlie Dunn, Tom Duperon, Kathleen Dymond, Richard Eddy, Nancy Ehlert, Jan Eimers, Penny Eldred, Carolyn Elisech, Pauline Elliott, Cathie Ellis, Cheri Emede, Barbara Ervin, Janice Erwin, Larry Esckilsen, Denny Esckilsen, Larry Espinosa, John Everett, Freddie Ewing, Terry Eyman, Marie Falls, Venita Ferguson, Nancy Fernandez, Elsie Ferrell, Joseph Ferrell, Linda Fisher, Sharyle Foster, Ruth Foster, Glenn Forte, Dorothy Forte, Margaret Franklin, Barney Freier, Susan Fresorger, Pat Frost, Charles Frost, James Frost, Larry Gaertner, Karen Gaines, Lola Gaines, Roy Galford, Charles Gallegos, Carmen Garcia, Freddy Garcia, Louis Garcia, Richard Garnett, Carol Gass, Mary Gaudreau, David Gemeinhardt, Lois George, Larry Gilkison, Jeanette Gipson, Charles Giroux, Ed Glover, Bill Gonzales, Jesse Gonzales, Lupe Gonzales, Mary Gonzales, Paul Gonzales, Romeo Gordon, James Gould, John Gould, Millie Grabowski, Mary Grace, Lealoa Grace, Minnie Graham, Aralia Granam, Connie Graham, Ggertha Green, Emmit Green, Lola May Green, Larry Greenleaf, Susan Griffin, Elaine Grnya, Margaret Gronski, Sue Gross, Edward Guerra, Erma Guerra, Victor Gutierrez, Linda Gwyn, Pam Haas, Donald Halas, Judy Experience New Thrills Hall, Cynthia Hall, Gwendolyn Hall, Helen Hall, Julie Hall, Kathy Hand, Robert Hardy, Helen Hardy, Sharon Hardy, William Harper, Harriett Harris, Phil Harrold, Elizabeth Hartley, Terry Haselbeck, Thomas Hayes, Charles Hayes, Ronald Hedden, Judy Heindl, Darlene Henderson, Arthur Henderson, Ornial Henderson, Perlean Henrichs, Dianne Herline, Jim Hernandez, Henry Hernandez, Norma Herweyer, Rose Higgins, Dave Hearn, James Hightower, Bevelyn Hill, Bonnie Hill, Fred Hilliker, Bonnie Hines, Georgia Hinton, Deborah Hinton, Ray Hodges, Herman Hodges, William Hommes, Jack Horonzy, Sharon Houlihan, Mike Howey, Larry Hubbard, Joyce Huff, Lloyd Hulett, Willie Mae Humes, Dianne Hunt, Gary Hunt, Gladys Irish, Barbara Irish, Kenneth Jackson, Barbara Jackson, Josephine Jackson, Patricia Jackson, Quincie Jamrog, Pete Jaski, Gregory Jastrzembowski, Connie Jeffreys, Helen Jenei, Dorothy Jimenez, Judy Johndro, Ronnie Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Donna Johnson, Linda Johnson, Louise Johnson, Lovell Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Richard Johnson, Vernon Joiner, William Jones, Barbara Jones, James Jones, Jeffrey Jones, Jimmie Jones, Linda Jones, Linda Jones, Victor Jones, Willard Judd, Jane Juskialas, Ernest Karls, Tom Kelley, Sandy Kelsey, Stanley Kemp, Vyethel Kemper, Robert Kent, Merrilla Ketterman, Grant Kienitz, Dan Kindred, Cynthia King, Howard Klenke, Helen Klug, Judy Knapp, Alan Knuckles, Beatrice Kodrick, Geraldine Konecny, Eddy Konefko, Sandra Koski, Bill Kracko, Linda Kraszewski, Bob Kruse, Wally Kumaus, Dennis Lacy, Janis | LaFayette, Carol | 'Laéalo, Frank | Landrum, George Lane, Barbara | Lapinski, Judy | Laster, Patty Laurette, Richard Lavalley, Carolyn Lawrence, Harvey Lee, Donna Lee, Inez Lee, Jackie Lee, Sandra Lemcke, Curt Lemmer, Robert Lemmer, Sue Letourneau, Michael Lewis, Deborah Lewis, Doris Lewis, Wilma Limon, John Lindsey, Larry Lintern, Judy | Lintz, Altie Little, Calvin | Loman, Mary | Longley, Terry Lopez, Lydia Lopez, Yolanda Losee, Richard Lumbreras, Maria Lusis, Ruta Lynch, Barbara Macaulay, Sandra Macias, Sammy Mack, Dorothy Magyar, Joseph Maher, Nancy Ma lace, John Malace, Walter Malone, Linda Manial, Tom Marcoux, Gary Markey, Bob Marks, Kathy Marquez, Rosa Marsells, Bertha Martin, Dan Martin, Joyce Martinez, Alfred Mason, Willie Mason, Winston Mates, Susan McArn, Grant McClaine, Nancy McDaniel, Catherine McDonald, Sue McGrandy, Dianna McKinney, Glenn McKinney, Lorraine McLeod, Bonnie McMan, Gary McNair, Damon McNally, Pat Meichor, Beatrice Mell, Connie Mendel, Richard Mendoza, Janet Mercer, Jim Merdler, Mike Meriwether, Claudia Merrill, Lorna Merritt, Charles Mertz, Craig Meyer, Marilyn Mikwlewicz, Kathy Miles, Judy Miller, Joe Miller, Linda Minnich, James Miramontes, Jose Mitchell, George Mitchell, Ruby Moll, Vernon Montgomery, Harvey Moody, Craig Moore, Gladys Moore, Lewis Morgan, Eddie Morris, Elise Morris, Evelyn Morris, Rosemary Morrison, Alan Mosley, Bruce Munguia, Lesvia Munson, Neil Murdock, Terry Murdock, Betty Murlick, Richard Murphy, Iris Muttscheler, Beverly Near, Dale Nelson, Jacqueline Nelson, Nancy Newman, Carol Nicholson, Barbara Nickleberry, James Nickleberry, Mitchell Niles, Mary Nosek, Carol Nowicki, Nancy Nowosad, Tom Oczepek, Larry O’Dell, Dan O’Dette, Carol O’Dette, Lois Oosterveen, Rosemary Ornelas, Isabel Ortiz, Gloria Osborne, Donald Packard, John Palmer, Dave Paluck, Carol Panknin, Mark Paquette, Charlotte Paquette, Jerry Parcell, Dave Parker, Diana Parker, Norma Pawlick, Janis Payne, Margaret Pecknick, Kathi Perez, Bobby Peters, Gregg Pickell, Lonney Pierce, Tom Pierrie, Willie Piersall, Maxine mmm, EE E = = m Pinkston, Matthew Plowman, Cathy Pogroszewski, Leonard Poineau, Bernard Porter, Robert Porterfield, Henry Powell, Robert Prescott, Jimmy Price, Earl Price, Elaine Price, Mildred Price, R. T. Price, Susan Pricopi, Duane Pricopi, Maxine Prill, Paul Prime, Jerry Prince, William Pringle, Lynn Quinnan, Larry Raasch, Daryl Rambo, Fred Ramirez, Joe Rawling, David Reed, Naulmond Reid, Donald Reif, Herbert Reimers, Nancy Reinbold, Ruth Rembish, Bill Revard, Terry Reyes, Henry Richards, Ed Richards, Ron Richter, Mike Riedel, Marcia Rivera, Esperanza Rivers, Mary Robbins, Mary Ann Roberts, Barbara Roberts, Geraldine Robinson, Ellen Robinson, Janice Rodriquez, Juan Rodriquez, Juanita Roesner, Marsha Rogan, Patricia Romanelly, Carol Rosas, Carlos Rosales, Sally Roseberry, Nancy Roth, Pam Rouston, Kenneth Ruffin, Ronald Rupp � Don Ruppel, Jerry Ruzowski, Nancy Sabedra, Danny Salas, Mary Salas, Nora Saldana, Lenore Salter, Lee Sanchez, Tony Sanders, Brenda Sanders, Jimmy Sanders, Rose Mary Sanocki, Robert Sauve, Dolores Sayan, Linda Schmidt, Delores Schnautz, Marilyn Schneider, Bonnie Schultz, Barbara Schultz, Sheldon Schultz, Pat Seager, Kathy Seals, Coreaner Sells, Bill Serrato, Eddie Sieggreen, Gary Simon, Keith Simons, Gary Sims, Lorraine Slodowski, Barbara Slopeski, Nick Smith, Alonzo Smith, Bonnie Smith, Clifton Smith, Earlene Smith, Floyd Smith, Joyce Sojkowski, Joseph Sommer, Robert Soto, Robert Sparkes, Andrew Spaulding, Max Speer, Don Speros, Bessie Spyker, Edward Spyker, Judy Stack, Bryan Stadler, Joyce | Staib, Margaret Stamper, Jim Stanton, Odell Stanton, Truthia Stedry, Roy Stedry, Sandra Steiner, Gail Steinhilber, John Stephen, Barbara Stevenson, Margaret Stewart, Connie Stillwagon, Douglas Stockmeyer, Penny Stolz, Vickie Strieter, Sandy Strobel, Connie Strong, Annie Sullivan, Terry Surian, Rick Surles, Susie Szczypka, Bob Szott, Sally Tappen, Larry Tate, Velver Lee Taylor, Marene Taylor, Sandra Taylor, Willie Teneyuque, Fred Terrell, Barbara Terrell, Eugene Thomas, Carol Thomas, Claudia Thomas, Dorothy Thomas, George Thomas, Mark Thomas, Marshall Thomas, Randy Thurman, Lamar Thomas, Richard Tinsley, Herbert Tobin, Jerry Torka, Mary Jane Torrey, Richard Town, Sandy Traylor, Shirley Treib, Dorothy Tromblay, Dennis Troyer, Michelene Troyer, Richard Trumble, Joyce Turner, Elaine Turner, Mary Vallier, Janice Van Hook, Alan Vasquez, Antonia Vela, Joe Vescio, Antonio Virginski, Patricia Wagner, David Walton, Lois Wamback, Octavia Ware, Willie Warner, James Warner, Nancy Warrington, Art Watt, Gary Weatherspoon, Dorean Weaver, Marte Webb, Dave Webb, Dorothy Webb, Myrtis Webber, Ken Weber, Robert Wehner, Arthur Wells, Yvonne Welzin, Nancy Welzin, Wayne Wendt, Susan Wendt, Suzanne Wermer, Joseph West, Marie Westbrook Betty’ White, Marsha White, Ruthie Whitehead, Brenda Whitmore, Shirley Whitting, Tom Wicker, Mary Wilber, William Willard, Jim Williams, Agnes Williams, Bonnie Williams, Gwendolyn Williams, Horace Wicker, Jerry Wilbert, Carrie Williams, Johney Williams, Sheila Williamson, Sherry Wilson, Sharon Wilson, William Winters, Johnny Wissmueller, Martin Witek, Elaine Witheridge, Mary Witkowski, Leonard Witt, Kenneth Wolinski, Dan Wolinski, Edward Worthington, Rudy Wortley, Terry Wright, Barbara Wright, Eugene Wyman, Richard Yacobellis, Pat Yancy, Lee Otis Yates, Linda Young, Isabella Young, John Zinz, Hilde Zuehlke, Sally Zuniga, Theresa Sophs.Not Shawn‘ sees Jaska, James Bonner, Marcia Lopez, David Brown, Robert Maxwell, Bill Carranza, Anthony Ortız, Daniel Choyce, Mable Smith, Joseph 103 —— Social Snapshots RIGHT: Top down. Ali Hakim (Jussi Iivonen) and Will Parker (Gary Webster) make a deal for fifty dollars “Everything is up to Dawe in Kansas City: sings Will to Laurey (Kathy Grisez), Aunt Eller (Janet Knodel), and Ado Annie (Kay Phillips) are sold Elixier of Egypt’ by Ali, “the Peddler (Jussi Tivonen), Gertie Cummings (Nancy Fer gu- son) announces her marriage to the peddler, to the delight of Our version of the surry with the fringe, from either friends OKLAHOMA, A Cappella’s Spring musical show. A Cappella Plus “Oklahoma” Equals “Big Show” says Jud Curley (Bob Henning) as Laurey’s (Kathy Grisez) Ado Annie (Kay Phillips) and Will (Gary Webster), TEASTA on Nothing Por Jud is Daid kee sing Jud and Curley in Jud’s miserable smokehouse, as Curley tries to convince Jud to hang himself. 107 A Cappella members: Row one: K. Thomas, B. Lonsway, B. Smith, J. Knodel, S. Dinninger, C. Kreitmey- er, G. Palmer, R. Reyes, B. Schneider, R. Palmer, J. Valier, K. Simon, C. Letz, B. Huyck, G. Austin, S. Macon, P. Baty, B. Hall, B. Nicholson, A. Colpean. Row two: R. Gidley, R. Kranick, G. Lauben- stein, L. Allen, J. Johnson, E. Pope, S. Orlowski, M. Ecarius, P. Bowen, J. Casey, M. Adams, H. Y Rf B. Anderson, W. Boyd, K. Grisez, J. LaVeque, T. Murdock, V. McCully, P. Klaczkiewicz, B. Hilliker, E. Turner, Row three: P. Albertson, H. Castanier, E. Johnson, A. Thomas, P. Anderson, P. McNally, G. Webster, M. Szczepanic, D. Hughes, N. Ferguson, K. Phillips, C. Prueter, J. Kleps, N. Railling, J. Slaughter, V. Stolz, J. Pruess, D. McKellar, C. Stolterfoht, M. Wilson, M. Kleinbreil, A. Mar- tinez. Row four: S. Schissler, F. Damsen, J. Thomas, P. Fresorger, R. Henning, R. Henning, C. Hall, Hr Dittmar, iW. Jones, J. Branch, J. Iivonen, H. Buchenau, C. Hartman, S. Harrold, R. Gulbranson, R. Hartung, A. Harris, D. OTt uz Ep: Lintern, P. Thompson, R. Leach. stival winners were Jw Webber..cC. Widlox..G. Hammis, B. John- Son (seated) and R. Dymond, G. Webster, Mest Lock, E, Blackwood and P. Bandy. 108 Musical Talents Thrilled Us 54 P ` = Saginaw High’s fine marching band does a maneuver we all understand during a half-time ceremony at New Alumni Field. Members of the school band included: G. Hammis, C. Willox, A. Gonzalez, M. Law- rence, B. Johnson, L. Walton, L. Quinnan, A. Sommer, C . Chamberlain, D. Raéickas, A. Brushaber, Wil- lis Henderson, H. Parker, L. Layer, R. Shepard, A. Osuna, SE Marild, B. Slocum, M. Rieder, K. Rob- erts, B. Ryder, H. Scanlon, D. Spear, E. Merkerson, I. Pearson, J. Webber, R. Wrege, D. Trombley,G. Green, R. Dymond, D. Higgins, A. Young, L. Westlock, R. Kelsey, R. Carter, G. Mentel, H. Griffin, L. Wright, R. Vega, G. Webster, X. Flores, M. Seevers, E. Green, J- Prescott, Ex johnson, J- Duby, E. Hatch, P. Bandy, W. Eddy, E. Blackwood, W. Simmons, M. Kleinbriel, D. Ball, P. Anderson, W. Shells, A. Haynes, E. Masters, J. Wolinski, J. Wruck, C. Taylor, R. Cavıiness, S: Traylor, O. Jackson. L; S. Wendt, N. Stavely, P- Jackson, Ri. Worthington, E. Cruz, L. Hunt, GJ Sarden Go Lee TLS Huff, W. Burke, G. Landrum, L. Gutierrez, S. Macias, H. Brigham, R. Gross, K. Irish, A. Rico, ke Anderson, J. P euss, D. Pfannes, K. Kelsey, L. Lindsey, S. Hall, G. Thomas, H. Hawkins, J. Jiminez, ; Troublefield, T. Ewing, J. Ferrell, R. Brown, T. Pierce, R. Wyman, W. Pierrie, F. Smith. Jones, A scene from Arms and the Man, featuring R. Laurette, D. Spear, D EE f'es (seated), and CGaWillox, S! Bremer and Frank Scott (standing). Judy Miles and David Spear in Arms and the Man. Plorad-Thespian Productions Attract Stage Bugs Plays, oratory and debate spell Plorad. Members of Plorad were, J. Schreur, advisor; D. Henrichs, C. Willox, H. YEF A: Colpean, K. Grisez. Row two: M. Merdler, J: Bolzman; S. Bremer, B. Elliott,.7. Miles, D. Spear, R. Vance, R. Laurette. Row three: G. Foster, D. Raw- ling, C. Mertz, JeIStäark,. Ff. Iivonen, D. Hackett. TOW one: HARVEY Haunts Henning a Pooka, you know! ‘‘Harvey’’ ‘‘Mrs. Chauvenet (Carol Willox), I'd like you to meet Harv ey!’’ says Elwood Dowd (Robert Henning). Harvey s LEFT: ‘‘Oh, dear, he’s introducing her to Harvey!’’ says Veta Louise Simmons (Ann Colpean). ABOVE: The entire company of HARVEY. Mrs. Eugene Chauvenet (Carol Willox), Mr. hee Dart Spear), Judge Gaffney (Norm Klopp), Elwood Dowd (Robert Henning), Dr. Chumley (Richard Laurette), Myrtle Mae Simmons (Kathleen Grisez), Dr. Lyman Sanderson (John Stark), Miss Kelley (Judy Miles), Mrs. Chumley (Sue Bremer), Veta Louise Simmons (Ann Colpean). Seated on the floor is E. J. Lofgren (Richard Lenartowicz). 111 i Like a dream come true were the announcements of selections of our I du European ambassadors of ood will at the annual exchange assembly. | From over 75 letters of application, these were chosen. Fou Il find ula, Harold Scanlon, ar Bronson, Richard ael Halbis, and Edward Ulmer. Eddie Key, also one of the representatives, was absent this day. Ambassadors of Good Will . . . || Foreign Exchange Promotes Understanding ———— M — E Eddie Key, who was not able to be present duwing the ex- change assembly, was welcomed to the group by our guests from Europe as Mr. Tibbet makes the presentation. Exchange students from Europe visiting us this year were Juha Irvo- nin, Staffan Marild, Carola Kreitmeyer, Christine Stolter- foht, Jutta Kleps, Hanny Yff ana Hans Dietmar. This spring when the sixteen ambassadors from Sag- inaw High embark for Europe, the exchange program will mark its eleventh year. Sznce 1956, when SHS first subscribed to the student. exchange program, seventy-nine students have spent their summers in places such as Northern ireland, Eno kamda ‘the Netherlands, France, Spain, West Germany, Berlin, Denmark and Finland. In 1953, Saginaw High accepted the first of twenty students from abroad. They have come to us from England, the Netherlands, West Germany, Berlin, Sweden, Finland and Uruguay. This year we are hon- ored to have seven such students studying here. Through their participation ın actıvıtmes, they have done much to enrich the academic and extra- Curricular i scenes of Saginaw High SENOL. 113 Na ‘ Music hath charms...’’ begins an old saying, and our band supplied the music which would call attention to the need for funds Students and teachers raise the school milla Willox hand out vote- Mr. Spracklin does h to continue operatio n of the Saginaw schools. got out the vote’’ in a campaign to BELOW: Judy Bannon and Carol getters on the downtown streets while isi bit atıthe polls. The vote, which would eliminate book rental fees, parking fees and towel fees as well as supply money for needed curricular services was passed by the citizens of Saginaw chool Personnel upport illage Campaign Traditions Continued A fine tradition was not overlooked when two Saginaw High faculty mem- bers were added to the 25 Year Club poster this year . Ihe program. in: cluded dedication of rooms to three former Saginaw High School teach- ers. Those honored were Miss Maja White, (The Maja White Cooking Room); Mr. Franz Dreier, (The Franz Mr. Ekelof had the pleasure of eu Dreier Gymnasium); and Mrs. Alice h 25 Year Club members a T pu uel en: dollars in recognition Freeman Palmer, former administra- of their silver anniversary at SHS. food, (The Alice Freeman Palmer DT a. vM A new member is duced to the ' Mr. Hansen was Mr. John Jacobson gave the toast for Mr. Maywood and Mr. Hans Fetting the toast for Mr. Mitchell, both of whom were honored at the annual teacher's Luncheon. The unlit candle was in memory of two former teachers who passed away during the past year, Miss Edna Biss and Mr. Stephen Lyttle. Busy in the dispensary at Saginaw General Hospital were Sue Pfund, Hanny Yer E Sfr ip Crs, Sue Greve, Janet Knodel, who found time to h Linda Wirth and Pat Thayer. elp out y A All candy in a much needed capacity. Community Interests Stimulate Citizenship What do Saginaw High students do with their free time? We wondered about that, too. Here are a tew ideas of some of our always busy young folk as they pursue their hobbies, extra- Curricular activities and just plain have fun after school isloumtsror the day. With this type of enthusiasm multiplied many times, we believe the future to be in 8ood hands. Ye: Vance (standing) and Jim Leach ). were heard regularly in their own radio shows over local stations. -— Future teachers get a chance to work with little learners under the supervision BE usa helen Pattinson, school principal, Assistiné with a group of primary readers were Geralyn Palmer, Gary Warner and Linda Luckett. Left: Dick Al- legandro feeds dishes into the open mouth of the cafeteria dishwasher, Not much fun but it's an important help to the school cafeterıa. We dropped back stage at the Pit and Balcony Playhouse to find Linda Wirth, Ron Vance, Pat Thayer, John Stark and Bonnie Elliott working on the set-of.: ‘The: kEourposter’. 117 Who could resist a cup of coffee offered by Connie Billow and Pat Grzenia? They can also find a piece of pie to go with it in the lunch room where they are co-op trainees. Right: Ted Hartl folds boxes as part of his job in a small nearby factory. Above: Pat Eddy gets advice from her employer as she learns a lesson in displaying merchandise to its best advantage. Right: Roberta Miller shows suiting materials to a customer and gives him a big smile - the salesgirl’s best asset. 118 Off Campus Jobs Attract Co-ops... Lach day over 150° work- bound students are seen hurrying from classes to Jobs throughout the city. Known to us and many bus- iness men as co-ops, this group of trainees are a part of the large on-the- job training program that has proved successful as an aid to those not going on to college, but whose plans are to.enteryrnco business and industry at graduation time. Drugs state-wide program which is supervised by teacher coordinators and business men alike, and has proved to be an important part of our educational pro- gram. Here are our stu- dents at work. Above: Mary Ann Blazejewski, Judy LaVeque, and Jane Trier get plenty of practice in filing and research in their commercial type job in down- town Saginaw. Below: Larry Davis and Bill Liddel find that bagging groceries is only one of the many jobs to be done in a big supermarket. SS JA A snappy trio from the S. O. assem- bly were Theresa Jones, Jeannette Casey and Sara Laster. Girls Pay Off S.O. Debt Advertise Cotton Ball d ! ' 'We are Siamese, if you lease,? . sing Pat Farley and Janice Stevens in their version of the cat song from The Lady and the Tramp - Thencean assembly. 120 E cum Eegen | t i 1 : i H i ror Janet Knodel entertains in the S. O. assembly as the gals pay off for losing the S. O. sale. Below: Linda Oeder gives his first shave to Bill Oeder as part of the funat the S. O. assembly. ig, Thencean version of that great Amer- ican pastime. Alsgard Bitiches, Schallhorn on first, Zvirbulis at bat, Perry catching, Oeder coaching and Farley umpiring. Ruth Ann Troge and Kris Zvirbulis go Hollywood as they are interviewed by Yolanda Ayala in a skit from the Thencean assembly. Purpose of the assembly? Promote Cotton Bad | Carol Winchester, Kathy Waller and Carol Dudek make up a pretty tro of songbird Thencean sisters. . Thencian Society $ | Í i i Í i Thencean society. Row one: C. Chamberlain, K. Fox, J. Hammontre, P. Fijak, C. Winchester. Row two: J. Stevens, S. Steve, B. Lichon, S. Jac- obs, L. Oeder; K. Walters, C. Düdek, P. Ostler. Row three: C. Wi LIOX SSR: Farley, R. Troge, M. Schallhorn, B. Farley, P. Blondin, A. Sommer, K. Zvirbulis. Top row: P. Servis, S. Walters, J. Perry, D. Alséard, V. Sagash, C. Lynes, M. BlaZejewski, Mrs. Mertz, advisor. 121 Reporting School Life Demands Many Talents Fe u Selection of pictures for the AURORA is an interesting job for Susan Greve, Debbie Alsgard and Edith Urbanke. Susan Greve was selected by her advisor to be Honorary Editor of the AURORA. Ruth Ann Dıase, Lantern editor, (center right), gets advice and help from Denine Tarras, Barbara Benton and Pat Osler. Top: Sorting pictures of underclassmen is one of the many jobs that kept Edith Urbanke, Phy- lis Service and Debbie Alsgard on their toes in the Aurora room. Middle: Alice Cox and Kay Hadden work out an ad page together. Below: Sue Clark, Barb Grnya and Sue Town work on the Lantern with the ard of typists Jim Leach and Walter Eddy. Alice Cox and Ann Colpean take a peek at negatives they have just developed in the Aurora darkroom. Below: Bonnie EI- liot, Trudy Bernau and Nancy Cradit lay out a page for the Aurora. Aurora - Lantern Record School's Story 123 Members of the Christian Youth Fellowship meet regularly to eat lunch together and hear an inspirational talk. Above: de. Ewe 2n8,,5S...Davis,� B. Anderson, P. Buerkel. Row two: W. Eddy, N. Cradit, H. Dittmar. Row three: V. Purdy, R. Laurette, G. Web. ster, J: Coates. Row four: W. Goss, D., Forshee, M. Gould, J. Booth. Row five: D. Shvelds L. Yates H. Forks. L. Layer. Background: J. Cuthbertson, faculty ad- visor and Mr. Severance, guest speaker. MettınGesWarner, S. Stull, advisor; R. Gilbert, Ar Broom, T. Karls, B. Mosley. Not shown, Mr. Ju w«Pernson. advi Sor. Rifle Club E A The Saginaw High Junior Rifle Club pauses in its operations to relax and chat over their program with their advisors. | In the front row are F. Werner, L. Pickel], H. Dittmar, R. | Seeber (our clown); and K. Rosenberg. Behind are V. Purdy, R. Wyman, Advisor A. Johnson, and Jusi Iivonin. Absent: Mr. Ray Hansen, club instructor. 124 Y-Teens meet with their advisor, Miss P their part in the new city YBCA burldıngaı Whey vane ]. Bure V. Date. den, E. «Franklin, J- Acksınsen, Monitors Familiar words are these from our hall monitors who spend to classes. Row one: J. John- C. Dudek, ‘‘Do you have a pass?'' solitary hours in the hall, helping lost students back S. Zaharias, S. Clark, A. Papadopulis, V. Cogan, K. Waller, S. Cudmore, M. Stephenson, M. Ecarius, J. Burden, M. MZnicky, M- Ott. J: son, K Eon V. Sagash. Row two: K. —Ernamklu:nuG WLowerTy. Dinninger, C. (Casey, . J- Crandall, Bo Franklin: ; Woern, F. Kwiatkowski, Row three: K. Bogy, Taylor. E. Benson, MW. 125 126 Hi-Y members work toward participation in the annual Hi-Y Legislature in Lansing. Kneeling: K. Whitney, y. Murray R: Maturen, W. Leidich, R. Wager, D. Natali, D. Smith. Row two: T. Barris, N. Bamberger, T. Dunlap, K. Hagle, J. Andros. Row three: Jj. Beck, W. Eddy, R. Howard, A. Lubin, J. Armstrong, APRON. Hınman, tadva soro L. Crotzer, T. Karls, L. Miller, R. Stedry and G. Webster. Spanish Club E! Mr. Uribe's Spanish club enjoys one of the customs of the Spanish people. Alice Cox holds high the Pinata as members of the club take turns trying to break the pinata with a club and thus release the goodies inside. Looks like fun, what? Patricians and Plebians don their robes to hear the scroll read by their Scribe. Standing: G. Mitchell, R. Troge, S. Lane, Mrs. Tenney (advisor), N. Urbaniak, R. Sanocki, T. Genwright, R. Caviness, E. Franklin. Seated: M. Schallhorm, D. Barris. M. Bureky e. astrzembowski, C. Elliott, S. Town. On floor: V. Tate, P. Biggins; . Bremer and B. Franklin. [Junior | Red | Cross Junior Red Cross assistants brought the program of the Red Cross to our homerooms. Standing: I. Pearson, E. Cage, J. Strudgeon, N. Cradit, S. Kracko, S. Mendel, A. Graham, M. Coates. Back: E. Guttowsky, R. Bujaki, K. Waller, S. Schuster, S. Anklam, S. Bremer. Front: B. Trish, C. FTeet- wood, D. Henrichs, W. Eddy, M. Taylor, P. Blondin, Mrs. Smith (advisor), B. S h d N. McClain. anchez an cClain 2 Future Secretaries Future secretaries demonstrate some of the machines they will be using later in their business life. They are K. Chreck, L. Hoo- ker,’ J. Trier, Y. McÁnany, T. Korniski, P. Davis, B. Misckow, S. Hak. The advisor of the club is Miss Lenore Billington. Stage Crew Aa NU E nup MR ups ISP x MET cedet ong S Tames... A a Above: Dick Williams in that ' ALI Over Rest'' position. Below: Barb Loeffler decorates a stage interior. Getting the stage ready for a pro- duction takes many willing hands, (and a bit of resting, too). Above: Willie Smith and Dick Williams put some paint on the fireplace and Allen Casteel gives Ginections. 128 French Club n a sidewalk cafe? Seated around the table re G. Knight and G. Webster. Row two: Mrs. N. Ferguson, C. Lafayette, AR J- Fox, S. Gron- Torrez. What is more typical of a French scene tha In front a are members of the French club. Driscoll, advisor; M. Troyer, L. Bielski, B. Murdock, Strong. Row three: J. Alsgaard, J. Anderson, K. Seager, P. Miller, S. Speer, J. Stevens, M. ski, S. Szoftto We Grnya, L. Miller, R Torrey. Top: Librarians and find them for scurry through lockers for them, 1 Wagner, librarian; J. Taylor, C. B. Dinéman, Mrs. Hamilton, librarian. Row two: M. Coates, M. Arndt, D. LaFrance, S. A. Sparks, J. Crandall, G. Frost, Js Burden, Ty Moran, They keep the books circulating, new users. They’re our librarians. Row one: Mrs. King, S. Hall, B. Willis, P. Bowen, A. Martinez, L. Gaines, C. Mell, Es Franklın, K. Noble, A. Aigle, A. Berdley. Row three: Kracko, A. Shoup, C. Henderson, W. Eddy, A. Casteel, J. Cunningham, L. Ferreti 129 uture Nurses Planning to become a nurse? The Future Nurses club offers opportunity to get to know the profession better. Members of the club (row one) are: Mrs. W. Young, advisor; C rishi G Rendon, L. Wirth J. Knodel. Row two: A. Lintz, L. Grace, S. Lister, OQ. Jackson, G. Hines. Row three: J. Eisler, C. Lewis, B. Johnson, M. Grace, E. Frank- lin, P. Thayer, N. Ferguson, M. Muellerweiss, B. Anderson. Row four: B. Neal, B. Nichols EX Johnson, J. Burden, E. Forte, E. Macias, B. Jackson, S. Lane, R. Rico. Row five: J Mazıarz, A. Hemphill, J. Miles, G: Kodrick, D. Dombrowski, K. Mikul- evitez K. Seager, T. Genwright, B. Sanchez. Health Room Hostesses Splinter in the finger? Apply to one of our pretty hostesses xu che ,healthirdom.’They are B. Sanchez, P: Thayer, S. Ackley, J. Eisler, S. Orlowski, B. Sanocki and their advis- ot, Mrs. Youn sé. 130 -— Mu Alpha Theta . Bà be PENTAGONAL NUMBERS D P SOUARE OBLONG : n RS NUMBERS NUMBI Mu Alpha Theta translated means math club. D. Henrichs, G. Bruns, J. Hammontre, K. Waller, C. Stolterfoht, er, S. Bremer, P. Thayer, E. Jordan, N. Urbaniak. Row three: E. Prikulis, K. Zvirbulis, N. Rosenberry, E. Franklin. E. Wolinski, D. Armstrong, J. Bolzman, D. Wegner, H. Scanlon, G. Foster, S- Marıld, “RAs auret te, — ok à ON een m... x E. Blackwood, M. Wissmueller, TRIANGULAR LC HEXAGONAL : NUMBII NUMBERS ar Showing off their numbers are, row one: Row two: R. Herwey- S. Wendt, A. Colpean, Row four: Miss Grey, advisor; C. Mertz, D. Rawlings, Miss Chamberlin. Debaters District debate trophy winners listen to arguments on the topic, The Common Market, from Ron Vance, one of the winning debaters. Ron Vance, Mr. Pombiér, coach; TJ. Jackson, Eiliott,-C. Mertz, Jq Bol zm an; DE Henrichs, B. Hilli. Seated: I. Pearson, L. Reese, D. Taveras, B. D. Rawlings, N. Roseberry, C Galtford. G. Eoster, E. Castellanos, R. Hayes, Seated, front: R. tanding: Hand, M. Merdler, 131 132 ee rn ee ENEE ——Shopper's Corner 133 THE LUFKIN RULE COMPANY SAGINAW, MICHIGAN UFKIN The World’s Leading Manufacturer of PRECISION TOOLS TAPES AND RULES Dan Billy's Sales Service Domestic and Commercial Refrigeration . Air Conditioning All Appliances Mueller Brothers, Inc. NN S Automatic Washers BANCROFT HOTEL BLDG. Authorized Lawn Mower Service Specialty in Yardman - Craftsman . Hand and Power Mowers home ‚of HICKEY FPEEMAN New and Used Merchandise : customized 4 clothes 2777 Bay Rd., Saginaw Phone: SW 2-0011 REITZ FUNERAL HOME Phone PL 3-5050 or PL 2-3442 DON B. STAHL, MGR. Saginaw Creamery Co. Swan Ice Cream Co. 1026 E. GENESEE AVE. SAGINAW, MICHIGAN 209 N. Water St. TELEPHONE PL 2-7911 134 € AMERICAN KAYJAC COMPANY E “TROJAN WAY’ INCLUDES THE SELEC- TION OF FINE GIFTS’ SUCH AS WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND SILVERWARE. Wedding Invitations Informal s — ER der o Imprinted Napkins PE YI ID å e and Matches «œ E S Z = H Thank You Notes N Kee BB = pP van vine | | | Sum. à JEWELRY Christmas Cards OM 1 B VS ar S SSS ens Genesee At Washington 650 Sheridan Ave... call Norm Slade PL 2-0141 S rm Sla PL 5-8194 GRANVILLE'S M B ICE CREAM CO. 301 N. WATER ST. Fine Shoes For The Entire Family PL 2-2165 128 No. Washington Est. 1882 THE BEST IN SPORTS EQUIPMENT Frueh's House of Flowers SAGINAW, MICHIGAN “Flowers by Telegraph to all parts of the World” Phone PL 2-3185 511 Federal 524 E. GENESEE AVE. PHOENIX INSURANCE AGENCY [02 E. GENESEE SAGINAW, MICHIGAN POLLARD'S DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists CORNER HOYT AND GENESEE STREETS PL 3-8575 SAGINAW, MICHIGAN PHONE: PL 5-4459 All Lines of Bonds and Insurance A EH EE EE n AE OO s d 135 136 Congratulations ? Your friends at Michigan Bell hope that the many years ahead are good to you. And whether you're thinking of a career right now, or waiting until you've com- pleted college, we are always interested in young people who would take pride and satisfaction in helping to bring our customers ever-improving telephone service. Michigan Bell Telephone Company An Equal Opportunity Employer YOUR KODAK DEALER Compliments of P TER SAGINAW PHOTO SUPPLY Hillier Hardware 515 EAST GENESEE AVE., 2316 Webber SAGINAW, MICHIGAN Congratulations to Seniors Open Evenings Until 9 P.M. PL 4-9773 YOU’ LL ENJOY SHOPPING AT NEW ERA ALSGAARD'S POTATO CHIPS SUPER MARKET 5974 DIXIE HIGHWAY S : 20435 2118 BURT ST. PHONE: 754 BRIDGEPORT SAGINAW THOSE WHO THINK YOUNG erer SAY chu Si A S x ER | PEPSI PLEASE the drive-in with the arches mm 5008 STATE AT CENTER DePREKEL DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 3700 EAST GENESEE 3515 JANES ROAD SAGINAW, MICHIGAN Markey-Elliott House of Furniture BOWMAN FLAVOR IS WHY REFRESHMENTS CAN BE WHOLESOME S OMPA SAGINAW J EALRICH ER 5777 STATE STREET AT BROCKWAY GENESEE AND WARREN Sandra Steve and Becky Alteman shop at Ferris Brothers with the assistance of Miss Gardyszewski. Sandra is picking out a coat for campus wear, and Bonnie dreams of the day when she can add furs to her wardrobe. 137 IT DOESN'T COST TO SHOR. BRENNT VE SOHO Scr pps MORLEY BROTHERS Our 100th Anniversary Year 1863-1963 A Century Preparing for Tomorrow BEST WISHES ADVERTISING SALES PROMOTION Seven- U Bottling Company OFFSET PRINTING ar ART SERVICE of Siet, Tue. 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UUUUUUUUUUUUUU PRINCING AND BRENNAN PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY State at Court Janes at |4th SW 2-6441 PL 2-9606 Sagina w, Michigan Become A Total Secretary Prepare For The Future At Sue Orlowski and Judy Bannan are pleased with new spring fashions being shown to them by Barbara Warner, a student sales- girl at Wiechmann's. Wiedunanns ONE OF MICHIGAN'S FINER DEPARTMENT STORES SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF SAGINAW PLAY IE SWE USE OUR SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES AS (QW AS +440 rr rFrrrrwcrr! What's this? In a bank yet? Edith Urbanke and Yolands McAnany were sur- prised to see a burglar climbing through the window until Mr. Haase, the fairgrounds branch manager, explained the value of safe-deposit boxes which are now available at his bank. STUDENTS WHO LEARN TO SAVE WILL BECOME PROSPEROUS ADULTS Young people, like these SAGINAW HIGH students, above, who begin saving regularly at SECOND NATIONAL, discover even in their youth that a little money saved each week will pyramid into amounts that will pay for the costly things they want later in life. At first, their savings may pay for things as small as some new clothes. .As they grow older, their savings might make possible a college educa- tion or the down payment on a new car. No matter what the specific goal might be, the important fact to remem- ber is that young people who learn to save will be the prosperous adults of tomorrow. Why not build for YOUR future by opening a SAVINGS ACCOUNT at SECOND NATIONAL? There's a branch in YOUR neighborhood. SECOND NATIONAL BANK The Saginaw Bank For Saginaw People IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD ihe girls' also learned more about Travelers Checks from Mr. Haase. Member F. D. I. C. - Federal Reserve System 140 THE H. R. TERRYBERRY CO. Official Saginaw High Ring and Pin Manufacturer GRAND RAPIDS MICHIGAN SMART TROJANS EAT AT |� . RAMONDS Sue Walters, Kathy Fox, Janice Stevens and Delores Moleski found beautiful fashions at ther VELLAGE STORE. Drive-In Restaurant CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1963 we E — The Village Store — — Open 24 Hours 109 So. Jefferson Ave. Saginaw, Mich. Near Saginaw High School Ace Sets The Pace’? GILLESPIE-NORCZYK PHARMACY SOWULESKI'S STORE WALZ-ACE HARDWARE Prescription Druggists 1625 WEBBER STREET 611 E. Genesee Street 2120 So. Jefferson Avenue Phone: PL 526951 Call PL 2-7145 PL 3-6967 Saginaw, Michigan DAVIS DRUGS Phone: PL 3-5351 JOHNSON CARBIDE PRODUCTS, INC. 1052 E. Genesee Ave. WALLY'S DRUG STORE Quality Carbide Cutting Tools (Cor. Cherry, Genesee Manor Bldg.) 1101 LAPEER STREET 1514 So. 25th . Saginaw, Mich. PULASKI’S MARKET CULVER - DEISLER CO. GRAY'S DRUG STORE ee The Friendly Market’’ Prescription Druggists Cor. Rolland Sheri dan 'Genesee at Jefferson Aves. Phomes PL T4- 4766 2726 So. Jefferson Saginaw, Michigan Phone: PL 2-8363 Saginaw The Store of Friendly Service HOFFMAN'S Rexall DRUGS br D i ZS | Fountain Service — Lunches — Free Radio and TV Tube Tester PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Wy zv Party Supplie [can PL 48452 | CD NS. Mn, Moped call PL 48452 2628 E. GENESEE ACROSS FROM FAIR GROUNDS pos Won Money Orders — Stamps — Consumers Telephone Bills Payable Here e Diabetic Supplies e Cosmetics e Camera Supplies ə First Aid Supplies e Baby Needs e Films Developed Hygiene Supplies e Toys e Gifts e School Supplies { e Vitamins Candy e Office Supplies Magazines ® Records 9 Costume Jewelry 9 Watches 141 CHATTERLESS COUNTERSINKS Seniors Steve Halbig and Bill Ewald plan . their college wardrobes around VARSITY TOWN stylings at HEAVENRICH’S MEN’S SHOP. SERVING SAGINAW FOR 85 YEARS HEAVENRICH'S GENESEE AT FRANKLIN SATISFACTION GUARANTEED BANKING THAT IS BUILDING MICHIGAN MICHIGAN NARBEN A Zune 400 EAST GENESEE STREET | ESTIS IDEE NATIONAL BANK I .. Only Michigan m a ko Pays 4% Interest on all Savings Accounts E Bank Your Money for All It's Worth The GENERAL MOTORS Folks of Central F oundry Division Chevrolet-Saginaw Grey Iron Foundry Chevrolet-Saginaw Transmission Chevrolet-Saginaw Service Manufacturing Saginaw Steering Gear Division Extend their very best wishes for SUCCESS and HAPPINESS to the SENIORS OF SAGINAW HIGH SCHOOL | GENERAL | MOTORS “General Motors—a good place to work” 144 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ERDE p Weieen, fa eee ll BE It has been an honor and a privilege to be your OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER WERKEMA STUDIO, INC. 31) East Genesee HOYT-PUBLIC LIBRARY SAGINAW, MICHIGAN EDWARDS BROTHERS, I? Ann Arbor, Michigan Spring —— Supplement — Coach M Vance, Scanlon, itchell look Craig Mertz, are Mike Pankonin SEEPS s over, his golfers. They Tim Leach, Allan Brushaber, Joe Ferr Jim Mushenski, and Fred Hi and Duane Pricopi. are ell dU: : Ronald SHar old Kneeling Ifers Tour Greens Craig Mier biz drives from the tee (right), as Fred Hill and Jim Leach ponder piu ct t s Gl elk it). resp wen Dave Natali and Ron Bennett (above), - g ne e and Jim Armstrong (right) serve to Ss E EE opponents in the game with E lunt . v Cent tal, Coach Duane Maas and his tenni is squad. Standing: ohn F d- ney, Larry Crotzer, Jon Beck, Paul Luebkert, on ee O ski. Kneeling: T x and Jim A EE A EE 147 | Midland’s Chemics. Smith, D. Bedford, Two: D. Rawlings, Stedry, B. Mosley, Cat AGS eats Dr ria din, Minnich leads off first G.: C. T: Three: Coach Bromley, Ir Junior Varsity: Front row: gus Lemcke, Hartley, in a game with Eh dert 21% OW Kushirnskyo n Wortley. R Joa Paquette, J. M. Bamberger, Baseball Boys Have Spring Workout Ttk ows Kku n Ds. Thomas. Row Coates, R. M. Merdler. Row Gu Bort res Ton Beck -M Cottrell oT Guerra. Nowosad and V. a 4 | PR — — | —MÀ Varsity: ‘Coach Stul TR: Minnich, B. Moody, Fo Benaway, R. Maturen, R. Wager, W. Simmons, Seated: L. Miller, W. Haller, K. Ewald; W. DeLong, A. Pelayo, ja Darling, R- Alverson, N. Bamberger. Student managers were M. Cheerers and V. Osborne. Coach Bromley holds Thomas to third after. a bhit by SAS aT hs is J Vee Coty non. shows the form set a new school in the State meet. Below: Hodges clears the bar at 6’ for a second in the reg roma. Above: Bill Leidich that helped him record of 12'5 ' Jerrty Patton shot. His toss stretches of 51 feet to put won ` en oca ee ini Ei A a euo om n Di a E alf d E o ade loni tee ee A dee SC | ar Cr. Trackmen: Row one: R. Rivers, JJ. Thomas, AL Harris, m ams� Ja Branch, R: Welleramsı, A.. 3V la hon WW -EOScott W: i N. Hamilton, R. Barczak. Row two: Coach Korf, Coach St. 1 ladsen, K. Hagle, W. Hubbert, W. Haynes, C. Presley, W. Jordan, E. Key, L Davis., LD. Garth, J: Moultrie; E. Lindsey, J. Moore, Coach Gray and Coach Hinman. Row three: A. Morrison, D. Speer, R: Markey, J. Baker, J Sojkowski =- VWV. Hodges rn Carelli, M- Ham, R: Harris, S wCoLemamn;s- Diggs, R- Thomas M: Thomas. Row four: M: Poley; mêr., L. Davy i J Sanz ders, Ra Hinton, W. Mason, V. J©hnson TR- Pricea., A, Smith, JEFMiIler, J: Pattons IJ- Allen n T GA berts: An Vanhook C. Ga lfiordo mer. High Jump, Broad Jump, Pole Vault. . . Highlight Track Season m EN. bs st Be A new school record was set in the clears the high hurdles. broad jump by Lovell Humes. He took Dick Williams seems to soar as first in the val Ley and regional. 151 ET 152 Athletic, Director Larry Laedıng honors Louis McGrandy, grounds- keeper and friend of Saginaw High's atıhletes, with a:trophy on his re-s tree ment. COACHES NAME TOP ATHLETES Top left: Coach McCormic names Bob Hand the outstanding swimmer of the Upper center: Frank Scott is awarded the football plaque as player of the Lower center: Ronald Wager was the recipient of the baseball plaque for 120976132. Lower left: Lovell Humes received the basketball award from Coach Laeding. Right: William Leidich was named the outstanding trackman of the year. m v di weg: Guest speaker was Joseph Stowell, Bradley University freshman basket- ball coach, here talking with. Jím Buckley, Saginaw News sports writer, (CN ed E E Trophy Winners Named At All-Sports Banquet Jerry Patton beams as he is handed the Outstanding Athlete trophy for the year. Jerry participated 1n football, basketball and track. — —— A o eee 153 ile from stage Rolling rhythms t? Inmen Looking for Entertai number. and Waller kick D Schallhorn precision Dudek, do a Bandrama’s Got It Stark and Flores and Hootnany? Wruck, ie Weaver Willox on mike. mama! , clean-up man the i Vance, is n eum dida e he 154 E — see ei? ' By the light of the Roseberry and Wendt ivories - oops! - plas Ehe concert pranada silvery 155 The music was great, the deco- Cations beautiful, and the dance a big success - it Cotton Balli itine again. Thencean’s Big Dance Annual Cotton Ball Scenes from Cotton Ball. Stepping out of the TV tube into Aqua-Vision were the Flintstones - Burba, Colpean, Speer and Roseberry- a . 3 4 ` f Gathered for an evening of teleview- ing are Patricia Farley and Debbie Dye. Some of the TV characters have joined them - Denine Tarras, Carol Dud ek and. Siandıya To win. Catalina Girls Demonstrate Skills Present Aqua-Vision The Can-Can is always popular, and | Sue Town, Connie Chamberlain, Nancy | Johnson, Betty Murdock, and kneeling Hanny Yff and Chris Stolterhonht. What's in the News? Jane Ham- montre, Carol Baranowski and Judy Rannan Dring ars, tense la teste 157 Various Banquets Fill Year-End Schedule Susan Greve, contemplates licious dinner 158 bite at the AURORA editor the most de , of a wonderful Saginaw Club At a Roman banquet be drama - this one tò be a trajedy, Ruth Ann Troge received the coveted journalism trophy and Mr. McDowell of the NEWS beamed his approval. Ruth Ann Wasszeidborsotıthe LANTERN. there must shapes up we think. EEN Members of the Latin club enjoy the traditional Roman fare - roast pig. Coop students enjoyed the company of their teachers and employers at the annual Student-Employer dinner, then receivedccertificates from their coordinators and the superintendent. judy) Lay. EE happy winner of the tion the Year, Riggs tr oóOphy was the competi- for Outstanding Coop of and the Catherine M. Part of the more than two- hundred guests at the annual Honor Banquet. The theme was Feist ward Hor fe ë: eo i ES Medicine-man Mitchell passes out magic potients (M M’s) to Cowboy Pedro (Mr. Uribe) at Ki 160 T —À Teacher's Antics Entertain at Honor Banquet CAN om handa: =, in an Olde fashioned hoe-down. Teachers entertain at the Honor Banquet. Students Assume Government Roles Barbara Warner was the guest of the recreation department where she served as City Rec- reation Manager during City Government day. Mr. Malcolm Elliott; Recreation Director of Saginaw, explains the pro- gram to Barb and her friends from Other schools. Below: Ron Vance, Xavier Flo- res, Ruth Ann Troge and Harold Day observe the informal ses- sion of the mC ty Council on Government Day. Above: Students from Saginaw High participate in City Gov- ernment day. Attending the Council meeting are Janice Stevens, Connie Chamberlain, Steffan Marild and Nancy Rohn. National Honor Society members at their Bannan, B. Banaszek, D. Baldwin, J. Arms ome METH Ee fe annual induction ceremony. Left side, row rong. Right side, row one: P. Luebkert, E. Baranowski, Miss M. Blackwood RP. Eranklın, G. Sawatzki, K. Wager. Row two: R. Pox- Row Evo Lë Simon, A. Sommer, S. Griffin, advisor, R. Haute t; C: Chamberlain, Al- Colpeian,. S. Speer, I. Stark, S. Steve, J. Stevens, N: Davy BOE Nwottou R. Gitberst jy T- Kelly, B. Urbaniak, D. Wissmueller, D. Young. Row Lıiehon, E. Prikulis. Row three: S. Town, three. R. Loge, A. Weir, H. Yff, G: Bach- PEOETIN ayer M Szczepana k G: Such, C. UA eRe Barca low. T. Dunlap, J. Box, B. Stolterfoht M Sras ins kis No Schramm, S. jordan, R. Minnich, W. Ruffin, D. Tarras, Schram, N. Railling, P. Ostler, M. Muel- Ges Zv et EN Row four: Kk. Grisez, B. lerweiss, S. Marild. Row four: J. Ferrell, Grnya, J. Hammontre, S. Higby, J. Iivonin, P. Farley, aH sy Dit tomar, J -I Dobulis, M. L. Kauffman, P. Klaczkiewicz, J. Kleps, T. Chilton, G- Byron, R. Britzkee, T.: Boese, Korniski, C. Kreitmeyer, F. Kwiatkowski, M. Blarejewski, B. Benton, J. Beck, J. Je EaVegque, Mo Lopez, A. Lubin, L. Luckett: Top 162 Honors Top Students Lo Miss Margaret Griffin, sponsor; Ronald Wager, president; Janice Stevens, treas- urer; Robert Britzke, finalist in Merit Scholarship competition; Kathleen Fox, secretary; Edward Blackwood, vice-pres. CE Jo ST | l i i l Captain Jackson meets two of his many ad- mirers at the reception held in his honor following the 1963 D. A. assembly. ‘34 Graduate Receives Praise Lisle Ann Jackson and Robert L. Jackson unveil the portrait of Captain Harry Jackson who is the latest Distinguished Alumnus chosen to be honored by students of SHS. The Captain, éraduate of 1934, is a distinguished naval designer. Tight: Speakers and stage guests pose with the D. A. before the ceremony. 163 Terry Kelly was the proud recipien of an Ap pO se Mens to the Un States ir Force Academy. 164 Honors Awarded To Good Citizens Three of our artists whose work was recognized in the annual Safety Poster contest were, Leo Garth (sec- ond locally), James Nickleberry (a third nationally), and Sherri Speer (first locally and second in the na- tion). Phil Harris received a savings bond for his winning essay to help pro- mote fix-up, clean-up in Saginaw. t ited 165 There was time for conversation and a cool drink, and then back to the Ee EO ett he tw sto t Now and Forever This Year's Prom Theme The pool and its fish attracted fish counters as well as 'wishers'' who tossed pennies to the fish for good Luck. We enjoyed a chicken dinner and all the fixings and listened to enter- í tainment by the combo, a dancing trio, a singing trio and a tricolor humorists. Enjoy a Good Dinner- a Good Program which we will remember until our reunion as a class some twenty-five It was a memorable occasion; one years hence. 167 e torian, IC e ie Elliott Valed Bonn Bonn so many a to Mist she worked on chosen Vale classmates. SHS were hard is ties at that 1f Oh; yes, t 0305. ivi ied of them. AURORA, Bonnie Elliott was torian by her act varie of to these graduates twenty- introduced to their class worth over that ps went bbet i T estimated thousand dollars h n was ve t i here bei scholars by Mr I fg 168 Danford Foundation Awards went to Teri Boese (left) and Wm. Shiels (right). Robert Britzke (center) won a National Merit Finalist recog- nat 10n: Scholarships from Michigan State, Michigan School of Mining and Technology, and the Michigan State Board went to, S 2Sipeer, T. Boese, M. Chilton, J- Stevens (seaked)), and G. Byronk R. Wager, Ge Sawatszeı ES Blackwood, A. Sommer (stand ung). Left below, seated: B. Eltlvott GRanc-Hherli- lenic), N. Urbaniak (Goi Memoru manad U. of M. Regents), J: Stevens (Thencean), N. Peterson (Hi-Y); S- SHATI COKA HET IIE Allen Scholarship); C: Chamben ia nea nad K. Fox NCE hie nic canna) Music Awards (left to Be Gidley (A Capella) Wruck. and G. Hammis right): K. GOSE Zr, amd A.. Sommers aan. Bana: Administration Schol- The Veterans’ arship went to Tim Caggegi; Terry Kelly won. the Air Force Academy Appointment recognition, and Edward Blackwood the Naval Academy Appoint- mentir ec o é niit won. Honors. 169 D este DEEP PPT Ak ulis n Le Luckett, V- Cogan (seated) m and P. Farley, G. Warner, B. Merrill and C. Casey. Luckett and Warner won Future Teachers scholarships and the EE e nR L ven PRSA Ns eho lars hips- Bcc 3] Lower left: Delta scholarships went to P. Ostler, A. Colpean, P. Farley (seated) and EE E el Stark, G. Samoni amd Bo Gryna. Below: Saginaw United Scholarship Commis- sion scholarships went to B. Elliott, M. Chilton, C. Chamberlain, S. Speer (seated) amdo Se viemisi, rt. Kelly and G.: Simopmp:, Susan Greve (Aurora Plague nd = Judy LaVeque (Commercial Cup), Kathleen ship), Gerald Beyer Masa a ae TiO Xe (Di E R. Award), Gary Byron (U. of M. Honor Award), Alice Cox (Aurora Scholar- Trophy), Jian teen Stevens (P. T. iS. E Cup), ship), Sherrie Hu by @Ar thursTreanor Earline Franklin (Civitan Award). Award). R. Henning, Luebkert D'Y ott ng n T. Newman (Time Magazine Certifi- Blackwood (Bausch Lomb Science Award), L. Castillo (Pime CET e ait ei), Standing: L. Crotzer (Time Certificate), G. Sawatzki (Math Prize Competition Award). Right: Cla te b) CE. CE- Kentucky State Chamberlain (Cen- iott G(CGentgal Mac h- strong (Saginaw CU- Mot Cinci- Hammi s eC: 1 Left below: 6G. Music Scholarship), tral Michigan), EB. EIN san). Sut andung. J Arm City Employees), L. Miller nnatı Dow Chemical). Right below: Carol Willox (Plorad Dramat- ics Trophy), B. Elliott (Debate Award), K: Noble (Outstanding Homemaking Award), Standing: J. Leach (Radio Amarnan aN. Schramm (Outstanding Homemaking Award), R. Vance (Forensic Award). CUI (General G. of M. More Honors ee Dei Byron (General Motors), Br Regents), G. Byron and Mio toris ) . Tu Seniors Take Time For Meditation Baccalaureate services invite reflection - Seniors pause to consider futures. 112 Commence to New Life Don McGee Scholarship winners are congrat- ulated by their principal. The y are Ron Wagerr john.‘ Sitat k and Jon). Bierck . Left: Bonnie Elliott received the Stephen Lyttle scholarship. This scholarship, en this year for the first Game, tablished in memory of the High School prance i pal. giv- was es- former Saginaw Right: The World War arship went to Paul Luebkert, presented with his II Memorial Schol- here being scholarship certificate. 173 GRADUATING CLASS OF SAGINAW HIGH SCHOOL FOR 1963 Lily May Acha Shirley Marie Ackley Diane Esther Agnew Allana Lynn Aigle Robert Elbert Albertson Jr. Barbara Darlene Alexander Elizabeth Ann Allen Linda Dee Allen Linda Marie Allen Marilyn Jean Allen Robert Joseph Alsgaard Becky Sue Alteman Barbara Jean Anderson Phyllis Jean Anderson John Nicholas Andros Dwight Donald Anklam Gilbert Arizola Dennis William Armstrong James Hazen Armstrong Robert Lee Armstrong Glenda Arthur Jewel Marie Arthur Noemi Zoila Ayala Donna Wray Baldwin Darlene Louise Ball Betty Ann Banaszek Judy Lynn Bannan Carol Roxana Baranowski Richard Lee Barczak Dennis Charles Barnes Mary Ellen Barnett Thomas Bernard Barry III Robert Frederick Bartelt Jon Frederick Beck Michael Lewis Beemon Forest Douglas Benaway Gary Floyd Bennett Ronald Earl Bennett Eddie Joe Benson Barbara Jean Benton William Frederick Bergey Linda Sue Bernau Gerald John Beyer Thomas Lein Bierlein Connie Jo Marie Billow Edward Barron Blackwood Mary Ann Blazejewski Connie Jean Bloom Teri Ann Boese Michael Joseph Bommarito Ernestine Bonner William Jacob Boos James Albert Booth Patricia Ann Bowen Mildred Christine Bowie Gloria Jean Boyce William Henry Boyd Dennis Michael Boyer James Jones Bradley James Branch Robert Charles Brandt Gordon William Bremer Timothy Scott Brewer Robert William Britzke Oscar Brodus Jr. James B. Brookins Andrew R. Broom Connie Jean Brown Frank Edward Brown Jo Ethyl Brown Gary Marvin Bruns Allan George Brushaber Gary Allen Budek Patsy Jane Buerkel Juanita Burden Gloria Jean Burton Arthur William Bushong Walter James Butt Gary R. Byron Joseph R. Cabellero Timothy Joseph Caggegi Betty Irene Caldwell Damiana C. Campos Arthur J. P. Carswell Raymond Vincent Carter Betty Jean Carthan Curley L. B. Casey Jeanette Casey Harry Joseph Castanier Joe ©. Castanon Allen Edwin Casteel Carlos Castellanos Leonardo Castillo Maynard L. Castle Jr. Hugh T. Caumartin Connie Beth Chamberlain Anthony Chester Cherry Maxine Mary Chilton Karen Louise Chrcek Kenneth Donald Churchill SueAnn Elizabeth Clark Donald Glen Clauss Richard Charles Clement Virginia Cogan Ann Bernice Colpean Lois Ann Cooper Louis Alfred Cormendy Alice Ann Cox Daniel Russell Cramer Larry Oscar Crotzer Frederick Joe Cruz Daisy Lee Cunningham John Czerewko Fred Dawayne Damsen Francisco Juarez Davila Patricia Ann Davis Sandra Lee Davy Harold William Day Edward James DeGroat Alice Esther Delgado Joan Louise Dengler Patrick Michael DeShone Carmen Ann DeVeaux Martina Diaz Rodney Thomas Dietzel Charlene Ruth Dingman Irene Janet Dinninger Hans Paul Dittmar John O. Dobulis Johnnie Junior Drain Mary Frances Drain Dale Marshall Duffett Gerald George Ebenhoeh Pamella Jean Eddy Patricia Joa n Eddy Walter Ralph Eddy JoAnn Elsie Eisler John Joseph Eisler Bonnie Joy Elliott Gilbert James Emlinger Constance Marie Everett William Jay Ewald Patricia Susan Farley Kenda Cheryl Farnham Kathleen Marie Fausnaugh Marie Ann Federspiel Frederick Marshall Ferguson Judy Kay Ferrell Lois Rene Ferrell Patricia Ann Fijak Ray Eugene Findlay Lera Kathleen Fitch Xavier F. Flores Michael Leo Foley John Gardner Fordney Donna Jean Forshee Kathleen Nancy Fox Earleen Franklin Kathreen Franklin Artudro Fulgencio Lawrence Joseph Furlo Dennis Anthony Gabor Carol Jean Gajewski Janie Galaviz Irma Flores Gallegos Evelyn Marie Garrett Donald Roy Gault Gary Jon Geeraerts Mary Jane Gehrls Turesie Genwright John Essie George Sharon Kay George Bryan George Gidley Richard William Gilbert Barbara Jean Giles Edward Gissendanner Terry Michael Glowicki Ronald Roy Gobeyn Angelita Clara Gonzalez Rene John Goodman Randall Roy Gosen Sharon Kay Gotts Dennis L. Gould Kathleen Ann Graham Joyce Ann Green Susan Rosalie Greve Harold Albert Griffin Janis Grigans Kathleen Grisez Barbara Ann Grnya Patricia Ann Grzenia Robert Gerald Gulliver Sharon Ann Gulvas Michael John Gunther Marilyn Kay Guttowsky Donald Warren Hackett Jr. Sandra Sue Hak J. B. Hadden Stephen Henry Halbig Betty Je an Hall = Kenneth Frank Hall „Shirley Ann Hall William Charles Haller Roseann Haman Nile M. Hamilton Gail Sharon Hammis Eleanor Jane Hammontre Arthur James Harris Theodore J. Hartl Larry Erwin Hartlieb Rose Ann Hartung Francis L. Hatch Frank Hatter Sandra Lou Hauk Ruthann Luella Havens Thomas Chester Heinlein Charlotte Ellen Henderson Delores Ann Henderson Willis Gene Henderson Richard Alvin Henning Robert Allen Henning Terry Lee Hetherington Sherrie Kaye Higby George Albert Hillebrand Karen Fay Hoffman Judith Anne. Honeman Linda lrene Hooker Fielding Ronald Howard Benjamin Abbott Hughes Lovell Humes Bonnie Lou Husen Buelah Theresa Huyck Juha Martti livonen Lorraine Mae lrish Shari Lynn Jacob Bette JoAnn Jakus Lawrence Richard Jarabeck Jr. Daniel Chester Jarzabkowski Diane Kathleen Jarzabkowski Jean Eileen Johnson Michael Francis Johnson Chester Mae Jones Royal Charles Jones James Alfred Jorgensen Jr. Larry Victor Kaiser John David Kartz Lorna Kay Kaufman Charles Robert Keech Donald Richard Kelley Terry John Kelly Reginald Bruce Kelsey Shirley Ann King Tommie Faye King Patricia Jean Klaczkiewicz Jutta Else Kleps Norman William Klopp Jr. Rodney Charles Kniebbe Janet Ann Knodel William Eugene Knoedler Harold Thomas Kolhagen Sandra Lee Kollar Trudy Ann Korniski Sandra Kay Kracko Ruth Dorothea Kranick Robert Lester Krauseneck Henry George Krauss Jr. Carola Hansine Kreitmeyer Joseph Maurice Kwaiser Frances Kwiatkowski Ronald Joseph Kwiatkowski Donna Jean LaFrance’ Angeline Ann Lagalo . Sally Ann Lane Rodney Clifford LaPan Francis Josip LaPort Judith Kay LaVeque Nona Lucile LaVigne Gayle ‘Edna Lazier James Stuart Leach Ralph Harold Leach John Wessley Lee Pauletta Jane Lee Sharon Lou Lehner William Alvin Leidich John Robert Lemcke Connie Jean Letz Betty Jean Lewis Gertrude Lewis Barbara Ann Lichon William Paul Liddell Jr. “Sarma Mara Lielais Judy Lynn Linam Patricia Ann Linam James Anthony Lindow II Glenn Roy List Peggy Arlean Lockhart Betty Jane Lonsway Minerva Lopez Geraldine Lowery Alan Robert Lubin Linda Ann Luckett Dana Marie Ludlum Paul William Luebkert Beverly Ruth Lutz James Harold Lutz Michael Clemens Lynch LeRoy L. Lyvere Bonnie Lou Macaulay 174 Saundra Denise Macon Helen Kay Main Joseph James Manelis Sally Jo Marceills Staffan Bengt Marild Penelope Jane Marr William Gene Marshall Carol Ann Martin Claudine Martin Thomas John Martin Alice Wilma Martinez Wilbur Lamar Mathews Richard Melvin Maturen Patricia Marie May Jessie Ann Maziarz Yolanda Marie McAnany Mussette McClaine Charles McLeod Willie McMillon John Alan McNalley Frederick Jerome Meagher Flora Yvonne Medel Kathleen Frances Mell Robert William Mellott Mary Beth Melville Michael Renea Mendel Deanna Gale Mentel Bonnie Jean Merrill Jesse Elford Joseph Merrill James Stanley Metevia Jacqueline Mary Miller Jean Helen Miller Laurence Jene Miller Roberta Jean Miller Janie Kay Miner Maria DeJesus Miramontes Betty Ann Misekow Michael Frederick Molda Delores Kay Moleski Brian Eugene Moody Nina Sue Moore Teresa Olivia Moran Kenneth John Morton Mary Eileen Muellerweiss Sharon Kay Murlick Judith Ann Murphy Richard Paul Musial Stanley Joseph Musial David Louis Natali Sandra Lea Needham Joann Grace Nelson Frederick Hugh Newberry Timothy Bruce Newman Karen Majel Noble Lawrence Rex O'Dell Sue Carol Orlowski Patricia Louise Ostler Sadie Ann Ott Ruth Maxine Palmer Helen Papadopoulos Robert Lee Parham Henry Lee Parker Bonnie Jeanne Pasterz Sarah Louise Patillo Carmen Marjorie Payne Mary H. Pelayo Noel George Peterson Gloria Ann Petliski Suzanne Pauline Pfund Alberta Kay Phillips Gary Thomas Pockrandt Edlene Pope Dorothy A. Presley Elizabete Marija Prikulis Fannie Maire Pulliam Diana Carol Ragickas Nancy Kay Railling Shirley Ann Rakowski Janet Louise Reed Robert Joseph Reed Edwurd Alexander Reinhardt Ricardo Reyes Rudolph Reyes Daniel Riggs Charles Lee Riley Randall Rivers Kay Beth Robinson Nancy Lee Rohn Larry Charles Root Frederick Elijah Rose Jr. Kenneth Alan Rosenberg William Alexander Rousseau Edward Alan Ryan Beverly Marie Ryder Robert Lee Sabisch Sharon Lee Sage Kenneth Wayne Sahr Barbara Ann Sanocki Gary Fred Sawatzki Gary Anthony Schafsnitz Gary Allen Scharich James Robert Schilling Sallie Kaye Schissler Suzanne Schram Mary Ruth Schramke Nora Sue Schramm David Arthur Schultz Sue Ann Schuster Frank Scott Yvonne Marie Scott Stephen John Seamon Janet Sue Seaver Judith Eleanor Settle Willie C. Shells Harold Ellsworth Shelton Dorothy Ann Shields Myron Lewis Shinkel Andrea Jean Shoup Raymond Gary Simon June Dester Sims Carol Jean Skiendziel Richard Slancik Mary Lee Slasinski Paul Arthur Slater James Edward Slaughter Betty Jean Smith Christina Jeanette Smith William Joseph Smith Willie Lee Smith Willie Clyde Snow Russell Wade Snyder Ann Marie Sommer Gary James Sommer Annie Pearl Sparks David B. Spear Sheryl Elizabeth Speer Robert Lawrence Stack John Louis Stark William Louis Steiner Sandra Sue Steve Janice Marie Stevens Christine Adele Stolterfoht Dianna Lee Strobel Jack Arthur Strudgeon Shari Kay Stuart Gerald Paul Such Earl Swank Mariann Kay Szczepanik Richard R. Tafel Brian Lee Talkington Glenn D. Tarrant Jr. Bernard A. Taylor Patricia Gail Thayer Annie Lee Thomas —— = ——— e Arn - BEER NINETY-THIRD ANNUAL Carnell Linder Thomas John Russell Thomas Robert Charles Thomas Patricia Ann Thompson Russell Howard Thompson Vermell Toney Susan Marie Town David Lawrence Treib Jane Patricia Trier Ruth Ann Troge Lowell Lawrence Trombley Judy Kay Trumble Sandra Lee Turner Joyce Marie Ueberroth David Manuel Ugartechea Nancy Lee Urbaniak Edith Helga Urbanke James Steven Ureche Ronald Louis Vance Randy Maurice Van Hook Charles C. Van Marter Elizabeth R. Vega Sally Jo Vesterfelt Arthur Donald Vlahon Gail Dawn Volk Ronald Franklin Wager John Reed Wainwright Paul Walker Alene Louise Walters Helen Elizabeth Walters Susan Lynn Walters Philip Rogers Walton Barbara Ann Warner Gary Lynn Warner Obie Junior Washington Judith Ann Wasmiller Sharon Kay Weigold Alta Frances Weir James Boyd Welch Annette Weldon Nancy Jean Wescoat Gladys Wettlin Kelly Max Whitney Donald Arthur Wight Judith Ann Wight Cheryl Lynne Williams Margaret Louise Williams Richard Earl Williams Tommy Lee Williams Beverly Jean Willis Carol K. Willox Jacqueline Ann Wirth Linda Sue Wirth Diane Mary Wissmueller Susan Jean Woern Bettie Marie Woods Sharon B. Worthy Lynne Loretta Wright Catherine Ann Wrona Gerald Robert Wruck Jr. Hanny Heleen Yff Nita Jo Youmans Hellen Maxine Yorks Anita Lucille Young David Alan Young Sandra Lou Young Stella Zahareos Walter Zeleniuk Gary Lee Zieroff Joseph Sylvester Zieroff Daniel Zimmer Andris Voldemars Zvaigzne Commencement Exercises of the Saginaw High School Two by two to Pomp and Circumstance. Boys—259 Girls—275 Totals: 534 175 dam Ach in RAD Lily May Shirley Md Diane Esth Allana Ly Robert Elbd Barbara D Elizabeth Linda Dee Linda Mari A n Becky Sue Barbara Ja Phyllis Jea John Nichq Gilbert Ari Dennis Wil James Ha Robert Lee Glenda A Jewel Mar Noemi Zoi Donna Wr Darlene Lo Betty Ann Judy Lynn Carol Roxd Richard Le Dennis Ch Mary Eller Thomas Be Robert Fre Jon Frede Michael Le Forest Doi Gary Floy Ronald Ea Eddie Joe Barbara | William F Linda Sue Gerald Jc Thomas L| Connie Ji Edward B Mary An The CI en h ass of 1963 marches into New Alumn? 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