Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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oe (i). mn he Sharp, Mary Lou Halcli, Annie Garth, Yvonne Simmons, Fanny Papadopoulos, Connie Hernandez, and Betsy Little. Row 2: Almut Shievers, Nancy Frahm, Linda Blakely, Sarah Brown, Gloria Perez, Connie Merkerson, Barb McIntosh, Joan Bannen, Kathy Blonden, Sandy Stange, Connie Papadopoulos, Sue Smokaska, Helen Harper. Row 3: Tom Burden, John Cronk, Ruben Garza, Jim Eurick, Mike Marsh, Robert Evans, Russell LaFayett, Joe La Porte, Walter Marsh, Leo Romo, Ed Coats, and Yuzuru Abe. TROJAN ACTIVITIES RADIATE | FROM STUDENT GOVERNMENTS | STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Cammy Weeks, Beverly Ferguson, Ruth Johnson, Robbin Rupp, Phylis SENIOR CENTRAL Row 1: Barb McIntosh, Chris Senkpeil, Sue Furiat, Sarah Brown, and Sandy Colleen Murphy, Mary Tasior, Judy Koski, Ruth Bolzman, Jackie Bates, k, Dave Wac Howski, Larry Persay, Mike Stange. Row 2: Sandy Romanelly, Marylou Halcli, and Linda List. Row 3: Anne Hipel, John Cron Marsh, Ray Juras, Jim Elliott, Tim Wehner.

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Right: S.H.S. teacher Anne Roberts instructs Mr. Snyder’s new Human Relations class on Negro Culture before 1619. Below: Dorothy Hampton, Director of Michigan Civil Rights Commission, explains the role of the government agency in human relations. ON START wow eaten ean 12 TROJANS TAKE ACTIVE INTEREST IN COMMUNITY AFFAIRS Miss United Fund 1967, Irene Castellanos and court member Linda Wash- ington made S.H.S. proud to have them as fellow students.

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14 Saginaw High’s Vocal Music Department Presents “SHOW BIZ” A Rainbow Of Talent Above: Nancy Hoffman opens her arms and heart to the delighted audience during her rendition of Bali Hai, while native girls added a flair of “Island color” to the scenic background. Left: “I’m Going To Wash That Man Right Out’a My Hair,” resolves Vickie Vallier with the support of Nancy Hoffman, Joy Majeske, Phylis Sharp, Jerry McGaw, and Linda Blakely.