Kingsford High School - Kingsfordian Yearbook (Kingsford, MI)

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-, - f f 1. ..: VI, e Nancy Tuomela Na.ggi. Friendly, dependable, always commendable . ,f Photo Club I4 Annual staff h meta 1-2-3 Dramatics 2-3 Pep Club 1 Chorus 2 Flivver Flash 3-I4 Alan Varda Cactus If height calls for ambition, I wish I were Shorte John Vargo Bud There are only three great men living-myself and I've forgotten the other two. Dramatics 14 Prom Court 3 Football 1 Chorus 3-ls Robert Wahlstr om Wally Don't bother saying it- I know already. National Honor 3-L Hi-I 3-14 D8b8'be 2-3-14 Bind 1-2-3-11 Orchestra 2-3-I4 Dramatics la Latin Club 2-3 Jack Watson I let others do the talking. Key Club 3 Mary Lynn Weber Quietly she works away, faithful to each duty. Girl Reserves 2-3-h Band 1-2-3-ll Orchestra 3 Dramatic: 1-2-3-I4 Thespians 2-3-lg Latin Club 1-2 Student Council 2-3-I4 AN National Honor 3-lg Pep Club 2 Kathleen Weber -lxnuvf' The onlyway to have a friend is to he one. Glee Club 1-2-3-lg Pep Club 1-2-15 G.A.A. h Speech Club 3 John Weber Jack I always like school- The vacation part of it Chorus l Fu W,

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Seniafvi Melva Windell UMe1H I let others do the talking. Commerce Club 3 Glee Club l Hugh Shanks HHughieH He's little, but he's wise, heis a terror for his size. Dramatics h Lloyd Sjoquist USamH He goes quietly on his nay, studies well is what they say. Lola Sparapani HSparH The grandest girl you ever knew, always ready to come smilin' through. Dramatice 2-3-L Thespians L Pep Club l-L Cheerleader A Photo Club 3-L National Honor 3-A Annual Staff A Commerce Club L Musical Kadete 2-3 Douglas Spencer HDougU Every boy is a volume if you know how to read him. David Stimac HDaveH He's the HCrosbyU of our school, makes girls swoon as a rule. Hi-Y 3-b Speech Club 1-2-3 Latin Club l-2 Chorus 3-h Diane Thayer A diligent seeker after the gem of knowledge. Theron Thayer We know little of him But all we know is good. Jeane Thorsen HJeanieH Blonde and petite, and oh so sweet. Photo Club 2-3-h Annual Staff h Flivver Flash 2-3 Dramatics 2-3 G.A.A. 2 Glee Club lx Pep Club l William Thomas HBillH A wee mite who packs a load of dynamite. Hi-Y 2-3-h Student Council 2-3-h Varsity Club 2-3-M Speech Club 3 Football 1-2-3-h Basketball 1-2-3-L Dramatics 11

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5 Gku Wd! We, the undersigned class of 1950, being of weak minds and strong bodies, do hereby bequeath, bequest, and just plain leave our last earth- ly possessions to those who are in need. To our principal, Mr. Allen, we leave the consolation that we leave. To Miss Belhumeur, our Bon Ami, we leave our best wishes. To our faculty, we leave congratulations, you've put up a good fight, but we've won. Esther Alquist wills her excess pounds to Shirley Neuens. Barbara Anderson leaves her extra boyfriends to anyone who will take them. Beverly Anderson bequeaths her job at the Galley to some lucky Junior girl Delos Awrey wills his job at the Colonial to Harlan Pirlot. Chester Beauchamp leaves his dark complexion to Arne Johanson. Carol Anderson bequeaths her way with men to Rita Carlsted. Grace Anderson wills her boisterous manner to Kate Picard. Arlene Beauchamp leaves her singing ability to Marilyn Cerasoli. Joe Brouillette bequeaths his sense of humor to James Waite. Tom Brynick wills his wavy hair to Dewey Wickman. Muriel Becking leaves her sweet disposition to a Junior who needs it. Ines Borkovich bequeaths her violin ability to Joe Massie. Carol Bouche wills her height to Norma Kanska. Charles Carl leaves his curly hair to Don Plummer. Bill Caldon wills his army experience to future Kingsford soldiers. June Bourassa leaves her long hair to Nancy Desjardins. Teresa Brouillette wills her friendly attitude to Joanne Westby. Lorraine Brouillire wills her cute smile to Wave Walsh. Curtis Carlson leaves his manual training ability to anyone who wants it. Charles Carr leaves his golden-hot trumpet to Richard Berg. Veronica Bucan leaves her noon hour ride to Leon's next girl. Beverly Byrnes leaves her jolly disposition to Mr. Allen on Senior Skip Day. Catherine Calcari leaves school to farm in Pine Creek. Ernest Carollo wills his Model A to Dale Hughes. Walter Chrisman bequeaths his singing ability to Bardo Jones. Charlene Campbell leaves, but with a push. Frances Carey wills her sweet ways to Mary Rose Paternoster. Joyce Cayo leaves. Ken Christensen wills his love for French to Larry Suino. Gene Christian leaves the presidency of H1-Y to an ambitious Junior. Doris Chapman leaves her loud voice to Dick Cayo. Betty Christensen leaves her curves to the Plane Geometry classes. Jack Dault wills his ability for making alibis to Mary Margaret Stanaway. Leonard Dedr1ckson'leaves his wavy hair to Tommy Foote. Laverne Conard wills her job at the fruit market to Sheila Hanson. Betty Constantineau bequeaths her charm to Betty Taival. James DeHart leaves his shorthand ability to Nona Carpenter. Herbert Dennis leaves his love for school to Joe Dorfler. Helen Coombe leaves her clarinet in the band to Nancy Caruso.