Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1966 volume:

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We eagerly await our future vocations with the knowledge that Saginaw High’s preparation has strength- ened our hopes of a better adult life. b y 1966 AURORA STAFF: Row 1; (rom toptobottom) Laura Hen- d E i derson, Carol Greenleaf, Mary Ann Brandt. Seated: Bob Crook, Jim Thompson, Bob Wahl. Row 3; Michele Artecki, Bernice i ris Mr. = NND 3 en J 3 £ x ISS N 4 olf, and Belinda Weeks. % ACTIVITIES 78 Ma. d T Bee OR ADVERTISERS. 130 jene Fa, Duncan Hans, ope Te am yor ge Left: With an eagle-eye on the action below, Mr. Thompson, AURORA advisor, has the habit of appear- ing wherever a crowd collects. His able, as well as patient, assistant is Mrs. Thompson. Right: Lunch time not only provides teachers with needed energy, but provides an opportunity for each to keep up with daily events. Mr. Hansen is on his way back to room 120, while the coaches in the background re-examine the last game. må Gå P p e pa LYi Y (7 x Kë J Ent CITY OFFICIALS CO-ORDINATE NEW INTERESTS The Appearance Of Federal Assistance to Supplement State And Local Support Provides The Second Century At Saginaw High With An Installment Of New And Diversified Programs CHARLES C, COULTER Superintendent, Saginaw Public Schools SAGINAW BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Eugene P. Stansbury, Dorothy R, Beck, Chairman Walter C, Averill, Jr., Charles C, Coulter, Walter A, Leesch, Standing: R. Joseph Heagany, Harold M, Karls, and John O, Goodsell. RHEA E, MILLER Music Education Helen McCall Tewes, assistant superintendent, elementary education; and Milford O, Holt, assist- ant superintendent, secondary education, are directly involved with the teacher personnel in Saginaw’s public schools. DIANA UMSTATTD Reading Above: Special department directors include Eleanor D, Bangham, art education; Catherine Furbee, speech cor- rection; Earle Robinson, adult vocational program; and Lawrence Laeding, health and physical education, Below: These men are often behind the scenes to the students, yet their presence insures our school system that all programs will co-ordinate and function at top per- formance, Edward Vander Meer, Jr., business adminis- tration assistant; confers with Leonard T, Soper, assist- ant superintendent in charge of administration; and Robert D, Hanes, director of buildings and grounds, ADMINISTRATORS CONTINUE CENTURY-OLD TROJAN TRADITIONS School Personnel Welcome New Assistant Principal, Mr. Ekelof WARD E. TIBBET A.B., M.A. Principal ——— ——— A familiar sight during both lunch hours is Å the presence of Mr. Tibbet at the malted | milk machine. This delicious treat is just | one of the projects which Mr. Tibbet spon- i sors for the financing of Foreign Exchange students to many countries. � JOHN D. ELELOF GWENDOLYN E. MAYWOOD B. Ss oL. A.B., M.A. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, DEAN OF STUDENTS SUMMER SCHOOL DIR. One of the outstanding visitors this year was Miss Tomoko Yamashita, a Japanese ex- change teacher participating in the International Teacher Development Program. Greeting Miss Yamashita were Dee Lynn Mayou (our fourth emisary to Japan), Virginia Iliff (last year's exchange student to the Orient), Mrs. Perry Riddick, Mr. Ekelof, and Mrs. Maywood. Saginaw High’s new attendance of- ficer is Mr. Duane Maas. Formerly with the Social Studies Department, Mr. Maas’ organizational talent has proven to be of great assistance. ATTENDANCE CHECKERS: Row 1: P. Sharp, S. Agnew, M. Porter, E. Flores, L. Morton, K. Dunn, V. Iliff. Row 2: L. Scarbrough, J. Free- land, P. Riethmeier, P. Gardyszewski, S. Ribble, M. Ortiz, C. Dingman, A. Franklin. Row 3: P, Swart, M. Jaryabkowski, B. Meyers, B. Cherry, D. Greer, C. Burns, M. Faber, and C. Williams. NEW ATTENDANCE OFFICE PERSONNEL | PROVIDE ADMINISTRATIVE AND STUDENT ASSISTANCE Mr. Maas ponders over an unknown students attendance report. Either through a clerical error or thought- less absence, scores of students each Mrs. Damberg's task of keeping track of our Trojans is never done. day visit Mr. Maas in an attempt to Cathy Dunn and Barb Cherry readily volunteer to assist in attendance straighten program difficulties. reports. 10 —A———————— E —————ÁÀ JJ11.-i( ————ÀA——À— —— (—M———————— OE IA b COUNSELING CENTER HOSTESSES—Left to right: Sharon Bortle, Jane Cousi- neau, Jackie Peoples, Georgia Laury, Waddie Clay, Kathy Case, Ruth Sperry, SECRETARIES—Looking for general or and Joyce Wenzel. detailed information? Yolanda McAnany (seated), Emmaline Kimmerly and Doro- thy Willert are glad to assist you. EFFICIENT OFFICES. I ORDER + EXPERIENCE TELEPHONE GIRLS (above)—Left to right: Sylvia Rendon, Dar- lene Wittbrodt, Charla Bushong, Janet Whitney, Gloria Mounger, Helen Poineau, and Rhoda Swendner (seated). FILERS (left)—Left to right: Shannon O'Connor, Annie Evans, Sandy Lindow, Janet Whitney, and Gloria Mounger. 11 Mr. Ekelof happily pins the 25-Year Club award on Mr. Clifford Monson for his service at Saginaw High for 25 years. Mr. Monson currently is teaching drafting in room 157. Above: A surprised recipient of the 25-Year Award was Saginaw High’s principal, Mr. Ward Tibbet, who also has taught at SHS for 25 years, nine of them as principal. Right: Honored guests and faculty members listen to Mr. Sherman’s after-dinner delivery in honor of Mr. Tibbet’s award. 12 25-YEAR CLUB INITIATES TWO NEW MEMBERS 3 Past Faculty Members Honored By Room Dedication Three rooms at Saginaw High, named after former SHS teachers, were awarded gold inscribed plaques during the annual 25-Year Club dinner at semester break. Room 258 will now be called the E. A. Cluts Bookkeeping Room after the late bookkeeping teacher and school accountant. The Jane McKay Paine English Room, room 266, was named in honor of the former English teacher and close friend of Miss Hetherington. Mr. Uribe’s room (166) will now be called the Helene Newman Foreign Languages Room after one of Saginaw High’s early foreign language teachers. The dedication of rooms with plaques named after former Saginaw High teachers has been a tradition since the opening of this building in 1953. MARY EWING B.E., M. A. Director of Guidance Mr. Hansen discusses the change in a student’s program FRED HANSEN with Mr. Mitchell, chairman of B.A., M.A., M.S. the English department. Counselor COUNSELORS ASSIST STUDENTS IN PROGRAM DIRECTION GLORIA MOORE B.S., M.A. Counselor WINIFRED YOUNG R.N., B.A., M.A. Counselor Valuable assistants to both faculty and students alike, Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Willadsen (standing) provide statistical help during a conversation over the future of a student’s program, GENE BEUTHIN BIAS Economics, Govt. WALTER BYINGTON B.S. History, Coach JULIUS DEZELSKY B.S. IN ED. Social Science DONALD FROST M.A. U.S. History, Study Hall 14 The old tradition of “keeping it within the family” fits with the following teachers: Mr. Ira Hutchinson and his supervisor, Mr. Bene Beuthin; and Mr. Arthur De Waele, externing under Mr. Ames Maywood. All four gentlemen are teachers of Government and Economics classes, SOCIAL SCIENCES ESTABLISH BASIS FOR FUTURE RELATIONSHIPS Increasing Need For Better International And Domestic Understanding Places Greater Emphasis On Humanities HERB KORF B.S. World Hist., Ath. Director C. AMES MAYWOOD A.B., A.M. Econ., Govt., U.S. History GLADYS McCULLY B.S. American History HELEN SAYERS B.S. Geography J. FRANKLIN SHERMAN A.B., M.A. Psychology, Sociology HOWARD SPRACKLIN B.A., M.A. Psychology, Sociology STANLEY STULL M.S. History, Coach LARRY THOMPSON B.S., M.A. History, Aurora, Govt., Econ. 15 1107 — — (iP ett LENORE BILLINGTON BES Business JAMES BRUSSOW B.S. Coach, Metal ROY CHAMBERLAIN B.E., B.S., M.A. Electricity GLEN CHAPIN B.S., M.A, Bookkeeping DONALD EFREMOFF B.S. Retailing ALAN GREENBERG B.B. A., M. Ed. Law, Consumer Ed. RANDALL HALL B.A., M.A., M.B.A. Bookkeeping JOHN HAREMSKI B.S. Retailing M. AILEEN HARKINS B.S. Mktg. Retailing ALGER JOHNSON B.S., M.A. Machine Shop BUSINESS AND SHOP COURSES BRIDGE CLASSROOM AND VOCATIONAL EXPERIENCE Figures, decimals, and percentages are alla part of the daily routine in bookkeeping. Mr. Chapin assistsa student in keeping her figures in the proper order. MILDRED KROHN B.A., ME. Shorthand, Typing CLIFFORD MONSON B.S. Drafting GERALD MOORE B.S.E., M.A. Art ROBERT NICKODEMUS B.S., M.A. Wood ELAN PRITCHARD B.A., M.S. Office Training NANCY WHITTINGTON B.A. Typing KAREN BOHNHOFF B.A. German, Russian GENEVIEVE DRISCOLL B. A., M.A, English, French JACK W. ERGO M.M. Music, Instrumental DARYL FETTERS B.M., M.A. Instrumental music DONNA GRAEBNER Above: Santa (Mr. Ekelof) cap- B.S. tures the hearts of his audience Homemaking during the Annual Faculty Christmas Party. VIOLET HAMILTON A.B., M.A.L.S, Library MERLA HARS BS. MP, memaking | KA MEADOWS Spanish, English 18 SPECIALIZED SUBJECTS S RI M UE DEVELOP VARIED TALENTS Below: The combined teachers’ vocal group may never make the “Top Ten”, but to director Allen Simpson and pianist Roland Pratt it’s music to “sooth the wildest beast . Homemaking ELSIE ROSSELIT B.S. Homemaking ALLAN SIMPSON B.A., M.M. Vocal Music AIJA STRAUMANIS B.A. German, Russian MARGARET TENNEY B.A., M.A. Latin CARLOS URIBE B.A. Spanish NELL WAGNER B.A. Librarian - _-2 + Ze = =— — — M HOWARD FABER B.S., M.S. Dept. Head. Biology, Nat. Sci. KENNETH GRAY B.S., M.S. Coach, Biology JEAN GREY A. M. Dept. Head. Math, Geom., Trig. AURORA’s camera catches the concentration and thrill of ex- perimentation on the faces of these young scientists. WALTER M. HINMAN | B.A. Dept. Head. Biology, Nat. | Sci. JOHN JACOBSON A.B. a M.A, } Biology GLENN JOHNSON B.S., M.A. | re The Sorrow Of Disap- | pointment, The Anxiety l OTTO KAHLER Of Experimentation, | SE Chemistry And The Thril l Of j Discovery . .. EMMA RUTH MARTIN B.S. General Math GERALD SLOSSER B.S. Mathematics JAMES SNYDER BA, M.A. Guidance DONALD SPEER B.A., M.A. Driver Training ALEX L. TOYZAN B.S., M.A. Chemistry JUDITH VANCE B.A. Co, Guidance SCIENCES Leidas | SHED LIGHT ON PAST | MYSTERIES EE GENE WILSON B.A. Driver Education KENNETH YOUNG B. Ed. Mathematics, Audio-Visual 21 MARIE ALLINGTON B.A. English MARY CAMERON i B.S., M.A. 1 di E English | | RUTH CHAMBERLIN A.B. English CORA DUNCAN A.B., M.A. English RONALD FERGUSON B.S. | Speech, Debate, Drama | 77) Joan Cora e ( à f e A MARGRET GRIFFIN 10,4 di H g = Soen e = B.A., M.A. e AAA LUE E English Lo NT el Ge XE eg (} ms d | | MARY HETHERINGTON | i| BAT MST. | English Es ner CARLA HUMPHREY B.A. English a 22 J. ROSS MITCHELL Ba A. English ALENA NEAL B.S. English “Grammer practice isn’t really that bad!” If you don’t believe us, ask smiling Gary Noel during one of his brighter moods in Mrs. Humphrey?s senior English class. ENGLISH CLASSES FORTIFY COMMUNICATIVE SKILLS ROLAND PRATT B.M.E., M.A. English DONALD SCOTT B.A. English E. FRANCES SIEMS B.A. English MARGRET STEVENSON B.A. Reading GLENA WILCOX A.B. English JOHN YOUNG B.A. English 23 24 DONALD ARMSTRONG B.S. Vocational Education JACQUELINE CHMIELEWSKI B.S. Basic Guidance JOSEPH ETIENNE B.S. Vocational Education, Coach MARY FOLDS B.S., M.A. Vocational Education JOHN LAATSCH B.A., M.A. Vocational Education ANNYE ROBERTS B.S., B.A. Vocational Education ROBERT QUESNEL B.A. Vocational Education DAVID VALLIANT B.S., M.A. Vocational Education “Two points for ‘Wizzard’ Wilson,” announces the score keeper in the annual Faculty- Student Basketball tilt. De- spite outstanding talent, the faculty was downed by a slim margin. On The Job Training And Varied Sports Programs Prepare Future Economic And Physical Growth Se, 3 1390 00950 6716 LOUISE VAN ALSTINE B.S. Vocational Education ALEX VAN DER BELLEN B.B.A., B.S. Vocational Education JANET DENGLER B.S: PIE. Physical Education OARIE LEMANSKI B.S. Physical Education VOCATIONAL AND M.A. CLAUDE MARSH Science, Coach PHYSICAL EDUCATION E M PHASI ZE ALLYN McCORMIC B.S., M.A. Physical Ed., Swimming STUDENT physi PREPAREDNESS PEETI McDANIEL aoe Physical Education pA hø e CH Ge HE ROMAKER D 5 B.A., M.A, RE Pu Physical Ed., U.S. History 25 Left: “The food’s fine, agrees a group of hungry Tro- jans as they spot the cameraman at lunch time. Right: The Queen and her Court reigned over half-time ac- tivities at this year's Home-Coming football game, “and the band played on.” STUDENTS | STUDENTS PRACTICE SELF-GOVERNMENT i 9 Ar. å | | | STUDENT COUNCIL Kneeling: E. Wainwright and K. DeRosier. Row 1: K. Miller, J. | Barclow, C. Matthew, R, Glanton, K. Billingsley, S. Schuler, M. Ristole, L. Narhi, J. Musolf, B. Blohm. Row_2; L. Gambill, B. Ferguson, N. Fini, J. Bates, A. Eggerking, | S. Conden, L. Sauve, J. Speer. Row 3; Mr. Ekelof (advisor), B. Vestervelt, L. Moore, | L. Crawford, W. Suber, C. Smith, L. Frieder, K. Harris, B. Stark, P. Shelley, A. Naranjo, L. Smith, J. Meyers (President), B. Gilliland. SENIOR CENTRAL COMMITTEE Front Row: V. I1iff, S. Crenshaw, C. Jones, C. Moore, C. Scanlon, S. Schuler (President), S. Brown, S. Ribble, E. Wain- wright, J. Denno, L. Gambill. Row 2: G. Lichon, K. DeRosier, G. Gray, | R. Wofford, L. Schwah, S. Brown, L. Kroah, J. Musolf, S. Anderson, Advisor 28 Mr. Fred Hansen. Ee Ze Gase UPPER CLASS SENATE 1st. Row: M. Water, J. Fox, D. Turner, J. Aldridge, L. Eglitis, J. Warner, S. Tasior, B. Weeks, J. Peebles. 2nd Row: J. Wright, E. Rogers, C. Byron, J. Mitchell, R. Sperry, D. Lawerence, L. Chapman, O. Ganzales. 3rd Row: A. Koby, G. Bier- lein, J. Wyatt, L. Smeage, C. Miles, G. Price, G. Holnagel, M. Cichowski, C. Stevenson. SOPHOMORE CLASS SENATE Ist Row: J. Williams, P. Foster, R. Bolzman, C. Murphy, S. Smokoska, K. Kumar, L. Henderson, C. Papadopolous, C. Senkpiel, M. Irvine. 2nd Row: K. DeRosier, S. Romanelly, P. Brown, D. Pretzer. 3rd Row: P. Tipton, O. Bailey, J. Eurich, M. Tate, R. Maczik, R. Juras, J. Cronk, T. Burden, T. Wehner. ar’sactivities rcaløw, and Vi oudean Abby Spencer Adams Earl Addison Sandra Agnew 9 Gennetta Allen Jeanette Allen Darlene Anderson Hattie Anderson Sharon Anderson Michele Artecki Betty Baber Jack Baker 30 Olga Banda Lavada Baniel Dorothy Banks Payne Barber Jane Barcalow Terry Barnes Ceciel Barry Norma Baty Leon Bankhead Julie Beard Bonnie Bennett Willie Bennett Grace Beverly Celia Blaekmon Claytor Bland Raymond Bond Robert Bishop Sandra Born Antoniette Borrello Sharon Bortle Judy Boruszewski Ernest Boston Phil Bowman Rose Marie Bowman Shirley Brandel Clara Broadnax 31 | Y — Typing Trojans practice the proverb, Practice makes perfect.” Marilu Califa Connie Callahan Patrick Callahan Robert Carroll Ronald Carswell Sadie Lee Carter 32 Jesse Mae Bunkley Dorothy Burch Clarence Burden Louis Butzin Tim Butzin Carol Byron Harold Cage Joseph Cain Calruth Calhoun Sally Brown Shurly Brown Julene Bujaki Robert Brown Rodney Brown Richard Brown Terry Carter John Castillo Augelita Cerda Linda Chapman Joyce Chism Keith Clauss Tim Curtin Debra David Joyce Davis Waddie Clay Robert Coates Marie Coleman Robert Conlay Gilbert Cortez Tom Cousineau Kathleen Couture Jackie Creed Sharon Crenshaw Robert Crook Manuel Cruz James Culpepper Charles Cummins Roosevelt Cunningham David Curtin 34 Shirley Dombrowski Leslie Doster Larry Dottery Thomasion Doubley Alice Douglas Willie Drain Donna Dudek Judy Duffett Lillian Dugan Kathy Dunn Linda Durek e Loyce Davis Sharon Deberry i Davi Joan DeFore NP Davis Judy Denno Kathy DeRosier Roy Davis Arthur Dickson James Diggs. Charlotte Dingman Randy Dinninger James DiSarno Karen D oak Rosie Ecarius Anna Margarite Eggerking Sherry Ehlert Jack Baker, while applying classroom skills, gains practical knowledge in preparing for his future voca- tion. In the background, Mr. Johnson illustrates the proper method in lathe operation. Elizabeth Eglitis Kathy Elliot Adolfo Espinoza Jr. Sue Fager Kurt Fandell Marie Fayson Karen Fealko Sharon Federspiel Nancy Fini Bernard Fisher Romona Flores Salavador Flores Mary Ann Flukes Rita Flukes Brian Forbes Bette Ford Barbara Foster Darlene Foster 35 Doris Foster Judy Fox Henry France With the time of caps and gowns approaching | Judy Peters strains to measure the height of Phil Bowman. Junior Tom Mushinski watches | with thoughts already on his senior year. Barney Franklin | | Janet Freeland | Larry Frieder | Charles Frost | Jerry Frost Mary Lou Frost Mary Ann Gaines Gary Gangluff Julian Garcia Jr. Manuel Garcia | | Peggy Gardyszewski | Linda Gambill | | Cheryl Garnett am Frank Garth Elizabeth Garza Evelina Gatzsche M ı Nora Gillis Ruben Gonzales Robert Goodwin Jeffrey Harris Betty Grandy h ri Tom Grantham Kenneth Harris Greg Gray Emmit Green Peggy Hartley Lola Green Carol Greenleaf Adele Griffin Julio Gutierrez Mary Ann Guzman Tom Hackett Demene Hall Jeffrey Hall Mike Hall Tom Halliday Guy Hamilton Beverly Hamme Connie Hardeman Mary Jane Hare Berde Lee Harris Gail Harris 37 Ilene Holsinger Susan Hopper Connie Howell Joe Howey Tarry Huff Dorothy Hulett Ida Hatter Annie Haynes David Haynes Ida Hilton Cyntihia Hinton Gerald Hinton Larry Hoffman Jim Holmes Mary Haynes Thelma Haynes Kurt Heck Barbara Henderson Patricia Henry Alice Hernandez Noreen Hernandez Norma Hernandez Jack Herrick Laura Hill Kandis Hull Bob Hundley Glaydis Hunt Double O agents Fax and Fini use Saginaw High’s chem lab for headquarters as they give Thrush and Chaos agents secret information. Watch out Mr. Toyzan; you never know about those juniors! Penny Hunter Robert Iliff Virginia Iliff Otis Jackson Rosewell Jackson Virginia Jackson Bobbie Jaimes Michael Janczewski Helen Jones Milton Jarrett David Jean Frank Jennei Allen Jessmore Betty Johnson Lavell Johnson Maggie Johnson Otis Johnson Cynthia Jones “A 39 — Johnny Jones Sarah Jones Paul Karbowski Trojan teens are always aware of good art in any | shape or form. Seniors Carol Greenleaf and Bernice | | Kokes offer their assistance to sophomore Laura Hen- | derson by describing the following art display. The | drawings above are only an example of the excellent II | work produced by Mr. Moore's art students, many | who have won honors for their outstanding talent. Carlene Karwat | James Kaul | | Larry Keller James Kelley Phil Kenyon Sharon Keyser Anese King Harvey King Lynn Kitchen Jerry Kleinfeld Alan Koby Natalie Kohut Michaelene Korzecki | Angelikee Kountouris I David Krawer Larry Kroah George Kross Jr. | | WI | Bernice Kokes | 40 Brent LaBreche Oscar Lowery Janis Lacy $ Mike Laeding ery. Janette Landrum Steven Landrum Alan Maksiniowicz Louise Langston Pam Lapprich Georgia Laury Dorothy Lawrence Jim Leach Howard Lee Jacqueline Lee Nancy Lehr Diane Leslie Barbara Lewis Wendy Lewis Gary Lichon Sandra Lindow Joanne Lindsay Tom List Mary Lofaro 41 Catherine McDaniel Pat McDonald Gloria McGlothin Kathleen McHenry Glen McKinney Marilyn McKinnon Pat McKinnon Randy McLeod Daisy Mc Millon Sylvia Menshardt Quilliam Merkuson 42 Judy Manbeck Michael Marsden Dan Martin Jerry Monzje David Martin Theresa Martin Dennis Marshall Christine Martinez Manuel Martinez Connie Mathews Wayne Mayou Robert McAdams Rose McBride Charles Merritt John Meyer Christine Milbrodt Richard Milks Kathy Miller Mary Miller Senior Judy Manbeck is shown here receiving expert help from Mr. Young during her study hall period in West Hall. Not to be outdone, Joe Cain seems to have volunteered himself to help someone else across the aisle. Carolyn Moore Joe Morden Don Morey Amelia Morquez Alan Morrison Rosalind Morselie Anna Murlick Terry Murlick Jackie Murphy Judy Musolf Bonnie Myers Jim Myers Barbara Napier Art Naranjo Liisa Narhi 43 Panic Reigns! ’Cuz its locker inspection time! Pat Troxell and Nancy Torka show us a shining example Bethany Patton Nancy Pawlick Richard Peake Mary Penzkofer Robert Perez Fred Perry Mike O’ Toole Pat O’Toole Walter Pagel David Paquette Percy Parhaw Linda Nowaczyk John O’ Polka Satero Ortega Lee Ostrander Ronald Newton Gloria Nichols Sharon Nicol George Naylor Sue Nelson R. D. Nettles Sharon Reed Philip Persicke Terry Reed Judy Peters Geraldine Phillips Ronald Reinke Richard Pickell Tom Pierce Helen Poineau Dennis Porter Annette Porterfield Joe Powell Shirley Presley Kenneth Preuss Julie Price Paul Prill ” Gregory Prince Terry Pruitt Effie Psetas Ken Pukancek Cheryl Purdy Gary Pankin Jerry Redeemer 7 Laverne Reed 45 Elizabeth Rosas Tom Rembert Bonnie Rose Michael Rembisz Joe Rendon Darrell Rummel Sylvia Rendon Arthur Reynolds Evelyn Reynolds Kathryn Reynolds I Sue Ribble I Fidel Rico Maya Ristola Florence Roberson Beverly Robinson Van Robinson Evelyn Rodgers Chris Roe Brenda Roesner Ronald Rogel Jean Rogers Robert Romanelly Diane Rombalski Hope Rosales | 46 Rocky Rumpel David Short Judy Ruppel Robert Russell Diane Short William Russell Charles Ryan Robert Sidney David Sabedra Larry Sahr Barbara Sanders Marilyn Sanders Miriam Sanders Colleen Scanlon Vicky Schempp Eugene Schilling Kathy Schmeider Charlotte Schmitt Sue Schuler Larry Schwab Robert Scott Theresa Scroggins David Shauger Charles Shelley Jr. 47 Gerald Sierocki Sally Silva We are introduced to words such as deductions, assets, and liabilities Sandra Simmons in encountering the “welcomed” income tax. Mr. Greenberg’s Law class finds taxes an interesting subject, especially around the first of every year. NU , Mary Lee Slominski 3 Betty Smith Léi p r4 Betty Smith Diane Smith Larry Smith Sue Smith Sandy Smokoska | Janet Sojkowski Olga Solis Joy Sovine Linda Spaulding Jim Speer Ruth Sperry | Bill Stark | Barbara Stephens | Ruby Stephens Colin Stevenson Frances Stewart Nancy Torka Kay Stewart Arthur Torrez Jeannie Stoddard Bob Stokes Katie Triplett Mike Straight Barbara Strickland . Betty Strudgeon Ann Strzynski Louise Surles Dari Lou Sweet Rhoda Swendner Clarence Sykes William Sykes Susan Symon Keiji Tami Luthus Tate Nathaniel Tate John Thomas Marshall Thomas Y Relda Thomas Judy Thompson Gloria Thorne 49 Joyce Tromblay Tom Tylka Pat Troxell Christian Villanova Elizabeth Wainwright rville Tuley 2 Janice Warner Claudette Washington Jerry Waterman Diane Webb James Weber James Earl Weemes Willie Weems Dennis Weichert Earl Welch Yvonne Wells Tom Welsh Joyce Wenzel Jim Wesson Shirley Whitmore Shirley Wiley Barbara Williams Charles Williams Herresol Williams 50 Joan Williams Jerry Zimowski Joyce Williams Sheila Williams Patrick Zuniga Vincent Williams Faye Wilson Gloria Wilson Cynthia Winston Larry Wissmueller Mary Witkowski Darlene Wittbrodt Roslyn Wofford Connie Wolinski Lorance Wozniak Jean Wray John Wright Katherine Wright Ruth Wright Robert Yancy Mary Yanskvich James Youker Idalie Yrlas 51 OUR y JUNIOR ES s FOR eil EXCELLENCE} E A Passing Mid-point Of High School Career, Juniors Sight Realization Of Goals And High Achievement Bernell Adams, Blenda Adams, Joyce Aldridge, Hubert Alexander, Clarietha Allen, Dennis Allen, Kathy Allen, Kenneth Allen, Mike Allen, Barbara Allison, James Alsgard, Rose Alvarado, Jo Ann Anderson, Nancy Anderson, Phyllis Anderson, Lucille Arnett, Sarah Ayala, Sally Bailey, Ann Baker, Benja- min Banks, Steven Barker, Angela Barnes, Geraldine Barnes, Dianne Beach, Donald Beard, Melanie Beardsley, Larry Behnken- dorf, Carolyn Bell. Howard Bennett, Regina Bentley, Walter Bentley, Roland Bentley, Carrol Beverly, William Beverly, Gary Bierlein, 52 PA Junior class officers are Larry Crawford, vice presi- ip dent; Larry Moore, president; and Sandy Conden, secretary. Fred Binham, Erskine Blaylock, Diane Block, Betty Blohm, Sue Bogardus, Mary Jo Bolzman, Connie Bond, Jackie Born, Brenda Boyd, Sallie Branden, Mary Ann Brandt, Wayne Brasseur, Stanley Brazil, Elaine Brewster, Gene Bricault, Rosemary Bricault, Sandy Brink, Alma Broadnax, Cheryl Brookins, Margo Brooks, Tom Broughton, Annie Brown, Betty Brown, Theresa Brown, Tim Brown, Pat Browne, Jane Buck, Janetta Buckley. Samuel Buckley, Barbara Budzinski, Steve Bujaki, Lucille Burden, Linda Burke, Jeff Burnett, Frank Burney. Canzida Burns, Leonard Burns, Barbara Burt, Char- la Bushong, Connie Buxman, Sara Buxman, Gary Lee Byrd. James Byrd, Robert Byrd, Lillian Cabellero, Almette Cladwell, Vernal Cam- bridge, Charles Camel, Eva Cameron, Dan Carmona, Sandy Car- penter, Kathy Case, Aurora Castellanos, Fred Castillo, Rita Chantaca, Virgil Cheatham, Barbara Cherry, Sam Cher- winski, Matt Cichowski, Robert Ciszewski, Linda Clark, Jamesetta Clark, Beverly Coates, Frances Coffey, Terry Cof- fey, Dave Coffin, Fredricka Cohee, Rosa Lee Collins, Robert Collver, Deborah Colvin. Sandy Conden, Jerry Cor- tez, Paul Counselman, Mary Cooper, Sharon Coutz, Renee Craft, Ellen Crampton. Robert Crandall, Lawrence Crawford, Mae Creed, Ronald Crenshaw, Duane Cross, John Cuellar, Evelyn Cunningham, Louis Currin, Judy Czol- gosz, Maurice Daily, Louis Dallas, Tim Daoust, Sandy Davenport, Beatrice Davis. Brian Dawson, James Dean, Rosemary DeBardelaben, Scott Deisig, Fernando De La Cruz, Sara De La Cruz, Tim DeShone. Paulette Diffin, Jim Doak, Brenda Donald, Manuel Dosal, Bonnie Douglas, Russ Dubay, Jimmie Dubay. Elizabeth Dugan, Stan Dulany, Randy Dunlap, Her- man Durrah, Dawn Durow, Marsha Dymond, Tom Ecarius. Mark Elliott, Diane Engel- hart, Beatrice Erwin, Ray Eskilsen, Michael Estill, Frances Estrada, Isabel Estrada, Maria Estrada, Tellis Everett, Mabel Faber, Will Feagin, Mary Feeheley, Carolyn Fen n, Gary Ferguson. 94 SOPHS AND JUNIORS SCORE WELL ON NEDPT Underclassmen Meet The Chal- lenge For Future Leaders Left to Right; lst Row—Gloria Perez (soph), Mary Jo Bolzman (jr), Sue Smokoska (soph), Laura Henderson (soph), Sarah Brown (soph), Sue Sper- beck (jr). 2nd Row—Betty Blomn (jr), Laura Dulski (jr), Pat Riethmeier Gr), Kay Marr (jr), Brenda Boyd(jr), Charles Kruse (soph), Ruth Bolzman (soph), 3rd Row—Larry Crawford (ir), Joe Soble (jr), Randy Pacquette (jr), John Cronk(soph) Ray Juras (soph), Dave Halbig (jr), Linda Kirn (jr), Kathy Kent(jr) 4th Row—Craig Rubb(jr) Larry Behnkend orf (jr), Jim Dean (jr), Ron Osgood (jr), Jim Galford (jr), Gary Kelly (jr), Joseph La- Porte (soph), Kitty Morley (jr). Josephine Fernandez, Carl- ton Flakes, Marguerite Fleming, Eddie Flores, Elena Flores, James Four- nier, Suzanne Foster, Wayne Fowler, Armey Franklin, Rosa Frierson, . Frances Fruk, Earline Gaines, James Galford, Connie Galiardi, Charlene Galloway, Verna- deen Galloway, Dale Gar- chow, Mancillita Garcia, Burley Garth, Ernestina Garza, Mary Gascoyne. Ellena Gaskew, Rodney George, Sally Gilles, Cora Glover, Estellah Gonzales, Guadalupe Gonzales, Joseph Gonzales. Oscar Gonzales, Reyes Gonzales, Robert Gonzales, Sharon Govan, Catherine Graham, Marquita Graham, Tom Grames, CLASS RINGS FINALLY SEPARATE JR'S FROM P HS Early in the year Juniors line up behind stage to order SO their prized rings as Mr, Terryberry directs volun- teer assistants and students to assure proper fittings and satisfied results, George Grandy, Tom Gray, Bonnie Greer, Judy Green, Amy Gutierrez, Lou Ann Gutierrez, Vincent Gutierrez, Linda Gwyn, Robert Haas, James Haine, David Halbig, Paul Halbig, Ernest Hale, Mark Halm, Howard Ham, Renaldo Ham, Jane Hand, Robert Haney, Richard Hardy, Lether Hare, Frank Harris, Walter Harris, Sue Harmon, Brenda Hart, Roosevelt Hel- ton, Alan Herline, Bill Her- ron, Kay Hetherington. Vicey Hickman, Grover Hol- lis, Linda Hesse, Charles Hollis, Dorothy Holmes, Jessie Holmes, Melvin Holmes. 56 Richard Holmes, Gary Hol- nagel, Benjamin Hopson, Louis Horenziak, Jean Horonzy, Jack Holme, Tom Hundley. Ann Jackson, Barbara Jack- son, Dana James, Brian Jarrett, Bruce Jarrett, Marianne Jarzabkowski, Betty Johnson. Clifford Johnson, David Hohnson, Judy Johnson, Mamie Johnson, Mary John- son, Nathan Johnson, Thomas Johnson, Elizabeth Jones, Joyce Jones, Shirley Jones, Susan Jones, Scheryl Juskialas, Victoria Kapp, Veda Katter. Charles Kelley, Gary Kel- ley, Michael Kelly, Ludmond Kemp, Kathleen Kent, Gary Ketterman, Joe Kiebel. | Lorene Kimble, Loretha Kimble, Barbara Kindred, Earnestine King, Carol Kirchhofer, Linda Kirn, David Knapp. Bruce Knapp, Barbara Koehler, Connie Konesko, Rolland Kovaleski, Richard Kraenzlein, Dave Kiaszew- ski, Sandra Kuk, Maija Kupsis, Darlene Kwiatkowski, Adele Land, William Lane, Dennis Lange, Merita Laster, Don Laufer, Eddie Lawless, Tryone Lawson, Sue LeClair, Andy Lent, Marilyn Leszazynski, Barbara Lewis, John Liddell. 57 PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES REFLECT TROJAN SCHOOL SPIRIT John Liddell, Carole Lind- say, Lloyd Lindsay, Linda Lintern, Paul Loeffler, Dixie Losee, Marjorie Lovett, Jessee Lumbreras, Robert Lumsden, Pat Lynes, Theresa Macon, Pete Mac- zik, Bob Makowski, Maxine Maner, Otter Manzie, Mike Mar- czak, John Markey, Frank Marks, Kay Marr, Donald Martin, Enrique Martinez, Soledad Martinez, Theresa Martinez, Frances Mason, Mike Mason, Terry Mason, Patricia Massey, Gail Masters, Betty Mathis, Dee Lynn Mayou, Joy McAdams, Harry McBride, Ella Mc- Coy, George McGrary, Paulette McCray. 58 Mr. and Mrs, Alexander Toyzan, chaperones during the Homecoming Dance, applaude the dance band while hungry students eye the refresh- ments just as enthusiastically. David McGee, Robert McGrandy, Mary McKinley, Donna McKinney, James McLeod, Delores McMillan, Tom Medberry. John McNair, Diane Mentel, Floyd Merrow, Larry Meyer, Thomas Meyer, Bill Meyer, Chris Miles, Charles Miller, Dennis Mil- ler, Eugene Miller, Martha Miller, Shirley Miller, Willie Miller, Ken Miner, Linda Minnich, Dolores Mira- montes, Josie Miramontes, Joyce Mitchell, Lamoette Moesly, Diana Montgomery, Edd Moore, Larry Moore, Lynne Moore, Smith Moore, Eva Mora, Beth Morrison, Dan Morse, Linda Morton, Carl Mosqueda, Al Moultrie, Gloria Mounger, Gloria Mur- phy, Rolland Murray, Tom Mushenski, Kathleen Myers, Ruth Naranjo, Veronica Nash, Ann Neactrice, Ann Nedra, Dorothy Nelson, Kenny Neu- ton, Robert Nickleberry. Maria Noriega, Charles North, Diane Nosek, Leo No- vak, Bernice Nowell, Tony Olgine, Maria Ontiveroz, a Tommie Orange, Jaime Ortiz Maria Ortiz, Theresa Ortiz, Nancy Osborne, Ronald Osgood, Peggy Ott. 3 Rosa Oviedo, Bruce Palmer, Josie Pantoja, Randy Paquette, Bonnie Parish, Robert Parks, Juanita Parm, Barbara Pavicek, Floyd Peake, Clarence Pearson, Jackie Peebles, Carmen Pena, Phil Perry, Nancy Persicke, Nancy Pesta, Gwen Phillips, Janet Phillips, Loren Piehl, James Pitcher, Norm Platko Frederick Pochrandt, H Bob Popielarz, Vance Po- quette, Marsha Porter, Linda Praay, Raymond Pres- ley, Barbara Price, Juanita Price, Lealer Mae Price, Wanda Price, Vickie Priest, Adrian Prince, Ken Pringle, Connie Prueter, Joyce Pruitt, Andrew Quaal, Jim Railling, Linda Rakowski, Ed Rambo, Doreen Reed, Mary Reed, Queen Reed, Paul Reinbolt, Fred Rein- felder, Magdalena Rendon, Nancy Rettman, Joes Reyes, Juanita Reyes, Rico Reyes, Shirley Reynolds, Ken Rhodes, Mary Lee Richard- son, Robert Richardson, Diane Rick, Patricia Rieth- meier, John Riska, Pedro Rivera, Raymond Rivera, Alyson Robb, Donna Roberts, Glenda Robinson, Jo Bettie Roby, Gerald Roe, JUNIORS DISCOVER VALUE OF CO-OPERATION Mr. Kahler carefully guides his chemistry students in the use of weights and balances while Dan Ruple listens attentively. Te Paul Rocha, Johnny Rodgers, Elida Rodriguez, Jesse Rodriguez, Neomi Rodreguez, Robert Romo, Thomas Rondo. Reynoldo Rosales, Lupe Rosales, Willie Ross, Jan Rouston, Ruth Ann Roy, Craig Ruff, Daniel Ruple, Mary Salas, Elvia Sanchez, Rosalie Sanocki, Linda Sauve, Arthur Sawyer, Ken Scholn- heit, Tom Schramke, Alma Scott, Mary Lee Scott, Eugene Seals, Emilio Sevato, James Shijka, Larry Shipman, Cathy Short, Jim Sieggreen, Larry Sim- mons, Warren Simmons, Robert Simon, Susan Smalley Larry Smeage, David Smith, 61 Delois Smith, Tom Smith, Albert Snead, Joe Snead, Preston Snow, Joseph Sobol, Joe Solis, Billie Spalding, Sue Sperbeck, Jim Spyker, Valerie Stamper, Vickie Stebbins, Connie Stephens, Don Steward, Sylvia Stone, Jean Storms, Senior Stowe, Pecolia Strong, Willie Suber, Janie Surles, Pat Swart. James Swilley, Johnnie Mae Swilley, Denise Sykes, Thomas Sylvester, Maureen, Symon, Kay Szczepanik, Linda Taschner, Sally Tasior, Andrew Tate, Doris Tate, Ethel Tate, Carl Taylor, David Taylor, Janet Taylor. Kathleen Taylor, Sundie Terry, Carolyn Thomas, Janis Thomas, Annette Thompson, James Thompson, Phyllis Thompson, Phyllis Thompson, Rosemary, Thurlow, Palis Tipton, Dorothy Town, Charlene Tucker, Pirl Underwood, Oralia Vasquez, Robert Veasley, Ezequiel Vega, William Vesterfelt, Don Wagner, Robert Wahl, Robert Wainwright, Marian Walkowski. Willie Ware, Willie Ware, Juanita Warren, Dean Wash- ington, Mike Waskiewicz, Karen Wasmiller, Mary Waters. Warren Wyomia, Samuel Yaw, Penny Zahareos, Diane Zwingman, Taylor Webb, Bruce Webber, Glen Webber, Belinda Weeks, Stanley Weick, Carol Wenzel, Don Wescoat, | Earlene West, Wayne West- endorf, Virginia Whitmore, Janet Whitney, Janice Whitney, Cornelius Wicker, Aneise Wilcoxon. John Willadsen, Beverly Williams, Carlen Williams, Crystal Williams, Darlene Williams, Ezzard Williams, Ken Williams, Linda Williams, London Williams, Martha Williams, Ruby Willis, Danny Wilson, Diann Wilson, Yvette Wofford. Dennis Wojciechowski, Carl Wolfgang, Carol Wolfgang, Winfield Woodhouse, Doris Woods, Jennifer Woods, Early Rose Woods, Yvonne Woods, Johnnie Mae Wooten, Dorothy Wrenn, Annie Wajght, Leora Wright, Susan Wurtz, Joe Wyatt. 63 SOPHOMORES BEGIN 101st CHAPTER New Arrivals Take Up Century- Old Traditions Sophomore class officers shown at the left are presi- dent Bob Gilliland, vice-president Cozy Smith, and secretary Rose Glanton, Jerry Abernathy, Karen Acosta, Celia Acosta, Darlean Adams, Jasmin Adams, Leonard Adams, Flora Mae Akins, Eddie Albertson, Dennis Allen, Rudy Al- varado, Adriene Ander- son, Tony Aneszko, Adelita Arizo, Alex Arizo, Ted Arnoldi, Irna Augustine. Ella Austin, Ruby Alextin, Geraldine Aytch, Bennie Baber, Willie Badger, Charles Bacote, Bob Bailey, Oscar Bailey. Carol Ann Bamberger, Melba Banks, Joan Ban- non, Michael Bark, Ro- bert Barker, Ingrid Barkely, Gregory Bar- rett, Susan Bartotti. Jacqueline Bates, Larry Baty, Margie Baty, Frank Bauer, Carl Beasley, Barbara Ben- ton, Chester Benton, Jerry Berg. Archie Bertrand, Ellen Betterworth, Robert Beverly, Michael Beyer, Sherra Jayne Biggins, Kathleen Billingsley, Larry Billingsley, Rosa- lind Billinglsey. Lance C. Billow, Mary Bingham, Develma Blackman, Gloria Black- mon, Louis Blackmon, Linda Blakely, Eunice Bodiford, Ruth Bolzman, John Bond, Lor raine Bond, Toni Bond, Karl Borisow, Penny Bosser- det, Adriane Boure, Brenda Bowman, Paul Bowman, Raymond Box, Barbara Boyer, Everett Bracken, Vicki Bradley, Patricia Braggs, Yvonne Braggs, Carol Brandon, Wendy Brazil, Al Brechtelsbauer, Gary Bremer, Joyce Brewer, Larry Brewer, Dorothy Brewer, Curtis Brown, Dan Brown, Gloria Ann Brown. James Brown, Jim Brown, Janet Brown, Paulette Brown, Sarah Brown, Von Lula Brown, Willie Broxton, Murtle Brumfield, Debra Bryson, Linda Buckley, Sandra Burden, Thomas Burden, Pear- line Burdette, Alan Bur- dick, Teddy Burdick, Betty Buriel, Mildred Buriel, Cecilia Burnett, Ella Burrage, Jessie Burt, Leslie But- ler, Barbara Byrd, Wil- lie Byrd, Rose Cain. Pauline Caldwell, Joe Calhoun, Carol Callahan, Don Campbell, Nancy Campbell, Ethel Canada, Patricia Canary, Wesley Carpenter, Sandry Carrigan, Hazel Carter, Delores Ann Casey, Elaine Castello, Irene Castellanos, Al- fred Cavazos, Don Caverly, Jessica Cerda, Christine Chantaca, Diana Cherwinski, Faye Chester, Francine Chi- solm, John Choyce, Dar- rell Churnesky, Jim Cierlak, Jean Cichowski. Mary Diszewski, De- lores Claiborne, Norma Clark, Patricia Clark, Sharon Clark, Brenda Clay, Fred Clark, Frank Clement, Patricia Coates, Hurl- ette Coleman, Joyce Coleman, Steve Cole- man, Linda Collver, Lu- cinda Colvin, Mickey Campian, Patricia Cooper, Jayne Cousineau, Tony Cozzolino, Patricia Crandall, Christine Czerney, John Cronk, Debbie Crotzer, Joe Cruz, William Curria, Johnnie Mary Curry, Percy Curry, Katherine Curtis, Christine Czer- ney, Linda Dankert, Ronald Darenslourg, Sandy Darling, Danley Darnell. Kenneth Darnell, Arthur Davis, Carol Davis, Cassandra Davis, Janie Davis, Patricia Davis, Renney Davis, Margaret Dawkins, Annette DeBardelaben, Gloria Decher, Chris- tine Delagarza, Jesse Del Bosque, Richard Delgado, Henry Derige, JoAnn DeRosier, Tom De Veaux. Cathy Diaz, Allen Hiet- zel, Ruth Di Matteo, Ro- ger Dinninger, Marian DiSarno, Robert Dom- browski, Diane Donald, Larry Donaldson. Sylvia Dosal, Cecil Dos- ter, Gayle Dycewicz, Mara Ducis, Elizabeth Dudley, Glen Duffett, Ronald Dukarski, JoAnn Dukes. Thelma Duke, Ida Du- laney, Casimir Dumbra, Margaret Dunn, Dennis Durek, Moretta Durrah, Janet Easlick, George Ebenhoeh, Bill Ecker, Marsha Egerer, Eisenback Catherine, James Elliott, John Ellis, Makey Erdman, Greg Estrada, James Eurick. Mary Evans, Robert Evans, Ninajane Eve- rett, Albert Lafaro, Peter Fager, John Falls, Wallce Fayson, Jennifer Federspiel. Beverly Ferguson, Rose Ellen Ferrell, David Fick, Austin Fisher, Lindee Lou Flathau, Mary Fleming, Gwen- dolyn Flemon, Eva Flores. Gloria Flores, John Flukes, Lorraine Flukes, Becky Foster, George Forster, Mary Ann Foster, Patricia Foster, Nancy Frahm. Mike Frey, John Frost, Marilyn Frost, Edward Fuller, Sue Furiat, Kathy Galiardi, John Gamez, Linda Garchow. Whether it be a short story, parable, or a note of wisdom, all sophomore students seem to listen intently to Mr. Snyder’s words during his 3rd hour guidance class. Camellia Garcia, Carlos Garcia, Carmen Garcia, Martha Garcia, Mary Garcia, Joyce Gardys- zewski, Betty Garner, Anthony Garth. Katherine Gary, Joe Garza, Ruben Garza, Nathaniel Gass, Tom Gaudreau, David Geiers- back, Glen Gibbons, Ronald Gibbs. Tom Gilles, Thomas Gillespie, BobGilliland, Gail Gipson, Jacqueline Gipson, Johnnie Gipson, Tommie Glenn, Rose Glanton. Deborah Goines, John Gonzales, Penny Good- rich, Milton Goss, Joan Grandy, Kathy Gray, Delores Greer, Janis Griffin. Larry Griffin, Terry Grills, Donna Gulvas, Dave Gushen, Jesse Guzman, Susan Hacker, Helen Hains, Mary Lou Halcli. The principle of determining the lengths of the sides of triangles is being illustrated by Mr. Slosser to his geometry students. Sophomores shown at the board are Jim Reilly, Morris Lewis, Don Caverly, and Dennis Hall. 68 ar. 5. OE ESPE TAS eee Dennis Hall, Betty Hall, Roger Hall, Tom Hall, Gloria Hammond, Wilda Haney, Harriett Harper, Helen Harper. Berda Harris, Hattie Marie Harris, Joe Ann Harris, Mayola Harris, Walter Harris, Arme Jean Harrold, Frank Hart, Kenneth Haselback. John Henry Hatchett, L. J. Haynes, Keith Hence, Laura Henderson, Gloria Henderson, Ron- nie Henderson, Gwyn- dolyn Henry, Irine Heredia. Albert Hernandez, Ern- estina Hernandez, Rances Hernandez, Mario Hernandez, Rich- ard Hernandez, Rudolph Hernandez Jr. Sam Hernandez, Tom Hernick, David Herrera, Harley Herrick, Edward Her- vert, Gearldean Hewitt, Houston Hicks, Rebecca Hildebrandt, Charles Hill, Susan Hillebrand. Willie Hines, Chris Hinton, Anne Hipel, Louise Hogan, Leona Holden, Paul Holmes, Mary Horn, Edward Houstan. Gary Howard, Dennis Huff, Emzie Hulett, Beverly Hulme, Penny Hunter, Lupe Hurtado, Mary Irvine, Aretha Jackson, Brinda Jackson, Charla Jackson, Ernest Jack- son, Geraldine Jack- son, Helene Jackson, Henton Jackson, James Jackson, James Jackson. Alva James, James Jarlock, Carolyn Jar- rett, Margaret Jenei, Dara Jimenez, Robert Jimenez, David Jimi- nez, Bette Johnson. Calvin Johnson, Charles Johnson, Jacqueline Johnson, James John- son, McNeal Johnson, Mildred Johnson, Pa- tricia Johnson, Tanny Johnson. Albert Jones, Feadow Jones, Janice Jones, Patricia Jones, Wilma Jones, Joyce Jordan, Raymond Juras, Valerie Kapp. Virginia Kapp, Dorothy Kelley, Larry Kelly, Brenda Ken, Frances Kimble, Leagie Kind- ard, James King, Anna Kirby. Sandra Kleinfeld, George Knight, Joan Krauss, Richard Krenz, Charles Kruse, Toni Kuhn, Karen Kumar, Betty LaCross. Margery LaCross, Tom LaDrigue, Russell Lafayette, Richard Logalo, Carol LaGrow, Renae Lahti, Janice LaLonde, Luis Landin. Cassandra Landrum, Kendell LaPan, Joe LaPorte, Bonnie Lash, Cleo Laury, James Laury, Matthew Laury, Archie Lawrence. Garfield Lawson, Jean Leach, Mary Lee, Carol Leichner, Sam Leppert, Wallace Leszczynski, Linda Lewis, Morris Lewis. Roy Lewis, Shirley Lewis, Troy Lewis, Walter Liddell, Jose Limon, James Linam, Linda List, Sue List. Gloria Lister, Shellena Litfield, Betsy Little, Irene Llamas, Joe Lofaro, Martin Lofback, Bruce Longuemire, Alice Lopez. Delores Lopez, Don Losee, Barbara Lovett, Operlean Loving, Roger Lukowski, Lanny Lums- der, Christine Luna, Ralph Luna. Martin Luplow, Sally Lynes, Ray Maczik, Willie Madlock, Joy Majeske, Warren Man- beck, Steven Manial, Grant Marcoux. Karen Marks, Robert Mailow, Frank Marr, Robert Marsden, Michael Marsh, Milt Marshall, Brenda Mar- tin, Donnie Martin. Rosemary Martin, Michael Messey, Gloria Mathews, James Mathewson, Zebedee McCall, Mary McClair, Bill McCommon, Reginia McCoy. Valerie McDonald, Mike McGrandy, Tom Mc- Garrity, Geraldine Mc- Gaw, Barbara McIntosh, Carol Mcintosh, Audrey McKinney, Maurice McKinney. Yvonne McKinney, Virginia McKinnon, Joe McKnight, Elizabeth McMillon, Jesse Mc- Millon, Sharon McNally Lee McQuaid, Patti McQuaid. Jeanette Meier, Phyl- lis Melvin, Frank Min- loza, Geraldine Meredith, Isaac Mere- dith, Patty Merrill, Dorothy Meserve, Mark SE | Meyer. Mr. Uribe’s Spanish class seems to be in a state of enjoyment as they listen to a student report—spoken entirely in Spanish, of course. “Hablo espanol? Muy poco I’m afraid!” 71 Maurice McKinney holds a poster upright while Bob Bailey completes the lettering on his safety poster. Both boys are students in Mr. Moore’s tenth grade art class. Dorothy Middleton, Sharon Mielcarek, Jean- nie Mietla, Ann Mil- burn, Beryle Miller, David Miller, Dennis Miller, Thomas Miller. John Moll, Lois Moll, Carlos Moncado, Mike Montgomery, Charles Moore, Frankie Moore, Jerry Moave, Joyce Moova. Ruth Mora, Joslin Mor- gan, Relinda Mosley, Raymond Mosqueda, Katie Moten, Sandra Mounger, Gloria Mull, Brenda Munson. Irene Murillo, Colleen Murphy, George Murphy, Jeri Murphy, Rose Mur- ray, Hazel Myles, Ken- neth Near, Glenda Nelson. Eugene Nettles, Sharon Neuman, Brenda Nichols, Shirley Nichols, Ronnie Nickle- berry, Rita Nosek, James Nugent, Gloria Nunamaker. ER Larry Oberson, Linda Obuchowski, Shannon O’Connor, Timothy O’Dell, Russell Odette, Delores Greer, Pat O’Grady, Ernest Oliverez. Jessie Mae Olivea, Ern- est Olivarez, Margaret Ortega, Robert Ortega, Manuel Ortiz, Beverly Sue Osborne, Judy Ostermiller, Ophelia Osuma. Carolyn Owens, Leon- ard Ozerajtys, Keith Palmer, David Panknin, Connie Papadopoulos, Fanny Papadopoulos, Gary Paquette, Gloria Pardo. Larry Parham, Don Parker, Thomas Parks, Roy Patilla, Peggie Paulson, Bill Peek, Cathy Pena, Mary Pena. Sam Peoples, Gloria Perez, Gregory Perez, Margaret Perez, Larry Pershay, Alice Peyton, Daniel Pickens, Gloria Pierson. Carolyn Pinkston, Vicky Pixley, Nancy Podvin, Diane Pretzer, Dorothy Price, Earl Primus, Harold Pruitt, Genaro Quiroz. Victoria Quiroz, Connie Ramsey, Eva Reed, La- mar Reed, Willie Reed, Helen Rei f, Jim Reilly, Jim Reimers. Tom Reinke, Mary Jane Remyszewski, Delores Reyes, Patsy Reyes, Doris Reynolds, Ray Richardson, Angel Rivera, Nahum Rivers. Mary Lou Roberts, Cal- vin Robinson, Jerome Robinson, Bill Surian, Curtis Robinson, Robert Roche, Ruben Rocho, Juanita Rodriguez. Narris Rogar, Milton Rogers, Sandra Roma- nelly, Ronnie Romo, Albert Romo, Lou Ann Rondo, Maria Rosales, Bernardo Rosales. 74 Jerry Ruffin, Robin Rupp, Janet Ruppel, Jessica Ruiz, Frank Sadowski, Nancy Sanchez, Ricardo San- chez, Ronnie Sanders. Vivian Sanders, Frank Sanford, Martin San- thany, Debra Sawyer, Vicki Sayan, Barb Scan- lon, Henry Schempp, Dan Schneider. Patricia Schnautz, David Scott, Stephanie Scott, Royie Scroggins, Christine Senkpiel, Dave Shands, Phyllis Sharp, Howard Sharper. Daryl Shauger, Gail Sheard, Zenobia Sheard, Jessie Mae Shivers, Rick Siminske Walter Simmons, Kathy Simons, Rita Simons. ? Alfonzie Smith, Brenda Smith, Cozy Smith, Deborah Smith, Dennis Smith, Dorothy Sming, Dwight Smith, Jim Smith. Claudia Smits, Dean Smits, Sue Smokoske, Al Snow, Grace Solis, Mary Sommerfeld, John Soto, Yvonne Spencer. Barbara Stadnika, Bruce Stafferey, Sandy Stange, Ricky Stark, Joyce Stephen, George Stevenson, Sandra Ste- ward, Barbara Stidhum. Robert Still, James Stillwagon, George St. Mary, Kathy Stock- ton, Diane Stoddard, Judy Stoddard, Erine Stone, Larry Stone. Mattie Strickland, John Strzynski, Ralph Stuh- ler, Sharon Stuhler, Denise Sullivan, Bill Surian, Chester Surles, Edward Swain. Charlys Sweet, Willie Swelley, Rose Tamez, Veronna Tarleton, Maurice Tate, Carlis Taylor, Laura Ann Taylor, Linda Taylor. Sally Taylor, John Teneyuque, Clarence Tennyson, Terry Bethf, Otis Terry, David Thomas, Judy Thomas, Julia Thomas. Ray Helen Thomas, Hurley Thompson, Richard Thompson, Dennis Thorne, Floyd Tilden, Cynthia Tinsley, Frank Tithof, Mark Tolosa. Maria Torrez, Jerry Triplet, Beatrice Truchner, Bobbie Lee Turner, Robert Turner, William Turner, Mike Tuzas, Alberta Tyson. Jo Ann Ulmer, Vickie Vallier, Rachel Valls, John Vance, Sharon Vaughn, Maria Velez, Olivia Villarreal, Thomas Villanova. Joe Vrable, David Wachowski, Donna Wahl, Virginai Walle, Claudette Walny, Kathy Walters, Bud Walton, Rebecca Walton. hit 00 AAAS AAA AM IM EM E There’s nothing so interesting as the comparative analysis of living structures. The curiosity shown by Debbie Crotzer, Jim Reimers, and Melba Banks over the anatomy of a worm only illustrate the growing interests in the sciences and our world around us. Mike Yeaman, Connie Youngblood, Mary Yrlas, John Zamora. Ray Ward, Larry War- ner, Shirley Warren, Julie Warrington, Linda Washington, Olivia Washington, Demiestro Watson, Donna Watson. Linda Watson, Jenny Weaner, Don Webb, Cammy Weeks, Ruby Weems, Timothy Wehner, Richard Weirauch, Cara Welch. Carolyn Welch, Gregory Wells, Beverly Welzin, Sharon Wendt, Warren Wesley, Dorothy West, McKinley Whitehead, Mary White. Lamar Whitmore, Ed Whitney, Mary Wicker, Marvin Wilkins, Lena Willes, Andrea Will- iams, August Williams, Campanella Williams. Clarence Williams, Diane Williams, Jannie Williams, Johnny Will- iams, Joyce Williams, Lafolyette Williams, Linda Williams, Ollie Williams. Ozzie Williams, Prince Ella Williams, Shar- lotte Williams, Chris- tina Willis, Fred Wil- son, Alberta Winters, Gary Winters, Bob Wolpert. Judy Woodcock, Bonnie Woodhouse, Alonzo Wreen, Ed Wressell, Jim Wright, Patricia Wrona, Henry Yanez, Frances Ybarra. CUSTODIAL STAFF: No amount of praise could describe the outstanding work of Saginaw High’s custodial staff; it is this group which justly deserves the credit for our school’s record of cleanliness. They are Joe Scott, Lulu Moulton (head custodian), Sadie Campbell, Don Hover, Vivian Morrell, Lottie Majewski, Etta Handlovits, Nalda Ott, Fred Adams, Cornelius Austin, Wayne Boshow, and Everett Moulton. Our kitchen staff faithfully prepare well-balanced and nutritious plate lunches. They are Casimera Franz, Celia Huebner, Zue Stelzer, Ann Psiuk, Mrs. Stone, Ruth Hager, and VelmaSchafer. Above: Mrs. Schafer’s delicious baked rolls are the best that can be found anywhere, Ot Right: One of the newest activities on campus is the Announcer’s Club sponsored by WKNX Radio Station. Joe Sobol, manager Dave Halbig, Larry Smeage, and Larry Behnkendorf are caught recording a program, one which they hope will soon be broadcasted. Above: Cheerleader Ruth Sperry leaps high into the air during one of the spirited fight chants that charac- terize Trojan home games. ACTIVITIES “Now this isn’t going to hurt, Gary”, ex- claims school nurse, Mrs. Gochnaur, Sally Tasior waits her turn in disbelief for one of the several shots necessary for travel abroad. 21 Students Selected To Represent Saginaw High In Foreign Countries... Left: The Halbig brothers stick to- gether; Dave will also visit Germany this year. Below: Look out Denmark, here comes Willie Suber! “Oh, Ma!”, was all Barbara Bud- zinski could say as she found her next destination would be Germany. It was a happy Mary Jo Bolzman, as she tells her parents of her future travel to Switzerland. EXCHANGE STUDENTS FOR 1966: Kneeling: Vernal Cambridge, Willie Suber, Dan Ruple, Larry Moore, Jim Pitcher, Dave Halbig, Gary Bierlein, and Mark Elliott. Standing: Mary | Jo Bolzman, Jackie Peebles, Kathy Kent, Carol Wenzel, Barbara Budzinski, Sally Tasior, | Joyce Aldridge, Mary Ann Brandt, Linda Sauve, Sue Bogardus, Judy Johnson, Diane Mont- gomery, and Dee Lynn Mayou. EXPANSION KEYNOTES — EXCHANGE ASSEMBLY ee to Germany. While Mr. Tibbet introduces Saginaw High’s representatives, Mrs. Ruple pins a corsage on her son, Dan. Jackie Peebles, Diane Montgomery, and Gary Bierlein seem lost in their own thoughts as they anxiously await a similar fate. all OUTSTANDING TROJANS RECEIVE Foreign Exchange Students, Fernando Parrado, Liisa Narhi, Marja Ristola, Anna Egger- king, Angelikie Kountouris, and Ance Willems, point out the countries of their birth. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sue Ribble gets the pleasure of pinning Beverly Coates with the traditional National Honor Society Pin, while Dave Jean lookson. HONOR AND RECOGNITION THIS. WEEK WE HONOR... is SS = CITIZENSHIP — LEADER SHIP mee J I T. Kembee, G. Hewitt, J. Bates, D. Casey, D. Gulvas, S. Rendon, L. Blakely, prove there is no truth to, “Too many cooks spoil the broth.” QD AA Orr eiie OO tT By being able to sew their own clothes, E. McCoy, B. Nowell, J. Phillips, B. Greer can save money for other things. Accessories maybe? 84 E use de Cue e ee wu 1 With the coming of OP ART J. Cieslak, A. Eggerking, D. Panknin, Mr. Moore, W. Brazil, P. McQuaid, and M. Irvine still remember the good old days of molds and finger paints. o Cie sU If it wasn't for our Student Store clerks, D. Dudek, and L. Morton, J. Snead, N. Lehr, and P. Troxell would be out of luck. E mo E 85 A CAPPELLA CHOIR: Seated: Clara Broad Diane Smith, Bernice Kokes, Martha Mille Liisa Nahri, Linda Praay, Anna Eggerking Beverly Coates, Jane Barcalow. 2nd Row: Sandy Conden, Roslyn Wofford, Kay Hetherington, Marquita Graham, Sue Hopper, Sue List, Pat Swart, Charlotte Schmitt, Shirley Jones, Judy Musolf, Sue Sc Majeske, Jane Buck, Judy Green, Marja Re 3rd_ Row: Larry Wissmueller, John Thom Daryl Shauger, Dennis Wojciechowski, Ray Maczik, Howard Lee, Ruben Garza, Palis Tipton, Tom Broughton, Raymond Simpson, Director. 4th Row: Pat Shelley, Gary Bremer, Burly Garth, Jerry Hinton, Frank Garth, Larry Smeage, Dave Shauger, Ben Banks, Eddie Lawless, Cornell Wickers, Jon Town. THE CHOIR SANG AND THE BAND PLAYED ON. ` — nax, Carolyn Moore, Francis Stewart, r, Janice Warner, Darlene Anderson, Phyllis Sharp, Angelika Kountouris, , huler, Tarry Huff, Arme Harrold, Joy stala, Sandy Agnew, JoAnn DeRosier, as, William Currin, Tom Cousineau, Presley, Dennis Smith, and Mr. A, BAND: First Row: Diane Montgomery, Sandra Romanelly, Cynthia Jones, Gayle Dycewicz, Janice Jones, Delores McMillan, Tim Daoust. Second Row: Russell O’Dette, Walter Pagel, Cecil Doster, Vernal Cambridge, Arthur Griffin, Marsha Dymond, Eugene Schilling, Joseph Powell, Jeffrey Hall, Emilie Steele, Bernardo Rosales, James Price, Richard Brown, Nathan Johnson, Kenneth Williams, Third Row: Wanda Price, Patricia McKinnon, Terry Huff, Sharon Neuman, Gary Ketter- man, Gilbert Cortez, Mike Frey, Ronald Carswell, Dennis Huff, Carl Wolfgang, Thomas Miller, Henry Derige, Richard Sykes, Terrell Sanders, Valerie Stamper, James Pitcher, Emmit Green, Mike Montgomery, Dee Lynn Mayou, John Steele, M Joseph Wyatt, Jerry Ruffin, Ronald Sanders. Fourth Row: Dan Schneider, Fred d Binghama John Ellis, Clarerfce Pearson, Nathanial Turner, Frank Harris, John | ] Markey, ye Benpett, Rogert Brown. Missing: Sharon Mielcarbk, Arthur Dick-: } NV Li a Y t | Å Y N f Sie son MancØPaq tte[ DanaMames. F Ek å y Y4] Af N To Y af A Y Ay DN y AN iY N Lë Dh « å py A ull N y K eh ` Sr ieee! amu le A WK gu N y yc d CR N Y Å OG “Y 7 V D v B Va A al V å d 0 g BY y t p V MS d d y J ` å N j di Å ai IN 1 8 ad Va N P P Vi M d L'A y Y É | Y JV V ng j N d y À D y V 3 § M y a y wh v : ) T Jy ry | N g d j | y Md y MC NW 1 NN WM P Fy Å ere as! KAREN VI 2 IN de V a. FEE, CD DNE NN | J | E Å W ‘NW’ MADRIGAL CHOIR: Bernice Kokes, Tom Broughton, Palis Tipton, Sue Schuler, : M Larry Smeage, Pat Shelley, Judy Green, Anna Eggerking, Jane Barcalow. Missing: Charlotte Schmitt, Judy Musolf. | MAJORETTES: Dee Lynn Mayou, Jeannie Stoddard, Gayle Dycewicz, and Donna Roberts. These pretty | young ladies took a position at the headof the marching band. Above: Drum Major, John Markey, takes a typical stance symbolic of leadership. Left: The majorettes perform a “fire dance” at half-time during one of the Trojans’ home basketball games. Vg a ped ml Ta am SSR e s 1 -—- = $ me wnt -— sm 1 Lom == i Our top flight stage crew, Mr. Wickwire, L. Whitmore, K. Haselbeck (kneeling), A. Griffin, C. Wicker, and D. Shauger. THE SOUND OF LOYAL TROJANS... The announcers’ Club, D. Halbig, J. Thompson, B. Masters, G. Ruff, R. Osgood, L. Behn- kendorf, and L. Smeage, will be broadcasting on WKNX in the near future. They present the latest information on city happenings and activities. 89 BOYS’ S.O. ASSEMBLY DISPLAYS MUSICAL TALENT Once again, the boys had to put on the annual S.O. | Assembly—the consolation for losing the S.O. sales | contest, At the top of the page, the “Accents” brought Paliga screams and excitement as the girls rocked to their | | music. Above, Wallace Fayson sang up a storm and danced to “Ain’t That Peculiar.” Willie Madock as- sisted him on the piano. The “Dynamics,” right, made a spectacular appearance on stage with screams and | yells awaiting them. Pandemonium broke out at the end of the acts. Spirited Programs Provide Varied Messages To Students Above: Students find their seats at one of the Pep assemblies. The assemblies were held on the day of a game to lift the Trojans’ spirit for the game. Right: The A cappella Choir and the Christian Youth Fellowship Club put on an inspiring Christmas pageant for the student body. Left; The Thencian Society put on their annual assembly to boost the Cotton Ball. The following dance line, taken at a rehearsal, was one of the many acts which appealed to the delight of the students. 91 ASSEMBLIES EMPHASIZE RESPONSIBILITY PREPARATION AND APPRECIATION Linda Rakowski finally got assured by Sandy Conden that there are some things for girls to do in the Pride Week Assembly sponsored by the Student Council. Left; The A’Cappella Choir proves once again to be excellent under the direction of Mr. Simpson during one of Saginaw High’s musical variety assemblies. Below: A wise decision was made when we asked Mrs. Joan Jewett to come and speak on careers in anall girls’ assembly. CO-OP CLUB-Row 1: Mrs. Harkens, Harry Crump, Shirley Dumbrowski, Vickey Schempp, Mary Lafaro, Nancy Lehr, Jean Rogers, Judy Peters, Cheryl Perdy, Miss Pritchard. Row 2: Diane Rombalski, Helen Poineau, Dave Demetriou, Annette Porterfield, Mary Lou Frost, Diane Leslie, Wendy Lewis, Naomi Davis, Adolfo Espinoza. Row 3: Tom Welsh, Miriam Saunders, John O’Polka, Jim Leach, Less Ostrander, James Diggs, Jerry Kleinfeld, Martin Beaudin, George Naylor, and Gary Lichon. CHESS CLUB—Row_1: Kathleen Kent, Mary Bolzman, Rosalie Sanocki, Belinda Weeks, Margo Brooks, Betty Garza, Betty Blohm. Row 2: Tim Lowery, Joseph Sobol, David Curtin, Ezequiel Vega, Tim Poindexter, DavidGeierbach, Joe LaPorte, Jack Baker, David Halbig, Otter Manzie. Row 3: Randy Paquette, Henry France, Wayne Westendorf, Gary Kelly, Ronald Osgood, Maurice Tate, Luthus Tate, Craig Ruff, and Albert Hernandez. ee HI-Y-Row 1: Tim Brown, Tom Gaudreau, Robert Turner, Tom Broughton, Jim Spear, Glen Duffett, Row 2, Art Naranjo, Al Koby, Brian Forbes, Bob Popielarz, Phil Kenyon. Row 3: Greg Gray, Larry Frieder, Tom Grantham, Ken Harris, Dave Jean, and Pat Shelley. Y-TEENS- Row 1: Marsha Edgar, Sarah Brown, Cecilia Burnet, JoAnn Ulmer, Fran Papadopoulos, Sandy Stange, Connie Papadopoulos, Gloria Perez, Row 2: Donna Gulvas, Pat Foster, Becky Walton, Phyllis Sharp, Delores Casey, Beverly Ferguson, Mary Ann | Ciszewski. Row 3: Rita Simons, Helen Harper, Jacquelyn Bates, Patricia Snautz, Claudia Smits, Robin Rupp, Anne Hipel, and Barbara Scanlon. nEHAICZ BACH Cin FUTURE NURSES - Row 1: Sue Hacker, JoAnn Ulmer, Catherine Eisenbach, Helen Harper, Wilda Haney, Rosiland Billingsley, Davis Renny, Christine Senkpiel. Row 2: Sandy Conden, Marsha Edgar, Mary Sommerfield, Joyce Moore, Cora Welch, Connie Ramsi, Unice Bodiford, Mrs. Young, Paulette Brown, Mary Bady, Cassandra Davis, Margo Brooks, Alyson Robb, and Valerie McDonald, RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES - Row 1: Janet Phillips, Noreen Her- nandez, Faye Chester, Doris Reynolds, Carman Pena, Row 2: Margo Brooks, Ella Haines, Betty Garver, Adrian Bowie, Gary Winters, Mary McKinley, Alyson Robb, and Sue Smith, anova DET LOD Zrardbrdabopbror Horn HOWHCG AURORA STAFF - Mr, Thompson, faculty advisor, explains yearbook organi- zation to Mary Ann Brandt, Sally Tasior, Belinda Weeks, Judy Musolf, Bob Crook, Michele Artecki, Laura Henderson, and Jim Thompson, STUDENT LANTERN - Under the direction of Mrs. Hornbacher, the Student Lantern was saved from lack of assistance. The following students quickly organized and published a series of excellent papers: (left to right) Sue Ribble, James Spear, Larry Frieder, Jim Myers, and Dave Curtin, ën Jagra 425 0 rd 96 Ie oc bi HIGH CS HH pn KAPPA LIBRARY STAFF - Row 1: Patty Massey, Prince Williams, Sally Gilles, Amelia Marquez, Katy Wight, Idalya Yrlas, Sharon Federspiel Kay Hetherington, Row 2: Mrs, Hamilton, Librarian; Clarence Tennyson; Gary Kelley; Richard Weirauch; Gwendolyn Flemon; Dorothy Hulett; Joyce Aldridge; Nancy Fini; Sharlotte Williams; Ruth Wright; Judy Green; Charlotte Dingman; Mrs. Wagner, Librarian. uestes ý Aae A Np ` $ ITE ALEGRE IE BG AE triste vass EE HER No TT S. zeit he TT FUTURE TEACHERS- Row 1: Beverly Coates, Sarah Brown, Barbara McIntosh, Gloria Perez, Mary Lou Halcli, Sandy Stange, Mary Bolzman, Row 2: Joan Grundy, Claudia Smits, Ruth Bolzman, Sally Tasior, Nancy Fini, Phyllis Sharp. Row 3: Loyce Davis, Joyce Davis, Betty Ford, Robin Rull, Joan Bannon, Pat Lynes, and Evelyn Rogers, 95 98 modio Drot, c= THENCEAN -Row 1: Sue Bogardus, Kathy Dunn, Judy Denno, Jane Barcalow, Roslyn Wofford, Rosemary Thurlow, Anna Eggerking. Row 2: Joyce Wenzel, Pat Reithmeyer, Linda Chapman, Linda Gambill, Linda Sauve, Peggy Gardys- zewski, Mary Bolzman, Cathy Graham, Row 3: Diane Block, Betty Blohm, Pat Swart, Michele Artecki, Sue Schuler, Rosalie Sanocki, Charla Bushong, Lou Gutierrez, Ruth Sperry, Row 4: Nancy Pesta, Sarah Ayala, Martha Miller, Sue Fager, and Betsy Wainwright. MU ALPHA THETA-Row 1: Patty Massey, Kathy Kent, Sue Ribble, Beverly Coates, and Mary Bolzman. Row 2; Larry Frieder, Gary Kelly, Wayne Westendorf, Ron Osgood, Paul Karbowski, Keith Clauss, and Randy Paquette, A + Ea A += ri, Bine aa er DEBATE-Row 1: Mary Fleming, Mary Lou Halcli, Kay Marr, Adrienne Anderson, Diane Montgomery. Row 2: Mr, Ferguson, advisor, Linda Rakowski, Michele Artecki, Ida Dulaney, Kitty Mor- ley, Janice Warner. Row 3: Mark Elliott, Jim Galford, Bob Masters, Jim Railing, Ken Harris, Tom Jaenicke, PLORAD-Row 1: Jim Railling, Linda Rakowski, Michele Artecki, Tom Jaenicke, Row 2: Marquita Graham, Linda Praay, and Mary Bolzman, 100 Polyglot Interests Remain Strong As Language Clubs Offer International Flavor 1 T i OE FRENCH CLUB-Row 1: Diane Rick, Brenda Hart, Sarah Brown, Florence Roberson, Marsha Diamond, Gloria Perez, and Sherry Ehlert, Row 2: Diane Montgomery, Marilyn McKinnon, Linda Chapman, Pat Schnautz, Vicki Valier, Beverly Williams, Jackie Peebles, and Sue Borgardus, Row 3; Otter Manzie, Jack Baker, Mary Dell Cooper, Ray Juras, Joe LaPorte, Lou Gutierrez, and Kathy Galiardi. Row 4: Robert Marsden, Tom Burden, Ida Dulaney, Gerald Hinton, Joyce Aldridge, and Bob Masters. LATIN CLUB - Row 1: Rosalind Billingsley, Wilda Haney, Penny Zahareos, Brenda Boyd Carol Wenzel, Gloria Mounger, Janice LaLonde. Row 2: Willie Madlock, Charles Kruse Bob Haas, Joe Sobel, Ron Osgood, Larry Kroah, Craig Ruff, Betty Blohm, and Roslyn Wofford, A or Del oT ae GERMAN CLUB - Kneeling: Laura Henderson and Peggy Ott. Seated: Barbara Budzinski, Cheryl Brookins, Myra Ristole, Lisa Narhi, Sue Ribble, Mary Bolzman, Anna Eggerking, and Sue Fager. Row 3: Ruth Bolzman, Linda Blakely, Sue Wurtz, Nancy Halas, Claudia Smitz, Mara Ducis, and Roslyn Worrord. Row 4: Joan Grady, Dave Halbig, Mike Rembiz, Jim Thompson, Gary Bierlein, Dan Ruppel, Ron Osgood, Jim Dean, Pat Shelley, Jim Pitcher, Debra Crotzer, and Mrs, Stramanis, advisor. SPANISH CLUB - Seated; Phyllis Sharp, Rose Oviedo, Delores Reyes, Rachael Valls, Nancy Fini, and Beverly Ferguson, Standing: Co-sponser Miss Meadows, Maria Ortiz, Sharon Crenshaw, Gloria McGlothin, Larry Smith, Larry Schwab, Henry Martinez, Kathy Miller, and Mr, Uribe, advisor, Aye ee tele A gi cA 101 Above: John McNair poses for a picture before tangling with an SVL opponent at one of Sagninaw High's home wrestling meets. Opposite: Charley Kelley (10) pumps in two from the top of the circle. The jam-packed audiences, as seen in the background, frequently over- flow Saginaw High’s gym as exciting basketball action is always in store for each spectator. SPORTS 103 The crowning of the Queen and her court highlighted the half-time ceremonies. Jackie Creed (center) takes her place among her court: Nancy Pawlick, Kathy D eRosier, Diane Leslie, and Jane Barcalow. Nancy Pawlick, Jane Barcalow, and Diane Leslie take privileged seats in the annual Homecoming Parade which toured the field during half-time, Right, Jackie Creed receives the traditional crown and flowers while her father proudly looks on, M) EN. SO OR Se. OA Floats, decorated cars, marchers with lively costumes, and spectacular fire- works awed the large crowd which gathered for the Pontiac-Saginaw High tilt at Homecoming. Above: The Thencean Club’s float passes in review before approving fans during the half-time parade ceremonies, First place in the float division was awarded to the Spanish Club, while the German Club won first prize for the best car and walking display. With the crowning of Queen Jacqueline Creed climaxing the half-time festivities, the fans settled down to watch a hard fought battle and Saginaw High’s loss to Pontiac 6-0, Below: A large group of students surround the queen’s court at the Homecoming dance which followed the game. Drapping decorations and the lively beat of The Tempests brightened the unforgettable evening for Saginaw’s enthusi- astic fans, John Willadson (12) breaks away from a possible Pontiac tackle on a keeper play while end Jim Weems (80) rushes to block two threatening tackles, Left: Brent LaBreche, Trojan halfback, was selected by his team- mates to be the Offensive Captain for this year’s team. Below: Coach Marsh talks to his spotter in the pressbox for possible suggestions against the Hillite defense during the annual Arthur Hill-Saginaw High clash, While quarterback Jim Meyers (11) waits for his instruc- tions, Jim Wesson (30) and Van Robinson (61) thoughtfully analyze the Lumberjacks on their own. An TROJANS KI TROJANS e TROJAN E SIE TROJANS Liz 4 g 1 e ç EH STAFF TROJANS mans ‘TROJANS sf S NG TROJANS d N 7 5 Y € TROJANS Z Row 1: Jim Weems, Bernard Fisher, Tom Grantham, Terry Barnes, Brent Labreche, Tom Holliday, Keith Ferguson, and Phil Bowman, Row 2: Coach Etienne, Jim Meyers, Larry Hoffman, Brian Forbes, Vic Johnson, Marshall Thomas, Pat O’Toole, Jim Cul- pepper, Terry Pruitt, and Coach Marsh, Row 3: Coach Lemanski, Van Robinson, Jim Wesson, Howard Lee, Tom Orange, Otis Jackson, Steve Barker, and John Willadsen, Row 4: Bill Beverly, Bill Vestervelt, Lloyd Lindsay, Ron Crenshaw, Joe Snead, and Larry Moore, Missing is Herb Riley. NEW FACES IN FOOTBALL A New Century Brings A New Look To Varsity Gridiron Saginaw High Varsity Football squad took on a new look this season with the appearance of head coach Claude Marsh, backfield coach Oarie Lemanski, and defensive coach Joseph Etienne, Although Saginaw High only earned aninth place standing in the Valley League, the Trojans ability to yield only after a hard fight is displayed in the fact that in the first five games Saginaw High lost by a meager total of twenty-nine points, Coach Marsh’s attempts at rebuilding a new tea m were not futile, as Saginaw High’s defensive team displayed great strength throughout the season while the offensive lineup went through a series of adjust- ments to discover new offensive talent, Saginaw High’s only win was over Douglas MacArthur (19-6) in a non-conference game. Their losses were to Midland (12-6), Flint Northern (14-12), Bay City Handy (7-0), Pontiac Central (6-0), Flint Southwestern (21-13), Flint Central (27-7), and Bay City Central (40-0), The other loss was a heartbreaker to Arthur Hill (12-6) in an intense storm, Above: Herb Riley was awarded Saginaw High’s “Top Head- buster” award for his outstanding work as a defensive end, Riley also received an honorable mention in Saginaw Valley standings, Trojans and Chiefs both scramble for a loose ball battered out of the hands of Marshall Thomas (44), Rushing in on the left to cover the fumble is Brian Forbes (20). PR Steve Barker, one of the balwarks of the Trojan de- fensive squad, was named to an honorable mention post in the Saginaw Valley League, Brian Forbes, halfback, shows the Offensive back Jim Culpepper placed form which helped him win honorable in the honorable mention for his mention in the Saginaw Valley strong running as a fullback, standings, Phil Bowman, tackle, also placed in the Saginaw Valley honorable men- tions for his strength in the front line, Row 1: Jim Shijka, Mike March, Ken Darnell, Eugene Seals, Adrian Prince, Larry Pershey, Robert Barker, and Howard Sharper, Row 2: Dennis Hall, Oscar Bailey, Tom DeVeaux, Charles Kelley, Tim Wehner, Willie Ware, Carlton Flakes, J.V’S FINISH 4-3-1 A hard Trojan tackle forces a Hillite fumble during the Sophomore clash between Arthur Hill and Saginaw High’s Little Trojans at Saginaw High’s new Alumni Stadium, SOPH’S 2-6-0 Row 1: James King, Lamar Whitmore, Dan Snieder, Ray Richardson, Roy Patilla, Ray Mosqueda, Mar- shall Ward, Alonzo Wrenn, and Bruce Staffney. Row 2: Ed Hervert, John Zamora, Jerry Moore, Willie Swilley, Cozy Smith, Charles Johnson, Wal- ter Harris, Paul Bowman, and George Stevenson. Ray Presley, John Liddell, Larry Shipman, and Dennie Martin, Row 3: Ozzie Williams, Al Smith, William Turner, Al Snow, Roland Berkley, Gary Howard, Ron Nickleberry, and Jim Spyker. Row 3: Beryle Miller, Larry Kelley, Larry Bill- ingsley, Robert Foote, Grant Marcoux, Ruben Gar- za, Dwight Smith, Charles Moore, and Ed Whitney. Row 4: Luis Landin, Alex Arizo, Bernard Rosales, Kindred Lee, Darnell Williams, Zebedee McCall, Housted Hicks, and Coach James Brussow. Kneeling: Coach Ken Gray; J. Thompson, Trainer; J. Markey, Mgr.; Standing: J. Snead; P. Bowman; J. Haines; J. Weems; E. Seals; G. Prince; A. Prince; B. Labreche; H. Riley; V. Johnson; M. Laeding; M. Thomas; C. Kelley. TROJANS RECAPTURE SVL CROWN Left: Adrian Prince pumps in two from the baseline, Below: Kelley (10) and Weems (32) rush in to tie up the ball. Phil Bowman (30) waits to assist. Saginaw 63 64 72 69 87 75 85 60 76 Ousted In District Finals, SHS Finishes With 14-4 Tally 1965-66 SEASON RECORD Opponent Saginaw Bridgeport 41 Bay City Central 56 Flint Northwestern 65 Arthur Hill 66 Midland 75 Flint Northern 64 Bay City Handy 50 Flint Southwestern 64 Owosso 59 81 87 in 73 57 64 81 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 64 59 Opponent Pontiac FET Flint Southwestern 68 Flint Central 75 Bay City Central 73 Arthur Hill 77 Bridgeport 44 Flint Northern 48 Bay City Handy 53 Arthur Hill 69 Above Left: Greg Prince (24) slips directly under the board for a difficult lay-up shot against Arthur Hill during their first encounter with the formidable foes. Above Right: The crowd senses the do-or-die characteristic of the tournaments. While half keep a close eye on the score board, the others anxiously urge their team on in every move. Below: The Trojans go into a zone press in an attempt to stop Arthur Hill in the District Finals. Their efforts were to no avail that night as Arthur Hill went on to win the Finals 64-69. FINISH SEASON BUTLE CBE ACA A nn pm” EE | JUNIOR VARSITY: Kneeling: J. Markey, Mgr.; L. Kelley, T. Everett, B. Miller, J. | Thompson, Trainer. Standing: Coach Jim Brussow; J. Eurich, R. Sanders, R. Richardson, J. Berg, L. Perchay, L. Lindsey, M. Ward, G. Forster, A. Snow, M. Lewis, O. Bailey, P. Bowman. Below: “Oh Come On, this isn’t Football!” Says Miller (24) to an Authur Hill player while Lewis (32) and Everett (10) Chuckle over the tackle. Right: Baily (12) takes a jump shot from the wing. Perchay (42) Looks On. heise HARRIERS HAVE HARD SEASON Cross Country: Front Row: Tom Broughton, Jim Speer, Dave Jean, Vernal Cambridge, Bruce Jarrett, George Forster, Larry Crawford. Back Row: Coach Stan Stull, Robert Brown, Howard Bennett, Greg Prince, John Johnson, Jack Herrick, Mike Hall, and John Thomas, Mgr. SAGINAW VALLEY Team Bay City Central. Pontiac Central... Midland High. . .. Flint Central. ... Flint Northern... Arthur Hilo. Flint Southwestern. Bay City Handy .... Saginaw High School. E . O rn m m c A o o co po oR Oo Oo Co Ga Pä ta CH Mike Hall shows his stride while warming up before a triangular meet with Midland and Flint Southwestern. OO Go Ota ké OO ké CH LEAGUE FINAL STANDINGS cala. (90 2.94 2v. 90 2050199; .. 160 2521493... OO D 65...142 59... 184 65...142 39...114 44...139 113 Determination Brings Trojans 7th Place In SVL Swim Meet SWIMMING MEET RESULTS Saginaw Opposition 24 Bay City Central 73 66 Garber High 38 28 Arthur Hill 28 32 Midland 72 41 Flint Northern 64 43 Douglas MacArthur 62 48 Bay City Handy 57 31 Pontiac Central 74 42 Flint Southwestern 63 41 Flint Central 64 28 Bay City Central 77 42 Douglas MacArthur 63 50 Flint Northern 51 36 Arthur Hill 69 35 Bay City Handy 70 SWIMMING TEAM: First Row: Bob Sidney, Dave Jean, Pat Shelley (co- captain), Ray Bond (co-captain), Greg Gra y, Daryl Shauger. Second Row: Mike Beyer, Don Caverly, Coach Allyn McCormic, James Dean, Bob Popielarz. Third Row: Glen Duffett, Jim Reimers, Bill Surian, Bob Wain- Wright, Pete Fager, and James Brown (manager). Ray Bond and Pat Shelley, both Trojan co- captains, gained many points as well as compliments for their fine leadership in guiding a varsity team well schooled in true sportsmanship. Above: Pat Shelley practices his prize winning form in the butterfly event. Below: Clerks Sue Schuler and Mary Ann Brandt discuss meet results with team man- ager Dan Ruple. James Dean holds the valley record in the breast stroke with a time of 1:05.6. Here he demonstrates his record breaking form. TROJAN TANKERS AND MERMAIDS QUICKLY ADAPT TO WATER LIFE Catalina: Top Row: Judy Koski; Mary Feehley; Kay Marr; Linda Burke; Sue Bogardus; Vicki Vallier; Nancy Frahm; Margaret Dunn; Judy Boruszewski; Laura Henderson; Karen Kumar; Mary Witkowski; Fran Papadopoulas; Connie Mathews; Bottom Row: Bonnie Meyers; Nancy Fini; Sharon Bortle; Linda Chapman; Sandy Romanelly; Karen Marks; Sally Brown; Donna Watson; Betsey Little; Elizabeth Garza; Kathy Gray; Adalita Arizo. Bob Sidney shows his diving form that enabled him to compete in the State Swimming Meet. 115 Varsity Wrestlers: Tom Orange, Steve Barker, Richardo Sanchez, Mike Hall, James Turner, James Price, John McNair, Jeff Burnett, Louis Dallis. WRESTLING Saginaw High’s matmen finished the season with one win to six losses in Saginaw Valley and a two, eight overall record. The wrestlers fin- ished fifth with 27 points at the Valley Wrestling Championships held uen = at Arthur Hillon February 10. Louis Dallis won the 120 pound division i i title with a 11-5 decision over Gene Reeves of Northern. Tom Orange (FER captured the Heavyweight title with a 1-0 decision over Mike Eldred of Arthur Hill, and Jim Turner took a second in the 138 pound bracket. Flint Northern. ..... X RUN di Saginaw High... 1.2. Pontiac Central..... og oa 62 Bay City Handy e 8 | Flint Central..... TOR LS DI Flint Southwestern ...... 8 | Arthur Hille. ++. 42545 SEH Bay City Central ....... 4 Louis Dallis was a great asset to the wrestling team this year. A valley champion, Dallis finished the season with a 14-1 talley. 1966 GRAPPLERS “Pin,” shouts the referee as Louis Dallis downs another Valley foe. This time it was a Flint Central matman. J.V. Wrestlers: Jesse DeBouseque, Houston Hicks, Larry Billingsley, Zeebbeedie McCall, Garfield Lawsen, Art Reynolds, Richardo Sanchez. ® Jim Turner tangles with a Flint Central wrestler and comes out on top. Such wrestling qualified him for the State meet. ae NA GIRLS ADD PEP TO SPORTS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: First Row: Evelyn Rogers, Linda Praay, Ruth Sperry. Second Row: Sally Brown and Sandy Conden. On the top is Gail Kelley, the Trojan mascot. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: First Row: Kathy Gray, Gail Kelley, Phillis Sharp. Second Row: Karen Kumar, Pauline Brown, and Ruth Narrango. Top Row: Jennifer Fed- erspiel and Margaret Dunn. “Team, Team, They’re Our Men.. .,” yellSandy Conden (below) and Sally Brown (left) as they cheer on a Trojan victory. This year’s cheerleaders and Trojanettes were sparked by the direction of Miss McDaniels. GO-FIGHT THE TROJANETTES: Kneeling: Rose McBide, Adelila Arizo, Jackie Peeples. Standing; Tam Johnson, Arme Franklin, Penny Hunter, Cynalia Jones, Judy Koski, Demene Hall, Rose Farrell, Joslin Mor- gan, Delores Billingsley. 119 | ATHLETES + ie Herb Riley, this year’s basketball | captain, was honored as an ALL SVL First Team choice. Above: Charley Kelley was named to the SVL Second Team. Below: Jim Turner placed third in the Regionals and second in the Valley. Tom Grantham was selected as an ALL CITY, ALL VALLEY First Team choice in football. BEEN Left: Tom Orange took a first place in the heavy- weight division at the Saginaw Valley Meet at Arthur Hill. Above: James Dean and Pat Shelley show tro- phies they received as the most valuable swimmers. Dean was named the 1966-67 team captain. This years “chiefs” were Shelley and Bob Sidney. LETTERMEN ist row: Tom Broughton, Jack Herrick, Grey Gray, Phil Kenyon, Terry Barnes, Bernie Fisher, Larry Hoffman, Mike Hall, Art Naranjo, John Thomas, Tom Meyers, Mr. Etienne, Mr. Lemanski. 2nd Row: Mr. Gray, John McNair, Charles Kelly, John Willardsen, Keith Ferguson, Jim Wasson, Robert Godwin, Tom Grantham, Pat Shelley, Johnny Johnson, Al Jessmore, Jim Dean, Victor Johnson, Joe Cain, Larry Moore, Steve Barker, Larry Crawford, Eugene Seals, Phil Bowman, Dave Jean, Marshall Thomas, Mr. Brussow. 3rd Row: Mr. Korf, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Marsh, Ron Crenshaw, Tom Orange, Jim Haines, Wayne Mayou, Brian Forbes, Howard Bennett, Grey Prince, Adrian Prince, James Price, Jim Kaul, Jim Myers, Lloyd Lindsay, Gary Rankin, Taylor Webb, Robert Brown, Mr. Mitchell, Raymond Bond, Mr. Stull, Dan Robinson, Terry Aruitt, Mr. Hinman. Beem Mary Ann Brandt, AURORA Business Manager, ex- periences for herself the thrill of trying on a new dress combination from one of the many stores which Saginaw High students patronize. Right: The need for further education is stressed more than ever in to- day’s fast moving society. Bob Crook’s interests have led him to inquire for admission at the Saginaw Busi- ness Institute, a popular school for young people entering the business field. ADVERTISING 123 Princing and Brennan Pharmacy, Inc. POLLARD'S DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists CORNER HOYT AND GENESEE STREETS SEE dd dh PL 3-8575 SW 2-6441 PL 2-6163 SAGINAW, MICHIGAN Saginaw, Michigan Ph. PL 4-6181 Saginaw, Mich. ; COLBY'S RAY'S BARBER SHOP AE ARKET DAWN DONUTS Ap ”The Friendly Market” 3535 E. Genesee 2306 Webber Street 2726 So. Jefferson Raymond W. Burba ; oat SUED SER ue Corner Sheridan Webber higo GILLESPIE-NORCZYK ; PHARMACY TONY'S RAMOND'S Prescription Druggists SPAGHETTI HOUSE — for — 2720 So. 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Dunan : e | a. y kutter (Ruanat Rop in minot Pak Som ar SE Aho Vuh Lothal Ihave Arti on Dig do vie pines CoP Clase. you Pave, combine “fun” wt ge ie d usus. dl have made the claov a PRIAL of Lunn� mo 9 have Learned | Way Much would AU tame den o gea D ren | puat deal e om shaw to study amd Ben unge a can aay werte -Sacwtly Lhak Ion : qu e9 t. Marne Wat plete one Chg a f AL | a | oh Aled viui ae a See mot Lo Be | A or 00 aceo to werk). h c lo aak PUN P eg Eet Bent Y Yuck an Ha Lira | A How offor av much ag ef ave EE shies ART SAMPLE 200 North Washington 754-7428 GOOD LUCK TO '66 GRADUATES Mike O'Toole receives friendly help in choosing his sports wear at Wiechmanns. Mike is shown wearing one of Wiechmanns' fine quality sweaters. Compliments iechmanns of ONE OF MICHIGAN'S FINER DEPARTMENT STORES p n C 99 — | JOHNSON CARBIDE MONT GOMER Y PRODUCTS, INC. 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TOWN COUNTRY LADIES’ APPAREL 215 E. Genesee 752-5961 HOFFMAN’S REXALL DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS FREE DELIVERY Now Two Locations 2628 E. Genesee - 754-8451 Bridgeport Plaza - 754-8495 Become A Total Secretary Prepare For the Future At SAGINAW BUSINESS INSTITUTE Operator They know what it’s like Service Representative Keypunch Operator Typist The many young people at Michigan Bell join in congratulating the members of the graduating class. They know what it’s like to work hard for a diploma, and get one. They know, too, what it’s like to want a rewarding job with a future, and find one. If you think you might like to join them, either now or after college, do stop by to see us. Well be happy to discuss the wide variety of career opportunities in the exciting field of telephone communications. Michigan Bell (es Part of the Nationwide Bell System NS An Equal Opportunity Employer 129 130 All set for a big night out on the town these Trojan teens, Mary Ann Brandt and Judy Mosolf, find the “Ferris Look” to be quite satisfactory. Both girls present a beautiful sight when outfitted with furs and new dresses from Ferris Brothers, GENESEE AND WARREN Daily Interest Paid On All Regular Savings Accounts That means that your money now earns 4% Annual Interest from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal. And Daily Interest is compounded quarterly, BANK YOUR MONEY FOR ALL IT'S WORTH! MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Assets Over 800 Million Dollars @ AMERICAN KAYJAC COMPANY Wedding Invitations Informals Imprinted Napkins and Matches Thank You Notes Christmas Cards 650 Sheridan Ave... call Norm Slade PL 2 mu A new sport jacket catches the eye of Jim Thompson as he selects one of the many varieties of new fashions for young men at Heavenrich’s. Serving Saginaw for 88 years 9 HEAVENRICH S BYRON AND BARBER PHARMACY, INC. Genesee at Franklin 1504 Gratiot 3220 Sheridan FRUEH'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS SAGINAW, MICHIGAN Flowers by Telegraph to All Parts of the World Phone PL 2-3185 511 Federal | MORLEY BROTHERS From dates to informal sportswear, The Village Store provides the latest sp ring fashions. Trojan beauties Darlene Anderson, ; ; Connie Mathews, Ruth Sperry, and Kathy Miller happily choose At Your Service Since 1863 styles to suit their wardrobe tastes. Gifts for All Occasions THE VILLAGE STORE Fashions for Everyone 109 So. Jefferson Å Your Sports Headquarters DAVIS DRUGS 1052 E. Genesee Avenue (Cor. Cherry, Genesee Manor Bldg.) Phone: PL 5-7761 GRAY’S DRUG STORE Cor. Holland Sheridan Phone: PL 4-4766 The store of friendly service A Name You Can T LUXTON’S DRUG STORE Prescriptions 2800 S. Washington Ave. Saginaw, Mich. 754-8459 SAGINAW HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER STUDENT ASSOCIATION A Vital Part of Your M h new PTSA parking lot across from the fair grounds provides an excellent service for Saginaw fans. ee eee WURLITZER ior. oa Chickering aha SCHOOL’S Pianos D e e H ACTIVITIES avis Music House 315 Court Street PL 2-9811 PL 2-9563 Open Evenings by Appointment IPI. anes fox VA ltr A Wheto prec ky Aids , 2 VA e aum theo ar. Gare am |o oe AN ) CC ger C mer (Pot A mi. V. ND Se, GEN A | (der Coat) ALV S9 Å ERUIT — Me da , I A ZA A 7 y o Fo ABLA ag D e Ah 2 L q) d Dë ec Yi M U H A U a) ul CH à Sech Dina Lun caw, eT p RS å | us Å tannøt ge Aal Se A ZE GE = zt à a EN De ch. E p EUER M e a Bo E, NC y : OE e 3 1 Ee S pene back m pA AG SC d IT E f y A d Vy ` 2 SC Pate å aud Heg Hu m Asser Assen Enghik agria M S | Rad AUG lenge HEU Ü e IR ULLA EN Ne Y Lë A Å Bee LIT A PING Ce, anos Led fiir Che ben m ER cage £a eher % lar A J LA Hr ar. 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Mike took a second in the final elimina- tions to make him a State contender. 1966 TRACK TEAM: Row 1; Johnny Johnson, Larry Shipman, Tom Orange, Adrian Prince, Terry Pruitt, Marshall Thomas, | Mike Hall, Herb Riley, Vic Johnson, Jeff Harris, Robert Good- ii win, and Taylor Webb. Row 2; Larry Kelley, John Liddell, Gary || Kelley, Roland Berkley, Ron Cranshaw, Carleton Flakes, Steve || Barker, Charles Kelley, Larry Simmons, Stanley Welch, Greg bh | Prince, and Howard Bennett. Row 3; Lloyd Linsey, Ed Whitney, Pete Fager, Marshall Ward, Dennis Hall, Greg Barrett, Larry Pershay, Oscar Bailey, Jerry Moore, Harold Pruitt, Houston Hicks, and Zebedee McCall. Row 4: manager Feadow Jones; coaches Oarie Lemanski, Claude Marsh, Joe Etienne, and Walt Hinman. Up and over leaps Jerry Moore as he clears the bar at 5’ 6”, Field depth balanced by good running insured the Trojans of a good track season this spring. TROJANS CAPTURE 4th PLACE IN REGIONALS, oth IN VALLEY MEET Terry Pruitt, Saginaw High’s leading sprintman, breaks the tape at 10:3 for insured points in the 100 yard dash. Although hindered by a pulled leg muscle, Terry placed in the Regional Meet at Saginaw High’s track. Above: Saginaw High’s representatives to the annual State Track Meetwere broad jumper Marshall Thomas, shot putter Tommy Orange, and dashman Mike Hall. All three trackmen placed in both the Regional and Valley Meets. Below: Athletic Director highlights the All Sports Banquet by presenting the Most Valuable Player Award To Herg Riley. Active inallthree major sports, Herb’s crowning achievement came in his efforts to guide Saginaw High to their second straight SVL Basketball Championship this year. ALL-SPORTS BANQUET HONORS TOP TROJAN SPORTSMEN Principal Ward Tibbet welcomes athletes and guests at the eighth annual All-Sports Banquet held at the High Life Inn. Left; Tom Grantham converses with guest speaker, Mr. Bill Doo- little, after the banquet’s ceremonies. Mr. Doolittle is the head foot- ball coach from Western Michigan University. Herb Riley Receives MVP Award OUTSTANDING ATHLETES Seven lettermen were presented with Outstanding Athletic Awards by their head coaches. The students are: James Dean and Pat Shelley, swimming; Tom Grantham, football; guest speaker Bill Doolittle; Herb Riley, basketball and Most Valuable Player Award; Athletic Director Herb Korf; Marshall Thomas, track; James Turner, wrestling; and Paul Kar- bowski, baseball. 5 1966 BASEBALL TEAM Kneeling; Jeff Bernette, Norm Platko, Marty Bowden, and Mike O’Toole Standing: coach Stan Stoll, Jim Spear, Jim Kaul, Ja ck Herrick, Bill Vestervelt, Ken Rhodes, Paul Karbowski, Tellis Everett, and Brian Forbes. Missing from the picture are Bernard Fisher and Terry Barnes. Below: An exciting double-play isin the mak- ing with the throw to 2nd baseman Terry Barnes. You can call the play as the ball is seen in mid-air. The Trojans were caught in a tight race this year for the SVL Cham- pionship, losing first place by a game anda half. VARSITY BASEBALL CAPTURES 3rd PLACE IN SVL RACE WITH 11-5 RECORD Left: Catcher Bernard Fisher and 3rd base- man Jim Meyers trap a Flint opponet in front of home base for a thrilling out. Above: Brian Forbes lines a fast ball off the Flint Central pitcher into right field for extra bases. Right; Jack Herrick slams a line drive to bring in a run for the Trojan Varsity. Little Trojans Emerge With Winning Season In Tough S VL Battle JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: Pault Bowman, Ray Richardson, Ray Mosqueda, Bob Evans, Larry Crawford, Alonzo Wrenn, Exequiel Vega, and Robert Barker. Row 2: coach James Brussow, Tom LaDrigue, Milton Marshall, Jim Eurick, Bill Badger, Steve Manual, and Tim Wehner. I Chasın’ | that ole’ I ball around 1966 TENNIS TEAM a | | Kneeling; Jim Disarno, Larry Stone, and Bill Surian. Standing: coach Duane Maas, Mike | Rembiz, Pat Shelley, Bill Stark, Fernando Parrado, Art Griffin, and Wayne Westendorf. Bill Stark was the mainstay of the Trojan netmen during a tough season, losing only one game throughout the year. Above: Wayne Westendorf and Art | Griffin try their hand at their Hillite ag opponents in a doubles match. | Below: Exchange student Fernando | Parrado from Montevideo, Uruguay, | backhands a strong return to his Flint opponent in a close match. 1966 GOLF TEAM Russell LaFayette, Phil Kenyon, Greg Gray, James Still- wagon, and Mike Laeding. Missing from the picture are Larry Hoffman, Darrell Churnesky, and Dan Schneider. GOLFERS SWING INTO SPRING Ww Posing before a match are Phil Kenyon, Greg Gray, and Mike Laeding. Greg and Phil, along with senior Larry Hoffman, have completed three years of golf Keeping your eye on the ball is im- competition. portant for an effective follow through. Pictured is Mike Laeding preparing to tee off. DRAMA FORENSICS AWARDS went to Mark Elliott, Diane Montgomery, Jim Railling, Larry Kroah, Mary Lou Halcli, and Jim Galford. Below: Gary Ketterman and Connie Mathews received State recognition for their outstanding musical talents. Below: The following people were named to the WOLVERINE BOYS’ and GIRLS’ STATE: (seated) Veda Katter, Estallah Gonzales, and Brenda Boyd; (standing) Larry Crawford, Craig Ruff, Ron Osgood, and Henry Martinez. SPRING ACTIVITIES SELECT HONOR STUDENTS Right; Sue Fager and Annette Porterfield were named finalists to the CATHERINE RIGGS AWARD at the annual Co-op Dinner this spring. JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTEES Row 1: Kathy Kent, Rosemary Thurlow, Beverly Coates, Sally Tasior, and Mary Bolzman. Row 2: Craig Ruff, Matt Cichowski, Larry Behnkendorf, Ron Osgood, James Dean, Bill Vesterfelt, Randy Paquette, and Joe Sabol. PI Mr. George A. Kendall, 24 Honored As Twenty- Eighth DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS Center: Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Charles C. Coulter congratulates Mr. Kendall and Ray Maczik, who is shown speaking below. Below Right: Jim Eurich and Tom Burden were candle-lighters for the ceremony. Principal Ward Tibbet assists Kevin Burnett and Andrew Papia in unveiling the portrait of their grandfather, Mr. George A. Kendall. Standing with Mr. Kendall is Ray Maczikwho gave the Alumni Recognition. Mr. Kendall is currently a member of the boardof directors and senior vice-president of Wickes Corpora- tion. Mr. Kendall’s topic of his talk was “Business Today and Your Opportunities.” Drama Club Presents “EVER SINCE EVE” Members of the cast waiting patient- ly behind the scenes for their clues are Jim Galford, Linda Rakowski, Sue Ribble, Doris Foster, John Thomas, Larry Smeage, and Jim Pitcher. Below: Mark Elliott, the editor of the Penquin Newspaper, is assisted by his associate John Thomas in clearing away their work so that they may be able to attend to more important business, in the persons of Doris Foster and Kathy DeRosier. Gerald Hinton drops in on the journalism sponsor, played by Joyce Mitchell, to discuss the newspaper's problems. Below; Mark Elliott walks inatan unexpected scene where Kathy DeRosier is pouring out her feelings to John Thomas. Overcoming libel suits and measles, Mark eventually wins the girl of his affections and remains on the staff of the Penquin. SPRING DANCES ATTRACT LARGE TROJAN CROWDS Modern Bands Emphasize Current Trend In The Frug, The Jerk, The Watusi, Etc. . . . GERMAN CLUB SPONSORS ALL- CITY PICNIC Above: Members of the various German Clubs through- out Saginaw gather together for a group portrait after a hearty meal. Below: Trojan and Hillite students feast together as they share a common bond of lan- guage and interest. DRAMA CLUB OUTING Stage Stars Shun | Speeches For Outdoor Celebration Center; Cooks or gourmets? It’s hard to distinguish between the two as Doris Foster, Mark Elliott, John Thomas, Jim Railling, Mr. Ferguson, and Larry Kroah impatiently eye the main course. Below; Drama and Forensic students enjoy a round of baseball before their dinner. It seems the little miss has missed. CATALINA PRESENTS U.S. A GO-GO Top Left: Catalina’s clown and cowboy were especially delighted with Nancy Fini’s flawless solo to the music of “Oklahoma”! Middle Right; SHS’s swimming team displays daring and coura- geous dives; Bob Sidney’s “dying swan” is an example. Below: As the finale approached, all participants lined up to pay tribute to our country’s flag. 18 C.M.U.'S GYMNASTICS TEAM ENTERTAINS Bill Stark, Sur Schuler, and Chris Miles portray a folk singing trio who awed the audience with “Blue,” “The Cruel War,” and “Times, They Are Changing.” Right: The lively dance duet of Pat Foster and Ruth Naranjo perform to “South Ramport Street Parade.” 20 “It Might As Well Be Spring,” sings the combined choir as they present a medley of songs dealing with spring. The combined choir was under the direction of Mr, Allan Simpson; accompaning the choir was the SHS band directed by Mr. Daryl Fetters. 32nd ANNUAL BANDRAMA S.H.S. Music Department Excels In Musical Variety Program Above: Highsteppers like the Trojanettes are a treat in any show. These young ladies are performing to “Cowboy Rhapsody,” a dance arranged by Miss McDaniels. Right; Under the swinging mobiles the band plays their opening number. “The Shield of Freedom March.” The combined band and choir provided an exciting trio of songs that thrilled the responsive audience. VALEDICTORIAN, CHARLES (PAT) SHELLEY Charles A. Shelley, Jr., has been chosen as the 1966 senior class Valedictorian. In his three years on an honors study program, Pat maintained a 4.25 average while actively participating in various extracurricular activities. He has been a member of the Trojan swim- ming, tennis, and cross-country squads, being co- captain of the swimming team this year. Pat has also been active with A Cappella, participated with the Foreign Exchange program to Germany last summer, and has been acting as president of Saginaw High’s National Honor Society chapter. AWARDS AND HONORS Standing: Charles Shelley, Michigan Honor Society and A Capella; Michele Artecki, Civitan Award. Seated: Judy Denno, Commercial Cup; Sue Schuler, D.A.R. Award and A Capella; and Jane Barcalow, A Capella. 22 Standing; Charles Shelley, P.T.S.A. Cup and the Elk’s Most Valuable Award; David Curtin, P.T.S.A. Cup and the Ninth Annual Mathematics Competition Award; and Arturo Torrez, the William A. Houston Award. Seated: Michele Artecki, the Aurora Award Doris Foster, Dramatics Award; and Ceciel Barry, Homemaking Award. Below: Charles Shelley, the Reader’s Digest Award; David Jean, the Danforth Foundation Award; David Curtin, the Treanor Award and the American Society of Metals (Alter- nate); and Roslyn Wofford, the Danforth Foundation Award. Ten Outstanding Seniors Share Sixteen Awards 23 24 Seated: Kathleen DeRosier, PAN HELLENIC; Joyce Wenzel, BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL WOMEN; and Janet Freeland, ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA and P.T.S.A. Standing: Roslyn Wofford, ROSIE FERRELL, KATHERINE ALLEN, and ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA; David Jean, P.T.S.A.; Michele Artecki, THENCEAN; Janice Warner and Sue Ribble, FUTURE TEACHERS. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Above: Mrs. Pukancek was presented with a gift of roses from Principal Tibbet for her outstanding efforts to further her son’s education. Ken received the Frances Goll Mills Scholarship to attend Delta College. Left; Seated: Virginia Iliff, SAGINAW VALLEY COL- LEGE; and Doris Foster, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Standing: Dave Curtin and Larry Smith, U. of M.; and Robert Iliff, SAGINAW VALLEY COLLEGE, MICHIGAN HIGHER EDUCATION ASSISTANCE AUTHORITY —Seated: Charles Cummins, Janet Freeland, Doris Foster, Kathleen DeRosier, and David Demetriou. Standing: David Curtin, David Jean, Luthus Tate, William Stark, Larry Smith, Gerald Sierocki, Michael Marsden, and Joel Morden. 4 College Bound Seniors | Rewarded For Outstanding Efforts 1 i Above: Kathy DeRosier is presented the Pan Hellenic Scholarship by Mrs. Richard Vanderveer during Senior Class Day in Saginaw High’s Auditorium. Right: MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS are Doris Foster, Luthus Tate, Kathleen DeRosier, Joel Morden, Roslyn Wofford, and David Demetriou. 25 Above: Mr. Walter Hinman presents the Ninth Annual Math Competition Award to David Curtin while Charles Shelley, Dr. Laverne Finch, and Larry Smith witness the happy recipient. Right: seated: Jane Barcalow; Bernice Kokes; Connie Mathews, U. of Kentucky; Carol Byran, Oakland and Louise Eaton Buck Scholarship; and Ken Pukancek, Delta. Standing: Kathy DeRosier, SHS Alumni; Tom Grantham, C. M.U.; Charles Shelley, M.H.E.A.A.; William Stark, Oakland; David Jean, M.H.E.A.A.; Greg Gray, C.M.U.; and Sue Ribble, M.H.E. A.A, M ue dd S Above: Reverand John Iliff speaks to the seniors con- cerning their future goals and ambitions. Right: Mr, Allan Simpson directs the A Cappella Choir in the opening hymn during the Vespers service. Seniors Meditate Over Future During BACCALAUREATE Services At Saginaw High LITER Im A Mia | Vå in GRADUATION DAY A Year Of Anticipation Fulfilled As The Awaited Moment | Becomes A Reality 485 Seniors Receive Diplomas Under The June Stars sra” ro | 28 Principal Ward Tibbet extends a handshake and his personal congratulations to the recipients of the special scholarships awarding during the graduation ceremony. David Jean and Larry Smith shared the DON McGEE SCHOLARSHIP; and Charles (Pat) Shel- ley, senior valedictorian, won the ALUMNI MEM- ORIAL SCHOLARSHIP No. 21. David Jean, Charles Shelley, And Larry Smith Recipients Of Coveted DON McGEE And ALUMNI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS Above; Principal Tibbett along with School Board Members Walter A Leesch, Walter C. Averill, and John A. Picard present diplomas to the deserving seniors. Below: Mr. Julius Dezelsky and Sandy Conden happily congratulate a senior as he brings back his cap and gown. Spencer Earl Adams Sandra Lee Agnew Gennetta Allen Jeannette Allen Darlene Kay Anderson Hattie Hope Anderson Sharon Louise Anderson Christine Andrusik Michele Rose Artecki Betty Jean Baber Jack T. Baker Olga Juarez Banda Arthur Leon Bankhead Dorothy Jean Banks Jane Roberta Barcalow Terry Edward Barnes Ceciel Joan Barry Norma Jean Baty Martin L. Beaudin Bonnie Lou Bennett Willie Lee Bennett Grace Allen Beverly Robert Joseph Bishop Celia May Blackmon Raymond Bond, Jr. Sandra Lee Born Antonietta Borrello Sharon Grace Bortle Judy Ann Boruszewski Ernest D. Boston | Phillip Jess Bowman Rose Marie Bowman Shirley Jean Brandel Clara Jean Broadnax Richard Allan Brown Robert Vincent Brown Rodney Frederick Brown Sally Ann Brown Shurly Gene Brown Julene Elizabeth Bujaki Jessie Mae Bunkley Louis Arlington Butzin II Tim Lee Butzin Carol Sue Byron Harold Windfield Cage Joseph King Cain Connie Marie Cailahan Patrick. Callahan Ronald Gene Carswell Sadie Lee Carter John James Castillo Robert Cerda Linda Kay Chapman Keith Alan Clauss Waddie Lee Clay Robert Maynard Coates Robert Crane Conlay Gilbert Cortez Thomas Melvin Cousineau Kathleen Joanne Couture Jocqueline Elizabeth Creed Sharon Ann Crenshaw Robert Wayne Crook William Harry Crump Joe Manuel Cruz James Culpepper Charles Alfred Cummins Roosevelt Cunningham David George Curtin Mary Helen Doniels Haynes GRADUATING CLASS Deborah Ann David Lois Jenella Davis Joyce L. Davis Naomi Lois Davis Sharon Kay Deberry David George Demetriou Judith Ann Denno Kathleen Elizabeth DeRosier Arthur Frederick Dickson James Louis Diggs Charlotte Edith Dingman Randy Leroy Dinninger James Samuel DiSarno Karen Lynne Doak Shirley Jean Dombrowski Larry James Dottery Thomascine Doubley Alice Adele Douglas Willie George Drain Donna Lee Dudek Judy Ann Duffett Lillian Yvonne Dugan Cathy Carol Dunn Linda Darlene Durek Rosalie Elaine Ecarius Anna-Margarete Eggerking Elizabeth Eglitis Frances K. Ellis Sherry Jean Ehlert Kathryn Elliott Annie Belle Evans Adolfo Espinoza, Jr. Sue Ann Fager Kurt F. Fandell Marie Jenet Fayson Karen Ann Fealko Sharon Kay Federspiel Keith William Ferguson Gladys Beemon Fields Nancy Kay Fini Bernard Eugene Fisher Ramona Lucy Flores Salvador M. Flores, Jr. Mary Ann Flukes Rita Mae Flukes Brian Edward Forbes Bette Lynn Ford Barbora Jean Foster Darlene Sue Foster Doris Ann Foster Judy Kay Fox Henry Scott France Janet Elaine Freeland Larry Alan Gene Frieder Charles J. Frost, Jr. Jerry R. Frost Mary Lou Frost Bobbie Jean Gaines Mary Ann Gaines Linda Jane Gambill Eugene Gary Gangluff Rebecca Suzanne Walls Garchow Julian J. Garcia, Jr. Manuel Paul Garcia Peggy A. Gardyszewski Cheryl Lynn Garnett Elizabeth Garza Frank James Garth Eveline Gatzsche Robert L. Goodwin Ruben Deleon Gonzalez Betty Margarete Grandy Thomas William Grantham Gregory Dean Gray Lola May Green Carol Ann Greenleaf Emmit Thomas Green Adele Marie Griffin Julio Gonzales Gutierrez, Jr. Mary Ann Guzman Thomas Raymond Hackett Demene Elizabeth Hall Jeffrey Warren Hall Michael DuBois Hall Guy Floyd Hamilton Constance Meredith Hardeman Mary Jane Hare Berda Lee Harris Diana Gail Harris Kenneth Ray Harris Peggy June Hartley Ida Mae Hatter Annie B. Haynes Thelma Lee Haynes Kurt Eittle Heck Ida Lee Helton Beverly Ann Hemme Rosie Marie Hemphill Barbara Lee Henderson Patricia Ann Henry Alice Hernandez Noreen Hernandez Norma Guadalupe Hernandez Bruce Herr Jack Edward Herrick Leroy Hickman Laura Ann Hill Gerald Eddie Hinton Cynthia Marie Hinton Larry Arthur Hoffman Jim H. Holmes Susan Marie Hopper Joseph Ray Howey Tarry Lee Huff Dorothy Mae Hulett Kandis Lee Hull Bobby Ray Hundley Gladys Mae Hunt Penney Lynn Hunter Robert George Iliff Virginia Ann Iliff Otis Willie Jackson Patricia Ann Jackson Roosevelt Jackson Virginia Ruth Jackson Thomas Gerald Jaenicke Michael Edward Janczewski Mary Martha Janson Milton Clarence Jarrett David Walter Jean Frank L. Jenei Allen James Jessmore Jamison Lovell Johnson Johnny Aaron Johnson Maggie Lean Johnson Victor Johnson Cynthia Yvonne Jones Helen Jean Jones Iverson Lee Jones, Jr. Sarah Edna Jones Yolanda Marilu Kalifa Paul Matthew Karbowski Carlene Ann Karwat James Michael Kaul Larry Eugene Keller James Arthur John Kelly Phillip Ivan Kenyon Sharon Kay Keyser Anneace King Harvey Dean King Lynn Helen Kitchen Jerry Raymond Kleinfeld Alan Edward Koby Bernice Ann Kokes Natalie Kohut Michaelene Jo Korzecki Angelikie Kountouris Larry Allen Kroah George Kross, Jr. Daniel Keith Kuk Brent John Labreche Michael Frederick Laeding Janis Marie Lacy Jeannetta Landrum Steven Landrum Lovisa Marie Langston Pamela Sue Lapprich Georgia Lee Laury Dorothy Eloise Lawrence James Leach Howard Dale Lee Nancy Jane Lehr Diane Gaile Leslie Joyce Chism Leslie Sharon Louise Hardy LeTourneau Wendy Kaye Lewis Gerald Wayne Lichon Sandra Elizabeth Lindow Mary Catherine Lofaro Oscar Lee Lowery Timothy John Lowery Alan Craig Maksimowicz Judith Edna Manbeck Jerry Autry Manzie Amelia Marquez Michael Robert Marsden Rosalind Linda Marselis Dennis James Marshall David James Martin Dessie W. Martin Theresa Joyce Martin Christina Annette Martinez Manuel Gonzales Martinez, Jr. Rose Martinez Constance Elizabeth Mathews Wayne Tunis Mayou Robert Bryson McAdams Rose Lee McBride Grover Tyrone McCloud Patricia Ann McDonald Gloria Dean McGiothin Kathleen Patricia McHenry Glenn Connell McKinney Marilyn Sue McKinnon Randy Lynn McLeod Daisy Lee McMillan Louis Jr. Medaris Sylvia Jean Menshardt Quilliam Larry Merkerson Charles Arthur Merritt John Michael Meyer Christine Candace Milbrodt Richard Charles Milks Kathleen Marie Miller Mary Emma Miller Carolyn Dean Moore Ramiro Rodarte Morales Joel Michael Morden Donald Arthur Morey Alan LaVerne Morrison Anna Kathleen Murlick Jacqueline Sue Murphy Terry T. Murlick Judith Elaine Musolf Bonnie Lou Myers James Wayne Myers Barbara Diane Napier Felix Arthur Naranjo Liisa Helena Narhi George Lee Naylor Susan Jean Nelson R. D. Nettles Ronald Dale Newton Gloria Jean Nichols Sharon Lucille Nicol Gary Roy Noel Linda Marie Nowaczyk John Raymond O'Polka Satero Ortega, Jr. Lee Norman Ostrander Michael John O'Toole Patrick John O'Toole Lucia Oviedo Walter Albert Arthur Pagel, Jr. David Michael Paquette Bethany Ann Patton Percy Lee Parham, Jr. Diana Ruth Parker Nancy Lou Pawlick Barbara Ann Payne Richard Michael Peake Mary Elizabeth Penzkofer Frederick John Perry Robert Perez Phillip Larry Persicke Geraldine Phillips Richard Wayne Pickell Helen Veronica Poineau Dennis Duane Porter Annette Marie Porterfield Joe Arthur Powell Shirley Jean Presley Kenneth Duane Preuss Paul Stanley Prill Julia Franceseen Price Gregory Bernard Prince LuTerry Jr. Pruitt Efthemea Psetas Kenneth Albert Pukancek Cheryl Ann Purdy Gary Rankin Jerry Redeemer Laverne Reed Sharon Ann Reed Terry Reed Ronald Ray Reinke Michael John Rembisz, Jr. Joe Guadalupe Rendon Sylvia San Juanita Rendon T. 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