Kingsford High School - Kingsfordian Yearbook (Kingsford, MI)

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Irving Nelson leaves his bottle of peroxide to Chem Lab Carol Nelson wills her ticket to Marquette to some Nfuture debater Robert Neuens stumbles on his way out the door and may be back next year Robert Norgren distributes his surplus weight to the Football Team Robert Oberdorfer wills his popularity with the gals to Joe Broullette Kit 0'Connor leaves her sugar sweet ways to Mary Rose Paternoster Fern O'Dette wills her pretty red tresses to Gracie Gregorsen Dorothy Olson leaves to go to Hollywood to double for Lana Turner Joyce Olson wills her willingness to work to some of these Lazy Freshies Margaret Olson wills her long eyelashes to Maybelline Inc Robert L Olson leaves so that the number of Robert O1son's in K H reduced Kenneth Osterberg bequeaths his football uniform to Cut Cunningham Betty Palmcook wills her wad of gum to synthetic rubber business Rachel Pancheri leaves her high average to anyone who wants to work for it Mildred Paquette leaves her dimples and eyes to Miss Engstrom James Peyton wills his art ability to some I M art student William Rabenberg bequeaths his truck to next year's Junior Class Milton Raketich leaves his horn to the Band June Reath wills her place in the Dean's Office to Verna Anderson Mary Joanne Reese wills her flaming hair to the Kingsford Fire Dept Thomas Reid leaves to join the Ch1cks9' down on the farm Mary Ann Richer wills her love of the Roller Rink to Phyllis Phillips Dudley Sanford leaves his swing' to somebody's back porch Robert Schei takes off for Niagara with Wayne Le ois Kenneth Schettler has left to seek his fortuneSS SS Marcella Selle wills her giggle to the K H S hall of fame Carmen Shoqulst leaves to sit on some employer's lap Marjorie Smith wills her naturalness to some of these painted cuties Alvin Sodermark is still looking for a bodyguard for Muriel James Stankevich leaves his car to the City Dump Ralph Sutton says he's got nothin' to leave Alice Taff leaves her long ride on the bus every morning to Ronnie Miresse Roger Thibault leaves his nickname 'Meatballn to Beverly Hornibroo Audrey Thomas leaves to marry Lloyd Trecartin leaves his porky to someone who needs a haircut Darlene Vanness leaves her unassuming air to Dorothy Marble Mary Ann Van Pembrook leaves her quiet voice to Darlin Glass Lois Verley leaves to join Bruce at the altar Lois Wahlstrom leaves her trips up northu to anyone who likes to travel Joan Waltz bequeaths her flirty eyes to Jeanine Nordman Gerald Weaver leaves his corny jokes to Bud Paruleski Edwin Weinfurter leaves school to become a bachelor Donald West wills his Romeo ways to some heartbroken Juliet Kenneth Westby doesn't leave anything but would like to take somebody Doris Williamson leaves her initials in the chairs as a remembrance Elva Williamson bequeaths her sweaters to Barbara Peshek Eunice Windell leaves her queen's crown to this year's favored Junior Walter Bilgreen leaves his wolfing ability to one of those bashful freshies Yvonne Bilgreen leaves her timidness to Dewey Wickman Don Byrne just leaves Darlene Cannard bequeaths her petiteness to Ruthie Doehr Martha Carpenter leaves to keep house for Larry S Willis Day leaves his six o'clock jaunts to the mllkman John Dennis leaves his ability to turn corners on one wheel to Dickie Hughes Francis Derrick leaves for the Navy to exchange Tootie for a Wave Geraldine Dishaw wills her pleasant ways to Ede Dulan Janet Dixon leaves the North Side Boys to Joyce Cayo Evelyn Ehlers leaves to fulfill the promise of her engagement ring Jim Farrington leaves to sail the seven seas Myron Fetterly leaves and is glad of it Joan Gardiner wills her singing ability to the Chorus Germaine Gauthier wills her line to any fish who'll swallow it Betty Gothe wills her ideas on the opposite sex to Veronica Bucan John Hanson leaves Pat unwillingly Paul Hughes wills his daring adventures to Douglas Spencer Edgar Jordan leaves to conduct electricity Geraldine King leaves to go into partnership at Johnson's Camera Shop A laugh, a pun, its all in fun, we hope Written by, Joanne Waltz, Betty Gribble, Joan Christensen, Jane Lahti, Germaine Gauthier O N. Q 0 use is ll U . . Robert Spencer leaves his sharp clothes to our uOverall Br1gade'. ' k. Q ll . . I1 ll :

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Carol Dubuque wllls her blushes to Cyn Fonta1ne Betty Grlbble w1lls her dlets to Kate bmlth Glenard Hall bequeaths h1s broad shoulders to Bob Branam Reuben Hamar1 wllls his sk1s to someone who has a lone walk to school Paul Hodglns w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to keep up hlth Mr FlOPUCCl'S mental blltzes to some future, bewlldered chemlst Barbara Hansen leaves her qu1et ways to her slster Shella Mayne Hassell w1lls Mr F1OPUCC1'S ansver book to anyone lucky to f1nd le glve, d1v1se, and bequeath th1s space beslde Betty Hoveland on the sofa to anyone lucky enough to get there Harry Howard leaves Lorralne Helene Hughes leaves her 'goat' to anyone 1n the Black Market Buslness Dlane Hulce wllls her neat appearance to N155 nngstrom's B G 's h1chard Jacobson leaves to become bouncer at o1ll's Bar Dav1d Johnson leaves to oecome the second nlnsteln Carol Knutson leaves her blond tresses to Veronlca Lake Gordon Knutson leaves K H s cheerfully and w1ll1ngly Dorothy Kropp leaves buslness manager of the K1HgSfOPd13H to some next year student Delores Lange leaves her Saturday nlght Jaunts to Lorma Iygard Paul Larson leaves hls love for V1011HS to Mayne Gray Frank Lyberg leaves h1s love for golng steady to Babe's next boyfrlend tdward Marclnek leaves h1s love for Mr BEtt1gd'S C1v1c tlass to Mr Bett1ga Arvella Mlller leaves to become Hatcheck glrl at the Holler Hlnk Robert Mortl bequeaths h1s curls to someone less fortunate Douglas Nelson w1lls h1s cooperat1on to the Junlor Class Prom Commlttee Harold hess doesn't want to leave, he wants to stay another year lesl y Paquette leaves to make h1s home ln Iron POUHCHIH Wayne Pearson bequeaths h1s phys1oue to some l1ttle squlrt Jerry t Onge Donna Peterson Nancy Ph111lpS Kenneth Beverly nllllam Mlchael Plrlot Helten Hodman wllls her red blonde bangs to Lorralne bFOU1llT6 M1115 her shorthand ab1l1ty to next year's class leaves school, but w1th a push w1lls her Job aB presldent of G1rl Reserves to the H1 Y leaves the tw1ns to carry on Ryan leaves to feed goldflsh at Swabb1es Qulck wllls his helght to Tommy Foote oanders leaves to JOIN the crowd at 'Newberry'U99 Donna Touslgnant leaves Tw1n Falls to be a c1ty Marle Van Gasse leaves her Jitterbugg to Mary Farr1ngton Joe Van Pembrook leaves h1s Job as the nolsest member of the football team to Dougles DSSPIDS Sh1rley Toutant wllls her qulet ways to someone who needs them Kenneth Hlchard Barbara Kermode leaves to JO1U her mother at Kresges H138 Krans leaves her reflned ways to the Iron Mountaln glrls Dorothy La Fave leaves to be w1th Kenny Jane tahtl g1ves her Flea b ck to the dogs June Le Llalre leaves her gum under her desk 1n study Hall for Tony Le Gualt leaves to become manager of the Blg Jo dakerles vayne Legols bequeathes h1s stand 1n h18g8P3 to Dlck D1xon Douglas Machus leaves h1s flashy Varslty sweater to Irls James Marhelne leaves h1s corn to be harvested Pat McCormack leaves for steady employment at Penney's remembrance ' . l l O . , . Q . . . . . V. . . 0 I C ' O I 4 J ' lt. 'V D 0 ,. . x . ' ' ' .. ' ' 5 Q .. , A . . . . a e ,. ' . . . Q 4 Q 0 . T . l . n . . v . , H u a . . . 7 . . . , .. . A. . 1 n Q nk 4 I I f 'v 2 A Q , 4 . . . . U - A ' . o . . 1 ' . . . . '. . . Q Q f - . Lv. .F - . . A - 0 Q ' .. ' - v v X ... u , D e I O n . . . 4 Y ' ' YI 'YI A U o N I ,D . 1,- . . ,Q . ,. . . ' O . , . n Q

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81444 P CLASS PROPHECY In a dark cellar deep in the bowels of Kingsford High School, sits hunched up little woman, before her a large, silvery crystal ball Into this ball she peers intently Suddenly she stiffens, what has she seen9 Let us look and see As we gaze into the gleaming rounded surface, we see a banner emblazoned with the Seal of Kingsford High With a start we realize we are lookin into the future, seeing our classmates and chums as they will be 20 years hence, wherever they may be Before our astonished eyes we see Marian Anderson Beautiful talented head of nThe Anderson Folliesn CNot Ziegfieldl Donald Anderson Chief punter at I M News Shirley Anderson Fortune teller in a tea shop Marian Barnard Paper doll designer to Howard Beaulier Santa Land Clayton Bergdahl is in Marquette selecting a blond piano player Walter Bilgreen Star center for Al's Independents Yvonne Bilgreen Advocate for Woman's Rights in Belgian Congo Bob Blue and Louis Bonetti currently starred in the movie production Mutt and Jeff Don Bodelin Operating a trapping concern since Mary hinted for a fur coat. onna Bouffiou Enterprising woman owner of nKresge and Bouffiou, Inc Francis Broullitte World Renown chemist experimenting with atomic energy Jeanette Broullire A farmer's wife Don Byrne World's light heavy boxing champ Darleen Canard Chief librarian at Library of Congress Martha Mae Carpenter assistant to Deanie Canard Jack Chartier John Chartier apprentice seaman Don Chereskin World's champion potato grower. Dick Chrisman Selling vacuum cleaners in South Africa Joan Christensen dazzling star of stage and screen, soon to be seen in nThe ce Man Goethn e bert Cody Successor to Buffalo Billn John Constantine Hunting editor for Sports Field Bernadine Cunningham Secretary to world famous educator and lecturer CShe writeshis speeches D Willis Day Missionary in Belgian Congo Delores Deldin Stunt girl for Judy Conova John Dennis Winner of National Award for Safe Driving E leen DePat1a Chairmar of 'Eternal Vigilance Committee Francis Derrick Rear Admiral of Lake Antoine Patrol Squadron Marie Derrick Cashier at ARP Store Gerry Dishaw Dress designer in Macy's in New York Janet Dixon Powers Model, Powers, Michigan, that is Carol Dubuque Teacher of the Professors Suttan's children in the University of Michigan. Evelyn Ehlers Chief Nurse at Veterans Hospital. Jim Ekberg General Manager for Douglas Machus Oil Company Jim Farrington Commander of the King's Navy Myron Fetterly Section hand on Milwaukee Road Joan Gardiner world famous singer giving 21st com and performance before royal Heads of Europe. Germaine Gauthier Well known public speaker, author, and housewife. a - B ll li. -- D -- ' on Celia Carlson--Corresponding secretary for Lonely Hearts Club. I . D l -- H . ' o 1 ,- A v .n