Kingsford High School - Kingsfordian Yearbook (Kingsford, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1948 volume:

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W , Y ev-o. f - Qtavxgvosnxxixvc, Dtxxotv ve. 5 as-ox Ro -52, v unvl X ' QV' Qvxsn 0 Siu XAVA KWNMMHWMQMMA Bigxi JLXKQXQAQ mxmwwkmia .31SN,Q,m,.,..,XNbB.m.MQX.ig Hmm AW W - 1 ' 0,3 w 3.57143 K 6 . qi, x y F u -- KAL Semaalau .A K sa 'S' ,Z Z if Advisor Mr Bettiga President Ray Major V1ce President Beverly Butcher Secretary Luella Rye Treasurer Calvin Bergdahl Class Flower Yellow Rose Class Colors Wine and silver Class Motto 'Look toward the future, and nev Valedictorian: Hildegarde Iverson Salutatorian: Beverly Butcher e the pest. u 4 -, Z-V X X if 1 T xff i 1 , 1 f N A N V- ' , ' Ks P X ,, R - f i ' Alu' .f.'w I I' at-255,15 ...N VK, SAL-B1 Q A N 5 X bww .M 'F 5 Saws.-.-.Q S I 3 if ksX3: NJLb-L.3C3SvNJ -S.R1j JACK ANNEAR I thought I caught myself studying Football 2345 Basketball 2545 Baseball 45 Tennis 345 Varsity 345 VHNON AIQUIST D0n't mind me I only study here Hi-Y 345 Hind 1233 Drchestra 235 as no 5 Q 'Q xi r CALVIN BELLMORE Moses A quiet boy-- at times RUTH BABCOCK 'Ruthie' A smiling face and sparkling eyes Commerce 45 QTHLBFI Bl-IRG CALVIN BERGDAHL :itty Speaking of music, Bergis Serious, ' 9 U DOVOI' flli- quiet friendly, one ::d0tl 5234: of our sturdy foot- OPUU 343 ball men Etude 284: ru-Y 2545 Photo Club L 33 Football 12343 I Basketball 15 Varsity GEORGE ANDREWS He was not made for climbing the tree of knowledge Glee Club 25 ,.,k , GERALD BENOIT 'Jerry' What a smi le it Prom King 35 Track 35 Football 1345 Student Council 45 Varsity 345 9? Bailhead' H argues things w he argues things if you let him alone, he'll argue all nigh Latin Club 12: Komet ROBERT BAILEY e t 125 Thespians 345 Dramatics ' 234. DOROTHY BERQUI S T Dot She s eaks her P mind and speaks 1-t Dramatics 12345 Komet Staff' 2345 Junior-Seni or Play 5 Gan X -f-You -up .Dice LLB, RANZ l ' I my be small, but Napoleon did all right Hi-Y 2343 Photo Club 234: Annual 45 Komot Zg Student Council 35 Band 43 Orchestra Dramatice 2.543 Glee Club 12. BETTY CARLSON She is es likeable as she is lockable Commerce Club 43 KENNETH BBTTIGA 'Ang' An all around fellow who is a friend to everyone Football 4: Basket- ball 4g Track 43 Student Council 43 Varsity IILIIAI BROULIIRE 'Bi ll' Honor lies in honest toil IILRIAN BROUI LIE TTE 'lar' A jolly good scout just brim full of pep California Class Secretary 23 K.H.S. Drematics 4g Cheerleader 43 07 159' RUBY BISHOP She's good at many thingsp Aa a nurse she will excel Student Council 43 BEVERLY BUTCHER 'Bev' Sweet and pert and fum to know Girl Reserves 45 Senior Class Vice- Pres. 4g qi JEAN BROULIIRE The little girl with the big personality Girl Reserves 2345 Student Council 34g National Honor Society 343 Photo Club 2347 Annual 43 DOROTHY CARLSON EDITH CARLsgN 'Dot' A pleasing lass Short, happy, cg,-,- with manner sweet fra, and gay: That 7-0111 Club 12: 1. Edith in her om Student Council 3g littl, ,ay Commerce Club 4g commarce 4: 5 l G.A.A. 43 W Games,-Q. X A S f,x .J-...viX+Q5c K -,YN-A.QXN-13 eww RALPH COEN uBilln Friendly all day long Varsity 4g Football Manager Chorus 345 Glee Club 3. DCXINA DI CKOVER As merry as the day is long Latin 125 Student Council Commerce Club 4 6. 4: 5: JANET CAROLLO 'Dada' Care sits lightly on her shoulders Cheerleader 4 Pep Club 4 DONALD DEDRICKSON Don You never Ima: what you can do until y0u've tried Band 34g Latin Club 2. CLYDE COOMBE 'Clydie' Talent in his toes Dramatics 543 Student Council 3g Thespians 345 Glee Club 2g Band 12343 Komet 34. EVANGELINE DIRKSEN 'Evie' New to the school this year, she has made many friends. Chorus 43 Kadets 4g Glee Club 123. 4- .D E X CLARA CAVADA nCupcaken She came a stranger, she leaves as a friend Rose City High Physical Ed 123. JOYCE DECLARK 'Dokie' Fun just twinkles in her eyes DCNALD DEROUIN 'Don' lhat is this thing called work IURIEL DOEHR 'lar' A good mixture of sense and nonsense Photo Club 2345 Girl Reserves 4g Annual 4, Latin Club 123 Junior Class Trees. Junior Prom Court 55 .---- A, C34..:S.,..B.f,.n.J.vL5a...f5.r, New Mass? ? wg?-asv DEWAYNE DUFRESNE CHARLES DOWDLE . PAUL DUBUQUE Serious, quiet, and friendly is he He aims high and hits the mark H1-Y 2343 Varsity 23 4 Latin Club 122 Orchestra 12343 Band 13 Football 2343 IDIS ELLIOTT BETTY LOU DYKSTRA His personality wins 'Betts A merry 'Hickey' They oall fast friends. heart goes all the her Mickey but she H1-Y 343 Varsity 2343 way D0 IIOUBO Pep Club 1233 Latin Latin Club 121 Photo Chorus l3 Glee Club Club 343 Band 43 Etude 13 Pep Club 23 Club 121 Club 43 Annual 4g Glee Club 13 Track 23 t Council 43 tra 4- IILLARD ELLIOT Polite, quiet in manner, a gentleman Hi-Y 343 5 'J' fx' HUBERT ERICKSON 'Yucks' lhen things start happening, there's Yucks Hi-Y 543 Band 233 Orchestra 12343 Student Council 43 BEVERLY EYIER 'Bev' Th s 1 e and flavor HAHCY ESLIHGER STEVE Evlls ofoous :lass Girl 'lui' mppy 'nd :ngziigg quiotnu. Reserves 34: joyous, full of glee 'U hu-or 1234: Thespians 34, Glee Club lg Pep Kadets 123 lomet 343 Club 2t Student Council as lajorette 1234. Speech Award 2. bs.-s .3:Sh J ' ' :Sb Cx.rvwnJ .JEuJ u ' M ..:-:vii NORMAN FARLEY .s..Q.J,L.v-:ex 5.- 3 N Q:J:lnJ, ..x.kg-sing ,J5.FLJ .rv1sa.:x. mi JAKINE FARRINGTON KATHRYN FERRIS 'Katie' A friendly heart and.msny friends Everybody needs a steady man with a good business head latin 2 RUTH FRICK Not only friendly but also wise Girl Reserves 345 Student Council 343 Dramatics 345 National Honor Society 34. DEIDRES FLEI 'Dee' A girl to know! Commerce Club 45 G.A.A. 4g HAROLD GERVAI8 JEAN GALSAZZI 'Bud' Girls are 'Jeanie' A nicer bothersome, I like to girl you never knew be bothered 8. Photo Club 345 Dramaties 4: Anmaal 45 hseball 2: Football 2. Poppy as ginger, nice as pie Latin Club 123 Pep Club 34g Dramatics 12543 Cheerleader 43 Student Council 43 Glee Club 3g Prom Queen 3g GORDCN GALBRAI TH 'Gordy' We like the twinkle of this athletic star. Basketball l234g Football 2343 Baseball 2343 Tennis 234g Track 123 Varsity 2343 Student Cou cil 3. 'Virg' me eyes have it! I 1, JBAHIE GLASS Blonde and sweet lhyne High--Detroit Bowling Club Basketball K. B. S. Girl Reserves 43 G.A A latin Club 53 Pep Club VIRGINIA FREEIAI S' . we msgfmws ,ss WW 3 ' - M. in QA New N3 ETTY IDU GO EL ELAINE GRANBBCK K' PN GLORIA GRIEHINGER I love mischief best Chorus 12343 Glee Club 43 Etude 43 Latin Club 23 Kadets 234. 'sp as MORRIS HANSON I like to think of all the roads that lead away from here Initiative, person- ality, dependability Dramatics 23 Etude Club, Thespians 2543 Komst 343 Commerce Club 4. KHUTB HLLVOBSCH 'Hut' A rare good fellow Football 12345 Basketball 543 Varsity 43 Student Council 4. tm COLL!!! ROLEAU 'Connie' A friend worth knowing Ksdets 2542 Chorus 2343 Glee Club 43 ALBERT H IDIIREICH 'Eno' I came, I saw and I'm still looking Band 125. ee' Her voice is 'Peew an outlet for the music in her soul. Detroit French Clubg Music Ensemble3 K. H. S. Girl Reserves 43 Ksdets 253 Komet 4. JOYCE HAISEN 'Hoosie' Her voice is soft but she makes herself heard. Kadets 233 Etude 2343 Latin 28. MHS MNVHLE 'Jo' I fish in the sea of fellows and I always get a bite Dramatics 2345 Photo 343 Girl Reserves 342 Thespians 343 Komet 343 Drum lajorette 12343 Kingsfordian 43 Latin Club 125 Pep Club 23 Junior Senior Play 33 Student Cou cil 3. SHIRLEY HDRIIBHMDK 8h1rl People have more fun than any- body Girl H serwes S43 Latin Club 23 IDIS? 343 0.A.A. 4. S- .Yo-M Juvl. .ms bX.4E.QK.,s.:-4-gh. VERA HOVELAND Pretty as a picture only more fun Commerce Club 4 HILDEGARDE IVERSOI 'Hi1dy A jewel in the Kingsford High School setting Girl Reserves 234g Photo Club 2345 Orchestra 234 5 Komet 2345 National Honor 345 Student Council 35 Annual 4. 'r' '2 RICHARD JEANSON 'Dick' Art was the - joy of this carefree RUTH JACOBSCN Modest and quiet boy Hi-Y 343 Dramatios 154, Komet 343 Kingsfordisn 4. ELIZABETH JENSEN Amen Jopmsqq Betty Her efforts bring results. Latin Club 33 Library 2. as frm-loving Alice Kadets 2 Ge IARILYN Jomqsqg ELIZABETH JCNES 'hr' Soft spoken, 'Betty' P1'as nt full of fxm to kno' Drlmtics 4 Chorus 1234. Commerce 4 G.A.A. 4 Johnny She' s known GLENARD J EIKINS Jinks A quiet but there's mischief underneath ANCKLLA JUNEAU 'Slim' She sings while she works Junior Senior Play 53 Kedets 1234 Chorus 154 Glee Club 23 Orchestre 4. a.,- bbma Qoawaw w...e..'T.,.nal,k4i as ,,.,.,..mLAQ.5an., xxx .5JLa-o..f-xi.. 53531 QXKSQ, ae-:X RAY LARSH lell, I graduated, didn't IT Glee Club l. . IBLVIN KANGAS '?unky High altitude hasn't effected his head Dramatics 234: Thespians 34g Photo Club 343 Komet 34g Foot- ball 43 Varsity 45 Student Cou cil 343 National H nor Society 34, Bl y 343 Junior Claes Pres. LEWIS LAIBERT The dark silent type Latin 12. JAIES LAVARNAIAY ROY LAVA NKIAY 'Fuzz' It's hard to beat his handsome Why study and spoil grin your looks? mums Lanocq PATRICK LEE ELAINE LEGAULT lhat's the use of worrying when the world's so full of fun? 'Pat' His crew Seldom works and never worries ' Lk Q' 8 I x NORMAN LEIIE 'Horn' A pleasing personality is hid by a quiet nature cut delights the girls Football 345 Track 4g Varsity 34. if ROBERT LIIDSTROI 'Bob' Life is wonderful when there is no work involved I. .vu ewmkc-SN -Qu-as ' , ' .Xixilbtn L ima-or-X MM WXNFLSL .xxifssc J SQn:lS.. IARILYN MAEDKE 'Lyn' Teachers th ink I am so sweet they want me in the fore- most seat Chorus 1 Pep Club 3 MARY ANN MARTINEAU A likeable less of the Senior Class Latin Club 233 Komet 4 Girl Reserves 4 JOHI MELLEN Ihst he can't do with those big, blue eyes! LESLIE IARBLB My schooling really done no harm but I stxll feel safer on the farm RAYIOND IAJOR 'Rey' The center of attraction latin 123 Dramatios 2345 - Thespians 343 Bi-Y 54g Ann al 43 Fbotbsll 54: Photo Club 4g Sr. Class Pres.3 Student Council 543 Vsrsity 45 RICHARD MILLER 'Pee lee' 'Dick ' They call him fluid-drive, he's so shiftless EM A IARTINSCI In her quietness, there is charm Co merce Club 4 X'ENig'Lm'Iumd mais unucs KILLER BML nm, both so sweet School 1' '11 'ight It is often the quiet Bend 1234 but hunting um ones that attain Orchestre 34 betta' success Glee Club 23 Comnnrce Club hdots 51 litin Cllb 25 hsgiggag aJ:SxS.nfS,.l.i::aJtx.aa.reaJ J .,LJs..1' er-..,a.J Jwwxarxa. -lsxas1wxa. ' . - o : r-Wx GLADA HICHOLIS She puts light on all subjects Debate 2 ILRGUERITB OHVBSS 'Tippy' A ready smile, quick lit. A lucky girl! Debate 243 Kadets 234g Chorus 123g Student Council 4 . 3 -A-XR-B-Vu. WILLIAM NADIGER 'Bill' The answer to a ma1den's prayer is Bill with his curly hair KBINEH OLSCN Soft spoken, easy going ROBERT HELDBERG K 'Bob' He's what we mean when le say 'an Q all right guy. . I gliri Q' 2 -M, . i , .QA X L LOUIS OCCHBTTI he navy's got him now. Latin Club 125 Navy. WALTER NICHOLIS Skippy A woman hater, he hates to leave her. Dramatics 2g Thespians 2g Student Council 2 Basketball 125. SHIRLEY OLSON Soft spoken, easy going. Girl Reserves 4 IIILDA OSHESKY mums pugg 'Butch' I'U out to 'Phil' She'e here. have fum and I have I heard her giggle. it. Chorus 4 Latin Club l 13 N- L' eeewxil. an GSX M K- 3 . ' I5-5-we QASS., ,U Gown.. NNW. QS, so A 'PML 'EEF' SHIFLEY PARULESKI nShirln Such A pretty smile and eyes. Komet 45 Student Council 43 Girl Reserves 45 Commerce Club 4. iii IULIUS PAQUETTE I She may be quiet in school, but after? Commerce Club 4 RUSSELL PETERSON 'Ruse' Serious most of the time but .3hea. ' , HAROLD PARQITO Kind of shy but an all-around guy KENTIETH PETERSEN 'Ken' Although he toots the comet, he never blows his own horn FRANCIS PELTOMA Fran A person with a friendly way, a sense of humor, always gay Latin Club 3 Band 1234: Orches tra 2345 H1-Y 234. MARY PIPER Mig Life like Ma ooooh when he smilesl Chorus 2545 Glee Club 254. 1 VY is short and sweet Latin Club 125 Girl Reserves 45 RICHARD REESE 'Dick' It's better to know nothing, than to know what ain't so Jr. Class Sec. 3. 3 BERIARD RICE RICHARD ROGERS 'Bunny' luch glory 'Dick' There is a has he brought to our lot oi' fun in a. athletic fame bashful boy Football 12545 Basketball 12343 Varsity 254 'Slew ,alla N ia . ROSENDAHL Not too ous, not too just a nice in every way Club l2g n 1 SBLLE 'Sal' a merry nature own to so few. erce Club 4 ,LJ H D SL.-Q. CAROL ROGGE She counts her friends her richest treasures Kadets 125 Latin Club 125 SwdmtCmmd133 Girl Reserves 2343 National Honor 345 Photo Club 345 Kingsfordian 4. IARILYN SATHER 'lore' D0 your best and leave the rest, what'e the use of worry? Girl Reserves 2345 lsjorette l234g G.A.A. 43 Komet 43 Iptin Club 25 Pep Club 25 Commerce Club 4. lg ,,v ANGELA ROZICH 'Ang' If you're not laughing, she'l1 make you be Latin Club 125 Girl Reserves 345 Student Council 45 Komet 34. VIHBIIIA SHARIS 'Ginn' This dark-hsirsd smiling lsss hss dimples, the envy of her olsss. Girl Hsservss 2541 Photo Club 2345 Annual 43 Kunst 12g Bend 1233 lstionsl Honor SHIRLEY ROMEIS 'Shlrl' Soft spoken, kind hearted, and easy going , .,.- 'Z ARLENE SECRIST I'm not as shy as I look Cheerleader 41 Pep Club. LUBLLA RYE nLu' She e lwe ys gree ts you with a smile Girl Reserves 4g Latin Club 23 Photo Club 345 Annual 4g Drsmatics 34 Thespiens 34g Glee Club ly Bend 1235 National Honor Society 343 Sr. Claes Sec.4. HARRY SINCIAIR Pleasure is the business of my life Student Council 35 Latin 123 54. 15- Y' WM44? XM 'X sms M r 4. g M 1 :nt .1 fp ll V .bo Q ' ..s.Lr-o...J 'g f 'g'L Q'As'-'W So .W MM--f X313 2 'Wie s. s.jg?.Q, SHIRLEY STAPLE 'Shirl' Her life is like a snow- flake that leaves a mark but not a stain. Latin 125 Girl Reserves 43 s3w3.aa BEVERLY SMITH Bev Men are queer creatures I like queer creatures Band lg Pep Club 4. FRANK SUDAC Always 'Sonny' in rain or shine WILLIAM STEARNS Bill When those angels gave those curls to you they put a sumbeam in your disposition too. JAMES A. SWANSON JAMES 1. SVIANSON Too mch studying A change of lipstick ain't good for now and then is youngsters relished by the best Dranntics 23 of men Komet 2343 JAMES SPURRIER 'Sgupyn A closed mouth catches no flies Hi-Y 45 Dramatics 34g Latin Club 32 Pep Club 23. MARGARET SULLIVAN 'Sully' Tia Irish she is and glad she is of it latin 12. Commerce Club 4: Kadets 233 Photo 343 Girl Reserves RCNALD ST. QIGE 'Ronnie' I could do great Dramatics 2343 Komet 125 Baseball 234. BERHEICE SIEISCII 'Bernie' 'I'here's a little bit of 'bad every good girl htm 2g Glee Club -S- WW ' we-uQ.55u, ' ' ,SSL-ixx o',U,,3-BM.--v,.53u. 1 A- ,.e.-ah. ,HS 5.4-.KRT V. . 'V EVERETTE TEZSSIER EDWARD THOMAS 'Tess A senior dark and tall, a sincere friend to one and all Student Cou c1l 3 THOMPSON Ah, for the of the idle tin Club 2g Reserves 4 EMMA GRACE WAHISIERCLI 'Bn' A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone Manistique G.A.R. 12g Glee Club 12g K.H.S. Glee Club 35 Kadets 35 Chorus 4: JANET WEBER ' A11 the world loves a quiet girl Glee Club 134g Chorus 43 'a .-af JOANNE TJERHIDND 'Jo' She loves only one---at a time Girl Reserves 45 Komet 4. YIILLIALX WEBER 'Bil1 In leadership there 15 strength Dramatics 34 Varsity 234 H1 Y 234 Thespians 34 Komet 34 Student Council 23gFOot ball 12343 Basketball 12345 National Honor Society 34. Tough but oh so gentle P ROBERT WEAVER 'Bob' Ready for anything, work or playg A jolly good scout most any day CHARLOTTE VANITVELT 'Myrt' She sends electricity into her twirling baton Girl Reserves 234: Dramatics 343 Thespians 345 Student Council 33 Latin 12g Majorette 1234g Pep Club 2 DOROTHY IEINFURTBR 'Fein' Her hair is too dark to make a good angel Cheerleader 43 Pep Club 4. 17 KNN-fN,.o.: ,NYX Amman A- DAX 5-mf-n ,il-lib mf .hL.L-N-so w-..Nx.J E,mN..Nw0I' ' .ALJ VERNA WELCH Quiet, unassuming, always on the job Chorus 4. GRANT WELLS His ways are pleasantness paths are of Latin Club 1 Not pictured: Shirley Barnard Gene Beaudoin Anton Bucan Robert Chssert Roy Hamari Walter Jensen Francis Reiten Edwin 'mival GEORGE PI-DRA I'd rather hug a pigakin than a girl ld 1 Hi-Y 43 Z-2z1:.,:2d gwggnflcgggcil 34 James Wait oo ' ' Wu f NWM A -xuxxl, 33,1 X2 Avi., ibm. f 1' R nv, 'I iv f 9 hy 7 L vf 'X YXX-XS 14 4-O 5555 Seated Sweeney, Supt. Standing Homes, Trustee Gervais, Treas , Mr Ru ph, Pres Mr Alquist, Sec Kangas, Clerk, Tb Turner, Attorney, Mr Simmons, Trustee, 9599 Aga r MP Sweeney, Superintendent Hr Strollo, Principal k+3.XxnfL -ILJJL S 'T 'Yr -bidi .3Na1khJ.JiSEX .xLwaiS. QESS 7 'V Miss Belhu eur, Dean of Girls 1? ,f gag . x t,! f MissL Belhumeur Mr A Bettiga Miss J Car-mody English, French Social Science English Q4 L.-M Mr A Cummings Miss R Engstrom Macnfcoach 33mm-M Typing, shorthand WYWXJWXMNBJ Jfwfias MP- A- Fi0Y'U-C01 Miss B. Hale Bi010SYn Chem- Home Economics NP- A- JOUUBOU Mr. 0. Johnson Miss M. Karna 35019 Math, Science English .G Mr. H. Mattson Miss A. McConaughy Coach, Commercial Music XS, Miss L Moore English W af' Mr A Palluconi Geography xA:-'xF.3.-Q.-+A.: -J 4YN. Mr. J Romstad lr. W Schrader English Speech, Coach Mrs. L. Minton Home Economics Mr V a Shop, Mech Drawing Mr J Possi Shop ,E MPS. K. Schulz Typing, Shorthand awi. M135 F Seyfpied MI' E SCBIIHWBY M183 M TUIl1S0h Latin American History English Mwehexiw Mrs B. Turk Blxnux Miss B Weidrich English S Science, Biology Jaws -.Lani Mr S Willson Mr F' Kangas Band, Orchestra Clerk to School Board Miss M. J. Poupore Miss P. Parr-on Sec. to Mr. Strolle Sec. to Mr. Sweeney 01644 Qffwwzd ' JUNIOR CLASS Advisor Miss Tunison President Clayton Bergdahl Vice President Germaine Gauthier Secretary Delores Deldin Treasurer Don Bodelin SOPHOMORE CLASS Advisor Mrs Turk Vice President Douglas Despins not pictured, Secretary Ray Fisher Treasurer Bob Peshek FRESHMEN CLASS Advisor M Pellaconi President Nancy Olson Secretary Jean VanBoven Treasurer Mary Farrington not pictured, Vice President William Flaminio I 5 , kit : . President: Eleanor Dulan . 0157 I 0 C O ' 2 fel anim Glafu Front Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Pirlot L Bonetti, R Nuene R Sutton, K Westby, D Nelson, Reil Taft, T Heath, D William on, B Gribble, M Reese, J Waltz Bouffiou, T Hughes VenPembrooP, J Olson, P Beauchamp, R krans, C Shoquist Barcome, J Lahti, D Olson Blue Derrick, D Anderson, Y Osterberg, B Oberdoffer, Ielson R Thibault, A Ryan il- Front Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Mortl, J Farrington, D Cody, R Spencer, R Norgren Raketich, P Larson Dishaw, G Gauthier, A Baker, N Phillips S Anderson Palmcook, J Broullire, M Olsen Bilgreen, S Arvey, H Anderson, E Windell F Odette Selle, D Tousignant, M Smith Bilgreen I Fetterly H Beaulier, D West, T Trecartin Weaver, K Schettler, B Rodman H' - - . --:ls--Q . , W NR .I J . H , 2- '- I Q V Y S L , , e Z. v 'ki we 'Q 1' ' : K. , . . ., . . ' . . J. I A. v. . . l .S - Q - V , D. . : M. . . . , . ' . , S. . . I B. , F. . x. , . I. I , . L in I is 1 ' L ' , .H 'ig ' q 31, . 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Third Row Fourth Row Frievalt, L Sjoquist, D Phillips, D Spencer, H Shank Grenfell, W Chrisman, R Wahlstrom Schroder, K Frye, C Bouche, P Phillips, C Fillion, Pirlot, R. Gustafson, C Worley 0'Conner, J Wiltgen, R. Doehr, C Lindstrom, Alquist, P. Corrigan Dowdle, G. Christian, R Olsen, B. Paruleski, Hughes, W Lange, D. Awrey C. Anderson, Constantine, E J. Brouillette, -ii-1 Front Row: Second Row Third Row! Fourth Row Ferrigno, B. Rice, J. Dault, C Carl, A Grolenu, R. Dirksen, Ozzello Haroelini, P Elliott, Lindstrom, H. Belaire, Sparapani, C leuhoff, Weber, B. Gunville, H. Dedriokson, J Watson, Froehlig, J. Vargo, A A Jacobson, l. Campbell, R. Larson, J Cayo E. Dulan, E Christensen, I. Weber, Neldberg, J Carey K Quick, R. Schultz, P. Flaminio, Galeazzi p he Je, UH' V, '. ' 3: : 1 ' ' S' S G I 0 O O L. . 2 Po 0 g H. . 2 A. . R. . '- v,..s , ,v P 3' he rv' , ,Q ' ' ' ' ,, i, 5 .41 E 'Q . ev J. -' V my xy x Lo ' ' J. 2 D o e A a Lg 0 0 K o 3 In 0 0 R n -luv-inns, Front Row Sinclair, G Gothe, M Halverson, B Hoaglund, C Nelson, Duke, J Grazinic, M Welcher Second Row Mainville, B Peshek, V Bucan, N. Keneipp, G Anderson, Anderson, B Anderson, T Brouillette, B Constantineau Third Row Osterberg, B Byrne, T Brynick, H Dennis, R Varda, Mattson, B Anderson, M. Romeis, D Lee Front Rows Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Jeanson, L Reiten, D McGuire, R. Dixon, W. Julian, R. Burby, Lindstrom Chapman, A Beauchamp, D Elliott, C Ochetti, J. Bourassa, LeDocq, M Krans, D Ringblom Sandburg: L. Wickman, H. Booking, C Fontaine, L. Broullire, Harris, H Coombe C Johnson Beauchamp, S. uumm, J Langsford, B. Payant, R LaRue, Wonder, G. Oshesky, E. Carollo .i' -, x .4 B ur B ff I : D. . . . , Do o o 3 Jo o o . Vo 0 Q q : L. . C . O We . , C -I ph' , ' ,, Y me .4 V 'i lgtx VF- iff' To o n Ro : Do o u o Ma o o 3 M. Q In Q o :Co ' o o Ho Front Row . Christensen, D Norman, D Despins, W. Thomas, E. Pelot, Kesti, D. Stimac Second Row . Roosen, D. Michaelson, N Nygard, B Christensen, I. Borkovioh Paquette, L Heidenreioh, I Cudnohufsky Third Row Conard, J Thorsen, N. Tuomela, G Halverson, E. Mirou, Pugh, R. Sala, M. Peterson Fourth Row Thayer, R Risher, R. Pirlot, R. Rocheleau, R. Rodman, W Gray . Miller, W Legois We've had snow The world, as far as I can see, is spread with a white blanket of purity I think the snow, as it is to day, is a portrait of my Sophomore year The glimmering brilliance is in attune with my happy Sophomorish ways Who worries over the plight of the world? I am secure in my castle of dreams The crunching snow is fresh and sweet as all the Sophomore girls and the way the wind whips the fleecy flakes of snow into whirlpools of white ness reminds me of the dashing Sophomores No place to go, but, oh, in such a hurry to get there The whistling wind last night sounded just like giggling, Sophomore girls Nothing is more exhilarating than an upper peninsula winter At all the winter attractions there is never a Sophomore miss ing We're always eager to find ways of losing an hour, but when our assignment is due, we've never had enough time in which to do it Like an eternal northerner, our tongues are perpetually threshing the breeze of gossip into actual fact I'm so glad welre no longer the youngest ones of the school True, I've not come into my own yet, as far as social standing of K H, S is concerned, but, like a stiffening winter wind, no one can blame me for pushing a little aaeafunan 61644 9 Front Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Verber5, J St Onbe, A Miller, J Hyland, D Bishon, Barrow, W Beaudry, R Derrick Andrich, S Nault, W Walsh, V Freeman, A Farrinbton, oucault, M Nowaok, B Nelson, K Cory Smith, b Watson, I Wonder, M Sjoquist, D Herzog, Dowdle, M Stanawaj, B Reath, S Feidke Tessier, D Yavalle, J Kososki, Dykstra, D Ryan, Mickman, D Beaulier, W Jonns, R Richard Front Row: Nichols, L. Carr, D. Lidbeck, F. Darras, E. Van Boven, . Heiskala Second Row: Thibault, D. Plant, J. Van Boven, N. Carpenter, E. Baldinelli Gussart, M. Paternoster, W. Conta, S. Hansen Third Row: Rodman, S. Lafave, S. Nouns, V. Johnson, C. White Y. Pearson, . Branam, J. Olson, H. Galeazzi Fourth Row: J. Galeazzi, D. Plummer, H. Rosenbam, C. Johnson, L. Suino, C. Jones, J. Massie, G. Tipper Front Pow Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Front Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Foote, J Schultz, D Gauthier, R Berg, E Berger, J Gussert Calcari, P Iachus, R Iackie Dow, Y Caddell B Nelson, P Riopell, S Sparapani, B Rye, Dufresne, R isa, I Zoulek olom, D Bruette, D Michaud, L Thomas, I Vandecasteele, Rice, C Reed, F Gribble, P Lavarnway Chepeus, D Xelch, D Carlson, J Batterton, D Wallace, sells, A Rodman, G Rector, J lquist Elliot, M Secrist, R Olson, J Fortner, R Lahti, R Verley, Rogge, H Pirlot Llndstrom, V Dooe, L Hayes, S Harris, C Dauzy, M. Nordell Duby, D Jenkins, G Gregerson, Marble, B Lindstrom, E Montgomery, K Bouffiou, L Peterson, Benoit, N Olson, H Hennig, N Desjardins Scott, R Olson, C Wait, J Barrow, T Cherf, J Dorfler, Krans, H Varda, E Perch 1 5 : Tl I U I I, 4'. . A. . v1 , 11 : Ho ll I O ll 0 C C. W . F 1 vb I M. 5 . . M. H. L. . .. . I Rn Q '-Y 7. a 0 P R. T ', 1 , . A K .A 474 5. 1, , 7 Q. 4 J f Q .. I. ',.. 'L .5 , : of U I . C O R. 0 2 Co o o 0 Q p C' Q . : DI . O . I J. . 4 o I Ba 0 . g 0 o FI' Ont ROW! Second Row . Third Row Morrow, E Raul, B Lange, C Mieneke, B Davis, K. Picard, Bilgreen, P Johnston, J. Blue Ochetti, S St. Peter, E Freeberg, R Koller, M. Amend, Cleary, J. McMahon, J, White, E Brack Cu mings, H Sadowitz, J Murray, D Hamari, A Cootware It is a beautiful day The heavy warmish scent of autumn is hanging over the leaf carpeted lawns I've just come from the high school my home for the next four years. At times during these past days I've wished I were through school and far from this harassing period in my struggle for education I feel so insignificant and shy and I think the upper class men are lau hin t OVCI' host will men, will g g a me I wonder, sometimes, if those teachers were young This stage won't last long thou h Already I've met a of fellow sufferers, and they all seem swell, together we break down the barriers I'll get to know the upper class too, and by next June I know the omnipotence of the teachers melt into reserved friendship I met our principal, Mr Strolle when I had my classifi cation card changed, and I like him already He reminds me of my father as Miss Belhumeur reminds me of mom, both trying to help me in that stern but kindly way of theirs I'm sure that Kingsford High with its arms of benevolence will embrace me with its fellowship and nurture me in its circle of pleasant happiness wi I 0 0 O D . 2 Be e e e M. . 3 Je e e e g D. Schettler, E. Glaser, N. Kanska, J. VanPembrook ,-xv T 4,4 . - -' nixlj , Y 6 574' N' W4 VL 3.-iw 9 f I 'v Y ' 4 3 -6 1 A ti, I '!l!u K ! 5-. .. . Xab 2 , H' .... '1.l'1--Q fl Z. WW' 7 7 WVR 6 X f Z7 Z WM W ff? f Q f f ,, ,M W , f f' ff J fi , f ' 6, Af Vff' 'f ,, f X, ,f if 7 , , 7 ff XVI, ' 7,7 W ' ' vf QQ ' , Qfffif jf y Q ff? , 4 f X Z7 fyf, A lf f I ff! fl! 'fff X , If an V f X X V I, ff fl!! lil! Wi ' --muyug i ' , , A ,A I x N ', X A If K!! X -.:. 3 ff ff , W M ff, iff X R .' . X N 'n,,h, . x . y , f' f ,ff if , , I XX X f f ' if ' swwi Gwwd M E rronb Row Second HOW Third Row Dxsnaw, J Broullire, R MHJOT' Y M KQUFHS, R Fricx, B Piper, S R O1SOUn Ubuqle' R Berg Passell, R Sahel, N Thogianawaya Rozlch' N Hebegthw E Windelln C Nelson' M Sm 1 G Pera iiEiEZgn,R Payant K Bettiga' FD Lgggiisng Benoit, , Bodelirm ' B shop Halvorsgnn V Orness' R L ' JIGUIQ Is my face red? I was making noise in the halls today when a saucy traffic officer marched me in to see Mr Strolle It's the St d e guidance of Miss Belhu eur. peace in the halls, there are assembly two visual education rooms and a generally tidy school all products of an efficient council We, the Students of K H.S., in order to form a more perfect union are striving for eventual student government We are almost ripe for it now. The Council dance is coming I've kept the date open. Oh, one of the members said they're going to take time out in the sprin for th g e three f's the food, fun, and frolic of a picnic. Besides curtains for S' 'V R :- 1 O . g O fn ' 2 is N . .. r . - P ' n ' ' 'V , , U. 0 4 bile ' Z Ao . o . Ho 7 ' . .-, , . J. mv W . . ' : D. 'V . ' ' K. ' S, , t fQ . . u ent Council atnork again, ,' -J under the abl 4 gg -- , s .7 X 3 x 1? ' ff I F- Qld. l ,M ' 7,1 lE.Q N K 41 td c f'. f2La1Q sl74l I Second Row G Gregerson DAndersonl M Dowdl B. Reinen, M' J Michaua 0' K Caddell S w Miss weidri 1 L Heidenpeich A Taft J. Fappingtgg J Bourassa C ' s 1 L conard, 5 F oocnetci B 1111on ' Goths M Who said it was a man'svnorld9 I went into the gym last night and what to my wondering eyes should appear but all the Miss Kingsfords of the school going through calisthenios Wrench an arm, or how about a case of aching muscles? They are all on order every Monday night It's the first showing of G A A in our history and we're proud of it Plenty of games to keep busy and the basketball teams are a threat to the Varsity They've got their eye glued on letters for achievements and though they capture a lot of fun, I've noticed the figures around school are slimmer and more I'll have to try it myself Oh, my aching back . I Us Third Ro : Bo Lihdstrom. ohnson: Do Duke . ' ' La Fave 0 . ' 0 ' ' . U C C a Awww! SMH S011 n ks J Broullire, B Swan ' S an 1 M Doebrv V Iverson, L 'Zak L Rye' gon H Front Row C H0825 M Kengas, H GervaiS,tDP1'cJ::2ed,,D Branz L Gunvil16p B Weber: No Second Row DuFren3e, R MHJOP' Our annual material went to the printer's toda Man h 7 y eartfelt memories will brighten future conversation because of it The formative stages, the uncertain muddle of work when nothing seemed to go right, and then the final rush to check and re check that everything was ready has left me aching and tired, but I revel in my weariness For us there will never be another annual like this one We are proud of every personal touch in it I'll wager that Mr Johnson is righteously breathing know that like me the born in the producing we have preserved in be to every Kingsfordian will erase any regret or misgiving he might have had. a sigh of relief right now, but I retrospection of the little jests of the Kingsfordian, the thoughts it, and the private value it will I7 Q Mfwh 64,4 Ffont Row: S93 V Qh Sgcond Row. gs Dish o A. anks, H. G BW, G. Gauthi ervaig, D Br ' Spencer R Q ev ' Hnz, D N 1 Third . D' Michael' ' sutton G. ' 6 Son' G' Kin Row. L. Glmvillgona J. Bro1l111,.ghP5Stian, M, Fanpas 3' H- D:5t,:f3z:Se.H:1t21s:Se2 Q, N ' B' 1 . Gray, R Fr . 'ye, M. Doeh My sojourn to the darkroom today, netted me few dozen more shots for my album. I quiver with the thrill that photography gives me. The school my friends, our coaches, the basketball team and hundreds of other delights of school life will remain eternally young in my snapshots. There are thirty of us upicn maniacs, all eager to explore new twists in producing better pictures. Ne like to keep pictures of all our activities. To date we've got our initiation, Christmas party, our annual workers and spring outing all captured on film. Ne've taken pictures of couples at the Hop and Prom, but forgot to get a photo of it. I can vision next years luckv artist. He'll have a complete new photography outfit at his disposal. I hope he remembers it was made possible 1 partly by the l9u8 club. Q 7 H 1 roehllg r, L. Zak, E I n .I ,X Qu! ffawfw Grsmbeck, C' Dubuque'Glif1tn1er, -7- Tierrilyfgr, D. KPOPP' G' Kms Front Row: ii. Rozich, C. ixiizali' S. B81'C0m9i BQIBEUGKSSG, M. Roosem . 0 . V I second Row: B. gZTigLnCC. Fontainbv J' Glass, . Frick, J Lahti' B B? S staplv H 1verS0n9 R' M Sathersl Shanksvilie V, Anderson, r' M. Dmhr, L. RVN Third Row! ggigggz, M.,Reese, Mgogfbg ,Hornibr00k Sven 1 ' L, Thompson' B' Is my nose shiny? l've just come from the last meeting of the Girl Reserves of l9h7-AB. The seniors got up and said what the club has meant to them. In strangely quiet tones, tightened throats recalled our initiation and following banquet, the lively tunes and fun of our Girl Reserve and Hi-Y square dance, the frosty moonlight hike to Lake Antoine last fall, the Christmas party and goofy gifts, the rushing of rehearsals for our assembly, the oxish bowling party, how we swelled with pride over our moms at the Mother-Daughter tea, the house party with an elaborate spread of eats and fun but no sleep, Yes, and even the discussions and little spats we had among ourselves. Each event was reborn and was put hack into memory a little damp with a tear or two. Already we are acquiring that funny way of women, Yes, I think my nose is shiny. Piper, G. D1ShaWD 'WV Second Row 3 Taxa' K Peterso ' Dubuque, D Branz W I 0 Weber, R Ma Jer mas' H Erick Thi ' DHFI- Son J s rd Row D. g0deJ?f:E'JEfO5:i1i?s: J' EEEi'g'gg:'.DR Hichei, W Hasse R Jggggna C. Ber dahi C Scar en, V Afg3fotT Jeanson: H N on o B6Pgdah1, A Sodeps , R. payant, ess ma-Ik: F. Lyber-g Tonight, we received our pins 1n Hi Y All the christian Ideals the club slgnifies seem mirrored 1n its leamlng surface e meet to promote clean living, clean scholar shlp, clean athletics, and clean speech bound together by lastln fellowship Our club is indeed fortunate We have in lr Fiorucci, our advisor, not only a stirring example but also the true friend and wlse counsellor that a Chrlstian youth needs in his foundation I'm sure we can't go wronv ln our many plans for the year Success fairly smiles in the background of our banquet, assembly, carnival, outingiboth winter and sprlngl noon sales and all the rest of the many activities we will sponsor Each tive the inter com breaks into one of my classes, my cheat heaves and surges h ride to think I had a small part in wit p providing the school with it C? O I e e O t . 0 . I I . 1 l ., . ' g .' . W . g G . .. . I CD O 9 . A . . iqlrh' Q A A .Q 1 . n ,, K v Vx ' x 7 r -- ' Lf 'F js , I i .E 4.- r .g,,. Q ' -ll' W WQDOT R1019 D Byrne, Degplnsy J no Phillips' D oen D DuFr05 ' G enfellr D' W Thdmas R C ' b que Ienoitp R Major' rington, D osheskza' Kansas' P mu ' nemo, -T Far C Beradahl' Brousdahl A Sodemark' Bere ' R Derrick, B Shultz: G Galbraith' L68 PB 9-nt P K 0 J Wonder: , Bettiga' L Ferrign n dzrfer G Para' K Ober O tonite! It was our Varsity initiation, and a greater collection of merriment in one evening I've yet to find. We paraded the plebes, embarrassed them, and other- wise tormented them. Of course, we had a plentiful feed afterwards. It will be a long time before we will be able to forget the way Jimmy Riel looked as he marched through town or how nthe girls' enjoyed their duty as waitresses at Benso's. Modesty was not a part of their character, h, did I have fun How pleased I am to be a part of the carefree, genuine, atmosphere that hovers about the Varsity Club! Our club is carrying its share of activities too. We have had past sales once a 1 week, packed Red Cross boxes, and have great l b p ans lwill it e or won't itl for a Varsity show this year. Perhaps the life of ou club is due to the spirit Mr. Schrader shows to us. 4.' Z 7 5. ,1 X, 9' 5 G - 4 3-A I e O n e O , Q e U e ' e ' e e Ali 'lfwvzez' K-Y'0pp D mm 85: I M331 R Je I ornibr0OkBegQUist, M Soggg G Dishasnsonf B Go e , ago, J Cudnaluofsksi Vallitvelc B n' C Fontan, R 1 C D v Eym 9, M v M Weigel, 5 5 tineggilqbue ,Sith Grangzgku Andarson, as Gsjjee ayant, R gsm e, W Hassellers, L Gunvi 1 oehllg ' G Christian aj H Iverson We've finally gone to press Tonight I'm weary with writing and finding scores and interesting topics to put in this edition of our Kometg but I love it Maybe I've got printer's ink for blood, however, can't help but warm to the sight of fresh news and scrumptious tidbits printed neatly and accurately Many students mean much news and we try to bring both into the scope of our print. Miss Weidrich, the ed1tor's editor, has really given us the spark of life we need, and our editor really keeps us hopping. We're going to take time out for a sleigh-ride next week through the nipping winter air lneath the yellow of the moon. I hope I sit next to nthe' one. Oh yes! Our plans for the spring banquet are under way. I'11 mark the date tomorrow. Tonight in my dreams I'll probably be seeing those Komet reporters snipping bits of news off the grapevine, or maybe I'11 find the answer in my dreams to 'Who threw the banana?' 7 Peyton af I iif, 2 .. I I s '-vu. U' I C g V . ' ul . So H . .W b o Q b 1 Thir . ' ' s I ' 481' . , o ' . .I R. p ' ' b . 1' . 1 ' 1 y 0 . o , u I. I Glulf r C Anderson, L' Rye, N Helton, E. D113-9'n' Fr0!1 h son w ber ing O o a Row M Seal' 3 Spurfr5s1iIiivlgit,eD aerquist' J. Farr Gervais Seoon . Sparapanip C teen J Thorsen C ombe, R Jeanson, H 0 Peterson. C Km n ' Parent' C 0 GOM1, F Msxnvi Third Row W. Webeiilji geligdgrson, R. Frick, B L Gunv r The houselights are dimmed and then curtain rises Each time a new play is born and new actors give with their rendition of a drama I can't help but remember All the world is but a stage and we are but actors on it For the price of a ticket we can glimpse and share oys and sorrows of rich and poor, gaiety and daring that we yearn for but just can't quite gain courage for, love life and fantasy on which to romance. It must be wonderful to be a part of the at mosphere of the stage Thrills, chills, love, sorrow, money and poverty all at the turning of a page that's for me Mr Romstad has a feeler out for new members I think Illl try to get his attention Perhaps this will be the birth of a new Barrymore and, moreover the Dre.matics are going to have a pretty swell outing next spring t Ro' G. lG.'Schroder C. NeuhOffg Bl t n M. O 0 Re. . . ' J n -- .J JZJNSH -.,,L -I-.,. v'N: Front Row G Schroder G Gauthier C Vanitvelt B Eymer L R B Gob 1 Second Row I Nelson, W Weber, R gailey, L Gunrille, C 6oombe,ei Kanga: Mr Roms ad A'1+ '--g.,,. -7-., -1--. eecond Row: E. Alquist, P. Corrigan C. And , erson, D. Michaelson, L B oulli D. Berqulst, F O'Dett , -. ouanohufsky, Miss Moconaughy, G. Hhlvorson H. nlcner, J. Gardiner P8 . e, G. Grieninger ' Third Row: M. Roosen, K. Ber S g, . Sparpani, B. Gothe, Y. Bilgreen, M. Van Geese, C. Groleau Fourth Row: B. Anderao n, H. Orness, A. Juneau, F. lainville, I. Halverson, M. Reese, C. Fontaine -. ' -,U F. . ,rs-j lui- LQ.. - v -svn . - . .. , ,. ,W , F Ns., ur Q v ' V-g- i 1 - n- - , J-,N' :L f- M 0-. - 5. ' - b' L 1' . ' . gg 1 f - V . g, , , . ..... A g. C -- . tr V- N 3, 5 ' Q9 . ' ' ' nl I Af- V I ,W V '.-LJ -f- ,v Q .eg -- . . . . ' 9 O y 0 : . . . , , , O Af11' ' 4, , - pep elk-5 s I . A w V f A Aff' Y' ' if! V Front Row: M. Rsketlch, D. D-uFresne, H. Ness, D. Branz, K. Peterson Second Row: Y. Bilgreen, K. Bouffiou, I. Harris, M. Stanaway, L. Conard, M. Brouillette, C. Anderson, M. Hennig, N. Olson, E. Montgomery, G. Schroder Third Row: M. Cleary, J. Benoit, C. Llndstrom, S. Hanson, H. Coombes, E. Baldinelli, M. Neldberg, J. Farrington, G. Halverson, C. Nelson G. Gregerson, B. Llndstrom, M. Richer, P. Phillip, M. Du Pont Fourth Row: J. Cummings, G. Picard, V. Anderson, M. Halverson, V. Bucan, J. Carollo, V. Miller, C. White, B. Anderson, C. Fontaine, M. Reese, C. Ehlers, W. Conte., M. Paternoster, M. Rodman, Miss Wledrich V ' -1 I , .X ,.,, L. .L ,LI ', l'j,,1,I ' ,L 'W . V ' fl . K ' A Q 9 ' ' ' ' au Q' . Front Row: K. Piper, E. llartinson, H. White, Kiss Engstrom, R. Babcock, E. Carlson, J. DOC181'k, D. Flon Second Row: ll. Johnson, D. Carlson, D. Dickover, L. Zak, B. Selle, M. Sather, V. Boveland, ll. Carpenter, B. on-laon, K. Sullivan, ll. Doehr, B. Gobel, D. Cannsrd, S. Staple M c C21-.4 C7 LXX H ,ri-.Ng LY Front Row R Wrick C Ro pe, Miss Belhumeur, V S anks Rye econd Row J Broullire M Kanoas, W W b r, H Iverson -C'-1221, 6.4.4 'XJ 15- Front Row Fillion, M leber, Miss Seyfrled, B Pay C Fonta ne uist, R Pancheri, M Nowac t ge Second Row rsen w Co ta, M Paternoster, J Van Boven I Borkavich Corrlgan, H Roosen, B Kermode, L He enreich, M Stanaway Third Row oehlig, J Kososki ristian, M Welcher, N Carpenter R Wahlstrom, E Dulan, M Neldber , F arey, M Belaire n .. 7.3 M , , 4 rr Q - 2 -. A V' As g.w 1 ,I ' qi' ts I ' ., . ,U J V N . X' A Eii Y' 1 o 4 9 0 Sy 1 h I L' S I . , -. W . 9 S . ' 7' X t V' . ' 'Qru xw X W ,-,Q , .W ' D 5 1 .,.','t.5'f A f Q 4' . r . A i Ei 1 c Q H K Nia . 'h xx ul., x.-' V . 2 ' , 3 C. . T . ant, . i , E. Alq . . k, C. S . On : 5. La , '. n . . , . , . ' - id 0 Q Q C : Ro FP O , Go Ch O O , . . . 55 . C . I.nA ,ali ' if-fwpaofwslasinwf Dubuque, H Ness, H lvu R Doehr, V Mil ler, Front Row P Gray Second Row A Thomas, I Borkovich, R Wahlstrom, Branz, K Petersen, M Raketlch, P Larson A Juneau, H Er ckson, Director Mr Willson, Third Row P Corrigan, DuFresne Dubuqup, G. Anderson, -. Dulan, R. Wahlstrom, CB-rr , Front Row: V. miller: C- . Pete:-sonxr M mr H Coombe E cl : R. l il ADS OD v Smn Ro' , 3252, u Rakim, R. Dirksen. R Lahti. H ve:-da. C- J 0 ll ' zze 0 Director I Willson, H. less, H. Roosen, L. Standing: D. DuFresnon Dedriokson A 1 fn-Hsfwf-,Nw . . Q 5 'sv.., 3 0 I U O . DI I . - I I e Q 0 f. Q Do A K S 0 0 ' ' V o ' ' Q que. ew , Q 7- L, o Groleau, L Brouill 6 L, U. ichaud, K FP S . nlndstrom, S Heidtke , D Michaelson, E DiPkS9 M Peterson D L n, M Van Gasse , a Fave, A Miller G GPG Third ROW L SPSP , gerson, E Baldine apani' N Carpenter, M DOWdl P I 9, B Jones, S La Fa 1 Elliott, K weber, 1-: Montgomery. Rodman Four-to Row D erzogn W C0195 B., M Paternoster, C Wh te. F Mainville' W Kanska, J Olson, D Lee, J Olson, D B0uffi0U Front Row B Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Fifth Row R tterfleld B belso L n ce J Gard1ner G G8Uth1 r B MCMA M Wonders C Bouche M R e D C DuFresne F1Ck LaVarnway M rarrlr t g on J Farrington N Olson M Hennig G Go e Clalre J Neber J Heath M Anderson B Palmcook I Cudnohufsk Thomas Juneau B Peshek B Anderson V Yelch M White B Smith Os asky E Nahlstrov J Carollo M Halverson Y Pearson P Johnson eary leon K er? L Osterberg M Carpenter D Awrey J DeHart Peterson I ochultz, e Johnson I 1 e J Benoit G Halv Carr P Chepeus C Carl Gardi Ducha oraon ner H Wander D Sanford rme K Osterberg D Chrisman C Car r W Chrisman I o 2U' ' ir ,--e+ M . Y C s U '- .' , ' . 111 Q . 0 ' ' ve . : . 0 0 M. I ' . 3 o H ' ' . O 0 0 ' . . I : . Eu ' , . I ' , . Ri , . ' , . 'e , . Thiebault, J. hon, . , . , .. Shoquist, R. Fish, . , B. y , . Bruette, M. And ' 2 Po , 0 N ' 4 , 0 , o , o , o , 5. Le ' , . ' , . ., . , . , . y, : A. , . , . , . 1 , .. , . W. h . , . ' M, . , . , . , . , M. Cl : D. O , . B V, . , .. A , . , . , 1 , 1 e N no A , v s Wh t , e , 0 : L. , .. , . , E. , . , . , N. , . , . . , . , . fbelwie if Ill T' -Y. Front Row R Payant, M Orness, C Nelson, I Second Row R Wahlstrom, W Hassell, M Ra eti f- Nelson cn, Mr Pomatad H. Gribben, B. Cleary, F. Bergeron, G. Maedke, J. Ba1dineL11, U0 I eagerly await a class in Genera Science, Biology, Physics, or Chem. From the earliest touch of basic principles until the time when I am spouting balanced equations or Archimedes principles, I am enlightened by Science I can remember the times we had in our General Science, flavored by Miss Weidr1chl'Teach' to mel I was pretty taken in with Mr Fiorucci and all the clever ways he presented Biology I think I can still name quite a nu ber of birds. Today we learn tomorrow we PFSCUICS And now I am surrounded by the maze of Chemistry and Physics home how Mr Johnson and Mr Florucci make it seem so every day I tried a llttle chem of my own the other day and no more test tubes Oh well, I stlll haven't blown up any thing I keep my f1ngeFS crossed I feel Just l1ke Newton, the man of motion To go forward is the only way Glues X4 In a lazy moment with nothing to do, I wandered over to the ocatlonal bulld 1ng Iy lazy ways were soon forgotten in that atmosphere of lndustry I f1FSt looked ln on the cooklng department The glrls were bustllng about, baklng cakesland 1f they fall they make excellent stove llds no waste, you know' seallng vegetables Just llke the army and really UO1ng through all the rltuals of preparlng a homey meal They learn to use et1quette and pleasant manners And then, of course, to make sure the dinner 13 a success there's a plentlful potlon of Bromo eltzer for everyone we don't have to burn to learn but it helps Those comlng Homemakers are Sewlng conscious too Plenty to keep nlmble flngers busy and who knows 1t's a good requislte for a housewife Though this is Just between you and me, I hope some one heard that If they yearn for a little music they Just have to turn a knob and the new radio phonograph grants the1r request Of course, the pleasant Jabber that lubricates the a1r made my visit a pleasant one I hope I can return often to Mrs M1nton's and N155 Hale's sanctums O X: 1 W ,ji ' '1 Nl .fri il 35 ,Ari 'P H if . -- x 'l', . Q av, .. -1 ' t ' .'v I 'J .x f ' 2 . ty a, Jpiv- g Y ' . rg A . u a, s A M B g I 1 ,V . A W . . K . , - . r ' . G . L . . . M . 2 c -- V 1 X o ID ' . . .I ' . A . . o . t A ...ri e ' fl.. 'QQ . . u . , . . . . O I A' . iniutwl Am A fool can nall two boards together, but f h a craftsman can make lt look as 1 e d1dn't Some can have their diplomas and degrees, I think o good foundation in Inigstrial Arts will prepare me as we as an hi in the world yt ng else for my place Let the girls have their homewor and the cake batter and teachers to teach them, but give me a good man behind a lathe to apprentice me or an expert in metal machinery to aid me or someone to help a little with my drawing and then turn me loose This is paradise. I6CH3H1C31 drawlng, metal work and woodwork a full schedule for any day But the dav sllps by so fast I can hardly d I've glven u reallze it has starte the book and learnlng and fllled my propram mlth shop all forms I know not what course others may take, but g1Ve a block of wood, a scrap of metal, a f drawlnz paper transformed to a plece o SWOk1Dg stand, and a chlsel, and I say d nou h a credltable drawlng 18 a goo e g grade for me any day l L, 4 ' . ' 5 A Q? A , xy 3 ,- 'x'V'x'k r A , v wrt. 7 H n . k . . -, ' vw A . - : . l . . . P 5 . I . s , .- -- , . ' me D O k I , . I rf 0 , Where can you find me for the next three days? My typewriter and I are going to retire to my inner sanctum to work I'm two budgets behind ASDF asdf ,lkj etc etc etc But it's fun! I'm getting to be pretty good, but I can't match the mark of seventy words mi a nute that Mary Ann Martineau has set Wow! Now is the time for all good com erce students to come to the aid of the business world for vice versa9J Introduction to Business, that's where I surely do shine I'm getting to be a regular business blue plate special with a choice of three digits one for each column. Time runs its weary pace but I've everything tabulated in my budget book, and Mr Mattson to prove it I've reserved the last hour in the day for my shorthand class We really are shaping into efficient secretaries Intended for a prosperous business career, II hope! we reserve speed for that class I do fairly well but look poor compared to Ruth Babcock's 120 wpm record, not mph but just about as fast That's the efficiency Miss Engstrom tries to develop in the rest of HB, I guess. d 3 'fs ' I O 0 l I U O Q o .' . Sea.a,LS tand this eccentric world, To unders it helps to know its background, In the course of the day we roa ed the face of the world in M Palluconi's Geography, thrilled through the revolution with the builders of our cou try, in Amari can History, and observed what effect our actions have upon others, in multi defined Sociology se m hour in American Of cour y Gov't slipped by too rapidly due to that informal atmosphere Mr Bettiga produced I know the students that have built a sturdy staff of social studies will lean upon them often in their meetings with the world. Oh envy, I feel your horny thorns. Today, I find myself wishing could regress to my freshman year and include a more generous allow ance of social studies in my edu cational intake at K H S. Although I, myself have only a smattering, they genuinely interest So much so, that today I made a round of the rooms in which they were being discussed From the first minutes of Mr. Bett1ga's Economics to the last breaths of Mr Stanawayvs American History I never tasted boredom. iv ' Af'rQ, ,A . I . I 1116. S a '? ?' MISS Carnody has us wrltlng themes now I didn't thlnk lt could be so much fun to put your thoughts on paper ven the baslc ngllsh rules help In the event that I roam a llttle 1n my language I can alw ys express myself in French Parlez vous frarcalsq NGICYGF do I, but lt 15 fun trylng There are fourteen of us French men All lgnorant and puzzled untll we see HCherchez la femme,n or N Ou sont les fllleson Comment nous parlez vouson 514 lf you c n't say lt 1n nngllsh, try French maybe Latln Of course, we all have hopes of becoming as versatile as our superior second year stuoents, but even they are no match for la maitresse By the way, Miss Belhumeur is helping me with writing my diary I am grateful, very If French doesn't work, I'll use Latin O, we pueri et puellae become the discipuli Miss Seyfreid hes made regular Romans out of We may be few in number but so industriou Tu vides? when it comes to recitation, 'Tacti aww ' 4 'L Q o '-1 . C1 or ' . . A . l A O A . E . E . . - 7 . . . ' QU - A 1 A . ' - A . , ? n - . I . O I 4 us. : . I Speech To know your mind is commendable, to help others know it is speech. Tonlght I th1nk the stars are Shlnlng especlally br1ght for all Speech students Our m1d term banquet plans became real1ty COD1ght and success smlled especlally well upon lt Sitting there watchlng the represents tlves of the three classes deliver pol1shed speeches I couldn't help thlnking how we had changed 1n three semesters Then, still young in the art of speak ing, I was oh so timid and very, very modest I found there were many in the same state as I, tho, and soon I tried a little style of my own With the push and pull offered by Hr Schrader I gradually realized, and marveled with delight, that by the power of my voice could hold my audience and move them to any heights I so desired But, by no means, was I the only one conscious of my speaking attributes It was hard keeping pace with my companions and I had to tax my abflity to the fullest. Finally some of us gained berths as banquet speakers, Hildegarde righteously acquired the coveted trophey. While only a few could speak at the ban quet, all could listen, and throughout the year all oi us have gained a little of the power to express capably our thoughts This yearis banquet gained a little ad ditional renown, in that Gabriel Heater, to whom the banquet was dedicated, addressed ue over the airways The night grows old as we will someday but our speech activities will remain forever young in our minds, ,Jgltslag 3 I -f'7Q1!z. d we had a test in trig today, but in preference to writing it, I allowed my mind to muse over my progress as a math student It was four years ago that I sat in that same room timidly delving into the books of problems For the most part, they weren't too hard but I acquired an air of reasoning and a method of study that I will forever value The angle of our altitude + the knowns of our basic principals the sign of our exposure to Math I progressed a little farther along my high school path and came upon Geometry and Advanced Algebra fOr should I say they came upon me?J I began to see a little sense to this continuous epic of figures and developed an enormous appetite for it How comes trig, the solvent of the deepest perplexities Of course, M Cummings helps me brush back the fog but I've learned the methods pretty well I believe that my course of mathematics will give me quite a boost in making my way through life. I can mark up my errors in math to experience and the test I forgot to write? mark that up to experience too LZ ff My X 4 VZ ,BQ Z X Z f Z Xxaf j X I X X X, , , , X i J X f 2 f 1 ,ff A M p LXXQXX X 4fQf 7 X, If ,q' K f f f if ff f C-,cl Front Row Third Row Coach Cummings, B Thomas, A Sodermark, P Dubuque, B Rlce, F Derrick, C Bergdahl, K Halverson, G Per P Lee, B eber, D Byrne, Coach Schrader Ferrigno, R Hamari, B Oberdorfer, J Chartier, Schultz, L Reiten, B Payant, G Benoit, Mr Strolle Schei, F Brouillette, L Dedrickson, C Bergdahl, Ostirberg, J Hanson, D Machus, H Ness, M Kangas, Rie Today, at the assembl ro am ceived my football letteryasargil 'Wisrg PP0ud! As I strode up to the stage plat form, a little embarrassed, and a little afraid others might notice the light of pride in my eyes, the impact of what the months of football have given me, pressgd strong against me. A chance to learn teamwork, to learn the rules of fair play to feel the ex- hileration of producing a crashing block or a teeth-shaking tackle, to sense the glory in crossing a gdll line-even though blocked-to have the courage to get up and fight twice as hard, most of all to be a part of that rough and glorious game football, all these thrills and more these three months have given me. Our win-loss record wasn't so good but the record of lessons taught was 1001 victory. They Niagara Calu et Menominee Iron River Escanaba Stambaugh Norway Iron Mtn. 1- 1' ' T I , I .. 1 . o ' om o H a e B, Second Row: Coach Mattson, D. Despins, R. Major, B. Peshek, K. Bettiga, L. . . . Bl C O C O I Be o o o Ke I 0 O O I J. of l We 19 0 12 0 O 35 O 25 O 7 0 21 B 0 O 13 I pulled out my last sl1ver tonlte ho more s1tt1n on tne bench for me the season's over I can't comolaln tho I've seen the Fllvver flve s eeo to v1ctory or flght to tue last secords 1H defeat I can't say I haven played elther for I recelved my share of playlng tlme ne' qulte a record too we came 1n second in the ranve race and fouvht to the semlflnals 1U the d1str1ct tournament I recall the f1FSt n1phts of practlce D3SS1HO, dr1bbl1np, 5hOOC1Hg, we sweated lt out under Coach CumK1DgS'S direct1on And who can C0mpl31D when we've got boys l1ke R1C6, havorson, Galbra1th and Bettlga on the regulars The Reserve Souad, under the guardlanshlp 0' Coach Dattson took tne llmellght thls year as far as tournaments go Playlng 1nso1red ball, they toppled all contenders to w1n the f1FSt HBH team tournament of the schoo1's hlstory All of us have tasted sweet victory and b1tter defeat and by lt I thlnk we've all learned much RANGE They Iron River Crystal Falls Iron Mtn Norway Iron Mtn Stambaugh Norway Crystal Falls Stambaugh Iron River NON RANGE They Bessemer Menominee Escanaba Menominee Niagara Escanaba Galbraith, K Bettiga, B Peshek, Rice, K Halverson, B Weber Grenfell, L Reiten, H Howard, Blue, F Derrick, K Schettler, Maohus, Coach Cummings Front Row Second Row --idk I-'-'-v.........4 Elin.. 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