Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1967 volume:

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Си РОННИ SAGINA HIGH SCHOOL ; . . . Action Which Radiates From Within A Building Of Perpetual Stimulation - Saginaw High School eco ЈН о Р БР Ди ee TABLE OF CONTENTS School Life Seniors Faculty Undergrads Advertising The Active Trojan Will Experience Such Activities As Dancing, Democracy, And Senior Orders. . . | . Attending А Ноте Football Game... . Driving A Car For The First Time, And Finally.. ; . Photographing And Proce To Complete A Student’s Initiation. vivacious cheerleaders, participate during a game and assembly. Below: J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Ann Czerewko, Sarah Ham, Nancy Hoffman, Yolanda Villarreal, Lynn Fager, and Sue Hozer. Above: Kathy Gray (left) and Ruth Naranjo (right), fine examples of | | | VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Kathy Gray, Betsy Little, Sandy Condon. Back Row: Phylis Sharp, Jackie Peebles, Ruth Naranjo, Linda Praay, Karen Kumar, Pat Foster, Janet Phillips. ENERGETIC CHEERLEADERS AROUSE ENTHUSIASM IN ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL Back row: Larry Crawford, Vernel Cambridge, Mike Marsh, Larry Smeage, Nigel Myers, Leo Romo, Mik e Marxer, Ray Mascizk, Wayne Westendorf, Terry Coffey, Larry Moore. Second Row: Gloria Perez, Delores McMillan, Adelita Arizo, Dick Creed, Beverly Ferguson, Ruth Johnson, Martin Sauthauy, Kristi Ristola, Bob Evans, Silke Mier-Witt, Lance Billow, Frau Papadopoulos, Gary Bierlein, Connie Papadopoulos, Uno Norelid, Wazetta Jordan, Bill Vesterfelt, Jim Pitcher, Joe LaPorte, Mr. Ekelof. Front Row: Sally Tasior, Brenda Boyd, Vicki Vallier, Claudia Smits, Mary Ann Brandt, Linda Praay, Beverly Coates, Mary Bolzman, Linda Suave, Connie Merchantson. SENIOR CENTRAL COMMITTEE Back Row: Mr. Snyder, Mrs. Surgeson, Sue Wurtz, Cathy Grahm, and Yvonne Johnson. Second Row: Bill Vesterfelt, Jim Dean, Marc Elliott, Larry Behakendorf, Craig Ruff, and Ed Moore. Front Row: Larry Smeage, Larry Moore, Darleen Kwiatkowski, Linda Hesse, Beverly Coates, Martha Miller, and Linda Winters. Missing from picture: Linda Praay and Mary Bolzman. STUDENT GOVERNMENT EXPERIENCES DEMOCRACY IN ACTION STUDENT SENATE Front row: Barbara Kohlen, Linda Rakawski, Ed Coates, Oscar Bailey, Jerry Moore, Helena Jackson, Earlene West, and Nancy Anderson. Back row: Larry Crawford, Ron Osgood, Terry Cof- fey, Chairman; Gary Nalmagel, Tom Rouston, Scott Deisig, and Tom Woods. STUDENT SENATE Front row: Pat Foster, Secretary; Colleen Murphy, Sandy Darling, Wilinda Allen, Lynn Fager, Annie Garth, Sue Hall, Linda Haney, Elaine Williams, and Dareen Otto. Back row: Rose Glanton, JoAnn Ulmer, Mary Lou Halchi, Karen Kumar, Rudy Alvardo, Dannie Martin, Ray Juras, Tom Burden, Brenda Clay, Margret Perez, Delores Casey, Linda List, Ruth Bolzman, Joan Bannon, Yolanda Villerreal, and Grace Bently. HOMECOMING Sandy Conden Reigns As New Helen of Troy. . . Above: Martha Miller beams in tears of pride as her father places the attendent's crown upon her head; and Sandy Conden reflects the sparkling personality char- acteristic of her highness. Left: The new Helen of Troy and her court review the captive audience during half-time ceremonies in the game against Flint Southwestern. 1966 HOMECOMING COURT Above: Attendents Carolyn Bell and Linda Sauve (seated) and Linda Praay and Martha Miller (standing) escort the new Homecoming Queen, Sandy Conden (center). These charming ladies were recipients of the wholehearted support from their classmates in an all-school election this fall. Below: Saginaw High School's Marching Band presents the new queen and her court to the tune of On the Street Where You Live. ion � ето“ Oy OS X к “Shades of the Roaring Twenties,” exclaimed the older alumni as the Spanish Club's jalopy driven by Henry Martinez roars down the track. Besides guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lynes, Spanish Club members being transported are Ray Mosqueda and Jackie Bates (on hood), Albert Hernandez (running board), andflappers Josephine Fernandez and Maria Velez riding on the fenders. Above: Dennis Weirauch and Eddie Niewicz sit under the Arch of Triumph sponsored by the French Club. Above: The Latin Club initiated another mode of transportation as they used their slaves (new pledges)to pull their mammoth Trojan Horse eniry. Right: The sweet smile of success can be seen on the faces of the Latin Club members during the an- nouncement that they had taken the first place award. HOMECOMING HIGHLIGHTS Half-time Parade Pleases Trojan Spectators Left: Yes, Edd, those аге slacks you see. Due to large amounts of snow and cold, girls were allowed to wear slacks for the remain- der of the week, Below: Both plows and tractors worked hard to plow out the much needed parking space for the faculty and students. SAGINAW HIGH DIGS OUT OF FREAK BLIZZARD Snow-bound Students Adapt То Adverse Weather Conditions Te AONA yv EEL Bb, 343 OUS CM х ВО | Mam of Leather ebe atus SENIORS бесгеїагу Вге� да Воуа Вге� да Adams Earl Addison Moretta Addison Amada Aguilar Joyce Aldridge Hubert Alexander Clarietha Allen Dennis Allen Kathleen Allen Kenneth Allen Rose Alvarado Pecolia Amerson President Larry Moore Ма� су Anderson Lucille Arnett Sarah Ayala Charles Bailey Benjamin Banks Steven Barker Angela Barnes Geraldine Barnes Melanie Beardsley Larry Behnkendorf Carolyn Bell Donella Bennett Howard Bennett Rigina Bentley Roland Berkley Carrol Beverly William Beverly Gary Bierlein Fred Bingham LH Blackman Claytor Bland Erstine Blaylock Diane Block Betty Blohm Sue Bogardus 16 Mary Јо Bolzman Connie Bond Jacquelyn Born Brenda Boyd Mary Ann Brandt Stanley Brazil Elaine Brewster Sandy Brink Alma Broadnax Cheryl Brookins Margo Brooks Thomas Broughton Annie Brown Betty Brown Tim Brown Jane Buck Janetta Buckley Barbara Budzinski Adam Buitron Steve Bujaki Lucille Burden Linda Burke Jeff Burnett Frank Burney Canzida Burns 17 18 Ida Burnside Barbara Burt Perter Burrola Charla Bushong Sara Buxman Gary Byrd Robert Byrd Lillian Cabellero Almeta Caldwell Vernal Cambridge Charles Camel Juanita Cante Jean Carle Sandy Carpenter Kathy Case William Cassell Willie Cassell Aurora Catellanos Joe Castillo Rita Chantaca Virgil Mae Cheatham Barbara Cherry Sam Cherwinski Ron Churchill Matt Cichowski Robert Ciszewski Jamesetta Clark Linda Clark Beverly Coates Terry Coffey Fredricka Cohea Robert Collver Deborah Colvin Sandy Conden Sharon Coutz Renee Craft Lawerence Crawford Ronald Crenshaw Duane Cross John Cuellar 2... | овога; тата АР Ouch, exclaims Johnny Williams as ће ге- ceives his Tuberculosis shot from school nurse, Mrs. Gochnaur, Johnny was part of the T. 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Testing Program administered to all seniors this year. 19 Evelyn Cunningham Judy Czolgosz Maurice Dailey Tim Daoust Sandra Davenport Howard Davey Brian Dawson James Dean Rosemary DeBardelaben Scott Deisig Fernando DeLaCruz Sara DeLaCruz Tim DeShone Paulette Diffen Jessie Diggs Brenda Donald Bonnie Douglas Russ Dubay Bobbie Dugan 20 Elizabeth Dugan Stanley Dulaney Randy Dunlap Dawn Durow Marsha Dymond Tom Ecarius Margaret Elisech Mark Elliott Diane Englehart Beatrice Erwin Dan Esparza Michael Estill Frances Estrada Maria Estrada Isabel Estrada Tellis Everett Thelma Eyman Mabel Faber Will Feagin 21 Mary Feeheley Carolyn Fenn Josephine Fernadez Carlton Flakes Alice Fletcher Elena Flores Suzanne Foster James Fournier Armey Franklin Rosa Frierson Frances Fruk Earline Gaines James Galford Charlene Galloway Vernadeen Galloway Burl Garth Ernestine Garza Ellena Gaskew Saeile Gaudreau Cora Glover Sandi Gnotek Estellah Gonzales Guadalupe Gonzales Joseph Gonzalez Oscar Gonzalez Reyes Gonzalez Robert Gonzalez Cathy Graham Marquita Graham Thomas Grames Thomas Gray Beatrice Greer Bonnie Greer Lou Anne Gutierrez Linda Gwyn Robert Haas Paul Halbig Ernest Hale Mark Halm Renaldo Ham Robert Haney Richard Hardy Lether Hare Sue Harmon Frank Harris Roosevelt Helton Mary Henderson Bill Herron Linda Hesse Kay Hetherington 23 26 Earnestine King Carol Kirchhofer Linda Kirn Bruce Knapp David Knapp Barbara Koehler Connie Konesko Rolland Kovaleski Richard Kraenzlein David Kraszewski Sandy Kuk Maija Kupsis Darlene Kwaitkowski Dennid Lange Patty Joe Laster Don Laufer Eddie Lawless Sue LeClair Dale Lend Marilyn Leszczynski Willie Mae Liddell Lloyd Lindsay Linda Lintern Paul Loeffler Dixie Losee انتک — Marjorie Lovett Robert Lumsden Dorothy Macon Theresa Macon Silke Maier-Witb Robert Makowski Otter Manzie John Markey Frank Marko Donald Martin Enrique Martinez Jr. Soledad Martinez Theresa Martinez Frances Mason Mike Mason Hubert Alexander proves the old adage that “seniors stand tall” prior to graduation. Larry Behnkendorf, homeroom representa- tive for Mr. Thompson's advisory, assists in measuring for caps and gowns. 27 28 Теггу Мазо� Pat Massey Betty Mathis Dee Lynn Mayou Joy McAdams Harry McBride Ella McCoy Paulette McCray Dave McGee Mary McKinley Donna McKinney James McLeod Delores McMillan John McNair Joe Medina Diane Mentel Geraldine Meredith Larry Meyer William Meyer Martha Miller Shirley Miller Ken Miner Linda Minnich Joyce Mitchell Edd Moore Larry Moore Lynne Moore Eva Mora Beth Morrison Dan Morse Gloria Mounger Roland Murray Thomas Mushenski Kathy Myers Nigel Myers Ruth Naranjo Veronica Nash Barb Needham Dorothy Nelson Ken Newton Verdia Nickson Maria Noriega Diane Nosek Tony Olgine Tommie Orange Jr. Maria Ortiz Theresa Ortiz Nancy Osborne Ronald Osgood Peggy Ott This attractive mermaid is a fitting ex- ample of active Trojans. Other than being president of the Catalina Club, Linda Sauve's activities during her se- nior year include memberships in the Student Council and Thencean. А� ex- change student in her junior year, Linda was on the 1966 Homecoming Court and a United Fund Candidate. 30 Rosa Oviedo Bruce Palmer Randy Paquette Juanita Parm Barbara Pavlicek Clarence Pearson Jacquelyn Peebles Carman Pena Phil Perry Nancy Persicke Nancy Pesta Gwen Phillips Janet Phillips James Pitcher Norm Platko Егед РосКга� дї Robert Рорїе1аг2 Vance Poquette Marsha Porter Linda Praay Raymond Presley Barbara Price Dorothy Price Juanita Price Lealer Price Wanda Price Victoria Priest Adrian Prince Ken Pringle Connie Prueter Joyce Pruitt Andrew Quaal James Railling Linda Rakowski Doreen Reed Mary Reed Queen Reed Fred Reinfelder Magdalena Rendon Juanita Reyes Shirley Reynolds Kenneth Rhodes Mary Lee Richardson Diane Rick Nedra Ann Riley Kristi Ristola Raymond Rivera Alyson Robb Donna Roberts Glenda Robinson Jo Bettie Roby Paul Rocha Elida Rodriguez Jesse Rodriguez Mary Rodriguez Naomi Rodriguez Gerald Roe Thomas Rondo Willie Ross Jan Rouston Craig Ruff Elivia Sanchez Jackie Sanders Terrell Sanders Rosalee Sanocki Linda Sauve Arthur Sawyer Ken Schoenheit Tom Schramke Mary Scott Eugene Seals Joyce Sefcik Emilia Serrato James Shijka Larry Shipman Cathy Short Jim Sieggreen Larry Simmons Robert Simon Sue Smalley Larry Smeage Delois Smith Joe Snead Preston Snow Joseph Sobel Sue Sperbeck James Spyker Valerie Stamper Vicki Stebbins Emily Steele 33 Connie Stevens Sylvia Stone Senior Stowe Willie Suber Janie Surles Pat Swart James E, Swilley Johnnie Swilley Denise Sykes Tom Sylvester Kay Szczepanik Sally Tasiar Doris Tate Ethel Tate Carl Taylor Janet Taylor Kathleen Taylor Margo Taylor Christine Terry Tim Brown (left) and Fred Pockrandt dis- cuss the possibilities of their invention with Mr. Brussow. 6 Ж. . . , The versatile engine block mount was created and built by both boys in metal shop this year for the purpose of repairing car engines. Sundie Terry Carolyn Thomas Janis Thomas Annette Thompson James Thompson Phyllis Thompson Phyllis Thompson Rosemary Thurlow Palis Tipton Arthur Totten Dorothy Town John Town Charlene Tucker Nathan Turner Bill Vesterfelt Don Wagner Robert C. Wahl Marian Walkowski Willie Ware 35 Willie Ware Wyomia Warren Mike Waskiewicz Karen Wasmiller Bonnie Waterman Mary Waters Taylor Webb Blen Weber Belinda Weeks Willie Weems Stanley Welch Windsor Welch Carol Wenzel Don Wescoat Earlene West Wayne Westendorf Sam White Virginia Whitmore Janet Whitney Janice Whitney Cornell Wicker Jr. Aneise Wilcoxon John Willadsen Beverly Williams Carlene Williams Crystal Williams Darlene Williams Johney Williams Ken Williams Linda Williams Martha Williams Diane Wilson Walter Wise Yvette Wofford Dennis Wojciechowski Carol Wolfgang Early Rose Woods Jennifer Woods Johnnie Mae Wooten Dorothy Wrenn Annie Wright Leona Wright Susan Wurtz Joe Wyatt Jr. Diane Zwingman N E SS СО er Qo Z, = Si =O O р aa GD E ZA са ЕБ z 40 James Dean, captain of the Trojan tankers, won the SWIMMING TEAM Front Row: Bill Surian, Pete 100 yard Breaststroke at the SVL meet, setting a new Fager, Gary Ketterman, Captain Jim Dean, Bob Po- valley record of 1:05.4. Dean, who has won the pielarz, Mike Beyer, Larry Stone, Glen Duffett. Back Breaststroke event 29 straight times, also placed Row: Daryl Shauger, Sylvester Thomas, Bob Shelley, 10th in the 200 yard individual medley. Coach Al McCormick, Andy Freivalds, Tom Rouston, Nobe Schuler, and Tom Toronjo. Below: Linda Graham, Mary Ann Brandt, and Linda List proved a great asset to Coach McCormick, keeping the records straight at each of the swim meets this year. TANKERS CAUGHT OFF GUARD WATCHING CATALINA An improving team, the Tankers won two meets this year, defeating Bay City Central and Essexville Garber to finish seventh in the valley. ABOVE: Glen Duffett placed 9th in the valley meet in the 200 yard freestyle and 6th in the 400 yard freestyle. Nobel Schuler placed 2nd and 3rd in the 200 yard individual medley and 100 yard breaststroke respec- tively. Bob Shelly finished in the SVL meet at Arthur Hill with an effort good enough for 8th place in the 100 yard butterfly. CATALINA: Front Row: Sally Wenzel, Jeanette Fini, Ruth Schoenheit, Mighalia Pastrano, Helen Harper, Sue Pelish, Margaret Dunn, and Fanny Papadapoulos. Back Row: Sue Smakoska, Gloria Mathews, Linda Grahm, Karen Kumar, Linda Sauve, Claudia Smits, Nancy Myers, and Ruth Blakely. Standing: Sponsor, Mrs. Dengler. 41 SAGINAW HIGH HOSTS VALLEY WRESTLING MEET VARSITY WRESTLERS: Kneeling: Julius Kirby, Richardo Sanchez, Jesse DelBosque, Ernest Baty, and Bobby Austin. Back Row: Fred Clay, Bill Settle, Ludmond Kemp, Gary Ferguson, Craig Aitkenhead, Ben Harris, and Coach Marcogliese. Jesse DelBosque gets the upper hand on his opponent, placing fourth in one of the many matches that took place at the SVL wrestling meet held here in the Sagi- naw High gymnasium. Saginaw, hindered by player suspensions, tallied only 4 points in the meet as Flint ran away with the crown. Coach Marcogliese Rebuilds Wrestling Team J.V. WRESTLERS: Kneeling: John Jones, Roy Jones, and Jim Laporte. Standing: Larry Reyes, Bernardo Rosales, David Scott, Robert Bigby, and Coach Mar- cogliese. жез um CROSS COUNTRY Kneeling: Charles Kelley а� а Don Parker. Standing: Coach Stan Stull, Bob Hare, and Larry Crawford. Don Parker warms up on the S.H.S. track bef the t 1 t Mast m Ei E cand HAR R I E R S Pontiac in a triangular meet. STEP UP Tom Broughton proved an inspi- ration to the Trojan team, leading the way to valuable points. P ACE Coach Stull confers with Bob Hare and Charles Kelley before a deci- sive meet. The Trojan's courageous attempts were to no avail as all other conference teams sped for Valley honors. TROJANS CAPTURE 3RD CONSECUTIVE VALLEY CHAMPIONSHIP VARSITY BASKETBALL Charles Kelley, Joe Snead, Morris Lewis, James Haines, George Forester, Eugene Seals, Adrian (Duke) Prince, Larry Pershay, Lloyd Lindsay, sinn Jim Eurich, Oscar Bailey, Beryle Miller, and Coach Ken Gray. Torrid Shooting And Tenacious Rebounding Co mbine To Stomp Hills For District Crown 1966-67 SEASON RECORD Saginaw Opponent Saginaw Opponent 94 Bridgeport 48 60 Pontiac 65 64 Bay City Central 49 51 Flint Central 46 | | 74 Flint Northwestern 47 75 Bay City Central 43 71 Arthur Hill 47 55 Arthur Hill 63 | | 87 Midland 54 90 Bridgeport 57 61 Flint Northern 44 83 Flint Northern 56 | 101 Bay City Handy 40 1 Flint Southwestern 39 | 68 Flint Northwestern 58 49 Bay City Handy 25 M DISTRICT TOURNAMENT | | 92 Douglas MacArthur 40 75 Arthur Hill 68 NG | 44 CITY “А” TROPHY SEIZED The Trojans entertained a capacity crowd this year, scoring 1154 points in regular season play. Saginaw shared the Valley championship with Flint Central, only losing to Pontiac Central 65-60 and Arthur Hill 63-55. This makes it three championships in the four years that coach Ken Gray has been at the reinsofthe Varsity squad. The team then went on to defeat Douglas Mac Arthur 92-40 and the Hills 75-68 to gain a District Tournament trophy. Below: Charles Kelley, three year veteran and sparkplug of the Trojan offense, hoops “2” in a cliff hanger against cross-town Arthur Hill. Right: Jo e Snead slips in behind the Midland defense to lay up an easy basket, TROJANS WHIP HILLS IN BEST OF THREE GAMES Regional Finalists Finish Season With 17-3 Record Flint Central Edges S.H.S. In Regional Finals By Mere Point Larry Pershay (42) drops in two pointsfrom the wing. “Duke” Prince (50) and Gene Seals (44) watch from under the basket. Above: The team assembles around Coach Gray during a time out in the S.H.S.-A.H.H.S. clash. Saginaw’s well-balanced team destroyed the Lumberjacks 75-68. The Trojans Junior Varsity completed another near perfect season this year, winning 15 games in 16 outings. Above: Eugene Evans, Von Nickel- berry, Ray Richardson, and Ed Coates proved a great asset to the sta- bility of squad. Left: Nickelberry positions himself for а rebound. J. V. ADHERES TO TROJAN TRADITION, CAPTURES VALLEY CHAMPIONSHIP JUNIOR VARSITY: Kneeling: Jim Kenyon, Mgr.; Charles Markey, Harry Johnson, Carl Ruth, Ed Coates, Von Nickleberry, Eugene Evans, Dale Westbrook, Curtis Helton, John Frier, Mgr. Standing: Coach Brussow, Lemeul Smith, Kenny Jackson, Leonard Reid, Art Richardson, Ray Richardson, Ralph Levi, Cleveland Donald, Herchel Burnel, and Pat Debardaladen. 47 End, Lloyd Lindsay (above) was chosen to an АП SVL berth, while teammate Tom Orange was a second team choice. Right below: Adrian Duke Prince, Saginaw's stalwart center, placed on the SVL second team. Guards, Charles Kelley and James Haines accom- panied Prince to a SVL second team position. Saginaw High, having no single outstanding basketball player, had a well balanced squad and many excellent athletes. TROJANS HONOR OUTSTANDING ATHLETES FOR 1966-67 SEASON Above: James Dean, one of the Trojanstoptankers, took a 10th place in the Valley meet in the 200 yd. individual Medlay (2:25.5). Dean also took the valley record and a Let place in the 100 yd. breaststroke (1:05.4) and 11th place in the State meet, Left; Daryl Shauger, Saginaw High's top diver, gained a 10th place (141.85 points) in the Valley meet. LETTERMEN Row 1; Jesse DelBosque, Tim Brown, John Willadson, Jeff Burnett, Joe Snead, Ruben Garza, Jim Euricle, Bill Vestervelt, Jim Dean. Row 2; Mr. McCormic, Mr. Korf, Steve Barker, Bob Popularz, Glenn Duffett, Daryl Shauger, Bob Shelley, Larry Moore, Larry Crawford, Mike Marsh, Mr. Marcogliese, Mr. Grey, Mr. Wilson. Row 3: Mr. Lemanski, Mr. Marsh, Mr. Economou, Burle Miller, Oscar Bailey, Tom Broughton, Jim Sheijka, Adrian Prince, Howard Sharper, Howard Bennett, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Brus- sow, Mr. Johnson. Row 4: Bobby Austin, Julius Kirby, Bill Surian, Morris Lewis, Ray Presley, Taylor Webb, Terrell Sanders, Dave Scott, George Foster. Row 5; Terry Coffey, Eugene Seals, Tom DeVeaux, Norm Platko, Sam Cherwinski, John Flukes, Bill Badger, 49 Tom Orange. Row 6: Larry Pershay, Stanley Welsh, Larry Shipman, Ron Crenshaw, and Roland Berkley. VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: Bill Vestervelt, Larry Moore, John Willadson, Joe Snead, Steve Barker, Lloyd Lindsy, Tom Orange, Ron Crenshaw. Row 2: Coach Claude Marsh, Tom DeVeaux, Larry Shipman, Oscar Bailey, Bill Turner, Terry Coffey, Morris Lewis, Stanley Welch, Don Martin, coach Joe Entienne. Row 3; Trainer Glen Johnson, Tim Wehner, Ray Presley, Milton Marshall, Jim Eurick, Bill Badger, Howard Bennett, Terrell Sanders, Jim Shijka, coach Walter Hinman, coach Ken Gray. Row 4: Coach Lou Economou, Beryle Miller, John Liddell, Dennis Hall, Roland Berkley, Larry Pershay, Ken Darnell, Howard Sharper, Jerry Moore, and Coach Oarie Lemanski. Missing are Tim Brown and Ruben Garza. Trojans Continue Rebuilding With 2-7 Record Bill Badger (31) and Bill Vesterfelt (66) close in for a tackle on a Bay Cityfoe. Central, how- ever, beat back the Trojan gridders 55-0. VARSITY FOOTBALL 1966 Saginaw Opponent 26 Midland 29 6 Flint Northern 7 48 Bay City Handy 0 27 Douglas MacArthur 6 13 Pontiac Central 41 0 Flint Southwestern 31 7 Flint Central 13 0 Bay City Central 55 19 Arthur Hill 36 Above: Bill Vesterfelt proved to be typicalofthe Trojan spirit in the team this year. Although hampered by injuries, Bill continued to give his team added strength by kicking PAT's and playing the defensive halfback position. Right; Tom DeVeaux falls into the end zone after а complete d pass. Such “heads up ball” is com- mon when Saginaw High gridders meet their cross- town rivals, Arthur Hill, Below: Oscar Bailey (41) pulls in a swing pass from quarter- back Jim Eurick (10) for scoring position and long yardage. Saginaw’s second half rally fell short as time ran out witha 36-19 deficit against Arthur Hill. Left: Ed Coates (31) makes a spectacular tackle with the assistance of Donnie Martin (48). Unfortunately, over enthusiasm caused a penalty, but their desire prevailed in a 12- win over the Hills. Right: There is plenty of action at the annual “Little Brown Jug” game whenever the Sagi- naw J.V. encounter the Hillite juniors. Here, Saginaw's crack offense goes over for a touchdown, putting the game out of the Hills reach. J. V. RETURNS LITTLE BROWN JUG Row 1: Jim Westbrook, Walter Simmons, Ed Coates, Ben Haller, Tim Wehner, Charles Markey, Zebedee McCall. Row 2: Feadow Jones, Henry Derige, Houston Hicks, Fred Pidilla, Ed Whitney, Ed Silva, Larry Kelley, Kieth Palmer, Alex Arizo, Manager John Markey. Row_3: Coach Lou Economou, Dennis Durek, Gary Howard, Ernest Jackson, Alonzo Wrenn, Dennie Martin, Paul Bowman, David Gushen, Coach Walter Hinman. Row 52 4: Bennie Baber, Robert Lampley, Ray Richardson, Cozy Smith, Ronnie Sanders, Willie Swilley, Richard Lake, Richard Creed, Jerry Moore, Lomar Whitmore. Row 1: Don Caverly, John Freier, Henry Laury, M. T. Thompson, Gordon Pierrie, Jim Kenyon, Ken Anderson, Eugene Evans. Row 2: Mike Gutierrez, Dave Reisig, Keith Feder- spiel, Ken McGowan, Al Denson, Ralph Levi, Jim Perry, Dave Fisher. Row 3; Ron Enciso, Travis Jones, Willie Dulaney, Hershel Burnell, Donald Clev, Lem Smith, Larry Joiner, John Ayala. Row 4: Jerry Triplett, Myron Hudson, Ernest Baty, А1 Cowch, Carl Ruth, Von Nickleberry, Mike Young. Row 5; Coach Ken Gray, Pat Debardelaben, Gary Lee, Roy Jones, Bob Ledell, Creg Jones, Thomas Cordell, Vern Clay, Coach Marcol. SOPHOMORE GRIDDERS RECORD PERFECT SEASON 4 | � s ; SS SES m s om M Жақ | | e ët ERS EES) H LIII 2222221! sanes ens The Soph’s strong offensive wall poses for the camera before a Valley encounter. The talented backfield of Jim Perry, Len Smith, Eugene Evans, and quarterback Von Nickle- berry connected for 320 points while the unyielding defense held opponents to a mere 56. The Trojan Soph’s completed the circuit with a 8-0 talley under the helm of head coach Ken Gray. МАА ЭЛА SE т� о =, ү ZUM с; NNSZVSAA Y ( [ N N | d f | | oi ч | ` LE Ш X | || | Е m n | | y | «А. = ји = e У А2. у TROJANS TACKLE TANZANIA PROJECT Faculty And Student Body Cooperate In Achieving $1000 Goal Former Saginaw High student, Frank Marxer, speaks to the student body about his experiences with the Peace Corpsin Tanzania. His appeal for aid in building a school in Tanzania was readily accepted by Saginaw High students, who volunteered to raise $1000. The Saginaw High Cheerleaders challenged the faculty women to a vol- leyball game for the purpose of raising money for the Tanzanian Pro- ject. The outcome was the cheerleaders two games, the faculty one. 95 VARIED ASSEMBLIES APPEAL TO TROJANS Rally Student ted Strength t For Uni iri Pep Assemblies Sp T о, لاوا‎ er қ”. н MI фм, e ce an. | t pa ам Above: А very excited Gloria Perez runs to receive her corsage from her equally excited parents. Above: Mr. Smith extends a congratulation to his so son, Cozy. Right: Ruth Johnson, a sopho- more, will be touring Europe with The Musical Youth International group. Left: A very enjoyable part of the exchange assembly was the introduction of Saginaw's exchange teacher from Japan, Hirako Okitsu. Right: A woman who plays a big part in sending ex- change students abroad is Mrs. Rachael Andreson, who is in charge of the program. The exchange students for 1967 аге: Row 1-Веуегіу Ferguson, Jo Ann Ulmer, Gloria Perez, Betsy Little, Rachael Valls, Ruth Johnson, Mary Lou Halcli. Row 2-Robert Evans, Ellen Bettesworth, Cecil Doster, Ruth Bolzman, Cozy Smith, Robin Rupp, Tom Burden, Joan Bannon, Sue Smokaska, Jerry Ruffin, and Renney Davis. Not pictured with the above group were Linda Blakely, Janet Brown, Helen Harper, Russell LaFayette, and Barbara McIntosh. ` ] T 1 in international U тасгетата LIL ЛОСОСА TGGGGGUTT GGG FUCULCIT УСТА I Left: Backstage, parents anxiously await their turn to congratulate their son or daughter. Above: Scenes of happiness such as this were common place at the assembly. Cecil was se- lected to journey to Denmark this summer. ORCHESTRA Row 1: Diana Ruple, Joyce Aldridge, John Ayala, Kathy Kent. Row 2: Maggie Pena, Jeanette Fini, Shirley Harwell, Bette Boyd, Beverly McKinney, and Mr. Ergo. ORCHESTRA Two Trios Receive First Ratings In District Trials STRING TRIO Joyce Aldridge, Maggie Pena, and Kathy Kent. STRING TRIO Jeanette Fini, Diana Ruple, and Kathy Kent. Under The Watchful Eye Of Band Director Mr. Fetters, Trojan Musicians Learn That Practice Does Make Perfect | | | фев SAGINAW HIGH Trojan Band Prepares For Spring Concerts And Act Ka EE SC EX e | | || A CAPELLA Row 1: Alan Simpson (choir director), Margie Baty, Mary Montgomery, ‘i Linda Culver, Sue List, Kathleen Hetherington, Sue Hacker, Marther Miller, Pat Swartz, | | Linda Praay, Shirley Jones, Kristie Ristola, Donna Wahl, Adelita Arizo, Mary Irvine, | Kathy Gray. Row 2: Lucinda Williams, Janet Phillips, Allison Robb, Judy Koski, Diane 9 Pretzer, Mary Jo Bolzman, Silke Mier-Witt, Arme Harold, Jane Buck, Joy Мајезке, | | | Phyllis Sharp, Doris Reynolds. Row 3: Charles Markey, Willie Madlock, Bill Currin, Tim | Wendt, John Vance, Ruben Garza, Eddie Lawless, Tom Broughton, Dennis Smith, Ray Presley, Mark Tolosa. Row 4; Gary Bremer, Burly Garth, Casmiar Dumbra, Ray Maczik, c Harold Pruitt, Larry Smeage, Ban Banks, Al Jones, Ron Romo, Al Romo, and Cornell Hu Wickers. VOCAL MUSIC DEPT. REFLECTS TROJAN SPIRIT Varied Choral Groups Offer Wide Musical Selection For Active Trojans BOYS' CHORUS Front; Terry Dinninger. Row 2: Hurley Riley and Ken Parcel. Row 3: Ray Tolosa, Charles Harvey, Mike Hastadt. Row 4: М.Т. Johnson, Larry Barnes, Bill Reed, Tellis Everett, Melvin Moore. Row 5: John Smith, Leonard Adams, Roy Pattila, Cozy Smith, Terry Hall, Howard Thomas, and Tom Woods. | GIRLS’ CHORUS Row 1; M. Fritz, D. Obuchowski, J. Ulmer, D. Otto, M. Thomas, ЇЧ. Hoff- | man, L. Walkowski, J. Waskiewicz, V. Fischer, P. Paulson, S. Lorenger, С. Henderson, Р. Thompson, M. Austin, L. Williams, S. McKinney, P. Diffin, D. Sullivan, M. Austin, M. Fleming. Row 2: M. Ford, S. Spencer, B. Lovett, G. Phillips, M. McKinley, J. Worten, A. Czerewka, K. Crenshaw, L. Williams, P. Robb, B. Brown, H. Myles, L. White, J. Grandy, P. White, G. Nunamaker, P. O'Grady, N. Parham. Row 3: S. Brown, M. Thomas, E. Williams, R. Mora, V. Vallier, D. McKinney, P. Stimson, J. Roby, D. Greer, W. Jones, R. Blakely, L. Blakely, M. Johnson, C. Bowman, B. McKinney, Н. Jolliffe, D. Stoddard, C. Landrum, and L. Wallace. MADRIGALS Row 1: Beverly Coates, Ma rjie Baty, Sue List. Row 2; Doris Foster, Pat Swart, Shirley Jones, Mary Jo Bolzman, and Judy Koski. Row 3: Tom Broughton, Gary Bremer, Harold Pruitt, Larry Smeage, А1 Romo, and Larry Presley. PARENTS, TEACHERS, AND STUDENTS COOPERATE IN UPGRADING SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY Above: Jim Railling and Sarah Brown, FTA members, collect coats at basketball games— one method of raising funds while still per- forming a community service. Center: Robert Jamison, Director of the Youth Protective Services in Saginaw County, speaks ata PTSA meeting on programs for helping youth. Be- low: Mr. Donald Efremoff chats with parents during the annual November Open House at SHS. AURORA STAFF Kneeling: James Thompson, Bob Wahl, Tom Gaudreau. Standing: Mary Ann Brandt, Kathy Walters, Sandy Stange, Gloria Mounger, Pat Foster, Lynn Fager, Laura Hen- derson, Sue Smokoska, and Belinda Weeks. AURORA STAFF COMPLETES 1967 YEARBOOK IN RECORD TIME Use Of Second- Color Highlights Trend For Modernization Of School's Yearbook Sophomore Lynn Fager prepares copy for senior Dennis Allen to type. Lynn is taking Aurora as a study hall without credit, while Dennis is a journalism transfer student who has been in yearbook and newspaper work since junior high. JUNIOR Y-TEENS Front Row: Val McDonald, Sally Lynes, Ruth Mora, Linda Blakely, Joan Bannon, Mary Sommerfeld, Marilyn Frost, Robin Rupp, Judy Stoddard, Racheal Valls, Sue Furiat, Kathy Walters, PhylisSharp. Back Row: Mary Ciszewski, Ceal Burnett, Delores Reyes, JoAnn Ulmer, Linda List, Ann Hipel, Mildred Johnson, Donna Gulvas, Barb Scanlon, Sandy Klienfeld, Fran Padapoulos, and Kathy Gray. SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS Front Row: Darlene Huntley, Judy Sexton, Colleen Durow, Jean 5: Waskiewicz, Jean Taylor, Lynn Fager, Julie Lake, Sherry Gronski, Kathy Blondin, Nancy Hoffman. Back Row: Dixie Slavin, Ruth Schoenheit, Wendy Gleason, Elaine Miller, Sue Pitcher, Jean Marko, Sue Hozer, Sue Brown, Doreen Otto, and Janice Dierich, ; Y-TEEN OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Seated: Connie Papadopoulos, chaplin; Pat Foster, vice-president; Beverly Ferguson, president; Sandy Stange, secretary; and Sarah Brown, Treasurer. Standing: Ad- visors Mrs. Canal, Miss Presentine, and Mrs. Krohn. FRENCH CLUB Raising their glasses on high, the members of the French Club toast each other during their annual Halloween celebration, Members attending the meeting are Seated: Colleen Murphy, Mary Tasier, JoAnn Ulmer, Gloria Perez, Ann Nicewiz, Joan Bannon, Patty McQuaid, and Pat Schnauta. Row 2: Diane Obuchowski, Mary Thomas, Lona Knieran, Ceylon Baker, Mary Irvine, Hermalinda Rosales, Mrs. Driscoll, and Gre- gory Barrett. Row 3: Kathy Dobis, Ellen Bettingsworth, Joe LaPorte, Tom Burden, Ida Delaney, Christine Czerney, and Leonard Berkley. 70 THENCEAN | Row 1: 1: JoAnn Ulmer, Sandy Stange, Nancy Frahm, Linda List, Sue Bogardus, Kathy Gray, Sue $ Sue Sperbeck. Row 2: '2: Cathy Graham, Gloria Mathews, Judy Stoddard, Ruth Bolzman, Claudia Smits, Joan B: Bannon, Karen Kumar, Sue Smokoska. Row 3: Charla Bushong, Pat Foster, Sarah Ayala, Martha Miller, Pat Swartz, and Nancy Pesta. THENCEAN OFFICERS Standing: Miss Kuplis, Advisor; Lou Gutierrez, Sergeant at Arms, Seated: Fran Papadopoulos, Historian; Rosemary Thurlos, Secretary; Linda Praay, Vice-President; Mary Jo Bolzman, President; Betty Blohm, Treasurer; and Connie Papadopoulos, Student Council Representative. | FUTURE TEACHERS Regular members of the ЕТА who gathered for the induction сег- emony and banquet of the new members were: Gloria Perez, Barb McIntosh, Linda List, Phyllis Sharp, Robin Rupp, Ruth Bolzman, Rosalie Sanocki, Joan Bannon, Mary Bolzman, Bev Coates, Betsy Little, and Sarah Brown. Mrs. Allington and Mrs. Hall (seated) are the advisors. NEW FUTURE TEACHERS Standing: Judy Thomas, Belinda Weeks, Val Stamper, Dora Primus, Debbie Crotzer, Rosa Watson, Janice Dierich, Kaye Minnich. Seated: Kathy Gray, Connie Hernandaz, and Connie Merkinson. ма SE 72 GERMAN CLUB Row 1: Sandy Darling, Linda Blakely, Janet Brown, Mary Bolzman, Kristi Ristola, Sielke Mier-Witt. Row 2: Vickie Fischer, Dorothy Skabardis, Kathy Teach- out, Lynn Fager, Lorie Elliot, Nancy Halas, Brenda Hart. Row 3: Dave Orange, Wally Czerewko, Dale Heck, Tim Wendt, Andris Frievalds, Dick Creed, Bob Shelley. Row 4: Mara Ducis, Debbie Crotzer, Linda Burke, Laura Henderson, Sue Koehler, Sherry Stelzer, Joy Majeske. Row 5: Mrs. Straumanis, Ruth Johnson, Ronald Osgood, Jim Pitcher, Chris- tine Senkpiel, Barb Budzinski, Cheryl Brookins, Gary Bierlein. The German Club brightens up the German Christmas Carols. holiday season by entertaining the student body with DI E- EZ = А H 2 = LATIN CLUB Seated: Debbie Hill, Kathy Blondin, Jacqueline Kroach, Kaye Minnich, Sue McLeod, Sue Froelich, Pat Cameron, Sue Hozer. Row 2: Mrs. Tenney, Jeanette Ғі� і, Nancy Hogg, Cassandra Landrum, Deborah Smith, Wilda Haney, Linda Haney, Joslin Morgan, Marylin Lawerence, Betty Terry. Row 3: Joseph La Porte, Thomas Woods, Diana Ruple, Brenda Boyd, Gloria Mounger, Craig Ruff, Walter Marsh, Charles Kruse, Robert Evans. T ide d d SPANISH CLUB Row 1: Mary Roundtree, Barbara McIntosh, Elida Rodriguiz, Ruth Mora, Rose Oviedo, Juanita Reyes, Maria Velez. Row 2: Rose Rendon, Mary Pelish, Betsy Little, Ruth Narjanjo, Fani Papadopoulos, Nancy Sanchez. Row 3: Maggie Ortiz, Jacci Bates, Pat Swart, Belinda Weeks, Rachel Valls, Mary Ortiz, Josephine Fernandez. Row 4: Ken Parcell, Rudy Hernandez, Albert Hernandez, Ray Mosqueda, Bob Evans, President Hank Martinez, Lonn Schwab, Earnest Olivarez, Russ Lafayette. 73 RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES Seated; Deborah Colvin, Mary McKinley, Janet Phil- lips, Doris Reynolds, Edie Jean Williams. Standing: Geraldine Barnes, Shirley Miller, Betsy Little, Phylis Sharp, Wasetta Jordan, Emila Beasley, Pam Brown, Lena Wiles, Jesse Del Bosque, Pam Jones, Sue Hozer, Cindy Blackson. RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES Seated: Myrtle Brumfield, Mary Evans, Mae Cooper, Lorraine Bond, Patty Merrill, Debwin Williams, Brenda Martin, Lucinda Williams. Standing: Miss Vincent, Wendy Brazil, Carol Towne, Rose Ferrell, Janis Griffin, Carol Jarrett, Joan Bannon, Jean Leach, and Sally Loranger. 74 RUSSIAN CLUB Drinking Borch? No, it'sprobablya drink more appeal- ing to а student's palate. Here Brenda Hart, Laura Dulski, Joe Sobol, Nancy Halas, and Frau Straumanis enjoy “A Russian Tea” while reading and enjoying Russian conversation. DRAMA CLUB Seated: Glenda Nelson, Mary Ciszewski, Linda Praay, Phyllis Thompson. Standing: Irene Castellanous, Glen Duffett, Scott Deisig, James Railling, Dave Gushen, and Charlys Sweet. 75 76 LIBRARY STAFF Library volunteers such as Kay Hetherington, Jesse Burt, Sue Harmon, Cathy Pena, Jean Kramer, Becky Hildebrandt, and Sue Hozer are valuable assistants to the students in book services. LIBRARY STAFF Front Row: Mrs. Hamilton, Sue Furiat, Bernice Rulapough, Jayne Cousineau, Sue Smalley, Myrtle Brumfield, Maxine Chisoln, Cathy Losee, Pat Massey, Yvonne Fuller, Marlene Habke, Gloria Lopez, Mrs. Wagner. Back Row: Sandy Kuk, Karen Hulme, Ruth Schoenheit, Judy Sexton, Micheal Estill, Clarence Tennyson, Gary Kelley, and Micheal Massey. NOON HOUR MONITERS: Unsung heroes who devote their own time to patrolling hall traffic during lunch hours аге; Erskine Blaylock, Steve Barker, Howard Benett, Arther Sawyer and Willie Ware (kneeling). CO-OP Row 1: Betty Blohm, Karen Wasmiller, Diane Zwingman, Earlene Gaines, Shirley Jones, Janie Surles, Sarah Ayala, Nancy Pesta, Lou AnnGuiterrez, Sharon Coutz, and Margo Brooks. Row 2: Joe Wyatt, Clarence Pearson, Canzida Burns, Claritha Allen, Oscar Gonzales, Marcus Huff, Burley Gorth, Ken Newton, Carlton Flakes, Dorothy Price, and Roose- velt Helton. Row 3: Pat Massey, Linda Morton, Frances Fruk, Linda Lintern, Estellah Gunzales, Sue Bogardus, Melanie Beardsley, Judy Johnson, Judy Czolgosz, Beverly Williams and Jane Buck. Row 4: Dave Johnson, Tom Johnson, Ken Miner, Paul Loef- fler, Bill Meyer, Tom Gray, Kathy Grahm, Mary Ann Garzbakowski, Barbara Pavlecik, Connie Prueter and Dawn Durrow. Row 5: Sponsors—Miss Pritchard and Miss Harkins, Tim Daost, Ken Williams, Tom Brough- ton, Richard Holmes, Ken Allen and Tom Ecarious. ТҮ HEADLINES H., igh School Journaliste Furmational Honorary Sociew for H Customers Demiestro Watsen, Harry McBride, and Mary Ann Brandt purchase necessary school supplies from student store employees Sandy Darling, Cammy Weeks, and Penny Goodrich. STUDENT LANTERN Row 1: Jackie Bates, Renee Davis, Cammy Weeks, Donna Wahl, Nancy Frahm, Row 2: Sue Hildabrandt, Betty Terry, Karen Kumar, Mary Pelish, Bonnie Lash. Row 3: Calvin Robinson, Maria Torrez, John Vance, Shannon O'Connor, Ton Reinke, Dan Swartz, and Blanche Thomas. m = SKI CLUB Ком 1: Jim Pitcher, Jim Chapple, Diane Steinhilber, Kathy Blondin, Darcy James, Judy Koski, Dave Gushen. Row 2: Barb Scanlon, Sally Lynes, Joan Bannon, Robin Rupp, Diane Cherwinski, Mara Ducis, Debbie Crotzer. Row 3: Phyllis Sharp, Karen Kumar, Leo Romo, Mark Schultz, Suzanne Foster, Larry Taylor, Dan Synder. Row 4: Kathy Gray, Sandy Klienfeld, А1 Romo, Gayle Dycewicz, Jean Marko, Polly Robb, John Smith. Seated in back is Mr. Watia, Advisor. Missing from picture: Bob Wahl. COUNSELING CENTER HOSTESSES LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Papadopalous, Donna Roberts, Veda Katter, Ruth Naranjo, Susan Hall, Sandy Stange, Geraldine Meredith, | Carole Davis, Elizabeth Dugan, Juan Taylor, Sonya Jackson, Benardo Rosales, JoAnn Ulmer, Linda Sharppe, Phyilis Sharp, Sue Sperbeck, 79 Жент re CITY’S WASTE PRODUCTS BECOME SOURCE OF UNUSUAL ART Foundry Cores Provide Shop Class With Ideal Material For Creative Sculpturing Mr. Laatsch’s shop class excells in the art of sculp- turing heads like the ones at the left. Below: Ken Draine, Roger Lukowski, James Brown, and Sam Thames delicately carve the figures from pieces of iron core donated by Chevrolet Foundries Division, Saginaw. Many students are also familiar with the Trojan head pins that are completely produced by Mr. Laatsch’s crew. KITCHEN STAFF No amount of praise can be given to our kitchen staff which has faith- fully prepared well-balanced nutritious meals for our benefit. They are: Emma Mc- Carthy, Ann Psiuk, Casimera Franz, Ruth Hager, Sue Stelzer, Mrs. Stove, and William Milten. BEHIND THE SCENES—THE BACKBONE OF SAGINAW HIGH CUSTODIAL STAFF The record of cleanliness Saginaw High has maintained over the past years is the result of outstanding service performed by our custodial staff. They are: Fred Adams, Everett Moulton, Lulu Moulton, head custodian; Sadie Campbell, Nalda Ott, Don Hoover, Bob Graham, Bob Shappard, Lotti Buchenan, Elta Handlovitz, Vivian Merell, and Mary Kuk. 81 Ze e = О = WARD E. TIBBET A.B., M.A. PRINCIPAL Initiation Of Peace Corps Talks And Tanzania Project By Principal Tibbet Increases Interest In Foreign Exchange Programs Throughout Community And School Below: Mr. Tibbet proudly accepts the contribution of student representatives from Heavenrich elementary school towards the Tanzania school project. A total of thirty-five dollars was collected by Heavenrich school when they heard of Saginaw High's interest in helping build a school in Tanzania, Africa. Projects such as this have helped Trojans become aware of the need for better international cooperation and understanding among all countries. The interest stimulated by principal Tibbet in foreign relations (i.e., Teacher and Student Exchange Programs, the Peace Corps, etc.) has been a primary cause for the community's reaction and participation in similar programs, 83 JOHN D. EKELOF MARY J. EWING B.S., M.S. B.A., M.A. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL DEAN OF STUDENTS SUMMER SCHOOL DIR. Miss Ewing Appointed New Dean of Students At Saginaw High Cheer up, things could be worse! By the perplexed look on Mr. Ekelof, many students felt that the situa- tion couldn’t have been any worse. Mrs. Duncan found herself trapped in the elevator for the whole lunch hour until outside help arrived. Such problems are everyday occurances to the administration, and it is a credit to the office personnel for their calm ap- proach to proper solutions. Valuable assets to the counseling center Mrs. Reynolds (standing) and Mrs. Willadsen work hard to keep things in order and running smooth. OFFICE WORKERS Besides being a big help in the office, these girls pick up useful experience. They аге: Seated; Mary Waters, Darlene Kwiatkowski, Pat Jarzabkowski. Standing; Gloria Mounger, Laura Taylor, Yolanda Villeralla, Marlyne Habke, Maggie Rendon. OFFICE WORKERS VALUABLE ASSET TO SCHOOL COMMUNITY SECRETARIES: Keeping information handy and up to date while maintaining other numerous duties, Yolanda МсА� а� у, Dorothy Willert, and Emmaline Kimmerly are able to accom- plish by employing past experience with hard work. 85 DUANE MASS В.5:, M. A; Attendance Counselor Mr. Mass's assistants, Mr. Jacob- son, attendance counselor, and Mrs. Couture, attendance secretary are kept busy trying to locate missing Saginaw High students. ATTENDANCE CHECKERS Standing: Mary Ann Brandt, Judy Goff, Mabel Faber, Mary Welsh, Margo Taylor, Dora Premius, Kathleen Billingsley, Margaret Elisech, Pat Clark, Sue Hoffman. Seated: Ingrid Henderson, Doris Tate, Mara 86 Estrada, and Diane Cherwinski, Assisting a student in her selection of next year's program, Mr. Hanson offers sound advice in choosing a course suitable to her potential, COUNSELORS CHANNEL STUDENT INTERESTS TOWARDS GOALS FRED HANSON BIA, МА, MS. Director of Guidance GLORIA MARIE MOORE B.S., М.А, Counselor JAMES L, SNYDER B.A., M.A, Counselor RUTH B, SURGESON B.A., М.А, Counselor 87 MARIE ALLINGTON В. ER English MARY CAMERON B.S., M.A. English RUTH CHAMBERLIN A.B. English CORA DUNCAN A.B., M.A. English RONALD FERGUSON B.S. Speech, Debate, Drama MARY HETHERINGTON B. A. ЕД Мб. English CARLA HUMPHREY 18} А. English EMILIE KANITZ B.A., M.A. English J. ROSS MITCHELL B.A. English ALENA NEAL В.5. English ROLAND PRATT B.M.E., M.A. English ENGLISH TECHNIQUES REQUIRED FOR MODERN YOUTH YVONNE L. VEAL B.S. English, Sociology JOHN YOUNG B.A. English ELSA A. PRESSENTIN A.B. English, Journalism DONALD SCOTT B.A. English SHIRLEY STEPHENS В.А. English 89 ЕММА RUTH CROSBY B.S. General Math 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. JEWEL L. HALL B.S. Guidance WALTER M. HINMAN B.A. Dept. Head. Biology, Nat. Sci. GLENN JOHNSON B.S., M.A. Mathematics OTTO KAHLER B.S. Math, Chemistry SCIENCES ЕХРГОКЕ ABSTRACT AND UNKNOWN GENE WILSON B.A. Driver Education ROLAND WILSON В.5. Biology KENNETH YOUNG B. ED. Mathematics, Audio- Visual PAT MARCOGLIESE B.S. Guidance, Wrestling CLAUDE J. MARSH B.A. Natural Science, Coach GERALD SLOSSER B.S. Mathematics DONALD SPEER В.А., М.А. Driver Training ALEX L. TOYZAN B.S., M.A. Chemistry CHALMERS J. WICKWIRE B.A., M.A. Physics, Physical Science 91 | | | | || | | | | | || || || || | | || ТТІ ПП 11 ||| НІ! | | || | d ||| Ш | | | | ІП | || || | ||| ||| | || | | || || || | | || | | | | ІШ ШІ || ||| | | | | UI | | ІП ІТ! | ||| | ІШ ! ІІ ІШ ||| ||| | ІІ || || ІТ! ИІ! 1 ІТ ШІ! ІІ Ii ІТ ІІІ ||| | ИІ ay iii I {| | | || ||| || ШЕТІН ІІ! | | |||| | ||| ||| | ||| || | ІП ІІІ ТІ ||| 1 | 92 GENE BEUTHIN B.A. Economics, Govt. PATRICK M. BRENNAN B.S. U.S. History JULIUS DEZELSKY B.S. IN. ED. Social Science LOUIS ECONOMOU B.A. Study Hall, Coaching FRANCIS FRANCOMB B.A., M.A. History, Consumer Ed. DONALD FROST M.A. U.S. History, Study Hall HERB KORF В.5. World History, Ath. Director JAMES LEUENBERGER B.S. Social Studies SOCIAL SCIENCES STRESS HUMAN RELATIONS GLADYS McCULLY BS; American History J. FRANKLIN SHERMAN A.B., M.A. Psychology, Sociology HOWARD SPRACKLIN B.A., M.A. Psychology, Sociology STANLEY STULL М.5. History, Coach LARRY THOMPSON B.S., M.A. History, Aurora, Govt., Econ. TAUNO WATIA B.S. Geography 93 94 LENORE BILLINGTON BSE Business JAMES BRUSSOW В. 5. Соасћ, Меїа1 А group of volunteer РТА mothers line up for their portrait after helping serve an outstanding Thanks- giving Day dinner to hungry Trojans. JAMES P, CARY B. А. Retailing ROY CHAMBERLAIN B.E., B.S., M.A. Electricity GLEN CHAPIN В. 5. ЕЛ М, А, Bookkeeping DONALD EFREMOFF BS Retailing RANDALL HALL В,А., MA, MBA. Bookkeeping AILEEN M, HARKINS B.S. Retailing Coordinator ALGER D, JOHNSON В:55, Mj A; Machine Shop FUTURE VOCATIONS | EMPHASIZED IN SHOP | AND BUSINESS COURSES DRENNON JONES В,5, Retailing MILDRED KROHN B.A., M.A. Shorthand, Typing CLIFFORD Р. MONSON BS. : ВА А Dept. Head. Drafting epu ES LS | ROBERT F, NICKODEMUS { B,S5 M.A, Woodworking Tech. ELNA M, PRITCHARD В,5., М.А, Office Training, Office Coordinator NANCY JO WHITTINGTON B.S, Typing KATHLEEN CANEL B.S. Homemaking JEAN CHAFFEE В; А, Spanish GENEVIEVE DRISCOLL Б.А; МА, Еге� с� JACK ERGO М.м. Music, Instrumental DARYL FETTERS B.M., М.А, Instrumental Music VIOLET HAMILTON А, Ва М, А, L 5. Librarian DOROTHY PETRIE B.S., M.S, Home Economics ELSIE ROSSELIT B.S, Home Economics ALLAN С. SIMPSON M.S.M., M.M.E. Vocal Music ALIA STRAUMANIS B.A. German, Russian SPECIAL SUBJECT COURSES COMPLETE LEARNING PROCESS Mr. Stull attempts to block a letterman's shot during the annual lettermen-faculty game. Due to technical difficulties, the fac- ulty suffered а loss—much to the delight of а somewhat biased audience, MARGARET TENNEY A.B., М.А, Latin, Language Dept. Head CARLOS URIBE B.A. | Spanish CAROLE VINCENT В.5., М.А, Homemaking NELL WAGNER si В.А, Librarian RUSSEL L. ANDREOTTI B.S. Vocational Education DONALD N. ARMSTRONG B.S. Vocational Education DONALD EFREMOFF В.5. Retailing, Neighborhood Youth Corps JOSEPH ETIENNE B.S., M.A. Vocational Education, Basic Sci., Coach MARY C. FOLDS B.S., М.А. Vocational Education, English, Social Studies DOROTHY M. GRAVES B.S., М. Ed. Vocational Education, Home Economics JOHN J. LAATSCH B.A., M.A. Vocational Education Shop JAMES J. PHELAN B.A., М.А. Vocational Education VOCATIONAL AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION ROUND OUT STUDIES ANNYE ROBERTS B.S., B.A. Vocational Education DAVID VALLIANT B.S., M.A. Vocational Education LOUISE VAN ALSTINE BS. Vocational Education ALEX VAN DERBELLEN ,..8 right jolly old elf,” isanapt B.B.A., B.S. description of Santa (Mr. McCormic) Vocational Education as he distributes gifts to Kerri Thompson and other faculty children at Saginaw High's annual Faculty Christmas Dinner. JANET DENGLER B.S.P.E. Physical Education OARIE LEMANSKI BS. Physical Education CLAUDE MARSH М.А, Science, Coach ALLYN McCORMIC B.S., M.A. Physical Ed., Swimming Coach MARYLEE ROMAKER В.А,, М.А. Physical Education SUPERVISORS PLAN FUTURE SCHOOL GROW'TH Superintendent Coulter Retires After Ten Years At Helm Of Saginaw e Schools CHARLES C. COULTER Superintendent, Saginaw Public Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION Walter A. Leesch, Walter C. Averill Jr., R. Joseph Heagany, Chairman John О, Goodsell, Superintendent Charles C. Coulter, Harold М. Karls, John 100 А. Picard, Eugene P. Stansbury. ЗРЕСТАГ, BOARD DEPARTMENTS ASSIST IN SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Right: These men are often behind the scenes to the students, yet their presence insures our school sys- tem that all programs will coordinate and function at top performance. Edward VanderMeer Jr., busi- ness administration assistant; confers with Leonard Т. Soper, assistant superintnedent in charge of adminis- tration; and Robert D. Hanes, director of buildings and grounds. Above: Special department directors include Eleanor D. Bang- ham, art education; Catherine Furbee, speech correction; Earle Robinson, adult vocational program; and Lawrence Laeding, health and physical education. Left: Helen McCall Tewes, as- sistant superintendent, elementary education; and Milford O. Holt, assistant superintendent, secondary education, are di- rectly involved with the teacher personnel in Saginaw’s public schools. MISS EWING HONORED AT 25- YEAR BANQUET Standing alongside her portrait which will hang with ||| other 25-year members in West Hall, Miss Mary J. ||| Ewing (right) receives congratulations а� а а corsage from Miss Jean Gray. Dedication plaques were also awarded at the dinner: one to the boys locker room (to be named after Mr. Chester Stackhouse) and an- other to English room 162 (named after Miss Marion McKinny). 7%� ж. Ра p A number of honored guests enjoy their meal during the faculty dinner in the cafeteria, Hostesses serving the meals are students at Saginaw High, and the dinner was prepared in our own kitchen with the help of the school staff, At the 102 end of the table is Mrs. Stone, former school dietician, who was honored at the banquet for the nember of years she served both faculty and students at Saginaw High. NIRS. 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Lit Vee lit UNDERGRADS JUNIORS РКЕРАКЕ FOR LEADERSHIP ROLE Underclassmen Assume Responsibility Of School Leaders JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Capable members of the Junior class are Bob Evans, vice-president; Adelita Arizo, secretary; and Ray Maczik, president. Jerry Abernathy, Celia Acosta, Karen Acosta, Ber- nell Adams, Darlene Adams, Jasmin Adams, Leonard Adams. Edward Albertson, Quida Ald- ridge, Dennis Allen, Rudy А1- varado, Adelita Arizo, Alex Arizo, Ted Arnoldi. Erna Augustine, Ella Austin, Ruby Austin, Geraldine Aytek, Bennie Baber, Charles Bacote, Willis Badger. Mary Bady, Bob Bailey, Oscar Bailey, Carolann Bamber, Melba Banks, Joan Bannon, Michael Bark. Flord Barnes, Gregory Bar- rett, Susan Bartotti, Jacci Bates, Larry Baty, Margie Baty, Carl Beasley. Barbara Benton, Chester Ben- ton, Jerry Berg, Archie Bert- rand, Ellen Bettesworth, Robert Beverly, Michael Beyer. Sherra Biggins, Larry Billings- ley, Lance Billow, Marc Bing- ham, Gloria Blackmon, Linda Blakely, Eunice Bodiford. Ruth Bolzman, Eileen Bond, John Bond, Lorraine Bond, Karl Borisow, Penny Basser- alit, Adriane Bowie. Paul Bowman, Ray Box, Bar- bara Boyer, Everett Bracken, Pat Braggs, Carol Brandon, Stanley Brazil. Wendy Brazil, Gary Bremer, Dorothy Brewer, Larry Brewer, Rosemary Brieaull, Curtis Brown, Daniel Brown, , James Brown, Janet Brown, Lula Brown, Sarah Brown, Sylvester Brown, Myrtle Brumfield, Debra Bryson. Sandra Burden, Thomas Bur- den, Daniel Buriel, Cecilia Burnett, Jesse Burt, Myrtle Burton, Barbara Byrd. Rose Marie Coin, Pauline Caldwell, Ethel Canada, Wes- ley Carpenter, Sandy Carrigan, Hazel Carter, Delores Ann Cadey. Davis Cassandra, Elaine Cas- tello, Irene Castellanos, Don Caverly, Jessica Cerda, Chris- tine Chantaca, Diana Cher- winski. Faye Chester, John Choyce, Christine Czerney, Darrell Churnesky, Joan Cichawski, Mary Ciszewski, Jamesetta Clark. Patricia Clark, Sharon Clark, Brenda Clay, Fred Clay, Pa- tricia Coates, Hurlette Cole- man, Joyce Coleman. Steve Coleman, Linda Collver, Lucinda Colvin, Mickey Com- pian, Diane Conley, Patricia Cooper, Mae Cooper. Jayne Cousineau, Rita Craig, Robert Crandall, John Cronk, Debbie Crotzer, Joe Cruz, William Curria. Johnnie Curry, Ruby Curry, Danley Darnell, Sandy Darling, Kenneth Darnell, Carol Davis, Jan ie Davis. Patricia Davis, Renney Davis, Margaret Dawkins, Jesse Del Bosque, Annette DeBardelaben, Christina Dela Garza, Henry Derige. Tom DeVeaux, Roger Dinninger, Marian DiSarno, Robert Dom- browski, Cecil Doster Jr., Elizabeth Dudley, Mara Ducis. Glen Duffett, Ronald Dukar- ski, JoAnn Duke, Thelma Duke, Ida Dulaney, Casimir Dumbra, Charles Dunlap, Margaret Dunn, Dennis Durek, Gayle Dycewicz, George Eb- enhoeh, William Ecker, Marsha Egerer, James Elliott. ІІ 106 Greg Estrada, Isabel Estrada, Jim Eurick, Mary Evans, Robert Evans, Nina Everett, Peter Fager. John Falls, Wallace Fayson, Jennifer Federspiel, Beverly Ferguson, Gary Ferguson, Rose Ferrell, David Fick. Mary Fleming, Gloria Flores, Juan Flores, John Flukes, Lorraine Flukes, Becky Fos- ter, Pat Foster. Marsha Ford, George Forster, Nancy Frahm, Mike Frey, Marilyn Frost, Edward Fuller, Sue Furiat. John Gamer, Greg Garnett, Dale Garchow, Linda Garchow, Carlos Garcia, Martha Gar- cia, Betty Garner. Junior Y-Teens Val McDonald, JoAnn Ulmer, Robin Rupp, Mary Sommerfeld, and Sarah Brown get together to discuss future candy sales. 107 108 Ruben Garza, Albert Gasker, Tom Gaudreau, David Geiers- bach, Glen Gibbens, Ronnie Gibbs, Thomas Gillespie. Rose Glanton, Gail Gipson, Tommie Glenn, Deborah Goines, John Gonzales, Penny Goodrich, Milton Goss. Paul Gounselman, Marquita Graham, George Grandy, Jo- ann Grandy, Gary Granger, Kathy Gray, Delores Greer. Beatrice Greer, Janis Griffin, Larry Griffin, Donna Gulvas, David Gushen, Helen Hain, James Haines. Mary Lou Halcli, Betty Hale, Dennis Hall, Howard Ham, Willo Hamilton, Gloria Ham- mond, Wilda Haney. Arme Gean Harrold, Helen Harper, Hattie Harris, Joe Ann Harris, Kenneth Hasel- beck, Ricky Hauk, L.J. Haynes. Gwendolun Hemon, Gloria Hen- derson, Laura Henderson, Irene Hercelia, Alan Herline, Thomas Hernick, А1 Hernandez. Rudolph Hernandez, Edward Hervert, Gwendolyn Henry, Gearldean Heuitt, Houston Hicks, Rebecca Hildebrandt, Susan Hillebrand. Chris Hinton, Ann Hipel, Louise Hogan, Leona Holden, Paul Holmes, Mary Horn, Gary Howard. Mr. Cary stimulates one of his second semester retailing classes with a bit of witticism during their study of wholesaling tactics. Dennis Huff, Beverly Hueme, Bonnie Irish, Mary Irvine, Louise Isom, Charla Jackson, Helene Jackson. James Jackson, Maggie Jack- son, James Jarlock, Carolyn Jarrett, Alva James, Albert Jennings, Charlene Johnson. Howard Johnson, Jacqueline Johnson, Mildred Johnson, Tammy Johnson, Dave Jimi- aez, Dora Jimenez, Robert Jimenez. Albert Jones, Feadow Jones, Janis Jones, Wilma Jones, Joyce Jordon, Sterling Jordan, Raymond Juras. Valerie Kapp, Virginia Kapp, Dorothy Kelley, Larry Kelly, Hence Kence, Brenda Key, Frances Kimble. 109 Lieagie Kindred, James King, Anna Kirby, Jim Kleinebreil, Sandy Kleinfeld, George Knight, Judy Koski. Joan Krauss, Richard Krenz, Charles Kruse, Toni Kuhn, Karen Kumar, Betty La Cross, Margery La Cross. Tom Ladrig, Russell La Fay- ette, Williams Lafolyette, Nance Lagalo, Carol LaGrow, Renae Lahti, Janice LaLonde. Oscar Landin, Kendell LaPan, Joe LaPorte, Bonnie Lash, Cassandra Laudrum, Cleo Laury, James Laury. Mattew Laury, Archie Law- rence, Jean Leach, Mary Lee, Carol Leichner, Sam Leppert, Wallace Leszczynski. Linda Lewis, Morris Lewis, Shirley Lewis, James Linam, Gloria Lister, Linda List, Sue List. Betsy Little, Irene Llamas, Martin Lofback, Bruce Lon- guemire, Alicia Lopez, Sally Loranger, Maria Lorrez. Barbara Lovett, Barbara Lov- ett, Roger Lukowski, Lanny Lumsden, Martin Luplow, Trof Lurier, Sally Lynes. | | | Ray Maczik, Peter Maczik, Willie Madlock, Sandra Maun- ger, Joy Majeske, Warren Manbeck, Steve Manial. 110 Student overpopulation and classroom shortage often lead to the need for immediate substitutes such as Mr. Spracklin's psychology class meeting in the spacious auditorium. Grant Marcoux, Robert Mar- low, Karen Marks, Michael Marsh, Milt Marshall, Brenda Martin, Donnie Martin. RoseMary Martin, Michael Massey, Gloria Mathews, James Mathewson, Sherman Maris, Zebelee McCall, Bill McCommon. Valerie McDonald, Mike Mc- Grandy, Tom McGarrity, Geraldine McGaw, Ron McGaw, Barb McIntosh, Carol McIntosh. Susan McIntosh, Audrey Mc- Kinney, Donna McKinney, Virginia McKinney, Joe Mc- Knight, Elizabeth McMillion, Jesse McMillion. Sharon McNally, Johnson McNeal, Liegh McQuaid, Patti McQuaid, Jeanette Meier, Sandy Melton, Phyllis Melvin. 112 Isaac Meredith, Patty Merrill, Mark Meyer, Dorothy Middleton, Sharon Mieicarek, Jeannie Mietla, Ann Milburn. Beryl Miller, Dave Miller, Thomas Miller, Willie Miller, John Moll, Lois Moll, Frankie Moore. Jerry Moore, Joyce Moore, Ruth Mora, Dorothy Moserve, Jerry Moore, Joslin Morgan, Belinda Mosley. Raymond Mosquedu, А1 Мош- trie, Gloria Mull, Brenda Mun- son, Tommy Munguia, Colleen Murphy, George Murphy. Rose Murray, Hazel Myles, Glenda Nelson, Kenneth Near, Richard Nerman, Eugene Net- tles, Sharon Neuman. Ann Nicewicz, Ronnie Nickle- berry, Roger Norris, Ann Nosek, Rita Nosek, Janice No- wacki, James Nugent. Gloria Nunamaker, Larry Ober- son, Linda Obuchowski, Shannon O'Connor, Russell O'Dette, Patricia O'Grady, Alice Oieez. Ernest Olivarez, Ophelia Osund, Margaret Ortega, Robert Orte- ga, Beverly Osbrone, Leonard Ozerajtys, Keith Palmer. David Ponkina, Connie Popa- dopoulos, Fanny Popadoupoulos, Gary Paquette, Don Parker, Don Parker, Robert Parks. What's cooking? Whatever it is Annie Trotter, Pat Curry, Joyce Brook, Sue Hillibrandt, Mildred Johnson, and Bev Miller, are busy displaying their culinary talents during their homemaking class. Tom Parks, Roy Patilla, Peg- gie Paulson, Bill Peake, Floyd Peake, Mary Pelish, Susan Pelish. Mary Pena, Cathy Pena, Gloria Perez, Margaret Perez, Larry Pershpy, Loren Piehl, Gloria Pierson, Carolyn Pinkston, Vicki Pix- ley, Nancy Podirn, Diane Paet- zet, Helen Price, Dorothy Price, Harold Pruitt. Connie Ramsey, Willie Reed, Eva Reed, Lahar Reed, Ronald Reese, Helen Reif, Jim Reilly. Jim Reimers, Tom Reinke, Delores Reyes, Patsy Reyes, Doris Reynolds, Raymond Richardson, Hurley Riley. Nedra Riley, Earl Primus, Mary Roberts, Calvin Robinson, Curtis Robinson, Glenda Robin- son, Jerelene Robinson. Regina Robinson, Robert Roche, Ruben Rocho, Juanita Rodri- guez, Milton Rogers, Sandra Romanelly, А1 Romo. Ron Romo, Lou Rondo, Bernar- do Rosales, Maria Rosales, Jerry Ruffin, Jessica Ruez, Candy Rupp. Robin Rupp, Janet Ruppel, Ricardo Sanchez, Ronnie San- ders, Vivian Sanders, Santhany Martin, Debbie Sawyer. Vicki Sayan, Barb Scanlon, Henry Schempp, Patricia Schnautz, Dan Schneider, David Scott, Roxie Scroggins. Christine Senkpiel, Dave Shands, Phylis Sharp, Howard Sharper, Daryl Shauger, Gail Shearcl, Zenobia Sheard. Bill Shepherd, Jessie Shivers, Eddie Silva, Rick Siminske, Walter Simmons, Joe Simon, Kathleen Simons. Rita Simons, Alfonzil Smith, Brenda Smith, Cozy Smith, Deborah Smith, Dennis Smith, Dorothy Smith. Dwight Smith, Jim Smith, John- son Smith, Shirley Smith, Claudia Smits, Sue Smokoska, А1 Snow. Most Saginaw High students take advantage of available study hall and library facilities for class preparation. Grace Solis, Mary Sommer- field, John Sota, Yvonne Spen- cer, Barb Stadnika, Sandy Stange, Bruce Staffney. John Steele, Pamela Stevens, George Stevenson, Don Stew- ard, Sandra Steward, Barbara Stidhum, James Stillwagon. George St. Mary, Diane Stod- dard, Judy Stoddard, Larry Stone, Senior A, Stowe, Mattie Strickland, John Strzynski. Sharon Stuhler, Denise Sulli- van, Lennard Summer, Bill Surian, Chester Surles, Charlys Sweet, Willie James Swilley. Maureen Symon, Rose Tamez, Veronna Tarleton, Mary Tas- ior, Andrew Tate, Maurice Tate, Carl Taylor. Carlis Taylor, Laura Ann Тау- lor, Linda Taylor, Sally Taylor, John Teneyuaue, Clarence Tennyson, Betty Terry. Otis Terry, Julia Thomas, Judy Thomas, Margaret Thomas, Rau Helen Thomas, Hurley Thompson, Jo Ann Thompson. Richard Thompson, Dennis Thorne, Floyd Tilden, Cynthia Tinsley, Frank Tithof, Mark Tolosa, Robert Turner. William Turner, Mile Tuzas, Alberta Tyson, Jo Ann Ulmer, Vicki Vallier, Rachel Valls, John Vance. Sharon Marie Vaughn, Robert Veasley, Maria Velez, Joe Vrable, David Wachowski, Donna Wahl, Viringia Walle. Claudette Walney, Rebecca Walton, Marshall Ward, Linda Washington, Olivia Washington Willie Dean Ware, Larry Warner. Shirley Warren, Wesley War- ren, Demiestro Watson, Donna Watson, Linda Watson, Jenny Weaver, Don Webb. Cammy Weeks, Ruby Weems, Tim Wehner, Rick Weirauch, Cara Welch, Gregory Wells, Beverly Welzin. Dorothy West, Peggy Ann White, Mary Whitehead, McKinley Whitehead, Lamar Whitmere, Ed Whitney, Mary Wicker. gem m А concerned Mr. Hansen peers through the crowd trying to select those students he can assist. The counseling office often handles such crowds, especially when classes are chosen for the next semester. Lena Willes, Andrea Wil- liams, Campare Williams, Clarence Williams, Diana Williams, Jannie Williams, Johnny Williams. Joyce Williams, Linda Williams, Lucinda Wil- liams, Ozzie Williams, Prince Ella Williams, Christina Willis, Rudy Willis. Shirley Wills, Danny Wil- son, Cary Winters, Sharon Wisniewski, Bob Wolpert, Bonnie Woodhouse, Alonzo Wrenn. Ed Wressell, Patricia Wrona, John Zamora, Hen- ry Yauz, Francis Yharra, Mike Yeaman, Constanovia Youngblood. Mary Yales, Tom Zuniga, Sue Hacker, Kathy Walters. 117 Madie Abby, Linda Adams, Leslie Addison, Acy Ad- kins, Acy Adkins, Craig Aithuhead, Ron Albertson, Wilenda Allen. Tom Allison, Robert А1- varado, Barbara Ander- son, Bradley Anderson, Ken Anderson, Rick An- derson, Dennis Archer, Benito Arizo, Bobby Austin, Mattie Austin, John Ayala, Bar- bara Acklen, William Bacote, Ceylon Baker, Sandy Baker, Richard Baker. Dennis Ballard, Mitchell Ballow, Spencer Bandy, Willie Banks, Mary Ba- rachkoo, Ted Baranowski, Harry Barkley, Lionel Barkley. Melvin Barkley, Larry Barnes, Ray Barted, Earnest Baty, George Baumgartne, Clark Beach, Emilia Beasley, Curtis Bell. 118 SOPHOMORES COMPLETE FIRST YEAR'S EXPERIENCE New Arrivals Find Recognition For Efforts In Academic And Extracurricular Activities SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Three outstanding Sophomores elected by their classmates this year are vice-president Leo Romo, secretary Connie Merkeson, and president Mike Магхег, Grace Bentley, David Ben- ton, Tim Bernau, Harold Beverly, Brian Bidwell, Robert Bigby, Carl Bill- ings, Debby Bird. Ennix Blackman, Cynthia Blackson, Ruth Blakely, Tom Blohm, Kathy Blon- din, Diane Bodiford, Mar- ian Bond, Toni Bond. Martin Bonnet, Deborah Boone, Sherry Bowie, Carol Bowman, Bette Boyd, Norman Braddock, Edgar Bradley, Linda Brazil. Walter Brethauer, Bill Britzhe, Dorothy Brooks, Gloria Brooks, Joyce Brooks, JoAnne Browder, Beverly Brown, Darlene Brown. Keith Brown, Mary Brown, Nancy Brown, Pamela Brown, Shelley Brown, Susan Brown, Sylvester Brown, Yvette Brown. Barry Bryan, Sally Buck, Leonard Buckley, Terry Bunker, Nic Bundick, Daisy Bruiel, Hershel Burnell, Sandy Burnett. Arnie Burnside, Beth Byrd, Clibdell Byrd, Linda Bailey, Melvin Barkley, Rosa Cage, Rudy Camel, Pat Cameron. Bob Campbell, Hester Canada, Romona Carmona, Barbara Carson, John Carter, Robert Cavenaugh, John Caverly, Karol Cheltraw. Eleanor Chantaca, John Chapman, Roosevelt Chapman, Michael Chap- ple, John Cheney, Debor- ah Chism, Erma Chesm, Maxine Chisolm. Don Church, Linda Chur- nesky, Louis Choyce, Marcetta Clark, Patri- cia Clark, Debbie Clauss, Vern Clay, Annie Clement. Robert Cline, Ed Coates, Howard Coleman, Debbie Conden, Christine Cor- dingly, Dennis Costello, Allen Couch, Sam Cozzelino. Richard Creed, Karon Crenshaw, Gilbert Critten- don, Richard Cruz, Joe Cousineau, Katie Curry, Mary Curry, Patricnello Curry. Wally Czerewko, Ann Czerewko, Benjamin Da- vis, Paul Dagan, Kathy Dobis, Shirley Daniels, Willie Daniels, Larry Darensbourg. Jesse Davila, Emma Da- vis, George David, Mary Davis, Waverlyn Davis, Neitis Davis, Pat DeBaide- laben, Janie Deinanch. Dorothy DeLaney, Alfred Denson, Sylvia Diaz, Jan- ice Dierich, Fred Dingman, Terry Dinninger, Joyce Dixwon, Rick Dolson. Ann Dombrowski, Rosa- linda Dominguez, Donald Cleveland, Emma Donald, Mary Donald, Gurnie Dos- ter, Lee Dottery, Laurie Doutre. Kenneth Draine, David Drake, Debra Drake, Dan Ducham, Kathy Dudek, Mary Dudley, Willie Du- laney, Robert Dunn. Darwin Durek, Colleen Du- row, Larry Edwards, Grace Eli, Lorie Elliott, Charley Ellis, John Ellis, Joey Enciso. Ronald Encisco, Dorene Engelhe, Eunice Ervin, Roscoe Eschilse, Margo Esparza, Diane Evans, Eugene Evans, Clifford Everett. Dennis Ewing, Linda Fager, Lynn Fager, Kris Falls, Virginia Fayson, Keith Federspiel, Michael Feeh- ley, Johnnie Fenn. 120 rs. Neal assists а student with his class recital during her 6th hour, sophomore lass. Fred Fetting, Ruth Finch, Jeaunette Fini, Dave Fish- er, Vicki Fisher, John Flaunon, Rose Ann Flores, Joan Flowers. Diane Fobear, Edna Foote Gene Foote, Jessie Forte, Mary Jane Forte, Evelyn Fox, Lavayra Frasier, Esther Freeman. 3 John Freier, Ardris Frei- valds, Mary Fritz, Sue Froehlick, Karl Gagnon, Ernestine Galloway, Lavra Garcia, Annie Garth. Anthony Garth, Willie Gary, Joe Garza, Jauet Geiersbach, Raymond Сеіѕкі, Harry Geweniger, Wendy Gleason, Judy Goff. Steve Golden, Juanita Gon- zales, Howard Gould, Mary Gould, Brenda Grace, Linda Graham, Mary Lou Graveratte, Hosia Grayson. 121 Judy Green, EarlGregory, Sherry Gronski, Laura Grzesiak, Mona Gulliver, Dennis Gunther, Dennis Gushen, Alfred Gutierrez, Joe Gutierrez, Mike Gutierrez, Laily Haack, Bill Haas, Debby Haas, Marlene Habke, Laura Haines, Patricia Hall. Susan Hall, Terry Hall, Tom Hall, Ben Haller, Sarah Ham, Linda Haney, Bobby Hare, Walter Harper. Monica Harrington, Ar- della Harris, Benjamin Harris, Eddie Harris, Marcia Harris, Linda Hart, Charles Harvey, Shirley Harwell. Connie Haskin, Michael Hastedt, Sheri Hawkins, Dale Heck, Curtis Helton, Ingrid Henderson, Ronnie Henderson, Connie Hernaudez, The crowded, bustling halls between classes at Saginaw High often appear as a continuous moving mass of humanity, which disappears only at the sound of a bell. One student, Adrian Prince, seems to stand above 122 the rest of the crowd. Rosemary Hernaudez, Sammy Hernaudez, Bar- bara Hibbler, Marcia Hig- gins, Cherie Hightower, Debbie Hill, Emma Hines, Sandra Hinton. Nancy Hoffman, Roxanne Hoffman, Sue Hoffman, Arie Hogan, Nancy Hogg, Douglas Holden, Jerry Holden, John Holden. Derrounie Hollis, Billy Holmes, Dianne Hood, Gloria Hoosior, Susan Houze, Susan Hozer, James Hudson, Myron Hudson. Michael Huell, Shirley Highes, Nasieree Hulett, Robyn Hull, Karen Hulme, Darlene Huntley, Pat Hur- ry, Larry Huyne. George Irish, Gloria Jack- son, Johnny Jackson, Judy Jackson, Kathryn Jackson, Kenneth Jackson, Peorlie Jackson, Sonya Jackson. Yevette Jamerson, Darcy James, Gearlddine Jam- minson, Patricia Jarzab- lowski, Michael Jean, Cal- lie Jennings, Deborah Jennings, Adel Jimenez. Dannie Jimenez, Irene Jimenez, Richard Johndro, Alex Johnson, Evelyn Johnson, Harry Johnson, Jackie Johnson, James Johnson. Jill Johnson, Johnny John- son, Mildred Johnson, Preston Johnson, Ruth Johnson, Shafer Johnson, Sheldon Johnson, Wilbert Johnson. Larry Joiner, Craig Jones Dorris Jones, Jessie Jones, John Jones, Pamela Jones, Patricia Jones, Roy Jones. , Travis Jones, Walszetta Jordan, Roger Katter, Colleen Kelly, Blanchia Kemp, Jim Kenyon, Nancy Kersten, Ken Keyser. 123 Bill King, Irma King, Julius King, Lona Knierim, Earnestine Knight, Susan Koehler, Annie Koger, Kevin Korbein. Janean Kramer, Jacquelyn Kroahs, Donna Kruske, Randy Kwaiser, Marsha Kwiatkowski, Paul La- Drig, Michael Lahti, Dick Lake. Julie Lake, Robert Lam- pley, Norma Lange, Jo- anne Langston, Jim La- porte, Addie Mae Laury, Henry Laury, James Laury. Shirley Lawless, Marilyn Lawrence, Mary Lawr- ence, Dave Layer, Linette Leckrone, Gary LeClair, Lee Doris, Gary Lee. Oscar Lee, Carl Lehr, Paul Lemmer, Patricia Lent, Doran Leonard, Joseph Leszezynski, Josie Levario, Ralph Levi. Janice Lewis, Jane Lexie, Bobby Liddell, Howard Lid- dell, Katie Liddell, John Lienezewski, Terry Lilley, Charles Lindow. Diana Lintern, Michael Lintz, Mattie Listee, Linda Llamas, Sherry Lockhart, Maria Loperena, Gloria Lopez, Joseph Lopez. Kathy Losee, Linda Low- ery, Richard Lumbreras, Beverly Mack, Joseph Makarewicz, Colleen Ma- kowski, David Malecke, Al Manzie. Larry Manzie, Louis Mares, Charles Markey, Jean Marko, Walter Marsh, Mike Marxer, Eddie Mat- thews, Minelva McAdams. Gathel McBride, Barbara McCall, Dennis McCarroll, Willette McClennon, Mike McCoy, Ricky McDaniel, Annice McConald, Duane McGhee. 124 Robert McGhee, Beverly McKinney, Karen Mc- Kinney, Maurice McKin- ney, Sharon McKinney, Christeen McKnight, Sue McLeod, David McMillan. Clinton McMillon, Gladys McMillon, Joyce McNair, Linda Meier, Junior Mel- vin, Doris Merdith, Lydia Merino, Bob Merrill. David Merrill, Danny Meyer, Richard Michal- ski, Bob Michela, Joy Micsak, James Miles, Helen Milianis, Beverly Miller. Gale Miller, Kaye Min- nich, Havis Minnir, Linda Mitchell, Tony Mocry, Mary Montgomery, Freddy Moore, Melvin Moore. Edward Morales, Darryl Morgan, Connie Marker- son, Louise Morris, Mary Morris, Lynette Mosley, Ron Munro, Cathy Murphy. Charla Jackson illustrates her knowledge in current affairs by indicating the troubled Far Eastern countries. Sherra Biggins, Joyce Sefcik, Mrs. Folds, Joan Harden, and Thelma Duke watch carefully during Mrs. Folds' Social Studies class. 125 Nancy Meyers, Gwen Nash, Jack Nash, Tenner Nash, Cad Neuio, Barbara Neuben, Ron Nickleberry, Brenda Nickles. Juan Noriega, Freddie Mae Nowell, Diane Ohuch- owski, Eddie Oliro, La- verne Ontivenoz, Joe O’polka, Dave Orange, Delores Otega. Abel Ortiz, Margaret Ortiz, Dorene Otto, Caro- lyn Owens, Larry Pack- ard, Marilyn Packard, Fred Padilla, Gerald Parker. Pay Parker, Migdalia Pastrango, Brenda Pat- terson, Linda Paulicek, Betty Peake, Vicky Peeh, Linda Peoples, Linda Реер1е55. Michael Perez, Jessie Perkins, Glenda Perry, Rich Perry, JoAnn Per- shay, Linda Pershay, Jo- Anne Petrie, Bordon Peirrie. 126 Jim Kenyon, Vern Clay and Rita Zie- linski, students from Mr. Gray’s 6th hour biology class, observe specimens of the phylum Porifera for their class assignment. These sponges were brought back personally by Mr. Gray from the Pacific Ocean. Mike Pierrie, Barbara Pinkston, Sue Pitcher, Kathy Plonta, Judy Po- pielarz, Ken Powell, Terry Praay, Beverly Prosley. Connie Pretzer, Ethel Price, Dora Primus, Betty Pruitt, Push Os- borne, JoEtte Quaal, Eleanor Ramirez, Tom Rappley. Raymond Rodriguez, De- lores Reed, Linda Reed, Sylvia Reed, William Reed, Pat Reilly, David Reisig, Robert Rambisz. Rose Rendon, Mary Re- senden, Felipe Reyes, Larry Reyes, Lywell Rhodes, Dave Richards, Arthur Richardson, Clover Riley. Dorothy Riley, Alice Ri- vera, Gloria Rivera, Louis Rivera, Nahum Rivera, Polly Robb, Barb Rober- Son, Capence Roberts. Suzanne Robinson, Ruth Rodriguez, Maudia Ra- zaszewski, Leo Romo, Hermelisde Rosales, Magdalena Ross, Mary Roundtree, Tom Rouston. Berice Rulapaugh, Diane Rupla, Terrell Russell, Carl Rath, Herbert Sawnz, Lucy Salas, Irene Salazar, Jesse Sanchez. Frank Dandoval, Linda SanMiguel, Kathy Schilling, Ruth Scholnheit, Nobel Schuler, Mark Schultz, Stephanie Schultz, Chuck Schulz. Lorn Schwab, Eugene Scott, Annette Scroggins, Susan Sears, Rosemary SeFeik, Margaret Sells, Betty Settle, William Settle. Judy Sexton, Bonnie Shap- pee, Linda Sharp, Cindy Sharrow, Bob Shelley, Gregory Shipman, Mike Short, Mike Shutler. 127 ! Kathy Silvernail, Кау Simmet, BrendaSimmons, Bruce Simmons, Yvonne Simmons, Roosevelt Simon, Dorothy Skabardis, Dixie Slavin. Chris Slawinski, Rebecca Sledge, Archie Smith, Chris Smith, Derek Smith, Jamie Smith, John Smith, Vera Smith. Shirley Spencer, Bill Spinning, Nola Stark, Diane Steinhilber, Alan Steitz- riede, Sherry Stelzer, Henry Stephens, Duane Stevenson. Richard Stevenson, Mary Lee Steward, Jack Stock- ford, Maggie Stover, Wyatt Strickland, Jeri Suhr, Grady Surles, Gary Szewczy. Charles Tate, Geraldine Tate, Minnie Tate, Pat Tatroe, Deloris Taylor, Janis Taylor, Jean Таујбг, “. m: 4 Foreign Exchange Students visiting Saginaw High School this year are Suen Olsson (Swe- den), Kristi Ristola (Finland), Uno Norelid (Sweden), Silke Maier-Witt (Germany), and Nigel Myers (England). 128 Shautel Taylor, Slyvia Taylor, Willie Taylor, Yvonne Taylor, Cathy Teachout, Bobbie Thames, Cordell Thomas, Howard Thomas. Mary Thomas, Ricky Thomas, M. T. Thompson, Rhonda Thompson, 51у- vester Thompson, Patricia Tinsley, Raymond Tolosa, Tom Toronjo. Dan Totten, Carole Town, Geraldine Trice, Billy Triplett, Terry Triplett, Thomas Triplett, Annie Trotter, Addie Trouble- field. William Tucker, Odessa Turner, Howard Tyler, Frank Vasquez, Patty Vaughn, Robert Vela, Juan Velez, Yolanda Villarreal. Russ Vrable, Patricia Walker, Linda Walkowski, Carolina Wallace, Toby Walter, Bill Ward, Valerie Ward, Terry Wardlow. Beatrice Ware, Richard Wascher, Leon Washing- ton, Lois Washington, Rose Washington, Jeanne Waskiewicz, Bill Waters, Rosa Watson. Tenner Watson, John Walzny, Ephesian Weary, Jesse Webb, Colleen Weir- auch, Jesse Webb, Yvonne Welch, Mary Welsh. Tim Wendt, Sally Wenzel, Clotee West, Delores West, Jimmie Westbrook, Lynne White, Ora White, Johnnie Mae Whitehead. Alan Wilcoxin, Anthony Wiley, Marvin Wilkins, Bonnie Williams, Debwin Williams, Eddie Jean Williams, Edward Wil- liams, Earlene Williams. 129 180 Ester Williams, Herbert Williams, Hester Wil- liams, Jiles Williams, John Williams, Leon Wil- liams, Linda Williams, Patsy Williams. Peggy Williams, Peggy Williams, Clarence Willis, Cindy Wilson, Jones Wilson, Lidell Wilson, Linda Winters, Pat Wise. Linda Wittbrodt, Diane Wolinski, Melanie Woods, Thomas Woods, William Woods, Ken Wortley, Elizabeth Wright, Dennis Wyman. James Yaw, Jeff Yeaman, John Yeaman, Micheal Young, Marta Zamora, Brenda Zielinski, Rita Zielinski, Victoria Quioroz. 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THE WICKES CORPORATION 515 North Washington Avenue Saginaw, Michigan 48607 133 € AMERICAN KAYJAC COMPANY Wedding Invitations Informal s Imprinted Napkins and Matches Thank You Notes Christmas Cards | — mum OWNER Picture Your School Years With A Camera, Film Processing By S.P.S. Saginaw Photo Supply Co. 515 E. Genesee Ave. Parking problems at fair time? It need not be, for the new PTSA parking lot across from the fair grounds provides an excellent service for Saginaw fans. 134 Allen Wurlitzer Organs Wurlitzer Yamaha Pianos Davis Music House 315 Court Street Phone 793-8940 HOFFMAN'S REXALL DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS FREE DELIVERY Now Two Locations 2628 E. Genesee - 754-8451 Bridgeport Plaza - 754-8495 SAGINAW HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER STUDENT ASSOCIATION A Vital Part of Your School's Machinery Get to the record hop safely. Drive as if you're carrying a stack of dad's old 78's WATER- WINTER 9 WONDERLAND ш Central Foundry Division Chevrolet-Saginaw Foundries Chevrolet-Saginaw Service Plant Еа Chevrolet-Saginaw Transmission Plant Saginaw Steering Gear Division 135 186 Hungry Trojans enjoy the hamburgs and malts that they receive at McDonald's, the favorite drive-in of many Saginaw teens. McDONALD'S The Drive-In with the Arches OPEN ALL YEAR Pat Foster, Kathy Walters and Lynn Fager pose for the photographer in their new spring fashions from Town Country. TOWN COUNTRY Ladies Apparel 215 E. Genesee 752-5961 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1967 THE VILLAGE STORE Fashions for Everyone 109 So. Jefferson Sandy Stange gives her full approval to the sports jacket that Tom Gaudreau has selected from Wiechmann’s newest selection of spring apparel. Wiechmanns ONE OF MICHIGAN'S FINER DEPARTMENT STORES 1052 E. GENESEE AVE. COR.CHERRY. GENESEE MANOR BLDG. PHONE PL 5-7761 SAGINAW, MICH. RAMOND'S — for — Good Eating 2040 E. Genesee TO THE CLASS ОҒ 1967... OUR HEARTIEST CO NGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN THE YEARS AHEAD. compliments of tbe PEET PACKING COMPANY roducers of MICHIGAN'S FAVORITE MEATS қа� та fresh With a 4% country, kitchen у� 4 ALWAYS REACH FOR THE PACKAGE WITH THE LITTLE RED BARN of course! GILLESPIE-NORCZYK PHARMACY Prescription Druggists 2720 So. Jefferson Avenue PL 3-6967 Saginaw, Michigan PAT'S PHARMACY Pat Koepplinger, R.Ph. 1926 E. Genesee PL 2-2451 Saginaw, Michigan Saginaw Creamery Co. Incorporated Swan Ice Cream Co. 209 N. Water St., Saginaw, Michigan 48607 Phone Either 752-3442 - 753-5050 Gaudreau the Florist 402—404 W. Genesee Avenue 136 N. Jefferson Avenue Saginaw, Michigan DEFORE'S FURNITURE Visit Our New Store 208 N. Jefferson Avenue Saginaw, Mich. Phone 752-3453 Compliments of your friendly RAY'S FOOD FAIR 137 Congratulations Seniors Miles Grocery M D FOOD MARKET 2501 EAST GENESEE Better Meats at Lower Prices Compliments of JOHNSON CARBIDE PRODUCTS, INC. Home of Quality Carbide Cutting Tools Princing and Brennan Pharmacy, Inc. State at Court Janes at 14th SW 2-6441 PL 2-6163 Saginaw, Michigan 138 FRUEH'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS SAGINAW, MICHIGAN Flowers by Telegraph to All Parts of the World Phone PL 2-3185 511 Federal Compliments of Hillier Hardware 2316 Webber Open Evenings Until 9 P.M. PL 4-9773 Congratulations Graduates! A phase of your life is ended NOW — — — WHAT? Have you considered a Career in Beauty Culture? Develop the Magic in your own two hands Let us help you become A Hair Stylist TRI-CITY BEAUTY SCHOOL 212 Federal Saginaw, Michigan CARTER’S BARBER SHOP WE CATER TO THE MAN WHO CARES SCULPTURE RAZOR CUTTING Ladies Children Hospital Calls Haircutting Shampoos Facials Shoe Shine Hospital House Calls 3 Barbers to Serve You Hours 8 АМ – 6PM Friday Saturday 755-91 41 8 AM - 8 PM 1216 Lapeer at 6th COATES TIRE PURE OIL SERVICE Wheel Alignment Balancing New Tires — New Treads Mud and Snow Specials 326 W. Genesee PL 3-3533 Steinway - Steck Grinnell — Knabe Pianos Hammond Electric Organs Magnavox Color TV and Stereo Conn Band Instruments GRINNELL HOUSE Or Music 1224 N. Washington 755-8138 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1967 KROHNS FOOD MARKET 2040 JANES VIP (very important people) We mean our long distance operators. |� their skillful hands, Lillian Caballero and Charla Bushong, have the responsibility of completing many emer- gency, defense and business calls. For those of you interested in a worthwhile career after Graduation, it’s not too early to start planning. A position with Michigan Bell means good pay, opportunity for advancement and excellent working conditions. Why not follow the example of many of your class- mates and drop in at our Employment Office to see about becoming a “Very Important Person?.” MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 139 Become А Total Secretary MOR LEY Prepare BROTHERS For the Future At At Your Service Since 1863 SAGINAW BUSINESS Gifts for All Occasions INSTITUTE Your Sports Headquarters Dan Billy's Sales Service А А Domestic and Commercial Refrigeration Benjamin J. Marxer Air Conditioning e ALL APPLIANCES Realtor E Appraiser ү, Motors—Gas— Automatic Washers 5192 Lopeer Authorized Lawn Mower Service Phone 755-7763 Specialty in Yardman— Craftsman Hand and Power Mowers New and Used Merchandise 2771 Bay Rd., Saginaw Phone: SW 2-0011 Jaeckel and Rau CONGRATULATIONS Men's Clothing 107 So. Jefferson GRADUATES PL 53781 оғ 1967! ТІМВЕК ТОУУМ КЕСКЕАТІОМ CENTER Bowling — 58 Lanes Recreation at its finest BOO’ G Phone PL 3-2497 3435 Sherdian 140 The following Walzs graduated from Saginaw High School: George C. Walz Sr. Stuart С. Walz Edward R. Walz Elizabeth W alz James C. Walz Sr. We Congratulate You Graduates The latest spring fashions are always available at “2 ERCA vA D pec Le MAG Heavenrich's, One of the friendly clerks in the Sports Department assists Mary Ann Brandt and Lynn Fager | { 242 і� making a selection for their wardrobe. ev AA не) Д Serving Saginaw for 89 years Ее р de, O 262 К 5 I he рт HEAVENRICH'S RU до Go. об Ltt Genesee at Franklin CONFUSED? Are you in doubt about the latest fashions? Confused about prices, styles, and stores? If you are, then read the ads and compare. Advertisements are the method of communication between the consumer and the stores. Advertising does pay, when you read them and react. 141 CASE FUNERAL Phone's? Prescriptions PACKERS OUTLET Meat is our only business 409 Adams Street 6th and Lapeer Streets Saginaw, Michigan and 4 ERO IDEEN 5700 Dixie Hwy. FINE SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Seventy-five years of Service 128 North Washingto n to the Est. 1864 Saginaw Community уз SECOND NATIONAL BANK N f Sasi 3 ? ginaw | A CH | к. Is An Office | 43 к ңі� Neighborhood 3 j SS FREE PARKING 22324- ZL CONGO ees LOPS ар ede @ P f 2 Бара Os “ава -- 5 з 2-5 PULASKI'S MARKET The Friendly Market 2726 So. Jefferson Saginaw, Michigan Mueller Brothers, Тис. BANCROFT HOTEL BLDG. Compliments of home of HICKEY FREEMAN Jim McCaslin a : j customized clothes POLLARD'S DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists CORNER HOYT AND GENESEE STREETS PL 3-8575 BYRON AND BARBER PHARMACY, INC. 1504 Gratiot 3220 Sheridan SAGINAW, MICHIGAN Nowhere Else In Saginaw Will Your Savings Earn More. CURRENT ANNUAL RATE ON SAVINGS ДИ: i FIRST SAVINGS ! GA Gs ` -, | dii Jefferson at Federal 4--.. 4-1 n = THREE State at. Mackinaw CONVENIENT . Dixie Highway at King Road Downtown: JEFFERSON AT FEDERAL LOCATIONS Open Mondavs until 8.00 p.m Hi ( plus any mailbox) AMPLE FREE PARKING 143 WERKEMA STUDIO, INC. e TS = lur HH [OLEI 5 95 Де ee at Bay K М. 792-7660 9 v Pee ut | У e Ge EDWARDS 5” BROTHERS INCORPORATED бы how ку : ERN 444 d A | А, zi ыс Ok | 3 | Ai. E А Коа NT кы Аъ 2 а = Аъ a4 d MS Ka AN, ANN Ai а WT A b am i ТУС мы Ee Г Жо� уа” осту و‎ ‚ ) у i 9 el ) Lf MÀ МА У AE у eee 2, CH E LU у AMO MON е ane O AWOL 7 чај Пре. Бе ЛЫ з | lg C J. A Ay à 3 | on ES © WY О� а МУ SC 3 Ё 2 T ] E D n y cV Y m SY AR, асо nde 2 NMA NN OK v= M gs. OWC AN , === Y HAVE HAD Qum� YOUR CLASS . You MADE == AWE ыы WAY, Н.+ноодн I WAS SOME TROVOLE to == (Өз ушао ALRIGH ANYWAY. E AOMI+ x ек� ррео B= AFEW Tops, suit, TL СНЕСКЕО out Most of tHE Time Сна! HA’) OU T AUG H+ ME Асо? of E qc is A ADO L озо + ro, EVEN TROUGH Lr ОДУ SEEM LIKE Ve. 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