Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1974 volume:

Aurora 1974 inaw High School OOS mE M glg e Volume “108” Enrollment 2,020 g = lone ue find solitude Together we find love. TABLE OF CONTENTS Faces In The Crowd. . . 2 р p EES ЫЛ RU DDOPUBS or elem SLO GPAAUAELON 618 Working With The Crowd. 30 Homecoming. . . . . .32 Activittes. . . . 46 CLUDE, Or oe AGS . 44 EE E . 70 Football: 72 BETEN I CT . 76 Cross Country . SÉ Basketball. . . 78 Swimming. ... “82 WRESTLING OI 1. EE Girls Basketball. .86 ево и . 88 Sentons . . 1. . 90 Administration. 120 Juniors . . . . 140 Sophomores. . . 154 Behind The Crowd. 168 CLOBEREVS S9 a 1 0999 I am an individual. A loner. Quiet. Society strikes. Laws become ways I am others. I change. I gtve. I conform. Ctreums tances Suddenly overpower. I am confused. Seared. But aware. Today I am Joe College, Fredte the Frat Suzie Sorortty A freak BGs Del's A Jesus freak A pug rat A jock I am a groupie I get htgh I drink beer I smoke dope I am not black I am not whtte I ат no color I Love and I am Loved I give and I take I am а man, but I also cry. Tomorrow where will I be. Kevin MeBrady It ts a stn to be silent when tt ts your duty to Protest... Abraham Lincoln WHO AM I I am a human composed of flesh, blood, and emottons, and born with a gift of seeing. (Q What do I see? A number of (© things; Earth, Sky, Water, but most OR OGLE. ME! IE I was born with the bastes that (Yall men have; five senses: the sence of touch, stght, smell, hearing, and taste. I am black and proud to be, and Thankful for the gift of Life that God has gtven to me. Lisa J. Lindsay Trojans Class A State Track Champs FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Bradshaw, Reggie Jones, Brian Bailey, Robert Chapman, Willie Dawkins, Ron McKellar, Robert Walker. SECOND ROW: William Brackon, Reggie Carter, Ken Dozier, Carlos Deleon, Larry Foster, Howard Taylor, Frank Randle, Henry McClung. THIRD ROW: Murray Culberson, Rudy Guevara, Ruben Alaniz, Don Walker, Bryant Trapp, Dan Abraham, Carl McMillan, Charles Casey. FOURTH ROW: Coach White, Coach Coles, Adolph Patterson — Mgr., Coach Marsh, Coach Richardson. ||| Reggie Jones finishing his Leg of the 880 | | Relay. The following are the records that members of this years track team placed in the state. Reggie Jones 1st in state in 100 and 220. Robert Chapman 2nd in High Jump, 880 Relay team 2nd in state. 440 Relay team 3rd in state. School record holders in this graduation class. 100 — Reggie Jones 9.5 200 — Reggie Jones 20.8 880 Relay — Foster, Dawkins, Chapman, Jones, 1:28.8 440 Relay — Carter, Foster, Dawkins, Chapman. 43.1 High Jump — Robert Chapman 6'6 TOP: the 880 Relay t eam of Jones, Dawk- ins, Chapman, and Foster. MIDDLE: The following track men went to the state meet for Saginaw High FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Bradshaw, Reggie Jones, Reggie Carter, Willie Dawkins, Bob Chap- man, Larry Foster. BOTTOM: 440 Relay team Chapman, Dawkins, Foster, Carter. His shadow is all that Reggie Jones has to face at the finish line of many а race. Trojan Track Team Dedicate Championship Efforts To Robert Walker Robert Walker was the kind of person that this championship team was built on. He gave of himself and did what he could to make it a winning team. The coaches and members of this track team wish to make this ef- fort a Memorial to him. 10 Korf Relays Show Place for Trojan Athletes ae Se Кый e af Mise } ran qa we n E SH , те + Є. a. Our victorious 440 relay team received 1st place trophies. b. Up, up and away as Brian Bailey clears the bar at 12'0. d. A per- fect baton pass from Bob Chapman to Wil- lie Dawkins help win another relay race. c. Pains of victory are shown on the face of Larry Bradshaw. The Trojans traveled throughout the Lower and Central portions of Michigan defeating team after team. They went all the way to the state basketball tournament to meet the stubborn Detroit South- western team. This was the end of THE CHAMPIONSHIP TRAIL. a. Adding on some more points, is the big talented Robert Chapman. b. The well known style of Tony Smith is leading the way to victory. c. Converting on the break is the fast moving Duane Reynolds. d. Moving aggressively the board, Willie Dawkins goes in for two more. e. As Smith’s deep concentration is put upon making a basket, the crowd and the team watch with hopes. | | a. a. Ecstatic with the reality of victory, the mighty Trojans raise their hands symboliz- ing that they are number one. b. Accept- ing the state runner-up trophy from prin- cipal, G. P. Nuckolls is Mr. Coles, our very aggressive basketball coach. 13 Baseball a. VARSITY, а ОТО К, FIRST ROW: C. Reeves, С. Bond, С. Troublefield, К. Alpin, В. Cork, J. Brasseur, L. Newton, 1. Reeves. BACK ROW: Coach D. Hunt, R. Cirilo, T. Thornton, G. Robinson, J. Schmidt, T. Gnotek, D. Hardy, J. Chavez. b. Confer- ring with umpires and opposing coach is first year coach Donald Hunt. c. As Coach Hunt looks on, sophomore Rick Cirilo goes hard to score. zl А c � - 41 `` Ж И ‘ | Aie ue tw e RE BT a. As the batter andumpire await delivery, sophomore hurler Tom Thornton lets one go. JUNIOR VARSITY, b. L. TO R., FIRST ROW: B. Collins, L. Wafer, H. Wilson, L. Roberson, S. Gibson, J. Rodriguez, B. Pat- ton. BACK ROW: D. Westbrook, D. Baty, О. Perez, Е. Williams, L. McFadden, R. Hill, E. Forge, D. Hoffman, Coach E. Whitney. Tennis Team Looks Forward Toa Better Season a. A two-handed back swing is illustrated by Greg Gadd. b. Here we see a forehand smash by Jeff Brennan, c. Waiting for a return, Tom Quall steadies himself for a forehand swing. d. 1973 Tennis Team, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Buck, T. Rembisz, G. Gadd, BACK ROW: J. Brennan, J. Nalewick, D. Lojek, K. Woloszn, J. Tyson, T. Quall, B. Popielarz and Coach Wilson. b. a. Total involvement in returning the ball. b. Stretching to get to the ball in time. c. With strenuous efforts a Saginaw High tennis player concentrates on his backswing. 17 | d Class Honors | a. VALEDICTORIAN LINDA KOROBKA m b. SALUTATORIAN KAREN THICK c. Receiving one of her many scholarships Linda Korobka, Valedictorian, smiles and thanks Mr. Nuckolls graciously. National Honor Society National Honor Society: FIRST ROW L TO R: C. Schultz, K. Thick, E. West, E. Hicks, T. Gresziak, C. Grunwell, V. Hardin, L. Ko- robka, M. Houston, L. Toronjo, D. Fisk, D. Lojek, P. Kleinebreil, C. Poineau, 2nd ROW: C. Patterson, S. Russ, C. Jackson, O. Williams, R. Kwaiser, K. Cizewski, R. Swan, D. Cofield, R. Popielarz, K. Wolozyn, J. Nalewick, 3rd ROW: B. Wilson, R. Herd, М. Lilly, B. Caverly, 1. McQuaid, О. Czer- ney, J. Elliott, M. Itoney, G. Gadd, J. Mc- Farland, J. Shaler, К. Hart, P. Kleinbreil, P. Bernau, О. Shaw, С. McKinney, S. Medina. A Traditional part of springtime at S.H.S. is the induction ceremonies for the National Honor Society. This society recognizes students for their achievements in scholar- ship, character, leadership and for service to their school. Seniors who had maintained a 3.0 grade point average for five se- mesters and juniors who had maintained a grade point average of 3.5 or better were inducted. Speakers For The Ceremonies Were, LEFT TO RIGHT: Elaine Hicks, Theresa Gresziak, Cindy Grunwell, and Vic Hardin. a y icks H Elaine Sasak ИН en Floral Wilson PTSA Alpha Delta Kappa The Business and Professional Women’s Club Saginaw City Employees John and Florence Goll Memorial Alvin M. Bentley Foundation National Achievement Michigan State University Oakland University Saginaw Valley College Michigan Business School Associstion Mexican-American Graduates First Congregational Revolving Church Connie Jackson Alice Hall Mary Castaneda Ross Kwaiser Inell Richardson Cindy Grunwell Theresa Grzesiak ` Dennis Lojek ` Connie Jackson Olivia Williams Celestine Spruille Ernestine Coleman Paul Kleinebriel Linda Korobka - -— - David Cofield- Linda Korobka Edward West Linda Korobka Dennis Lojek Florene McGlothin Andrew Perez Yvonne Colema .Celestime's Charles Poineau Robert Popielarz Kristine Schultz Timothy Sweigart ИИ $ next tune. b. Keeping things going at senior prom are the aggressive a. ` Pause as seniors wait for the band' a. There seems to be a COUNTDOWNS. 22 a. A couple looks at the many prices for prom pictures. b. One of the many couples look on to the excitement. c. Seniors and dates enjoy themselves. Anita Louise Adams Archer Craig Adams Shirley Ann Allen ‘Kenton Arnold Vickie Lynn Ashley Kenneth Wade Atwater Deborah Jo Aytch Bernard Ellis Bailey Bryan Bailey Brenda Jean Baker Nita LaDell Baldwin ` Sylvester Bandy Agnes Bankie Barclay Larry Barnett : Sharon Ann Barnett Alfred Saldona Barron Julia Louise Bates Vollie Void Beeman Debra Jean Beeman Lenda Jean Bell DA Loudell Betts d e - Charles William Beuthin H Richard Leroy Bisbey, Jr. _ Sharon Delorse Bishop ` ` Alice Mae Blaisdell Ednarett Rose Blunt | — Geneve Bodiford - Сагу Bond ` Tonie Bond ` : е - Stanley Braddock _ oyd Bradshaw ` =. Jean Braylock Jeffrey Mark Brennan x -. Jerome Brewer Maria Merle Brewer ` Clarence Brown Delores Ann Brown — Сома Dean Brown Michael Lee Eric Bw ‘Theodore Charles Brown Karl W. Bruce _ David j. Buck | „Огегогу.Т� ог� їо� Buckley Barbara Anne Burnell Alvin Carl Butts Bertha Lee Byrd Rilla Louise Caldwell Arthur Lee Campbell, Jr. Yvonne Carr Odeania Carruth Sona Carruth Benjamin Everette Carter ` William Stanley Carter Mary Antonia Castaneda - Zelpha Dawn Castle Michael Chaffer Valerie Lynn Champion _Еже Mae Chandler : ` Robert Chapman Lazaro 5а 7 Chappins, Ir. š ; nes Chronowski Michael Lewis Chuchfield _ Luke Cichowski _ Karen Louise Ciszewski Patricia Clark Carolyn Louise Clayton Deborah Jean Clayton Diane Clement David Earl Cofield David William Colbert Earnestine Yvonne Coleman Russell Coleman, Jr. ` Jessie D. Collier Paulette Collins Robert L. Collins Robert Bernard Conner Peggy Ann Conyers Lita Desiree Cooper Vanessa Cooper Michael Thomas Corcoran Billy y со Karl И Covington , Cynthia Joyce Curry Anthony Davis Ruben Lavann Dawkins _ Willia James Dawkins Linda Sue DeGrate Adalberto Delagarza James Delbert Delarosa Charles Tyrone Dixon. Daniel Casillas Dominguez Pamela Jancene Dottery Charles Baker Douglas Susan Gail Drysdale ` . Susan Kay Duby ` Andrew оѕерћ Dukarski - August Tony Dumbra - Clifford Nelson Dunn Joseph Anthony Dupuis Louis Albert Durham Yvonne Edwards Carmen Rebecca Estrada Dana Lionel Farrell Birtrell MH Fields | Laurette Fisk | у Rodine Denise Fletcher Guadalupe Maria Flores ` Valerie Flores Rose M. Ford George Franklin Foreman Larry Donnell Frierson Armando Garcia Felisitas Cruz Garcia Juan М. Garcia Minevra Garcia Edward Robert Gardner Harvey Lee Garrett Josephins Garth Charles Gary Patricia Ann Gary Brenda Faye Gill ` Lucia Gomez Carol Samaniego Gonzales Elizabeth Gonzales Michael Gonzales Nora Francisca Gonzales Yvonne Goodman Vivian Denise Grayson. Clara Bell Green Graduating Class of Saginaw High School for 1973 Marvin Louis Green Walter Terry Green Joseph L. Griffen Steven Griffin Vermell Lucille Griffith Debra Kay Grimes Cindy Ann Grünwell Theresa Anne Grzesiak Mercedes Guerro Alice Florencine Hall Victor L. Hardin Gary Lynn Hardy Elma Jean Harris Fern Adele Harris. Raymond Finley Harris Kathy Lynn Hart Desiree Ann Hatter Caroline Ann Haulcy Derrick Hawkins ` стае А� � � ав i сыйа Hendea Robert Andrew Henix Diann Alice Henson _ Keith Boliver Herd Mary Louise Hernandez Deborah Ann Herndon Portia Drusilla Herring Elaine Renee Hicks Gregory Hill _ У� дгаА� � Hill James Lee Jackson Larry Jackson Samuel Lee Jackson Thelma J. Jackson Maria C. Jimenez Charles E. Johnson Debra Ann Johnson Dorothy Johnson George Gregory Johnson Lawrence Johnson, Jr. Mary Alice Johnson Ronald Allen Johnson Donovan Lewis Jones Priscilla Mattie Jones Reginald Jones Darryl Jordan Tommie L. Jumper John Joseph Jurek Richard Gene Kelly VeraL. King Debra Vanessa Kirby Paul Joseph Kleinebreil Peter Antony Kleinebreil Jay Lee Klemmer Lynn Ann Klemmer Marilyn Joyce Kohn Linda Jane Korobka Ross Alan Kwaiser Larry К: Lawson Yvonne Layton jorge Ledesma Kathy Ann Leis David Simon Lerma Nola Marie Levelston = Doris Jean Lewis Wash Lewis, Jr. ‘Rosanne Limon Dennis H. Löjek Jose Manuel Loperena “Robert Lopez Stella Diane Lopez ` Phyllis.Lowe James-Isreal'own Barbara Jo Lunnie . Gwendolyn Mack. Thomas John Majewski Diane Lynn Manry Anthony Dwayne Martin Robert Ma Коза Mar artin ez EE Cola Maxey Jeanette Marie McCall Robert Earl McCaw, Ir. Fred R. McCollum Charlene Charmagne McDaniel Sheila Diane M is McMillan ‘ina, McMillan Raul Mine? Lela Linnea Murray James Arthur Nalewick Vanessa Tracey Nash Sue Ann Nelson John Edward Newton Linda Gale Nickerson Gloria R. Olivo Joseph Wayne Orange Clarence Wesley Osborn Chester Louis Palmer Louise Parham Richard Parham Larry Patilla Charles Patrick Adolph Patterson, Jr. Clarence.Thomas Batter: _ Sylvester Payne Elizabeth Pena Andrew A. Perez Cindy Ruth Persicke Harry Phillips Nancy Lee Pierce “Alice Faye Pinkston A Darlene Ann Pittman Charles Poineau - Dorothy Ann Pollard Robert Allan Popielarz Larry Neil Porter - Carl Cardwell Poston НІ Sheila Marie Powe Dawn Lorette Pruitt Marilyn Pruitt - Thomas M. Quaal Marcia Louise Rankins Helen Nadine Reece Charles Edward Reed Lenora Reed Carol Marie Reese Kay Ann Reikowsky James Allen Rembert Terry L. Rembisz Paul Ricky Resendez Stella Reyes Duane Reynolds _ Willie D. Richard Inell Richardson Myron Eugene Richardson ` Gloria Ann Roberson Joseph Angel Rodrigu. eZ « Ма� а. Rod Randy Ray ROBHISKE Clark Thomas Roesner Sandra Janetta Russ pe h Sanders Wi Schultz Brenda Joyce Scroggins Kathleen Sheard — Willie Mae Sherman und к pane Michele eher Shirley Ruth Sledge Theresa Small Absalom Smith Arthür Bruce Smith, Jr. EE Jean Smith NOSE Smith James Harrie Snead James Terry Snead Gloria Ann Spain Cedric Hardy Sprowl Celestine Spruille Norma Jean Staples Richard Labaron Stevenson Lee Alan Strieter Pamala Jean Strong Willis Stuckey, Jr. Michael Martin Stuhler Shirley Ann Summerall Donald Alton Summers Shannon Surles Rita Diann Swan Timothy Leroy Sweigart Anderson Lavarn Swift Lovette Swilley Bernadine Taylor Delores Marie Taylor Edmond Taylor; Jr: Ro sevelt Terry ki 1e Thick AÑ ta Thomas Dwight Wayne Thomas Janice Rose Thomas Michael C. Thomas Robert W. Thompson Roy Tillman Ruth Ann Tithof Linda Jean Toronjo Harriet Ann Torrence Alamar Guadalupe Torres Diana Lynn Totten Cornelia Troublefield Irma Jean Turner Janelle Lynn Tuzos Raymond Tyson Richard Wayne Upchurch JoAnne Vasquez Carolyn Sue Verdusco Cathleen Ann Verdusco Joel V. Villareal Loretta Wafer Robert.Lawrence Walker Robin Louella Walker Debra Ann Washington Gregory Wendell Washington Phyllis Marie ура� Коре Edwin Waters ` A Gary Lomar Watson Vickie Watson Melvin Webb, Jr. Robert C. Weems Daniel A. Welch Edward West Linda Ann West _ Denise Westbrook red James су о� ` Grace Marie Williams... .. Greta Violia Williams James C. Williams Olivia Arnice Williams Sheila Michelle Williams Terry Lee Williams Tyron ui Williams А ax Gloria jen Willis Carlotte Wilson Janet Campbell Wilson Patricia Ann Wilson Tonnie Lafay Wilson Winifred Wilson Kenneth Lloyd Woloszyn Sherman Lee Woods Mary Linda Worthy Mark William Wyman Elbert Lee Young, Jr. Moman Young, Jr. Malcolm Youngblood Olga Zapata Virginia Louise Zuniga | ' e | | М а: The speaker for this year’s baccalau- reate services was Rev. R. Austin. b: Sitting patiently graduates await the start of the services. c: Organist Mrs. N. Austin sup- plied the music for the services. d: While Rev. Austin leads the prayer, Seniors qui- etly meditate. a. Speaking to the graduates is our principal, Gene P. Nuckolls. b. Giving his feelings on “going out into the world” is Tim Sweigart. c. Very anxious graduates try to patiently await the receiving of their diplomas. tees ры о egenen E о pU Distinguished-Alumni о ош 54923882 c о. i Regg о 05 so. 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HE MEA Ve Ae C UR MER LAT VM larka Cpu SNR D ae t Waway ae SEL LAN TES ем EE =e ee PSEA STARE EER EEE TREE CHIT e А ч RER : В НИНЫ змеем UE у Queen Jackie Reigns Highlighting the 1973 Home- coming festivities was the crowning of Helen of Troy and her court. Chosen by her fellow students as this year’s queen was Jackie McFarland. Jackie, as well as the members of her court, was very active in school activities. They included the Super- intendent’s Crisis Committee; Thencean Society; Soul Choir; Captain, Varsity Cheerleading; Secretary, Senior Class; Presi- dent, Student Council; Co-Edite- of the Yearbook. a. Escorted by her father, Mr. Alfred McFarland, is our 1973 Helen Of Troy, Jacqueline McFarland. b. Bright lights shine on our lovely queen and her court during half-time festivities. LEFT: Saginaw High School’s 1973 Helen of Troy and Attendents; STANDING: Fourth runner-up, Sharon Bullock; Third runner-up, Lisa Lind- say. SEATED: Second runner-up, Margaret Murillo; Queen, Jackie McFarland; First runner-up Tony Johnson. a. The crowd watches the homecoming festivities. b. Afro Club takes first place in the float contest. c. The National Honor Society takes second place with their theme, “It Takes Concentration”. d. The Pep Club displays their spirit during the parade. e. La Familia takes third place with their sombrero float. 34 LUNE FOR YOU a. Saginaw High Faculty are “Pulling For You” with their float. b. The Football team does their warm-ups before our 1973 Homecoming. c. The Camping Club shows what it’s like to fish and roast marshmal- lows on their float. d. Another float done by the students in homeroom 135. 3044440000844 One day BQ I fell into a sea of strangers: Everyone rushing to meet someone, but no one to me. I am Lost and drowning, pushed under by a current of oblivion, Never to be found or helped, for no one cares. Everywhere are innocent bystanders, Bystanders not wanting to get tnvolved, afratd of their feelings and of те. And in the end aeu ugliness shall be banished 4000066688006 99999999999999 esents Girl Blue и A Vocal Music Department Pr i nye bem WE ` i. -- E | Bat ty AE Basa aee єч С amu BENE Eu The Vocal Music department, under the direction of Mrs. Mc- Kinnie, presented a Christmas pageant entitled, “Girl Blue. Girl Blue is the story of a young woman, played by Audrey Aldridge, who is blue because she can't feel the Christmas spirit. Her Fairy godfather, played by Jerry Silbas, rescues her and takes her to different scenes where she can feel the spirit. Among these scenes was soulville, which fea- tured the SHS soul choir. The choirs that participated in pageant were, the Acapella choir, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Ensemble and the Soul Choir. | SHS Student Council Sponsors Student Government Day Student Government day was observed by turning the tables. On that day students took over the positions of administrators, teachers, counselors, and para- professionals. To top off the days activities, a banquet was given by the student council for all partici- pants in the day’s activities. After everyone was full, students and teachers were put on the spot and were asked to give their reactions to what went on that day. Many students said that after being the teacher for one day, they could understand how teachers feel, and the same remarks were made by some teachers. In the pictures to the left and the bottom of the page we see various students and teachers enjoying their dinners. DE =. LEN A MU WT CAD y ч faces Different sizes, Different shapes, Different colors, All made of molecules and atoms, All put on earth for one purpose, GOD'S PLAN. blc 40 Your living is determined not so much by what life brings to you as by the attitude you bring to life; not so much by what hap- pens to you as by the way your mind looks at what happens. Circumstances and situations do | color life, | but you have been given the mind to choose what the color shall be. John Homer Miller 4] This year’s Black History program was presented in joint by the members of the Afro-American Club, under the leadership of Mrs. Richardson and the Soul Choir, directed by Mrs. McKinnie. The show depicted the life of the black man from Africa, slavery, Reconstruction, to the black movement of today through song, dance, pantomine, poetry, and selected readings. a. During the program the Soul Choir sang excerpts from “The portrait of Martin Lu- ther King. The soloist for the rendition was Audrey Aldridge, the orator was Clay Hall. b. Members of the black movement did a routine from, Red, Black, and Green, and ended up their scene by de- claring “I am somebody. c. We were re- minded of slavery as the Soul Choir sang and danced from an African Folk song, Flow mi la. The Soul Choir, with soloist Hervann Jack- son sing, Servant well Done”, in the Church scene. b. A dance to “Oh Free- dom” was done by Billie Sue Chaffer, Jack- ie McFarland, Kai Bailey, and Barbara Morton. Thencean Society: FIRST ROW: J. Jamenez, B. Covington, W. Jumes, M. Byrd, J. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Ms. Veal, L. Linsey, L. Shephard, M. Jimenez, J. Laporte, J. McFarland, E. Arizo. THIRD ROW: C. Brown, D. Dixon, S. Bullock, B. Pickett, C. Jennings, C. Holmes. Sophomore Hostess Club: FIRST ROW: B. Payne, P. Allen, E. Smith. SECOND ROW: B. Smith, V. Nash, D. Dixon, L. Shepard, C. Fritz. THIRD ROW: N. Culberson, C. Jennings, M. Vance, T. Carpenter. By E 2 k g eyi vm а. Student Council: FRONT: 1. Harris, J. McFarland, L. McQuaid, 2nd ROW: D. Covington, L. Lindsay, D. Bishop, R. Cart- er, 3rd ROW: R. Coleman, R. Coleman, B. Caverly, B. Hope, T. Johnson, 4th ROW: R. Darden, V. Little, J. Loveless, M. Brown, S. Lane, S. Brown. The officers for the 1973-74 school year were as follows: Jackie McFarland, Presi- dent, Linda Harris, Vice-president, Toni Johnson, Secretary and Gary Hall, Sargeant at Arms. This year the SHS Student Council spon- sored many activities for the student body. There were various dances, the homecom- ing activities, and student government day to name a few. Student representatives regulated all of the activities of the homecoming. Mem- bers of the council conducted the elec- tions of Helen of Troy with advisers, they also planned the parade and awarded prizes for the best floats and lastly spon- sored the homecoming dance. By sponsoring student government day S.C. gave many students the chance to see what SHS looks like from the other side of the desk. Students took over the jobs of administrators, t eachers, counselors, and parapros. After the day was over there was a banquet for all of the participants in Stu- dent Government day. Sq This year the Student Council aiso bought new furniture for the Martin Luther King Student Service Center. Camping Club: FRONT ROW: L. Carter, K. Beatty, B. Broaddus, BACK ROW: W. Wil- liams, M. Brown, R. Munoz, W. Garth. Student Service Center Helpers: FRONT: В. Hansen, S. Muniz, С. Mora, L. McQuaid, S. Lawrence, Е. Trejo, S. Carter, V. Little, BACK ROW: W. Mitchell, L. Lindsey, R. Chingman, T. Narvais, L. Anderson, K. Cummiford. 46 m: | ! E SS Bowling League: 1st ROW, H. Haynes, О. DelaCruz, К. Gonzales, Е. Chism, К. Chingman, К. Beatty, M. Manry, T. Williams, 2nd ROW: С. Dor- sey, С. Bibbs, L. Moll, K. Hood, С. Polk, J. Poe, С. Gill, 3rd ROW: L. Williams, М. Poineau, С. Troublefield, W. Cork, 5. Cook, М. Rainey, С. Perry, D. Camero, 4th ROW: C. Lee, B. Bailey, S. Blackmon, Е. Parker, D. Levelston, J. Lucio, S. Gibson, T. Hernandez, С. Dorsey. This member of the bowling league is getting ready to throw one of those fantastic strikes. 47 SSC Helpers: FRONT ROW: P. Payne, A. Arizo, Y. Aranjo, 2nd. T. Pollard, V. Little, G. Hall, W. Mitchell. vil Car ——— dentem the er ot eR | Soul Choir: FIRST ROW: T. Johnson, M. Hartfield, L. Ball, D. Myl i i i . Joh , M. DE: , D. Myles, A. Aldridge, L. Lindsay, J. McFarland, D. Jones, R. Cavinness, R. Barton, E. � аа ROW: Mrs. McKinnie, В. Gaines, A. O’neal, C. Hall, К. Culbert, К. Evans. 3rd ROW: J. Washington, T. Grayson, С. Wright, Н. Jack- son, C. Stewart, R. Coleman, R. Nash, A. Harvey, R. Thompson, 4th ROW: H. Pershay, R. Hohnson, R. O’Neal, C. Hall, R. Bryant, R. Coleman, Q. Taylor, T. Bracken, V. Little, S. Lane. | 48 €— Chess Club: FIRST ROW: Mr. Murray, W. Cozzolino, R. Olivarez, Mr. Rossio. SEC- OND ROW: W. Dark, M. Roineau, W. Garth, S. Pierce, THIRD ROW: W. Brack- en, M. Brown, C. Hall, G. Martin, Q. Taylor. wi TT we “Шш P Ski Club: FIRST ROW: S. Hatter, T. Mocny, L. Pena, R. Olivarez, S. Garcia, M. Villanueva, SECOND ROW: Mr. Ullman, R. Camerillo, J. Cava- zos, M. Tinsley, L. Carwille, D. Miller, not identified, B. Martin, THIRD ROW: D. Hairston, L. Adams, B. Caverly, D. Camero, F. Czeweko, M. Garth, M. Simmet, K. Beatty, FOURTH ROW: D. McMillian, W. Bracken, B. Clark, M. Brown, R. Alpin, G. Harper, C. Troublefield, M. Edwards, R. Abernathy. Trojans Excel in Forensics And Debate Last Year the forensics team of SHS made a fine showing in dis- trict competition. Out of seven persons competing, our team brought home a first place in Seri- ous interpretation, and Original Oratory, a 2nd in Boy’s Oratory, a third in Storytelling and another third in Humorous reading. This year the debate team also brought honors back to SHS. This year’s team brought back a 4th place trophy from district compe- tition. Our speech departments are continuing to move to excellence. Forensics: FIRST: J. McFarland, Mrs. Braggs, K. Buck, 2nd: B. Wilson, L. Ball, A. Aldridge, L. Lindsey, 3rd: M. Banks, C. Hall, R. Glanton, 4th: M. Edwards, W. Bracken. Debate: FIRST ROW: M. Banks, B. Wilson, L. Ball, A. Aldrid Braggs, L. Lane. 50 ge, К. Glanton, SECOND ROW: L. Garrett, W. Bracken, С. Hall, 5. Hall, Mrs. ن — EN di ر د‎ д RO iS es degen MT Le Cercle: FRONT ROW; Mrs. Neal, S. Yun, B. Brown, A. Crawford, K. Hawkins, J. Miller, SECOND ROW; B. Covington, R. Lintz, K. Gillson, V. Nash, C. Mitchell. THIRD ROW; C. Roberts, D. Morris, C. Nelson, D. Woods, A. Williams, M. Brown, M. Jennings. Honor Society: FRONT ROW; B. Wilson, M. Lilly, L. Perez, J. McFarland, L. McQuaid, Mr. Faerber. SECOND ROW; J. Elliott, L. Garrett, R. Herd, D. Czerney, G. Gadd, B. Caverly. een ee meal в. l š | Pep Band: FIRST ROW: R. Chingman, D. Baty, C. Dorsey, E. Gatier, A. Smith. 2nd ROW: Mr. Giannasi, G. Sanders, S. Lane, L. Gunn, C. Sykes, R. Hyde. 3rd ROW: R. Price, G. Wright, L. Peoples, W. Hendrix, D. Walker. l { | 1! —— RER Travel Club: Mrs. Neal, B. Covington, O. Torres, D. Covington, 2nd ROW: M. Burks, C. Brown, C. Mitchell, K. Hawkins, 3rd ROW: M. Scott, M. Brown, C. Dixon, A. Williams, K. Johnson. 52 шы 3rd ROW: Р. Myles, J. Robinson, S. Bailey, М. Newsome, G. Lawrence. Through Clubs Students Explore Future Occupations Future Homemakers: FIRST ROW: Miss Little, M. Villanueva, D. Villanueva, Mrs. Brown, SECOND ROW: S. Johnson, V. Martin, 5. Garcia, 3rd ROW: S. Hatter, М. Curry, О. Hairston, 5. Brown. 4th ROW: В. Williams, J. Cooper, S. Gibson, С. Aber- nathy, R. Abernathy. | Future Secretaries: FIRST ROW: М. Garcia, М. Villanueva, R. Guevera, 2nd ROW: P. Payne, S. Lawrence, L. Chambers, M. Pena, Miss Lane. 53 WR Tee | Senior Club: FIRST ROW: 1. Wilson, К. Cooper, V. McDuffy, В. Williams, L. Williams, R. Glanton, J. McFarland, M. Hartfield, 2nd ROW: M. | Thomas, V. Martin, C. Stewart, G. Hall, S. Lane, A. O’neal, R. Pompey, 3rd ROW: S. Bailey, M. Newsome, D. McMillan, R. Nash, J. Tyson, C. { Hall, К. O’Neal, С. Harris, $. Blackmon, С. Troublefield. 4 7 d MORAN ae E ped T. Barnes, V. Nelums, P. Payne. 2nd ROW: G. O'Neal, P. Bearlean, J. McFarland, D. Dixon, C. Battle, V. dieci Vire dad A E WG Eed 3rd ROW: D. Bishop, L. Kemp, W. Bracken, V. Little, К. Evans, C. Jennings, C. Nelson, | ; МЕ , С. Isom, Mrs. Wilson. 4t W: T. Bodi NR FAN CRAT E: a odiford, S. Bullock, E. Putney, C. Stewart, K. Hood, G. Hall, M. Newsome, R. 54 DEM Graduates: FIRST ROW: M. Pena, G. Ramirez, M. Reyes, R. Grevara, 2nd ROW: M. Garcia, M. Villaneuva, R. Chappins, J. Cavazos, | . DelaCruz, R. Camarillo. 3rd Row: M. Gomez, T. Narvais, L. Perez, I. Yanez, R. Chingman, F. Trejo. | m —— Hà d — = La Familia: J. Lucio, Е. Murillo, О. Valls, R. Gonzales, У. Aranjo, М. Gonzales, J. Ruiz, 5. Rodriguez, 2nd ROW: J. Gutierrez, І. Yanez, L. Segura, E. Arizo, T. Castillo, O. Ortega, E. Vela, C. Gonzales, J. Martinez, R. Ruiz, 3rd ROW: R. Martinez, T. Narvais, Mr. Gallegos, G. Olivarez, S. Gar- cia, A. Martinez, R. Chingman, R. Vega, F. Trejo. 55 To the Right we see a typical trojan on the job. Rp COOP: FIRST ROW: M. Pena, L. McQuaid, K. Smith, A. Youngblood, J. Swilley, C. Nickerson, V. Petty, S. Garcia, P. Blacksher, M. Garcia. 2ND ROW: J. Johnson, A. Martinez 2, M. Sweigart, J. Flauthau, A. Arizo, M. Hartfield, B. Martin, D. Wolper, R. Guevara. 3rd ROW: L. Drain, G. Parks, B. Caverly, J. Schmidt, S. Lane, M. Poineau, V. Turner, L. Adams, L. Curry, H. Lee. 4TH ROW: J. Robinson, B. Clayton, S. Bullock, S. Bai- ley, S. Bady, E. Deja, B. Pickett, D. Morris, W. Gunn, J. Owens, R. Cirilo. 56 2 I M ИЙ eng 8 84 LM ич ven k the FERS EBS T HEI i res tt eve ga P 3 үй BF 2° HEI О. Duby, L. Curry, J. Byrd, V. Martin, С. Popielarez, 3rd ROW: J. Robinson, L. Drain, B. Caverly, S. Bullock, S. Bailey, D. Jones. Б а Д ? | | ix Office Club: FIRST ROW: L. McQuaid, M. Chaltraw, C. Smith, A. Arizo, B. Broaddus, G. Parks, M. Villanueva. 2nd ROW: J. Lown, L. McClain, D. Morris, K. Szymkowiak, Distributive Education Club: FIRST ROW: M. Moll, S. Bennett, D. McKinney, S. Villalba, S. Garcia, P. Blacksher, V. Petty, 2nd ROW: L. Adams, D. Hogg, V. Turner, A. Martinez, C. Judd, J. Johnson, 3rd ROW: Advisor Mr. Harvey, D. Wolpert, M. Rembisz, P. Derige, T. Bryant, J. Parks. Cheerleaders Promote School Spirit. This year six young ladies served as SHS varsity cheerleaders. The squad was relatively young, hav- ing four juniors and only two se- niors. They were also under the leadership of a new coach, Mrs. J. Foster, who was once a cheer- leader here at SHS. The Squad practiced everyday for two hours after school and also cheered for all home and away basketball and football games. During the Foot- ball season, the wind on those cold winter nights was cold but the girls were still out there. They remedied the problem of cold knees by wearing pants. This year the cheerleaders also put on a half time show for one of the home basketball games. The show was a combination of danc- ing, gymnastics, stunts off of the minitrampoline and stunts off of the large trampoline. This years squad is shown left to right, KNEELING: Lisa Lindsay, Jackie McFarland, Captain, STANDING: Billie Sue Chaffer, Kai Bailey, Barbara Morton, co-captain and Cheryl Mitchell. Ve дни Ae nee = $ š ag ане О АД ee. =ф REOR равен ER = e Ke LE 2 = [7 ea О Z = ш ш Ze ` 2 Ë = EI 25 عد‎ = 2 = ken с ae e чэ, £ a Ve = Е Kal Ф © ME ES ae = Ki О = = L ш - о a z C = un � ken v ge a x LJ Ф Ф U = £ с = = c =! a. 1973-1974 Aurora Staff: FIRST ROW: Brenda Caverly (co-editor), Jackie Mc- Farland (co-editor), Lisa Lindsay, Kathy Szymkowiak. SECOND ROW: Walter Dark, Mark Edwards, Randy Alpin, Larry Williams. b. Doing most of the book’s darkroom work is Walter Dark and Larry Williams. c. Working diligently to meet the next deadline is the staff. This group of students has worked very hard to give the school and its student body their most trea- sured publication of the year, “The Aurora.” This small and mostly inexperienced staff has had to face many tough situations and meet many stiff requirements to complete this book. Many school hours and alot of personal time has shown the great amount of dedication that this staff has for its school. We have done what we hope was our best, and we hope that the bearer of this book enjoys the memories that we have placed in it. 60 Student Lantern a. Working on a paste-up board is Carol Fritz and Carolyn Jackson. b. Student Lantern Staff: FIRST ROW: W. Carrigan, R. Easton, C. Fritz: SECOND ROW: M. Szymkowiak, C. Brown, D. Jones, D. Hill, R. Burgess. THIRD ROW: L. Dawkins, R. Webb, E. Owens, J. Millage, J. Quinn. c. Showing her students the proper way to do a paste-up is Miss Schimpke. d. Doing some last minute typing for the Lantern is Becky Smith. Corncropped and braids, Big purses, Cuffed pants, Layered look, Hats, Baggies, Halters, Four inch platforms, Short fur jackets, Turbins, Below the knee, above the knee, or at the knee dresses and skirts, You name it and they wear it at SFiS: Three young men model for us some of the hats that were the “style” this year. E cee Тр | tiene e rao A ` - ый е - And Fashions Studying; Relaxing; Having fun; Enjoying yourself; Doing what comes natural; Listening to parents; Fighting with little brothers and sisters; Talking on the phone; But most of all free from Teachers!!! й | Saginaw High School Band ios А e gem E Äre cb a. The Jazz Band does a little practicing. b. The S.H.S. Trojan Marching Band: 1st ROW: L. Peoples, B. Wilson, C. Dymond, T. Butler, R. Hyde, D. Palmer, G. Jones, R. Buck, L. Gill, E. Gaiter, 2nd ROW: C. Lee, J. Hyde, C. Dorsey, R. Stovall, C. Miller, W. Hendrix, P. Hayes, J. Forge, E. Forge, C. Durek, D. Dudek, 3rd row; G. Dorsey, G. Beeman, D. Richardson, H. Pershay, M. Hayes, T. Sangster, D. Levelston, M. Cole- man, J. Love, R. Hendrix, D. Baty, V. Lan- din, M. Scott, C. Sykes, B. Root, R. Ching- man, D. Reynolds. с. This small combo is doing asmall number on the side. d. Majorettes Linda Harris and Bev- erly Hope. e. The S.H.S. Band playing at the Saginaw Civic Center during a basketball game. S.H.S. Choirs Girls Ensemble: FIRST ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): J. Torrence, B. Durek, D. Green, D. Dunn, D. Houston. 2ND ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): F. Tinsley, B. Burnside, J. Taylor, D. Jenkins. BACK ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): C. Gill, D. McMillon, G. Hohisel. Above we see members of the Girls’ Ensemble studying music for a later performance. Mrs. Mckinnie, director of the choirs this year, accompanies the Acapella choir’s rendition of, “To be young gifted, and black.” == Mixed Ensemble: FIRST ROW (L TO В): М. Wilder, С. Oneal, С. Stewart, С. Stevenson, T. Brown, H. Bell. SECOND ROW (LTO R) : S. Doss, V. Wills, $. Brown, J. Robinson, М. Burns, О. Poole. BACK ROW (ЕТО R): С. Gross, A. Latosky, E. Williams, H. Wells, R. O'neal, V. Martin. 69 $$$ —— — — — ——— = — EEAEE EEEEE L E I work for the team = I play for myself I compete with me more than anyone else. 8 = Sometimes I am alone, but I | x | hear my teammates yelling, ji = = can try harder because = = E = they want me to try. D need that someone else outside of us De aim our efforts. The coach makes the dectstons he reminds me to hang in there. He sees my mistakes and tells | : to says | I do respect him. те. | s usually don't Like what he NS | Sometimes I fail = Sometimes we succeed. | _ a f sam � ms smr Anm : Г E wit... — Year of Improvement Saginaw 10 7. 20 С A SAGINAW a. The team meets in a huddle before be- ginning the game. b. Making the All Valley Team are, Ken Jackson, Glen Moore, Wil- lie Catholic, Issac Reeves, and Ken Dozier. c. Coach Hunt voices some instructions. 72 Detroit Cent. Flint Northwes Flint Central- Flint Southwest.” Bay City Cent. 3 Midland Pontiac Arthur Hill Detroit N.W. Varsity Football: BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Jones, Glen Moore, Henery McClung, Issac Reeves, Ken Dozier, Willie Catholic, Harvey Per- shay, Coach Hunt. THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach White, Connie Reeves, Tim Cross, Ken Jackson, Gary Hall, Robert Anthony, Tommy Bodi- ford, Paul Reed. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager Mike Townsend, David Stevenson, Dan Aberham, Frank Randle, Carl McMillion, Jeff Tyson, Charles Casey, Ben Patton, Walter Dark. FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Walker, Richie Coleman, Ronnie Coleman, Art O'neal, Bob Gaines, Greg Jackson, Victor Little. Varsity Football A tackle ... A touchdown ... A penalty ... Again... ? A coach ... Ateam Awin... A lose е It’s all part of the game. 73 a. FIRST ROW: L TO R: mgr. С. Beaty, С. Mitchell, R. Reed, D. Valliant, D. Labee, R. Kelly, O. Cook, D. Stevenson, R. Darden, J. Miller, К. Buck, mgr. С. Braddock, Coach Marcoliese, SEC. ROW: LTO R: М. Hendix, Coach Adair, J. Robertson, B. Ugaretcha, T. Lenoir, B. Pigeon, R. Flow- ers, T. Eckles, M. Jackson, W. Lertan, R. Satoris, В. Rogers, Е. McKethers, Т. Dud- ley, THIRD ROW: L TO R: Z. Stewart, A. Santonya, W. Cobertson, L. McFatten, К. Gloss, M. Scott, L. O’Neal, D. Wall, G. Gross, Coach Ford. b. Other members of the team watch as Coach Marcoliese kept a steady pace on sidelines. 74 RW = ж, atin ебе. а а. Dropping back, trying to get the offense rolling is sophomore quarterback Brian Pigeon. b. A tight Trojan defense halts oppositions ground attack. c. Not only one, but two can handle the trojans ground gainer. a. Working for perfection in his drive is Ron Burney. b. and c. Practicing their put- ting are Ron Burney and Gerald Lucio. d. SAGINAW HIGH SCHOOL'S 1973 GOLF TEAM; Coach Wells, Kip Michela, Ron Burney, Gerald Lucio and Mark Manry. cet ——M La + Golf e. Showing concentration and poise on his backswing is Kip Michela. f. Preparing for a powerful downswing and hit is Mark Manry. e oe Z T rer Pu Per EN Sper Er o Cross Country d. Running hard and all alone is Thomas Narvais. e. Crossing the finish line is Murray Culberson. a. Just prior to the meet, the team mem- bers listen to instructions. b. Waiting for the starter’s gun is Murray Culberson, Rudy Barron, Thomas Narvais, Quentin Taylor, Rudy Guevara and Ray Munoz. c. Caught in a line of Bay City runners is Quentin Taylor. This was supposed to have been an off year for Trojan basketball. With only one starter coming back from last year the odds would seem to be against our team. But our team has beat the odds. They showed other teams that they have played that they will not live in the legend of last year’s team but create their own. The mighty Trojans opened their season with a thrilling come from behind victory against Pontiac Central. The Chiefs were the first to taste the bitter fruit of defeat that was given to them by the vine. As of February, the Trojans are rated number two in the state and still undefeated. We are looking forward to district regional, and state tournaments, and fell confident that S.H.S. will once again be an apt contender for the Class A state champion- ship. Varsity Basketball Junior Varsity Basketball: R. Darden, (mgr.), К. Kelly, M. Barnes, E. Green, R. Glass, G. Bender, |. Jones, E. Williams, B. Richardson, К. Peterson, C. Flinnon, R. Flow ers, G. Jackson, W. Richardson, coach, FRONT: B. Ware, b. We see a trojan on one of his many defensive attacks. c. Who's got the ball! uiii AP aie Fette ii im‏ مم a. Get back Jack! b. Number 32 takes a lit- tle rest while he waits for Greg to bring the ball down court. c. This trojan goes up for two easy points. d. Team captains, LEFT TO RIGHT, Milton Barnes, Billy Ware, Ellis Williams. SHS Swimming a. Working on the stradegy for the next meet is first year coach, Robert Ford, and his captains, Randy Alpin and Jim Brasseur. b. S.H.S. 1973-1974 Swim Team. FIRST ROW: R. Williams, J. Oxedine, L. Mc- Fadden, T. Carpenter, B. Forge, J. Forge, L. McFadden, B. Hohisel, B. Root. BACK ROW: R. Alpin (co-captain), B. Cech (manager), Coach Ford, P. Hardin (clerk), J. Brasseur (co-captain). Missing from pho- to: Clerks C. Popielarz and B. Caverly. c. Watching one of his swimmers perform is Coach Ford. | i d. (preceding page) A very big part of the team is manager, Bruce Cech. e. (preced- ing page) Showing perfect form on his reverse dive is sophomore Tom Carpen- ter. a. Leaning for a quick start is Jim Bras- seur. Girls Enter the Water This Year Under the direction of first year coach, Robert Ford, the tankers have yet to come up with a win. This record, however, doesn't in any way stand for thetype of lead- er that this young coach is. His strong determination and pa- tience has been shown in the tremendous improvement that his team has shown to their followers since the first meet. He has worked very hard to bring team spirit and hope to this very small and inexpe rienced group of young men. We hope that Coach Ford can provide S.H.S. and him- self with a very successful future. b. A new part of this year's swim meets is the 500 yard freestyle event. In this twenty lengths race, this 19 is the sign that tells the swimmer that he is one length away from completion. c. Assuring one of his swim- mers that he did his best is Coach Ford. d. S.H.S. 1973-1974 Girl's Swim Team. SEAT- ED: M. Wilder, J. Sheard, Coach Catina Starks, D. Palmer, L. Barron. STANDING: S. Muniz. 83 a. Trying to stay unemotional while one of his men wrestle is Coach White. b. S.H.S. 1973-1974 Wrestling Team: T. Coleman, K. Jackson, A. Lewis, L. Hill, L. Sheard, E. Wil- liams, T. Taylor, W. Wooden. 84 Wrestling WAL a ` RENT a. Feeling good as the referee raises his | arm in victory is Tryce Coleman. b. Squar- ing off with his opponent is Lavern Hill. c. | Having a very strong hold on his fall is Ken | Jackson. 85 This year Girls’ basketball also made its mark at Saginaw High School. There was increased par- ticipation by girls in this sport and the success of our team reflected this fact. For the first time in the history of Michigan Athletics, dis- trict, regional and state tourna- ments were held for girls’ basket- ball. Our girls did a fine job of representing SHS in the competi- tion by bringing home the cham- pionship for our district. The coach for this years’ champi- onship team was Miss C. Brewer. Girl's Basketball And Volleyball HILI ino BE e | | | a. We see a team member serving for one ; E. | x more point. b. FRONT ROW: LEFT TO T R OJA N@ N WILDCATS E i c HEMI cs $ RIGHT, Twana Williams, Jennifer Sherard, i dio: S i РИН ? а Renee Abernathy, 2nd ROW: Gail Bee- mon, Carol McMillan, Cynthia Miller, Doris McClung, 3rd ROW: Becky Smith, Carol Durk, Denise Degroat, Linda Cole- man, Joyce Morris. c. Carol McMillan socks one from behind. 87 gee dio dio dio diodio diy e I used to get mad at my school The teachers that taught me weren't cool. You're holding me down, turning me @ @ Filling me up with your rules. I've got to admit it's getting better, a little better all the time. € John Lennon and Paul MeCartney PO pp Op OP FOND Op Op op op op Of Op op FACES PRESIDENT SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT RITCHIE COLEMAN JACKIE MCFARLAND SYLVESTER LANE ge Cynthia Abernathy Audrey Aldridge Aaron Alfred Larry Allison 90 seniors Le SA Sylvia Austin Stephanie Bailey Rudy Barron Dan Baty Jimmy Beavers Chris Bernreuter ЭЛ —- 0 SEEEOOv5'S'S ss a————i5w——— seniors Dennis Bird Jim Brasseur Pat Bradshaw Alfreda Brown Barbara Brown Marilyn Brown Sonja Brown seniors Senior Central Committee; FIRST ROW: T. Johnson, R. Coleman, R. Winters, R. Glen, L. Linsey, J. McFarland, L. Garrett. SEC- OND ROW: R. Coleman, L. Williams, R. Burton, M. Edwards, S. Lane, D. Siler, D. Jones, Advisor Mr. C. Davis. THIRD ROW: D. Morris, C. Nelson, G. West, J. Parks, R. Alpin, J. Tyson, D. McMillon, G. Hall, S. Bulock. Karen Browne j Timothy Bryant Raymond Buitron Sharon Bullock Mike Burks Ronald Burney Barbara Burnside Pat Burr 93 seniors M р | LI Brenda Caldwell Rosa Camarillo Rebecca Castillo Willie Catholic Rhonda Caviness Mary Chaltraw Linda Chambers Deborah Champion Sandra Chapman 94 ur � -————————— _ QOO MA MR NET wm RSS VY r m F seniors LEFT: Helping the students get fitted for their cap and gowns is senior advisor Mr. Davis. Kenneth Chester Renaldo Chingman Barbara Coleman Ritchie Coleman Ronnie Coleman Brent Collins seniors ` Robert Collins Carl Currington Wanda Currington Cris Czymbor Joseph Darden Carolyn Davis Derek Davis 96 seniors Mildred Byrd and Arwanda James are showing off their pom-poms they are sell- ing for club funds. Ken Dozier Lois Drain Debra Duby Dave Dupuis seniors Shawn Duran Kim Evans Gilbert Fakon — Rose Flores Kenneth French Robert Gaines Jr. Eddie Gaiter Ricardo Gallegos Annette Garcia 98 | seniors | | | Trying to look studious for our candid cameraman is this group of seniors in their government class. Bobbie Glanton Kim Golden Tom Grayson Deborah Green 99 ——— — س — — seniors Denise Green Ariana Harvey 100 Patricia Green Marvell Harvey Mary Guerreo Diane Hasse Monic Hatter seniors SE et s Taking a short break between their assign- ments is this group of girls in their Office Training class. A Ж š d D d = án Amna Rhonda Hawkins Gerald Haynes Rudolph Hill Gail Hohisel 101 seniors ER | Gi Gloria Hubbard Edith Hunt Craig Isom Larry Isom й TU М Wendy Jackson Arwanda James Harvey Johnson Perry Johnson Robert Johnson 102 Debra Jones Karen Jones Steve Jones James Key Randy Krenz Christine LaBeau Vickie Landin Sylvester Lane Julie LaPorte 103 | | seniors 104 5 è e: ad e mt Ea O Marilyn Lilly Gerrald Martin Esmeralda Ledesema ys Lisa Lindsay Alice Martinez Carmen Martinez Ronald Lintz PUE Starann McCallum seniors | Mr. Wells watches as Bill Cozzolino tries to make the just right move against Luther Taybron in a friendly chess match. Linda McClain Pamela McClenon Lynnette McDaniel Andrew McDonald Jackie McFarland David McGee Dinah McMillon Richard McMillon Lynn McQuaid Sandra Merrill seniors Deborah Morris Sharon Morris Margaret Murillo Abram Murray Doris Myles Thomas Narvais 106 seniors Students move hastily to their next class. Robert Nash Regina Nelson James Nickleberry Richard Noble Rose Olivares Margo Oliver Arthur O’Neal Richard O'Neal Veronica Ortiz seniors Ernest Owens Ollie Parker Laura Parsley Frank Pena Manuela Pena Larry Peoples Relinda Peoples Gwen Parks Lucy Perez Josephine Parks Calvin Payton Harvey Pershay seniors Trying to give his friend a few lessons in “between class” self-defence is Greg Anderson! Linda Pickett Vicki Petty 4 a Delores Pierson Charlotte Pinkston Frank Placher Ronnie Pompey Julie Poole Cindy Popielarz Marie Prescott 109 Jerry Robinson Linda Robinson Michael Robinson Sheryl Robinson John Rodgers Julio Rodriguez 110 seniors C BAHAMAS . }GOOMBAY Ө BAHAMAS BOUND! The class of 1974 will make another first in the history of Saginaw High School, by going to the Nassau, the Baha- mas for our senior trip. Seniors will depart from Saginaw on June 8, 1974 and fly to Nassau for a four day trip. Here we see five seniors reading materials about the trip in Mr. Davis’s office. Maria Rosales Sue Sadowski Alice Salinas Diana Sheldon Pat Shivers Deborah Siler Marie Simmet Jim Simmons Jr. 111 seniors Veronica Simmons Carol Smith Connie Stewart Debra Stewart Leslie Stovall Otis Strickland seniors since el ashton in Need i a Painting a picture that illustrates their pride in their school and their heritage is Robert Nash and Lester Williams. Linda Tatum ie v ! i i 3 7 Yvonne Taylor Evelyn Terry Joyce Terry Curtis Thomas 113 seniors Hal Thomas Mary Tinsley Shirley Torres Frank Trejo Tim Tuzas Bonnie Vasquez Shirley Villalba Margarita Villanueva 114 Maurice Walker Anthony Williams Diane West Cleophus Williams Belford Walker Gwendolyn West Dwayne Williams seniors Haming it up for the camera are a few of the very many students that attend our basketball games and cheer our team on to victory. Juanita Walker Arlese Westbrook Inez Williams 115 seniors 116 Jami Williams LesterWilliams Vicky Vancer Rebecca Winchester Isreal Yanez Jeffery Young 24t Lazre Williams Harold Wilson Robin Young Sr LLL س‎ Edward Zaremba Aleta Moses ESAE a. Looking good and taking it easy is one | of the really together Trojan dudes. b. Creativity blooms as these art students work on their brush designs. c. Taking a very short break between classes on a pleasant winter day is Marie Simmet, Can- dy Powell and Josephine Parks. ar a. OUCH!! This year many seniors took immunizati TRADE? Well, not exactly. The equipment shown a the picture may suggest differently, advanced math class to aid in experi seven on a pair of dice if you were “which is more probable, a thumb “watch where you sit!” ons for tetanus and diptheria, measles, and an oral vaccine for polio. b. TRICKS OF Le bove is not taken from a Las Vegas casino, but from Mr. Slosser's Analysis class. ARE SHS is not offering a course in how to succeed in gambling. This equipment was used by the second hour ments dealing with probability. For example, the class experimented to find the probability of throwing a to throw them 60 times. There was one problem that the class couldn't come to agreement on. That was, tack landing on its head when tossed into the air or landing on its side? Until you figure out the answer, 118 | a Wie za Coma vs ALTE с, ` ` Zen fr i . v Me IIE MS i ei = К; з Bv e с A ii N Жашәёй� Sanders ® Ee Zë 2 | Э а� и Ye и . Ge f A aes yr 9 QU DERI Cd Cip Jé { ( LEL Ф. я n. E] M ; ⁄ ët 1 aj fee ] 2 Lë -. | 3 Yun Colline- poe № 3 M GC E e c = = = سے‎ 2 abes s сү up SECH In 5 үш T Out “3 N 7 ee 2 АЙ In Á 4 биа io тарс E x % + E Í E N 4 E ) - i H 4 AM Ума XN aXX v. .2 w, t e acd B MR ES yee Fi é i KE 253 8 rp Again this year Mr. Nuckolls has led Saginaw in carrying out its theme, “Trojans Get It On and Move To Excellence . Mr. Nuckolls has done a fine job of keeping things running smoothly. He executed the difficult job of negotiating the needs, wants and desires, of student's, faculty and parents, and trying to keep them happy (Well at least some of the time)! a. Talking with Mr. Toyzan, chemistry teacher, we see our principal. b. While taking a break from his daily tasks, Mr. Nuckolls pose for a picture. c. Chatting w students, Rudy Skillman O'Neal Sheard, is Mr. Nuckolls. 120 Administration moving to excellence assistant principals help with the jobs of administrating Mr. Davis Mr. Gallegos Senior Advisor Junior Advisor Mr. Paige Miss Ewing Ass't Principal for Instruction Dean of Students Mr. Paige conferring with his personal sec- retary Vyethel Kemp. Mr. Richardson Sophomores Advisor 121 IMA students work at making tests for teachers. Mr. Frost’s Algebra class posing for the camera. Richard Beck Josie Braggs Maple Brown Russell Brown 22 faculty Irene Carter Edwina Ciolek Gerald Coffey | | This Biology class takes time out on their Carol McMillian strolls down the deserted labs to do some paper work. halls. 123 faculty WY Charles Coles Mary Folds Don Frost Michael Frost WOW! Patti Hardin can’t believe that that’s the way it’s done. | 124 a. Mr. O'Toole and Mr. Dunnaway take it easy while keeping an eye on the students in the halls. b. These students are discuss- ing some art projects. Dorothy Graves John Harvey James Hess E Rosie Hall faculty 125 | faculty ————— M M з= a. Instructing one of his U.S. government classes is Mr. Stull. b. Students in an ad- vanced sewing class labor to get their rags together. Alger Johnson Glen Johnson James Jones Dan Knapp 126 a. This class helps each other out. What one doesn’t know the other does. James Marcogliese Claude Marsh Tony Martinez Sue McIntyre 127 faculty a. Mrs. Richardson stops for the camera after helping a student out. b. These stu- dents are working hard in this business machines class. Robert Osborn Patrick O’Toole Delores Porter Roland Pratt Elsie Rosselit Jim Rossio a. The crowd watches at one of our foot- ball games. b. Dan Rouster watches over Loretta Washington in machine shop. 129 faculty Gerald Slosser Dave Valliant Alex Toyzan a. Mr. Brown, physics teacher, is pictured lecturing his class on the theory of nuclear disintergration. b. We see Mr. Toyzan giv- ing a demonstration on the structure of molecular and ionic compounds. c. This scene of a student laboring over home- work is a familiar site at SHS as teachers enforce, the homework policy that was handed down by the administration. 130 Bruce Wells І James White 1 Edward Whitney Gene Wilson Roland Wilson Sharon Wilson a. Ms. McKinnie posing for the camera at her favorite spot “the piano”. Bi Aline Woods Ken Young Rosa Winchester Elaine Winters a. These two teachers take it easy before class gets started in the faculty lounge. b. These young ladies are deciding which pattern to choose for their sewing class. b a. Students bid greetings to each other as they proceed up the stairs to class. b. The crowd waits patiently for a pep assembly to begin. c. The students use the library to think, study, daydream and discuss class problems. ALONZO ADAIR — Guid. — Health, Life Sci. WILLIE ARNOLD — Hum. Rel., Min. People. GEORGIA BARKLEY — Bus. Comm., G RICHARD BECK — Art, Pract. Arts. — VIRGINIA BEER — Bus. Machines, Shtd WILLIE BRADLEY — B A Elect JOSIE BRAGGS: — Debate, D гай CYNTHIA BREWER — Girls P MAPLE BROWN — Cor RUSSELL BROWN — BISHOP BUCKLEY — JIM BUSCH — Bus. L JAMES CAHOUR S= KATHY CANEL — GEORGE CART Surv. saking, Forens � wi - Dec. listory E e ANSON —Geom., Alg. ONES — Pub. Speaking, Speak-U , Cr. Writing. DAN KNAPP — U.S. History, ia оза ч Geant wee MARY LANE — Typing, Coll. Typing. ник WARREN LEONARD — Yearbook, Bookkeeping, Typing. Y LITTLE — Fam. Liv., Child Dev., Hmkg. 134 RICHARD м DDY — BA A Metal, Ind. Surv. PATRICK MARCOGLIESE — Special Education Pl. e SUE McINTYRE — Comm Skills. ERS MARIAN McKINNIE — Mixed Choir, Ensemble, Girls Choir, Soul Choir. . Aes Мех Am. Ніз гу Mich. St., Rd. Mex. е] ARMAS оз a RT SE мш ing, Prof. Writing. ec 135 S.H.S. Counselors E MASSAU This year the attendance teachers were Mr. Madison, for persons | whose last names began with M- Z, and Mrs. Hall (not shown) for those within A-N. These two people had the respon- sibility of counseling students about attendance, informing par- ents, and keeping records straight for attendance and tardiness. The picture depicts a rare moment when the Martin Luther King Student Service center seems to be isolated by students and quiet. 136 | ) LA [a Mr. Landeryou Mr. Lee Mrs. Romaker IN iw. j NNN A ИРМ Z j f í ë 7 N ГА Miss Veal Mr. Wilkinson Mrs. Zackerie We see three SHS students waiting to see their counselors. This year there were two counse- lors assigned to each class. As- signed to the Sophomore class were Mrs. Romaker and Mrs. Zackerie. Counselors for the ju- nior class were Mr. Lee and Mrs. Nucholls (not shown). Counseling the seniors this year were Mr. Wilkinsin and Miss Veal. Also this year we had in the building a vocational counselor, Mr. Landeryou. 13%. The Women Behind the Scenes a. Serving as the secretaries for the counseling center this year are Mrs. Hope and Mrs. Coates. b. Taking the duties of the main office are Miss Watkins, Mrs. Reymolds and Mrs. Newvine. c. Working in the attendance office is Ms. Durham. d. Secretaries to Dr. Paige are Mrs. Willadsen and Miss Kemp. e. Shown with a very warm and special smile is Mrs. Beberly. f. Working in the pupil personnel office are Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Sorrow. g. Another lovely smile that greets those who enter the attendance office is that of Ms. Durham. si ei Meses enn 3 BT! re e enn ss Juniors Sa У Ў, „аў ый P - wt | Here we see two junior representa- oe ; E ; ne tives, Beverly Hope and Glenda i DT e ds y, — Qu. g U : Cain. Other officers for the junior , ` үе К E Ht CRM class were, Linda Harris, president, ec e ok. AP d : Sheldon Matthews, vice-president, pax — UM 2 Tom | and Pearline Nunn, secretary. i — fu. : y = | Willie Abby, Danny Abraham, Au- : : E ) РЧ = ; pw ZP А ` gustine Adams, Bettie Aguero, Jo- Ls | a o's IM a f Е Anne Alaniz, Connie Allen. t4 ар. P | : E nu 09 | Elma Arizo, Johnnie Armstrong, | j SH é I Margie Austin, Warren Austin, Car- — | А | po 7 ; ol Avery, Kai Bailey. . = a li | (WE Josephine Baker, Joyce Baker, Patri- Ge? , | | cia Baker, Anthony Ball, Marian | ' ! а E | | Banks, Rondalyn Barker. : Ba ca E : | Milton Barnes, Tina Barnes, Eddie E e — — : aga EET ИЕ | Barnett, Timothy Barry, Mike Bas- Los А ' k i | | ' | ie. Ke | hans, Theresa Bashans. a 1 S. + ; де Ge | Susie Baskin, Sharon Beemon, Jef- ee - мезета = ran wem | frey Beemon, George Bender, Joe 1 x Е k м | L | Benway, Robert Burger. T Wa | 3 4 rm № | | | | | | Jasper Billy, Sheila Blackwell, Tom- | mie Bodiford, Brenda Bogan, Linda Boozer, Tammy Bosserdet. | | 140 “asus a ok eee juniors Audrey Bouchard, Denise Bowens, James Bradshaw, Donald Brandon, Connie Brewer, Roxanne Bridgewater, Tangela Broaden, Leon Brouder, Barbara Brown, Cathy Brown, Christella Brown, Henry Brown, Kenny Brown, Linda Brown, Marvin Brown, Sharon Brown, Sylvia Brown, Cynthia Bruce, Thomas Bryson, Donald Burgess, Brian, Burns, Vivian Burns, Brenda Cain, Glenda Cain, Ricky Calhoun, Roxanne Calhoun, Michael Camargo, Cindy Camargo, Pamela Carrigan, Linda Carter, Michael Carter, Reggie Carter, Sharron Carter, Lori Carwile, Charles Casey, Nancy Castillo, Taybi Castle, Mary Catholic, Tim Causey, Bruce Cech, Penny Chas- nis, Connie Chester, Elida Cirilo, Cynthia Clay, Bonnie Colbert, Bernard Coleman, Connie Coleman, Linda Coleman, Marcia Coleman, Sylvia Cook, Louetta Cooks, Rose Coon, Carla Cooper, Claudette Cooper, 141 juniors Donna Covington, Simuel Craft, Beverly Crawford, John Cuevo, Bobby Culberson, Murry Culberson, Betty Cunningham, Fred Czerewko, Walter Dark, Pat Dawkins, Richard De La Garzar, Cathy Delaney, Carlos Deleon, Christina Deleon, Rosita Diaz, Debbie Dietrich, Deb Di Dillard, Charles Dixon 2, Frederick Dixon, Jim Dombrowski, Centralia Dougl as, Lorraine Doug- lass, Evelyn Doxie, Dann Dunham, Darlene Dunn, Brenda Durek, Ly- nette Durham, Cheryl Dymond, , % Irene Elisıch, Arthur Emerson, Williene Evans, Bryan Farrell, Cheryl Fentress, Sylvia Fife, Dee Ann Fisk, Jamie Flathau, Anthony Fleming, Robert Flowers, Ed Forge, Robert Frazier, Cheryl Frierson, David Galloway, Sharon Garman, Carol Garrett, Wil- iam Garth, Martha Gearlds, Juanita George, Sylvia George, Shari Gibson, George Gilford, Glo- ria Gills, Hazel Gladrez, Curtis Gloss, Adolpo Gonzalez, 2 MM д Playing Ping pong is a favorite past- time for noon hours for Juniors. Ruby Gonzales, Charles Grable, Deborah Grayson, David Gutierrez, Maria Gutierrez, Joe Gutierrez, Marcia Hadden, Stephanie Hall, Frances Ham, Vickie Harrell, Linda Harris, Sylvia Harris, Diane Hart, Althea Hatter, Ernestine Hauley, Gloria Henderson, Walter Hendrix, Julian Hernandez, Tony Hernandez, Donald Hill, Rue- ben Hill, Andre Hires, Debbie Hodges, Carmen Hogan, Esha Hogan, Carl Holiday, Brent Holley, Judy Holloway, Jeanette Holmes, Raymond Hoon, Janice Hopkins, Dorothy Houston, Cora Lee Hudson, Hal Hutchinson, Robin Hyde, Carolyn Jackson, 143 juniors Cindy Jackson, Diane Jackson, Dor- othy Jackson, Greg Jackson, Karen Jackson, Mary Jenkins, Albert Johnson, Annie Johnson, Deborah Johnson, Kenneth John- son, Kent Johnson, Richard Johnson, Sheila Johnson, Shirley Johnson, Terri Johnson, Tracey Johnson, Ani- ta Jones, Bonnie Jones, David Jones, Emma Jones, Henry Jones, Ricky Jones, Debra Jumper, Linda Jumper, Cynthia Kapp, Edna Kinchen, Steve Kohut, Darwin Lamar, Carl Lane, Debra Lawrence, Glen Lawrence, Sheila Lawrence, Terry Lawson, John Lee, Karen Lee, Louis Lee, Daphne Lenoir, Louise Lent, Ezekiel Little, Dawn Lojek, Bertha Love, Joe Love, Joyce Loveless, Ruben Logano, Gerald Lucio, Donald Madden, Delores Madlock, Micheal Manchester, Mark Manry, Terry Marshall, Fred Martin, Alice Martinez 2, Antonio Martinez, Debra Mason, 144 L Z PHOTO Not Available juniors Artis Mathews, Henry McClung, Barbara McGhee, Myra Mckether, Gwen McKinley, Helen McKinney, Jeffrey McKinnon, Vincent Mc- Million, Donald McNair, Jimmy Mejia, Kip Michela, Debbie МШег, Jerry Milleage, Cheryl Mitchell, Mike Mitchell, Sharon Mitchell, Louis Mull, Paula Montaluo, Cherly Moore, Lydia Moore, Gloria Mora, Derrick Morris, Sylvester Morris, Dennis Morrison, Barbara Morton, Betty Morton, Gwenda Morton, Pam Mounger, Schuyler Myles, Jasper Myles, Lasaro Narvais, Cheri Nash, Raquel Nerio, Lonnie Newton, Cynthia Nickerson, Terry Noble, 145 juniors Olga Ortega, Darrell Palmer, Aaron Parham, Eddie Parker, Rudy Patter- son, Joel Pena, Bonnie Peoples, John Perez, Wendy Petrie, Bobby Phillips, Janice Pick- ett, Steve Peirce, Denise Pierson, Myette Pittman, Gail Poineau, Mark Poineau, Theo- dore Poineau, Teresa Pollard, Marilyn Pool, Joe Powell, Krystal Powell, Valerie Pratt, Robert Price, James Prince, Luella Pritchett, William Pruitt, Terri Quaal, Darnice Quarles, Frank Randle, Sheila Rankins, Ivy Reed, Paul Reed, Rosalyn Reese, Bonnie Rembisz, Jimmy Resendez, Mary Rendon, Daryl Reynolds, Debra Reynolds, James Reynolds, Dawn Ricklefs, Priscilla Riley, Debbie Roberts, Barbara Robinson, Beverly Robin- son, Doyle Robinson, Hyacinth Robinson, Janette Robinson, Roy Robinson, Victoria Robinson, Juan Rodriguez, | Kim Rodriguez, Lionel Rodriguez, | Yolanda Rodriguez, Rick Roenicke, 146 Jesse Ruiz, Roland Ruiz, Betty Sand- ers, Eddie Sanders, Jerome Sangster, Vince Sanchez, Adolph Santoya, Denise Sargent, Linda Savage, Jim Schmidt, Rick Schneider, Michael Scott, Wanda Scott, Lillie Scroggins, Lin- coln Scruggs, Terrell Shepard, Va- larie Shepard, Jerry Silbas, Brenda Sims, Rudy Skillman, Eman- uel Sledge, Bobby Smith, Elton Smith, Felicia Smith, Linda Smith, Liz Smith, Lydell Smith, Mike Smith, Annie Snead, Chanda Sparks, James Spellman, Carolyn Stovall, Lewis Surles, Marvin Surles, Kerry Swan, Mary Sweigart, Mary Swift, Jeanette Swilly, Yvonne Swilley, Donald Taylor, Howard Taylor, Emmett Thomas, Geraldine Thomas, Joyce Thomas, Robert Thomas, Tom Thorton, Freddie Tinsley, Leslie Tinsley, Vanessa Tinsley, Jeanette Torrence, Dinah Torres, Olga Torres, Bryant Trapp, Earl Tucker, 147 juniors Phyllis Tyson, Margo Tyus, Thomas Underwood, Denise Valls, Arthur Vargas, Donald Vaughn, Ricky Vega, Ester Vela, Jesse Villa- real, Alonzo Voltz, Lucius Wafer, Brenda Walker, Donald Walker, Laurie Walters, Billy Ware, Gloria Warren, Gary Watkins, Pamela Watley, Daryl Watson, Donald Watson, Henry Wells, Yvonne West, Brenda Whittington, Donald Williams, Doretha Williams, Freddie Williams, Glieria Williams, James Williams, Margaret Williams, Sherry Williams, Constance Wilson, Kathleen Wil- son, Lillian Wilson, Keith Winfield, Felicia Woodall, Walter Wooden А Ronald Woodhouse, Dwight Woods, Margaret Woods, Sarah Works, Robin Wyman, Arthur Youngblood, Pam Zeitz, Connie Gonzales, Chris- topher Adams, 148 Junior Happenings CLASS RING ORDERS: Most class rings are ordered during the junior year. Wesee a typical trojan, trying to decide whether to have her birthstone or pearl or rainbow or 2222222 Never too busy to pose and smile for a picture! 149 Junior Class Moves to Excellence In the Class Room In our curriculum here at Saginaw High there are many classes that are predominately junior classes. Among these classes are Ameri- can History. This class is a re- quirement for all persons expect- ing to graduate from Saginaw High School. This class is required because educators feel that stu- dents graduating from high school and going on to either work or higher education should know something about the histo- ry of the country they live in. With the knowledge of this country’s history, it is hoped that students will understand why our country is like it is today. Also if they know the mistakes of history they may be less prone to make those same mistakes. Black literature is another favorite class of this years Junior class. Stu- dents read materials about many famous black people, fiction about black people, fiction about black people and many works by such great Afro-American writers as Countee Cullen and Langston Hughes. 150 u { 4 a. Here we see pictured a Black Literature class taught by Miss Wilson. b. Kai Bailey | на аа� shows her interest і� her U.S. History class. | oe c. Brian Farrell works hard on that English N assignment. | | | I 1 4 151 UPPER CLASSMEN IN SCHOOL ACTIVI- TIES. a. Junior and seniors doing their — : мы 2 bookkeeping practice sets. Ь. CO-OP | MEC Club members hear from the speaker on how to get a job and to get on with the problems of life. c. Juniors and seniors are EDUCAT the main stay of the Lasaro Narvais Council of Saginaw High. 152 (ж ee à VEZ, SC (qp Ж Na) A М SS Th TA Al ИЕ fe КС: x 4 | і У ee Din Af LAN ante Ly Learnt. 2 ГА — ду ГА VII he Ve E A d Ke — KE ud =. Pe , sophomores Sophomore Class Officers: Linda Sanders representative, Virgina Fort, Rep. Shirley Phillips, President, Debra Bishop, secretary. Missing for the picture is Ron Darden, vice- president. Renee Abernathy, Jena Abraham, Brady Adams, Carol Adams, Kay Adams, Phyllis Allen. Kim Alpin, Barbara Amos, Annie Anderson, Jeanie Anderson, Yolan- da Aranjo, Regina Bailey. Charlie Barnes, Blanche Barrientos, Marsha Bartes, Cynthia Bates, De- bra Baty, Alice Burocio. Tonya Beavers, Gail Beeman, Helen Bell, Roosevelt Bell, Gary Bender, Linda Bettis. Susan Billy, Terrie Blakes, Debra Bishop, Mike Bissonette, Joseph Black, Cedrick Blakney. Andrew Bodiford, Linda Bond, Joe Borrero, Roxie Burton, Jessie Box, Laura Boykins. 154 sophomores Brenda Braddock, Charles Brad- dock, Linda Braddock, Mae Brad- shaw, Margaret Bradshaw, Patt Bray. Silas Brazil, Roy Brewer, Reggie Bridges, Bonnie Brown, Cynthia Brown, Louanne Brown. Thelma Brown, Willie Brown, Bren- da Bryant, Roy Buck, Sharon Burch, Manuel Burden. Reva Burgess, Secily Burton, Mack Butler, Theresa Butler, Debra Butts, Darlene Byrd. : Clifford Calhoun, Dennis Camel, David Camero, Sandra Campbell, Tom Carpenter, Wilbur Carrigan. Lori Carrigan, Bobby Carter, Han- E: nah Carter, Ricky Carter, Chris Cas- x tillo, Phyllis Catholic. Gail Cech, Kenneth Champion, Charles Chapman, Darlene Chap- man, Larry Choyce, Kay Chester. Dennis Chisolm, Nancy Christian, Ronald Christian, Craig Clayton, Vonda Clinton, Sylvia Cirilo. Linda Cohee, Duncan Cole, An- drew Coleman, Linda Coleman, Michael Coleman, Rose Coleman. 155 sophomores Cindi Collins, Errick Collins, Otis Cook, Cheryl Coombs, Lynn Coop- er, Annette Crawford. Billie Croom, Marie Cuevas, Nannie Culberson, Charlotte Curruth, Brenda Curry, Billy Curry. Tyrone Damon, Ron Dardin,Clifton Davis, Mark Davis, Pamela Dawkins, Roland DeLaCruz. Diane Dixon, Debbie Donovan, George Doroey, Sharon Doss, Clar- ence Dottery, Don Dudek. Thomas Dudley, Carol Durek, Ricky Eaton, William Eckles, Debbie Eddy, Sharon Edward. Steve Edwards, Robert Farris, Na- than Fentress, Elsie Ferguson, George Firmingham, Peggy Fleming. Dinah Flood, Geraldine Flores, Ros- ie Flores, Clarence. Flowers, Ricky Flowers, Deborah Foreman. Jody Forge, Virginia Fort, Loretta Foster, Valerie Foster, Rodney Fran- cis, Charmaina Fraziar. Michelle Frieiso, Carol Fritz, Randy Gadd, Cynthia Galloway, Beatrice Garcia, Jesse Garcia. sophomores Julia Garcia, Linda Garcia, Robert Garcia, Sandy Gardner, Hilton Gaman, Joanne Garret. Ruth Gearlds, Pamela Gibbs, Debo- rah Gibson, Kathi Gibson, Renee Gibson, Maria Gonzales. Ivevan Goss, Bill Granger, Sandra Graves, Winifred Graf, Edward Green, Freddie Green. Joyice Green, Minnie Green, Au- drey Griffin, Juanita Griffin, Linda Griffin, Carol Grimes. Christina Guerrero, Helen Guerrer- o, Robert Guzman, Susie Guzman, Dawn Hairston, Mary Hardiman. Glenda Hardy, Kathy Hardy, Brenda Harris, Leandra Harris, Ruth Harris, Stacy Harris. Linda Harvey, Linda Harvey, Willie Harvey, Randy Hastedt, Sonya Hat- ter, Paul Heredia. Carmen Hill, Cedrick Hill, Jacque- line Hill, Lorine Hill, Suzette Hill, Louis Hines. Shirley Hines, Janette Hodges, Esha Hogan, Marcia Holden, Christine Holmes, Joann Houston. 157 sophomores Ricky Hubbert, Keith Hughes, Janet Humes, Brenda Humphrey, Janet Hyde, Catherine Jackson. Connie Jackson, Frederick Jackson, Gregory Jackson, Mark Jackson, Regina Jackson, Ruby Jackson. Nathan Jameison, Michael Jen- nings, Joanne Jimenez, Margaret Jimenez, Kathy Johansen, Bonnie Johnson. Carolyn Johnson, Crystal Johnson, Francella Johnson, Gloria Jonson, Marsha Johnson, Roselyn Johnson. Shirley Johnson, Wanda Johnson, Angie Jones, Catherine Jones, Ivory Jones, Marie Jones. Linda Hemp, Gwen King, Ruth La- Beau, Jackie LaPorte, Tony Latosky, Phil Laws. Students take a lunch break up in the S.H.S. cafeteria. 158 ЭШ Zu gr en sophomores Cecil Lee, Joyce Lee, Patricia Lem- on, Derrick Levalston, Arthur Lewis, Celeste Lewis. Debra Lewis, Linda Lewis, Wally Lin- tern, Luvean Little, Darren Longun- mire, Levi Lono. Mary Lopez, John Love, Torrye Loveless, David Lown, Pete Lozano, Sandra Lytle. Michele Major, Vance Morris, Gre- gory Marshall, Ricky Martinez, Vic- toria Martinez, Rene Mathis. Connie Maxwell, Cynthia Maxwell, Maurice McClain, Doris McClung, JoAnne McCurdy, Darrell McDaniel. Barbara McDonald, Angela Mc- Guire, Fred McKether, Carol Mc- Millan, Patricia Medina, Georgia Mejia. Alfonso Merriweather, Emma Mez- ers, Cynthia Miller, Jeff Miller, Ve- tra Monroe, Denise Moore. Jerry Morgan, Brenda Morrison, Yuvett Morrow, Sarah Muniz, Ed- mund Murillo, Barbara Myls. Valerie Nash, Clarence Nelson, Vicky Nelums, Deborah Nichols, Malcolm O' Bryan, Alfreda O'Daniels. 159 sophomores Vario Olivarez, Ruben Olivarez, Gladys O'Neal, Rosalie Ortiz, Chris- tine Orozco, Eddie Ovalle. Kathleen Oxendine, Mary Page, Deborah Palmer, Diane Palmer, Brenda Parker, Princella Parker. Jerome Patrick, Greg Patterson, Becerfeau Payne, Gloria Payton, Rita Payton, Eva Pena. Antone Perry, Mike Peterson, Pam Petrie, Shirley Phillips, Carrie Polk, Odessa Poole. Judy Powe, Monica Powell, Byron Pridgeon, Jerry Prince, Wendolyn Pruitt, Bernice Quarles. Maurice Rainey, Ricky Reed, Dwight Reid, Michael Revis, Raul Reyes, Tembley Reynolds. Flora Richards, Donald Richardson, Kathy Ricklefs, Cindy Roberts, Ellen Robinson, John Robinson. Terri Robinson, Paul Roby, Diana Rodriguez, Vicky Rodriguez, Brad Root, Janie Rosales. Lewis Ruth, Linda Ruth, Dan Sa- dowski, Nancy Sammons, Judy Sanders, Linda Sandes. ра Ze Z ж ` Tony Sangster, Harvey Sargent, Emma Scott, Mark Scott, Rowena Scott, Val Scruggs. Mary Seals, Lenny Segovia, Audrey Serrato, Deborah Shackelford, Jen- nifer Sheard, Lexine Shepard. Bennie Shephard, Nina Sherley, Bil- lie Sherman, James Shorty, Sandra Sledge, Cheryl Simon. Elsie Simon, Albert Smith, Edna Smith, Becky Smith, Carolyn Snead, Darlene Snead. Jim Sowulewski, Lana Spellman, Isaac Staffrey, Lynn Stanford, Betty St. Charles, Dwight Stevens. Cherie Stevenson, Barbara Stewart, Zollie Stewart, Shelia Stinson, James Strickland, Ruby Stovall. Vickie Strong, Evelyn Stuckey, Ag- gie Sutton, Rosie Sutton, Elgin Swil- ley, Juanita Swilley. Matthew Symon, Annie Tate, John- ny Taybron, Michael Taylor, La- Fontaine Terry, Alma Thomas. Calvin Thomas, Rozena Thomas, Cora Thompson, Jack Thorne, Mar- garet Toney, Michael Townsend. 161 sophomores Dolores Trejo, Betty Tullos, Aaron Turner, Diane Turner, Bill Ugartechea. Don Valliant, Maudine Vance, Cathy Vesquez, Cheryl Vogt, Alicia Wadley, Nathaniel Ware. Doris Walker, David Walters, La- Dawn Washington, Richard Wash- ington, Clarisse Watson, Clarence Watson. Dorthy Webb, Sharon Webb, San- dra Weems, Valenica Welch, Fred Wheeler, Michael Whatson. Bernard Wilbert, Margaret Wilder, Wana Wiley, Elaine Williams, Ellis Williams, Henry Williams. Mary Williams, Philander Williams, Rhonda Williams, Ronavae Wil- liams, Rundy Williams, Theresa Williams. Tobin Williams, Twana Williams, Valerie Williams, Willie Williams, Virginia Wills, Jennifer Wilson. Jerome Wilson, Judy Wilson, Yolan- da Wilson, Vernon Wingard, Suz- ette Witherspoon, Cheryl Woodhouse. Kathleen Works, Terry Works, Betty Wright, Ramona Wright, Sherry Wright, Verna York. 162 f sophomores Bobbie Youngblood, Edna Young- blood, Sonny Yun, Mike Coleman. a. Students take advantage of the sunshine on one of the lunch hours. b. Trojan wres- tlers practice in the mat room. $ La INN «3 2 + wv А, Sophomores: Finding classes, Locker combinations, Getting really excited at games, Trying to get in good with the teachers, Trying to see how much they can skip without getting caught, Or being a goody-goody, Setting ahead for the future. 164 SN Ps ONG E on Te © S ? S a сест � У 98 Cafe | MARY SZYMKOWIAK | EA coy - ; pt ; ; e [Gee CS mes e? E Sy RE xdi TN y p ——L ко _ eee 165 a a. Custodians: FRONT ROW: Cecil Mc- Dowell, Kenneth Umphrey, Moses Ken- dall, Dana Farrell, Edna Newcomb, BACK ROW: James Harris, Guy Strothens, Dean Washington, Edward Stoode, Tommy Thomas. b. Students stand out in front of the office waiting for the next class to begin. 166 Behind the Scenes Paraprofessional: LEFT TO RIGHT, W.C. Newsome, David Brown, Ramona Hawkins, John Dunnaway, Louis Lara, Paul Orozco, James Wilkins, Frankie Casel, William Turner, William Swilley. Cooks: Ann Pesuk, Louise Lloyd, Florence Harty, Earnestine Wilburn. 167 If you are yourself at peace then there ts at least some peace tn the world. Then share your peace with everyone and everyone will be at peace. Thomas Morton ara Shades gun. LE ion itin cilii Bertrand Elliott Studios SUPER STAR National Award Winning Portrait Photography BAY CITY CARO FLINT 900 Salzburg 131 М. State 2731 Clio Rd. 893-3381 OS 3-2027 CE 4-4555 LAPEER SAGINAW 79 Nepessing 222 М. 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Seventy-five years of Service to the Saginaw Community PRINCING BRENNAN ` PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY p” STATE AT COURT JANES AT 14th (pete SW. 2-6441 PL. 2-6163 [= sl SAGINAW, MICH. our ФАЗА Fab � ае Ea A р — X. Ve A E e OAL NA Voc Ä x E ү I T : «А� Ме e. Bie UE wed, � е. X We pe A m Cam Joy si Q «А� О 4 e dem hasst е� т Аа MSN | га b М í Ww | к� у. e Me Po UN D mn C kag | ee TUNE CONGRATULATIONS — SENIOR'S WE WISH YOU THE BEST OF LUCK JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. UTILIZE YOUR TALENTS J TE WY 2, d WERE WITH ALL OF YOU — ALL THE WAY © SAGINAW HIGH BOOSTER SI ТБ y Д ДОС de ЗЫ: — N SN x D Š 3 Y °. JS, N М SS ` M 2. ELI = Ч) о wn = 3 ° 2 = a LÉI о. G ы 2 = Ф = Ф е, = 5 ° c ë un 50 £ Ki Bill Figg — Representative HIS HERS The Installer's job, like all jobs at Bell Telephone, is open to women as well as men. Many find it unusually interesting work. You meet new Bell customers in homes and businesses. You discuss where they want their phones, plan and make the installations, and check to be sure everything's working perfectly. It's a job for a person who likes to ь.зу on the move and solve problems. And Bell teaches you all you need to know. Sound good? Sos the pay. Find out about this and all the other jobs open to qualified women and men at Bell an equal opportunity employer. Grand Rapids, Michigan H. R. Terryberry Co. Saginaw High's Official Jeweler Mueller Brothers, Inc. 220 East Genesee Avenue KNOWING HOW TO DRESS IS MERELY KNOWING WHERE TO BUY” No Job Barriers At Bell. Michigan Bell 174 CONGRATULATIONS 104 GRADUATING CLASS SAGINAW HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER STUDENT ASSOCIATION A VITAL PART OF YOUR SCHOOL’S MACHINERY Elliott Studio We are happy to have been of Service to The graduates of 1974 Phone 792-7639 222 N. Hamilton MORLEY At Your Service Since 1863 Gifts for All Occasions Your Sports Headquarters DOWN TOWN SAGINAW MALL from the more than 25,000 General Motors People in 12 Saginaw Plants D CENTRAL FOUNDRY DIVISION ci CHEVROLET—SAGINAW MANUFACTURING PLANT © CHEVROLET—GREY IRON CASTING PLANT O SAGINAW—NODULAR IRON CASTING PLANT O CHEVROLET—SAGINAW PARTS PLANT © SAGINAW STEERING GEAR DIVISION AUBRY Cleaners Shirt Launderers Phone 755-8181 ` 214 Janes St. Saginaw, Michigan CHAPMAN'S BEVERAGES now TUXEDO MEN'S FORMAL WEAR TOM BROWN TACO VILLA 228 W. Genesee Phone 754-3911 Saginaw, Michigan You'll Find More To Choose From Less To Pay At Ray's roo € Ten Big Stores To Serve You in SAGINAW and BAY CITY Since 1893 Congratulations Graduates Severance Tool Industries Inc. Cutting Tools For Industry 3790 Orange — P.O. Box 1866 Saginaw, Mich. 48605 FURSTENBERG-BRAUN LUMBER CO. Qualified Home Improvement Center 1764 So. Jefferson Davis DRUGS 1052 E. GENESEE AVE. COR. CHERRY, GENESEE MANOR BLDG. 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