Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1972 volume:

AURORA 772 a year of unity ... AE. ty E ja puma ae 22 4 saw um GE o9 7? d $ H - pei 4 we face the racism and poverty Q= O Y E a ‚oO © fl a, ARENA A nott Mila VH Ac ah We Are itage Rooted In The Past Our Her We Are But We Are Today And Our Problems Belong To Today Working Together To Find The Key To Our Identity May Build The Links That Draw All Of Us Closer MENS 2 S segue dia vi Homecoming 1971: | TOP: After the game and halftime festivities, the homecoming crowd jammed to the music of the Last Dimension. MIDDLE: Sherry | Lahti and Charles Stewart are really digging | it! LOWER RIGHT: With a starry look in her eyes, Queen Yolanda and her date slowly dance to the music. RIGHT HAND PAGE TOP: Queen and the court present to the | crowd at half time. FROM LEFT TO | RIGHT they are Demona Aldridge, Nora | Westbrook, Yolands Yanez, Carolyn Ma- lone, Jackie Swilley. RIGHT: Bleacher Bums | turn out to yell for the team on the Bums | float. BOTTOM: Afro-American Club mem- bers pull their float during half time parade. Highlighting the 1971 homecoming festivities was the crowning of Helen of Troy. Miss Yolanda Yanez was Saginaw High’s homecoming queen. Carolyn Malone, 1st runnerup; Jackie Swilley, 2nd runnerup; Nora Westbrook, 3rd | runnerup; and Demona Aldridge, 4th runnerup were her attendants. | The tension began when the game started with Flint Southwestern. At half- | time, the score stood, Saginaw High 12, Flint Southwestern 6. 10 Cheerleaders VARSITY, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jackie Swilley, Alice Hall, Nora Westbrook, captain, Florene McGlothin, Carla Wilson, Carolyn Ma- lone, Kathy Jackson. JUNIOR VARSITY, KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: Jackie McFarland, Elaine Abby, Sharon King. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Sheryl Robinson, Mildred Dorsey, Deborah Morris. Pom Pom Squad POM POM SQUAD, KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Hall, Clematee Nelson, Josephine Parks, Audrey Aldridge, Brenda Moore, Debbie Aytch, Sheri Lahti, Pankie Allen. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Delores Pierson, Gwen Parks, Bernadine Taylor, Vickie Watson, Ivory Love, Elaine Hicks. BELOW: The Saginaw High School Community Pom Pom Squad perform at halftime for one of our home basketball games. Intramural In Action This year the boys and girls gym was opened to the students during 5th and 6th hour lunch pe- riods. Basketball, tether ball and dances were some of the activities available. | RIGHT: The guys practice some shots during noon hour. BOTTOM: Ping-Pong was also one of the favored activities of- | fered during noon time. EE 14 Students Beat Faculty SE The faculty cheerleaders are having a good time cheering their team on. The cheerleaders are: L to R — Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. raggs, Miss Wilson, Miss King, Miss Miles and Miss Singleton. BELOW: Mr. Nuckolls shoots high for the basket during the Student-Faculty game. After School Happening's à vd 2. E B z a: PU 1 = } | 989 e I ir ABOVE: A favorite after school happening is getting out of school and going home. TOP RIGHT: Homework! It’s one of the things that goes along with going to school. RIGHT: Saki Sissiko, Saginaw Highs exchange stu- dent from France, is working hard at her job. 16 LEFT: One of the many after school activities is having a game of pool with your friends. RIGHT: Daniel Wells a shoesaleman for Nobils, helpfully assists 2 customers in select- ing a pair of shoes. BOTTOM: Two members of the Trogan Bowling League are all set to shoot for a strike. RIGHT: This student here looks like he's doing some heavy thinking, or then again he might just be sleeping. BOTTOM: Tak- ing it easy — Debbie, Brenda, Connie and Larry are doing just that, by playing a friendly game of cards. 18 I 19 LEFT: The Wonderful World of Studying! And it looks as though Marcia Wood has found it. BOTTOM LEFT: Rich Burr break- ing away from the standard sound and creat- ing his own. RIGHT: U-m-m-m good! That's what Ricky Nash is saying to Carla Wilson. History Month The month of February was set aside as Black History month. It was observed at Saginaw High first when Miss Joanna Featherspoon came and entertained the student body in an assembly with her recitations of black literature (first picture). During the month there were many other activities here including a Soul Food Dinner. To close out Black History month over 50 students from Saginaw High presented a Black History play. The play was entitled, “Unsung Black Heroes. The students did a very fine job of portraying the lives of Black heroes of the past and present. 20 21 Martin Luther King Service Center Dedication Mr. Nuckolls, guides Dr. Martin Luther King Sr., speaker for the dedication, on a tour of the Martin Luther King Student Service Center. ABOVE, Reverend King is shown receiving the logmark of our city from mayor Warren C. Light. CIE SES VET OW — STUDENT COUNCIL, FIRST ROW: Vickie Simon, Yvonne Coleman, Marilyn Edwards, Kathy Jackson, Charlotte McMillon, JoAnn Lawrence, Jackie McFarland, Dwight Thomas, Julia Bates: SECOND ROW: Pat Thomas, Paul Holmes, John Delgado, Gayle Cooper, Marcia Cantu, Nora Westbrook, Wanda Williams, Ritchie Coleman. THIRD ROW: Barbara Willis, Stephanie Watson, Sue Wilson, Rub- en Flores, Al Price, Dennis Ward, Frank Gonzalez, Inez Williams. FOURTH ROW: Debra Champion, Bernice Price, Shannon Surles, Ed West, Brenda Randle, Pat Watkins, Tanya Lawson, Rosemary Robinson. SENIOR CENTRAL COMMITTEE, FIRST ROW: Jackie Swilley, Linda Price, Martha Torres, Ruth Morrison. SECOND ROW: Den- ise Butler, Marcia Cantu, Barbara Willis, Shirley Lawrence, Yvonne Bady. THIRD ROW: Demona Aldridge, Georgia Manzie, Stephanie Watson, Frank Gonzales, Aaron Williams, Clarence Beals. FOURTH ROW: Susan Carr, Pat Watkins, John Frazier, Cal O'Neal, Mimi Dushan, Tanya Lawson. E | i | LIBRARY ASSISTANTS, FIRST ROW: Jean Giroux, Diana Totten, Diane Manry, Mary Castane- da, Heidi Eldred, Cindy Persicke, Stella Lopez. SECOND ROW: Janelle Tuzas, Luella Sanders, Den- ise Corcoran, Phyllis Mikulewicz, Pat Bradshaw, Joy Klemmer, and Randy Roenicke. | CO-OP CLUB, FIRST ROW: Debra Harness, Cindy Grunwell, Doris Surles, Alice Youngblood, Debra Bridgewater, Debra Rayan, Linda Wilson, Shelia Engelke, Brenda Doxie, Elizabeth Pena, De- loras Jones, Joyce Murdock, Mary Walker, Emma Williams, Karen Thick, Angel Latimer, Demona Aldridge, Marcia Cantu, and Barbara Bridges. SECOND ROW: Caster Mathis, Robert Thompson, Billy Chism, Thaddeus, Tim Federspiel, Brayton Stephens, John Frazier, Larry Bowman, Adolph Kin- caid, Bruce Frierson, Bruce Smith, Charles Brown and Greg Hill. ROW I: Bernice Price, Kathy Lemcke, Bren- da Knowles, Mary Bibbs, Clarence Beals, Russell Coleman, Willie Moore. ROW 2: Sandra Russ, Yvonne Coleman, Norma Sta- ples, Gary Bond, Beth Wilson, James Mitch- ell, Douglas Rhodes, Aarron Alfred, Grady Holmes, William Baker, Arrick Beeman, Edward West, Eddie Gaiter, Glenn Wright, Ronnie Coleman, Randy Alpin. ROW 3: Carmen Estrada, Larry Peoples, Pat Hardin, Charles Dorsey, Robert Hendrixs, Greg Buckley, Pam Chasnis, Duane Richardson, Vickie Landin, Will Willie Mitchell, Arron Smith, Raul Castello, Ray Chingman, Ray Yanez, Joe Lienczewski, Paul Derige, Mi- cheal Pulliam, Daniel Ortiz, Dennis Bird. ROW 4: Willis Stuckey, Richie Coleman, Charles Beuthin, Vollie Beeman, Robert Col- lin, Row Kwaiser, Donovan Jones, Danny Batty, Mr. Fetters. ABOVE, Mr. Fetters leads our S.H.S. Pep band into a victory song. RIGHT, Drum Majors, Clarence Beals and Duane Richardson steady our band while Kathy Lemcke and Mary Bibbs twirl their batons. 24 —_ .— Risen BLEACHER BUMS FIRST ROW: Vickie Simon, Virginia Emerson, Jon Quinn, Roxanne Czerewko, Debbie Adams, Karen Ciszewski, Becky Winchester. SECOND ROYW: Bill Cozzolino, Darlene Tausend, Marie Simmet, Jan LaPorte, Grace Cozzolino, Pat Gutierrez, Cathy Ashley. THIRD ROW: Robert Lopez, Larry Adams, Pat Hardin, Sandy Alpin, Sue Wilson, Brenda Caverly, Ray Woloszyn, Kris Wolinski. FOURTH ROW: Connie Persons, Mark Edwards, Pat Watkins, Richard Burr, Randy Alpin, Steve Holsinger, Michael Berger, Jeff Brennan. AFRO AMERICAN CLUB FIRST ROW: Advisor Sharon Wilson, Rhonda Cairness, Bobbie Grimes, Dwight Thomas, Gayle Cooper, Pat Thomas, Shirley Law- rence, JoAnn Lawrence, Kathryn, Advisor Jewell Hall. SECOND ROW: Debra Grimes, Kim Evans, Leona Aldridge, Judy Johnson, Marlyn Lilly, Paul Holmes, Gair Crenshaw, Rosie Catholic, Jean Williams. THIRD ROW: Lois Manzie, Larry Bowman, Tee Nelson, Carnell Calhoun, Eugene Tyler, Lajuan Martin, Edward West, Buford Gaiter, Sylverster Lane, Audrey Aldridge. Y-TEENS, FIRST ROW: Doris Lewis, Inez Turner, Rochell Brewer, Linda Lindsey, Sarah Jenkins, Mrs. McDowell. SECOND ROW: Alistair Batsell, Carolyn Harsley, Doris Myles, JoAnn Morgan, Margaret Comer. THIRD ROW: Shirley Ray, Sharon Bady, Lynnette McDaniel, Mary Tinsley, Jacqueline Taylor, Sharon Morris. TRAVEL CLUB, FIRST ROW: Cynthia Popielarz, Pam Chasnis, Calvin McFarland, Gayle Cooper. SECOND ROW: Larry Barnett, Gail Crewshaw, Vernell Barnes, Patty Burr, Clarence Beals. 27 SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW: JoAnne Rosado, Diane Garcia, Jackie McFarland, Josie Flores, Rebecca Castillo, Margaret Musillo, Mrs. Buckley, SECOND ROW: Marcia Cantu, Deborah Houston, Jesse Gonzales, Margaret Comer, Pearl Lesesma, Jan LaPorte, THIRD ROW: Maria Gomez, David Rivera, Linda Chambers, Mary Tinsley, Sue Wilson, Fred Castillo. Li 00 | = LO = I ee LO O) O © O O) m mE Ai m r | | FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW: Theresa Mocny, Diane Tatton, Clestine Blakes, Christine LaBeau, Pam Snow, Brenda Clark, Advisor Mrs. Neal. SEC- OND ROW: Karen Buck, Cathy Jackson, Dennis Watkins, Earl Jackson, Pauline Simmons, Julie Laporte, Betty Cliatt. THIRD ROW: Walter Wastson, Sheryl Robinson, Robert Nash, Jeff Tyson, Diane Czerny, Mimi Dushan, Clementine Nelson, Portia Herring. FUTURE TEACHERS FIRST ROW: Mrs. Braggs, Karolyn Hawkins, Beth Wilson, Richard Moreno, Karen Dobis, Vollie Beeman, SECOND ROW: David Rivera, Pat Harden, Sandy Comstock, Linda Petrie, Linda Burton, THIRD ROW: Lois Manzie, Pat Thomas, Brenda Caverly, Duane Richardson, Sue Wilson, Jan LaPorte. PE HEALTH CAREERS FIRST ROW: Mr. Faber, Advisor, Serita Hope, Phyllis Mikulewici, Betty Chat, SECOND ROW: Ricardo O'Neal, Don Colbath, Debra Scott, Steve Holsinger. DEBATE, FIRST ROW: Lou Ann King, Paul Holmes, Judith Johnson, Don Colbath. SECOND ROW: Diane Hughes, Karen Buck. THIRD ROW: Frank Gonzales, David Rivera, Marie Simmet, Leona Aldridge, Billy Aldridge. FORENSICS, FIRST ROW: Diane Hughes, David Rivera, Marie Simmet, Advisor Mrs. Braggs, Lou Ann King, Karen Buck. SECOND ROW: Paul Holmes, Frank Gonzales, Bill Aldridge, Don Colbath, Judith Johnson, Leona Aldridge. di pts icem SENIOR SERVICE CORPS FIRST ROW: Diane Hughes, Kerry Drake, Dan Clay, JoAnn Lawrence, Shirley Lawrence, Notheria Rouster. SECOND ROW: George Boone, Nelson Triplett, Paul Stephens, Marsha Lee, Alfred Price, Tanya Lawson, Willie Bishop. THIRD ROW: James Curry, Greg Steward, Anthony Prince, Anthony McClain, James Vaughn, Thorner Pruitt. BROTHERHOOD CLUB FIRST ROW: Lucy Gomez, Joyce Barnes, Maria Gomez, Eva Culberson, Inez Williams, Debra Hous- ton, Jan La Porte, Vicki Simon and advisor Mrs. King. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Folds adivsor, Larry Lawson, Charles Johnson, Frank Gonzalez, Gilbert Gomez, Dennis Ward, Ray Woloszyn and Juanita Weems. THIRD ROW: Darlene Tausend, Don Pinner, | Kirkie Morris, Kim Hohisel, Mittie Granger, Ron Lopez, and Sue Wilson. SKI CLUB, FIRST ROW: Vickie Simon, Karen Ciszewski, Elizabeth Gonzales, Karen Buck, Oscar Garcia, Gloria Chantaca. SECOND ROW: Thresa Orlnelas, Frank Gonzales, Clarence Beals, Renae Bond, Nina Bond, Jim Kiebal, Darlene Tausend, Ron Graham. THIRD ROW: Mr. Uhlman, advisor, Brenda Moore, Anthony Marziary, Mark Edwards, Tim Miller, Randy Kranz, Kathy Leis, Serita Hope. FOURTH ROW: Ron Lopez, Pat Griffith, Jim Meurrell, Keith Cummiford, Don Colbath, Steve Holsinger, Vernall Barnes. YTY, FIRST ROW: Otis Strickland, Mark Cooper, Tim Bryant, Julio Rodriguez, Ritchie Coleman. SECOND ROW: Sandra Chapman, Frizzell Sutherland, Monica Hatter. 32 È i i | | | | MEXICAN GRADUATES, FIRST ROW: Rachel Pena, Linda Compian, Gloria Chantaca, Rosemary Garcia, Delfina Rodriguez, Yo- landa Yanez, Frank Gonzales. SECOND ROW: Jackie Serrato, Juana Flores, Linda Chappino, Josie Garza, Myrna Yanez, Susan Gon- zales, Betty Garza, Advisor, Mr. Martinez. THIRD ROW: David Reyes, Oscar Ledesma, Paul Armola, Che Munguia, Emiliano Zapata, Gilbert Gomez, John Delgado, Oscar Garcia. CHICANO YOUTH MOVEMENT, FIRST ROW: Beatrice Olivarez, Linda Pena, Juanta Olivarez, Blanche Ovalle, Josie Garza, Josie Flores, Marjie Willinova, Rosie Oliiarez, Estrella Lupez. SECOND ROW: Herbert Shaneze, Ray Catillo, Gloria Chantaca, Theresa Or- nalaz, Betty Garza, Carol Gonzales, Jesse Salos, Carmen Astrado. THIRD ROW: Osar Garcia, Ramon Yanez, Linny Delorosa, Frank Garcia, Lupe Reyes, Angie Salas, Isreal Yanez, Jesse Cavez. FOURTH ROW: Gilbert Gomez, Paul Armola, James Munguia, Rod Lu- pez, Edward Monos, Alex Carinalas, Ruben Flores, Frank Gonzales. O . .. . 02l1lhk)KSR%£É.À....iiUl.lL SOUL CHOIR FIRST ROW: Audrey Aldridge, Jackie Swilley, Yvonne Coleman, JoAnn Lawrence, Annie Braylock, Ruby Dismuker. SECOND ROW: Tanya Lawson, Sandra Whitson, Shirley Ray, Desiree Hatter, Lou Ann King, Demona Aldridge, Peggy Conyers, Jackie McFarland, Deverly Smith, Brenda Moore, Betty Braylock. THIRD ROW: Darrell Jennings, Bill Aldridge, Thornell Pruitt, Ed West, James Weston, Carl Mosley, Joseph Darden, Joe Fife, Clifford Dunn. A CAPELLA CHOIR FIRST ROW: Nancy Pierce, Marcia Mietla, Hattie Murray, Judith Johnson, Cheryl Badger, Linda Price 2, Lavetta Riley 2, Alfreda Brown. SECOND ROW: Yvonne Bady, Lestina Blakes, Denise Butler, Minnie Peoples, Dieanna Adams, Gayle King, Henrietta Watson, Nora Westbrook. THIRD ROW: Carl Mosley, Mary Walker, Phyllis Jones, Peggy Conyers, JoAnn Lawrence, Susan Carr, Aaron Wil- liams, Phillip Brown. FOURTH ROW: Daryl Artin, Jerry Myles, Thorner Pruitt, Johnny Arnett, Cedell Lidell, Joe Fife, Jerry Washing- ton, Mark Wyman. PUPIL PERSONNEL HELPERS, FRONT ROW: Betty Smith, Lupe Lerma, Karen Buck, Glenda Smith, Connie Jackson, Kim Evans, Vickie Watson, Josephine Parks. NYC, FIRST ROW: Pat Stewart, Linda Goodman. SECOND ROW: Gail Crenshaw, Pat Griffith, Peggy Conyers, Runnette Burton. 35 MARTIN LUTHER KING STUDENT SERVICE CENTER HELPERS, FIRST ROW: Carmen Estrada, Linda Chambers, Cynthia | Clay, Vermill Griffith, Tina Hairston. SECOND ROW: Inez Williams, Renee Hope, Gloria Baynes, Pat Clark, Gloria Chantaca. THIRD | ROW: Charles Gary, Fred Castello, James Key, Don Colbath, Ted Brown, Karen Buck. MAIN OFFICE HELPERS, FIRST ROW: Rosena George, Carolyn David. SECOND ROW: Yvonne Carr, Charlotte McMillian. | THIRD ROW: Peggy Conyers, Mary Houston, Gail Crenshaw, Brenda Clark, Inez Williams. 36 STAGE CREW: Mr. Hoard, Darnell Sanders, Vollie Beeman, Charles Beuthin, Kennard Peoples, Don Colbath, Duane Richardson, Dennis Ward and Grace Cozzolino. CLUBS The school year 1971-72 has seen more clubs than ever before in the history of Saginaw High School. They are as wide and varied as the interests of our students. There's something for everyone. These clubs have provided the school activities, boosted school spirit, and added cultural enrichment to our school environment. The AFRO-AMERICAN CLUB has boosted school spirit by chartering buses to the away games for students, aided the community by helping the Sickle Cell Anemia Drive, and provided activities for the student body by recommending groups to perform before the student body and co-ordinating the 1972 Black History Week Program. The TRAVEL CLUB has selected places for student trips, raised money for these trips, and is trying to get reduced rates for students in order to take these trips. Tentative trips for spring are to Washington D.C., and the Bahamas. The STUDENT COUNCIL is composed of officers and representatives from each class and also one representative from each club. This unit is the main co-ordinator of student activities at SHS. These officers and representatives are the administrative body of the student body. If you happened to see a group of students sitting in the stands cheering their heads off, you saw the BLEACHER BUMS in action. This club was a tremendous help in spurring school spirit. They were there for the home and the away games to urge our Trojans on. The CO-OP CLUB is organized to provide students with the knowledge of jobs and job opportunities. They have speak- ers come in and discuss the aspects of a job. The area delegate represents SHS in the Valley CO-OP Club. Each year ends with a CO-OP Banquet. The major goal of the MEXICAN GRADUATES CLUB is to uplift Mexican Americans and to raise money for a scholarship for a Mexican American student. SENIOR SERVICE CORPS — This group of young men have done a wonderful job of promoting peace in the school by mingling and rapping to the students and by maintaining order at SHS student activities. It's off to the slopes!! The SKI CLUB has provided a winter energy outlet for SHS students by sponsoring trips to the slopes to enjoy the Michigan Winter Wonderland. 37 Publications Aurora: Debbie Adams, Darlene Tausend, Mittie Buchanan, Jackie McFarland, Gilbert Gomez, Gregory Wilson. ABOVE, staff members, after a late start, rush to complete this year's book. LEFT, scanning the negatives is junior Jeff Brennan. Student Lantern: Brenda Knowles, Judy Misak, Karen Buck, Vollie Bea- mon, Tammy Csiki, Brian Mikulich, Roxie Czerowko, Mildred Dorsey, Carol Reese, Brenda Randle, Donna Adams, George Wilson, Otis Mitchell, Duane Richardson. A pleasing change came about this year the addition of a weekly radio broadcast. George and Otis begin to edit the script. LEFT, someone has to type and it's usually Brenda Knowles. CEG Varsity Football, FIRST ROW: Harry Taylor, Paul Stephens, Fred Johnson, Steve Mason, Cal O'Neal, John Dixon, Darwyn Sanders, Bill Aldridge, Ron Packard, Coach Etienne, SECOND ROW: Coach Richardson, Coach Econamo, Charles Dixon, Tony Martin, Mike Ivy, Reg- gie Jones, Keith Herd, Larry Bradshaw, Bob Popilarz, Silvester Bandy, Coach Hinman, Head Coach Lemanski, THIRD ROW: Otis Mitchell, James Williams, Adolph Patterson, Gary Bond, Charles Patrick, Richard Ste- phenson, Anderson Swift, Randy Fletcher. ABOVE: Gary Bond and Anderson Swift make a rough tackle on an Arthur Hill runner. 42 After scrambling out of the pocket quarter- back Steve Mason is cut down, Darwyn Sand- ers is poised to throw a block. BELOW, a sure hand off is made in the back- field by Mason. A Year of Frustration Coach Oarie Lemanski fielded a young team this season. Despite the poor showing on the field, spirits ran high, as quarterback Steve Mason thrilled the often weather fans with long runs. Outstanding athletes were, Cal O'Neal first team ALL VALLEY and MOST VALUABLE PLAYER in the Eastern Divi- sion, Steve Mason first team ALL VALLEY, Harry Taylor and John Dixon honorable mention ALL VALLEY. Scores this season were: Bay City Central 35 Saginaw 0, Alpena 36 Saginaw 12, Flint Southwestern 42 Saginaw 12, Flint Powers 49 Saginaw 0, Flint Central 12 Saginaw 0, Pontiac 28 Saginaw 14, Ar- thur Hill 21 Saginaw 0. 43 Junior Varsity Football TEAM PICTURE FIRST ROW: Lester Williams, Robert Gaines, Paul Greziak, Ar- thur O'Neal, Lavern Hill, Willie Jackson, Ronnie Coleman, Bernard Patton, Rithie Coleman, Greg .Cofield. SECOND ROW: Larry Foster, Tryce Colemen, Gerald Martin, Robt Collins, Jim Green, Victor Little, Elcust Jackson, Glen Moore, Connie Reeues, Quen- tin Taylor, Ken French. THIRD ROW: Tim Cross, Harvey Pershay, Allen Smith, Derrick Taylor, Isaac Reeves, Willie Catholic, Jeff Tyson, Ken Jackson, Ken Dozier, Tim Wel- lense. MIDDLE ROW: FIRST PICTURE Coach Marcogliese, and Coach Coffey SEC- OND PICTURE: Defense is on the Job. THIRD PICTURE: Jeff Tyson outruns AH defense. BOTTOM ROW: JV players ready for the BIG GAME. 44 Three wins highlighted the Junior Varsity season. Our squad defeated two of the best teams in the league, Midland by a score of 6-0 and Bay City Central 28-26. They also beat Alpena 22-18 . 45 ABOVE RIGHT: Quarterback Issac Reeves rolls out to throw a pass and below that he sweeps the end for a large gain. ABOVE LEFT: Defense digs in to hold that line. BOTTOM RIGHT: Another Arthur Hill player is stung by the defense. MIDDLE: John Miscak practices hitting his a e iron shots, while Pat Watkins looks on. TOP: 1 Pat Watkins practices his putting. BOTTOM: Dennis Watkins tees off while his brother Pat and pal John watches. 46 Cross Country TOP LEFT: LEFT TO RIGHT, Lajusn Martin, Ed West, Randy Roenicke, Brent Collins, Ron Lintz, Tim Tuzas, Dave Mckinney. TOP RIGHT: Robert Thompson runs hard for First Place. BOTTOM: Varsity Runners, LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: George Ledes- ma, Earnest Peoples, Charles Douglas, Robert Thompson. FRONT ROW: James Snead, George Gonzales, Clay Hall. District Champs 14-4 RIGHT, Steve Mason positions himself for a possible rebound. ABOVE, Mariano Arizo, Thorner Pruitt, Tony Smith, Bob Chapman, Reggie Jones, Greg Johnson, Willie Dawkins, Cal O'Neal, Charles McMillan, Steve Mason, Luther Berkely, Mike Thomas, and out front is Coach Ken Gray. a LEFT, Tony Smith drives between two opponents for an easy basket. BELOW, captain Thorner Pruitt presents district trophy to the student body. . S Southwestern held the ball as we scrambled frantically trying to salvage a win. When the buzzer rang, defeat was evident, and visions of the Valley championship faded. But the Trojans, as always, bounced back to take the district championship. Highlights of the season were triple victories over our cross town rival, Arthur Hill 74-47, 62-48, and a tournament victory 85-74. Outstanding players were Bob Chapman, second team All Valley, Willie Dawkins second team All Valley and Greg Johnson All Valley First team. Valley Champs — 13-3 A strong junior varsity squad is a good sign for the future. Saginaw high's future should be very bright. Our squad held a 13-3 record, losing by not more than three points in any one contest. They tied Southwestern for the Valley Championship. Outstanding players were Duane Reynolds, Ricky Nash, Issac Reeves, Larry Foster and Rainbow 'Killer Clark. 50 FIRST ROW: Esper Williams, Tom Grayson, Ellis Putney, Derick Davis, Jeff Tyson, Oscar Williams, Duane Reynolds, Connie Reeves, SECOND ROW: Coach Willie Richardson, Issac Reeves, Larry Foster, Ricky Nash, Ray Clark, Ron Herd, Craig Wadley, Robert Nash. FAR LEFT, soaring over opponents, Larry Foster pumps in two. ABOVE LEFT, fight- ing for the inbound pass is Ricky Nash, and Elijah Noble. ABOVE RIGHT, a fancy fake by Oscar has his foe's feet twisted. 51 Tankers Snap Losing Streak! VARSITY SWIMMING RECORD Saginaw Opponent 43 Flint Northern 62 43 Fli t Powers 58 31 Midland 74 43 Flint Central 61 45 Bay City John Glenn 60 63 Alpena 41 44 Flint Southwestern 44 24 Bay City Central Vili 30 Midland High 30 49 Bay City John Glenn 56 30 Flint Central 75 47 Flint Northwestern 58 53 Flint Powers 51 41 Flint Southwestern 64 34 Bay City Central 71 R IGHT: As Pat Beyer touches the wall, Dave Zamora takes a flying leap off the block to keep the Trojan relay winning. BOTTOM RIGHT: As the judges look | on, Diver Jim Davis demonstrates his | winning form with a forward 2% tuck. BOTTOM LEFT: Coach Hoerauf and | captains Pat Beyer and Jim Davis talk over the good season the team has had. H SAGINAW HIGH SCHOOL 1971-72 SWIMMING TEAM: FIRST ROW: Ken French, Rudy Barron, Vic Hardin, Ken Wo- loszyn, captain Jim Davis and Jim Brasseur. SECOND ROW: Clark Roesner, captain Pat Beyer, Brian Jefferson, Larry Adams and Dave Zamora. THIRD ROW: Clerk Debbie Adams, Manager Dennis Lojeck, Tim Welense, Randy Alpin, Jeff Brennan, Manager Pat Watkins, Coach Mark Hoerauf and Clerk Shirlee Bennett. BELOW: The 200-yard medley relay team composed of Brian Jefferson, Jeff Brennan, Tim Welense and Clark Roesner took a third place in the Eastern Valley Championship Swim Meet. They swam their best for a good time of 1:53.0. 53 TOP J.V. WRESTLING: Larry Walker, Greg Buckley, Darwin Sanders, Terry Beeman, Glenn Moore. BOTTOM VARSITY WRESTLING: James Snead, Greg McKinney, Bobby Diggs, El- bert Young, Lavern Hill, Anderson Swift, Jerome Dunn, Kerry Drake, Roosevelt Shorter, Ken Jackson, John Dixon, Bill Aldridge, and Tryce Coleman. 55 Valley-Cham James Snead In Action Ready! O. | eniors Joe Morgan, President Bernice Price, Secretary Calvin Adams Debbie Adams Dianna Adams Leona Aldridge William Aldridge 58 Jim Alexander Dorothy Allen Earline Allen Thaddeous Anderson Cathy Ashley Jerry Banks Gloria Baynes p A Wilhelmina Allen Mariano Arizo Michelle Barclay Arrick Beeman Julita Aloyo Cheryl Badger Joyce Barnes Lillie Bell Renee Aloyo tt Ed Bittner Lestina Blakes Nina Bond Deborah Bridgewater Dale Brooks Dennis Brooks Patricia Broom n ‘ Charles Brown Dan Brown Davette Brown Philip Brown 60 Tanya Brown Vera Brown Mittie Buchanan Debra Burch Richard Burr Janice Burt Linda Burton Denise Butler Gail Caffey Cheryl Calhoun | Marcia Cantu Susan Carr Adele Carter cem: Rosie Catholic Earl Caviness Ronnie Chandler It Vashtie Chism Leona Coleman Sandra Coleman Kathryn Colman Linda Compian Ronnie Chandler sells his watch to the class in Advanced Retailing. 62 Gail Crenshaw Sandra Comstock Vera Cruz Tammy Csiki Eva Culberson Marilyn Curry ' Willean Daniel Jim Davis Gregory Dean Pat Disarno John Dixon Karen Dobis Tom Dolson Kerry Drake George Drian Timothy Dukarski 63 Very pleasing to the eye is exchange student Saki Sissoko, from France. Raymond Eaton Patsy Edmon Gloria Edwards Ken Edwards Marilyn Edwards Marsha Eldred Carline Ellis Sheila Engelke Laurence Erby Tim Federspiel 64 Joe Fife Shelly Fleming Woodrow Forte Larry French Beverly Frierson Bruce Frierson Jessie Gaiter Frank Garcia Oscar Garcia va Rosemary Garcia Denise Garza Denise Geese Rosena George Herbert Gibson Joyce Giroux Gilbert Gomez Frank Gonzales Susan Gonzanles Lydia Grayson Mattie Griffin Pat Griffin Lydia Guerrero Katherine Guest James Harris Debra Harness Barbara Harris - Steven Hatter Christine Henry Kim Hohisel Cecil Hollis Nora Hollis Analytical geometry students scem to be interested in the proofs, angles, lines and the eye of the camera. James Holmes John Holmes Paul Holmes Rayvnza Hood Serita Hope Gloria Hopkins Debra Houston Theresa Hrywnak Cesario Huerta Diane Hughes Sylvia Hunt Diane Johnson Drueada Johnson Esther Johnson Denise Jones | Jesse Jones Phyllis Jones Barbara Kemp Jim Kiebel 68 The seniors really got it together at the last pep rally. This pep rally was held the day the Trojan basketball team went into the first round of regionals. Adolph Kincaid Guyla King Brenda Knowles Brenda Koneske Janine LaPorte Barbara Laufer 69 Shirley Lawrence Paulette Lawson Rachael Layer Ricky Layton Oscar Ledesma Janice Lee m Cathy Lent Joseph Lienczewski Ron Lopez Iveory Love Kathv Lucio Eva Luna Brenda Madlock Judy Marshall Darryl Martin Jeanine Martin Olga Martinez Steve Mason Deborah Mathews hy, Elenora Matthews Tommie McCune Calvin McFarland Aaron McPharson Connie Metevia E N Timothy Miller Kerry Mitchell Jerry Monroe ER Nathaeniel Morris Juanita Morris Jesse Munoz Joyce Murdock Hattie Murray Tim Naylor Diane Parm Kathy Pierce Leonard Pearce Linda Perez Harold Pierrie 72 Donald Pinner Calvin O'Neal A Denise Parm Rachel Pena Linda Petrie Xavier Pippins Vanessa Porter Alfred Price Bernice Price Linda Price Joyce Quarles Denise Rajauski Brenda Randle Otha Raven Senior Brenda Knowles is selling the latest issue of the Student Lantern. David Rivera Geraldine Robinson Anna Rodreauicz Delfina Rodriquez The girls of Mr. Chapins advanced bookkeep- ing class try to get the right total to one of the class problems. 74 Gregory Richardson Pat Robinson Deborah Ryans Rosemary Robinson Johnnie Salter Darwyn Sanders Debra Scott Marilyn Simons Josie Sherman Jace Siminski Saki Sissoko Barbara Smith Linda Smith Reed Smith Willie Smith Cathy Spinning Paul Stephens Gregory Steward Patricia Stewart Millie Stidhum James Swilley Easter White, Linda Burton look on as Bar- bara Laufer learns to run the cash register. Robert Tasior Gloria Tate Bruce Taylor r AT Harry Taylor Jackie Taylor Michele Taylor Gloria Terry Gwen Thomas 76 Mary Thomas Patricia Thomas Cathie Ticey Larry Timm Martha Torres Norma Vega Betty Velasquez Sharon Wadley Angela Walker i E i 4 Jimmy Walker Lucile Walker Mary Walker Paula Wardlow Larry Washington Patricia Washington Ivan Waters . Pat Watkins 77 In preparation for graduation, Gloria Patrick orders her cap and gown. Henrietta Watson Michael Watson Stephanie Watson Nora Westbrook Jodell Weston James Whitson Dale Whitney 78 Dorothy Wicker Debbie Wilber se Pi Aaron Williams Lillie Williams Marion Williams Barbara Willis George Wilson Greg Wilson Susan Wilson Shirley Winters Kris Wolinski Ray Woloszyn Yolanda Yanez Daniel Zamora David Zamora 79 He might be small but he has initiated quite a few large changes. Many of the changes are not exactly tangible but things of real value seldom are. We believe the change in attitude is the greatest achievement he has ac- complished. The will to be better and the will to be a winner has been in- stilled into the minds of the students. 80 N i ue Secretaries BELOW LEFT: Mrs. Marsh is Mr. Blenkhorns secretary. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Nukolls secretary is Mrs. Reynolds. RIGHT: Alvina Haas is the secretary in the Work and Study Program. i S b 4 P. P ABOVE: Mrs. Cotes, Mrs. Willadsen and Rosemary Garcia are secretaries for the Student Service Center. LEFT: Mrs. Wohlfeil secretary to the Dean of Students and Shirley Jackson secretary for the Main Office. MARY EWING CLIFF DAVIS 84 OSTRANDA LANE LOUIS G. ECONOMOU Both Mr. Davis and Mr. Lane are busy on the phone. This is a frequent sight upon entering the Pupil Personnel Office. BOTTOM: In the main office, Mr. Blenkhorn sells bus tickets to the students. CARRIE ZACKRIE GLORIA MOORE DONALD EFREMOFF KEN GRAY MARY ROMACKER TOM WEST 86 Counselors FAR LEFT, JOSEPH DANIELS LEFT, TOM HOLLIS YVONNE VEAL ANTHONY MARTINEZ SHIRLEY STEPHENS JOHN YOUNG PATMARCGLIESE Mrs. Hope helps to keep things in the attend- ance office in order. MÀ aret Mrs. Sarel works in Pupil Personnel office to keep things running smooth. Attendance i 1 i i le ready to help i ith a sm Its w students in the attendance office Madison si Mr is typical jobs as Mr. Hoard works on one of h an attendance counselor. 89 Language Arts FRED HOLMGREN German JOSIE BRAGGS Public Speaking, Drama, Debate d LOUISE CAMERON | English | EDWINA CIOLEK | English CORA DUNCAN English EARL FRENCH Journalism, Guidance ROSA HALL English, Reading CARLA HUMPHREY English EE TIMOTHY KINGMAN Journalism MARIE LAEDING Librarian PAUL LEVALLEY English, History 90 ANGELA BUCKLEY Spanish RUBY ROBINSON English JANE MERRILL English, Creative Writing ALENA NEAL French, English DELORES PORTER Reading, English ROLAND PRATT English ELLINOR RHYNE English CAROL SCHLUCKEBIER Librarian GEORGIA SINGLETON English ROSE WINCHESTER English, Guidance SHARON WILSON English, Black Literature IRENE CARTER Reading Improvement Guidance And Physical Education UPPER RIGHT: WILLIE RICHARD- SON, Physical Education. UPPER LEFT: DALE SAGE, Physical Education, Guidance. LOWER RIGHT: KATHLEEN MASCK and NANCY HANES, Physical Education, Swimming. JAMES CAHOURS Guidance JOSEPH ETINNE Physical Education, Pool Director, Assistant Football and Track Coach MICHAEL FAER BER Basic Guidance OARIE LEMANSKI Physical Education, Head Football Coach CLAUDE MARSH Driver Training, Track Coach GERALD SMITH Driver Training MELANIE SMITH Guidance, Human Relations DONALD SPEER Driver Education BERNARD UHLMANN Director of Home and Work Study Program LOUISE VAN ALSTINE Vocational Guidance JAMES WHITE Vocational Practice GENE WILSON Drivers Education Business RICHARD MADDY Metal Fabrication || RICHARD BECK Practical Arts VIRGINIA BEER Typing LENORE BILLINGTON Typing, Shorthand, Accounting, Department Head of Business, School Treasurer WILLIE BRADLEY Electricity, Industrial Survey JEAN BUSCH Typing, Shorthand GLEN CHAPIN Bookkeeping, Business Machines, | MSU Coordinator DONALD FROST Drafting and Study Halls AILEEN HARKINS Typing, World of Work JOHN HARVEY | Retailing, Consumer Education 94 j i | i i i i H Industrial Arts KIM MILES Typing, Business Machines, English KATHLEEN HEICHEL Librarian and Typing THOMAS HERVEY Industrial Arts and Wood ALGER JOHNSON Machine Shop, Industrial Arts WARREN LEONARD Aurora, Student Store, Bookkeeping ELNA PRITCHARD Coordinator of Co-Op Office Training STACE SMITHSON Business Law, Consumer Economics BRUCE WELLS Industrial Arts Department Head Drafting Math | | | THOMAS WEBB Life Science GEORGE CARTER Life Science et, EMMA CROSBY | Consumer Math HOWARD FABER | Biology Science Department Head | MICHAEL FROST | Algebra DOROTHY GRAVES Homemaking JEWELL HALL Life Science WALTER HINMAN Math, Assistant Football Coach | GLENN JOHNSON Geometry ROBERT OSBORNE Life Science, Wrestling Coach GLENDA RICHARDSON Life and Earth Science, Cheerleading and Pompom Squad JACK ROGERS Earth Science GERALD SLOSSER Algebra and Geometry, Math Department Head 96 97 ALEXANDER TOYZAN Chemistry DAVID VALLIANT Math, Special Education Department Head EDWARD WHITNEY Algebra, Physical Science, Industrial Survey CHALMERS WICKWIRE Physics, Physical Science ROLAND WILSON Biology KENNETH YOUNG Audio- Visual, Math JAMES MURRAY Math, Algebra FELIX VEAL Science Science PATRICK O'TOOLE Economics, Government, M ichigan History BISHOP BUCKLEY Black Culture, U.S. History GERALD BARNETT U.S. History PATRICK BRENNAN Economics, Government, Social Science Department Head MARY FOLDS English, Social Studies EDWARD GIROUX Anthropology, Government, Economics MARK HOERAUF Government, Economics, Swimming Coach VALENTINA IWANIENKO U.S. History, Modern European History 98 | | Social Sciences DANIEL KNAPP Government, Geography GLADYS MCCULLY U.S. History HOWARD SPRACKLIN Psychology, Sociology STANLEY STULL U.S. History TAUNOWATIA U.S. History JAMES WILKINSON | Government, Economics | JIM HESS Human Relations, Guidance - _ = Home Economics And Fine Arts DAVID COFFEY English | KATHLEEN CANEL | Home and Family Living DARYL FETTERS Instrumental Music GERALD HALLBERG Art GERALD MOORE Art DOROTHY PETRIE Home Economics, Food Service DONALD REMMERS Vocal Music ELSIE ROSSELIT Home Economics 100 HELEN MCDOWELL Black Literature, Reading Improvement JIM COFFEY English, Creative Writing 101 Para Pros Mrs. Delgado prepares to “hustle” some reluctant students out the building. EVELYN CASELL SUSAN DELGADO BERNICE DRUMAN | CECLIA FLEMING IRMA GREEN 102 TOM HALL DOLLIE LAWRENCE ROSA LAWRENCE JERRY MARTIN JEROMEMATTHEWS 103 Throw em out or let 'em stay, Mr. Roberts seems to have his hands full with these two. SAM MCDOWELL BEN ROBERTS MAJO ROBINSON | BETTY JO SPENCER 104 Para Professional, Lonnie Beamon takes a coffee break to relax. WILLIAM SWILLEY HAROLD WILKINS FRANCES YARN Custodians And Cooks —À——— M ABOVE AND UPPER RIGHT Fred Adams and Edna Campbell do their thin g on the win- dows and the floors. BOTTOM RIGHT, plate lunches, chips, sandwiches and music provide a change of tempo for Ruby Vaughn and Ranae Hope. FIRST ROW: Ann Psiuk, Irma Trier, Cath- erine Jarzabkowski, Florence Hasty, Wilma Weems, Evelyn Kolleth, Casimera Franz. FIRST ROW: Edna Newcombe, Vivian Morrell, Sadie Campbell, Milada Kuk, Lula Moulton, SECOND ROW: Eddie Griffor, Cecil McDowell, Dean Washington, John Barnett, Fred Adams, Everett Moulton. An Integral Part 107 Juniors Anita Adams, Frances Alvarado, Rita Alvarado, Louis Aron, Kenneth Atwater, Debi Aytch Bernard Bailey, Brenda Baker, Brenda Baker £2, Sylvester Bandy, Sharon Bar- net, Larry Barnett Fred Barron, Charlene Bates, Julia Bates, Vollie Beeman, Linda Bell, Michael Berger Paul Bernau, Charles Beuthia, Mary Bibbs, Richard Bisbey, Arthur Blakes, Ellen Blakes Lucretia Blakes, Herman Blackmon, Marvin Blacksher, Alice Blaisdell, Andar- ett Blunt, Geneva Bodiford Junior class officers for the 1971-72 year were, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vice President Yvonne Coleman, President Otis Mitchell and Secretary Julia Bates. 108 109 JUNIORS Gary Bond, Tonie Bond, Helen Bonner, James Boykins, Larry Bradshaw, Lloyd Bradshaw, Olan- der Bradshaw. Betty Braylock, Jeff Brennan, De- lores Brown, Gloria Brown, Kathy Brown, Majos Brown, Mary Brown. David Buck, Michael Brown, Stan- ley Brown, Karl Bruce, Greg Buck- ley, Barbara Burnell, Dennis Burns. Alvin Butts, Bertha Byrd, Lorraine Byrd, William Byrd, Arthur Campbell, Pete Cannon, Yonne Carr. Odeania Carruth, Benjamin Cart- er, Hilton Carter, Mary Castane- da, Ruthie Carson, Valerie Cham- pion, Robert Chapman. Deborah Chapman, Robert Chron- owski, Samuel Claiborn, Pat Clark, Diane Clement, Karen Cisz- ewski, David Cofield. David Colbert, Gwendolyn Cole, Daphne Coleman, Russell Cole- man, Yvonne Coleman, Peggy Conyers, Lita Cooper. Vanessa Cooper, Mike Corcoran, Lee Couch, Billy Cork, Charles Culberson, Cynthia Curry, Lyn- nette Daggs. John Davila, Anthony Davis, Wil- lie Dawkins, Linda DeGrate, Al- bert DeLaGarza, James DeLa Rosa, Sally DePlonty. JUNIORS Dena Dietzal, Charles Dixon, Daniel Dominguez, Eddie Donald, Michael Don- ald, Pamela Dottery. Charles Douglas, Andy Dukarski, Tom Dunn, Louis Durham, Cheryl Duty, Janis Eddy. Carmen Estrada, Dana Farrell, Birtrell Field, Darlene Fisk, Rodine Fletcher, Val- erie Flores. Rosie Ford, George Foreman, Larry Frierson, Kenny Frisk, Dennis Fuller, Fela Garcia. Juan Garcia, Minerva Garcia, Sylvia Gar- ibay, Rosie Garibay, Harvey Garrett, Jo- sephine Garth. Josie Garth, Anthony Gary, Charles Gary, Patricia Gary, Joseph Gass, Lucia Gomez. Carol Gonzales, Nora Gonzalez, Yvonne Goodman, John Gracik, Mittie Granger, Diana Grant. Vivian Grayson, Clara Green, Marvin Green, Walter Green, Vermell Griffith, Debra Grimes. Cindy Grunwell, Theresa Grzesiak, Mercedes Guerra, Laura Guevara, Ron Gulliver, Alice Hall. 110 Zichael Hall, Vic Hardin, Edwina Hardy, Gary Hardy, Ed Harmon, Elma Harris Kathy Hart, Desiree Hatter, Carolyn Haulcy, Derrick Hawkins, David Hayar, Marlene Hayes | Odessa Haynes, Geneva Henderson, Di- ane Henson, Keith Herd, Alice Hernan- dez, Billy Hernandez Deborah Herndom, Portia Herring, Elaine Hicks, Undra Hil, Joe Hoffman, Don Hollister Ellsworth Holmes, Ranee Hope, Mary Houston, Tina Houze, Anna Hudson, Carolyn Hunt Al Jackson, Connie Jackson, Errol Jack- son, Jesse Jackson, Larry J ackson, Samu- el Jackson In February, the juniors were busy ordering their class rings from Terry Berry Ring Company. ig Juniors Joe Jaime, Mary Janiuk, Brian Jefferson, Kathryn Jennings, Charles Johndon, Debra Johnson Gregory Johnson, Lawrence Johnson, Mary Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Aline Jones, Donovan Jones Priscilla Jones, John Jurek, Gloria Keels, Richard Kelly, Vera King, Debra Kirby Paul Kleinebreil, Peter Kleinebreil, Lynn Klemmer, Linda Korobka, Ross Kwaiser, Shirley Lanbert Larry Lawson, Ricky Lawson, Percy Lay- ton, Jorge Ledesma, Dayse Lee, Kathy Leis Agatha Lester, Nola Levelston, Sibley Lewis, Rosanne Limon, Marion Little, Dennis Lojek Robert Lopez, Stella Lopez, Linda Lov- ett, James Lown, Barbara Lunnie, Gwen Mack Diane Manry, Melvin Marshall, Robert Martinez, Rosa Martinez, Cheryl Mason, Marsha Maxey Shirley Mayes, Chester McCaw, Gregory McClain, Sheila McDaniel, Ophelia McFarland, Florene McGlothian 112 D- fh pn s b 113 Ronald McKellar, David McKinney, Den- ise McKinney, Nancy McKinney, Charles McMillian, Charlotte McMillan Bill Meschke, Craig Moffett, Bill Mohr, John Micsak, Marcia Mietla, Jerome Miller Otis Mitchell, Tyrone Monroe, Brenda Moore, Patricia Moore, Willie Moore, Jerry Mounger Lela Murray, John Nagy, James Nalew- ick, Vanessa Nash, Sue Nelson, John Newton Linda Nickerson, Angie Novak, Bob Obuchowski, Shirley Ornelas, Elvira Or- tiz, Clarence Osborne Eric Owens, Chester Palmer, Ana Panto- ja, Richard Parham, Larry Patilla, Charles Patrick Yvonne Carr cleans up the parking lot during the Junior Clean Up Day. The Clean Up day was organized by the Junior Movement. JUNIORS Clarence Patterson, Sylvester Payne, Eliz- abeth Pena, Sylvia Pena, Earnest Peoples, Cindy Persicle. Nancy Pierce, Alice Pinkston, Miron Pip- pins, Cathy Plas, Joe Poe, Charles Poineau. Dorothy Pollard, Bob Popielarz, Larry Porter, Mack Porter, Carl Poston, Albert Price. Dawn Pruitt, Marilyn Pruitt, Tom Quaal, Marsha Rakins, Helen Reece, Joann Reed. Lenora Reed, Kay Rekowsky, James Rembert, Terry Rembisz, Paul Resendez, Shila Reyes. Carolyn Reynolds, Duane Reynolds, Wil- lie Richard, Myron Richardson, Reller Richardson, George Rodriguez. Joe Rodriguez, Mary Rodriguez, Rita Rivera, Randy Roenicke, Clark Roesner, Maria Rouse. Rebecca Ruiz, June Rush, Sandra Russ, Darnell Sanders, Shelly Sanders, Tyrone Sanders. Michael Sangster, Hopie Santoya, Kris- tine Schultz, Debra Scott, Spencer Scott, Brenda Scroggins. 115 Kathleen Sheard, Wille Mae Sherman, Gus Silva, Elton Simmons, Poraline Simmons, Gloria Sims Michele Slaughter, Shirley Sledge, There- sa Small, Absalom Smith, Arthur Smith, Bettye Smith Glenda Smith, Janie Smith, Linda Smith, Rosemary Smith, James Snead, Gloria Spain Cedric Sprowl, Celestine Spruille, Norma Staples, Pamala Strong, Willis Strckey, Michael Stuhler Shirley Summerall, Shannon Surles, Rita Swan, Tim Sweigart, Anderson Swift, Edmond Taylor Roosevelt Terry, Karen Thick, Alverta Thomas, Dwight Thomas, Janice Thomas, Michael Thomas The fellas look on as the only girl in first year mechanical drawing finishes a drawing. JUNIORS Robert Thompson, Roy Tillman, Ruth Tithof, Linda Toronjo, Harry Torrence, Diana Totten. Tim Town, Frank Trejo, Carnelia Trou- blefield, Linda Troutmon, Ronald Tucker, Janelle Tuzas. Jeffrey Tyler, Raymond Tyson, Joanne Vasquez, Yvonne Vela, Roberta Walker, Robin Walker. Winston Walker, Craig Ward, Barbara Washington, Barney Washington, Debra Washington, Greg Washington. Jerry Washington, Phyllis Washington, Robert Waters, Vickie Watson, Wallace Webster, Donna Weems. Daniel Welch, Edward West, Denise Westbrook, James Weston, Helen White, Toni Whitney. James Whitson, Albert Whittington, Bernice Williams, Calvin Williams, Debra Williams, Dennis Williams. Emma Williams, Gracey Williams, Greta Williams, Lazree Williams, Michelle Wil- liams, Rita Williams. Sheila Williams, Arthur Willis, Curtis Willis, Gloria Willis, Patsy Willis, Brenda Wilson. Carla Wilson, Cathy Wilson, Pat Wilson, Winifred Wilson, Ken Woloszyn, Mary Worthy Mark Wyman, Robert York, Elbert Young, Moran Young, Paulette Collins, Kurkie Morris Bill Cork gets his teeth checked during the Dental Survey Day. 117, Sophomores Elaine Abby, Cynthia Abernathy, Phyllis Abraitis, Larry Adams, Lynn Adams, | Audrey Aldridge Aaron Alford, Beverly Allen, Debra Al- len, Pankie Allen, Pat Allen, Patricia | Allen Rose Allen, Randy Alpin, Sandy Alpin, Joyce Amos, Wayne Amos, Gregory Anderson Gladys Austin, Sylvia Austin, Elias Ayala, Jarvis, Baber, Sharon Bady, Leila Bailey Stephanie Bailey, Theresa Baker, William Baker, Lenora Ball, Susan Ballard, Pam Barclay Sophomore class officers for the 1971- 72 year were, left to right: Ritchie Coleman, president, Brenda Clark, vice-president, and Sylvester Lane, secretary. 119 JUNIORS Harold Barnett, Alma Barrientos, Rudy Barron, Alistair Batsell, Danny Baty, Shirlee Bennet, Glo- ria Bibbs. Michael Billings, Nathaniel Bill- ings, Dennis Bird, Ray Blackmon, Spencer Blackmon, Phyllis Black- shu, Sandy Bledson. Janice Bond, LaVerne Bond, Ar- cade Borisow, Derrick Bowman, Bobbie Bracey, William Bracken, Stanley Braddock. Patricia Bradshaw, Rufus Braggs, Jim Brasseur, Carol Bray, Donna Brewer, Rochelle Brewer, Alfreda Brown. Barbara Brown, Cathy Brown, Karl Brown, Sonja Brown, Toni Brown, William Brown, Willie Brown. Karen Browne, Michael Buchanan, Karen Buck, Raymond Buitron, Sharon Bullock, Clifford Burden, Debra Burden. Connie Buriel, Ronald Burney, Barbara Burnside, Patty Burr, Nathan Burt, Runette Burton, Jon- ita Byrd. SOPHOMORES Brenda Caldwell, Ricky Calhoun, Cindy Camargo, Larry Cannon, Larry Careth- ers, Dewey Carter. Freddie Castillo, Rebecca Castillo, Willie Catholic, Jessie Cavazas, Brenda Caverly, Rhonda Caviness. Daniel Chaffer, Linda Chambers, Debra Champion, Jerry Chapman, Kenneth Chester, Renaldo Chingman. Robert Chism, Debra Cisneros, Robbie Glanton, Brenda Clark, Cynthia Clay, Brenda Clayton. Gregory Cofield, Bertram Cole, Barbara Coleman, Eugene Coleman, Pam Cole- man, Ritchie Coleman. Robert Coleman, Ronnie Coleman, Bren- da Collins, Brent Collins, Linda Collins, Robert Collins. Patricia Colmus, Margaret Comer, Kathy Cooper, Mark Cooper, Denise Corcoran, Willie Cork. Bill Cozzolino, Sherlyn Craig, Anna Crea- son, Bobby Crockett, Kinberly Culbert, Keith Cummiford. Carl Currington, Wanola Currington, Lavern Curry, Mary Curry, Diane Czer- ney, Joseph Darden. emo Mr. French's guidance listens to a speaker for the Drug Information Center. 121 Carolyn Davis, Clematee Davis, Shirley Davis, Deonicio DelaCruz, Maneul DelaCruz, Debby DeLavern Olga Delgado, Paul Drige, Beverly Diggs, Odette Dombrowski, Michael Donald, Paul Donald Charles Dorsey, Mildred Dorsey, Gregory Dottery, Lois Drain, Susan Dupuis, Shawn Duran Lynette Durham, Mark Edwards, Ruth Edwards, Heidi Eldred, Ralph Eli, John Elliot Mary Ellis, Dennis Emerson, Shirley Erly, Kim Evans, Carmen Falson, Gilbert Falcon Fred Falls, Celeste Fields, Josie Flores, Rose Flores, Gina Ford, Larry Foster Augustine Frieman, Louis Freeman, Ger- ald Fuller, Greg Gadd, Robert Gaines, Eddie Gaiter Ricardo Gallegos, Annette Garcia, Diane | Garcia, Eddie Garcia, Mary Garcia, Pete | Garcia Lynnette Garrett, Barbara Gary, Barbara Gearlds, Theresa Gibbs, Scott Gibson, Maggie Gilbert The metal class works hard at one of their projects. 122 123 SOPHOMORES Catherine Gill, Jean Giroux, Ever- ett Glenn, Kim Golden, Maria Gomez, Dora Gonzales, George Gonzales. Guadalupe Gonzalez, Jesse Gon- zales, Lupe Gonzales, Martha Gonzalez, Anthony Gnotek, Hur- shel Granberry, Wille Granger. Louis Grant, Maxine Gray, Debo- rah Green, Denise Green, Jim Green, Patricia Green, Robert Green. Paul Grzesiak, Diane Guerra, Ros- ie Guevara, Larry Gunn, Wanda Gunn, John Guierrez, Billy Haithco. Dwayne Haliburton, Clay Hall, Gary Hall, Valerie Hammond, Bill Hanneman, Pat Hardin, Dennis Hardy. Maple Hardy, Emanuel Harris, Marie Hartfield, Ariana Harvey, Marvell Harvey, Alice Hatcher, Monica Hatter. Karolyn Hawkins, Rhonda Hawk- ins, Sarah Hayes, Gerald Haynes, Charles Helton, Regina Hendricks, Charles Henix. Ronald Herd, Rita Hernandez, Jessie Hill, Laverne Hill, Rudy Hill, Shane Hill, Diane Hogg. Joanne Hogg, Gady Holmes, Kim Hood, Mark Hubbell, Debra Hughes, Edith Hunt, Larry Isom. Sophomores Margaret Itoney, Debra Jackson, Delores Jackson, Elonst Jackson, Ernestine Jack- son, Kenneth Jackson Nancy Jackson, Ronnie Jackson, Samie Jackson, Wendy Jackson, Willie Jackson, Sarah Jenkins Darrell Jenning, Connie Johnson, Geor- gette Johnson, Harvey Johnson, Marilyn Johnson, Perry Johnson Robert Johnson, Thelma Johnson, There- sa Johnson, Toni Johnson, Brenda Jones, Debra Jones Freddie Jones, Karen Jones, Shirley Jones, Linda Jumper, Dan Kelly, Lori Knierim Joyce Koger, Christine LaBeau, Sylvester Lane, Julie LaPorte, Roy Laufer, Pearl Ledesna Barbara Lee, Rhoda Lee, Terrie Lewis, Marlyn Lilly, Robert Lindsay, Violet Lindsay Linda Lindsey, Ronald Lintz, Victor Lit- tle, Clarence Loveless, Evelyn Mack, Reggie Madlock Berna Martin, Elevland Martin, Gerald Martin, Vern Martin, Alice Martinez, Edward Maziarz Aaron McBride, Linda McClain, Starann McCallum, Lynnette McDaniel, Valerie McDuffy, Jackie McFarland David McGee, Dinah McMillon, Richard McMillon, Walter Meeks, Gilbert Meri- no, Sandra Merriel Patricia Merriweather, Marsha Mims, Leon Mitchell, Mike Mitchell, Willie Mitchell, Theresa Mocny Minnie Moll, Larry Moncrief, Vera Mon- roe, Frank Montgomery, Glenn Moore, Joann Morgan Sophomores take on new responsibility as they complete their drivers training course. 125 SOPHOMORES Valencia Morgan, Deborah Morris, Ron- ald Morris, Sharon Morris, Sheila Mor- ris, Cynthia Morten. Edward Munaz, Ramon Munoz, Margar- et Murillo, Abram, John Murry, Doris Myles. Robert Nash, Clematee Nelson, Regina Nelson, Michael Nelums, Marvetta New- bern, James Nickberry. Ronald Novak, Michael O'Daniels, Purla Olivarz, Arthur O'Neal, Lillie O'Neal, Richard O'Neal. Edward O'Polka, Theresa Ornelas, Ve- ronica Ortiz, Earnst Owens, Chris Pack- ard, Debra Parham. Gwendolyn Parks, Josephine Parks, Laura Parsley, Gary Patterson, Bernard Patten, Princetta Payne. Calvin Payton, Ernest Payton, Frank Pena, Debra Peoples, Larry Peoples, Re- linda Peoples. Vickey Peoples, Lucy Perez, Raymond Perez, Harvey Pershey, Kathy Persons, Vicki Petty. Bonn Pickett, Linda Pickett, Delores Pier- son, Charlotte Pinkston, Frank Placher, Mary Poe. 126 127 Ronnie Pompey, Cynthia Popielarz, Shel- don Poole, Esther Potts, Jackie Pought, Randy Praay Melvin Price, Martha Pringle, Loretta Pritchett, Ellis Putney, Douglas Quarles, - Lester Quarles Jon Quinn, Charles Ray, Jackie Ray, Shirley Ray, Isaac Reeves, Sheila Reyes Nathaniel Richardson, Sandra Richard- son, John Rhodes, George Ricklefs, Rosie Rios, Barbara Robinson Students listen to a band during a Jesus Rap that was held in the Cafeteria. Jerry Robinson, Linda Robinson, L.V. 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Washington Saginaw, Michigan 48601 517-755-9137 Home of Saginaw's Only Color Lab 515 East Genesee Phone PL 3-5481 SAGINAW PHOTO SUPPLY | Day Color Prints Home Of Saginaw's Only Color Lab 515 East Genesee Phone PL 3-5481 MORLEY'S 125 N. Washington — Phone 755-8121 DATER'S AUTO SUPPLY At Your Service Since 1863 Gifts for All Occasions Your Sports Headquarters 708 E. Genesee PL 4-8938 Saginaw, Michigan 138 Congradulation Class or 2 MR HOT DOG of Saginaw, Inc. “Good Food at a Good Price Coney Islands, Hamburgers, Beverages, and Delicious French Fries, Chicken And Fish Dinners 1615 E. Genesee Ave. Saginaw, Michigan 48601 139 Congratulations Graduates Severance Tool Industries Inc. Cutting Tools For Industry 3790 Orange — P.O. Box 1866 Saginaw, Mich. 48605 COATES TIRE PURE OIL SERVICE Wheel Alignment Balancing New Tires - New Treads Mud and Snow Specials 326 W. Genesee dA PL 3-3533 x 755-0559 AMERICAN KAYJAC Co. Printing 650 SHERIDAN AVE. DON MYERS SAGINAW. MICHIGAN Roberts TUXEDO t SHOP ` MEN'S FORMAL WEAR 2138 MARSHALL CT. SAGINAW, MICHIGAN PHONE SW 2-7421 TOM BROWN Pianos — Organs Band Instruments DAVIS MUSIC HOUSE 315 Covrt St. PHONE 793-8940 140 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 ALSO Royal Crown H FA i S be X: and Diet Rite Cola — n IL on CONGRATULATIONS 102 GRADUATING CLASS SAGINAW HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER STUDENT ASSOCIATION A VITAL PART OF YOUR SCHOOL'S MACHINER Y J. A. SCHIRMER SONS Jewelers in Saginaw Since 1882 ACCUTRON CENTER for Northeastern Michigan 90 Different Models Available ACCUTRON WATCHES BY BULOVA 204 E. Genesee Ave. 754-1497 SCOTT STORES We have all of yaur family shopping needs. 3275 HOLLAND FORT SAGINAW MALL ARTER'S we SHOP We Cater fo The Man Who Cares SCULPTURE RAZOR CUTTING e LADIES CHILDREN HAIRCUTTING e FACIALS e HOSPITAL CALLS e SHAMPOOS e SHOE SHINE e HOSPITAL HOUSE CALLS 3 BARBERS TO SERVE YOU 755-9141 Closed Wednesday 1216 LAPEER AT 6TH MORLEY | | BROTHERS At Your Service Since 1863 Gifts for All Occasions Your Sports Headquarters BEAUTY SPOT BEAUTY SHOP one spot that you should stop is LULA'S BEAUTY SPOT 1115 E. Genesee (all fields of beauty) Open daily 9:30—6:00. Holdens Red Stamps PL. 5—9881 GENWRIGHT LOWERY EN GULF SERVICE OSA 2984 Janes Saginaw, Michigan 48601 PHONE 733-7763 Marxe! REALTOR 519% LAPEER STREET SAGINAW, MICHIGAN - 48807 o TS fe Davis DRUGS y 1052 E. GENESEE AVE. COR. CHERRY, GENESEE MANOR BLDG. PHONE PL 5-7761 SAGINAW, MICH. Browne's Mortuary Phone PL 4-0481 441 N. Jefferson Saginaw, Michigan NED'S TIRES Corner of Holland and E. Genesee Phone PL 3-1827 gYRON() BAR PHONE 753-2484 HA SAGINAW, MICH. PL 3-2008 Closed Mondays 142 KROHN FOOD MARKET To Get More For Your Money Shop At Krohn SMITH BROTHERS FOOD MARKET 1701 Janes LENT SHOE REPAIR 1014 Sears Hours 9 A.M.—6 P.M. AUBRY Cleaners Shirt Launderers 214 Jones St. Phone 75-58181 Saginaw, Michigan LUXTON DRUGS 2800 SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET SAGINAW, MICHIGAN PL 4-8459 GEORGE'S STANDARD SERVICE Sheridan 8. Hoyt Streets Saginaw, Michigan NOWHERE ELSE IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN WILL YOUR SAVINGS EARN MORE! 0 0 b lo d lo HAM - BACON - SAUSAGE $5,000 REGULAR FRANKS È LUNCHEON MEATS SAVINGS PASSBOOK CERTIFICATES SAVINGS ...at grocers supermarkets throughout Michigan. MODERN PROCESSING PLANTS IN FIRST SAVINGS | | ‘cena once: sacinaw, wen ` AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SAGINAW Serving Michigan Since 1886 BROWSE HEILER SONS AERO-CRAFT INC. SHOE REPAIR AMERICA'S FIRST CHOICE FOR STYLE AND PERFORMANCE CABELLO'S STORE PHONE 865-3011 3637 E. GENESSEE HEAVENRICH'S R. H. Terryberry Co. Ninety-One Years on the Saginaw High's Official Jeweler same corner GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN Genesee At Flanklin Saginaw High Patrons Congratulate The Class Of 1972 JACK F. MARTIN, M.D. MR. AND MRS. THOMAS RUSSELL MRS. ETHEL JACKSON MR. AND MRS. JEROME JOHNSON MR. AND MRS. JOHN L. WILSON REVEREND AND MRS. WILLIAM BOLI 3 MR. AND MRS. EDDIE BENSON | MR. AND MRS. ELLIS WIGGINS MR. AND MRS. ALFRED MCFARLAND §% AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. SLAUGHTER TAYLOR AND FAMILY 144 Mi ML Doi po edid LU (alle T] dl t ind d M i TE Cube } d il Ple BI wi ` elei: y { real a Mi f ke i Mi 4541 MUA D NT Gute Lat