Kingsford High School - Kingsfordian Yearbook (Kingsford, MI)

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Faculty MR J POSSI Shop M W SCHQADER World History Speech Coach M E STANAWAY American History MRS B TURK English MRS. A. UTLEY English 6 Clk dglwfy MISS B WEIDRICH General Science Personal Typing S J Secretary , we MRFX Clerk of t School Boar MISS B. NELSON Secretary to Mr. F. Davidson

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MISS L BELHUMEUR French English MR A BETTIGA Senior Civics SOC10lOgy Economics Vocatlons MR A CUMMIWGS Mathematics Coach MISS G DEAN Modern History Vocations Latin MR. W. DIRKS Band Orchestra Faculty MISS R ENGSTROM Shorthand Typing M A FIORUCCI Blology Chemistry MR M FREDURICKSON English Geography V FREDERICKSON Typing Shorthand MISS B. HALE Home Economics 5

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063535 Don Williamson Paul Homes President Vice Pres al Miss D Olson Advisor Motto Our ideals are our possibilities Colors Blue and White Flower Red rose Ronald Thornberry Pauline Perron Treasurer Secretary Timidly hesitantly, they approached the door, pulled it open, quietly closed lt, and darted inside Pseklng behind doors, or shyly seeking the advice of the upperclassmen, they eventually found their classrooms, hurried inside, seated themselves quietly, and waited for the class to begin In 1943, when they entered the portals of K H S they were indeed typical 'Freshies ' And so, the year of agony passed and they became Sophomores, repeating the tricks and jokes on the new comers In their Junior year, with Mrs Utley as advisor, they organized with Bill Couslneau as President, Bill La Fave, Vice President, Sis Lagerfeldt, Secretary, and Jim Heath as Treasurer After ordering their class rings, they participated in numerous activities, conducted the annual magazine sale, and sponsored the main event of the year -the Junior Prom The door opened, slammed, and shuffling feet made their entrance Loiterlng in the corridors, they shouted noisy greetings to one another The bell rang, unheeded Eventually, they ambled leisurely to their classes, shuffled into the room, seated themselves, and continued their conversation--they were SENIORS Were these laughing, swaggling students the same individuals as those pitiful, uncertain 'Freshlesi' Impossible! But yet, they did bear slight physical resemblance to the Freshies' of yesteryear. Yes, they were the 'exalted ' the 'high and m1ghty,' the 'cream- of-the-crop'---they were Seniors!!! And, as Seniors, they elected Don Williamson, President, Paul Homes, Vice-President, Pauline Perron, Secretary, and Ronny Thornberry, Treasurer, to lead them through their last year of high school life. The huge audience was silent: here and there, a tear trickled down e flushed face, someone blew his nose, as the procession of serious faced graduates, in caps and gowns, marched forward to receive their diplomas and to bid farewell to their carefree days at K- 3- 3-