Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1973 volume:

CA? ۹ i è = | | | | - ee sano E: As today s generation, we carry burdens that no adult would like to bear We are damned with the responsi- bility of solving the problems of today. TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Life . ` в Activities .. . LO Clubs . е 28 Sports ` ` Ee рм Football о 44 Cross Country |. 48 Swimming а ASO Basketball ` ` EE Album . . | ОЮ Seniors glia ады 62 Juniors ен ESA Sophomores . 96 Faculty poe dicc Advertisement These problems are of such a great degree that they seem insolvable. But we are a strong generation, we can take what we are given, we can get this school together be- cause we, TROJANS, are GETTING IT TOGETHER!!! One way we are getting it togeth- er is by getting involved in activi- ties such as Sports. We are also trying to work together in harmo- � у, and just get along better with each other. We are getting it together by being ourselves and trying to understand each other better. We are trying to work better with each other and everybody around US. Students who go to the new Career Opportunities Center are setting a good example of our school by communicating with students from other schools. They are trying to Get It Togeth- er and show no partiality whatsoever. More people are becoming in- volved in school life. They partici- pate in more clubs, lunch hour activities and after school activi- ties. More students are Support- ing teams and individuals. Trojans Getting It Together at COC n conclusiòn, our theme this year has done alot for our school. Getting It Together” is one of the most important things a school can do. Saginaw High has truly succeeded in Getting It Together.' +. i + Ф a. = + о m OD w = DU E o. © N | Gett ife a VITI Lë Helen of Troy Is Crowned HELEN OF TROY IS CROWNED — Florene McGlothin reigns as homecoming queen. The Queen and Her Attendants: First runner- Fourth runner-up — Alice Hall, Third runner-up — up — Carla Wilson, and Helen of Troy — Carman Estrada, Second runner-up — Theresa Grzesiak, Miss Florene McGlothin. 10 $ Homecoming 1972 ur nner of the float contest was the La Familia Club. (FIRST ROW LEFT) Second the theme “What the World Needs Now.” Other floats included in the OTTOM CENTER, and the Afro-American float BOTTOM LEFT. One of the homecoming events was the parade. The wi place winner was the Senior Club FIRST ROW RIGHT, with events were the Y-Teens float BOTTOM LEFT, the Choir float B ll The nights parade was kicked-off with the t heme “ ried by the future teachers club. With half-time eve field waiting for the second half kick-off. i à s ac NS are Getting it Together. Een LS TROJA Trojans Are Getting It Together”. The banner was car- nts coming to an end, the football team was back on the 12 Atthe Dance Music by the Black Stone set the mood for a real hip homecoming dance. The band was Gettin it Togeth- er, while Carman and Lupe, Theresa and Ken, and Alice and Jerome were dancing to their beat. 13 Fads and Fashions Fads and fashions are an essen- tial part of S.H.S. Theclothes that everybody's wearing and things everybody's doing are now what's happening at S.H.S. An old shadow of the past has emerged to take a place as a pastime at S.H.S. The yoyo is now the rage. Right is a typical trojan rocking the baby”. The wearing apparel of these stu- dents are typical of students at Saginaw High. = . LEFT Are some of the shoe styles that are typical in the halls of Saginaw High. Wearing the hair in braids or corn cropped was a new rage that was started this year. Young men as well as young ladies engaged in this time taking process which sometimes resulted in very tired fingers. Tt de LIBRARY HELPERS: Carol Schluckbier, Marie Laeding, Ellen Broaddus, Carol Leis, Gwen Kinchelow, Marian Banks, Anna Hudson, Roosevelt Terry, Laverne Hill, Brenda Covington. 16 re inte in the heritage of black A er ineMe Ameri heritage there‘ i i - ME interest. Mr. Coffey's Student Lantern class is hard at work, trying to get an issue of Student Lantern ready for the Saginaw High Students. Mr. Coffey and one of his students are talking over what is to be put in the Student Lantern. 18 Student Lantern d LEFT SEATED: Y. Coleman, R. Coleman, M. Scott, S. Robinson, B. Clark, C. Mc- Millan, P. Clark, J. McFarland, R. Cole- man, |. Williams, A. Aldridge, С. Lawrence, G. Hall, P. Mounger, STANDING LEFT: D. Thomas, L. Frazier, S. Matthews, L. Bar- nett, C. Thomas, Mrs. Stephens, R. Nash, C. Lawrence, L. Williams, R. Thompson. BELOW LEFT: Ritchie Coleman; Vice Presi- dent, Jackie McFarland President, Pat Clark Secretary. Brass Section Majorettes And Drum Major: Mary Hernandez, Debbie Hodges, Ed West, Mary Bibbs, Denise Westbrook. Woodwind Section t Saxophone And Bassoon Section Brass Section Cornet Section Sandra Russ and Randy Alpin getting ready to play at a home football game. A Capella Choir ‚ Randy Thompson. THIRD ROW: Ricky Nash, E GIRLS CHOIR: ROW 1: L TO R: Vivian Burns, Carolyn Hunt, Diane West, Diane Clemeot, Vera King, Wonda Scott, Carolyn Clayton, Gloria Spain, Cheri Nash, Rose Ford, Linda Carter, Priscilla Jones, Glenda Cain, Mary Vaughns, Marcia Mietla. ROW 2: J. Kritzmire, Jeanette Robin- son, Carol Leis, Inez Turner, Sharon Hughes, Cynthia Curry, Alice Thomas, Winifred Wilson, Denise Dunn, Gwen Kinchelow, Joy Klemmer, Brenda Scroggins, Sharon Johnson, Linda Lindsey, Gail Hohisel, Yoland Cruz. Not Pictured: Brenda Baumarten, Christine Conley, Rhonda Hogg, Yvonne Layton, Carolyn Lockhart, Kathy McKinnon, Lenora Reed, Deborah Siler, Carolyn Stewart, Evelyn Terry, Margie Villanueva, Olga Torres. ROW ONE: Carolyn Clayton, Gloria Spain, Cheri Nash, Cynthia Curry, Rose Ford, Joy Klemmer, Carolyn Hunt, Gail Hohisel, Marcia Mietla, Wanda Scott, Linda Carter, J. Kritzmire — Director. AURORA TOP TO BOTTOM: Mark Edwards, Randy Alpin, Brenda Caverly (co-editor), Ronald Johnson, Willie Mitchell, Elvira Ortiz, Charles Beuthin, Lita Cooper, Theresa Small. BELOW: The 5th hour class is very hard at work in an attempt to meet the deadline. BELOW RIGHT: Brenda and Mark look for that “just right” picture. 24 LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Parham, Larry Adams, Robert Johnson, Reace Watley, Lloyd Bradshaw, Jackie McFarland (co- editor), Randy Krenz, Becky Winchester, Roy Laufer, Elizabeth Williams, Larry Wil- у liams, Sonny Medina. LEFT: Jackie does her part to get the yearbook completed. be 3 1390 00950 6286 25 Getting It Together After School RIGHT: After a hard day's work at school, this young lady relaxes. RIGHT: Randy Krenz and Reace Watley help each other with their homework. RIGHT: Having a game of 3 man street football. 26 LEFT: Randy and Reace trying to figure out what's wrong. BOTTOM: The Trojan Bowling League is one of the best after school activities. Vera аа CO-OP CLUB: ROW 1 (SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT), Vicky Petty, Mary Moll, Bertha Byrd, Debra Grimes, Yvonne Coleman. ROW 2, Charlotte McMillan, Pat Clark, Debbie Atych, Dwight Thomas, Chester Palmer, Delores Brown. ROW 3, Maria Rouse, Hope Santoya, Mary Houston, Nola Levelston, Phyllis Washington, Emma Williams, Karen Thick. ROW 4, Greg McKinney, Carl Poston, Lucia Gomez, Edward West, Alice Pinkston. STANDING, (LEFT TO RIGHT) Arthur Smith, Robert Thompson, Karl Covington, Vikki Turner, Brenda Caverly, Tim Sweigart, Terry Short, Willis Stuckey, Linda Bell, Sue Nelson, Doris Lewis, Cedric Sprall, Barbara Lunnie, Ronald Herd, Peter Kleinbriel, Diane Manry, Jeffrey Brennan, Karen Ciszewski, Zelpha Castle, Linda Toronjo, Cindy Grunwell, Sue Duby, Sally Martin, Kathy Lewis. AFRO-AMERICAN CLUB: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Advisor Mrs. Wilson, Marilyn Lilly, Terry Bracken, Denise Westbrook. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: BACK ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT), Karen Thick, Mary Houston, Kristine Schultz, Victor Hardin, Dennis Lojek, Dar- lene Fisk. FRONT ROW: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Elaine Hicks, Linda Korobka, Linda Toronjo, Cindy Grunwell, Theresa Grzesiak. Y-TEENS: BACK ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT), Glenda Cain, Emma Walker, Jackie Taylor, Shirley Davis, Pat Green, Carolyn Haulcy. FRONT ROW: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Brenda Jackson, Lavegie Kennedy, Freddy Tinsley, Doris Myles, Brenda Cain, Beverly Diggs. KNEELING (LEFT TO RIGHT), Betty Sanders, Luella Pritchett. 29 есы а aiaeei | TRAVEL CLUB: LEFT TO RIGHT: Marvin Brown, Mrs. Neal, Mary Swift. PEP CLUB: LEFT TO RIGHT: Terri Marsh, Lester Williams, Luther Taybron, Aaron McBride, Robert Nash, Victor Little, Terry Bracken, Ritchie Coleman, Brenda Clark. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Poole, Jackie McFarland, Connie Stewart, Lissa Linsay, Marilyn Lilly, Cle- mantee Nelson, Angesll Schippman. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Valerie Pratt, Maple Hardy, Willie Mitchell, Debra Jones, Kim Evans. 30 Ji RIGHT TO LEFT FIRST ROW; Dwight Thomas, Terry Spain, Myron Richardson, Willie Cork. SECOND ROW; Sonny Medina, Larry Williams, Clarence Peterson, Mark Manry, Paul Munoz, Albert Teneyuque. THIRD ROW: Ricky Weems, Mark Poineau, Bob Campbell, Jessie Chavez, Ray Ching- man, Richard Moreno, Ron MckKeller, Harold Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Darnell Sanders, Teddy Poin eau, Anthony Gary, Kennith Busch, Ruben DeLeon, Bernard Patton, Larry Barnett, Joe Poe. FIFTH ROW: Mike Burger, Charles Poineau, Billy Cork, August Dumbra, Edward Munoz, Jimmy Munoz, Tyrone Sanders, Ron Tucker, Alvin Butts, Scott Gibson. LEFT: Sonny Medina prepares to throw a strike. | NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS: Michael Cocoran, Willie Reed, Rodine Fletcher, Debra Champion, Denise Corcoran, Joseph Darden, Gloria Gills, Marian Banks. ui Dana Farrow works as NYC Custodian. Denise Corcoran works as NYC's Secretary. 32 LA FAMILIA: FRONT ROW: Denise Valls, Raquel N erio DeLaRosa, Bertha Garza, Josie Flores, Jimmy DeLaRosa, Connie Gonzales, Maria Gomez. SECOND ROW: Mary Gomez, Estella Lopez, Carman Estrada, Esther Vela, Henry Cullar, Gloria Ramirez, Ruby Gonzales. THIRD ROW: | Jose Martinez, Adolph Gonzales, Jessie Chavez, Israel Yanez, Tony Martinez, Schyler Miles, Jimmy Reserdez. FOURTH ROW: Dianh Torres, | Diane Villanueva, Julio Rodriquez, Carmen Murrillo, Debbie Vasquez, Jessie Gonzales. STAGE CREW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenneth Johnson, Sonny Medina, Richard Marino, David Donald. 33 ECOLOGY CLUB: RIGHT: J. Ciszews- ki, A. Bouchard, M. Miska, W. Pet- rie, Mr. Rogers, G. Lucio. DRAMA CLUB: BELOW: FIRST ROW: H. Per- shay, Mrs. Braggs, D. Colbath, D. Steward, S. Works, L. Smith, R. Glanton, D. Pierson, A. Hernandez, A. Harvew, L. Gonzales. SECOND ROW: L. Walker, E. Allen, D. Wil- liams, D. Sanders, D. McMillon, M. Corcoran, J. Martinez, B. Smith, D. Green, B. Moore, D. Baty. 35 P e FORENSICS: TOP ROW: S. Payne, C. Pos- ton, T. Sweigart. SECOND ROW: V. Wat- son, E. Owens, M. Edwards. THIRD ROW: M. Murillo, P. Hardin, M. Simmet. FOURTH ROW: K. Buck, F. Harris, A. Ald- ridge. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Braggs, E. Hicks. SIXTH ROW: K. Browne, L. Garrett, J. McFarland. DEBATE: BACK ROW: A. Ald- ridge, J. Elliott, M. Edwards, V. Watson, M. Rembisz, E. Owens, M. Simmett. FRONT ROW: K. Browne, B. Castillo, D. Washing- ton, L. Garrett, F. Harris, K. Buck, Mrs. Braggs. 1 Í D ее о” ЗА CAMPING CLUB: LEFT TO RIGHT: James Nalewik, Willis Stuckey, Marvin Brown, Anthony Orum, Vollie Beeman. Missing from photo adviser, Jack Rogers. Camper enjoying sight at Black Lake in Onaway State Park. 36 BROTHERHOOD CLUB: TOP ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) Arthur Blakes, Charles Johnson, (along with spectators). BOTTOM ROW: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Marilyn Lilly, Beth Wilson, Arnez Wil- liams, Maria Gomez. Sponsers M. C. Folds. Missing from photo Mrs. Teddy King. STUDENT SERVICE CORP: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Yvonne Coleman, Bonnie Johnson, Brenda Clark, Robert Nash, Leila Bailey, Gary Hall. 37 SKI CLUB: KNEELING: J. Ciszewski, E. Taylor, A. Jackson, T. Bracken, S. Searles, L. Williams. 1st ROW, STANDING: D. Manry, C. Persicle, R. Whitney, C. Mims, L. Klemmer, J. Cavazos, К. Ciszewski (president). 2nd ROW, STANDING: Mr. Uhlmann, V. Peterson, 7. Castle, J. K lemmer, M. Berger, M. Edwards (vice-president), R. Lopez, C. Reece, F. Czerewko. AFRICAN DRUM CLUB: SEATED: J. McKinnon, L. Whiting, K. D. McKinnon, C. Hall, S. Mayes. STANDING: T. Hairston, K. Buck, J. McFarland, K. McKinnon, H. Pershay, R. Williams, L. Curry, G. Parks, B. Clark. CHESS CLUB: STANDING: J. Elliott, Mr. Murray. SEATED: R. Kwaiser, C. DeLeon. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS WEAR NEW SUITS The varsity and J.V. cheerleaders did a very fine job as they in- spired our football and basketball teams unto victory this year. This year the cheerleaders ob- tained permission from the S.H.S. student council to sponsor the 1972 homecoming dance. The proceeds from the dance helped to raise money for new uniforms. The girls did a lot of hard work in order to make their dream of new uniforms come true and their work paid off. Now they don new suits of the tradi- tional black and bright gold. LEFT TO RIGHT KNEELING: Jackie McFarland, Carla Wilson, captain, Sheryl Robinson. STANDING: Yvonne Carr, Norma Staples, Alice Hall, Florene McGlothin, Pam Dottery. FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Cheryl Mitchell, Barbara Morton, Elma Arizo. BACK ROW: Stephanie Hall, Debra Lawrence, Glendora Law- rence, Pearline Nunn, captain. VARSITY AND J.V. POM POM SQUAD - LEFT TO RIGHT KNEELING: Connie Johnson, Clematee Nelson, Veronica Simmons, Jonita Bryd. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Johnson, Brenda Cain, Sheila Rankins, Sharon Carter, Brenda Washington, Glenda Cain, Josephine Baker, Wanda Scott. The varsity and Junior varsity pom pom squads did a fine job of providing half-time entertain- ment at the home varsity football games and the junior varsity and varsity home basketball games. The J.V. pom pom squad is a new group that was formed this year and they did a very good job in their first year of performance. , i ۷۱۱۱۸۵5 COLTS HO? ‘Getting Our Sports Together Varsity Football Head Coach Don Hunt, in his first year, molded both pride and spir- it into his team as they broke their losing streak and won over Flint Central. Our team had some unfortunate breaks because of injuries, but look to a better sea- son next year. ТОР: Willie Jackson takes the handoff and goes in for the touchdown. MIDDLE: Gary Bond picks up good blockage on punt return. BOTTOM: Coach White, Coach Don Hunt, and Coach Jones, alias the Ter- rific Trio, are seen here plotting Friday's game plan. FAR PAGE: TOP LEFT: Jeff Tyson gets the word and returns to the pack. TOP RIGHT: Isaac Reves sets the play in motion. MIDDLE LEFT: James Snead takes the ball on an end run and gets good blockage from No. 70, Ken French. Year of Improvement 14 TEAM PICTURE: L. ТО В. FRONT ROW: Robert Conners, Brian Baily, Randy Fletcher, Anthony Martin, James Snead, Adolf Patterson, Anderson Swift, James Wickes, Richard Stevenson, Elroy Allen, Larry Bradshaw, Gary Bond, David McKinney. MIDDLE ROW: Joe Pile, Gregory Co- field, Victor Little, Harvey Pershay, Trice Coleman, Glen Moore, Ken Dozer, Willie Reed. Tim Cross, Ed Barnett, John Elliott, Willie Jackson, Eddie Sanders. BACK ROW: Coach Jones, Coach White, Mark Cooper, Jeff Tyson, Frank Randall, Ken French, Luches Wafer, Willie Cath- olic, James Green, Isaac Reeves, Coach Hunt. 45 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: LEFT TO RIGHT SITTING: Emmitt Thomas, Jessie Villirio, Charles Lee, Donald Walker, Paul Reed, Reggie Cart- er, Mark Patterson, Howard Taylor, Bryant Trapp, Gregory Jackson, Leander Lewis, John Elliot. LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING: Mgr. Robert Morris, Head Coach Marsh, Dalton Matthews, Eddie Barnett, Charles Dixon, Dwight Woods, Charles Riley, Tommy Bodiford, Terry Noble, Charles Stedium, Ronald Woodhouse, Carl McMillian, Coaches Dawson and Richardson. m jaa AT LEFT: Saginaw player tackles defense ball carrier. RIGHT: It's pile-up at the line of scrimmage. Junior Varsity Football SAGINAW OPPONENT Flint Northwestern 19 Flint Central 32 Midland 28 Bay City Central 48 Flint Southwestern 18 Alpena 42 Pontiac 26 Arthur Hill 53 AT BOTTOM: Saginaw High player being tackled by de- fending players. Saginaw High quarterback sets up for a pitchout while def- ence tries to get through the line. ы Е Е sa PS se Cross Country STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Rudy Barron, George Ricklefs, George Gonzales, Ear- nest Peoples, Thomas Narvius, Mr. Watia. KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: George Glif- ford, Rudy Guverra, Ruben Alaniz, Murray Colberson, Teddy Rodriguez, Vincent Santoya. CENTER RIGHT: The start of a meet at Hoyt Park. LOWER RIGHT: Two Trojans run through Hoyt Park. 48 BOTTOM: Mr. Watia is getting the runners lined up. LEFT: Saginaw High Trojans run through graveyard. UPPER RIGHT: As a Saginaw High Trojan runs, the coach stands by. UPPER LEFT: Trojan runs to finish race. EJ | | ШИШИ Swimmers Post Best Season Since '6 | BELOW: Coach Hoerauf discusses meet preparations with cap- tains Jeff Brennan and Dennis Lojek. BOTTOM: 400 yd. Freestyle Relay Team composed of Jim Brasseur, Ken French, Clark Roes- ner, Jeff Brennan. = City Central = m IE. g iui e SAGINAW HIGH SCHOOL 1972-73 SWIMMING TEAM: FIRST ROW: Clerk Patty Burr, Clerk Mary Casteneda, Clerk Becky Winchester, Coach Mark Hoerauf. SECOND ROW: Greg Quaal, Greg Gadd, Ken Woloszyn, David Reyes, Rudy Barron, Captain Dennis Lojek, Larry Adams, Manager Bruce Cech. THIRD ROW: Manager Bob Popielarz, Jim Brasseur, Captain Jeff Brennan, Clark Roesner, Randy Alpin, Tim Welense, Vic Hardin, Ken French. BELOW LEFT: Sophomore diver Dave Hoffman shows his forward 1 % pike. BELOW RIGHT: Doing his forward 1 somersault with 1 twist is junior Rudy Barron. The Tankers worked very hard this year to improve over last season's record. With the help of their many supporters, they suc- ceeded in doing so by having their best season since '67. 3i LEFT TO RIGHT: Greg Buckley, Lavern Hill, Lynn Sheards, Howard Taylor, Espea Williams, James Snead, Westbrook Walker. LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Conners, Tryce Coleman, Mike Pruit, Ken Jackson, Russ Coleman, Dennis Allen, Glen Moore, Vincent McMillen. ] i FERREE | on Wrestling Team ۷ E 4 è Trojans matmen work out during practice. 52 A take down and victory for Trojans. Trojans matmen in action. = TOP ROW: Bonnie Jones, Shari Gibson, ۳ Brenda Bogan. BOTTOM ROW: Rhonda Webb, Sharon Beemon, Steaphanie Bailey. C'mon Bertha that jump ball's yours! 54 | Here are the Trojans closing т for a shot. Here is Shari running down the court fora basket. Trojans get that jump ball. Saginaw High has once again claimed the No. 1 spot in the SVL East and the Saginaw News poll also ranked Saginaw No. 1 in the area. The Trojan's only defeat went to the hands of Pontiac Central. Coach Cole in his first year has stepped into a pow- er at Saginaw High and has a good shot at possible state crown. Flint Northwe C H ABOVE LEFT RIGHT: Dawkins and Chapman go up for back to back lay ups against Midland. BELOW: LEFT: Tony Smith shoots for two. RIGHT: ! 'IREBOUND!!! vest Central iac Basketball ۱1 Central t ON BOARDS ALL YEAR V J. LITTLE TROJANS PROVE TOUGH FOES = = = = - - - — = -c McMillan and Noble show good defense against Midland. LEFT TO RIGHT: Phillip Humes — Manager, Tom Grayson, Arthur Culbert, Allen Smith, Carl McMillan, Terry Noble, William Pruitt, Paul Dawkins, Charles Carter, Ken Roberson, Gregory Holmes, Greg Jackson, Coach Willie Richardson. 59 . EIER Getting Our Album Together | ! pece. Enda Blunt Debra Beeman i Sharon Bishop Geneva Bodiford — Vicky Ashley 2. Gary Bond Tonie Bond Helen Bonner Betty Braylock Barbara Burnell David Buck Bertha Byrd 64 Michael Burger SENIOR CENTRAL COMMITTEE: SEATED: Geneva Bodiford, Elaine Hicks, Brenda Moore, Bruce Smith, Barbara Renell, Marcia Rankiens, Pat Clark. STANDING: Larry Barnette, Vic Hardin, Willie Dawk- ins, Mrs. Stevens, Barbara Lunnie, Marcia Brewer, Carmen Estrada, Mr. Gallegos, Robert Thompson. Sona Carruth — Benjamin Carter _ Valerie Champion Diane Clement _ David Cofield Russell Coleman Lita Cooper Vanessa Cooper John Davila Daniel Dominguez Charles Douglas Susan Duby Andrew Dukarski 66 This scene was one of the more exciting days of the year. In this particular day S.H.S. hada fire on the roof caused by tar catching on fire. Rodine Fletcher Guadalupe Fiores Valerie Flores Rose Ford Debra Franklin 67 - Pat Gary H | ch i ч ۱۳ Steve Griffin Debra Grimes Е: n Mercedes Guerra _ Alice Hall - Sue Hammis Greg Hill Undrà Hill This year Elaine Hicks has . been selected to be the DAR . representative from Saginaw High. ۰ | Jerome Holiday Delender Holloway NJ Tina Houze Anna Hudson Brenda Jackson .. Connie Jackson Charles Johnson Debra Johnson Priscilla Jones Reginald jenes Samuel Jackes Tom Jumper Alvin Jackson Brian Jefferson Vera King tiently sits and listens while he _ . lectures to them. _ _ C Shirley Lambert Nola Levelston — c Doris Lewis — mme ты MÀ Ua тї Е кою ® э rid َ ра rr = ee e Robert Lopez Barbara Lunnie Ken McCray а B . Ophelia McFarland Florene McGlothian Ronald McKellar er $ nn Ц Lela Murray, Theresa Small, Pauline Simmons, and Linda Smith contribute to the fun on Hobo Day. nn Otis Mitchell Jerry Mounger Lela Murray Kurkie Morris Angela Novak Cindy Persicke | Nancy Pierce = | Alice Pinkston ` . Rita Swan was elected to reign. as Miss United Fund for Sagi- ` naw County. | _ KayReikowsky о Terry Rembisz Myron Richardson ij Maria Rouse. | |. 2 Roger Sanders — Tyron Sand n - we _ Michael Sangster — The students are waiting very pa- tiently for the teacher so they can ` start Government class. — Willie Mae Sherman Christine Schultz. ! Brenda Scroggins . Gloria Sims - Michelle Slaughter ` 1 : Theresa Small — سس‎ Absolom Smith Celestine Spruille Timothy Sweigart _ Alverta Thomas Ethel Thomas Jerry Washington Phyllis Washington = : : S Robert Waters Vickie Watson . Daniel Welch _ ToniWhitley | Emma Williams Felix Williams Greta Williams Olivia Williams Arthur Willis С In this scene, you see the Sagi- naw Fire Department striving to save our school. . Moman Young | Mark Wyman Raymond Yanez the a Kuna ш. 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Harold Barnett, Danny Baty, Shir- ley Bennett, Gilford Benton, Gloria - Bibbs, Dennis Bird Spencer Blackman, Derrick Bow- man, Margaret Box, Bobbie Bracey, Ruby Ann Braddock, Patricia Bradshaw. Runette Burton, John- - jutler, Jonita ae Mie : _ Brenda and _ Men Chaltraw, Linda. Chambers, v Debra hampion, Renaldo Ching. _ lon Chism, Frank Cirilo. on Debra Cisneros, Brenda Clark, Cyn- - thia Clay, Brenda Clayton, Gee Colle nn Coleman Ss Ritchie Coleman, Robert Coleman, Ronnie Coleman, Robert Collins, Margaret Comer, Sandi Contreras. EE JUNIORS Kathleen Cooper, Joycelyn Cooper, Mark Cooper, Denise Corcoran, Brenda Covington, William Cozzolino. Bobby Crockett, Kim Culbert, Billy Currie, Lavern Curry, Mary Curry, Diane Czerney. Joseph Darden, Carolyn Davis, Der- rick Davis, Shirley Davis, Deonicio De La Cruz, Leonard De La Cruz. Manuel De La Cruz, Orlando Dent, Paul Derige, Beverly Diggs, Richard Donovan, Charles Dorsey. Ken Dozier, Gregory Dottery, Lois Drain, Beth Dyer, Mark Edwards, Ruth Edwards. John Elliott, Mary Ann Ellis, Shirley Erby, Kim Evans, Josie Flores, Mari- lyn Frank. Raymond Frazier Jr., Augustine Freeman, Ken French, Greg Gadd, Robert Gaines Jr., Eddie Gatter Ricky Gallegos, Annette Garcia, Diane Garcia, Mary Garcia, Pete Garcia, Sylvia Garcia. Lynn Garrett, Barbara Gearlds, Theresa Gibbs, Leon Gibson, Scott Gibson, Maggie Gilbert. JUNIORS Catherine Gill, Robbie Glanton, Kim Golden, George Gonzales, lupe Gonzal es, Robert Gonzales. Robert Goodman, Willie Granger, Thomas Grayson, Deborah Green, | Jim Green, Patricia Green. Robert Green, Mary Ann Guerrero, Rosie Guevera, Larry Gunn, Wanda Gunn, Tina Hairston. Dwayne Halliburton, Clay Hall, Gary Hall, Norene Hall, Dennis Hardy, Maple Hardy. Glenn Harper, Manuel Harris, Marie Hartfield, Arianna Harvey, Diane Hasse, Alice Hatcher. Monica Hatter, Karolyn Hawkins, . Rhonda Hawkins, Georgia Haynes, Sarah Hayes, Mildred Haynes. | Thomas Haynes, Robert Hendrix, Charles Henix, Shirley Hibbler, Laverne Hill, Rudy Hill. Shane Hill, Diane Hogg, Joanne Hogg, Grady Holmes, Robert Holmes, Kim Hood. Gloria Hubbert, Freddie Hudson, Patricia Hudson, Debra Hughes, Johnny Humes. JUNIORS Edith Hunt, Larry Isom, Margaret Itoney, Brenda Jackson, Debra. _ Jackson, Delores Jackson. Ernestine Jackson, Kenneth Jack- son, Wendy Jackson, Carolyn John- son, Connie Johnson, Marilyn : Johnson. Perry Johnson, Robert Johnson, Toni Johnson, Wanda Johnson, _ Brenda Jones, David Jones. Debra Jones, Kenny Jones, Shirley Jones, Steve Jones, Linda Jumper, Laveagie Kenndy. James Key, Beverly King, Randy Krenz, Christine LaBeau, Sylvester Lane, Julie LaPorte. Vivian Laury, Michael Lawson, Esmeralda Ledesma, Rhoda Lee, Terrie Lewis, Marily n Lilly. Linda Lindsey, Lisa Lindsay, Robert Lindsay, Ronald Lintz, Victor Little, Vanessa Longuemire. Aaron McBride, Reggie Madlock, Caroll Manzie, Berna Martin, Ger- ald Martin, Vern Martin. Alice Martinez, Carmen Martinez, ` Joaquin Martinez, Anthony Ma- ziarz, Edward Maziarz. 89 JUNIORS Trojans reign victorious after a big win against Pontiac Central. Starann McCallum, Carolyn Mc- Clain, Linda McClain, Harold Mc- Cray, Lynette McDaniel, Andrew McDonald. Valerie McDuffy, Jackie McFarland, Dorothy McKinley, Cathy Mc- Kinnon, Dinah McMillon, Richard McMillon. Lynn McQuaid, Sandra Merrill, Pa- tricia Merriweather, Stephen Miller, Marsha Mims, Jim Minichy. Mike Mitchell, Willie Mitchell, Ther- esa Mocny, Minnie Moll, Vera Mon- roe, Frank Montgomery. Barbara Moore, Glen Moore, Joanne Morgan, Valencia Morgan, Deborah Morris, Sharon Morris. Shelia Morris, Cynthia Moten, Juan Munoz, Abram Murray, Doris Myles, Tomas Narvais. JUNIORS , Robert Nash, Hel no 2 | Nelson, Tee Nelso `. Michael Neil S Marvetta Newbern, Gilda Olivarez - - Rosa Olivarz, Arthur O'Neal О Polka, Theresa Orne Ss. Veronica Ortz, Ollie Parker, Gwen- _ dolyn Parks, Josephine Parks, Ver- _ nal Parm, Laura Parsley. Princetta Payne, Calvin Payton, . Ernest Payton, Maime Pena, Rosa- _ linda Pena, Debra Peoples. 7, Vivia Peterso Vicki Petty, Bonn Pickett, Linda Pickett. erson, Charlotte ik Placher, Mary Poe nie Pompey, Julie Pool Students ordering their class rings from the H.R. Terryberry Co. И A NR E 1 Ramirez. 2 _ via Riv n Lester Roberson. Glen. : Robinson Jerry dio . inda. Robinson: LV. | Roginson, . S Michael Robinson, Sheryl Robin son, ino о� осв ` Julie. rodriguez, Jul lio Hd SS _ Michael Rodriguez, JoAnn Rosado, = Dan Rouster, Emmylou Ruiz. . S u Alice Salinas, Opal nmons, Donnell Sanders, Jesse — | Sanders, Louella Sanders. _ Remeldia Sanders, Debbie сега. Joe Shaler, Lynn Sheard, Diana. Sheldon, Ronald Shepald. : Deborah Siler, Marie Simmet, Jim Simmons, Veronica Simmons, Michelle Simpson, Mary Sims. Aaron Smith, Allen Smith, i Smith, Carol Smith. 9 | | Ronald Sui u... Smith, | Susan Sparks, Debra Stew- _ oe Constance эз - Debra Stewart, Louise Still, Leslie Stovall, Otis Strickland, Frizzell _ о rlin, Lewis Surles. Cleotis Swilley, Linda Tatum, Alvis oo. uu Taylor, Valerie Taylor, Yvonne Taylor. Linda ve Margaret Terrell, Evelyn Terry, Joyce Terry, Carl о Thomas. Dennis Thomas, Marvin Thomas, : Bertha Thompson, David Thomp- son, in о Jack | . Lil Mary Tinsley, Ruth Torres, Santos. Torres, Shirley Torres, Jeffrey. . _ Townsend, ll Charles Troublefield, Mary Turner, Vikki Turner, Sonya Tyus, Jeff Ty- __ SOL Irene Vance. ` Benito Vargas, Mary Vaughans, | Shirley Villalba, Margie Villanueva, Ronald Wadley, Emma Walker. Larry Walker, Westbrook Walker, Cynthia Warren, Charlie Washing- то� , Jacqueline Washington, Bar- bara Turner.. Dianne West, Arlese Westbrook, Larnell Whittington, David Wilkens, Anthony Williams, Barbara we о Darlene Williams, Dwayne William Esper Williams, Inez Williams, Larry Williams, Lazree Nome. Regina Williams, Lester William: Beth Wilson, Harold Wilson, chael Wilson, Rebecca Winche t Joan Zaragoza, Michael Zi THE IMPORTANT RIN M AMONANS LIFE | | Зо� е 000 Комба 70 رز‎ È m | уг? a Ac ра mad PU =, | . S ем 7 eo a nn. = (e SE N A: г “a WPL s Ver © 0 da: M d LT d WUD E с 7 Ва Watts 3 e Ct Ga. � оду è jc o Warn u Wi b 2651, as 72 2 ER nu V qui ne S E о Ber A Le Alia 02 ас 7 2 5 VCH “ = Le SE мово) G 030 = Gu Saw ‚Arsen Hey а, a 7 G a [S Do 017 2 1. EIN. 3 É ui x | NS Surf har M. TU | ро А = NE „ CHaren E ag e si bo Wt dr SY ue n K pite Cland | 2 | a È Fl = v um 1 qu | | è Sharen (T di È; LTS x i ۳ стой THERES та — о e ead aa Rawy L. THOMPSON 9) | | А Pail kr SHARRC o D. Canter d | ۹ 7 о DE ورتم لت‎ Cal ‚ Patricia ED К EC | ma Di ps — : BER رها‎ , en Ss 3 S i. i qu SE Du 2 ee, o: Clone Dion ei. Q = 24 3 7 A. pe Reace Watley Ye e cO Shintey DALIA k, х 5 Ma i cR Г. z US 2 n N ro Ali e ` m gir Ge e NS Л © Ай DI SA v: (à ds A о n; Ci a Te Hw we. Uc 65 A 205 Ha: En. � f N 2 POR pis d يب‎ SES бы Teu B Hh H ГА DE SOPHOMORES Willie Abby, Danny Abraham, Len- ora Abraham, Petra Acosta, Augus- tine Adams, Christopher L. Adams. Jackie Adams, Teresa Adams, Betty Adkins, Betti Aguero, Ruben Alaniz, Connie Allen. Marilyn Allen, Mike Allison, Vianes- sa Almond, Sharlene Amos, Elma Arizo, Dennis Armstrong. Jolie Armstrong, Ronald L. Atkins, Margie Austin, Carol Avery, Jeffrey Baber, Elliott Badger. Ray Bady, Terrence Bady, Kai Bai- ley, Josephine Baker, Joyce Baker. =, Воггего, Та ү t, Audrey Boughard ` ck, James Bradshaw. | Connie Brewer, Roxanne Bridgewa- er, Ellen Broaddus, Gwendolyn Henry Brown 1, Kenny Brown, _ Lucille Brown, Marvin Brown, Shar- о� Brown, Cynthia Bruce. ` Thomas Bryson, Lubertha Buchan- - an, Donald Durgers, Brian Burns, Vivian Burns, Ken Bush. ° eon Browder, Christella S _ _ Glenda Cain, Martha Calbert, Rox- . anne Calhoun, Micheal Camargo, _ Bob Campbell, Robert Caperton. Bernard Carethers, Wilson Carrer- as, Pamela Carrigan, Etha Carring- ton, Charlie Carter, Linda Carter. Micheal Carter, Reggie Carter, Sharon Carter, Lori Carwile, Charles Casey, Mary Castaneda. Nancy Castillo, Taybi Castle, Mary Catholic, Timothy Causey, Rhonda Caviness, Bruce Cech. | Clifton Chandler, Penny Chasnis, Connie Chester, Patrica Childs, = Evon Chism, Odalo Chisolm. | Elida Cirilo, Rick Cirilo, Benny . Clark, Rodney Clayton, Bonnie _ Colbert, Patrica Cole. Bernard Coleman, Connie Cole- man, Linda Coleman, Melvin Cole- man, Myra Coleman, Tim Coimus. Chris Colvin, Rosetta Conley, Patri- ca Conner, Loretta Cooks, Rose Coon, Carla Cooper. Claudette Cooper, James Cork, Yolanda Cortez, Donna Covington, Samuel Craft, Beverly Crawford. SOPHOMORES - Byron Cronkright, Catherine Cronkright, Lea Marie Cruz, John . Cuevas, Bobby Culberson, Murry Culberson. Fred Czerewko, Lloyd Daggs, Walter Dark, Dottie Davenport, Pamela Dawkins, Patricia Dawkins. Paul Dawkins, Cathy Delaney, Car- olos Deleon, Christine Deleon, Amelia Delgado, Keith Deveauz. Rosita Diaz, Debra Dietrich, Debra Dillard, Charles Dixon 2, Frederick Dixon, David Donald. Janice Donald, Ralph Donald, Cen- tralia Douglas, Lorraine Douglas, Evelyn Doxie, Ronnie Doxie. Steve Drake, Daniel Dunham, Carol Dunn, Darlene Dunn, Delores Dunn, Brenda Durek. О С Cheryl Dymond, Williene Evans, Fernando Falcon, Byron Farrell, Cheryl Fentress, Sylvia Fife. Dee Ann Fisk, Jamie Flathau, Charles Flennon, Ricky Flores, Robert Flowers, Edward Forge. Lucretia Frazier, Robert Frazier, Nevelle Frazier, Cheryl Frierson, Emma Gaiter, David Galloway. Carl Galvin, Terry Gardyszewski, William Garth, Martha Gearlds, Juanita George, Sylvia George. | | | | Shari Gibson, George Gilford, Glo- D ria Gills, Hazel Gladney, Curtis Gloss, Cynthia Glueckert. | Belia Gomez, Alfredo Gonzales, | Connie Gonzales, Ruby Gonzales, Theresa Goodman, Gregory Grady. Deborah Grayson, Marion Griffith, Jesse Guerrero, Rudy Guevara, David Gutierrez, Sammy Hall. Stephanie Hall, Frances Ham, Vick- ie Harrell, Charles Harris, Linda Harris, Sylvia Harris. | Arnold Hart, Diane Hart, Charlie | Harvey, Ernestine Haulcy, Gloria | Haynes, Gloria Henderson. Larry Henderson, Walter Hendrix, Julian Hernandez, Mary Hernan- dez, Donald Hill, Jack Hill. Ruben Hill, Debbie Hodges, David Hoffman, Randall Hoffman, Carl | Holiday, Brent Holley. Judy Holloway, Jeanette Holmes, Raymond Hoon, Beverly Hope, Anthony Houston, Marisa Howard. SOPHOMORES Richard Hubbell, Cora Hudson, Daniel Huerta, Philip Humes, Rose- marie Huron, Hal Hutchenson. Robin Hyde, Alvin Ivy, Annette Jackson, Carolyn Jackson, Cindy Jackson, Daryle О. Jackson. | Diane Jackson, Dorothy Jackson, Gregory Jackson, Dorann Jenkins, Rollin E. Jewell, Albert Johnson. Annie Johnson £1, Annie R. John- son, Kenneth Johnson, Kent John- - son, Sharon Johnson, Sheila Johnson. Shirley Johnson, Terri Johnson, Tracey Johnson, Anita Jones, Bonnie Jones, Emma Jones. A sophomore gym class in action. nchen, Gwen Kinchelow, ۲۱ Lane, Isaac Laster, Michael Manchester, Mark М i Martin, Alice Mariti ez Antonio Martinez, Joe Maine ose мыш Debra Mason, Artis Matnews, Sheldon Matth ws. Barry Mccullum. Cathy McCulloh, Barbara McGhee, Dennis McGhee, Myra McKether, Gwen меке; Alan Miller, Debbie Miller, Marie Miller, SE Cindy Mims, hoy Mitchell, Sharon Larry Mixon, Louis Moli, an | Moore ‚Cheryl Moore, Juanita Moore, ton, Gwenda Morton. кы سب رود ههام تمد گنه‎ EAEL SEET: 5 David Nelson, Mark Nel juel Nerio, Lonnie Non с CROIRE RIN есь Cynthia N Nickerson, Terry Noble, Dane Novak, Pearline Nunn, Dale O' Dette, | . Rosie Lee Oliver. Rosie Ornelas, Ester Ovido, Richard Ortiz, Dennis Price, po Price, James Prince. Fun EM him e rene dett i sciant asas RPM OBS LZ Luella Pritchett, Michael Pruitt, Wil- liam Pruitt, Gloria Page, Darrell Pal- mer, Aaron Parham. 103 E LL osceni� sonia у� Parks, Rudolph Patterson, Joel Pena, Bonnie Peoples, Carol Perez, Raymond Perez. Fred Peterson, Wendy Petrie, Bob- be Phillips, Janice Pickett, Steve - Peirce, Denise Pierson. Myrtle Pittman, Gail Poneau, Mark Poineau, Theodore Poineau, Mari- lyn Poole, Varlerie Pratt. Gregg Quaal, Terri Quaal, Darnice Quarles, Frank Randle, Sheila Ran- kins, Ivy Reed. Paul Reed, Willie Reed, Helen Rei- mer, James Rembert, Bonnie Rem- bisz, Mary Rendon. Jimmy Resender, Daryl Reynolds, Debra Reynolds, James Reynolds, Naomi Reynolds, Charles Riley. Priscilla Riley, Ricky Riley, Kenny Roberson, Beverly Robinson, Doyle Robinson, Hyacinth Robinson. Janette Robinson, Victoria Robin- son, Jaime Rodea, Juan Rodriguez, Kim Rodriguez, Lionel Rodriguez. — Teddy Rodriguez, Yolanda Rodri- guez, Rick Roenicke, Leonard Roh- elia, Rand Ruiz. SOPHOMORES Lois Ruth, Betty Sanders, Jerome Sangster, Adolph Santoya, Denise Sargent, Linda Savage. Jim Schmidt, Mark Schneider, _ Michael Scott, Wanda Scott, Lillie _ Scroggins, Lincoln Scruggs. Lenny R. Segura, O'Neal Sheard, Jerrell Shepard, Valarie Shepard, Angenel Shipman, Jerry Silbas. Micheal Simpson, Brenda Sims, . Edith Slade, Emanuel Sledge, Bob- _ by Smith, Cleaviand Smith. Curtis Smith, Elizabeth Smith, El- ton Smith, Felicia Smith, Linda Smith, Mike Smith. Annie Snead. Chanda a Sparks, ск о 0 | ie PN Mark Stephen, Sandra ` ٠ Ho cay Stewart. | m 3 wart Charles Stidh Sherry. Stockford, (ur Sto ` Yvonne T Chester $ : Davie Taylor, Howard Taylor, Al- 1 bert Teneyuque, Genellon TER 5 Thick, Geraldine Thomas. Robert Thomas, Tom Thornton, _ Freddie Tinsley, Leslie Tinsley, S - Vanessa Tinsley, Jeanette = SS Torre Dinah Torres, Olga Torres, Bryant . [app Jorge Trevino, Rick Trevino, - Thurman тоа | Deborah Tucker, Earl Tucker, Me cheal Turner, Matt Tuzas, Margo . Tyus, Thomas Underwood. Denise V Valls, Arthur Vargas, Ricky _ Vega, Esther Vela, Diane Villanu- _ _ eva, Margaret Verdusco. — Jesse Villareal, Alonzo Voltz, Lucius E. Wafer, Brenda Walker, Donald : Walker, Linda Walker. Pam Zeitz. Julie Wallace, Robert Wallace, Lau- rie Walters, Wendell Ward, Brenda Was hington, Gary Watkins. Pamela Watley, Daryl Watson, Cyn- thia Weathers, Rhonda Webb, Ricky Weems, Henry Wells. Yvonne West, Barbara Weston, Diane Wheeler, Patricia White, Ivy Whitehead, Roy Whitney. Brenda Whittington, Alan Wilkins, Donald Williams, Freddie Williams, Giscle Williams, Gloria Williams. James Williams, Margaret Williams, Rose Williams, Terry Williams, _ Constance Wilson, Curtis Wilson. Kathy Wilson, Lamar Wilson, Lillian Wilson, Keith Winfield, Curtis Win- ters, Lorenzo Winters. Robert Witherspoon, Walter Wood- en, Ronald Woodhouse, Sarah Works, Mary Worthy, Robin Wyman. Adminisistration GETTING IT TOGETHER In his second year at Saginaw High School Mr. Nuckolls has ini- tiated the theme, The Trojans are Getting It Together. He has inspired us to get it to- gether by becoming more in- volved in what happens at school. Many clubs have been started so that there's a club for every interest. As a team Mr. Nuckolls and his administrative assistants have played an integral part in ''Get- ting Saginaw High Together.” 108 ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS HELP WITH THE JOBS OF ADMINISTRATING MRS. STEPHENS MR. BLENKHORN ISS EWING MR. PAIGE = MR. GALLEGOS Mr. Davis, Miss Ewing, Mrs. Stephens and Mr. Paige take time out of their busy schedules to pose for a picture. 109 JOSEPH DANIELS _ С.О.С. Coordinator ` DOROTHY GRAVES . _ 60 C. Coordinator SE ROEMAKER ` . _ Counselor |. e AMES SNYDER. _ Counselor MARVIN TURNER - NYC Coordinator ома и VEAL ` ROBERT V WITCHGER SE ` CARRIE ZACKRIE = Head Counselor = COUNSELORS HELPERS (FAR LEFT): ` BACK ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) Richie Goleman, Sharon Carter, Shelly Sanc ers, Garry Hall, Ron Johnson, Helen Taylor. FRONT ROW: Marcia Clark, Vernonica Ortz, Princetta Payne, Lupie Lerma, Alamar Torres, Olga Torres, Luella Pritchett, Arlese Westbrook. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Young assists a stu- dent with some information. MIDDLE — RIGHT: Mr. Snyder (counselor) and Mr. _ ` Harvey look over the records of grau- - ating Seniors. FAR RIGHT: A student explains his problem to Miss Mendoza. Bet you can't guess what these guys are making in wood class. Neither can we only their teacher knows for sure. A business machines class hard at work WILLIE BRADLEY Basic Electronics, Advanced Electronics, Industrial Survey. ALGER JOHNSON Basic Machine Shop, Technology, Basic Drains, industrial Survey. ` RICHARD MADDY Basic Metal, Basic Drafting, Industrial Survey. BRUCE WELLS Architectural Drafting, Engineering Drafting, Basic Construction, Industrial Arts Occupation, Department Work, Industrial Survey, Industrial Arts Department Head. JAMES WHITE Basic Construction, Ruvaneed Wood, Industria! Survey. Math and Science Michael Wilson and Helen Reese go to Mr. Wilson for some helpful advice. _ RUSSELL BROWN . Physical Science, Te GEORGE CARTER oa Lif SS SE Ge С 2 ee TT EE о . و‎ EEE Se | Mr. Richardson looks over the class to see if things are i der. _ _ BERNARD UHLMANN Special Education GERALD SMITH Drivers Training ELAINE WINTERS Special Education IRENE CARTER: English. EDWINA CIOLEK: : pene GERALD COFFEY: Communication Skills, Journalism ROSIE HALE: - English, History ` JAMES JONES: a JOSIE BRAGGS о Public Speaking, Debate, Drama. _ — RUBY ROBINSON: — _ English Sciencefiction —ă ` СОВА DUNCAN: | _ Dept Head, English | | DELORES PORTER: SE English, History ROLAND PRATT: — — Engish = JESSICA RAMIREZ: Spanish. Typing ELLINAR RHYNE: E nglish CAROL SCHLUCKEBEI R: Librarian SHARON WILSON: Black Literature ROSA WINCHESTER: English NNO Mr. Moore, fine arts department head, explains a technique to Robert and Jamie. DARYL FETTERS instrumental Music GERALD HALLBERG Art JUDY KRITZMIRE Vocal Music, Soul Choir GERALD MOORE Art О Bee i BE Di о | “ОЛ УО ы E | BISHOP BUCK EDUARD RID ٠ History, Human Rela Мг. St Il explains the lesson. MS on ۷ Michigan ul. HOWARD SPRAC 4 Psychology, Sociology. STANLEY STULL B TAUNO WATIA - U.S. History, Cross-Country Cos h JAMES WILKINSON I ment Secretaries RIGHT: Mrs. Marsh i is Mr. pienkhorn' S Sec- retary. BELOW LEFT: Mrs. BeBertz is the secretary in the Work and pes Program. BE OW RIGHT: Mrs. v. i is f Wi il tar r E Mrs ia are secre LEFT: Mrs. Cotes, cde n - M О O n x | = S LK = E О me eo « D = sen, and Rosemary Garc ee Berti оа A а. PARA-PROS ENJOYING LUNCH. SYLVESTER MAYES ` HAROLD WILKINS ROBERT WILLIAM TOM HALL DAVID SMITH SUSAN DELGADO - | WILLY SWILLEY FRANCES YARN IVAN PEARSON ` CALVIN SHANNON BILL SIMMONS _ MONA HAWKINS CELIA FLEMING ALVIN JONES WILLIAM TURNER SAM MCDOWELL ROLAND MURRY EVELYN CASELL IRMA GREEN DOLLIE LAWRENCE BETTY JO SPENCER Mr. Brown does his job in the hall. The atmosphere is casual for para-pros and janitors at Saginaw — _ 1 _ Cook's and Custodians | LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Psiuk, Marie Mc- . Clain, Mary Terry, new manager, Lucky Wash Florence Hasty, and Irma Tier. 128 — LEFT: A full stomach and music to rap by provide a good tempo in the cafeteria. ABOVE: You don't have to be sharp or rich to enjoy the comfort of eating in our cafeteria. Even if you do have a nickle in your hand or rollers in your hair. Ask Audrey and Jackie. RIGHT: Debra Jones and Jos- phine Parks are first in line to grab Lucky's delicious meal ofthe day. OUR CUSTODIAL STAFF: FRONT ROW: E. Newcomb, M. Guvara, L. Moulton. BACK ROW: E. Miller, E. Moten, C. McDowel, T. Bair, J. Barnett. 129 Getting Our Sponsors Together Saginaw Cicameiy Ёс: MANUFACTURERS OF SWAN ICE CREAM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS 209 N WATER SAGINAW, MICH. 48607 EDWARD'S MEN’S SHOP == TIMBER TOWN YOUR FASHION CENTER FOR QUALITY BRAND NAMES в Recreation Center HART SCHAFFNER MARX © HAGGER SLACKS‏ و BOTANY ‘500° © ARROW SHIRTS‏ NUNN-BUSH SHOES‏ و EAGLE CLOTHES‏ RATNER of CALIFORNIA JANTZEN Bowling 80 Lanes «GREEN ACRES PLAZA shop daily 10 to 9 793-4523 “OPEN BOWLING NIGHTLY” FORT SAGINAW MALL shop daily 10 to 9 7528-3171 Phone 755-1114 3435 Sheridan BUILDERS INC. 5626 Dixie Hwy. SAGINAW, MICHIGAN 48601 Open Bowling Nightly” BOWLING BAR m О R LEY BROTHERS Snack Bar — Nursery Pro Shop and Cocktail Lounge At Your Service Since 1863 Saginaw, Michigan | Gifts for All Occasions Your Sports Headquarters Bear Ve! Bear Ye! Sperial Notice ...! lace To Mert For Substance ر‎ Fund Service Banquet Accommodations — to 300 people à D HOLLAND AVE. | БАЗАН Congratulations to class of '73 SAGINAW, MICHIGAN RANCE INSURANCE AGENCY FIRE ۰ AuTo e LIFE ө CASUALTY BEALE RANCE Асо� и Press 301 S. Hamilton — 793-8338 5622 DIXIE HIGHWAY SAGINAW, MICHIGAN 48601 Р PHONE 777-2860 DRAPER CHEVROLET 5 Davis MORE CAR FOR 4 DRUGS YOUR MONEY 1052 E. GENESEE AVE. COR. CHERRY, GENESEE MANOR BLDG. PHONE PL 5-7761 SAGINAW, MICH. 145 on Michigan 133 E fra FROM THE MORE THAN 22,000 GENERAL MOTORS PEOPLE IN THE 12 SAGINAW PLANTS MARK OF EXCELLENCE г] CENTRAL FOUNDRY DIVISION CHEVROLET—SAGINAW MANUFACTURING PLANT © CHEVROLET—GREY IRON CASTING PLANT © SAGINAW—NODULAR IRON CASTING PLANT © CHEVROLET— SAGINAW PARTS PLANT © SAGINAW STEERING GEAR DIVISION New problems require new approaches, particularly the increasingly tough prob- lems that come with our in - creasingly technological civi- lization. The advocacy of new approaches has always been associated with youth, and with good reason. Dow Corning is a youthful com- pany, both in years and outlook. We have based our success on creating molecules never found in nature, and tailoring them to meet man- kind's needs. Our Co-Op program for area high school and college students is one way you might join the fun. DOW CORNING Saginaw High Co-Op Debbie Aytch works in the Copy Photo Department. 135 CONGRATULATIONS 103GRADUATING CLASS SAGINAW HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER STUDENT ASSOCIATION A VITAL PART OF YOUR SCHOOL'S MACHINERY TACO VILLA SCOTT STORES 228 W. Се� езее Phone 754-3911 We have all of your family shopping needs. Saginaw, Michigan 3275 HOLLAND FORT SAGINAW MALL Congratulations Graduates Severance Tool Industries Inc. H. R. Terryberry Co. Saginaw High's Official Jeweler Grand Rapids, Michigan Cutting Tools For Industry 3790 Orange — P.O. Box 1866 Saginaw, Mich. 48605 793-3900 Allen-Yamaha-Kimball Organs ROESER FLOWER SHOP Yamaha and Kimball Pianos DAVIS MUSIC HOUSE 200 South Michigan Ave. 315 Court St. Phone 793-8940 Saginaw, Michigan Saginaw High seniors place orders with WERKEMA'S for their senior portraits. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS It has been an honor and a privilege to be your OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER 137 See us for Double Knit Flares and Knit Shirts ‘‘Get it on from the Pants Store. 129 South Franklin AUBRY Cleaners Shirt Launderers 214 Jones St. Phone 75-58181 Saginaw, Michigan Walnut Street Market Specialize in Louisiana Catfish, Buffalo 1920 Walnut Saginaw, Michigan Phone 753-3991 420 E. GENESEE SAGINAW, MICHIGAN 48607 РНОМЕ 7۵۹ ۱ Jackie McFarland and Cindy Grunwell try on some of the exclusive furs at Ferris Brothers. 138 CASE FUNERAL CHAPEL 409 Adams Street and 5700 Dixie Hwy. Seventy-five years of Service to the Saginaw Community OIL e GAS e STOKER м WE SERVICE ALL MAKES rower DAY and NITE SERVICE CALL АМУТ FURNACE HE смс 799-5901 2713 S WASH SAGINAW SAGINAW PHOTO SUPPLY Congratulations 1973 Graduates. Serving Saginaw For Over 100 Years FURSTENBERG-BRAUN LUMBER CO. Qualified Home Improvement Center Since 1893 1764 So. Jefferson e Fine Food e Cocktails | FOR PARTIES BANQUETS | CALL 793-7471 ENTIRE MENU 70 TAKE OUT CONGRATUALTIONS 1973 GRADUATES SECOND NATIONAL BANK Serving Saginaw For Over 100 Years compliments of Hillier Hardware 2316 Webber open evenings till 9 P.M. PL 4-9773 RAMSHAW PHOTO SERVICE Tony's Bridgeport 206 Dearborn Tony's — Home of the Giant Steak Sandwich P.O. Box 2136 . 5940 Dixie Hwy. Bridgeport 799-4230 OWNED OPERATED BY Suelmiw: Michigan Doug, Rich, Clement, and Phil Lagalo x 777-4141 = You'll Find More To Choose From Less To Pay At Wally's Drug Store Ray's FOOD 1101 Lapeer 753-5351 FAIR Saginaw. Michigan ® Ten Big Stores To Serve You in SAGINAW and BAY CITY HOFFMAN'S REXALL DRUGS DeFore's Furniture 208 N. Jefferson Ave. Saginaw, Michigan PRESCRIPTIONS FREE DELIVERY J. A. Schirmer Sons Jewelers Now Two Locations 2628 E. Genesee— 754-845] Bridgeport Plaza Diamonds, watches, silver, crystal and china. 214 E. GENESEE AVENUE 98E6-E Id 3NOHd 93۱9۱1303 5183۸ 6 McCrays Food Market dOHS ۸009 113NHOS Q333 Full line of groceries. fresh vegetables and meats ..156 [ SN 995 — $ $ $ 348S.. NVOIHOIW 'MVNIOVS 2904 Wadsworth. 755-4221 391110 (50 9 Daily 9:00-6:00. Sunday 10:00-4:00 3۷۷۱۱63 3333 H31VM ‘$ 1 Grant Grocery Company 2700 Perkins Street Saginaw. Michigan Your one stop institutional food service Supplier A Sysco Company Pennell's Bridal Shop 607 East Genessee | 753-3638 Saginaw, Michigan 19 amo SEN Mueller Brothers, Inc. 220 East Genesee Avenue Nuechterleins Get Your Class Rings From Nuechterleins KNOWING HOW TO DRESS ye Cee ke a 122 South Michigan Я IS MERELY KNOWING WHERE TO BUY” LUXTON DRUGS 2800 SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET SAGINAW, MICHIGAN PL 4-8459 CHAPMANS BEVERAGES now Congratulations Seniors Miles Grocery J. W. Ippel Company Court House Square Saginaw, Michigan 48602 Compliments yRON@ BARBED о! PHARMACY CS ROBINSON AUTO CLINIC SHERIDAR РЕАЛА PHONE 753-2484 SAGINAW, MICH. MOTTO. | play it cool And dig all jive. That's the reason | stay alive. My motto, As | live and learn, is: m Digand Be Dug In Return. . Langston Hughes Saginaw High Patrons Congratulate The Class | Of 1973 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Caverly Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McFarland Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Benson . Mr. and Mrs. Slaughter Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Wiggins Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cliatt Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Atwater Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cliatt 111 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Edwards Mrs. Jackie McCullum Mr. and Mrs. Donald Alpin Mr. and Mrs. Otis Mitchell Mrs. Genevieve Champney Miss Pauline Simmons Miss Tina Houze Miss Theresa Small Miss Florene McGlothin Miss Lela Murray Miss Marilyn Pruitt Miss Linda Nickerson Mr. Willie Mitchell Mr. Ostranda Lane Mr. and Mrs. Willie Aytch Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cooper Liebermanns 143 It has been a hard job trying to get our school together when the community has a negative attitude about it. It has been discouraging to have good deeds done by many students, only to be overshadowed by the few wrongs of a few students. Even though this may be the case, we at Saginaw High School have not given up; because we know that it is up to us to change the public's impression of our school. Someone from the outside may look at Saginaw High and say, ‘It still looks the same to me.” If that per- son were looking only from the outside, | would have to agree with him. The OUTSIDE of the building does look the same. But if that person were to come inside and observe some of the changed attitudes of stu- dents toward each other and toward faculty; if he were to feel the total atmosphere of the school com- pared to a couple of years ago or even last year, he would see a substantial change for the better. Although there have been some changes, we must admit that this is only the start. Putting a cherished piece of broken pottery back together again can be a tedious and frustrating job; but with patience, it can be done. The same is true of Getting Saginaw High Together. That process is tedious also, but with sin- cere effort from all those that make up the total atmosphere of the school — with help from students, fac- ulty, administration, parents and the community — it can be done. Saginaw High Trojans, “Keep on, Keeping о� ,” and we will succeed totally and ultimately in Getting Sagi- naw High School Back Together.” ۱ BLIC LIBRARIES OF SAGINAW 1390 00950 6286 3 nb DUNS 5 Lom ems EN n Sieg LEHRE