Kingsford High School - Kingsfordian Yearbook (Kingsford, MI)

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Front Row: Second ROW! Third Row: Front Row: Second ROW. PR Nw.H 'x Hickman, J. Viltgen, M. Krans, A. Beauchamp, M. Paquette Dishneau, M. Constantini, C. Worley, D. Rouse, E. Alquist Sala, M. Le Docq, M. Lotts, R. Larsen, I. Borkovich Corrigan, J. Paige, A. Jacobson, J. Thorsen, N. Tuomela, I. Barr! Lange, C. Carl, W. Norman, R. Rocheleau, G. Christian, A. Dowdle Pilot, W. Chrisman, H. Schomer, R. Hughes Schroder, C. Fillion, K. Frye, L. Pirlot, R. Gustafson Anderson, C. Campbell, P. Phillips, M. Sandberg, J. Gauthier Phillips, D. Grenfell, D. Spencer, K. Christensen, J. Weber Awrey, R. Wahlstrom, C. Carr, H. Shanks, V. Frievalt '53 Y? fs? Lg 5 1:- 152551

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Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Beauchamp, J. Langsford, B. Rice, E. Carollo, W. Legois Jeanson, W. Julian, D. Marcelini, B.Riopell Duke, C. Nelson, D. Chapman, M. Peterson, O. Elliot, M. Roosen Broullire, C. Fontaine, M. Weber, E. Dulan Karban, G. Gothe, D. Sinclair, M. Halverson, B. Constantineau Osterberg, D. Ringblom, T. Brouillette, F. Carey, M. Belaire Pesavento, R. Froehlig, R. Payant, H. Dennis, W. Thomas De Hart, R. Dixon, J. Watson, F. Miller, H. Wender, C. Neuens Galeazzi, G. Gentiline, S. Gumm, G. Oshesky, J. Ozello Reiten, J. Dault, D. McGuire Peshek, C. Neuhoff, S. Romeis, B. Anderson, M. Welcher Cayo, E. Christensen, E. Gunville, K. Weber, P. Elliot Mainville, D. Lee, B. Byrnes, J. Munday, G. Anderson Anderson, B. Anderson, M. Miron, M. Windell, B. Hoagland Dedrickson, J. Brynick, L. Ferrigno, B. Sandberg, B.Peshek Schultz, B. Flaminio, B. Mattson, N. Hellman, D. Schettler Varda, K. Quick if Xi

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045 Ga Front Row: J. Wood, L. Rice, B. Lessor, B. Nelson, A. Rodman, D. Bishop B. Piper, H. Pirlot, D. Oliver, R. Berg Second Row: S. Hansen, D. Plante, W. Scott, D. Marlowe, M. Rodman, V. Conta M. Paternoster, C. White, E. Baldinelli, R. Doehr, M. Vandecasteele Third Row: P. Flaminio, J.'R1ghter, N. Kanska, C. Johnson, J. Galeazzi G. Sullivan, A. Nichols, R. Paquette, B. Olson, J. Heiskala V. Johnson, B. Gussert In September of 1947, one-hundred and thirty-seven of us HFreshiesH found our way into the halls of K. H. S. Cand soon wished we hadn'tj. We soon found that we were regarded as strange beings from another world. Whenever we ventured down the halls, the upperclassmen stared at us and held secret consultations among themselves. No wonder we became em- barassed and were all Hthumbs.H And oh, how Wgreenu we were! How seriously and hopefully we searched for the elevator, the secret stair- way and the other mythical conveniences of K. H. S. How often we found it necessary to peek behind doors to find the right classrooms, and even then, we occasionally became lost. Eventually, after a few weeks of wandering aimlessly down the halls in a continual daze, we managed to regain our equilibrium and sense of direction, and to become adjusted to the ways of high school life. The upperclassmen no longer found us Nnoveltiesn, and we no longer found our- selves to be the Wbuttu of all jokes, and school life resumed its ordinary cycle. We did everything within our power to become Hone of the gang.H How willingly we ran the errands of the upperclassmen, especially the Seniors, but evidently our urgent prayers were not to be answered. And so, under the direction of Miss Wiedrich, we sponsored the Freshman assembly, giving the world a chance to witness our artistry and talent. Even at the end of the school year, we were still beheld as Hthoseu Freshies. Had someone asked us what we wanted for Christmas Qand no one didj or what we wished for when we wished upon a star, our answer would be in a form of plea ----- only to be Sophomores! ' 29