Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1975 volume:

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Brezhnev tries on Ford's fur jacket. “Big Three” Watergate defenda Sugar becomes sour issue for shoppers as ‚ price soars. Sign in this supermarket reads: “Do not buy sugar. It is much too expensive. The only way to get the price down is to stop using sugar or to use less”. NNN КОМ; Construction proceeds о� the Alaska n Pipeline with aim to eventually ease fuel crises. Photo of storage yard in Valdez. Alaska, shows a part of pipe to be used. AD SØNN Beloved comedian, Jack Benny, dead at 80. nts, Ehrlichman, Haldeman, Mitchell, found Койу. 3100 WEBBER STREET SAGINAW, MICHIGAN Public Libraries of Saginaw Hoyt Main Library 505 Janes St. Saginaw, MI 48607 ЭМА YN MSN N TABLE OF CONTENT Candids: GJE ETEN pe: 2 74 Graduates. SE 5 GRAM. vu ee 6 Prom I. [cp MI 8 Graduation Ceremony ......... 10 PANO SR oe A 12 Distinguished Alumnus ......... 14 Life (Division Page) ............. 15 Home Coming 29 4 9. se 18 Activities (Division Page) ........ 19 SemIOrsr vno ST у УЕ 50 Sports (Division Page) .......... 74 Sophomores ers er. 102 A ee ee ee 116 Academics v mx Ир� е узу. 126 Administration c Tt 150 Деб � � NE ДУА 166 Index... kN 174 m GRADUATES OF 74 EE A WË Elaine Abby Cynthia Lynne Aberthany Phyllis Susan Abraitis Larry Paul Adams Sidney Tyrone Addison Audrey Yolanda Aldridge Aaron James Alford Pankie Allen Larry Eugene Allison Randy Lee Alpin Sandra Lynn Alpin Joycella Lynnette Amos Wayne Ricardo Amos Gregory Anderson Leonard Anderson, Jr. Robert Michael Anthony Sharon Elaine Bady Bruce Anthony Bailey Leila Bessie Bailey Stephanie Rene Bailey Brenda Joyce Baker Roean Baker William Baker Lenora Louise Ball Susan Kay Ballard Glen Bady Pamela Jean Barclay Harold Lamont Barnett Rodolfo Barron, Jr. Dan Sullivan Baty Shirlee Ann Bennett Christine Joanna Bernreuter Gloria Jean Bibbs Dennis Lee Bird Spencer Blackman Phyllis Jean Blacksher JoAnn Blair Sandy Bludson Derrick Lee Bowman Bobbie Ann Bracey William T. Bracken Ruby Ann Braddock Patricia Ann Bradshaw James Edward Brasseur Carol Therese Bray Rochelle Marie Brewer Beverly Ann Broaddus Alfreda Brown Barbara Ann Brown Sonja Stephanie Brown Willie George Brown Karen Andrea Browne Timothy Bryant Karen Marie Buck Sharon Vernell Bullock Debra Kaye Burden Mike Alex Burks Ronald Burney Barbara Jean Burnside Patricia Lynn Burr Nathan James Burt Runette Rebus Burton - Jonita Denise Byrd Mildred Byrd Brenda Ann Caldwell Rosa Maria Camarillo Larry Campbell Larry Carethers Maggie Lynn Castell Rebecca Castillo Willie Norris Catholic Jessie Jean Cavazos Brenda Lu Caverly Mary Catherine Chaltraw Linda Christine Chambers Debra Jean Champion Jerry Darrell Chapman Sandra Denise Chapman Rose Sue Chappins Kenneth Duane Chester Renaldo Alexander Chingman Lelon Chism, Jr. Debra Lesia Cisneros Brenda Clark Raymond Clark Brenda Kay Clayton Gregory Alan Cofield David AllenColbath Bertram Maurice Cole Barbara Jean Coleman Ritchie Lee Coleman Robert Lawrence Coleman Ronnie Leon Coleman Tryce Lane Coleman Brent Colby Collins Robert L. Collins Margaret Janice Comer Joycelyn Kay Copper Kathleen Cooper Mark Anthony Cooper Remonia Cork Brenda Kay Covington William Patrick Cozzolino Timothy Cross Kimberly Ann Culbert Keith Allen Cummiford LaVern Curry Mary Louise Curry Diane Marie Czerney Cristina Chiarina Czymbor Joseph Darden Carlos Enoch Davis Carolyn Davis Derek Clay Davis Shirley Jane Davis Edmund Paul Deja Deonicio К. DeLaCruz Manuel С. DeLaCruz, Jr. Paul Derige Paul S. Donald Charles Bryan Dorsey Kenneth Allen Dozier Lois Ann Drain Debra Lynn Duby David Charles Dupuis Shawn. Leslie Duran Mark Allen Edwards John Harry Elliott Mary Ann Ellis Dennis Leroy Emerson Kim Michelle Evans Carman Falcon Gilbert Falcon, Jr. Shirley Mae Farris Margo Jean Fletcher Josephine Teresa Flores Larry Tonette Foster Raymond Odell Frazier, Jr. Kenneth Michael French Gregory Dean Gadd Robert Gaines, Jr. Eddie Dean Gaiter Ricardo V. Gallegos Annette Marie Garcia Damiana Diane Garcia Mary Guadalupe Garcia Pete Cruz Garcia Silvia Garcia Dee Lynn Garrett Barbara Ann Gearlds Scott Allen Gibson Catherine Gill Robbie Sue Glanton Anthony Joseph Gnotek Kimberley Michele Golden Robert Gonzalez Willie James Granger Thomas Edward Grayson Deborah Ann Green Denise Carcel Green James Elmor Green Patricia Ann Green Robert Henry Green, Jr. Mary Ann Guerrero Rosalie Guevara Larry Lawrence Gunn Wanda Fay Gunn Everett Clayton Hall Gary Thomas Hall Norene Dene Hall Zichael Vernard Hall William Wallace Hansen Patricia Dawn Hardin Dennis Dale Hardy Glenn Arnold Harper Clifford Lee Harris Emanuel B. Harris Marie Antionette Hartfield Ariana Lee Harvey Marvell Harvey Diane Jean Hasse Alice Diana Hatcher Monica Lynn Hatter Karolyn Kay Hawkins Ronda L. Hawkins Mildred Lee Hayes Sarah Louise Hayes Georgia Haynes Robert Earl Hendrix Ronald Cortez Herd Vivian Sue Heredia Jerry Hernandez Shirley Ann Hibbler Laverne Hill Rudolph Hill, Jr. Diane Hogg JoAnne Hogg Rhonda Kay Hogg Gail Joy Hohisel Grady Holmes, Jr. Kimberly Ann Hood Gloria Ann Hubbert Debra Ann Hughes Edith Hunt Margaret Jean Ко� еу Delores Jackson Elcust Jackson И Kenneth B. Jackson Nancy Jo Jackson Ronnie H. Jackson Wendy Jean Jackson Arwanda James Constance Marie Johnson Harvey J. Johnson Joe Jerome Johnson Marilyn Renee Johnson Perry Lee Johnson Robert Earl Johnson Toni Yvette Johnson Verlinder Johnson Brenda Joyce Jones Debra Ann Jones Earl Jones Ernestine Jones Shirley Ann Jones Telesia Faye Jones Cheryl Lynn Judd James Ruffin Key Beverly Jean King Randy Lee Krenz Christine Lynn LaBeau Vickie Ramona Landin Sylvester Leon Lane Julie Camille Laborte Ray Eugene Lauter Michael Lavern Lawson Connie Layton Esmerelda Serrato Ledesma Harold Joseph Lee Lupe Lerma Terry Ann Lewis Marlyn Ann Lilly Lisa Jonette Lindsay Linda Chanel Lindsey Ronald Edward Lintz Victor L. Little Clarence Bernard Loveless Jo Ana Louise Lown Evelyn Marie Mack Berma Kay Martin Gerald Laverne Martin Vern Allan Martin Alice Martinez Joaquin Garcia Martinez Anthony John.Maziarz Edward Joseph Maziarz Aaron Emanual McBride Staranne Louise McCallum Linda Ann McClain Lynnette Louise McDaniel Valerie Jean McDuffy Jacqueline McFarland David Lee McGee Dorothy Jean McKinley Denise Rochelle McKinney Cathy Jane McKinnon Dinah Lynn McMillon Richard Lee McMillon Lynn Ann McQuaid Walter James Meeks Sandra Jo Merrill Patricia Ann Merriweather Marsha Linette Mims Willie Leon Mitchell Theresa Ann Mocny Minnie Cecilia Moll Vera Lynnette Monroe Glenn Otis Moore Jo Ann Morgan Deborah Ann Morris Sharon Lenell Morris Sheila Renee Morris Aleta M. Moses Juan Ramon Munoz Margaret Murillo Doris Ann Myles Thomas Narvais, Jr. Ricky Joe Nash Robert Ricardo Nash Clematee Davis Nelson Michael Duane Nelums Jocelyn Michele Newsome Elijah Nobble, Jr. Rose Olivares Maria Gilda Reyna Olivare Arthur William O'Neal, Jr. Lillie O'Neal Richardo Anthony O'Neal Edward Lewis O'Polka Rosalinda Chavez Ortega john Ortiz Earnest Arthur Owens Christopher George Packard Gwendolyn Parks Josephine Laraine Parks Vernal Parm Laura Jean Parsley Gary Duane Patterson Bernard Keith Patton Princetta Payne Calvin E. Payton Francisco Pena Manuela Trevino Pena Debra Sharron Peoples Earnest J. Peoples Larry Brian Peoples Relinda Peoples Lucy Maria Perez Raymond Garcia Perez Harvey James Pershey Alvid B. Peters, Jr. Vicki Lynn Petty Bonn Jeanette Pickett Linda Pickett Delores Fay Pierson Charlotte Roseline Pinkston Frank Burke Placher Ronnie Pompey Julie Marie Poole Cynthia Ann Popielarz Jacqueline Doven Pought Marie Ann Prescott . Loretta Pritchett Ellis Purney II! Jon Phillip Quinn John Gary Rabideau Chris Allen Rajewski Gloria Ramirez Jackqueline Sue Ray Shirley Ray Connie Reeves Isaac Reeves Alice J. Reynolds Carolyn Denice Reynolds Sandra A. Richardson George Gerald Ricklefs Lester Roberson. Glenn Dale Robinson Jerry Dean Robinson Linda Joyce Robinson L.V. Robinson Sheryl Jean Robinson John Neal Rodgers, Jr. Julio Rodriquez, Jr. Michael Rodriguez Maria Margie Rosales Dan Rouster, Jr. Susan Marie Sadowski Alice Salinas Louella Sanders Sabrina Michelle Satchell Debra Ann Serrato Lynn Richard Sheard Diana Lynn Sheldon Deborah Lynn Siler Marie Kay Simmet Jim Simmons, Jr. Roosevelt Simmons, Jr. Veronica Ann Simmons Glen Simons, Jr. Mary Lynn Sims Aaron Clyde Smith Allen Duane Smith Beverly Ann Smith Carol Jo Smith Carolyn Louise Smith Reginold Smith Oral Robert Smith Pamela Renee Snow Julian Edward Stevenson Debra Lynn Steward Sandra Denise Steward Daniel Still Leslie Mae Stovall Otis Strickland, Jr. Frizzell Ca nary Sutherlin, Jr. Cleotis Swilley Katherine Ann Szymkowiak Linda Dianne Tatum Luther James Taybron Alvis Marrie Taylor Debra Renee Taylor Helen Taylor Jacqueline Desiree Taylor Quentin Sebastian Taylor Valerie Elaine Taylor Evelyn Terry Joyce Terry Herbert Haley Tesch, Jr. Carl Duane Thomas Hal Kim Thomas Marvin Wayne Thomas Bertha Ann Thompson David Louis Thompson Jack Dempsey Tillmon Mary Elizabeth Tinsley Richard Torres Ruth Torres Santos Cedena Torres Jeffrey William Townsend Francisco Trejo Charles Troublefield Rosemary Tucker Bobbie Jean Turner Inez Turner Victoria Lynn Turner Timothy William Tuzas Jeffery Tyson Albert Luis Vasquez Mary Elizabeth Vaughans 74 Shirley Villalba Margarita Villanueva Rondald Craig Wadley Emma J. Walker Larry Edward Walker Maurice Darrell Walker Westbrook Arthur Walker 11 Cynthia Jean Warren Belford White Washington Jacqueline Washington Jerry Eugene Washington Loretta Washington Reace Watley, Jr. Morris B. Webb Wallace Junior Webster Junita Weems Evelene Welch Timothy Edward.Wefense Dianne West Gwendelyn West Ariese Westbrook Carolyn Marie Weston Anthony Williams Brenda Adelene Williams Cleophus Williams Dwayne Oscar Williams Esper Williams Inez Williams Joanette Williams Larry Donell Williams Lazree Williams, Jr. Lestor Anthony Williams Regina Hendricks Williams Regina Quenia Willis Beth Anne Wilson Harold Wilson Michael Don Wilson Rebecca Elizabeth Winchester Debra Brunetta Windom Lavelt Jessie Winters Rosemary Winters Dennis John Wolpert Vera M. Woods Glen Wright Vicky Lynn Yancer Israel Solis Yanez Clarence York, Jr. Robin Duane Young Agrony Delois Youngblood Willis Youngblood, Jr. Victor Lum Yun Edward Andrew Zaremba Open the doors and letus in! Everybody party down. Who said we didn't have time to take a pose? Come о� and give just a little smile. T ЛЕРОН asss KOS ИРА e — - — q == — — === A ET eee irst. “Turn the lights down low and baby come close.” We're trying to get funky. A little drink to quench the th m COMMENCEMENT Commencement Seniors 480 to be exact Worried, Rushed Looking Ahead mpey Po о� � їе kie McFarla Czerney tt McFarl an: John Ellio € le a Johnson onl iane Gregory Gadd Margaret Itone Jack D a un que, c z 2 SE EE est Valedictorian — Jackie McFarland Salutatorian —Margaret Itoney Salutatorian — Gregory Gadd 1974 Honor Society: L. Adams, A. Aldridge, R. Alpin, L. Allison, C. Allen, E. Arizo, S. Bady, B. Bailey, S. Bailey, D. Baty, S. Bennett, D. Bird, C. Bray, R. Brewer, P. Burr, S. Bullock, B. Caverly, D. Czerney,B. Covington, W. Cozzolino, M. Comer, G. Cofield, B. Diggs, D. Dunham, B. Du- rek, C. Dymond, M. Edwards, J. Elliott, S. Fife, J. Flathau, G. Gadd, M. Garcia, B. Gearlds, L. Garrett, R. Guevara, M. Guerrero, W. Gunn, P. Hardin,. M. Hayes, K. Hawkins, К. Нега, G. Holmes, M. Itoney, A. James, A. Johnson, T. Johnson, B. King, E. Kinchen, R. Krenz, С. LaBeau, К. Lee, M. Lilly, L. Lindsay, E. Little, D. Lojek, A. Martinez, A. Maziarz, L. McDaniel, J. McFarland, L. McQuaid, M. Miller, T. Mocny, R. Nash, P. Payne, M. Pena, L. Perez, F. Placher, M. Poineau, T. Poineau, R. Pompey, C. Popielarz, C. Reeves, J. Robinson, L. Robinson, D. Sargent, M. Simmett, C. Smith, S. Villaba, W. Walker, M. Webb, T. Welense, A. Williams, B. Williams, B. Wilson, R. Winchester, R. Wyman, V. Yun. 13 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS 1974 Distinguished Alumnus was Mr. Burrows Morley. He was born September 15, 1908. During his elementa- ry years he went to the old Crary School then in the eighth grade he entered Saginaw High. He was quite active in school activities. Mr. Morley was a reporter for the school newspaper, he was a member of the Student Council, captain of the tennis team and presi- dent of the sophomore class. He also played the drums at school dances. In 1926 he graduated from Saginaw High as an Honor Student. He then attended Dartmouth College and received his degree in 1930; he then went to Tuck School of Busi- ness Administration and Finance. He was married in 1931 and went into business with his brothers. Mr. Morley fought in World War II after the war he came home and went back to the family business, “Morley Brothers.” More recently Mr. Morley has been a prime mover in the establishment of the Down- town Saginaw Mall. He also benefited other Saginaw Businesses and Clubs. Mr. Morley has helped Saginaw develope in many ways. So for his efforts we would like to give a SPECIAL SALUTE to our 36th Distinguished Alumnus, Burrows Morley. d a DIE ue ў e Ls FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Wilson, Denise Sargent; CENTER SEATED: Homecoming queen, Miss Bobbie N. Phillips; BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Lee, Elma Arizo. 16 14 HOMECOMING 74 October 25, 1974, Miss Bobbie N. Phillips was crowned Saginaw High’s Homecoming queen. She is the daugh- ter of Mr. Mrs. Curley Washington. Bobbie is a senior at Saginaw High, member of the Co-op Club, Senior Club, Future Teacher’s Club, and Travel Club. After high school, she plans to enter Michigan State Univer- sity to major in Elementary Education. Her court consisted of the following: 2nd runner-up Elma Arizo, 3rd runner-up Karen Lee, 4th runner-up Kathy Wilson, and 5th runner- up Denise Sargent. 17 Y | АС LVITIES E ath m o e , A a ict Aë, ‚ Simuel Craft, Donald Richardson, Lawerance White, Divid Ste- ren Lee, Michael Scott, Donna Covington, Margie Austin, Valarie - ` Y f А t s BACK ROW: Mrs. Neal, George Bender, Charles Dixon, Kenneth Johnson phenson, Eddie Barnett. MIDDLE SEATED: Dawnane Hueghy, Cecil Lee, Ka Nash, Cynthia Brown. FRONT SEATED: Diane Dixon, Gloria Payton. TRAVEL CLUB 8 New York over Christmas vaca- tion was a great experience for many students while there CAMPING CLUB For all you nature lover’s Mr. Rogers has the right club for you. If sleeping in the woods and cook- ing over a camp fire gets you high, join the Camp- ing Club. This year they've visited Glen Haven, Smokey Mountains and two other camping re- sorts. So if you didn't make the scene this year be sure to get in the action next year. Would you like to take a trip around the world or just to New York? Then the Travel Club is for you. All the stu- dents said it is a lot of fun. You live, eat and learn about | things in different cities and maybe even different coun- | tries. Mrs. Neal, who is in charge of the Travel Club said | she also enjoyed traveling and learning the habits of other people. She also remarked that the students also enjoy it. The Travel Club has visited many places such as New York, Paris, Washington and plan to go to many other places in the future. BACK ROW — (L TO R): Debra Palmer, Audry Bouchard, Pam Zietz. MIDDLE ROW — (L TO R): Mark Schmidt, Murry Culberson, Olga Torres, Linda Carter, Diane Hart, Lorie Carwile, Jerry Lucio, Joe Benway. SEATED — (L TO R); Mary Miska, Albert Bouchard, Kathy Works. 21 e INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB — FRONT ROW: Kenny Roberson, Greg Jackson, Jim White, Greg Grady, Andrew Bodiford. BACK ROW: Duane Williams, Joe Knowles, Rodney Francis, Ivory Jones, Marion Griffin. die THIS PAGE — ABOVE: Marion Griffin working with the vice. RIGHT: Andrew Bodiford finds his work very interesting. OPPOSITE PAGE — TOP LEFT: John Mott concentrates as Bonzell Taylor keeps score. BOWLING CLUB INDUSIRIAL ARTS If creating thing with wood is your thing than the Industrial Arts Club is for you. Mr. White who is in charge of the club said his club has been making many new things such as Light Boxes, picture frames and many more. All it takes is just a little time to make things from wood. This year's bowling team was started by Dr. Paige. Thirty students went out for the team, but only 20 re- mained at the end of the semester. The Bowlers said it was alot of fun and helped them to improve their bowling scores. The bowling team competed at the Bowling Bar. The highest scorer Mark Manry, who was asenior. TOP ROW: Ken Valley, Mark Poineau, Cecil Lee, James Boyd, Phillis Drake, Torye Louelen, Glenda Wardy, Thaddeas Williams, Michael Bee- mon. BOTTOM ROW: Bonzell Taylor, John Mott, Robert Hermandez, Deborah Toney, Brenda Haywood, Gloria Payton, Harold Wilson. 23 | FRNECH CLUB MEMBERS: (SITTING) Sar- ah Muniez, Gloria Payton, Myrtic Addi- son, Gail Kelly, Diane Dixon. (STANDING) Mrs. Neal, Fredick Wheeler, James Sego- via, Alice Alford, Ruby Pattern, Marlon Mores. ve SEE THIS PAGE — BELOW: Gloria Payton translates a menu to French. RIGHT: The Brotherhood Club participates in the Homecoming Parade. OPPOSITE PAGE — CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Neal discusses plans for the Friday celebration. BOTTOM LEFT: Diane Dixon creates a French Menu. BROTHERHOOD MEMBERS: STANDING: Ms. Iwanieuks, Juan Rodriguez, Bobby Smith, Jerry Lucio, Derle Barnes, Vicki Rodrieguez, Reuben Alivarez. SITTING: Laurie Walters, Tom Bryson, Marie Olivarey, Jesse Villareal, Lasaro Narvais. FRENCH AND BROTHERHOOD The French Club has a holiday every Friday when they cele- brate “French Culture Day”. The Club prepares French food, creates menus, and speaks only French. They also took a trip to Toronto, Canada to explore that cities French cul- ture and history. The Brotherhood Club was on of the few participants in the Homecoming parade this year. Most members worked hard to make it one of the best. The club was formed to promote understanding between students. 25 СО-ОР Who said you had to have a job to be a member of the со- op club? Since last November, the students have been selling Tur- tles, Christmas Bell, and candy canes to raise money for a co-op banquet in May. The co-op club is headed by Mrs. Beer which consists of both junior and senior student totally approximately 40 members. EE | i 1 i | | | | | —— LEFT: Emma Gaiter checks over some very important paper work. TOP: Alice Martinez shows the proper office proce- dures. ABOVE: Dorothy Jackson answers the telephone, only one of the things a secretary is expected to do. LEFT: Surprise! Fred takes time out from a busy schedule for a smile. BOTTOM LEFT: Chris looks up a company's name in the rooster. BELOW: Switchboard operating is easy once you get the hang of it. 27 28 SERVICE CENTER, LIBRARY HELPERS No one really knows how valuable a little help can be, but without the aid of the Student Service Cen- ter and library helpers, a lot of people would be in a real bad fix. The library helpers do such jobs as straighten shelves, check out material, put magazines together, а� а а� у other work that librarians see fit. SSC helpers also perform little tasks. For instances, they run errands, take phone calls, type, and any- thing else that would keep the center running smoothly. So if you’re interested in learning more about the library or being a SSC helper volunteer now! øk ы ie к d gut gram gue MICHIGAN. STUDENT SERVICE CENTER HELPERS ARE: Pam Monger, Cherie Stevenson, Linda Carter, Linda Walters, Bernard Rogers, Brenda Harris, Lydia Moore, Annie Johnson, Edward King. TOP RIGHT: Kai Bailey helps, by looking up information for a counselor. RIGHT: Annie Johnson types up some dai- ly forms. OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Freddie Tinsley straighten books on a shelf. RIGHT: Mrs. M. Laeding helps students find information on materials they need. e і LIBRARY HELPERS ARE: Cindy Thornton, Manuel Burton, Diane Hart, Linda Garcia, Rosalind Lewis, Margaret Jimnez. 1st. SEMESTER HELP- ERS: V. Casey, J. Adams, J. McKinnon, D. Harris, A. Valtz. LIBRARIANS: C. Schluckbier, M. Laeding. WHO IS THAT? СУММА BOARD OF VONT DREI UN STUDENT RER | i å f $ 30 S S . THIS PAGE — TOP: Student Council organizes а basket- ball game between the girls basketball team and the women faculty. CENTER: Mike Scott, Debra Edwards and Tina Barnes make plans for the “bomb” class of 1975. BELOW LEFT: President Mike Scott presents a Fel- low Award to Mr. Pierce. BELOW RIGHT: Gene P. Nuckoll raps with the student council to help Saginaw | High be a better school. OPPOSITE PAGE — LEFT: Shar- | on Edwards wants to be recognized so she can express | her opinion. BOTTOM: Peggy Lawrence, Steve Harris, Emerson Baty and Carla Morton are getting it together for hopes of good year. SIUDENI COUNCIL Student Council was formed to plan school activities throughout the school year. The Council was voted in by the students, by electing officers to represent their class. The officers are, President, Michael Scott, Vice-President, Marvin Brown and Secretary, Tina Barnes. The Council plans most of the activities that goes on in school, for example, pep rallies, Helen of Troy and Government exchange day. With the help from a few teachers and staff members the Council has really done a good job for 1974-75 school year. THIS PAGE — TOP: Student Council organizes а basket- ball game between the girls basketball team and the women faculty. CENTER: Mike Scott, Debra Edwards and Tina Barnes make plans for the “bomb” class of 1975. BELOW LEFT: President Mike Scott presents a Fel- low Award to Mr. Pierce. BELOW RIGHT: Gene P. Nuckoll raps with the student council to help Saginaw High be a better school. OPPOSITE PAGE — LEFT: Shar- on Edwards wants to be recognized so she can express her opinion. BOTTOM: Peggy Lawrence, Steve Harris, Emerson Baty and Carla Morton are getting it together for hopes of good year. ar år М. жыйы� ER ne NA (UE A TT „ым (Шакы eeh SIUDENI COUNCIL Student Council was formed to plan school activities throughout the school year. The Council was voted in by the students, by electing officers to represent their class. The officers are, President, Michael Scott, Vice-President, Marvin Brown and Secretary, Tina Barnes. The Council plans most of the activities that goes on in school, for example, рер rallies, Helen of Troy and Government exchange day. With the help from a few teachers and staff members the Council has really done a good job for 1974-75 school year. LA FAMILIA The Mexican Graduate Club was made up of the senior Mexicans at Saginaw High. The club is mixed in with the La Familia Club, which means | “family club”. There are no officers in this club. The club has a council of four seniors, juniors, and sophomores. The council represents all Chicanos. Once a Chi- cano gets into trouble or suspended from school, he must apologize to the council before he is reinstated back into the club. The council then in return, decides whether to let him back in. Also the club goes on many trips, providing that they each buy atote bag and Chicano pin. RIGHT: Geannie and Margrete stand near a globe in Ontario on a La Familia trip. OPPOSITE PAGE: David Yonez and Ed- mond Murillo, accompanied by Mr. Gallegos at the Science Center in Toronto, Ontario. Mexican Graduates are: (FRONT ROW) Ricky Vaga, Jimmie Resendez, Larry Narvais, Alma Arizo, Therese Costillo, Olga Oretgon. (SECOND ROW) John Cueves, Fred Gonzales, Roy Montoya, Connie Gonzales, Adolph Santoya, Daniel Hueta. (THIRD ROW) Carmen Murrillo, Diane Villanueuva, Joe Martinez, Yolanda Rodriquez, Christine De Leon, John Perez. (FOURTH ROW) Joe Serrato, Tony Martinez, Joe Guteriez, David Guteriez, Lionel Rodriquez. (BACK ROW) Rudy Guerrero, Julian Hernandez, Richard De La Cruz, Mario Guteriez, Jessie Villareal, Len- ny Segure, Mondo Urivez, Nancy Costillo, Gerald Lucio, Mr. Gallegos, Joey Martinez. La Familia members are: (FIRST ROW) M. Urivez, N. Castillo, J. Canales, T. Villanueva, D. Vasques, A. Arizo, L. Narvias, J. Serrato. (SECOND ROW) C. Gonzales, R. Montoya, D. Lumdres, C. Gonzales, K. Tovar, M. Flores, J. Chappins, J. Hernandez, C. Orozco. (THIRD ROW) D. Yanez, R. Martinez, E. Murillo, J. Perez, C. De Leon, P. Cueller, O. Oretgon, T. Castillo, J. Flores. (FOURTH ROW) Y. Oranjo, J. Rosales, E. Pena, J. Gonzales, J. Rodea, D. Hueta, К. Santoya, C. Dela Cruz, Y. Rameriz. (FIFTH ROW) J. Martinez, C. Vasquez, M. Garcia, R. Roblin, J. Corando,N. Hueta, J. Rueiz, C. Ciseneros, 1. Martinez. (SIXTH ROW) J. Guteriez, A. Martinez, R. Vaga, A. Gonzales, P. Ortez, R. Guverra, V. Vargas, D. 1 Medina. (SEVENTH ROW) D. Narvias, R. Guzman, U. Mosquerda, P. Lozano, C. Murillo, D. Villaneueva, L. Teneque, A. Barron, M. Guteriez. (EIGHTH ROW) J. Garcia, A. Loperina, J. Villerreal, J. Martinez, D. Guteriez, L. Segura, L. Rodriguez, D. Guteriez, J. Martinez. (NINTH ROW) A. Lopez, D. Villereal, D. Gonzales, G. Lucio, R. De La Cruz, E. Huerta, D. Ohnerez, M. Guteriez. (BACK ROW) Mr. Gallegos, D. Ontrie, C. Narvais, J. Hernandez, R. Garcia, J. Chevas, R. Dela Cruz, J. Resendas. Chicano Council Members are: (FRONT ROW) Antonio Martinez, Thomas Villanueva, Elma Arizo, Theresa Costillo. (SECOND ROW) Arthur Barron, Cruz Gonzales, Christine Orozco, Margrete Flores, Eva Pena. (BACK ROW) David Vasquez, Alexander Lopez, Lionel Rodriquez, David Narvais, Isabelle Martinez, Mr. Gallegos. SSC Members аге: D. Dillard, L. Harris, M. Banks, M. Scott, С. Lawrence, R. Reese. BACK ROW: С. Dixon, W. Evans, L. Lunnie, M. Surles, B. Sanders, M. Brown, P. Mounger, J. Pickett, D. Reynolds, K. Lee, A. Johnson, C. McMillan, and S. Hall. ABOVE: Senior Central Committee plans the prom. RIGHT: Michael Scott goes over Graduation plans. JAZZ BAND See This year's band was directed by Mr. Raul Gian- nasi, who is in charge of it. Mr. Giannasi said all are working hard and with a little more prac- | tice, in time it is hoped the Band will be march- ing again. They have played at the Christmas show with the soul choir. Michael Scott heads the Senior Central Com- mittee but it is more of a group committee with everyone getting involved. They planned the prom, Senior picnic, and Senior Banquet. They meet once every two weeks to work out the problems at our school and try to find ways to make them better which is a worth while pro- ject for Saginaw High. Right on S. C. C. !!! — I w ann эй LEFT: Percussion section plays. ABOVE: James Goines takes a break from activity. TOP LEFT: Daryl Reynolds plays “Pick Up the Pieces.” 37 Jazz Band, Рот Рот Squad. If music is your thing, then the Saginaw High Jazz Band can provide for you music that can capture your most deepest and unforgettable memories. The Jazz Band was started last year by Mr. Giannasi; the band director, who has been teaching band for 16 years. All his talent has combined with the bandand formed the best Jazz Band. The Varsity and J. V. Pom Pom Squad was started this year by Mrs. Starks and Mr. Davis. There were many young ladies who went out but only a few made it. They have performed at the Civic Center and at our home games doing many new dances like “Kung Fu”, “Sexy Ida” and many more. TOP LEFT: Clifford and Scott play a Sax duo. TOP RIGHT: Delores practices the Piano. RIGHT: Jeffrey Mckinnon plays the Claves. OPPOSITE PAGE: Linda Dances to “Pick up the Pieces”. RIGHT: Cheryl does the “Sexy IDA.” k. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are — BACK ROW: Fazelett Beamon, Eidie Haekin, Cynthia Scroggins. FRONT ROW: Mary Derby, Joann Broaden, Bridget Potts. POM-POM, BAND Varsity Cheerleaders are — BACK ROW: Cheryl Moors, Jo Jo Baker, Lydia Martin, Berlean Payne. FRONT ROW: Wanda Scott, Sharon Mitchell, Tracey Johnson, Linda Kemp. f S м e di т T LB a Varsity Cheerleaders are: Captain Billie Sue Chaffer, Barbara Morton, Terri Johnson. BACK ROW: Cynthia Collins, Gwen Morton, Shirley Phillips. TREE EEE zt XA 5 PR aan: THIS PAGE — ABOVE: Pe 88y practices a football cheer. CENTER RIGHT: Ms. Foster talks over а new cheer with James Williams. RIGHT: Things break ир as Gwen tries а pyramid formation. OP- POSITE PAGE: Shirley, Gwen and Cynthia lead the cheer in cold weather. BOTTOM RIGHT: Do it Trojans! Do it! FRONT ROW: Diane Blackman, Carla Morton, Debra Edwards. BACK ROW: Freida Thomas, James Williams; Asst. Coach, Peggy Lawrence. CHEERLEADERS The Varsity and ). V. Cheerleaders have done a very fine job at the Football and Basketball games. We lost some and won some, but whether we won or lost our cheerleaders were there to cheer the team on. This year’s Coach was Mrs. Jackie Foster, who has been working with the cheerleaders. Since 73 all has been put to good use to make our cheerleaders the best in Michigan. CHOIRS Ms. Marian C. McKinnie has all of the choirs this year as she did last year. She had many plans for this years Soul Choir, such as putting on a Christmas show for the student body and for the open public in addi- tion to performing for local Jr. High schools. They also planned trips to other cities such as Detroit, Flint, Midland, and also local churches. Ms. McKinnie musical accompanists Mr. Ron- nie Bryant (S.H.S. grad.) and the Soul Choir also | plan to appear at nearby colleges, Delta, | Northwood among others. | The Soul Choir was involved in a program of selling light bulbs to purchase material to make | some new robes. Trojanaires: (FRONT ROW) B. Durek, D. Edward, O. Shaper, D. Dunn, R. Robelin. BACK ROW: F. Fife, D. Williams, D. Ste- venson, L. McFadden, T. Bryson. Missing from picture: T. Johnson and L. V. Matthews. Soul Choir (FRONT ROW) Director Marian C. McKinnie, D. Madlock, V. Wills, В. Morton, S. Doss, D. Lawrence, D. Dunn, F. Fife, J. Williams, S. McDaniel, C. Fentress, J. Koger, T. Brown, S. Buck, R. Pittman. (SECOND ROW) W. Scott, G. Kinchelow, A. Jones, F. Woodall, L. V. Mat- thews, T. Bryson, J. Silbas, D. Williams, M. Catholic, C. Stevenson, F. Tinsley. (THIRD ROW) R. Webb, J. George, S. Johnson, D. Abraham, L. McFadden, G. Gilford, Q. Fuller, L. Bryant, J. Baker, B. Parkr, O. Sharper. FOURTH: K. Land, D. Stephenson, H. Wells, K. Johnson, R. Flowers. Missing from Picture Mr. Ronnie Bryant Accompanist. OPPOSITE PAGE — TOP RIGHT: Mrs. McKinnie plays piano. MIDDLE: Barbra Martin, Darlene Dunn, Sharon Doss, Ronda Weff, prepare. BOT- TOM: Second hour choir sings. THIS PAGE — LEFT: Casanda Williams sings “White Christmas”. ABOVE: Daelene Dunn and Willie McAfee sing “Winter Wonderland”. BLACK HISTORY WEEK To honor Black History week, the Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores presented an assembly program for all stu- dents and faculty. Each class prepared and presented its own special contribution. The Seniors sang a very timely and inspirational song and presented the reading of a creative poem by its author, Daryl Reynolds. The Juniors had Ms. Renee Smith as their guest speaker from Delta College. She presented a very fervent readings of several poems by female authors. The Sophomores presented a choral reading of black poetry and did a creative dance which was preformed by three members of the class from the record, “Is It Because I’m Black”. s... OPPOSITE PAGE: LOWER LEFT — Ms. Renee Smith read many selections form “Understand- ing The New Black Poems.” TOP RIGHT: Eddie Parker, Ronnie and Roger Bryant backgrounds Tina Barnes as she sings “Bridge Over Trouble Waters.” CENTER RIGHT — This student ob- serves one of the schools many displays during Black History week. BOTTOM RIGHT — Daryl Reynolds recites one of his own creative poems. BOTTOM LEFT —Fay Beeman shows off her tal- ent by doing a creative dance. CENTER LEFT — Emerson Baty, Debra Edwards, and Anthony Pickett read a selection from the black writer Langston Hughes. FASHIONS Students at SHS have their fashions together with the look of the Twenties. The Gatsby look is the current vogue also called the gangster look. For young ladies it means middie skirts in plaids and polka dots, to go with the latest stack shoes. For young men a brim hat is essential along with short leather jackets, nylon shirts and thin knit sweaters for the layered look. OPPOSITE PAGE — ТОР: Joe Hunt is wearing a black leather jacket with a nylon shirt andblack shoes. BOTTOM LEFT: Cindy Jackson is wearing a 20's two piece with a hood and matching shoes. BOTTOM RIGHT: Brenda Parker has on a two | | Mor. K i5 ' : | ена piece pants outfit і� crushed corduroy. THIS = PAGE — LEFT: In style shoes are Gold, Red and Brown clay sole wedge-heels. BO ТОМ LEFT: Roosevelt Shivers wears a short leather Jacket with a knit tank top and brim hat. Willie Walker is wearing a short leather with a fur collar over a nylon shirt and knit pants with a brim. BELOW: Jevene Hall brightens the library with a blazer jacket over a solid sweater and plaid skirt. 45414948 HAPPENINGS essit bw Michael Scott Marvin Brown Tina Barnes | ai Lenora Abraham Audrey Abraitis Augustine Adams Jackie Adams Betty Adkins | Vanessa Almond Charlene Amos Elma Arizo Jolie Armstrong Veronica Artiz Raymond Bady Kai Bailey Anthony Ball Susie Baskin Rae Anne Bissonette Audrey Bouchard Milton Barnes Sheila Blackwell Tangela Broaden x... Sharon Beemon Linda Boozer Gwendolyn Brooks Eddie Barnett - Robert Berger Michael Boshans Cathy Brown Marvin Brown Osborne Burks Brian Burns Roxanne Calhoun Ethel Carringdon Janice Pickett contemplating. 4 54 Ey Michael Scott, Senior Class President, leading school in Pep Assembly. Charles Casey Nanette Castillo Theresa Castillo Sharron Carter Taybi Castle Linda Coleman Patricia Cole Sylvia Cook Rose Coon John Ciszewski Carla Cooper 55 4 Betty Cunningham SU ы SI SS EE = GL ES a EZ E ў een Caroline Daoust Fred Czerewko Patricia Dawkins Dottie Davenport Pam Dawkins Carlos Deleon Christina Deleon Debra Dillard Charles Dixon Fredrick Dixon Janice Donald Lorraine Douglas Evelyn Doxie Ronald Doxie Dan Dunham 57 58 Williene Evans Dee Ann Fisk Bryan Farrell Jamie Flathau Emma Gaiter Juanita George Sylvia George Shari Gibson Gloria Gills ZB Connie Gonzales Stephanie Hall Alfred Gonzales bh Teresa Goodman Rudy Guevara Frances Ham Vickie Harrell Linda Harris | | | “Who me, asleep? — ia Gloria Henderson Walter Hendrix 60 Tony Hernandez Donald Hill Ruben Hill Brent Holley Judy Holloway Gregory Jackson Annie Johnson Johnnie Mae Johnson Kent Johnson Sheila Johnson Shirley Johnson Terri Johnson 61 Trojans showi Kevin Jones Deborah Jumper Linda Jumper Cindy Kapp Gail Kelly Gwen Kinchelow x Edna Kinchen Gregory Kohlheim Carl Lane Perry Laury Sheila Lawrence Debra Layton Karen Lee Louise L ent Ezekiel Little Dawn Lojek | Linda Lunnie Myra McKether Donald Madden Delores Madlock Mark Manry Alice Martinez Antonio Martinez Artis Mattews Kip Michela Debbra Miller Cheryl Mitchell Louis Moll Cheryl Moore Gloria Mora Slyvester Morris RE Oe Connie Rembisz studies for an exam. Dennis Morrison Barbara Morton i 66 Cheri Nash pum Bonnie Peoples David Nelson John Perez Wendy Petrie Lasaro Narvais Bobbie Phillips Denise Pierson Mark Poineau Luella Pritchett Terri Quaal Sheila Rankins Paul Reed —— Krystal Powell Darnice Quarles Bonnie Rembisz Jimmy Resendez 67 TE изә йи тШ —p)sa— 68 Debra Reynolds Debbie Roberts dë Ё Ww� Rick Roenicke Kim Rodriquez Pamela Rondo Janette Robinson Yolanda Rodriauez Linda Rutland Adolph Santoya Denise Sargent Linda Savage Jim Schmidt Wanda Scott i Angenel Shipman 4 od ` q = um. | Jerry Silbas Edith Slade Emanuel Sledge Bobby Smith 69 ER и ыы Сы Г Michael Smith James Spellman Carolyn Stovall | Mary Sweigart Jeanette Swilley Yvonne Swilley Chester Sykes 70 | | | jr Olga Torres x | Osmond Urivez Irene Vance | Diana Villanueva Jesse Villareal Alonzo Voltz Donald Walker 71 | | | Kathy Wilson Daryl Watson Gisele Williams Constance Wilson Lillian Wilson Gloria Williams Felicia Woodall Donald Williams Mildred Williams Dwight Woods qd Ee Sarah Works Robin Wyman Pam Zeitz Mary Kathy Worthy 73 TOP LEFT: Brian Hohisel makes а save ї� front of the goal. TOP RIGHT: Center Mark Poineau breaks for the goal. BOT- TOM: Hohisel blocks a Freeland shot. CENTER LEFT: Defenseman Ken Duby steals the puck. HOCKEY 75 This year Saginaw High formed a Hockey team. Coaching the team was Edward Whitney, who resides in Bay City. We had some very rough competition but our Tro- jans never gave up. The members of the team were Ken Valley, Ken Maliszewski, Brian Hohisel, Bill Forge, Jody Forge, Bruce Johnson, Darrel Beyers, Keith Williams, Don Dudek, Carlos DeLeon, Ken Duby, David Vasquez, and Mark Poineau. x TRACK TRACK TEAM (1973-74) Coming off a very successful 1973 track year; whereas Saginaw High reigned as Class A Track and Field State Champs, the Trojans were in the process of rebuilding during the 1974 season. | There were many bright spots ї� the performance of SHS trackmen. The 1974 team won 3 dual meets | which were more than it has during the two pre- | vious seasons when the Trojans were State Run- | ner-ups (1972) and State Champs (1973). Thus, this | was indicative of the fact that the 1974 team and | greater all- around performance or balance, but didn't have such stellar athletes as Reggie Jones, | Bob Chapman, Willie Dawkins, and Larry Brad- | | shaw. The former were all lost due to graduation. | The Trojans sprint relays (440 and 880) proved to | | be very tough, for they recorded the best times in the county and both teams qualified and placed in the state meet. hold-overs from last year's team who will be counted heavy upon in the sprint races this com- ing season. Senior Henry McClung, is expected to be one of the best hurdlers in the state — if not the best. | | | Dan Abraham and Reginald Carter, Seniors, are Promising juniors such as Carl Tinsely, Ricky И Flowers, Mark Scott а� а Ronald Darden will also be counted heavily upon. PS p së ` E ш 1974 Track Team — FIRST ROW: Ken Dozier, Thomas Narvais, Bob Gaines, Larry Foster, Quentin Taylor, Gerald Martin. SECOND ROW: Hen- | гу McClung, Danny Abraham, Howard Taylor, Donald Walker, Bryant Тгарр, Murray Culberson, Frank Randle. THIRD ROW: Anthony Wash- ington, Mark Scott, Reggie Carter, Carl Tinsley, Ronald Darden, Todd Taylor, Rickey Flowers, William Eckles. FOURTH ROW: Coach Richard- son, Coach Ford, Coach Adair. oe май ә. ANA ii I Roe Opposite Page, TOP, RIGHT: Murray Culberson, a top mile runner. BOTTOM: We will miss Larry Foster for his fine performances. This Page, LEFT: Henry McClung, No. 1 Hurdler. ABOVE: Ron Darden will be counted upon heavily for his running ability. THIS PAGE — TOP RIGHT: Randy Gadd finishing his serve. THIS PAGE — MIDDLE LEFT: Mark Poineau stretches for another perfect serve. THIS PAGE — BOTTOM: Dennis Bird really putting his mind into his back-hand swing. OPPOSITE PAGE — TOP LEFT: This REALLY looks like alot of effort was put into it. OPPOSITE PAGE — TOP RIGHT: It seems as if everyone has their own “style”. OPPOSITE PAGE — CENTER: Greg Gadd takes it easy on his forward swing. OPPOSITE PAGE — BOTTOM LEFT: Another member of our team in action. —— E ills be ln ЛШ Bi 2 Last year our tennis team had а rough season. Our team had nev- er won a match but our No. 1 doubles team was never unde- feated. That team consisted of Greg Gadd and Jeff Tyson. Coach- ing the team last year was Mr. Jim Jones, who is not at SHS this year. Joining our coaching staff this year is Mr. Dan Knapp, who will be coaching our tennis team in its 1975 season. Last years team con- sisted of Jeff Tyson, Greg Gadd, Dennis Bird, Randy Gadd, Mark Poineau, Victor Little, and Rudy Barron. BASEBALL 74 The five victories which Saginaw High’s baseball team won last year represents the most baseball victories in five years. The team still has a long way to go before it will become a contender for the championship. How- ever, the strides which have been made over the last couple of years indicate that the program is on the up swing. Last year’s record of 5 wins and 11 loses could be im- proved upon this year if the pitching proves to be ade- quate. “We got good performances from many of our players last year,” commented Mr. Hunt, “those deserving special recognition include Tom Thornton, Randy Al- pin, Issac Reeves, and Tony Gnotec.” Varsity Baseball Team, BACK ROW,L to R: Darrell Reynolds, Jim Schmidt, Julio Rodri Connie Reeves, FRONT ROW, L to R: Coach Hunt, Ricky Cirillo, Issaac Reeves, Tom Thornton, Glend ez, Esper Williams, Dave Walters, (Mgr.) quez, Randy Alpin, Charles Troublefield, Tony Gnotek, ale Robinson, Larry Williams, David Per- JE ae E Junior Varsity Baseball Team, BACK ROW, L TO R: Bill Ugartechea, Roy Buck, Paul Donald, Anthony Lenoir, Coach E. Whitney. ЕКОМТ ROW, L TO R: Harold Wilson, Bernard Patton, Dan Sadowski, Wally Linter (Mgr.), Tom Carpenter, Jeff Miller. VARSIIY SCORES SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SCH ES senz +... eg нб E, onte Flint Central Flint Central Flint Southwestern Flint Southwestern Bay City Central Bay City Central Midland Midland Flint Central Flint Central Bay City Western Bay City Western Flint Southwestern Flint Southwestern Bay City Central Bay City Central Bay City Western Midland SHS = Midland SHS E Tournament — SHS E Bay City Handy SHS Со СУ A — Ко Со ї� یں‎ CO СУ — © оо +. ho + соо N د‎ O N © О N N N N Q sch + — HI о N — O Opposite Page, TOP RIGHT: The ball went foul again! Opposite Page, LEFT: Varsity team plans their strategy. This Page, RIGHT: Sophomore Roy Buck heads for first. e e 81 VARSITY FOOTBALL = “Naturally we are very dissappointed in the results of this past football season. We had hopes in the beginning of the year for a pretty good season. As you know, we started late. We had very little work during the summer due to | | the board stating there would be no sports | program. | We feel that we will have about 12 good seniors | next year in addition to our league champion J.V. team who will of course be juniors. We expect to carry about 45 to 50 players on the varsity. From this years varsity, we are expecting good | | performances from Byron Pridgeon, William Ugartechea, Mark Scott, David Stephens, Tom Carpenter, Gerald Mitchell, Kirk Washington, Bernard Rodgers, Ricky Flowers, Robert Gloss, Roy Buck and David Walters. If we can keep all of our fine young players working during off season, and keep a positive attitude, I am sure we will experience a turn around in our foot- ball program.” — Coach Hunt = аф. år ES sp ER, EN ERRADA ANA lig deci Cos RUN SLA BLAM OPPOSITE PAGE — TOP: Bryon Prifgeon sets up to pass. BOTTOM: The Trojan De- fense stops Central's offensive run. THIS PAGE — LEFT: Lucius Wafer starts off the game. ROW 1. Frank Randle, David Walters, Gary Watkins, Kirk Washington, Mark Jackson, David Stephens, Carl McMillian, Danny Abraham. ROW 2. Coach Thomas, Robert Gloss, Emmett Thomas, Marlon Moses, Lucius Waffer, Tom Carpenter, Bernard Rodgers, David Taylor, Chester Syk- eys, Daryl Reynolds, Albert Johnson, Bryon Prigon, Rickie Flowers, Mark Scott, Bryon Trapp, Roy Buck, Coach Milan. mr: orae ji A == mit! i A = es EEA ДЕР СИЕ TOP: Daryal Regnolds Rushes for а first down. RIGHT: Trojan defense tightens up on Central’s offense. Opposite Page — TOP LEFT: Marlon Moses being assisted by Pat Marcogliese, our J.V. coach. TOP RIGHT: Defense is the name of the game as they do a little game tackeling. BOT- TOM: David Stephens coming up from his line backer spot to put a stop to Central's team offense. GN ee EEE NEN een beweege винайти на а E ee REESE J.V. FOOTBALL CHAMPS This year's Junior Football Team completed it's best season in the last four years when it finished up with a 6-1-1 record. Along with this fine record, two honors were achieved. (1) They won the Junior Varsity Champi- onship for the Eastern half of the Saginaw Valley. (2) They brought the Little Brown Jug back to Saginaw High (The Jug is symbolic of the City's Junior Varisty Champions.). Coach Pat Marcogliese and Coach Ostrander Lane were very happy and proud of the way these young men performed. The team was held together by the ”PRIDE AND UNITY” these young men exhibited among themselves and the coaching staff. It is im- possible to predict just how well the Junior Varsity players will do on varsity level competition in these next two years at Saginaw High. If they continue with the attitude and enthusiasm that they exhibited during this past Football season, it would be very dif- ficult to deny them success on the Varsity level. Saginaw Arthur Hill Saginaw Bay City Western Saginaw Flint Southwestern Saginaw Bay City Central Saginaw Midland Saginaw Flint Central Saginaw Bay City Handy Saginaw Arthur Hill : а | | a a A i f’ ست‎ w . м TOP: Trojans Defense gets it all together with game tackeling. ABOVE: Charlie Smith gets another first down for the Trojans. LEFT: Jeff Miller hands off to Charlie Smith for a short gain. OPPOSITE PAGE LOWER LEFT: Charlie Smith runs into the end zone. OPPOSITE PAGE LOWER RIGHT: Larosa Brown doing some of fine catching that help the Trojans all sea- son long. LS S MC A q ` SAGINAK : ARR SABINA SAGIN „� Eastern Valley Champs: FRONT ROW — Vincent Burton, Dave Scroggins, Sam Fort, Charlie Smith, LaRosa Brown, Cliff Hardaway, Emerson Baty, J.D. Brown, Dale Brothers, Nat Still, Ken Williams. SECOND ROW — Leroy Allen, Jeff Miller, Ken MeKether, James Scott, Patrick Jackson, Steve Serrato, Anthony Pickett. THIRD ROW — Rex Bridgewater, Bobby Jones, Alex McDoniels, Arlee Williams, Clinnon Johnson, John Schmidt, Robin McFee, Charlie Swift, Harold Johnson, Fred Fife, Benard Atwater. FOURTH ROW — David Reed, Brent Hall, Dean Pruitt, Fred Hinley, Michael Martin, Larry Truss, Clarence West, Bruce Walker, Arthur Evans, David Austin, Eugene Guster. BACK ROW — Ben Hopkins, Coach Lane, Coach Marcogliese. Ж Kap чене жи� ик нчө 2t TRIERER е. | “BASKETBALL” The 74-75 Basketball team played together as a team. There were no individual outstanding players as past | years. The players had tremendous spirit for the season. They were always pulling for each other. Losing to Flint Southwestern on our court made our players stronger. The strength made the Trojans an even better team in the tour naments. The team gained more experience and better yet, more confidence. STANDING: Coach Coles, Carl McMillian, Charles Casey, Willie Reed, Paul Roby, Ellis Williams, Paul Dawkins, Terry Noble, Mike Peaterson. KNEELING: Curtis Wilson, Henry Johnson Jr., Milton Barnes, Arthur Culbert, Kenny Roberson, Howard Coleman. Missing: Andrew Bodiford, үч LER = PR W A, TOP OPPOSITE PAGE — Arthur Culbert scores against Arthur Hill. TOP LEFT — Paul Roby pivots for an easy bucket. LEFT—Carl McMillian leaps high for rebound. ABOVE — Terry Noble shoots for two. Flint Central Pontiac Central Bay City Western Flint Southwestern Highland Park Ottawa Hills St. Joseph Arthur Hill Bay City Flint Northwestern Midland Pontiac Flint Central Arthur Hill Bay City Western Flint Southwestern Flint Northwestern Bay City Central Flint Northern Midland OPPOSITE PAGE, FAR LEFT — Arthur Culbert fires from 15 feet out. RIGHT — Kenny Roberson sets up play. BOTTOM — Paul Dawkins beats his man for an easy bucket. THIS PAGE BELOW— “Dr. C” is all you can see. BOTTOM LEFT — Roby scores two of his 22 points against Arthur Hill. LEFT — Paul Dawkins tips over a Bay City Western forward. ` SN А | J.V. BASKETBALL Marshall Thomas, in his first year as J. V. coach, ended the season with a 16-4 record. He worked with 17 players, a large number for a J. V. squad. Each player always did their part, whether playing or supporting their teammates. They never let each other down. There was never any difficulty in coaching this squad. Coming from three different Junior Highs, the team’s players combined the experience and abilities to make a well-organized team. THIS PAGE, TOP RIGHT: Kenny Land sets pick for LaRosa Brown. RIGHT: William Bond throws cross-court pass. OPPOSITE PAGE, LEFT: David Ray shoots over Arthur Hill. RIGHT: Ricky Flow- ers makes a three point play. Flint Central Pontiac Central Bay City Western Flint South Western Highland Park Ottawa Hills St. Joseph Arthur Hill Bay City Flint Northwestern Midland Pontiac Central Flint Central Arthur Hill Bay City Western Flint Southwestern Flint Northwestern Bay City Central Flint Northern Midland STANDING — Eugene Bates, mgr., Steve Harris, Barry Richardson, Kenny Land, Sherman Bell, David Ray, Ivory Jones, Ed Green, Brent Hall, Ricky Flowers, Coach Thomas. KNEELING—Larosa Brown, Kevin Poston, Robert Dawkins, William Bond, Karl Williams, Charlie Smith, Antho- ny Pickett, mgr. Missing, Vincent Burton. dz STANDING: Mrs. Starks, Maudine Vance, Carol McMillan, Emma Scott, Brenda Parker, Renee Gibson. KNEELING: Tina Barnes, Lana Spellman, Gail Beemon, Cyntha Miller. GIRLS BASKETBALL Sharon Beemon Saginaw High girl's basketball team won their second consecutive Class A District title. The Tro- jans qualified for the finals with their win over Arthur Hill with a score of 55-49. The Class A Dis- trict game pitted the Trojans against Bridgport with a 67-38 win. The Trojans ended their season with a 8-5 record. Emma Scott lead an average of 28 rebounds a game, and Trojans senior, Sharon Beemon aver- age 22 points a game. The outstanding player of the regional game was Cyntha Miller with a total of 22 points a game. The Trojans are looking forward to another out- standing season next year. The most valuable se- nior player was, Sharon Beemon and outstanding guard Tina Barnes will be missed. But, the Trojans are strong and will bounce back on its feet. LEFT: Trojans checks its man. LEFT CENTER: Sharon Bemon hits two toward victory. BELOW: Deborah Len- oir shoot from foul line. MEE FN STANDING: Mrs. Starks, Deborah Toney, Donna Beemon, Joanne Goodman, Anna Menzie, Patrice Broxton, Carol Reid, Linda Barnett. KNEELING: Helen Haynes, Deborah Lenoir, Ivene Guevara, Deborah Shuckleford, Ursual Garman, Sabrina Morris. MISSING: Martha Jack- son, Irene Vance, Lavene Govan. | i å | Е | Wrestling Team: (TOP ROW) Coach James White, George Walker, Harold Johnson, Ке� McKethen, Kirk Washington, Jerr Bandy. (BOTTOM ROW) James Scott, Alfred Blackwell, David Dixson, Bobby Martin, Kenny Williams. Missing; Gary Watkins, Michael Pruitt, Robert Brooks. WRESILING Saginaw wrestling team this year consisted of 14 out- standing wrestlers. They began the season with 38 wrestlers and ended up with 14 outstanding compet- itors. The wrestling team this year experienced quite a few defeats because of the lack of experience. Wrestling at Saginaw High School has not been great as a team sport but we have had several talented in- dividuals wrestlers. Some of the individuals this year were Kenny Williams, Alfred Blackwell, Gary Wat- kins, Kirk Washington, Ken McKethen, Harold John- son, and Bobby Martin. As far as the future is concerned Coach James White hopes we can get more students out for wrestling who are interested in wrestling. эзы, THIS PAGE LEFT: Don't let him get you down! RIGHT: He got you now! BOTTOM: Gary Watkins does his best. DE оны ене OS u Swimmers are — (BACK ROW) Tom Carpenter, Brad Root, Mike LaPointe, LeRoy McFadden, Michael Burrero, John Gomez. (FRONT ROW) Coach Starks, Eddie Huerta, John Oxidine, Ronvae Williams, Dale Brothers, Perdo Ortiz. SWIMMING Coaching the girls and boys swim teams was Ms. Ca- tana Starks. Although our girls team had only three meets, the members showed great improvement. For the first time in three years, Saginaw High’s Swim Team can boast two wins. The 12 member team was success- ful in bringing their times down, and again giving the school respect in the area of swimming. A Varsity rec- ord was broken by Ronvae Williams in the 500 yd. Freestyle with a time of 6:36.3, and was a winner along with Mike Burrero of the most improved swimmers award. Tom Carpenter broke the diving record with a score of 253 points and was the winner of the Most Valuable swimmer award and scholarship award for Junior with a 3.8 average. LeRoy Mc Fadden and Dale Brothers received Scholarship awards for Senior and Sophomores with a 2.26 and 3.6 average respectively. Arthur Hill 131 Saginaw 27 Flint Central 113 Saginaw 48 Bay City Western 64 Saginaw 19 Flint North Western 8 Saginaw 63 Flint South Western 52 Saginaw 26 Alma 114 Saginaw 49 Bay City Central 56 Saginaw 26 Midland 127 Saginaw 40 Flint Central 63 Saginaw 19 Flint North Western 36 Saginaw 96 Bay City Western 65 Saginaw 26 Flint South Western 126 Saginaw 42 Alpena 119 Saginaw 44 Bay City Central 67 Saginaw 13 Midland 54 Saginaw 29 Ж у OPPOSITE PAGE — RIGHT CENTER: Our swimmers take off for another vic- tory. RIGHT BOTTOM: It's a close race as always. THIS PAGE — BELOW: Ruth LaBeau finishing her last strokes in the 100 free style race. CENTER LEFT: Jackie LaPorte making a fine turn and striving for a victory. LEFT: Getting ready for the medly relay race. GirlsSwim Team are: (BACK ROW) Coach Starks, Ruth LaBeau, Jackie LaPorte. (FRONT ROW) Jennifer Sheard, Cindy Davis, Mildred Williams, Theresa Desrosier, Jeanie Anderson; (Mgr.) ad 1 99 — | VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM АВЕ — FIRST ROW: Lana Spellman, Jenifer Sheard, Renee Abernathy, Gail Beemon. SECOND ROW: Christine DeLeon, Magarett Jiminez, Linda Coleman, Doris McClung. BACK ROW: Ms. Doris Walker, Assistant Coach. Aen Junior Varsity Volleyball are: Mrs. Richardson, Joann Goodman, Carol Reid, Patrice Broxton, Donna Beeman. BOTTOM ROW: Brenda Hay- wood, Irene Guvera, Deborah Lenoir, Jonnie Williams. Missing; Janice Clay. OPPOSITE PAGE: Renee Abernathy and Debra Lenore hit and play the perfect serve. THIS PAGE — LEFT CENTER: Trojans talk in a group huddle. RIGHT CENTER: Debra Lenare gets a jump ball. BOTTOM LEFT: Trojans hit it together. (TTT TAE ee N, Linda Acoff Dorothy Adams Diane Adkins Alice Alexander Kathy Alexander Alice M. 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The world literature class is involved in writing their own short stories and plays after reading a number of short stories and plays from various countries. Saginaw High established an equipped read- ing laboratory to help students attain growth in vocabulary, comprehension and im- proved reading skills. There are also many different kinds of literature classes all deal- ing with that particular people’s writings. College writing prepares students for writ- ing in college. Creative writing allows the student to let his imagination run wild. Dra- ma gives the student some practice on stage to prepare him for an acting career. At present, we tend to lean toward students, but, hopefully, in the future the lab can become a credit course for interested stu- dents at S.H.S. SE LL EEE OPPOSITE — TOP LEFT: Nancy let's her imagination go as she does some of her own crea- tive writing. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Bragg's droma class performs one of their plays. BOTTOM RIGHT: Linda Walker pays intense attention to Mrs. Winchester's lecture. THIS PAGE — LEFT: George Myles gives his speech in Public Speaking. TOP RIGHT: Paying close attention is important in all classes. ABOVE: Reading is what is done most in the Advanced Reading Skills class. JOURNALISM This year’s Journalism classes have a new in- structor Mr. Patsy Procuro. Mr. Procuro re- placed Mrs. Diane Shimpke, who left at the beginning of the school year. The Journalism Department has three new classes, Newspaper, Journalism I, and Jour- nalism ll. The Newspaper class which puts out the Times has a larger paper and new print. An- other change is in the name. The old Stu- dent Lantern is now the Saginaw High Times. Journalism II is the yearbook and Journalism I is basic Journalism, writing lay out, intro- duction to yearbook and newspaper. OPPOSITE PAGE — TOP: Journalism I class goes over basic princi- ple. LOWER LEFT: Yearbook co-editors, Marie Miller and Becky Smith, have a talk with this year’s new instructor Mr. Procuro. THIS PAGE —LEFT: Yearbook advertising manager Mary Szymko- wiak discusses advertising with Diane Dixon. UPPER LEFT: Mr. Procuro goes over newspaper story with Eddie Barnett. ABOVE: Newspaper editor Michael Scott writes up an editorial. 131 МАТН The Math Department offers such classes as Con- sumers Math, Math Skills, Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, II, III and IV, Pre-Geometry, Geometry I and II, Trigo- nometry and Calculus. Students are able to take a minimal or maximum of high schoo! math. The math faculty often exchangs Ideas for the bet- terment of the students. This year the Math Depart- ment held а math skills contest open to all S.H.S. students. This year а Math contest was held and Ted Poineau, Roy Buck, Tom Carpenter, Bradford Root, and Danese Grandberry were all winners. idee AA tiit OPPOSITE PAGE — LEFT: Mr. Whitney explains in detail the solution to his class. TOP RIGHT: Jo Jo is getting her work to- gether. BOTTOM RIGHT: Robert Jefferys is trying to study for a last minute test. THIS PAGE — BOTTOM LEFT: Arbey Nel- son has her mind on her work. LEFT: This student has his eyes embeded in a math book. BELOW: Ricky David is getting down with his algebra assignment. SOCIALSTUDIES The Social Studies Department at Saginaw High was developed to give each student a variety of topics to choose from. For example there are four different American History classes in which a student may choose oneor all four. 4 In taking a Social Studies class, a student has not only på the opportunity to find out when or where some- thing happened, but is also encouraged to keep up with whats going on at the present time. ABOVE: Willie Roby lends an ear as the teacher lectures. TOP: Students take а breather to catch up on their notes. LEFT: Mr. Manning gives a short lecture in “Minorities in America” class. | OPPOSITE PAGE — BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Martinez jots down а few notes on the board. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Knapp and Silas Brazil dis- cusses his composition. BOTTOM RIGHT: Diane Rodriquez shows | intense attention, jotting down a few notes. Wesen Se — 136 —€— EUA A = moyemenls fe Y Add TOP: Preparing for a test this group thinks it best to share their views. ABOVE: Mr. Rodg- er runs some scientific vocabulary down to his geology class. TOP RIGHT: Clifford does an experiment with soil in his Earth Science class. RIGHT: John Perez performs a simple experiment for the rest of the class. OPPOSITE TOP LEFT: Theodore Poineau experi- ments with static electricity. TOP RIGHT: Virginia Ford cleans up after a class project. Ke 可 SCIENCE Physics and physical science became a separate department in 74-75 school year. Projects within the department were centered on a microscope. The students were involved in locating various objects. Science like all fields is a direct a part of our envi- ronment and should be appreciated in the roll of the teacher to open up the doors for the student and help them see how science relates to their every day lives. 137 АКТ Don't draw а� у conclusions. Because that's not one of the things taught in the art classes. Art is designed to help those with talents, improve their talents and those that wish to learn the basics. It gives its students some experience in painting, sketch- ing, molding and sculpturing. The students that take it can seek a career in commer- cial art, fashion art, illustration cartoon. Some forms of art can lead into the field of photography, which in itself is a form of art. Picture yourself in the art world, why not you might like it? w t pr + т V ` pS o eL. ti‏ سے ے را OPPOSITE PAGE — TOP LEFT: Curtis Wilson and Gwen Morton fin- ishes their picture of self expression. BOTTOM LEFT: Joe Benway demonstrates the use of the as he work on his project. TOP RIGHT: Christine Deleon work hard to complete her painting before the deadline. CENTER RIGHT: Rina Barnes sketches her drawing before painting it. BOTTOM RIGHT: Eddie Parker does a water painting. THIS PAGE TOP LEFT: Kathy Bromn the winner of the United Way Poster contest is at again. LEFT: Bernard Coleman look on Marion Banks puts the finishing touches on her design. ABOVE: George Bender give intense concentraton as he paints his project. mn 139 INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Industrial survey is a nine 9 weeks ex- ploration of basic machine shop which is the general operation of the lathe. This is the prime machine used in manufacturing prod- ucts and other machines. Wood Shop The student also has the oppor- tunity to learn how to operate power machi- nery including: Circle saw planer jointer drill jig saw bandsaw and radial arm saw. Metal Shop. Deals with repairing chairs and other fix their automobiles and do general arc and oxyacetylene welding both gas and electric. Electricity student learn how to do minor repairs on radios t.v.s. and other electric appliances. Installation procedures for tape player and light switches. Drafting drafting at Saginaw High is offered in there (3) courses: 1 basic drafting (2) ar- chiterctral drafting student the opportunity to learn equipment usages as well as how to read to draw problems. In summary the Industrial Arts Department at Saginaw High is not the cure all for voca- tional and industrial education but it does offer certain basic and necessary experi- ences for students persuing careers industry. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: George Gillford works dili- gently on his ride as Eric and Jerome look on. BOTTOM LEFT: Derrick Cole cuts wood with care so that his pro- ject would meet all ends. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Frost shows students the fundamentals of oxyacelylere weld- ing. THIS PAGE TOP: Mario Gutierrez uses the spot welding to complete a very interesting project. LEFT: Donnie Chandler trys his hand at gas welding. BUSINESS In the Business Department, you can learn basic of- fice techniques and skills. It prepares it's students for the business world. For a future as a secretary, ac- countant or a clerk. It gives them the opportunity to operate as a business office would. In the business classes you have a choice of learning typing, shorthand, business machines, bookkeep- ping or anything along those lines, but first you should have some interest in the business world. Taking care of Business is a natural for the Business Department. OPPOSITE PAGE — TOP RIGHT: Gail Poineau practicing her skills on the key Driven Calculator. OPPOSITE PAGE — BOTTOM: Miss Beer always willing to help a student in need. THIS PAGE — TOP LEFT: Typing is an important skill in a business profession. THIS PAGE — BOTTOM LEFT: Debbie Eddy finishing one of many assignments. THIS PAGE — TOP RIGHT: Bookkeeping students find the class is a challenge in the business world. 143 THIS PAGE — TOP LEFT: Learning basic knitting skills. MIDDLE TOP: Waiting for instructions is very important in Home Econom- ics class. THIS PAGE — LEFT BOTTOM: Diane Johnson preparing a meal. OPPOSIT PAGE — BOTTOM LEFT: Students find the pat- tern catalog very useful. OPPOSITE PAGE — BOTTOM LEFT: Cy- thia Bruce just started sewing on her project. HOME ECONOMIC Whenever you pop the stitches in your skin tight britches remember what you learned in your Home Economics class. Whenever you get an up set stomach from eating your own cooking and there’s no Alka- Seltzer around, remember what you learned in your Home Economics class. Home Economics teaches students the basic of house- keeping and family care of themselves, teaches them how to cook and how to sew. Students learn how to make all kinds of dishes and deserts. In the sewing class the students learn every stitch in the book and how to sew all of the new fashions. Home Economics can be fun if you really like the sub- ject and want to learn. | TIN 145 ABOVE: Ricky Vega studies his part for а Spanish play. TOP CENTER: Deborah Reynolds slowly pronounces her Spanish Vocabulary. RIGHT: Constance Wil- son gets personal attention from Mrs. Roberts. OPPOSITE TOP: Kathy Wilson tells her point of view in a class discussion. FOREIGN LANGUAGES The Foreign Language Department consists of Spanish French and Latin. In the Spanish class the students learn the customs and tradi- tions of the Spanish speaking people. Miss Eaton, a new member of the faculty from Central Michigan University, says that “students should be able to communicate in another language besides Eng- lish.” In the Latin class, Mrs. Roberts, also new, says that “her class is de- voted to learning the grammatical structure that make up the language. The French class plans to spends one day a week at an elementary school teaching them French. Whereas, the French club plans a trip to Toronto. Roth Spanish and Latin classes worked on the writing of original speecnes and plays tor presentation In class. [he French class is learn to write and sing songs in French. 147 PHYSICAL ED The Physical Education Department has many different activities such as dancing, tumbling, archery, bowling, table tennis, badminton, track and field, which helps the students to loosen up and become more active. The Driver’s Education class comes under that of the Physical Education Department. There students learn how to drive on the range and it helps prepare them for their road and written test. There’s also the Health Education class which gives the students some knowledge as to how drugs affect the body and the well being to a person himself, and pre- pares them for a future in the world. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT — the girls have lots of fun learning to jump on the trampoline. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Coles watches over his Health Education class. TOP RIGHT: It can be a pretty frightening experience on those parallel bars for the first time. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Cleverly designed range makes the task of driving education a little more exciting. ABOVE: Learning the proper techniques of ping-pong is difficult for Steven Serrato. LEFT: La Rosa Brown shows his talent in basketball by making an easy two points. 149 150 ADMINISIRATORS The running of things in general becomes the job of one of our fine administrators who are ultimately responsible for this insti- tution we call Saginaw High. At the top is our principal Mr. Gene P. Nuckolls. He is backed by Miss Mary Ewing who is the Dean of Students and Dr. Larry Paige, asst. principal in charge of academics. Discipline is part of the job for Asst. Principals Mr. Ray Gallegos and Mr. Clifford Davis. Mr. Gallegos is spon- sor of the Sophomore Class and Mr. Davis is sponsor for the Seniors. Mr. Willie Richardson, administrative intern, is spon- sor for the Juniors. d BEE Løse di Ti i edet d ett S me А ХУУ Z мохо; RER ; 2 OPPOSITE PAGE — TOP LEFT: Mr. Gene P. Nuckolls. CEN- TER RIGHT: Dr. Larry Paige. BOTTOM RIGHT: Miss Mary Ewing. THIS PAGE — UPPER LEFT: Mr. Ray Gallegos. LOW- ER LEFT: Mr. Willie Richardson. ABOVE: Mr. Cliff Davis. 151 Josei Brags Speech, Debate, Drama, Forensics Maple Brown Home Economics Russell Brown Jr. Physics, Physical Sci- ence Bishop Buckley Black Culture, An- thropology Mr. Russell Brown relaxes between classes. Richard Beck Special Education Virginia Beer Teacher Coordina- tor — Office Occupa- tions Willie Bradley Electricity, Electron- ics AS EE Georgia Barkley English Sharon Barkley Black Literature Jim Bush Business Law, Record Keeping. Jim Cahours Health Education — 10th grade Robert Carpenter Physical Education George Carter Life Science, Biology —10th grade Irene Carter Social Studies (mi- norities) Glen Chapin Dept. Chairman, Bookkeeping, Tran- scription Edwina Ciolek English Gerald Coffey Communications Skills Charles Coles Health Education, Basketball Coach Ms. Huisman discusses a problem with a student. ii ilit tS IL SEE Ei Уе 153 154 Tom Bryson discusses a typing problem with Mr. Leonard. Jacqueline Foster Business Education Don Frost Metal Shop Michael Frost Mathematics and Dept. Chairman Raoul Giannasi Instrumental Music Michael Faerber Special Education, Science, Social Studies Daryl Fetters Social Science Mary Folds English Emma Crosby Math Skills Cathy Eaton Wanda J. Huisman Home Economics, Dept. Head Carla Humphrey English, Latin Dorothy Graves Special Education Homemaking Jewell Hall Biology Rosie Hall Communications Skills, Industrial English Gerald Hallberg Art John Harvey Retailing, Co-op James Hess Criminal Law and Human Rela- tions Robert Hoard English Mark W. Hoerauf Social Studies Chairman Mr. Harvey and student work together on class project. 155 156 Mr. Marcougliese sneers at the camera. Daniel F. Knapp History, Geography Mary W. Lane Typing Warren G. Leonard Bookkeeping, Typing Pat C. Marcogliese Job Coordinator, Football Coach Donald L. Hunt Social Studies, Foot- ball, Basketball Coach Val Iwanienko American Govern- ment Earl R. Jaramillo Gym, Football Alger D. Johnson Machine Shop Glen C. Johnson Math ` CA EW Thomas J. McCann Math Marian McKinnie Vocal Music Claude Marsh Driver’s Education, Athletic Director Tony C. Martinez Social Studies Gerald C. Moore Art Alena Neal French, English Robert B. Osborne Life Science, Biology | Dolores В. Porter | Reading, History | Roland Pratt | English | “Do you think you can get away with that!?! 157 Mr. Wilson broadcasting at a football game. Patsy M. Procuro Journalism Dale J. Purchase Social Studies Ellinor L. Rhyne English Glenda F. Richardson Physical Education Ruby B. Robinson Science Skills, Communications Skills Jack R. Rodgers Earth Science Elsie L. Rosselit Home Economics Carol J. Schleckebier Librarian Gerald G. Smith Driver’s Education 158 Donald С. Speer Driver’s Education Howard L. Spracklin Sociology, Psychology Marshall Thomas Mathematics Alex Toyzan Chemistry Bernard H. Uhlmann Special Education Coordinator Dave Valliant Math Tom Webb Life Science Bruce A. Wells Dept.Chairman Industrial Art — Golf Coach Joe Benway and Mr. Knapp share a laugh to- gether. 159 (КАРГЫ d ТАРА Ex This Student teacher relaxes while teaching class. James White 1 Special Education James White 2 Industrial Art Edward Whitney Math, Science Gene Wilson Driver's Education Roland Wilson Science Dept. Head, Biology Rosa Winchester Chairman Language Arts Elaine Winters English Aileen Woods Business Machines, Retailing Kenneth Young Commercial 160 COUNSELORS This year we have seven counselors that work diligently with our Saginaw High School student. Our counselors have served as substitutes for our teachers and taken over attendance. They did a fine job. We hopethey will continue to guide our students in the right direction. COUNSELORS ARE: TOP: John Landeryou. SECOND ROW: Gloria Moore, Mary Lee Romak- er. THIRD ROW: Carrie Zackrie, Yvonne Veal, Shirley Nuckolls. BOTTOM: Janes Wilkinson. 161 Cafeteria Workers аге Ann Psuik, Shirley Chatman, Earnestine Wilburn, Kathy DeLavern, Irma Trier, Florence Hasty. THIS PAGE — MIDDLE LEFT: Earnestine Wilburn serves J. D. Brown his lunch. RIGHT: Ann Psuik prepared for lunch. OPPOSITE PAGE — TOP LEFT: Moses Kendall keeps the hall floors in good condition. an ONOR SOCIETY Å w Te Š Na deu ul LL PENNE CUSTODIANS, COOKS There are 16 janitors with 2 different shifts, 6:00 ‘till 2:30, and 3:00 “till 11:00. There are 2 laundry men, 2 yard men, 1 engineer, and 3 furnace men. The head janitor is Mr. Strode. There are 6 cooks that make un de ы : delicious food up in the cafeteria. The janitors are Edward Strode, Arthur Osmond, Dana Farrell, James Harris, Kenneth Umphrey, Charley Burnside. (Missing From Picture: Sadie Campbell, Vivian Morrell, Milada Kuk, Dean Washington, Moses Kendall, Edna Newcomb, John Barnett, Tommy Thomas, Elizabeth Turner, Guy Strother). 164 SECRETARIES, PARA-PROS The clatter of type writer keys, the ringing of tele- phones thousand upon thousands questions, filing papers to the shuting of cabinets are part of the world of a secretary at Saginaw High. They are the silent, al- most unnoticed Trojans we could not function with- out. Keeping everyone on their toes is the job of the Para- Pro who helps us to get to class, remind us we should not loiter in the halls and should always be friendly to each other. 166 ELSIE BLACK FUNERAL HOME A Mortuary That Has Been Serving Saginaw Since 1920 Flowers For All Occasions LEWIS RECORD SHOP 1707 Janes St. 755-9847 SPADEPRINTING COMPANY 2303S. Jefferson Saginaw, Michigan 755-6867 MORLEY’S 310 Johnson e 752-1131 Morleys — a fine store where you'd expect a fine store to be — in downtown Saginaw; with a fantastic merchandise mix that's been added to through the years. Have you shopped all these different departments at Morleys? Ladies' Sportswear Men's Sportswear Sport Center China Leathergoods and Jewelry Housewares Hardware Major Appliances Furniture Toys + XK XK к 其 + + + + We're growing; come and be part of the excitement with us. THE J. W. IPPEL CO. Corner Of Court And Michigan On Saginaw's Friendly West Side HOUSE OF STYLE BARBER SHOP 1627 Janes 755-9726 DAVIS DRUGS 1052 E. Genesse Ave. Cor. Cherry, Gensee Manor Bldg. Phone 755-7761 Saginaw, Michigan TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH WALTRUSS MARKET 1722 Sanford Street Home made sausage Rev. К. B. Austin, Minister Smoked Meats every day LAWYERS TITLEINSURANCE CORPORATION HOLMES REALTY 208 S. Michigan 48602 1213 North Sixth List, Sell, Trade and Buy 793-9555 , , = Office Phone 753-4571 PORTRAITS BY PAETZ SHERIDAN PLAZA BARBER STYLESHOP Artist in Photography 933 Gratiot at Brockway Specializing in Long Hair Cutting Saginaw, Michigan 48603 Styl in g 792-4971 Class of ’75 PE , | | a „| SAGINAW COUNTY COMMISSION ON AGING MODEL CITIES CENTER 1407 Janes St. Saginaw, Michigan 48601 AN OPPORTUNITY TO RE-ENTER THE MAINSTREAN OF LIFE OPEN: 5 Days Per Week (8-5) SERVICES OFFERED, NUTRITION, TRANSPORTATION, MOBILE MEALS, HEALTH SCREENING REFERRAL, EDUCATIONAL CLASSES, LIMITED VOLUNTEER SERVICES, FOLLOW UP SERVICES. | Congratulations to the SATEL en ITE 167 L 168 l'M A CLERK AT BELL You Can Be, Too You don't have to be a man to be a lineman. Women who like to work outdoors and work with their hands also find this a job they enjoy. How about you? You'll do valuable, challenging, skilled work, insta lling and maintaining lines and other outdoor telephone facilities. And you'll earn good pay doing it — the same pay as a male, of course. Come to Bell today and find out more about being a lineman. And about all the other jobs we have open for qualified women and men at Bell, an equal opportunity employer. BE WHAT YOU WANT TO BE AT BELL. You Can Be, Too Working in the office at Bell Telphone means doing all sorts of different, interesting work. Oper- ating all kinds of business machines, from typewrit- ers to sophisticated Key entry devices. Checking reports and logs. Collecting information for impor- tant reports. And a lot more. The job keeps you on your toes, and it lets you start to learn the communications business and move ahead. Why don't you come in and learn more about being a Clerk at Bell2 And about all the other jobs open to qualified women and men at Bell, an equal opportunity employer. I'M A TELEPHONE LINEMAN CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS SAGINAW HIGH BOOSTER CLUB SAGINAW PHOTO SUPPLY HOME OF SAGINAWS 1DAY COLOR PRINTS COMPLIMENTS OF HILLIER HARDWARE 2316 WEBBER STREET OPEN EVENINGS till 9 P.M. PL 4-9773 PRIDE COUNTRY SUPERMARKET Good Quality Meats Fresh Produce Daily Cold Beer and Wine Package Liquor John Nichol George Jones 3063 Janes Saginaw, Mi. HOFFMAN KNAPP DRUGS Prescription free Delivery now two locations: 2628 E. Genesee Bridgeport 754-8451 Plaza FUNERAL CHAPEL SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE FOR THE SAGINAW COMMUNITY 409 ADAMS STREET AND 5700 DIXIE HWY 169 ROYAL COMMERCIAL AND CICINELLIANDSONS HOME VACUUM CLEANERS Wholesale Turkeys Poultry Quality Since 1905 | And Eees 2700 Perkins Authorized Dealer 777-5210 ; BB 4906 Dixie Highway Saginaw, MI.48601 755-0965 ene | DEFORE'S FURNITURE BROWNE'S MORTUARY Lanson DeFore Jr. Phone: 752-3453 owner 441 N. Jefferson St. Visit Our New Store s 430 So. Washington Ave. Manager | EOS Saginaw, Michigan Lanson DeFore Sr. SHORTHORN MARKETS ! Mr. Mrs. John McAfee The Best For Less East Side 1300 Lapeer St. Good Luck To South Sid The Class Of к a, 75 Saginaw High Parent Teacher Student Association Congratulates 105th Graduating Class PRESIDENT Mrs. Eldon Wyman VICE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Mr. Raymond Bond Mrs. Melvin Barkley Mrs. Bobbie Wingard SECRETARY TREASURER Mrs. Luther Petty Mrs. Roosevelt Welch HISTORIAN Mrs. Clyde Robinson AUITAL PART OF YOUR SCHOOL'S MACHINERY 170 1975 — from the more than 25,000 General Motors People in 12 Saginaw Plants O CENTRAL FOUNDRY DIVISION ci CHEVROLET—SAGINAW MANUFACTURING PLANT o CHEVROLET—GREY IRON CASTING PLANT O SAGINAW—NODULAR IRON CASTING PLANT O CHEVROLET—SAGINAW PARTS PLANT O SAGINAW STEERING GEAR DIVISION 171 172 PATRONS: these along with our other advertizers are supporters of Saginaw High and its programs. Carter’s Barber Shop Walker’s Music —Novelties Campbells Grocery U I Sportsman Club D. Christmas James Sims, Jr. Cathy Eaton Gene P. Nuckolls, principal Mr. John Landeryou Mrs. James A. Goines, Sr. Mr. James A. Goines, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Lonnie Wicks Mrs. Ophilia Hill Mr. Mrs. U.S. Morris Mr. Walter Lee Hendrix Julie Ann Blodget Mr. Mrs. Donald Alpin Sandra Alpin Bernard Adams II Butch Adams Lois Reid Gold Slipper Bar William (Flat Top) Donald George W. Champion Mr. Mrs. Earl Hart Mr. Mrs. George Wm Burton Wanda J. Huisman Vyethel Carla Kemp Mr. Mrs. Percy Fentress Family Barrett Advertising Congratulations Class of ’75 Mr. Mrs. G.E. Covington Rosana Faria Ms. Donna Covington Daryl Fetters Carol Schluckebier Mr. Mrs. Lawerence Laeding Barbara J. Kemp and Family Earnest Parham Sr. Family Jimmie K. Tyson La Azteca Groceries Evelia Garcia La Favorita Grocery Sun Furnace Company Mr. Mrs. R. Coates Grace Newvine London Farm Dairy Caroline Bender Jenneffe Stewart Schiller Incm Saginaw Div. Mr. Mrs. D. Schafer Fred Czerewko Mary Bashans, nurse Aid, St. Marys Truck Turner Inc., Mike Bashans Frank Milaile Inc. Music Square Record Shop Holiday Inn West Jacqueline Hill Mr. Mrs. Clark Singleton Margaret Scoggins Mr. Mrs. Sam Singleton Rudy Zauel Garage Faculty Coffee Fund Mr. Pat Mannion Miss Ruby Robinson Mr. Donald Hunt Mr. Jack Rogers Mr. Roland W. Pratt Mr. Chappin’s Bookkeeping 4 Office Distributive Ed. Co-op Clubs Pam Jones, Susie and Chloe Cooper Randy Alpin Mr. Mrs. Oral R. Smith Rebeccas; Kathy R. Yvonne, Veal, counselor Willie J. Richardson, assist. principal Coach Charles Coles Wallace S. Hendryx, Sr. Ike Brenda Cheatham Bob Schoane Mr. Mrs. Nathaniel Kemp, Jr. Family Mr. Mrs. Fred J. Hall Dr. Larry Paige Saginaires Drum Bugle Corps Mr. Mrs. Barry Gadd Family Mr. Thomas J. McCann Mr. Mrs. Robert Vogt Mr. Mrs. Edward Domino Mr. Mrs. Joseph Licavoli Hougan’s Grocery, 2237 Annsely Slyvia D. Jania Mr. Mrs. Herman Scott Mr. Mrs. Patsy M. Procuro Lisa 173 SHS CANDID CORNER 174 175 Å 176 174 ы | T n | y P aes 179 4-75 YEARBOOK STAFF BACK ROW; Linda Kemp, Williams, Ellis Williams, Marie Miller, co-editor; SEATED: Good Luck Class Of 75 180 Patty Hearst, originally башк kid- napped by Symbionese Liberation Or- ganization, now purported to have joined ГИНЕ шг ТАК Becr rm phat N Las А F LET ч Auto sales hit worst slump ever. Photo shows surplus cars at Chrysler plant in Newark, Delaware. Long-time Arkansas Representative, Wilbur Mills, gains notoriety after inci- dent with exotic dancer Fanne Fox. Nelson Rockefeller okayed by legislators for 41st Vice Presidency. Streaking is the name of the new craze among the young and young-at heart. Streakers from Columbia University are shown crossing Broadway in New York. oros n 6666996 уууф $ d ote . See s ig 94999999 ft) “ м ‘ Кнын $i N hart: rt Is t +e My Lai incident ш� а. former Army Lt. William Calley is free and seeking anonymity. ABOVE: Kissinger greete by Israel For- eign Minister Abban Eban at airport in Tel Aviv. BELOW: Kissinger talks with Syrian President, Hafez Assad in Damascus. ы Banished Soviety writer, Alexander Sol- zhenitsyn, welcomed by western world. His tales of Russian concentration camps had previously won Nobel prize. Muhammed Ali slugs his way back to heavyweight ring royalty with k.o. of George Foreman. 2 | ` D d 1 Bob Dylan, 60’s folk singer-poet-prophet, returns to stage after 9-year self-imposed exile. PATTY HEARST STREAKING BANCY 8 HENRY | EC CAR SALES OFF SI ALEXANDER — BOLZHENITSYN MILLS FANNE SPEED LIMIT 55 KISSINGER IN MIDEAST ANS TITLE of Saginaw E 31390016488189 d R