Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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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 пето“ Oy OS X к

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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.

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“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