Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1969 volume:

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Above: The German Club won top honors in the car divi- sion. Tim Wendt, dressed as the Red Baron, and his co-pilot, Snoopy, teamed up with our Trojans to the Flint Southwest- ern Colts. Left: Bob “Rag” Rodriquez drives the Student Lantern car around the track at half time. 10 Wilenda Allen and Debbie Drake wave to the crowd from one of the cars carrying the members of the Homecoming Court. Above: First place was taken by the Spanish Club with their float, “The Pyramid.” Right: Queen Brenda, and two of her escorts, Kathy Dobis and Sarah Ham, are driven around the track for all to view. m Row 1: Brenda Simmons, Judy Goff, Beverly McKinney, Mary Lawrence, Yvonne Simmons, Annie Garth, | Nancy Hoffman, Kaye Minnich, Dora Primus, Lynn Fager. Row 2; Michelle DeRosier, Shelly Simon, Wendy | Jones, Sandra Johnson, Alicia Doster, Vonda Coleman, Yvonne Boyd, Pia Hillgaard, Leena Narhi, Rosa | Watson, Ruth Johnson, Nancy Hogg, Stephanie Surles. Row 3: Nancy Fager, Vickie Johnson, Jim Conger, Al Denson, Henry Brown, Leo Romo, George Jones, M.T. Thompson, Nate Ferrell, Jack Nash, Earl Gregory, Renato Tinado. Row 4: Bengt Belfrage, Bob Gamon, Bob Shelley, Ante Branholm, Bobby Austin, and Tom Woods. STUDENT The Student Council prided themselves in the success of their activities this year. The Homecoming Dance really proved to be a “Special Occasion” as it drew some 400 students. The Student Council feels that student participation is essential. To promote this, a talent show was staged. It was acclaimed a success by all. A | new addition this year was the student exchange program between Ë | Saginaw High and Arthur Hill. The officers who lead this group | are: Walter Marsh, vice-president; Linda Fager, secretary; and | Ed Coates, president. 12 SENIOR CENTRAL COMMITTEE: Row 7: Mr. Hanson, David Malecke, Joe Ramirez, Mr. McCormick, Joe Cousineau. Row 2: Bob Shelly, Lynn Fager, Kathy Blondin, Nancy Hoffman, Ben Haller, Kaye Minnich, Jeanette Fini. Row 3: Jim Kenyon, Yvonne Simmons, M.T. Thompson, Melanie Woods, John Ayala, Pat Johnson, Judy Popielarz, Beverly McKinney. SENIOR CENTRAL COMMITTEE Senior Central Committee members keep the senior class moving. We voice the views of the senior class and organ- ize all Senior activities for the year. Here seniors are pay- ing for their caps and gowns to be worn at graduation time. 13 Row 1 Vera Smith, Wilenda Allen, Ceylon Baker, Linda Reed, Sheila Bennett, Allen Rankins, Susan Hall, Walter Marsh, Charles Markey. Row 2 Roberta Meserve, Christine Thies, Judy Popielarz, Linda Walkows- ki, Minnie Tate, Arie Hogar, Kathie Dobis, Walseztta Jordan, Stephenie Schultz. Row 3 Vicky Goodrich, Renee Kwaiser, Ingrida Walters, Mary Aldridge, Chris Jernigan, Jeanette Williams, Carol Bowman, Danny Evans, Joanne Langston, Vernor Clay. Row 4 Darwin Durek, Tom Fleminger, Sandi Popielarz, Earnest Baty, Mary Hoffman, Roger Schulz, Raul Hernandez, Cleveland Burks, Erskine Williams, Clarence Atwater. Row 5 Bruce Manry, Leon Laury, Ted Gray, Leena Narhi, Wille DeBardelaben, Hurley Coleman, Yvonne Boyd, Derrell Martin, Joyce Phillips. Row 6 Michael Powell, Margaret Benton, Peggy Sullivan, Dave Layer, Connie Camp, Vickie Johnson, Gwen Sharper, Alicia Doster, Vera Snead STUDENT SENATE Student Senate Officers. Charles Markey, Vice-Pres.; Ver- ner Clay, Seg. of Arms; Susan Hall, Sec.; Walter V. Marsh, Vice Pres. Student Council; Allen Rankins, Pres. 14 Sai tieni SO egene , —— alls. hallowed h hin thy 1t The friends that we have made here w Bobby Austin Mary Barachkou Larry Barnes Tennison Barry Ronald Albertson Benita Arizo Linda Bailey Ted Baranowski Ray Barted Clark Beach Emilia Beasley Thomas Beck Bengt Belfrage Curtis Bell Sandra Bennett Grace Bentley Carl Billings Debbie Bird Tim Bernau Cynthia Blackson Ruth Blakely Kathy Blondin Marion Bond Sherry Bowie Carol Bowman Martin Bonner — RTT TRIVIA | | | I Annie Branch Norman Braddock Beverly Brascom Walter Brethauer The 5 for the 1969 senior class are: Brenda Simmons, vice- president; Walter Marsh, president; and Earl Gregory, secretary. Dorothy Brooks a è Joanne Browder Darlene Brown Keith Brown Joyce Brooks Yvette Brown Leonard Buckley Mary Brown Nancy Brown Herschel Burnell Rosa Cage Robert Cavenaugh John Caverly Eleanor Chantaca Irma Chism Maxine Chisolm Don Church Marcetta Clark Debbie Clauss Robert Cline Howard Coleman Dana Compton Debbie Conden Susan Cooper Joe Cousineau Karen Crenshaw Gilbert Crittendon James Czolgosz Jesse Davilla Michael Dawson Alfred Denson Janice Dierich Joyce Dixson Kathy Dobis Rick Dolson Ann Dombrowski Robert Dunn Charles Ellis Darwin Durek ES Ronald Enciso Y Diane Evans Eugene Evans Dennis Ewing Linda Fager Chris Falls Virginia Fayson Keith Federspiel Diane Fobear Edna Foote Gene Foote Evelyn Fox Ernestine Galloway Annie Garth Janet Geiersbach Harry Geweniger Walter Gibson Gail Gilbert e: Judy Goff Wendy Gleason Howard Gould Mary Gould The art students at Saginaw High are really socking-it- to the school this year. The show cases glimmer with mind-bending pictures. The art room itself shows the skill of our students. Above Russ Vrable is creating an art object. Be careful he doesn’t bite, Russ. Linda Graham Delores Greer Judy Greer Laura Grezesiak Dennis Gunther Sally Haack Susan Hall Ben Haller Sarah Ham Willo Hamilton Linda Haney Connie Haskins Michael Hastedt Curtis Helton Gloria Henderson Irene Heredia Connie Hernandez Frances Hernandez N ˙ W Nancy Hoffman Diane Hood Sue Hozer Billy Hull Karen Hulme Darlene Huntley Johnny Isom Gloria Jackson 4 Judy Jackson Kathryn Jackson Kenneth Jackson Yvette Jamerson Pat Jarzabkowski Callie Jennings Debra Jennings Jacqueline Johnson Mildred Johnson Patricia Johnson Preston Johnson Vivian Johnson Patricia Jones Jim Kenyon Gertie King Susan Koehler Kevin Korbein Kathy Kostrzewa Janean Kramer Jacqueline Kroah Randy Kwaiser Marsha Kwiatkowski Donna Kruske Richard Lake | Henry Laury Shirley Lawless TE Te Mary Lawrence Dave Layer Gary LeClair Paul Lemmer Ex ma E ee — ы Rm I ze m | Patricia Lent Ralph Levi Bobby Liddell i Katie Liddell John Lienczewski Terry Lilley Charles Lindow Alice Lopez Gloria Lopez David Malecke Al Manzie Larry Manzie Mike Marxer Minelva McAdams Gathel McBride Mike McCoy Annice McDonald Robert McGee Clinton McMillion Elizabeth McMillon Gladis McMillon а Linda Meier Doris Meredith Connie Merkerson Daniel Meyer Bob Michela Joyce Miscak Gale Miller Kaye Minnich Tony Mocny Mary Montgomery Melvin Moore Senior Central Committee member, Nancy Hoffman, informs her homeroom of the senior events which will happen in the near future. Leena Narhi Teena Nash Barbara Neuben Freddie Nowell Diane Obuchowski La Verne Ontiveroz RE Edward Morales Nancy Myers Jack Nash Sue Nowacki Dave Orange Marilyn Packard Betty Peake James Perry Abel Ortiz Margaret Ortiz Fred Padilla Ken Parcell Eddie Lee Parker Linda Pavelicek Vickie Peek Jessie Perkins Rick Perry Joann Pershay Linda Pershay SH Joann Petrie Rita Peworarski Gordon Pierrie Mike Pierre [Ac Sue Pitcher Beverly Presley KA Connie Pretzer Ethel Price Dora Primus Joetta Quaal Eleanor Ramirez Delores Reed James Reed Linda Reed Sylvia Reed Polly Robb Leo Romo Tom Rouston David Reisig Hermelinda Rosales Diana Ruple Robert Remblisz David Richards Magdalena Ross 4 Carl Ruth Rose Rendon George Roesner Mary Roundtree Jackie Sabedra 8689 04600 OGEL € Irene Salazar Ruth Schoenheit Nobel Schuler Mark Schultz LS Stephanie Schultz Lonn Schwab Annette Scroggins Margaret Sells Linda Sharpe Robert Shelley Gregory Shipman Mike Shutler Stage Crew. The hardworking boys behind the stage are often forgotten in the glimmer and rush of show business. Their talent is only reflected in the final applause and stage bows, for their work is merged in the show's success. At work here are Nate Ferrell, Ken Karls, George Jones, Tom Woods—Stage manager, Jody James, Joe Ebig, and Teddy Gray. 35 Kathy Silvernail А Kay Simmet — теуге = tm — | | | Brenda Simmons Yvonne Simmons | | | ІІ | | i d | | Ш | x | || | WI WII | | | | | | || Shirley Spencer Sherry Stelzer | | | | | | | аа ІП | | | l | | Mike Stimpson Jeri Suhr | ПЕ B | P ! ANB І INA ¢ ІШ x | Grady Surles Gary Szewczyk Geraldine Tate Minnie Tate Pat Tatroe Delores Taylor Larry Taylor Shauntel Taylor Paul Templeton Christiane Thies Janet Thompson Patricia Tinsley Ray Tolosa 1 2 | Ë d i Tom Toronjo Carole Town Gloria Trevino Geraldine Trice PA. e YFr—ca mc e“e III È Robert Vela Terry Triplett Addie Troublefield Future secretaries find the office room equipment very helpful in acquiring new skills. William Ward Terrie Wardlow Odessa Turner Pashion Vaughn Juan Velez Patricia Walker Beatrice Ware Leon Washington Rosa Watson Teener Watson John Wazny Colleen Weirauch Mary Welsh Tim Wendt Sally Wenzel Clotee West Delores West Debwin Williams Elaine Williams Esther Williams Hester Williams Linda Williams Lou Bertha Williams Ledell Wilson Linda Wittbrodt Thomas Woods | 1 V i SS: a. nS A Ken Wortley Elizabeth Wright Dennis Wyman James Yaw Rita Zielinski Sherry Gronski più cata | 3 2 3 Row 1: Ken Anderson, Eugene Evans, Ben Haller, Carl Ruth, Chuck Markey, Mike Gutierrez, Lemuel Smith, David Reisig, John Frier, Allan Rankin. Row 2: Walter Marsh, Jim Westbrook, Ernest Baty, Jim Perry, Bobby Liddell, Ralph Levi, Cordell Thomas, Gordon Pierrie, Mike Dawson, Al Denson. Row 3: Archie Westbrook, Jim Kenyon, Robert Lampley, Willie Dulaney, Fred Padilla, M. T. Thompson, William Woods, Tom Slade, Dennis Green, Tom Woods—Student Trainer. Row 4: David Carter, Dan Patrick, Gus Tyler, Dan Evans, Robert Holmes, Mike Stamper, Henry Brown, Fred Ferguson—Mgr., John Ruple—Student Trainer. Row 5: Coaches Orie Lemanski, Joe Etiene, Claude Marsh, Glen Johnson— Trainer, Lou Economou, George Carter, Ken Gray, Pat Marcogliese. VARSITY FOOTBALL Trojan Record Best In 17 Years Our team shows its spirit that enabled it to achieve its best season in almost two decades. VARSITY FOOTBALL 1968 Saginaw Opponent 34 Flint Northern 14 39 Bay City Handy 6 17 Douglas Mac Arthur 6 27 Pontiac Central 20 21 Flint Southwestern 21 19 Flint Central 6 20 Bay City Central 13 27 Arthur Hill 7 13 Midland 20 Above: Danny Evans (20) is shown making one of his hard hitting defensive attacks against Midland’s quarterback. Right: Mr. Economou proved to be a great help to Coach Marsh through his field phone work with Mr. Lemanski who is in the press box reading plays. Below: Ben Haller (12) is preparing a successful handoff to fullback Carl Ruth. LORI d ; I Marty Decker, Dan Burney, Ed Moore, Larry Polk. Row 2: Milt Oliver, Dana Rose, Art Williams, Gus | Tyler, Billy Thompson, Randy Decker, Bob Patrick, Jim Nelson, Greg Stinson, Larry Philips, Don Surian. Al | Row 3: Don Watson, Boris Barislow, Don Perry, Charles Laury, Ron Stanley, Manuel Sheard, Joe Dixon, ШЫ Willie Harper, Clarence Layton, Ted Morris, Bruce Manry. Row 4: Coach Lou Economou, Fred Jones, ! | Coach George Carter, Forrest Robinson—Mgr. | | | Row 1: Roy Neal, David Jones, Dewey McCoy, Tony Sikes, Renee Harness, Phil James, Cleveland Burks, | J.V.s DROP JUG TO A.H.H.S. Below: Our J.V.s show an offensive play which helped them retain a somewhat honor- able season record. Right: The artwork of a fine defensive play is demonstrated here by our J.V. gridders. — Row 1: James Porter, Glen Sanders, Collis Merkerson, Jeff Kane, Kevin Bond, Jim Conger, Leon Laury, Willie Darbedlaben, Tony Carter, George Jones, Herb Beverly, Myron Small. Row 2: Jim Lawerance, Dennis Dark, Stanley Jones, Ted Daggs, Rick Laubhan, James Winston, John Burks, Leroy Carethers, Roland Turner, Jim Reed, McKinley Williams, Lupe Zomora. Row 3: Coach Marcogliese, Calvin Ruth, Tom Rundell, Melvin Brown, Ray Brown, George Burton, Francis Piwowarski, Henry Valasquez, Tyrone Sangster, Jesse Rodriguez, Larry Kraus, Darrell Drake, Coach Gray. SOPHOMORES HAVE 6-3 SEASON 4 - Below: Coach Gray gives words of encouragement to Tony Carter (33) and Jim Conger (39) while Coach Marcogliese looks on in approval. | | 22222227 222 Hise i | | i ma 2422 Guy Bennett looks on as Jerry Woods is taped for the forthcoming meet. E 2 y i 7 ms E Á u — 2 — | È M e u Ж à ха д Ё [tana Sire Se i : 2 { al y = à „ „ PRO OA e ; ЖҰЛА А) SHORT рат Қ EN RER REN 6 D. AUN T ` ve t ОА e pula beda Pas V Row 1: Bobby Austin, Bob Gamon, Randy Dashkovitz, Milton Small. Mander Johnson, Coach Watia, Ed Thomas, Julius Kirby, Robert McGee, Jerry Woods, Willie Barnes. Row 2: Art Richardson, Jerry Given, Ben Hatter, Mark Chambers, R. L. Sledge, Anthoney Delgado, Milt Adams, Ben Belfrage, Donald Napier, John ` HARRIERS ON THE RUN Cross Country means a lot of work. Ask John Phil- lips and Ben Belfrage. Varsity Wrestlers: Row 7: Gus Tyler, Dan Patrick, Roalnd Turner, Billy Jones, Chuck Markey, Joe Dixon, Ernest Baty. Row 2: Ed Thomas, Curtis Richardson, Julius Kirby, Don Carrigan, John Jones, Steve Rey- nolds, Bobby Austin. VARSITY WRESTLERS EIGHT WIN та AND 4th PLACE METALS IN DISTRICT COMPETITION Trojan Gladiators, Julius Kirby (above), and Curtis Richardson (right), battle with opponents. 4 WINS AND 8 LOSSES IN DUAL MEETS Junior Varsity Wrestling. Row 1: Bob Stewart, Derrell Martin, Don Carrigan, James Winston, Jim Lent. Row 2: Jessie Rodriquez, Clarence Layton, Roy Hicks, Leo Wisniewski, Manuel Sheard. J. V. WRESTLERS SHOW EAGERNESS TO IMPROVE (Above) Referee position holds advantage for no one. (Left) Saginaw wrestler has his opponent in quite a predictament. | Saginaw | 72 | 54 | 53 I LAST YEAR OF VALLEY Bay City Central Arthur Hill Midland Flint Northern Bay City Handy Flint Northwestern Pontiac Flint Southwestern Flint Central Pontiac Arthur Hill Flint Southwestern 1968-69 SEASON RECORD Opponent 47 7 64 75 49 60 42 64 60 71 76 51 Saginaw 71 88 77 60 66 101 56 52 Flint Northern Flint Central Flint Northwestern Midland DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Arthur Hill Bridgeport Clio REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Flint Central VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling: Von Nickelberry, Danny Evans, Ed Coates, Eugene Evans, Ed Roberson. Standing: Coach Ken Gray, Pat DeBardaladen, Art Richardson, Ted Prince, Dave Carter, Matt Robinson, and Tom Slade. TROJANS TIE FOR FIFTH IN Opponent 79 75 70 73 60 48 46 74 TROJANS TAKE DISTRICT TITLE The Trojans receive the “Word” from Coach Gray. The going Trojans show district trophy. BASKETBALL IN MOTION Roberson scores two on the end of a fast break. 1968-69 J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM: Jeff Kane, Herb Beverly, McArthur Hulett, Dewey MeCoy, Mike Simmons, Jim Reed. Row 2: Coach L. Econmou, Art Williams, Nate Ferrell, Don Strothers, Herold Cannon, Collis Merkerson, Jim Lawernce. Missing—Leon Welch TROJAN J. V. 's POST 11-5 SEASON Nate Ferrell goes high in attempt to score two points. 7.V.’s DISPLAY SPIRIT NEEDED FOR VARSITY BALL 1968-69 SAGINAW HIGH SWIMMING TEAM Row 1: Dana Compton, Co-Captains Nobe Schuler and Bob Shelley. Row 2: Mike Stamper, Bill Bettesworth, Bob Gamon, Kelly Ketterman, Jerry Woods, Jim Block, Ben Belfrage. Row 3: Tim Hamilton, Joe Haskin, Craig Baranowski, Lupe Zamora, Mike Buza, Joe Ebig, Kim Hamilton, Jim Lewis, Ted Gray. Row 4: Manager Jody James, Assistant Coach John Anderson, Coach Joe Etienne, Head Manager Tom Woods. Missing Mike Bartotti and Manager John Ruple. SENIORS NOT ENOUGH TO CARRY TROJAN TANKERS In order to gain valuable points, Coach Etienne loaded the medley relay with his best swimmers several times throughout the season. Here, Nobe Schuler leaves the starting block to swim the breast- stroke leg of the relay. SHS VARSITY SWIMMING RECORD 1968-69 Saginaw Opponents 27 Bay City Central 78 28 Arthur Hill SE 42 Midland 63 58 Flint Northern 42 P 42 a � 41 Bay City Handy 60 iii. жү” 4 Р 78 Midland Dow 27 ' ` Ch 50 Pontiac Central 55 39 Flint Southwestern 66 39 Flint Central 66 36 Douglas MacArthur 69 32 Pontiac Central 73 40 Flint Southwestern 65 44 Flint Northern 61 38 Flint Central 67 47 Midland 58 Swimming, as all sports, can’t be just work. The team members A take a short break for our photographer. | Returning sophomores and juniors bring hope for future success Below: Senior Co-Captains are Nobe Schuler and Bob Shelley. Nobé earned a first in the backstroke and a fourth in the 50yd freestyle in valley competition. Bob’s third in the 100 yd butterfly for SVL Championships gave the Trojans additional points. | 55 E GREAT TEAM | | DISPLAYS LEADERS jose kasse hd em P. gnat А� атын: дик We ++ 2 омы Ben Haller worked hard in order to be awarded third team All-State, first team Saginaw Valley, and first team Saginaw News. For his fine play throughout the season, Co-Captain Charlie Markey was chosen to the first team All-State by the UPI and AP, first team Detroit Free Press and Detroit News, first team Saginaw Valley, first team WSAM and first team Saginaw News. Charlie was awarded the H. S. Salsinger Award which denotes the top scholastic football player in the state. Charlie also received Honorable Mention on the All-American team by the Scholastic Coach Magazine. Ernest Baty was awarded for his hard work by an Honorable mention in Saginaw Val- ley and first team WSAM. Carl Ruth was chosen to the first team Saginaw Valley, first team WSAM, and d first team Saginaw News. A Gordon Rierre was awarded with an honor- able mention in Saginaw Valley and first team WSAM. DISTRICT THIRD AND FOURTH PLACE WINNERS Row 1: Julius Kirby, Bobby Austin, Jhonny Jones, Steve Renolds. Row 2: Joe Dixon, Charles Markey, Ernest Baty. Missing Curtis i Richerson Y | || (A | TROJANS BOAST | ї ( | Let this picture represent the spirit and hard work of all Trojan athletes. — — — —̃ ͤ— — LETTERMAN’S CLUB Row 1: Bobby Hare, Robert McGee, Dave Reiseg, Mike Guterriz, John Frier, Ed Coates, Nobe Schuler, Ben Haller, Charlie Markey, Jim Kenyon, Alfred Padilla, Earnest Baty. Row 2: Wal- ter Marsh, Julius Kirby, Willie Dulaney, Henry Laury, Vernor Clay, Jimmy Westbrook, Eugene Evens, Dana Compton, Robert Dunn, Gordon Pierre, Row 3: Curtis Richardson, Danny Evans, Willie Bond, Man- der Johnson, Lem Smith, Cordell Thomas, M. T. Thompson, Bob Shelley. Row 4: Gilbert Crittendon, Dan Patrick, Archie Westbrook, Gus Tyler, Teddy Gray, Jim Block, Robert Gamon, Dennis Green, Billy Jones, | Joe Hasher, Mike Stamper, Craig Baranouski, Kelly Retteman, Mike Bartati, Jerry Woods. Row 6: Mr. | Gray, Mr. Etienne, Mr. LeManski, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Marsh, Mr. Economou. ATHLETES IN LIMELIGHT In addition to placing first in the Valley Nobe Schuler | | || adds а tenth place state medal to his growing collection. | With his third place in the Valley to qualify him for | | state, Bob Shelley came back to place 17th in state class | | | A swimming. | 58 1 ШСЖ € £ ў $ ; 4 “7; ; s 5 „ 2 E š Р : e қ ; : | AY 7 3 E e „ү I e сж. “ è ` d Ж | n 5 š of ete 4 ; 1 x б 4 Ў 277 GS ж er shall өтсе уои, you, are о SET cy ж” эк” t re A m Wann id + er нан ИЕТ 9522; NIETO atts DK 49% d ЕК testete see HUE A ТТН 7 D 11 (44444 (AER | Tant: кеі Lë be ea yb b b Aid did т Ти Бар, DIARI LI TTT TTI Lidi hte AERE AA ERRARE 121454 big PPR ЫЛ К Т Н ОТЕТ е 64 тиин ТТЫ $ 15118111 AA DI VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Twelve bouncy cheerleaders, both J.V. and Varsity, under the supervision of Mrs. Lenore Lemanski have aroused school spirit and support for the Trojan teams. Left: The Varsity cheerleaders for 1968-69 are: Deb- bie Wade, Sue Hozer, Brenda Simmons, Linda Haney, Yolanda Padilla, and Lynn Fager. Below: The crowd led by the cheerleaders yell, “What are we gonna do tonight? Beat the Chemics! DIS bro ver Ф. 569.24... 00 26. Ино еее. 222%. beard d 4940441111341 7 2 9 RA n (PELI „ r r ORDER: Ra PREPS s REN 9 9 9 KT 7777 229442. rre Lance de + . 271 244 . 542527 277777! 957777 papers unsre ansehe 1 РР REA ees bares КАТТЫ „„ n Zeg Zeg? Mrs. Lemanski, cheerleading sponsor, casts a questioning eye on one of her cheerleaders. 5.12 ТЫ. : 2,52 ` И А E JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 2544272 + 52 17775 21227241 ретту i t 44457 ТАН н ДА ТТА 1 э ТТТ 222222522 71177177554 ы ден “ИТ ТЇ ИИ 777777774524, 797277775� (2 (2 % н ТТ The J.V. cheerleaders are: Kneeling: Магу Hoffman, Joyce Phillips, Chris Hozer. Standing: Diana Derige, Stephanie Surles, and Nancy Fager. 3 D gg ЖЫТТЫ 2 ji Н сонни? ЖҮТІТЕЗІ СЕТ? 9922717“ trëtt 40 55� Zë Б Front Row: Linda Fager, Linda Don Sang, Ida Ledesma, Rosa Watson. Second Row: Almeta Green, Yvonne Taylor, Barbara McMillan, Gwen Rouse, Alexis Bond, Shirley Smith, Marilyn Lawrence, Martha Wyatt. Third Row: Nancy Hogg, Janet Coates, Grace Myers, Raymond Grimattie, Walter Marsh, Michael Dukarski, Marcia Higgins, Charles Coleman, Sally Finger, Kim Hamilton, Lorie Elliott, Mark Schultz, Terry EE % Mitchell, Alfred Kelly. Fourth Row: Barbara Trier, Connie Bechtel, Mary Benson, Debbie Hitzler, Clifford Tolosa, Barbara Brazil, Phyllis Tuzas, Charlotte Brink, Vera Snead, Barbara Harris, Tennison Barry, Annette Cousineau, Joyce Wilson, John Frier, Ruth Johnson, Allen Wafer, Eddie Byas, Stephan Reyn- alds. Back Row: Allen Kelly, Joe Lopez, Louis Mares, Earnest Baty, Randy Kwasier, David Adams and Richard Schultz. SAGINAW HIGH BAND’S DREAM COMES TRUE New Uniforms Finally Arrive Because of the late delivery of uniforms, the band was unable to perform in new attire during football season. In honor of Saginaw being named All-America City, the band performed in the All- America City parade. Front Row: McArthur Hulett, Linda Burns, Mary Brooks, Ruth Ellen Hagar. Second Row: Milton Swan, Richard Coleman, John Burke, Terry Federspiel, David Armola, Martin Bonner, Linda Delgado, Gabriel Najera. Third Row: Allen Enciso, Greg Schneider, Kathy Neuman, Gene Foote, James Jerome, Bobby Austin, Ruth Steiner, Linda Wittbrodt, Lorie Dinniger, Joe Ebig, Hurley Coleman, Renee Kwaiser, Terry Lilley. Fourth Row: James Conger, Vernor Clay, Willie Bond, Willie Harper, Randy Uniforms Displayed in All-America City Parade As usual, Mr. Fetters is there to give a helping hand to any band member. Here, Mr. Fetters makes that this band member’s hat will fit properly. Kenyon, Glen Sanders, Michael Konesko, Pat Conger, Jim Ken- yon, Henry Jones, Michael Romanelli, Chris Townsend, Donald Hearin, James Mayer, Don Thomas. Back Row: Larry Schnei- der, Gordon Pierre, Ronnir Haeske, Atley Gray, James Winston, Bobby Shakespear, George Jones. Not in picture: Donald Per- shay, Sharon Ugartechea, Charles Sprowl, Tim Naylor, Belinda Barlow, Linda Stafford. A Cappella: Row 7: Alice Drain, Sharon Valliant, Stella Czerewko, Paul Clark, Howard Thomas, Charles Myles, Elizabeth Tymich, Debby Chris Cronk, Barbara Dixon, Shirley Jones, Karen Crenshaw, Joyce Bird, Nancy Hoffman, Vikki Peek, Diana Hernandez. Row 4: Mr. Saari, Phillips, Mary Hoffman, Mary Montgomery, Darlene Hill, Betty Coop- Linda Suggs, Minelva McAdams, Leena Narhi, Walseztta Jordan, Dale er, Janet Verterfelt. Row 2: Polly Robb, Jim Clements, Archie Smith, Caverly, Shad Bovee, Tom Wallner, Larry Barnes, Hollistine Townsend, Glen Marks, Ken Anderson, Raul Hernandez, Earl Rumpel, Addie Mae Diane Wells, Rosemary Pruitt, Marlene Griffin, Linda Walkowski. Laury, Sue McDonald, Denise Hall, Michelle Bovee, Gwendolyn Pruitt. Missing: Gwen Burt, Robert Rodriquez, Bill Thompson, Pat Wesolek, Row 3: Elaine Allen, Marla Shauger, Carol Bowman, James Colvin, Art Williams, Linda Williams. S. H. S. CHOIRS UNDER NEW DIRECTOR Rehearsing, rehearsing, rehearsing, helps make our A Cappella Choir great. Cadet Choir: Row 7: Joann Wicker, Sue Brown, Wendy Kwiatkawski, Connie Billings, Debwin Williams, Brinda Grace, Barbara Ray, Nancy Williams, Jackie Klemmer, Elsa Riveras, Brenda Williams, Mary Sayan. Row 2: Letha Adams, Delores Johnson, Dorothy Ween, Mary Stewart, Edna Foote, Gary Hogge, Jimmie Ortiz, Leslie Hardiman, Ruthie Stephens, Claudia Oglesby, Lou-Bertha Williams, Larry Manzie, Robert West, Noahy Miller, Jacalyn Riley, Claudia Johnson, Pauline Washington, Linda Pershay, Marcella Willis, Yvette Smith, Melvin Moore, McKinley Whitehead, Tyrone Barnett, Toosevelt Chapman, James Gipsin, Diane Hill, Sharon Gary, Mr. Sarri. Missing: Angela Duncan, Kathy Ennis, Angelisa Harvey, Clarice John- son, Clover Riley, Pat Simmons, Kanen Valley, Martha Villareal. Girl’s Glee Club: Row 7: Glenda Prince, Juann Flores, Zeal- lean Bady, Peggy Sullivan, Christine Klemmer, Nina Chandler, Sue water. Row 2: RoseMary Bamberger, Ginger David, Patricia Lawson, Doris Pleasant, Lackie Lawson, Linda Burks, LeWanda Coates, Sandra Coleman. Row 3: Connie Williams, Phyliss Neal, Ruby Winters, Betty Hayes, Sue Mietla, Joann Pershay, O’Rita Jakcons, Carolyn Burt, Anna McMillon, Pat Dennis. Row 4: DelPhine McMillon, Gwen Burt, Mildred Johnson, Doretta Williams, Winifred Prince, Delfie Bowie, Delores Thompson, Linda Conden, Janice Cody, Barbara Bowman. Missing: Annie Fenn, Gladys McMillon, Carolyn Ortega, Sandi Popielarz, Yvonne Pruit, Tenesa Silvia, Terri Vallier. In district contests the following band members received a first ranking: Renee Kwaiser, trumpet; Ruth Johnson, French Horn; Randy Kwaiser, snare and kettle drums; Gene Foote, saxophone; and Ron Haeske, snare drums. BAND AWARDS — аа, Despite the low marks received in contests, Mr. Fetters is quoted as saying, This is the best band I have ever had.” He sincerely felt that the band did not deserve the marks received. r= — ' q IA — = — . 66 چ Kneeling: Diana Ruple, Yvonne Simmons, Mary Lawrence, Ruthie Johnson, Evelyn Jones, Michelle DeRoiser, Jeanette Fini. Sitting: Judy Popielarz, Sue Pitcher, Sue Hall, Lynne White, Wendy Jones, Lynn Fager, Nancy Hoffman, Julie Lake, Jean Taylor, Linda Sharpe. THENCEAN SOCIETY PREPARES FOR ANNUAL COTTON BARE Officers: Kneeling: Lorie Elliott, Treasurer; Linda Graham, Secretary; Sherry Steltzer, Sergeant at Arms; Sitting: Kathy Blondin, Vice President; Mrs. Colthurst, Advisor; Linda Fager, President. Missing from the picture is Miss Veal, also an Advisor. Y-TEENS Row 1: Nancy Hoffman, Michele De Roiser, Debbie Hill, Nancy Hogg. Row 2: Mary Hoffman, Roberta Hale, Elaine Allen, Mary Cozzalio, Linda Fager, Laura Terry. Row 3: Mary Roundtree, Linda Sharpe, Rosa Watson, Pia Hillgaard, Janet Coates, Debbie Hitzler. Row 4: Ingrida Walters, Nita Hamilton, Dorene Otto, Mrs. Canel. 68 Latin Club. Front to Back: Pat Johnson, Raul Anderson, Diane Ruple, Pat Frahm, Diana Bradshaw, Gail Herring, Wendy Jones, Robert West, Clyde Robinson, Dorthea Fraizer, Linda Suggs, Bengt Belfrage, Willie Dulaney. YOUNG AMBASSADORS Row 1: Bobby Austin, Dana Compton, Beverly McKinny, Ken Wortley, Connie Hernandez, Gilbert Crittenden. Row 2: Dora Primus, Pam Brown, Nancy Hoffman, Kaye Minnich, Ante Branholm, Rosa Watson, Bengt Belfrage. Row 3: Nancy Hogg, Walter Marsh, Leena Narhi. | YOUNG AMBASSADORS Row 1: Roberta Meserve, Liz Ferguson, Nathaniel Ferrell, Pat Frahm, | Wendy Jones, Vera Snead. Row 2: Judy Brown, Pat Pierson, Martha Wyett, Michelle Derosier, Naomi Snead. SE Б 69 Above: Pleased students listen closely to Mr. Ekelof's words of congratula- tions. Right: Roberta Meserve beams with pride as her mother pins the exchange corsage on her. TWELVE JUNIORS WILL REPRESENT SHS AROUND THE WORLD Left: Tears of happiness stain Nancy Frahn’s face as she is congratulated by her parents. Below: Mr. Mrs. Ferrell decorate Nate’s chest with the bou- tonniere he deserves. um The exchange students for 1969 are: Row 1—Martha Wyatt, Gabriel Najera, Roberta Meserve, Natalie Kindred, Michelle DeRoiser. Row 2—Vera Snead, Yvonne Boyd, Nathaniel Ferrell, Louis Ortega, Wendy Jones, and Patricia Frahm. Ambassadors To Promote International Understanding Vera Snead happily accepts the news that she has been chosen to represent Saginaw High in Europe this summer. SKI CLUB Row 7: Eleanor Chantca, Stella Czerewko, Jackie Sabedra, Joe Swender, Eugene Gaudraeu. Row 2: Polly Robb, Mary Thomas, Janet Thomas, Pam May, Roberta Meserve, Julie Simon, Tim Bogardus, Terry Eddie. Row 3: Debbie Sabedra, Laurie Ostermiller, Mr. Watia, Judy Goff, Jan Nicewicz, Dana Rose, Robert Schulz, Ron Mielcarek, Ante Branholm, Diane Wade, Mark Schultz. Below: Skiers prepare for an exciting run down Bintz’s Apple Mountain. Officers: Joe Swender, President; Judy Goff, Vice President; Mr. Watia, Advisor. 72 Dolly (Melanie Woods) confronts Annie (Chris Cronk) with the dead wooden bird that Annie has just shot off Dolly’s head. Annie is escorted by Chief Sitting Bull (Bob Rodri- quez) into the elegant ball room ofthe Hotel Lambert. Annie belts out “Anything You Can Do” with Frank throwing it right back. “ANNIE GET YOUR GUN!” Frank (Tim Wendt) sings “Му Defenses Are Down” to the sorrow and amazement of a few of his many female admirers. Row 1: Jean Taylor, Sherry Stelzer, Norma Lange, Julie Lake, Lorie Elliott, Diane Steinhilber. Row 2: Peggy Crews, Jackie Gerken, Natalie Duby, Sue Mietla, Randy Kwaiser, Ruth Johnson. Row 3: Bill Bettes- worth, Ken Karls, Jack Nash, Walter Brethauer, Jim Lewis, Bob Gamon. Row 4: Kris Walle, Sally Wenzel, Sue Lacy, Janis Bolzman, Sandy Bachula, Maggie Ross. Row 5: Bob Shelley, Polly Robb, Jerry Woods, Jean- ette Williams, Nate Ferrell, Advisor, Mrs. Straumanis. GERMAN CLUB Because of lack of rooms, the third year German class is forced to use the language lab. However, this has proven to be quite helpful in aiding in conversation, which is the goal of third year German. FRENCH CLUB Row 7: Jackie Sabedra, Arie Hogan, Betty Montgomery, Barbara Riley, Beverly McKinney, Annette Cousineau, Diana Bird. Row 2: Jerry Given, Jackie Itovy, Mary Gracik, Sue Dierich, Lou Ann Fabear, Pamela May, Janice Nicewiez. Row 3: Larry Brethaue, Sharon Valliant, Judy Gamon, Ingrid Walters, Connie Bechtal, Debbie Wade, Cynthia Blackson. Row 4: Mike Bray, Michelle DeRosier, Lyn Struter, Chris Cronk, Darlene Holley, Lona Knierin. Holding the banner, left to right, Ken Worthey and Roger Katter. SPANISH CLUB Row 7: Danny Gomez, Marcos. Row 2: Miss Lopez, Micky Vasquez, Mary Lou Vasquez, 75 and Roberta Meserve. Varsity: Row 1: Debbie Wade, Jeanette Fini, Mary Thomas, Darlene Hill, Donna Kruske. Row 2: Diane Kumar, Delann Fini, Sally Wenzel, Ruth Schoenhiet, Joann Lawrence, Debbie Clauss. Row 3: Polly Robb, Judy Gamon, Diana Ruple, Pat Frahm, and Linda Graham. MERMAIDS DO EXIST ! CATALINA Above: Officers: Row 7: Jeanette Fini, president; Donna Kruske, life guard. Row 2: Sally Wenzel, secretary; Miss Kuplis, advisor; Debbie Clauss, treasurer. Row 3: Diana Ruple, publicity chair- man; and Linda Graham, vice president. Junior Varsity: Row 7: Janet Vestervelt, Roberta Meserve, Marian Hogan. Row 2: Sue Lyon, Lorie Dinninger, Debbie Sabedra, Sandy Toronjo. Row 3: Michelle Bovee, Mary Jo Brooks, and Lana Lepper. LE —— I eee Future Teachers Association. Row 1: Dora Primus, Kay Minnich, Mrs. Iwanienko, Elaine Allen, Mike Hast- ed, Beverly McKinney. Row 2: Michelle Bovee, Rosa Watson, Sharon Valiant, Yvonne Boyd, Sally Ugarte- chea. Row 3: Kristi Walle, Wanda Ivy, Joyce Blackman, Theonas Barry. Red Cross. Row 1: Roberta Hale, Beverly Brascom, Rosa Watson, Ingrida Walters, Sylvia Taylor, Mar- cetta Clark. Row 2: Eunice Ervin, Vicky Johnson, Chris Jennigan, Emigine McDonald, Barbara Ray, Pamela 777 Walker. Row 3: Walsetta Jordon, Linda Garcia, Barbara Lintern, Louise Abby, JoEtte Quaal, Jackie Hugh- ey, Theresa Barnes. Row 4: Rossilit, Miss Petrie, Steve Kasper, Zelean Baty. Co-Op Club. Row 7: Mrs. Harkins, advisor; Jack Nash, secretary; Sue McLeod, vice president; Kathy Dobis, vice president; Jean Taylor, treasurer; Leo Romo, president; Miss Pritchard, advisor. Row 2: Debbie Drake, Emilia Beasely, Darlene Brown, Janice Dierch, Marta Zamora, Ann Czerewko, Yvette Brown. Row 3: JoAnn Petrie, Janet Thompson, Debbie Condon, Lynell Rhodes, Rose Rendon, Colleen Durow, Kathy Dudek. Row 4: Tom Beck, Lonn Schwab, Robert Schulz, Laura Grzeseak, Ruth Schoehiet, Brenda Zielinski, Lynne White. Row 5: Vernor Clay, Dorene Engleke, and Cindy Wilson. Co-Op Club. Row 7: Debbie Boone, Marcetta Clark, Cheri Hightower, Nancy Myers, Mary Welsh, Pat Jones, Sonja Jackson. Row 2: James Yaw, Kay Simmet, Mary Montgomery, Linda Sharpe, Judy Greer, Col- leen Kelly, Julie Lake. Row 3: Hershell Burnell, Paul Dagon, Mike McCoy, Dennis Gunther, Jim Czolgosz, Dave Orange, John Lienczewski. Row 4: Ricky Shafer, Don Church, Dennis Ewing, Robert Cline, Richard Johndro. mo. Librarians: Row 1: Lona Knierim, Karen Kowaleski, Chris Ward, Renee’ Orler, Ruth Blakely, Ruby Wil- liams, Lillie Dorsey, Joyce Evans, Theresa Barnes, Beverly McKinney. Row 2: Mary Yancer, Betty Peake, Mary Barachkov, Carolyn Verduzco, Linda Suggs, Roberta Hale, Chris Estill, Ann Parks, Odessa Turner, Dora Primus. Row 3: Barbara Riley, Darlene Holley, Terri Hartley, Milton Swan, Larry Camp, Terry Massee, Arthur Cliatt, Clifford Tolosa, and Mrs. Laeding. Our exchange students really brightened Saginaw High this year. The added glimmer and excitement was warmly accepted by us. They are Ante Bran- holm, Göteborg, Sweden; Renato Tiznado, Concep- cion, Chile; Leena Närhvi, Helsinki, Finland; Bengt Belfrage, Göteborg, Sweden; and Pia Hillgaard, Elisnore, Denmark. G.A.A. Row 1: Connie Hernandez, Barbar Ray, Lillian Vaughn, Linda Garcia, Lou Ann Fobear, Cathy Neuman. Row 2: Brenda Grace, Linda Williams, Beverly Jones, Michelle Bovee, Jackie Harness, June Brooks. Row 3: Bam Waler, Betty Parks, Sandy Remyscewski, Kim Serian. Row 4: Joyce Wilson, Rosa Watson, Sue Remyscewski. 80 Debate. Row 1: Yvonne Boyd, Veronica Carter, Jeanette Fini, Melanie Woods. Row 2: Mrs. Brandon, Hank Brown, Louis Mares Jr., Dana Compton, Tim Wendt, Kenneth M. Simon. Row 3: Charles H. Coleman, Hurley J. Coleman, Jr., Joseph L. Ramirez, Ante Branholm, Joseph Lopez. Forencis: Row 1: Joseph Ramirez, Yvonne Boyd, Melanie Woods, Veronica Carter, Hurley Coleman, Mrs. 81 Brandon. Row 2: Joseph Lopez, Kenneth Simon, Hank Brown, Dana Compton, Louis Mares, Charles H. Cleman, Ante Branholm. A AURORA UNDER NEW LEADERSHIP THIRD HOUR AURORA Wilenda Allen, Tom Woods, Lynn Fager, Kathy Blondin and Roberta Merserve. Tom Woods demonstrate to an exchange student from Brazil the workings of a dark room. UNDERCLASSMEN HELP LAYOUT THE AURORA SIXTH HOUR AURORA Vondo Coleman, Shelia Bennett, James Carr and Celeste Johnson. i Juniors help sophomore layout a page. 83 — — e EI Student Lantern: Seated: Kaye Minnich, Mary Lawrence. Row 7: Eva Scott Barbara Pinkston, Carol Lintern, Barbara Balewicz. Row 2: Carolyn Thomas, Pam McGaw, Joyce Brooks. Row 3: Paul Billow. Not || pictured are: Robert Rodriquez, Earnestine Knight. 84 Student Lantern: Seated: Shelley Simon, Margaret Langston. Standing: Willie Daniels, Bruce Manry, Len- ny Mueller, Mike Murray. WEE i Ee ve made JUNIOR NATE FERRELL RE-ELECTED CLASS PRESIDENT FOR TROJANS’ 1968-1969 SCHOOL YEAR Junior Class officers this year are: Michelle DeRosier, Secretary; Wendy Jones, Vice-President; and Nate Ferrell, President. Deborah Abernathy, Milton Adams, Mary Aldridge, Deloris Alexander, Elaine Allen, Tom Allison, Cathy Alvarado. Marcos Anaya, Dawn Anderson, Julia Anderson, Rich Anderson, Dennis Archer, Norwell Armstrong, Gloria Arizo. Delores Austin, Phyllis Austin, Gloria Ayala, Sandy Bachula, Barb Balewicz, Debbie Baranic, Vickie Barkley. Belinda Barlow, Jackie Barnes, Narella Barnes, Theresa Barnes, Mike Bartotti, Jeraldine Bates, Barbara Bell. Brenda Bell, Jackie Bell, Guy Bennett, Shelia Bennett, Mary Benson, Randy Ber- ger, Bill Bettesworth. Harry Bielski, Paul Billow, Diana Bird, Ollie Bishop, Enny Blackmon, Gloria Blair, Bernice Blanchard. Jim Block, Tom Blohm, Sally Bluemlein, Barbara Boles, Willie Bond, Nereida Bor- rero, Shad Bovee. Linda Bowes, Delfie Bowie, Yvonne Boyd, Brenda Braddock, Joyce Brandon, Barbara Brazil, Dorothy Brewer. Laverne Brewer, Debby Brookins, Made- line Brooks, Deborah Brown, Henry Brown, Susan Brown, Thomas Brown. Inez Browning, Debbie Buck, Celestine Buckley, Cleveland Burks, Shelia Burnell, Dan Burney, Gwendolyn Burt. Steve Burton, Gloria Butler, Pam Bye, Helen Byrd, Carol Camp, James Carr, David Carter. Jeanette Carter, Veronica Carter, Thomas Casey, Shirley Lambert, Ron Castillo, Mark Chambers, Kathy Chapman. Debbie Cherry, Diane Choyce, Janet Coates, Douglass Cole, Charles Coleman, Sheila Coleman, Vonda Coleman. Theresa Collins, Wella Collins, Judy Col- vin, Betty Jean Cooper, Loretta Cooper, Mildred Cock, Barbara Cottrell. WHAT! ME STUDY? Annette Cousineau, Mary Anne Cozzolino, Annie Crimes, Ray Crommatie, Christine Cronk, Jim Crotzer, Barbara Crudup. Bethany Csiki, Milton Curry, Ralph Czol- gosz, David Czerney, Randy Dash- kovitz, Cherilyn Davis, Eddie Davis. Ginger Davis, Mertis Davis, Marty Decher, Linda Delgado, Michelle DeRosier Barb Dixon, Joseph Dixon. Mary Dorsey, Alice Drain, Natalie Dubay, Dave Ducham, Ann Duby, Charles Dukar- ski, Angela Duncan. Cynthia Dunlap, Geri Dunn, Regina Dunn, Fedrica Durrah, Bob Dyer, Terry Eddy, Sue Ehlert. Jeanne Elliot, Edna Ellis, Allen Enciso, Kathy Ennis, Yronne Erwin, Linda Esler, Christine Estill. Terry Everett, Elizabeth Ferguson, Fred Ferguson, Nathaniel Van Ferrell, Sally Finger, Delann Fini, Juanita Flores. Thomas Fournier, Stanley Fradd, Pat Frahm, Dorothea Frazier, Jeanette Free- man, Dave French, Ronnie Frierson. Diane Fritzler, Eddie Gaines, Judy Gamon, Robert Gamon, David Garcia, Yolanda Garcia, Florine Gary. Eugene Gaudeau, Terry Geese, Jackie Gerkin, Connie Gilles, Jerry Givan, Linda Glenn, Diane Glover. Alto Gochett, Daniel Gomez, Jesse Gon- zales Jr., Julio Gonzales, Catherine Good- man, Vicky Goodrich, Pauline Grace. Almeta Green, Dennis Green, Janice Greer, Frieda Griffin, Marlene Griffin, Dianne Gulvas, Robin Gunther. Gloria Gutierrez, Hopie Gutierrez, Lulu Gutierrez, Wendy Guttowski, Sue Haack, Ruth Hager, Joanna Hale. Dorothy Harmon, Jewel Harness, Renna Harness, Bill Harper, Diana Harris, Doro- thy Harris, Kathy Harris. 89 The Psychodelic Scene finally reaches Saginaw High School as portrayed by the work of our art students in the show cases. Patricia Harris, June Hart, Betty Hayes, Toni Hayes, Donald Hearin, Fay Henry, Herbert Herb. Alma Hernadez, Raul Hernandez, Robert Hernandez, Geraldine Hewitt, John Hick, Charles Hill, Darlene Hill. Debbie Hitzler, Gary Hodge, Marilyn Hogg, Freda Holmes, Mary Holmes, Rob- ert Holmes, Ruthy Holmes. Dave Holsinger, Bernard Hope, Beverly Hunt, Pat Hurry, Nasieree Hulet, Phil James, Betty Johnson. Clarice Johnson, Claudia Johnson, Delores Johnson, Gloria Johnson, James Johnson, John Johnson, Knesly Johnson. Linda Johnson, Mander Johnson, Norma Johnson, Larry Joiner, Betty Jones, David Jones, Denise Jones. Dorothea Jones, Evelyn Jones, Raccille Jones, Shirley Jones, Wendy Jones, Richard Kapp, Kenneth Karls. Allan Kelley, Sheryl Kelley, Randy Ken- yon, Kelly Ketterman, Shirley Kinchen, Natalie Kindred, Robert King. Charles Kleinbreil, Christine Klemmer. Chris Knapp, Leverne Knox, Cora Knuc- kles, Debbie Kosinski, Karen Kowalski. Russell Kubik, Diane Kumar, Duane Kumas, Renee Kwaiser, Wendy Kwiat- kowski, Sue Lacy, Sam Lambert. Kathy Lange, Dennis Lapan, Craig Latarte, Randy Latty, Charles Laury, Delaine Laury, Joann Lawrence. Patricia Lawson, Clarence Layton, Ida Ledesma, Diane Leszczynski, Carol Lin- tern, Shirley Lovett, Paulette Lowery. Delores Luna, Bernice Manior, Bruce Manry, Gary Manry, Ras Marselis, Clau- dia Marshall, Linda Martin. Wanda Martin, Manuel Martinez, Rosie Martinez, Yolanda Martinez, Terry Mas- sey, Jim Mayer, Barbara McCall. Our Trojans have shown loyal support even though our team has had a very unlucky season. Duane McCarroll, Delores McCray, Pam McGaw, Jessie McGee, Thomas McGhee, Fred McGill, Mikel McGuire. Olee McKnight, Shirley McKnight, Chris- tine McMillon, Gladys McMillon, Valerie McMillon, Mildred McNichols, Luis Medina. Alma Melzo, Elaine Meredith, Roberta Meserve, Tim Mikulewicz, Connie Miller, Pat Minnich, Terry Mitchell. Eddie Moore, Peggy Jean Moore, JoAnn Morgan, Marilyn Morrison, Leonard Mueller, Cathy Murphy, Lois Murphy. Michael Murray, Grace Myers, Charles Myles, Gabriel Najera, John Nance, Gwen Nash, Roy Neal. Nunamaker, Patricia O’Brien. Elouise Oglesby, Cyndi Orange, Louie Ortega, Joe Ortiz, Laurie Ostermiller, Emma Oviedo, Henry Padilla. Yolanda Padilla, Nancy Paige, Neil Paquette, Ann Parks, Sue Parish, Pamela Partlow, Dan Patrick. Rhonda Patton, Norma Payton, Sally Paw- lick, Walter Peebles, Margaret Pena, Bar- bara Peoples, Linda Peoples. Lynette Peoples, Jesse Perez, David Pier- sall, Sharon Place, Howard Pleasant, Larry Polk, Kathy Porter. Gwen Porterfield, Margaret Price, Pamela Priest, Tom Priest, Theodore Prince, Rosemary Pruitt, Michael Powell. Gloria Rabedeau, Alice Rainey, Annie Randle, Richard Rankins, Harold Ray, Sandy Remyszewski, Curtis Richardson. Barbara Riley, Jacalyn Riley, Elaine Rob- ertson, Betty Robinson, Linda Robinson, Victoria Rodriquez, Debbie Romanelli. Dana Rose, Lenalle Ross, Cal Rounds, Earl Rumpel, Charlene Sawatzke, Myrtle Sax- on, Mary Sayan. James Nelson, Jessie Nelson, Howard Net- tles, Gwen Nickerson, Joe Noriega, Rosie 93 Ken Karls arrives late, as usual, for one of our games. Ricky Schafer, Larry Schneider, Roger Schulz, Eva Scott, Richard Seals, Rudy Serrato, Linda Shaffer. Linda Shands, Dora Shaw, Alice Shipman, James Shivers, Mischelle Sieggreen, Vernell Simmons, Shelley Simon. Tom Slade, Diana Slagle, R. L. Sledge, Milton Small, Greg Smith, Pauline Smith, Roberta Smith. Tyrone Smith, Naomi Snead, Vera Snead, Mike Sowulewski, Mike Stamper, Rusty Stebbins, Ruth Steiner. Beverly Stephens, Jacqueline Stephens, Mary Stewart, Gregory Stinson, Janice Stoddard, Lynne Strieter, Mary Strong. Peggy Sullivan, Deborah Sweet, Don Suri- an, Randall Sweigart, Charlie Swender, David Swilley, Anthony Sykes. Fred Tappen, Renee Tarleton, Linda Tate, Carl Taylor, Carla Taylor, Gloria Taylor, Marsha Taylor. Steven Taylor, Brenda Thomas, Carolyn Thomas, Carolyn Thomas, Edward Thom- as, James Thomas, Billy Thompson. David Thompson, Gene Tilden, Barb Trier, Alfonso Trevino, Grace Trevino, Pat Truckner, Kathy Turner. Melvin Turner, Phyliss Tuzas, Gus Tyler, Sally Ugartechea, Sharon Ugartechea, Karen Valley, Inez Vance. There seems to be more sleeping in study hall than studying for the exams. Perhaps he studied too late the night before. These girls prove that the only interest isn’t at a game or meet as they watch our football and cross country teams practice. Mary Lou Vasquez, Sylvia Villarreal, Debra Wade, Rick Wagner, Liz Wall, Kristie Walle, Ingrida Walters. Gary Wandzel, Christina Ward, Kenneth Ward, Jacquelyn Washington, Danny Weaver, Annie Weems, Gloria Weirauch. Pam Wendt, Sally Wenzel, Pat Wesolek, Cindy Wesson, Robert West, Joanne Wick- er, Deborah Wicker. Linda Wilbert, Barbara Williams, Clara Williams, Doretta Williams, Edith Wil- liams, Erskine Williams, Hazel Williams. Hubert Williams, Jeanette Williams, Linda Williams, Naomi Williams, Oscar Wil- liams, Ora Williams, Thedora Williams. Mary Ann Willis, Joyce Wilson, Sharon Winters, David Wood, Gerald Wood, Charles Wressell, Debbie Wright. Martha Wyatt, Mary Yancer, Virginia Young, Dennis Zuniga, Marilyn Zungia. Junior, Jim Carr, assists the editor in laying out the yearbook. 627 SOPHOMORES BEGIN THE ROAD TO BECOMING UPPERCLASSMEN Sophomore class officers are: George Jones, president; Vicki Johnson, vice president; and Alicia Doster, secretary. Louise Abby, Jackie Abernathy, Letha Adams, Hakim Adjova, Linda Allen, Maureen Allen, Sally Allen, Netia Amos. Jill Anderson, David Armola, Carolyn Armstrong, Rochelle Arthur, Margaret Atkins, Robert Austin, Vera Austin, Sandy Ayala. Zeallean Bady, Hubert Baker, Rosemary Bamberger, Craig Baranowski, Warmester Barnes, Frank Barrera, Mary Barrett, Theonas Barry. Jed Batcke, Gayle Baumgartner, Connie Bechtel, Sue Beck, Jackie Bell, Margaret Benton, Michael Bettis, Tim Beuer. Herb Beverly, Connie Billings, Carol Blackman, Joyce Blackman, Linda Black- man, Charles Bodiford, Tim Bogardus, Janis Bolzman. Alexis Bond, Rochelle Bond, Borris Bori- sow, Michele Bovee, Eunice Bowes, Bar- bara Bowman, Pat Bowman, Ricky Bou- lieu. Evelyn Box, Lurine Box, Mary Bracey, Georgette Braddock, Diane Bradshaw, Willa Branch, Bob Brandel, Michael Bray. Larry Brethauer, Deborah Brewer, Earline Brewer, James Brewer, Robert Brewer, William Bricault, Charlotte Brink, Mary Jo Brooks. June Brooks, Judy Brooks, Leanna Brown, Mable Brown, Marvin Brown, Melvin Brown, Ray Brown, Don Brutkiewicz. Elaine Bryant, Walter Budzinski, Phyllis Burch, Joann Buriel, John Burke, Linda Burks, Shirley Burnell, Greg Burnett. Linda Burns, Carolyn Burt, Geroge Bur- ton, Earnestine Butler, Michael Buza, Eddie Byas, Jean Cain, Madelyn Calhoun. Connie Camp, Larry Camp, Debbie Camp- | bell, Ben Cantu, Donald Carrigan, Brenda Carter, George Carter, Yolanda Castaneda. Dennis Castillo, Frank Castillo, Zane Cas- tle, Dale Caverly, Beatrice Chavez, Vickie Cheney, Gloria Chinnery, Biddy Chisolm. James Clark, Paul Clark, James Clay, James Clements, Charlene Clemmons, Connie Clemmons, Arthur Cliatt, LaWanda Coates. | Linda Coates, Sandra Coleman, Shirley | Coleman, Marilyn Collins, Nora Collins, Linda Conden, Jim Conger, Pat Conger. 99 —— n school supplies. Lee Cork, Evelyn Couch, Tom Costello, David Cramton, Sally Crandall, Peggy Crews, Robert Culpepper, Hattie Cun- ningham. James Curry, Stella Czerewko, Flossie Dady, Ted Daggs, Dave Dalton, Susie Daniels, Linda Davenport, Earline Davis. Loretta Davis, Lucille Davis, Laurie Daw- son, John Dearman, Willie DeBardelaben, Randy Decher, Esther Delgado, Diana Derige. Guy DeRosier, Sue Dierich, Diane Die- trich, Lorie Dinniger, Rudy Dismukes, Alesia Dixon, Lenora Dixon, Mike Dom- browski. Fernando Dominquez, Linda DonSang, Lillie Dorsey, Alicia Doster, Leuorgia Draine, Darrell Drake, Dan Dropeck, Andy Ducis. Student store attendants assist students in purchasing Faith Dukas, Joe Dudek, Doris Dugan, Mike Dukarski, Richard Dunlap, Beth Easlick, Joseph Ebig, Ray Eddy. Jackie Edwards, Rosemary Edwards, Linda Eiland, Jean Engelke, Lawrence Erby, Willie Ervin, Arnulfo Estrada, Joyce Evans. Robert Ewing, Ron Eyer, Nancy Fager, Gloria Fayne, Mark Federspiel, Terry Federspiel, Tom Federspiel, Annie Fenn. Carmen Flores, Juana Flores, Rita Flores, Esther Flukes, Lou Ann Fobear, Linda Ford, Clark Foster, Tony Frey. Beverly Frierson, Thomas Frierson, Melvie Gaiter, Timothy Gamache, Vivian Gamez, Linda Garcia, Mary Garcia, Jessie Garner. Sharon Gary, Alice Garza, Robin Gawne, Lorraine George, Jim Gleason, Anna Marie Gonzalez, Belinda Gonzalez, Carlos Gonzales. Hopi Gonzalez, Mary Gracik, Dave Grant, Sue Grantham, Phyllis Gronski, Atley Gray, Ted Gray, Kathleen Green. Pamela Grunwell, Katherine Guest, Jua- nita Guevara, Ron Haeske, Joan Hain, Roberta Hale, Brenda Hall, Denise Hall. Dennis Hall, Debbie Haman, Kim Hamil- ton, Tim Hamilton, Leslie Hardiman, George Hardy, Sherri Harmon, Jackie Harness. Charles Harper, Larry Harper, Tommie Harrell, Barbara Harris, Beverly Harris, Terri Hartley, Angelisa Harvey, Joe Has- kin. 101 Seeta Hearin, Juanita Helton, Willie Lee Henix, Ray Henderson, Gail Herring, Paul Hetherington, Angie Hickman, Augusta Hicks. Dianne Hill, Louise Hines, Mitchell Hin- ley, Mary Hoffman, Marion Hogan, Charles Holmes, Harrell Holmes, Darlene Holley. Jacqueline Hood, Kirk Houze, Chris Ho- zer, Jackie Hughey, McArthur Hulett, Alice Hunt, Sylvia Hunt, Willie Dean Huntley. Virgil Ibarra, Esther Iliff, Diane Isom, Jackie Itoney, Wanda Ivy, Hazel Jackson, Orita Jackson, Shelly Jackson. Warren Jackson, Willie Jackson, Mary Jacocks, Jody James, Jennie Jennings, Christine Jernigan, Jim Jerome, Terry Jesse. Johnny Jimenez, Celeste Johnson, Donald Johnson, Faith Johnson, Jennifer Johnson, Josephine Johnson, Martha Johnson, Mel- vin Johnson. Michael Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Victoria Johnson, Beverly Jones, Christy Jones, Fred Jones, George Jones. Helen Jones, Henry Jones, Inez Jones, Les- lie Jones, Melvin Jones, Sharl Jones, Vickie Jones, Dennis Judd. Jeff Kane, Sheri Kasper, Steve Kasper, Alferd Kelly, Elaine Kinchen, Linda King, Jackie Klemmer, Pat Klenke. Jeff Koivisto, Linda Kokes, Michael Kones- ko, Kathy Kraenglein, Larry Krause, Lonna Kwiatkowski, Mike LaDronka, Mary Lane. A good crowd turned out for the annual Saginaw High—Arthur Hill clash but was dis- appointed by our loss at the hands of the Hillites. Margaret Langston, Nina Lapinski, George LaPorte, Deborah Launstein, Ike Laury, Leon Laury, Vanessa Lawrence, William Lay. Elsa Lebron, Chris Lenartowicz, James Lent, Lana Leppert, Gloria Lerma, Don Levi, Jim Lewis, Angela Liles. Carolyn Lindsey, Barb Lintern, Frank Lofaro, Mary Long, Elizabeth Lopez, Larry Louis, Marva Louis, Stephanie Louis. Janice Lumsden, Thomas Lumsden, Sue Lyon, Mary Machul, Raymond Malace, Linda Marko, Glenn Marks, Magnolia Marshall. Derrell Martin, Elma Martinez, Laura Martinez, Pam May, Archie Mays, Denise McCarroll, Claudette McClain, Jerry McCoy. Earline McDaniel, Sue McDonald, Linda McKinney, Regimond McKinney, Alwilda McKinstry, Machelle McLean, Barbara McMillan, Anna McMillon. Claudette McClain, Patricia McMillon, . Johnny McQueen, Margo Merdler, Collis Merkerson, Dale Meyer, Tim Meyer, Marion Mietla. Suzanne Mietla, Rosie Miller, Rusty Mill- er, Leon Mixon, Terry Mocnoy, Michael Moll, Ruth Moll, Betty Montgomery. Ollie Montgomery, Delia Morales, Ledell Mosley, Dorothy Moten, John Mureiko, Mark Murray, Nancy Najera, Iza Nash. Tim Naylor, Phyllis Neal, Larry Nelson, Mary Jane Nerio, Kathy Neuman, Jan Nicewicz, Debra Nickleberry, Alan Nolan. Paula Noriega, Carolyn Norman, Daniel Oberson, Claudia Oglesly, Gloria Olivarz, Eddie Olivo, Charles Orange, Renee Orler. Anothony Ortega, Ed Ortega, Willie Owens, Diana Pagel, Bonnie Painter, Melvin Palmer, Valerie Palmer, Gloria Parham. Betty Park, Rodney Partlow, Robert Patrick, Margret Pena, Irene Perez, Norma Perez, Donald Pershay, Ron Peters. John Phillips, Joyce Phillips, Frank Pickett, Voncile Pierce, Patricia Pierson, Nolan Pinkston, Francis Piwowarski, Doris Pleas- ant. Sandi Popielarz, James Porter, Shirley Porter, Ronald Porterfield, Linda Price, Glenda Prince, Winifred Prince, Kay Prin- gle. Gwendolyn Pryitt, Yvonne Pruitt, Howard Rankins, Barbara Ray, James Reed, Linda Reese, Victor Rembert, Sue Remyszewski. Jeana Rethman, Larry Reynolds, Angie Reyes, Aurelio Reyes, David Reyes, Sharon Richardson, Paul Rigda, Barbara Riley. John Rincher, Isabel Rivera, Teresa Rivera, Virginia Rivera, Alonzo Robinson, Clyde Robinson, Forrest Robinson, Ray Rocha. Jessie Rodriquez, Josie Rodriquez, Susanna Rodriquez, Larry Rogan, Joyce Romero, Danny Rosales, Mary Rosales, Lenalle Ross. Gwendolyn Rouse, Sylvia Ruiz, Tom Rundell, John Ruple, Joanne Ruppel, Debbie Sabedea, Jack Sahr, Allen Salter. November 4 brought citizens to our school to vote for their presidental choice. 105 SRA DD IRC уту PAS GEM BENS Pe REG EE -—Ἀëꝙò nee eee erent eee ——— -—— DB Another sophomore takes to the road in compliance with the new driver education law. Archie Sanders, Dorothy Sanders, Glenn Sanders, Tyrone Sangster, Sylvia Santoya, Rick Sawyer, Mary Jo Schilling, Emily Schmidt. Greg Schneider, Richard Schultz, Linda Schumacher, Neil Schwab, Paulette Scott, Jackie Serrato, Connie Settle, Gwendolyn Sharper. Marla Shauger, Gloria Sheard, Elizabeth Shepard, Rita Shepard, Joseph Silva, The- rasa Silva, Julie Simon, Willie Simon. Jeanette Simmons, Patricia Simmons, Michael Simms, Regina Simpson, Wanda Slater, Jerry Sloboda, Nadine Smeage, Artisher Smith. David Smith, Iris Smith, Kathleen Smith, Lorie Smith, Lorraine Smith, Sharon Smith, Shirley Smith, Steve Smith. Yvette Smith, Mike Snarski, Josephine Spain, Barb Spaulding, Rosalind Sparks, Charles Sprowl, Linda Stafford, Debra Stedry. Bob Steiner, Mike Stephens, Shirley Stew- art, Robert Stewart, Cliff Stock, Laura Stokes, Horace Strickland, Larry Strong. Linda Suggs, Lorna Suggs, Kimberlee Suri- an, Milton Swan, Stephanie Surles, Lucinda Sweigart, James Tate, Jesse Tate. Terry Tatroe, Garry Taylor, Geraldine Taylor, Kathleen Taylor, Laura Terry, Gail Thick, Debra Thomas, Don Thomas. Tyrone Thomas, Delores Thompson, Glen Tithof, Sandy Toronjo, Christopher Town- send, Hollistine Townsend, Juan Trevino, Rose Trevino. Mary Triplett, Barbara Truss, Loretta Tucker, Brenda Turner, Elizabeth Tymich, Terri Vallier, Sharon Valliant, Arthur Valls. Lillian Vaughan, Olivia Vela, Elba Velez, Carolyn Verduzco, Janet Vesterfelt, Mar- tha Villareal, Linda Wachowski, Diane Wade. Larry Wagner, James Wahl, Pam Walker, Tom Wallner, Wanda Walters, Ralph Ward, Carl Washington, George Washing- ton. Gwendolin Washington, Pauline Washing- ton, Sue Waters, Mike Weaver, Barbara Welch, Dorothy Weems, Deborah Welch, Diane Wells. Aquanette Wesley, Marshon Whittley, Ron Whitney, Wes Wiechmann, Gloria Wiley, Ricky Willi, Anlynn Williams, Arthur Williams. Brenda Williams, Connie Williams, Debra Geneva Williams, Lamont Williams, McKinley Williams, Nancy Williams, Ruby Williams. Yvonne Williams, Elmer Willis, Greg Wil- lis, Marcella Willis, Sandra Willis, Eloise Wilson, Michael Wilson, Oscar Wilson. Ruby Winters, Vickie Winters, Leo Wis- niewski, Tim Wolpert, Larry Wooden, Vera Woods, Steve Wrona, Rosie Yanez. Clifford Tolosa, Esther Young, Karen Youker. Long after the echos of the cheers cease, a lone spectator finds the solitude of a deserted football field. h Hig � ао) , dear Sag S = Y V з EM — — S I c — So ED So SO JACK P. TAYLOR Superintendent Saginaw Public Schools SUPERINTENDENT | TAYLOR STARTS NEW PROGRAMS | TO MEET CITY’S | EDUCATIONAL | NEEDS | SAGINAW BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Superintendent Taylor, Dr. John O. Goodsell (chairman), R. Joseph Heagany. Standing: Walter C. Averill, Jr., Ruben Daniels, Harold M. Karls, and Dorothy Beck. Missing from the picture is Eugene P. Stansbury. Above: Special department directors include Eleanor D. Bang- ham, Art. Education; Catherine Furbee, Speech Correction; Earle E. Robinson, Adult Education program; and Lawrence Laeding, Health and Physical Education. James a apa SPECIAL ASSISTANTS E IN ADMINISTRATION SPARK CITY-WIDE INNOVATIONS HELEN M. LEESCH LEONARD T. SOPER RICHARD E. KELLEY Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Elementary Education Administration Planning 111 JOHN D. EKELOF B.S., M.S. PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL JOHN D. EKELOF URGES STUDENTS AND FACULTY TO GET MORE INVOLVED WITH SAGINAW HIGH ACTIVITIES Mr. Ekelof assists Wilenda Allen in getting involved with Saginaw High activities. Mr. Ekelof and faculty discuss involvment with the school. Left to right: Howard Spracklin, Garth Westendorf, John Ekelof, and John Harvey. UE DUANE A. MAAS MARY J. EWING B.S., M.A. B.A., M.A. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL DEAN OF STUDENTS Saginaw High Introduces new Assistant Principal t o the Administration JAMES BLENKHORN B.S., M.A. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL 4 Mr. McCormic helps George Redeemer with his future plans. Counseling Center Hostesses Row 7: Migdalia Vasquez, Naomi Snead, Shirley Spencer, Yvonne Welch, Janice Bolzman. Row 2: Diana Bird, Linda Graham, Pat Frahm, Olee McKnight, Polly Robb. Mrs. Willadsen and Miss Burt are our hardworking secretaries in the counseling center. ALLYN McCORMIC RAYMOND HANSON GLORIA MOORE B.S., M.A., Counselor B.A., M.A., Counselor B.S., M.A., Counselor RUTH SURGESON T CAHOURS B.A., M.A., Counselor R. E., Th. B., M. K., SBAS GUIDANCE DIRECTOR 115 Mrs. Dorothy Willert and Mrs. Helen Reynolds learn instructions from Mrs. Emmaline Kimmerly. These secretaries keep us on the move and inform us of important events. Office helpers. Row 7: Eunice Ervin, Gail Rouse, Minnie Tate, Anice McDonald, Renee Kwaiser. Row 2: Gwen Burt, Karon Crenshaw, Sue Pitcher, Judy Popielarz, Vicki Fisher, and Jean- ette Fini. BEHIND THE SCENE HEROINES KEEP S.H.S. RUNNING Although they aren't considered officer helpers, Janeen Kramer, Judy Goff, Shelly Simon and Donna Kruske, are a valuable addition to the office. These girls deliver the daily bulletins to our rooms. Tom Woods is glad they do. MARIE ALLINGTON A.B. English RUSSEL ANDREOTTI B.S. Vocational Practice JOAN BAUMGARTNER B.S. Homemaking RICHARD BECK B.A., Assoc. Special Education GENE BEUTHIN B.A. Economic, Govt. LEANORE BILLINGTON B.E. Business, Dept. Head ELIZABETH BISSETT B.S. Human Relations CYNTHIA BRANDON B.A. Debate, Speech, English 117 Mr. Saari rehearses the choir for future programs. PATRICK BRENNAN B. S., M.A. Economics, Govt. VIRGINIA BUCKLEY B.S. Swimming JAMES BUSCH B.A. Bookkeeping, Consumers Ed. MARY CAMERON B.S., M.A. English KATHLEEN CANEL B.S: Homemaking ROY CHAMBERLAIN B. E., B. S., М.А. Electricity 118 GLEN CHAPIN B.A., M.A. Bookkeeping, Student Store STANLEY CLARK B.S. Journalism, English PATRICA COLTHURST B.S. English EMMA CROSBY B.S. Mathematics MARY GENEVIEVE DRISCOLL B.A., M.A. French, English CORA DUNCAN BA. М.А. English LOUIS ECONOMOU B.A. U.S. History, Coach DONALD EFREMOFF B.S., M.A. Retailing, N.Y.C. Director 119 h JOSEPH ETIENNE B.S., М.А. Phys. Ed., Swimming, Coaching HOWARD FABER B.S., M.S. Biology, Dept. Head MIKE FABER B.A. Mathematics DARYL FETTERS B.M., M.A. Instrumental Music MARY C. FOLDS B.A., M.A. English, Social Studies DONALD FROST B.S., M.A. Study Halls MICHAEL FROST BS. Mathematics, St udy Hall DOROTHY GRAVES B.S., M.Ed. Homemaking | 120 x KENNETH GRAY B.S., M.S. Biology, Counselor, Coaching JEWEL HALL B.S. Guidance M. AILEEN HARKINS B.S. Retailing, D. E. Coordinator MARY HETHERINGTON B.A., M.S.J. English, D. A. Ceremony CARLA HUMPHREY B.A., M.A. English VALENTINA IWANIENKO B.A. Social Studies ALGER JOHNSON B.S., M.A. Machine Shop GLENN JOHNSON B.S. Geometry 121 122 ОТТО КАНГЕЕ B.S. Mathematics, Dept. Head HERBERT KORF B.S. World History, Athletic Mgr. MILDRED KROHN B.A., M.E. Oe Typing Mi ss Moore talks to Mrs. Roberts and Mr. Maddy about the school affairs. Mr. Nickodemus demonstrates how to smooth the edge of the Danish American foot stool. This is a required semester proj- ect. MARGARETA KUPLIS B.A. Psychology, Sociology JOHN LAATSCH B.A., M.A. Special Ed., Dept. Head OARIE LEMANSKI B.A., M.A. Physical Education, Coaching WARREN LEONARD B.S. Bookkeeping, Aurora PAUL LeVALLEY A.B. English MINERVA LOPEZ B.A. Spanish, English PATRICK MARCOGLIESE B.S. Guidance, Coaching CLAUDE MARSH M.A. Science, Coaching 123 GLADYS McCULLY B 5. U.S. History KAREN MINARD B.A. Spanish, English J. ROSS MITCHELL АВ. English, Dept. Head CLIFFORD MONSON B.S. Drafting GERALD MOORE B.S.E., M.A. Art ALENA NEAL B.S. English ROBERT NICKODEMUS B.S., M.A. Woodworking PATRICK O’TOOLE B.A. Econ., Government, Coaching 124 DOROTHY PETRIE B.S., M.A. Home Economics, Dept. Head JAMES PHELAN B.A., M.A. Special Education ROLAND PRATT B.M.E., M.A. English ELNA PRTICHARD BS. NER. Office Training, Coordinator ANNYE ROBERTS Bis: Special Education MARYLEE ROMAKER B.A., M.A. Physical Education ELSIE ROSSELIT BS. Homemaking CAROL SCHLUCKEBIER B.S. Librarian 125 Miss Pritchard assists Willo Hamilton in a problem that she had in her typing assignment. SUZANNE SCHRAM B.A. English GERALD SLOSSER B MA Mathematics GERALD SMITH B.S. Driver Training DONALD SPEER B.S., М.А. Driver Training HOWARD SPRACKLIN B.A., M.A. Psychology, Sociology SHIRLEY STEPHENS B.A. English 126 AIJA STRAUMANIS B.A. German, Russian STANLEY STULL B. S., M.A. World History JEAN TEETS B.S. x English i MARGARET TENNY B.A., M.A. Latin, English Mr. Clifford Monson helps solve a drafting problem of one of his students. Mr. Monson retires this year after 43 years of teaching. 127 LARRY THOMPSON B.S., M.A. U.S. History, Mich. History ALEXANDER TOYZAN B. S., MAT Chem. Chemistry DAVID VALLIANT B.S., M.A. Special Education il | Mr. Moore assist Linda Reed with an Art il | assignment that she had a problem with. LOUISE VANALSTINE B.S., M.A. Special Education YVONNE VEAL B.S. English TAUNO WATIA BS: Geography, Coach | | 128 — JEROLD WESSELY B. S., М.А. Personal Bus. Law GARTH WESTENDORE A.A., B.S. U.S. History NANCY WHITTINGTON B.A., M.A. Typing CHALMERS WICKWIRE B.A., M.A. Physics, Physical Science GENE WILSON B.A. Driver Education ROLAND WILSON B.S. Biology, Tennis Coach KENNETH YOUNG B.E. Mathematics, Dud-Vis Coord RICHARD MADDY BA. Metal Shop JOHN G. YOUNG B.A., M.A. ATTENDANCE COUNSELOR ATTENDANCE OFFICE SERVES AS CENTER FOR SCHOOL-HOME COMMUNICATIONS JOHN E. JACOBSON B.A., M.A. SCHOOL-HOME COUNSELOR Counseling center secretary Mrs. Clay assists Mr. Young and Mr. Jacobson in recording absences. Helpers: Row 7: Brenda Braddoc, Sue Hall, Linda Haney, Annie Garth, Walsetta Jordon, Pat Walker, Celyon Baker. Row 2: Marilyn Packard, Stephanie Schultz, Pam Wendt, Ingrida Walters, Edith Wil- liams, Phillis Tezas, Sheri Hawkins. Row 3: Delia Morales, Barbara Acklin, Jeanette Cater, Rose Wat- son, Beverly Brascom, Callie Jennings, Pat Conger. Row 4: Debbie Clauss, Sue Froelich, Laura Stokes, Sue Nowacki, JoEtte Quaal, Natalie Dubay, Ann Duby. Row 5: Lorie Dinninger, and Charlotte Brink. Betty Settle Chris Slawinski 1951-1968 1951-1968 „у, . N Ce So live, that when thy summons comes to join ... The innumera- ble caravan, which moves ... To that mysterious realm, where each shall take ... His chamber in the silent halls of death, ... Thou go not like the quarry-slave at night, ... Scourged to his dungeon, but, sustained and soothed ... By an unfaltering trust, approach thy grave, ... Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch . . . About him, and lies down to pleasant dreams. from THANATOPSIS, by William C. Bryant uni?” ыз 7 Za d 25 `. Ue E ee 5 à US а ЫҚ А y о et. EAT Ma DOS CUSTODIAL STAFF Left to right: L. Moulton, F. Adams, M. Kuk, R. Graham, V. Morrell, E. Moulton, | E. Haudlovits, R. Sheperd, S. Campbell, D. Turner, N. Ott. | THE UNHERELDED PEOPLE THAT MAKE SAGINAW HIGH GO ms звание | у = | KITCHEN STAFF Left to right: Z. Stelzer, D. Webster, F. Casimera, V. Jackson, A. | 132 Psiuk, N. Blondin, H. Mertz. ee see egen e E F ADVERTISING „ ЖУУ УУУ FAN: Ce (жә U CONGRATULATIONS 2 % TO ІНЕ SENIOR C LASS A Squire Shop salesman shows two Trojan football players his fine array of sportswear. OF 1969 SQUIRE SHOP 418 E. 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