Kingsford High School - Kingsfordian Yearbook (Kingsford, MI)

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CLASS OFFICERS Jerome Williams .......,........ President Marie Koster ........ .... V ice President Clarice Anderson . . . ....... Secretary Americo Fiorucci .... ..... T reasurer CLASS MOTTO Build for character, not for fame. CLASS COLORS Purple and Gold. CLASS ADVISORS Miss Miller Miss Belhumeur Mr. Schwei Miss Alving SENIOR CLASS SONG Tune: Lilac Time First Verse Roses in bloom, Rarest perfume, Tell us of our graduation, Soon we must leave But we'll believe, In gloom and days of depression Our High School days will forever Bind ties that no one can sever. Second Verse Days fleeting by Brings ever nigh Tasks of the future to master We will succeed Ever our creed Onward and upward to Master. We will look back to an old time To our old class ,twenty-nine. Chorus When High School days are but a dream, That linger in our memory We'll oft look back, And see like a guiding gleam The days we spent in our dear old Kingsford High. The paths we seek will ever be Just filled with thoughts and reverie, For High School days will live in our memory, And friends We knew in Kingsford High. Catherine Carlson

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, H: 'W'1 ' a LOVISE XN'EINERT find ller voice is sofi and low, Hearing il, you hardly know Where llwe .sound and silence meel. Peppy Steppers Club 3. French Club 3. Portia Literary Society 2. K. L. W. Club 1. CLIFFORD SORENSON Stone walls do noi a prison make Bu! brick walls make xcliools. Class Basketball 4. A VALERIE PLATTETER 1f1've been merry, wlial mailer who knows? Orchestra 3. ' French Club 1. FAREWELL Meetings and greetings and partings, Come to us one and all, They come to the man, come to the maid, And even the children small. The meetings and greetings We hail with joy, But partings make sad the Way, So We put off farewells as long as we can, And t'goodbyes We hate to say. But Ugoodbyel' just means, we'll meet you againn And that's what we're saying to you. We'll meet you again Kingsfordians, May happiness follow you through May the lessons you've learned in your school days here, Be such that will help you to grow, To manhood and Womanhood, brave and strong, To meet all life's storms as they blow. By the best of success may your efforts be crowned. Rich blessings be yours to the end. And each day, we pray you, wherever you are, Remember your schoolmates and friends.

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PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS Friends, as president of the class of 1929 I now take this oppor- tunity to express our thanks to each and every one of you for your in- terest in our class activities, which you have shown by your presence here tonight. I also wish to thank each of you for the part you have played in securing a high school education for us. For many years our parents have been planning for and looking forward to this day. It has been their steadfast purpose to give their boy or their girl a high school education. We honor our fathers and mothers for the sacrifices they have made to keep us in schoolg we thank 'them for the wonderful start in life which they have secured for us, and we promise them that tomorrow, when we enter the great world of indus- try, we will do our best to succeed, if only for their sakes. For the past four years our superintendent, our principal, and our teachers have been guiding us towards this goal. They have spent many extra hours helping us in our studies and in our class activities. For this we shall forever be indebted to them, and we shall miss 'them a great deal after we have left Kingsford. We hope that they will forget the trouble we have caused them and remember only the pleasant 'times we have spent with them. We also Wish to thank the people of Brei- tung Township and the school board for this splendid school building and other facilities for learning. Many are the friends we have made here and many are the good times we have had here, but all these pleasant things must soon become a part of the past. It is with feelings of sorrow and hope that we must bid good-bye to you, to Kingsford High, and to each other. We leave our Alma Mater, Kingsford with a feeling of sorrow and regret, because we realize that we have met our best friends liereg we have spent our most pleasant and carefree days here. We leave Kingsford with a feel- ing of hope because we are already anticipating those opportunities which await us in the world of industry-opportunities for us to make good and to justify your efforts in making capable American Citizens out of us. We are hoping that we may always live up to our motto, Build for Character and not for Fame. -Jerome Williams.