Kingsford High School - Kingsfordian Yearbook (Kingsford, MI)

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Front Row: R. Larson, M. Backing, D. Michaelson, N. Tuomela, D. Elliott, L. Broullire, L. Sparapani, G. Schroder. Back Row: E. Dulan, R. Payant, W. Gray, B. Rice, R. Froehlig, G. Christian, M. Roosen, J. Thorsen. If they had only told me it would be like this. What, you ask? Just this-- getting the annual to press. Work is the password. As soon as the projects are assigned, the wheels are put into motion and we become a team. Our goal is to fin- ish the annual on time so that it can go to press. The first annual was assembled twenty-five years ago and was one of the finest ever published. From 1958 to 1939 there was no annual, thus, in order to preserve some memories for the graduates, the Komet staff made a glorified edition in '58 and in '59. Today, our Kingsfordian goes to press at Appleton, Wisconsin Our advisor, Mr. Johnson, ls the one who deserves the credit. If it weren't for him, perhaps we wouldn't meet our deadline. He's always there when we need him most. It isn't all travail, don't misunderstand. It has it's gay moments, too. T779 5