Kingsford High School - Kingsfordian Yearbook (Kingsford, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

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We .,,M h-.e, he has ,':Ht Ni' ling, his wJw1f, .4 th .ewlv rr'.i ,Q ssivers A ' Q C . 1 , . es A the X 1 Lf. I n hs C ee-. f . I . , se e . , s .. a.,.irs bk Mr Bettiga J Sullivan Mr Annear dig N' SLM! My W Legeult L Rice zBru,ffg:t3'ljlLA2f',? Advisers Mr Bettiga Motto Ourselves Mr Annear Future Lies President Jerry Sullivan ful' V President Wilfred Legault Color Ye lbw Secretary: Lillian Rice Treasurer: Darlene Bruette Flower: Yellow Ros C5126 L a 1 U, -I - n -an . 5 I ll 'n fu . In in f ln M 5' . . gm . ' ' .J gift : . : ur . : : : if 1 ' Sendvu Q J. Alquist M. Amond J. Batterton D. Beaulier J. Benoit R. Berg O ca '-9 D. Bilgreen D. Bishop 4.1 E. Baldinelli C. Barnard JOHN ALQUIST, 'Alkie'. Activities: Varsity 3,Lg Student Council 35 Football l,2,3,L3 Bas- ketball 2. MARLENE AMOND, 'Peaches'. ELAINE BALDINELLI. Activities: Pep Club 1,23 C.A.A. 33 Glee Club lg Chorus 2g Speech l,2,3. CAROL BARNARD, Kaya JAMES BATTERTON, 'Jim' Activities: Speech 3. DALE BEAULIER, 'Bunny'. JOYCE BENOIT, 'Jib'. Activities: Photo Club 3,Lg Girl Reserves Lg Latin Club 23 Student Council Lg Pep Club l,2,3g Speech Club l,2,3g Chorus l,23 Annual Staff L. RONALD BERG, 'Ronnie'. Activities: Student Council lg Dramatics Club l. DOROTHY BILGREEN, 'Dottie'. Activities: Chorus l,2. DOUGLAS BISHOP, 'Bish'. Senaaful J Blue A Bouche JESSIE BLUE, Jess Activities Glee Club 2 3, G A A 2,3, Dramatics Club 3, Pep Club L ARLENE BOUCHE 'SmilesW Activities Glee Club 3 L F 3, Chorus l,2,3, Pep Club l KATHLEEN BOUFFIOU, Buff Activities P p Club l 2,3 G A A 1,2, Dramatics Club 2 3,h, Glee Club 3, Chorus 3, Speech Club 2 HARRY BOURKE 'The Third' Activities Hi Y L, Football DARLENE BRUETTE Dar Activities. Student Council 3 L' Speech l, Girl Reserves A, Flivver Flash L, Chorus 1,2 ALBERT CALCARI, Al NONA CARPENTER, Carp Activities Latin Club l, Pep Club 2,3- Chorus 2, Glee Club l BERTIL CARLCON, Bert Activities Photo Club L, Annual Staff L MARIE CASE. Activities: Latin Club 1,2, Mus- ical Kadets l,2. WILLIAM CHURCH, 'Bill'. K Bouffiou I D Bruette af' N Carpenter M. Case H Bourke 'Wu-f A Calcari it-rp, B Carlson W. Church Semen K N Cleary W Conta H Coombe 1 J B Dav1s N Desj l 'i Ytgpx R. Doehr J. Dorfler H. Dow C. Duby J Cummlngs Res Staff b r2v3sba Dram G A Mutt Pep Club l Photo 3 A G1rl Reserves 2 Club 2 Flivver Flash 3 Staff L DAVIS, 'Barbs' Activit1es F H A 3 NANCY DESJARDINS, Dish Activities National Honor Soci ety 3,L, G1rl Reserves 3,L F11v ver Flash 2,3,L, Pep Club 2 L, Thesp1ans Club 2 3 L G A A 2 NADINE DOEHR, Ruth ACtiV1tl8S Student Counc1l 3 Majorette 2,3,L, Photo Club 2,3 Dramatics Club Lg Musical Kadets l,2, Commerce Club L. JOSEPH DORFLER, Chum . Activ1ties: Varsity 3,L3 Student Council Lg Football 1 2,3,bg Bas ketball 2,L, Baseball 3 L. HELEN DON. Activ1t1es: Glee Club 2,3 L. CAROLYN DUBY 'Dubes'. Activlties' Magorette 2 3 L Spe ech Club 2,3' Commerce Club L. X . ff 5. . A wu- lA , 2 . My .9 i A Q , ' ttf' ' Jvxg ,. . Q I OW ' 3,16 '. .A.-3. . . . 4,3 n, 3 A ' , , S j Ji 5. ,' ' ' P KH ' : . . . R ' fl ,Ss . y4iM, S t n ,ni g . ... . VI 5 g, , Seniafui E. 5' 7 Dykstra G. Elliott M. Farrington L. Foucault EDWIN DYKSTRA, 'Buster'. Activities: Latin Club 1,23 Band 2,3,Lg Speech Club 2. GERALD ELLIOTT, Jer-ry . X MARY FARRINGTON, 'Jo'. Activities: Commerce Club bg Speech 1,23 Chorus 1,25 Glee Club 3, G A A l LORRAINE FOUCAULT, 'Mickey'. Activities: Commerce Club L. J. Galeazzi fffiii VIOLET FREEMAN, nvi' . emi' Activities: Girl Reserves Lg Com- merce Club L. :z,J'Mp alll JOHN GALEAZZI, 'Guz'. f' Activities: Student Council A' 9' Thespians Club bg Varsity 3,hg Football 3,Lg Basketball 1,25 ,u' Track 3,L.g Speech 3. 'ff MARGARET GALEAZZI, 'Midge'. Activities: Pep Club 2,3,Lg Girl Reserves Lg Girls Glee Club 2,3,Lg Speech Club l,2,3. GRACE GREGERSON, 'Greg'. Activities: Glee Club l,2,3,Lg G.A.A. l,2,3g Pep Club 1,23 Speech Club 2,3. M. Galeazzi G. Gregerson DAVID GRENFELL, 'Corky'. Activities: Varsity l,2,3,Lg Chorus l,2. , fur ELIZABETH GUSSERT, 'Betty'. Activities: Glee Club lg Chorus lg Pep Club 2. D. Grenfell E. Gussert' - .C S. Heidtke J. Heiskala SHEILA HANSEN, 'Syd'. Activities: Debate Lg Student Council Lg G.A.A. 23 Glee Club 1, 2g Speech Club 2,33 Pep Club l,2. LOLA HAYES, 'Bibbins'. Activities: Speech Club 2,33 Glee Club lg Commerce Club Lg G.A.A. l. SHIRLEY HEIDTNE, wsnr1mp'. Activities: Glee Club lg Band 2, -rc 3,hg Photo Club Lg Annual Staff Lg Flivver Flash Lg Orchestra A. JOHN HEISNALA, wJackH. MARY ANN HENNIG, wnggw. Activities: Dramatics Club 2g Thespians 3,Lg Flivver Flash l,2, 3,hg Girl Reserves 3,Lg National Honor Society 3,Lg Pep Club l,2,3, Lg Latin Club 2 3' Speech Club l 2 Il ID Chorus lg G.A.A. l,2. JENKINS, 'Dar'. Activities: Speech 2. , 'Swede'. tivities: Orchestra 3. , 'Phyl'. Chorus lg Glee Club 2 Ag Flivver Flash 3,L Lg Commerce Club L tiesz. . ,.73g G.A.A. 3. J ES, 'Bardo'. Activities: Varsity 2,3,hg Football l,2,3g Basketball l,2,3,Lg Track l, 2,3,Lg Baseball 2,3,Lg Photo Club 3 Smmu 337' Kanska L Krans S LaFave B Lange NORMA KANSKA, Norm Activities Pep Club 2, Speech ub 2 3 F H A 45 ll. LEROY KRANS, Buck .1 al 38 SHIRLEY LAFAVE, 'Frenchy' Activities Girl Reserves L National Honor Society 3,b, Glee Club l,2,3,L, Speech Club 2,3, Pep Club A G A A l, Thespians Club L Jzflila. W Legault B L1ndstrom BARBARA LANGE, Babs Activities Speech Club 2 WILFRED LEGAULT, Wiss Activities Student Council A BETTY ANN LINDSTROM, 'Annie' Activities Pep Club l,2, Glee Club l, Speech Club 2,3, Band 2 3 L G A A l,2,3, Orchestra A DOLORES LOBNER, Dee Activities Commerce Club A Speech Club 2 3 1125? RICHARD HACKIE, Mac D. Lobner H- Mackie WINIFRED MARROW, 'Winnie'. Activities: Girl Reserves 2 Photo Club 3,Lg Glee Club L' An- nual Staff kg Speech Club 2. JOSEPH MASSIE, Joe . Activities: Varsity l,2,3g Foot- ball l,2,3,Lg Basketball 1 2,3,L- JMAMQJJVLXV-M. x - .E,g1gE6 lhAk2QQp.4Arv L:I3?vvA i W. Marrow J. Hassle Baseball 3,L. 1DavLf Semen all 'W' 5' C Me1necke A Miller E Montgomery B Nelson A Nicholls M Noizizbahb 4, Jw ll' J. Olson N. Olson a,w L ',,1:: qfX R. Olson R. Olson CAROLE MEINECKE, Cudge Actlvities Speech Club 2,3 ALVIN MILLER, 'Alvie' Activities Football l,2,3 A Basketball l,2, Hi Y L, Varsity 3,L, Baseball l,2,L ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY, 'Biddy Activities Pep Club 1,2 Glee Club 1 2 3 A F H A Speech Club 2 3 BARBARA NELSON, 'Barbs' ctivities Glee Club l,2, Club 2 3 A F H A 3 m erce Cl b L d,4fg,4-tj, Axel ICH LLS, Nick NOWACK, Jeff aA,ai? Activities Latin Club 1,2 Club 2,3 M, Annual ,bl,awe1z'aue41f oSS'o1f 4ffl y '4y a J tivitles Glee Club 1, Speech H ,ogyib 2 Latin Club 2, Photo Club ,wdffzl-A NANCY OLSO , 'Ol . Activities: rl Reserves 2,3,Lg Dramatics Club 25 Thespians Club 3,Lj Flivver Flash 2,3,hg Debate 3,Lg Student Council 3,Lg Nation- al Honor Society 3,Lg Pep Club 1. ROBERT OLSON, 'Bob'. Activities: Student Council 1, 2,Lg Hi-Y 2,3,L. RONALD OLSON, 'Ronnie'. Sf Y. Pearson ru :wax PATERNOSTER, Rosie . Activ ties: Student Council 2,hg Gi erves 3,Lg Dramatics Club 2g es ians Club 3,Ag Pep Club l,2,3g .A.A. l,2g Latin Club lg Gle C b 1,3,b. ON EARSON, 'Pierce'. A v es: Speech Club 2,35 C us ,33 G.A.A. lg Majorette 2, L ET SON, NLoieW. , A vit es: Girl Reserves 3,bg at cs Club 1,25 Thespians Club P Club Ag Flivver Flash 1, A' ommerce Club Lg Student cil Lg National Honor Society PICAHD, WKate'. v ies: Girl Reserves 3,Lg t' s Club 23 Thespians Club Lg p Club l,2,3,Lg Commerce Flivver Flash l,2,3,L. r . I X313 N P ER, Bon . ' t vities: Student Council l,Lg gm oglub 2. 'QV LAN PIRLOT, Har '. c vi es: Hi-Y 3,bg Student' y o i 2,3,bg National Honor db'e 3,Lg Baseball 3,b. H O P , LOT, 'Harry'. P R, 'Don'. cti ies: Varsity 3,Lg Chorus Spe . 2,3. .3 anis. , A ivi ies: Hi-Y 3,45 Flivver 1 'Fl sh g Varsity 3,Lg Basket- ' l , ,kg Football l,2,3g , X323 ig .,. it W L. Peterson Picard sv x , B. Piper H. Pirlot 1 iv? Qs' .gwfsff V ak 515 H, piplog D. Plummer 4 G. Rector C. Reed a Senicwi L. Rice R. Richards 6 fig. use M. Rodman R. Rogge V. Roos D. Ryan lv'N 1Z'7 M. Sadowitz M. Secrist J. Righter A. Rodman LILLIAN RICE, 'Lil'. Activities: G.A.A. 1,2,33 Pep Club l,2,3,Lg Dramatics Club 3,43 Girl Reserves bg Chorus 1,35 Glee Club 2. ROGER RICHARDS, 'Rich'. Activities: Hi-Y 3,Lg Varsity 3, Lg Dramatics Club Lg Speech Club 2,3. JOHN RIGHTER, 'Jack'. Activities' Varsity 3,h3 Foot- ball l,2,3,Lg Basketball l,2,3g Baseball 2,3. ARTHUR RODMAN, 'Artie'. Activities: Hi-Y 2,3,L. MARJORIE RODMAN, 'Marge'. Activities: Dramatics Club 3,Lg Pep Club lg Glee Club 1,2,3,Lg Drum Majorette 2,3,Lg Commerce Club h. ROGER ROGGE, 'Rog'. Activities: Hi-Y 3,Lg Speech 2,33 Football l,2,3g Tennis 2,3,L. VERNA Roos, 'Vern' . Activities: Glee Club 2,3. DENNIS RYAN, 'Denny'. Activities: Hi-Y Lg Varsity 2,3,k3 Speech Club 2,35 Dramatics-Thespiane Club 2,3,Lg Tennis 3,L. MAR! SADOWITZ, 'Mimi'. Activities: G.A.A. A. MARVIN sacnrsr, 'cnoppym Seaiau D. 'T -1 Sinclair M. Sjoquist DOROTHY SINCLAIR, WJo'. Activities: Latin Club lg Glee Club 2. MARILYN SJOQUIST, WShokie'. Activities: Chorus lg Glee Club 2,b. DOROTHY SMITH, 'Smitty'. Activities: F.H.A. L. MARJORIE SOLOM, 'Mickey'. Activities: Pep Club 2g Dram- atics Club 2: Glee Club 2,3g Chorus 2. MARY MARGARET STANAWAY, 'Marge'. Activities: Girl Reserves 2,3,h Latin Club 1,25 Dramatics-Thes- pians Club 3,Lg Photo Club 2,3,L Commerce Club Lg Flivver Flash 3,h3 Student Council lg National Honor Society 3,Lg Annual Staff JEROME ST ONGE, 'Jerry'. Activities: Latin Club 1,29 Dramatics Club 2: Thespians Club 3,b- LARRY SUINO. Activities: Latin Club 2: Dram- atics Club 2,3,Lg Speech Club l, 2,33 Varsity 2,3,h: Hi-Y 3,L5 Student Council 2,3,b. JERRY SULLIVAN, 'Sul1y'. Activities: Varsity bg Dram- atics-Thespians Club 3,L: Photo Club 3,L. VERNON TESSIER, 'Tete'. Activities: Baseball l,2,L. GERALD TIPPER, 'JakeW. Activities: Football 1,2,3,Lg Basketball l,2,3,hg Track 1,25 Varsity 3,L. ' if, , Q U .aff , L. 'Q D. Smith M. Solom M. Stanaway J. St. Onge . ,W ' ,V .Qfb?' viil J? 'Cir :Vasa 6, QHQMQQ Hwvwxmi g3339 f X- L. Suino J. Sullivan lf' 'Ear 1 V. Tessier G. Tipper J. VanBoven D. Wallace J. Walters D. Welch M. Vandercasteele N. Varda R. Verley 2, C' W. Walsh F. Watson P-'V' R. Wells JEAN VAN BOVEN, 'Mitzien. Activities: Orchestra l,2,3g Glee Club 3,Ag National Honor Society 3,hg Girl Reserves Lg Dramatics Club 33 Thespians Club Lg Photo Club 3,Ag Speech Club 2,35 Annual Staff L. MARTHA VANDECASTEELE, nMartyn. Activities: G.A.A. 3. NORRIS VARDA, 'CactusW. Activities: Band l.2,3,Lg For- estry Club l. RAY VERLEY, 'Dick'. DONALD WALLACE, 'Wal1eyn. WAVE WALSH. Activities: G.A.A. lg Girl Re- serves 2,3,Lg Dramatics Club 25 Thespians Club 3,Lg Flivver Flash 2,3,Lg Commerce Club Lg Student Council L. JUNE WALTERS, 'Junie'. RAMONA WATSON, 'Faye'. Activities: Orchestra 3,Lg Photo Club 3,ug G.A.A. 35 Annual Staff L. DONALD WELCH, 'Donn. ROBERT WELLS, 'Bob'. Seniofvi C. White D. Wickman CAROL WHITE. Activities: Girl Reserves Lg Glee Club l,2,3g Chorus 2,33 Speech Club l,2,3g G.A.A. 2,35 Pep Club 1,2. DUANE WICKMAN, nDeweyn. Activities: Hi-Y 3,Ag Varsity 3 43 Thes ians Club 3 L' Fliv p s ver Flash ag student cimlncil 3,L.. KENNETH WICKMAN, Wwickn. Activities: Varsity 3,Lg Speech Club 3. MARION WONDERS. Activities: Girl Reserves Lg Student Council 2,hg Chorus 1, 2g Flivver Flash 3,b. MARGARET ZOULEK, 'Margen. Activities: F.H.A. h. PATRICIA ELLIOT, nPatsyn. 29 , W 'C' V' K. Wickman M. Wonders P. Elliot M. Zoulek Z whens... ' '54 gy-L-mls A5 1-D-fl-' .H 914' 'MJF' I--.A 11- Haw' D-fd NLM --Q., Pvlql-an ffk .v Pali I-ull: ,A V f '-J-I-.Al-.L '4 6-. L 1-f ml L' J-1 .P r 'XB' S 'eq I --.. I N-Y' I W amzafe Ton flow Lt' ir Pront Row 'ir Tucarelll, Trustee, Ik' Allen, Suoerlntendent, Turner, Attorney Alqu1st, Secretary, Dr Stelnke, Pres1dent, Dunuls, Trustee X -1-ff 9? 1 Mr Treado, Allen, Prine ipal Superintendent 'Ir Bergman, Clerk, Vllllans, lreasurer, Miss Belhumeur, Dean of Girls . : P. . J ' ' . . . I ' ' T. . ' B . . . . : IT. ' ' . ' . ' ' Mr. '. ' ' .. - . W . K 1 g in XY.. f , .Xx I, X54 J -,gl nw' I . .,, A ' I if! -- fifi? . f i' v:K'..-.,:- .lkge , ' e i -EI' 3 , J.. J, U' gf-,fi ,- -,, .g. f xi 'xt'-'ukfx-4' 'ifgg' . Mr. 4-wwfiq 'ly gf Sr. Mr Annear Miss Caldwell Mr Bergman Mr. Fiorucci Mr Barker Miss Belhumeur Mr Bettiga MR ANNEAR Plane Geometry, English MR BARKER Vocations, English, General Math MISS BELHUMEUR Dean of girls, French II, CP English Mm BETTIGA Economics, Sociology, Government MISS CALDWELL General Math , Latin I and II MRS CARLSON English Mrs Carlson WALLACE BERGMAN. Clerk of School Board MISS ENGSTROM Shorthand, Typing MR FIORUCCI Chemistry, Biology MISS FORSAN Speech, Advanced Speech, English MR GOODQEAU General Science, Biology MR GORDON Library, English Miss Engstrom , 1 , . Q . g, X J af Q-34 -t' RJ' ' Q Q . Miss Forsan Mr. Goodreeu Mr. Gordon Wwulfff ,X .ff M A Johnson Mr O Johnson Mr MacDonald Mr Mattson MR A JOHNSON Driver's Training, Shop, woodwork MR O JOHNSON Physics, Advanced Algebra, Sr Science MP MACDONALD United States History Q-q, MR MATTSON Bookkeeping MISS McCABE Home Economics I, II, and III MR MCCARTHY Miss Mccabe Algebra, General Math, Senior Math MP Mccarthy MRS MINTON Home Economics I, II, and III MISS MOORE English MR OJA Mechanical Drawing, Shop IB 'vs MR PALLUCONI graphy, History, Forestry ERSON troduction to Business, English okpffd ac ne Shop Mrs Min K . Miss Moore ,zz A . 11 Mr. Oja Mr. Palluconi Mr. Person Mr. Possi amy., Mr LhJlson Miss Schaller Miss Tracy Mrs Turk Miss Broullire MR SANMARCO Shorthand, Typing MISS SCHALLER United States History, Sociology MISS TRACY Supervisor of music, Glee Club, Chorus MRS TURK English MB WILLSON Supervisor of music, Orchestra, Band MR CUMMINGS Athletics director Miss Michaelson JEANETTE BROULLIRE Secretary to Mr Allen DOROTHY MICHAELSON Secretary to Mr Treado 23 'UI' I . Q 1 , I, li 0 l . 3 , A '- fy . . . X K A . - l his Y- -,, .-....... .- x......, , qqr,,.-.- U Q-QR! my ov - 3 ,4- -. I I Q -.X 4 at-'v 1 ,M . .r ,+:,L -v'1xHYav,.,H-' . A x 'H , . vnu sm 5 .L N, JA, , ' 2- 10- . . ' .. -- - H, 9 X!5 .Hg -'1.:,' 1 - - ,,L L., x 1,121-NB. U H - ,..f . 'Q 1 ,, .. :A v.- A N M- NN-1 . s, - , . Q . xg- , NV . - ,.q, vs.. -. ,N-i A-u.,'3.,:, - . , A K , num NK H Ns QW' 7 yr 1 -, ' ing, N1we.fr.'r'3:-:-1- '-- A LP- WY' A 3 4,1 -J ,--4 W, ' . 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Hiresse, J Gibson Stankevich, N Daniels, K Bouffiou Doehr, J Nordman, H Izzo, J Hillman Miss Forsan Nancy Desjardins Lillian Rice Lols Peterson Shirley La rave mhursday night One of the largest clubs in school the Dramatics club has SO members lhese asoiring young actors and actresses learn the fundamentals of acting, the art of ap lying make up, lighting, the making of scerery, and all of the other skills lred for th presentation of a stage pro duction Not everyone o ay Tic? t hard rs vel Q ssrf to Wake cs n he s 'WBK0 e lead' usherettes, stage other people are succ s The can have s llers, nlmerous a nlay a do the little thinfs that le hig th nfs nossible Dramatics m mbers earn ooints toward tec ir mhes fans by sellinr tickets, serv or the co tlne, wake ur, an ticket com irall e bi, day arrives when the Wranatics nemter hecones a hespian and 's r G r er mnortint leading n t e n al slay The ranatics club se es to orient its ex need manners to a neu world the at e learn new ex r s 1 ns Q are hand , dear stape hen , prop well as various others In beneral, Dranatics club serves as a to betwe n for t e o s d hesoians, and any high school student who has ever dreamed of the stage . . 1 .1 - X . 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'7!m,um4 TOP Row Middle Row Front Row AdVlS r resident resident S eretary reasurer Setting Room St Onge, D Hickman, C Plcard Cayo, R Olson, J Payant, J Thlbault Fortner, J Sullivan, D an R Paternoster, M Hennlg, S LaFave, N Desjardlns, L Peterson, Paternoster, G Turk, C Reese, Hlss Forsan Walsh, M Cerasoll, L Rice, D Glass, M Stanaway, S Broulllette, VanBoven, N Olson s ors n larc Desg rdins Lilllar R ce Lois Pet rson shirl J La ave Time Y OO mhursda nlpht I Dramatics member who has earned ten points through hard work, automatically be com s a Thes ian It 15 a wonderful day for an actor or act ess when h gets his mhesnian in for 'loyal servlc and nard work H After months of oreparation and re hearsing, the time for the annual Thes plan play arrives The olay this year was entitled, 'Stranger In The Niphtu, a mur der mystery with loads of suspense and also comedy This is the nirht whe members of the club have the op strate their talents be Don't get the idea plan is all work and no last oerformance of the oys a well earned oarty ortunity to demon ore an audi nce that oeinr a Thes D ay Aft r t e play the cast en The Thesoi ns team uo with the Drama tic club in the snring for the a nual picnic Vv ryone enjoys all the 'ood he can eat it this lcnic tae n ner m mbers, along with he old have h Chr ce to flnd out if the lake is warm enouch or swim ol mbers twrow in the n w They nlay baseball and other games This is usuallf too d of' with a d licious DlCD1C suoper Thls gala event is held at Lake Antoine Dark xksu ing ,Q Slucfenl' Qaancil ef N, -on i LA Top Row B Colllns, C Reese, J Payant, J Fortner, J Dorfler, L Sulno, B Olson, Addlson, J Sullivan, P Treado, D Hamari, W Legault, H P1rlot Middle Row Miss Belhumeur J Benoit, S Brouillette, M R Paternoster, N Olson, J C ea , L Peterson P Johnson, N Koller, J Sparapanl, P Machus, Deldln Wlckman Front Row Thomas Brue fe Hayden, S Moreau, W Walsh, J Nordman, M Woniers Caruso, A Bro l1re Adviser Miss Belhumeur President Nancy Olson V Presidtnt Mary Rose Psternoster Sec Treasurer narlan Pirlot Setting Room 33 Time 8 nO wednesday morning oatnered in roor 33 on Nednesday morn ings, the Stddent Council, under the guid ance of Aiss Belnumeur, racxs over the oroblems o' student government Here the thirty four r oresentetlves of toe various omerooms assenble to attend to toe big usiness of tne school H One o' the wefo n oj cts und rtsken bv the Student Councfl is ne system tr: plC con rol A Pen stldents are nv'nted to re,ulete truffle and keen loit 'nv in the walls at e nfnlmum 3 sides ,eac tr ells, tne council arranges Lnteresting and verled ess nblies, collects Red C oss oxes el uc s o an e C ,, len' colncil ,, A Qtud n Colne l Conventlor was held cr Aoril ln Colncils from all over the 'oper Pen'ns4la attended those already revinf colnc ls and 1 se olenni o fz one unc ls o 'orway Ju can Iron Mountein, and Yin,s ord w re Hosts Stud nt C unc l to re with fr Natl nel Wono Society erranges a loan fund or ass4stance to any Ei l or boy raving 'inen 'al dif'iculty in entering c llege The council is not all w rx and no oler there is tne ernlsl olt'ng wnicn is something to he talked about por wany days aft v , W 4 T J 534' V 1 -1 ' ,I K , 5 ,, , Q Q. -. 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Top Row J Payant, R Olson, B Colllns, H Nepsala, Hector, D Wlckman, C Plcard, P Johnson K Klelman, M FUHVlll8, L Paternos er M1ddle How Miss Moore, B Cadleu, L Peterson, N Desjardlns, B Nlllouvhby, S Wlll, M Hennlg, N Olson D Fussert, W Bruette, D Gla s M Stanaway Front Row H Roosen, B Heath, S Heldtke, B Talval, M Wond rs, D Bruet e, W Walsh, F Stefanl Adviser Miss Moore Editor Nancy Olson Junior Editor Katherine Kleiman Setting Room 33 Time Monday morning at 8 ho On Monday of the first week of each month, an announcement from Miss Moore comes over the P A announcing a Flash meeting in Room 33 'All members must be p esent to get assignments The editor begins to assign articles to be handed in by the next Wednesday For the next few days reporters are scur rying here and there digging up scoops and news that might possibly be of in terest to the students wednesday arrives accompanied by, HI can't get my assign ment in until tomorrow,n Uwe have to have five more articles' By some miracle, the articles are finally completed Then comes the task of making head lines Miss Moore works with her editors making suitable and catchy headlines The paper is finally sent to the printer Word comes back that there must be more articles to fill the pages More assign ments are handed out The paper finally goes to press The following Friday, the paper ar rives from the printer The advertising committee sings over the P A announc ing that the Flash will be sold The sel ling committee goes to work, and the rest is up to the students of K H S Another edition of the Flash goes down in history! WMIHF vnu: ,Muri- qw I2 Gif Top Row E Thomas, L Rice, J Benolt, K Frechette, S Broul le Cleary, K Plcard, M Faleazzi, B Wllloughby, M Nolda J VanBoven W Morrow, N Caruso Middle Row Mrs Minton, H Roosen S Harrls, B Rye, B Ullenlus, M unvllle, N Koller, M Hennlg, P Johnson, N Desjardlns, P Glbson, S Nault, M Cerasoll, Miss Schaller, Front Row Bruette, M Wonders, W Walsh, L Peterson, M Paternoster, M Stanaway, Dishaw, D Shultz Advisers Mrs Minton, Miss Schaller President Mary Rose Paternoster V President Lois Peterson Secretary Wave Walsh Treasurer Mary Margaret Stanaway Setting Vocational Building Time lst and 3rd Tuesday at 7 OO The Girl Reserves, under the direc tion of Mrs Lydia Minton and Miss Eliza beth Schaller, is one of the most active clubs in school They take part in sev eral school activities, also several of the community activities The girls share in the selling of candy and ice cream with the Fi Y The organization has contributed to the March of Dimes, the Red Cross, and to many other worthy causes n-are n The calendar of the year is planned by the officers and the chairman of each committee Suggestions are submitted by the girls and thus there 18 a variety of activities to be accomplished during the year JW F, To begin the school year, the girls have their initiation, both the formal and the informal Not to be forgotten is the original and hilarious assembly in which the girls display their talents Of course, there is the annual Mother Daughter tea at which the girls fairly burst with pride over their mothers Last but not least is the all important house party which is planned for the lat ter part of the year All of the girls look forward to the party with joy, and none of them can think of a better way to end a well spent year t - f Q R Y i' e sf f .fy . 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' 4 A ,fl . . .AQ-Zf Top How Rector, H Richards, C Mathews, J Glbson, D Ryan, J Froehllg, H Brynlck, Bruette Middle How r MacDon ld, J Chrlsman, D Johnson, R COllln5 J Payant, G Turn Wepsala, A Mlller, S HaFP1S Front Row Sparapanl, P Machus, D Wlckman, A Rodman, B Olson, L Suino, H Plrlot, Cody Adviser Mr MacDonald President Robert Olson V President Larry Suino Secretary Harlan Pirlot Treasurer Arthur Rodman Setting Room Time 7 OO Tuesday evening The first activity of the club this year was their assembly program, which was quite different 'rom those presented in previous ye rs It was a quiz program The student body suoolied the questions, and was rewarded for those used The con testants were chosen from those students whose names appeared on the honor roll The student drew a question which was written on a slip of paper , and if the testant would receive a monetary award If the contestant could not answer the question correctly, the student who had submitted the question would receive the award The Hi Y also sponsors an annual spring carnival which is always eag rly awaited for by the student body The funds obtained from this activit return to the Y students in the form of a gift to the school or in other ways This year the Hi Y club presented to the school a beautiful electrical score board This year the club lost their faith ful friend and adviser, Mr Wiorucci, but under the guidance of Mr MacDonald the club will continue to be a credit to K H S as it has been in the past it : G .... 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W . fm, Q Umiiimf - 5 qgp,.1lx ' . t ... e JI' f H 'i' . ff U 9 NO c ' .mmm e if . 4. , , ff T K UM-n 4773 fel-I 4.414 R d, D Snlth, J DuFresne, G Du'harme, J Ncvahon, B Bott, Yeaens, P Jltt, V Pearson, B tad1eu lcfabe, V Sparuani, J Kovaclch, Bracke, Q D3V1S, R Vells, F1Sh, V G8TO11ml, ulks, P J17SOU, B Vault, K Blackney, Thomas Du.resne, I Qteele, A Krans, Moen, uUHH1UPh8m, D Paquette, Adviser Miss McCabe President Pat Wilson V President Joan McMahon Secretary Carol DuFresne Treasurer Jean Kovacich Setting Sewing Room Time Thursday Morning The F H A club is one of the young est clubs in school It is still working toward becoming an active club in the educational and social act'vities of the school The club has had many varied and interesting activities during the past year They packed a lunch for the basketball boys for one of their out of town games They also helped to pack a few boxes 'or the Red Cross The club earned money by selling press ng cloths, sponsoring a can dy sale, and sponsoring a school dance after a basketball game The club has also organized a bowling team w ich bowled twice monthly In this way, the girls in terested in learning a new sport had an ooportanity to do so along with a group of beginners The club's outstanding social affair of this past year was the 'daddy date night As the name suggests this night was given to the entertainment of the fathers Games were played and refreshments were served The club attended the two general meetings of all the F. H. A. clubs in the U. P. The fall meeting was held in Iron River and the spring meeting in Marquette. I I O .ee . J' . 1 . c . , , H . . e , V .U . . A I ' D - I O , . . , . . o . . -. , s. .. .. .' ' D.F .7'l . .' . . T I Y 'Q 'V ' 1. e . U.. . -. , . Hicks, H. McMahon. 9 lr , . N , . I . . 5 U C 5 . . t . 4 . Z R1 v, .LL e s u ' hu, 5- . . - - O L . . L 0 .VA . - J . . . A 0 gem ,azzfzafw ,4 S7- I I 1 P l ., '- DulIIl,r s J , X ,ys 2 5 ' -'i dx' A 1 , . 3' x X Top Row: V. LaVarnway, S. Phillips, R. Miller, D Fulwiler, L Jacobson, H Sherman, V. Thompson, S. LeFleur, J. Waltz Middle Row: J. Rumph, Y. Carl, J. Torvinen, J Westby, J Nordman, D Hellman M. Lagerfeldt, V. Pearson, Miss Caldwell Front Row: G. Paquette, P. Ingalls, S. Finendale, E Thomas, J Jacobson, L Paternoster, L. Hendrickson, R. O'Connor, C. Krans . H If U . , its Adviser M133 Caldwell President Janet Jacobson V President Lauretta Peternoster Sec Treasurer Ellen Thomas Settlng Gymnasium Time 7 TO ionday evening The C A A CGirls Athletlc Assocla tlOU, is fast becoming a very lnportant club in K H S although it is a rather new one Under the guldence of Miss Cald well, the clab has grown and grown, so that its present membership totals fifty girls These girls turn out every Ionday evening when they enjoy an ev ning o fun and soo t The club has set a goal for whlcn they earnestly strive Their purpose is stated in these few words Hteamwork, healthy bodles, exercise, and sportsmanship This year is the n1PSt in which the club has had gym uniforms The suits are a snappy yellow Something else has also been added this year a basketball team which plays other girls' teams of various schools the G. D. A. can carry out purpose, even in a small way, the club will really be a success. Phalaguphf Glad Top Row Middle Row Front Hou '-We H Hendrickson, H Mackie, B Carlson, J Marinolli, J Schraeder, B Schultz Cummings, B Ullenius Nault, J Benoit, W Morrow, J VanBoven, H Stanaway, B Willoughby Freeberg, N Dorfler Nowack, F Watson, J Nordman, H McMahon, N Daniels, R Fish, V Sparpana Heidtke M O Johnson Jack Schroeder Rita Fish Bonnie Nault Adviser President Secretary Treasurer Setting Room l Time 2nd and th Tuesday at 3 20 The Photo Club constitution orovides for regular meet'ngs of the Photo Club every second and fourth Tuesday of the month Each member of the club also be lonvs to a regular Hdarkroon roan wnich This year, the darkroom is resplen dent with its wal s painted a bright red and in it a new sta nless steel sinx One of the primary thinvs a new member learns is to keep the darkroom ln a brigat and spotless Cfree of hypo spotsl condit on Turning a sheet of cellaloid wnich blackens upon exposure to light into a finished portrait is an art, and the mem bers of t'e club must lea n all the skills that go with it But the Photo Club mem bers don't limit their act'vities to a arkroom They take nictures at the Prom and NHop , run the otion oicture macnine, go on outings, tane oictures, and last but not l ast, they haze in'tiat1ons and parties The members of the Photo Club who are Juniors are always 'nvited o watch the Arnual as it is b reat d and as sembled This gives then a general idea of what they must do the nex ve r when they will b on the Annual Staff 'Nuff for now, must go into the dark room and see what develops : L, 9 0 w 0 0 9 J. . 0 2 Bo Q o 0 Q o I E. . . 2 Me 0 l 0 o o 0 I S. . V f ru o 4 ld L . u a' xi. an ' , 9' 2 . ' L+ . is ' - '1 , - I+ ' ' Z ,xx ' A T X I -I A nn ' H Q - s:w'i ,iv ' U A 5 - SEQQQQQQA -l has its darkroom session every other week. . - 'L U. x , 1- 0 . D ' . . 1 ll ll 1 . , .1 . ., I' A 5 d , A , A N H . va ,,, A , - 'A A. .J A A a T e . L ' dl I ' . .. 4 ' A ' T : . n eing c e . - 5 .- I . V U G . ' M e . T . . ,cami sag 5 ir K Front Row F watson, M Stanxway, Heldtke, J Cummlnvs, M Nowack Back Row J Van Boven, B Carlson, J Benolt Mr Orland Johnson Shirley Heidtke Mary Margaret Stanaway wilma Conte Bert Carlson, Marlene Nowack, winifred Marrow Adviser Editor Business Manager Typist Layout Advertising Jean Van Boven, Jean Cum ings General Staff Joyce Benoit, Faye watson Setting Room Ml Time 3 20 Monday evening Every Monday night after school, a small group assembles in room M ne standing outside the door can hear the giggles, the excited voices, and the click ing of scissors This means another annual is in the making A theme is first decided upon The general layout is then applied to it Each member is assigned certain sks, such as the making of dummies nblowing up pictures, cutting, naming an gluing pictures in place The fun begins when the layout is decided upon To ex plain further' 'Suck and such a page will go here start numbering from left to right. After several months of hard work and deep concentration, the annual is ready. The deadline has arrived and the annual goes to press. The staff and the advisers breathe a sigh of relief and relax. Another annual has been completed. i We of the staff wish to thank Mr. Person and Mr. Sanmarco for their assistance rendered L, ,KH 'C I. in the supervision of writing and typing. -1- 15'-.A Thanks also to Mr. William Erickson for the 1: Q' a-. art work and the cover design. g-as 'EL g:giQs QW . ,- .f .-4 ' .1 ., X -s I - -. rv-s qv . , Q fn, I , , A . . . 1 ,, 5' 'SU R ' 5 ' vu 0 Wi W na ..1 2 6 tg 7 M ,Q 1. ' ' v',' fs J - -A , -. , ,J , v ' . al A J W Z . U . 1 1 S. ' . ' U. '. . I . . . 1 . . . my e . V, , V ' . ' , 2 - . I 2 ' , I v A I . . . . 4 1 1. O . gg, 441 O Q . Q I N ta ' , - H d . , - 1 I 1 pep glad f - Back Row Ml3J oaldwell, J Cleary, J Blue, M Henn1g, L Peterson, K P1CBTd L Paternoster, N Desjardlns Front Row S LaFave, E Montgomery, S Sparapanl, N Heckler, D Schultz, L Dlshaw, H Rlopell, E Thomas President Dorothy Schultz V President Ellen Thomas Qec Treasurer Lorraine Dishaw getting Room 3 Time 8 14,0 Tuesday morning One Friday afternoon at 3 OO after the bell rang, the students hastily stowed their books in their lockers and scurried to the gym The reason for all the flurry, laughter, and excitement? A pep meeting, of course' In the gym the students saw the council of the spirits of the Great Indian Chiefsn who had come back to wish the Kingsford Plivvers a victory in their game that night The Pep Club is responsible for this pep meeting and all other pep assemblies To enthuse the team and arouse the crowd is the purpose of this club The co operation of all the stu dents is necessary to make the club's aims successfu Always searching for new and novel ideas for our pep assemblies, the Pep lub strives to gain the interest of all the students into the support of our team The team knows that regardless if it wins or loses, the Pep Club will always be cheer nr 'or it The club is composed of the five teams who tried out for cheer leading 1 3 5 L J 2 -J :if ,,. ,- , fr I .Sn - N : N . . . ' . . ' , Adviser: Miss Caldwell r 3 ' ll c I . C '? , - i XX . . Wafwllq Glad Top Row Hector, T Detra, D Plummer, J Dorfler, J Erickson, J Sullivan Beaudry, F Spanton Middle How Cunningham, W Schultz, P Hassle, R Colllns, T Ehlers, C Jones Goddard, A Hiller Front Row Pearson, L Suino, K Wickman, G Tipper, J H8831' J Alqu1st, Ryan, D Wlckman Adviser Mr A U Cummings V President Joe Dorflep President Alvin Miller Sec Treasurer Dennis Ryan eammmce efui fS C5 639' Top Row Stanaway, N Desjardins, P Johnson, L Peterson, B Nelson, Foucault, V Freeman Front Row Walsh, M Farrington, H Rodman, R Vngstrom, C Picard, LaFave. Adviser Miss R Engstrom V President Shirley La Fave President Mary Farrington Secretary Marjorie Rodman Treasurer Catherine Picard .5-vu. ,,, .1-in Top Row Llndstrom, L Langsford, M Johnson, G Rousseau, R Lahtl, N Varda, Schultz, L Henrlckson, M Gunv1lle, Mr Willson Front Row Rye, H Roosen, I Borkovich, S Heidtke, N Caruso, F Watson, Detra, B Taival Director Mr S Willson Top How: P. Donavon, R. Lahti, N. Varda, J. Seymour, F. Spanton, D. Rittenhouse, E. Dykstra, T. Detra, E. Lund, J. Schultz, R. Wielo. Middle Row: Hr. Willson, S. Heidtke, H. Rooson, C. Hansen, E. Langsford, R. Berg, H. Johnson, B. Lindstrom, J. Dykstra, L. Langsford, C. Iindholm, N. Daniels. Front Row: W. leDocq, G. LeDocq, N. Caruso, S. IeF1eur, R. Detra, J. Fillion, B. Taival, C. Eslinger, R. Schultz. Director: Mr. S. Willson V. President: Mary Johnson President: Nancy Caruso Sec.-Treasurer: Lois Langsford 01144444 Top Row G Grlbole, S Kleiber, B Cadieu, A Carlson, C West, B Johnson, B Beaudry, R Miresse, G Rousseau, C Gray, R Osterberg, S Polkonen, J Chrisman Mlddle Row H155 Tracy, H Nolda, J McMahon, P Corsi, J Butnerfleld, J Weyek M Lagerfeldt J Bealrl, C Kangas, G Parke, S Rajala, D Fromm, N Caruso, Front Row S Dlshaw, J Paruleski, G Plpor, V Sparpana, R Peterson, R Wells, K Frechette, S Jones Director Miss F lracy qw Qzee em Back Row D Swenson, M Gunville, H Nolda, S LaFave, H Rodman, J VanBoven, W Morrow, S Flnendale Front Row H135 Tracy, M SjOQulSt, B Nelson, M Solon, H Dow, S Carlson, J Olsen E. Hansen Director: Miss F. Tracy : . ' . . . . . . I 0 C I 0 . I 0 ' : ' . . . . ' . , 0 , o A ououo F. Gentiline. . : . ' . . ' . . . . . . , M I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lable Back Row Hr Gordon, J Payant, G Turk Front Row D Glass, N Olson, S Broulette Nalaanal Jfanaa Saaelfq smv' lg Back Row S LaFave, H Pirlot, L Peterson Front How N Olson, J VanBoven, Miss Belhumeur, H Stanavsy, N Desjardins Adviser Miss L Belhumeur swan, em Top Row Middle How Front How President Osieczonek, D Rlchand, E Langsford, K Wlckman, P Treado, M Nelda, Landry, S Polkonen Eslinge L Hendrlckson, D Schwalenberg, Y Carl, B Anderson, Sjoquist J Torv1nen, M Carollo, J Weyek, R Schultz, Hlss Forsan. Bonetti B Norman, B Bellmore, J Danlels, H O'Connor, E Hansen, Detra Robert Schultz Secretar Rita O'Connor Treasurer Edith Langsford speech em Back Row: B Nidefske, R Osterberg, T Ryan, B Cadieu, D Maasignan, V Sparpana, Miss Forsan Front Row H Dorfler, C Reed, B Swanson, E Constantini, H Lagerfeldt, S Jone S Finendale Adviser Miss M Forsan V President Terry Ryan President Jerry Thibault Secretary Delores Massignon Treasurer: Marjorie Lagerfeldt 3 so o l o o . a o J. . ' . z C. r, . ' . . . H. , . ' . . . ' : H. , . . . ' . . M. . Adviser, M153 M, popsan V. President: Jacqueline Torvinen 2 e 0 o u 0 4 S, Marjorie Rodman Ruth Doehr Yvonne Pearson Pat Henrickson Gunv lle Carolyn Duby My Qfmzmwm unia48!a44 Advisers President V President Secretary Treasurer Mrs Carlson Mr Palluconi Robert Collins Paul Machus Jean Krueger Marilyn Cerasoli NP 1' Top Row Middle Row Front Row N,-il! x ,o 1, i Q-I Cunningham, L Hughes, C Johnson, D Halari, J Geronimi, H Lange Johnson Koller, S Harris, P Gibson, K Kleiman, H Johnson, J Kovacich, Grenfell, P Gunn Jacobson, J Karban, E Jacobson, A Krane, N Heckler, D Glass, Kangas S K 4 f Y M 1 - -f ff an - 5 , 4 A 4 ' ni 4 ' - .st a L A' ' 4 '-- Ji .AL 47 ' Q , - , .4 la 1. N .Q 4 T ,ra L ' 5 - ' : G. . . . . . , D. . : N. . . . . . H. . . : J. . . . . . C. . 7 Top How Middle Row Front How 9 'Q T 'illln --'Y Chrlsman, R Christensen, J Fortner, B Colllns, D Cody, J Froehlig, Dlxon, P Gardner, D Gauthler, T Foote DuFresne, E Freeberg, G Ducharme, R Fish, R Carlsted, D Flsher, Cowllng, R Federsplel, L Dlshneau, L Diaheau, N Daniels, M Cerasoll, Dauzy, K Cunnlngham TOP Row Middle Row Front Row: Q 1lll- hli..:: Machus, S Major, R Palmcook, J Marinelll, A Kreger, R Miresse, Lobn r, B Osterberg, D Paquette, L Paternoster, M Nelson LaVarnway, V LaVarnway, G Paquette, R Miller, G Lidbeck, L Langsford, Nault, D. Paquette, J Larson, S. Ncuens. Nordnan, B. Occhetti, G. Parke, M Nordell, S. Nault, J. Krueger, Legault, D. Marble, J McMahon. V' ' a ' ,- 9 . gs- - z 1 ' J !f E , g 5 i ,- !,'4 I 4 -.f f ', 'P ' b Q an L ' Y ' Q 3 ' , 1 Q M s x j In 4 ' -f '- L ' . : J. ' . . . ' . . B. ' . . ' . . : C .... . . ' D. Fromm. : B. ' . ' . ' . . . C. . ' . . - E I' 4' Ag ? K . .,0 N . .11 - A -x .v. V Y f ! : xl N Q L : P .... ' . . E. e .... . : P. . . . . . 45 V, . , .- .o'l: , u 1' 3,1 .4 Q, ,,, W 9 1 '52 il i' Back Row A Carlson, C Bellmore, E Addison, R Bigelow, E Berger, R Barr Front Row D Bouchard, R Gribble, N Bratton, E Bracke, A Broullire, S Brouillette C Burke, M Andrlck IQ Q 'Q M 4 Top Row Third Row Second Row Front Row OO I sg 40.4 ,J C .pan ,. U UL, Q Will, M Voynovich, VanPenbrook, B Rouse Heath, B Rye, L Schuls, V Pearson, P Wilson, P Hitt., D Swenson Watson, S St Peter, D Wepsals, S Rajala Riopell, D Shultz, S Sparapani, E Thomas, B Taivml, B Ullenius Turrie, H Steele, R Peterson Sjoquist, V Weinfurter, J Shultz, P Peterson, C Reese, C West, Sparapmi Thqer, M Treankler, J Schroeder, N Verley, l,,.i. . 1 r a.J A g 4 8 81444 Adviser President V President Secretary Treasurer Mrs Turk Lois Hughes Jack Payant Jack Gibson Helen Roosen 3. Top Row Middle How Front Row Fx ,ao El110tt, J Deldin, W Fromm, J Glbson, J Erickson, P Dlrksen T Ehlers, Detra, R Farley, R Galla, C Elliott, J GBIGBZZ1 Forstron, D Fulks, H Geronlml, G Furno, J Dykstra, N Dorfler H Dorfler Finendale, B Fink, C Frazen, D Fsyas Filllon, D Fulw111er, C Erickson, J Ellls, J DuFresne, N Dsbb, S Davis, Davis I1 Top Row Mlddle Row Front Row Blue, R Brynlck, H Beaudry, R Beauchamp, R Calcarl, L Lollles, A Bergeon Bucan B Berg D Constantlni, R Berg Caruso, F Gent1l1ne, C Bennett, M COWIIHQ, C Caldon, B Cadleu A Carr, Blackney, J Benolt, E Carlson Broullllre, E Berndt, Y Carl, E Cunnlngham, A Charlebols, P Campbell Corsl, B Bott Top Row: Front Row: IaDocq, W. LeDocq, R. Johnson, S. Harris, K. Knutson, E. Jones, J. Guth, Langsford, R. Johnson, R. Gussert, R. Jacobson. Izzo, C. Grieninger, L. Hayden, G. Groleau, N. Johnson, K. Grimes, Henrickson, D. Hellman, L. Hughes. J s Top Row Middle Row Front Row Wender, W Schultz, J Thlbault, J Seymour, R Schultz, T Ryan, F Spanton, Sullmvan, H Weaver Rumpf, G Turk, M Trumble, B W1lloughby, R Wells, H Weber, J Wyman, Wepsala, L St Onge Weyek, D Thomas, V Sparapana, D Secrlst, J Westby, J Waltz, J Torvenen, A Stankevich Top Row Middle Row Front Row Payette, R Osiecjonek, D Legault, W McGraw, D Julian, G Rousseau Pearson, P Hassle, C Mathews, W Pinkart, F Petras, H Olson, J Payant Hastereon, R Hacki, H Nolda, N Nelson, C Peterson, B Pavlat, P Reed, Olson, M Roosen, H Lynch, V Lobner O'Hearon, S LaFleur, L Moen, J Olsen, B Perron, J DuFresne, C Pirlot Phillips, D Hichaud P qaedfunan 01444 Adviser President V President Secretary Treasurer Miss Schaller Dan Miron Clare willman Carol Lindholm Carol Baumler Top Row Middle Row Front Row Tosdale, C W1l1man, J Zanona, A Viens, T Wales, P Treado, R Hiresse, Lee F Lund, G Verly, R Wlele, J West Danlels, B J Gerard, K Corrlgan, J Grlbble, S Dishaw, R Detra, Peart, J Walters Baumler, S Vargo, J Warner, H A Trudell, K WICKEBH, J Weinfurter, Walton, P Ingalls, H Hicks Qaahmen Top Row Middle Row Front Row St. Onge, R Babcock, J Andrus, R Nlks, D Draeger, W Hlll, D Pollock Larson, French, L B11sk1 Paqu1n, W Gra1ler, K McMahon, D Meinecke, R Blshop, G Cory, N Hansen Constantinl, M Carollo, G Grossman, J Arvey, P Andrlck, E Hansen Anderson, B Corrlgan, C Hansen Top Row Middle Row: Front Row: Marble, B Zoulek, R Schultz, S Poikonen, D Hiron, R Osterberg, S Houg, Henry, 'I' Carlson, D Barnard Zoulek, R. 0'Connor, S. Wshlstrom, H. Cahee, V. Pearson, L. Hendrickson, Thompson, R. Nedefske, W. VanPenbrook. Jones, Y. Hengheni, L. Jacobson, H. Lagerfeldt, S. Carlson, H. Schuinlan, Kraus, H. Krans, C. Lindholl. : D. . ..... ' . , B. D. . ' '. : L. ' . ' . . . ' . . , J. House, D. Bishop, J. Grogan. : E. ' .... ' . , P. . ' . . 2 J ...... . W .... G Top Row Middle Row Front Row Maynard, R Ovist, G Honette, W Rice, D Rittenhouse, J Murray, K Philllps, Ratter, R Secrist Scultz D Hassignan, D Schwalenberg, E Langsford, J Paruleski, S Lahti, Moreau Kleiber, J Landry, Styberski, B Nonman, F Stefan1, M A Mellen Paquette, B Oien J oot Top Row: Middle Row: Front Row: Donovan, R. Scott, R. Sparapani, J. Giachino, G. King, W. Erickson, E. Saler, Robbins, J. Frankovich, T. Bourke. Eslinger, J. Dovdle, J. Rumpf, J. Bearil, C. Flaminio, B. Bellmore, H. Bonetti, Osieczonek, D. Richards, L. Gunville. Nelson, J. Jenkins, G. Piper, S. Finendale, H. Heckler, P. Barr, R. Fournier, Coonl. P ,Q M S- fl 55- Ewa Page Q 'ill-ukbkfq rs: Q1-1 Wi Ab Q pm. 'g SPWW F1PSt Row Detra Third Row Cmmnnghmm FourU1Row Schultz End, center, tackle, guard, hit your man and hit him hard! Hit 'em high, hit m low, come on gang, let's gol' Everyone recognizes that cheer It is as familiar to the Kingsford rooters as our stadium and our own maize and blue colors The pep band, the student body and other rooters turn out to cheer for the varsity squad The fans sit through all types of weather, both fair and foul, to see their team perform Our team did not win all of its games. It didn't win most of them, but that is not important. What is important is the fact that young American boys were given the chance to work together as a team with team spirit. They had to learn to concen trate and to keep their wits sharpened. They gained desirable character traits. That, too, is important. Regardless of the scores, we know that the football season and the football team were suc cessful. Alquist, A Hiller, D Hickman, D Plummer, J Deldin, F Spanton Sullivan, K Hickman, D Hamari, J Tipper, J Dorfler, J Sullivan, Ehlers, H Treankler, W Erickson, J Galeazzi, A Pearson, K Goddard, VARSITY SCORES Ironwood Niagara Menominee Escanaba Iron Mountain Norway Stambaugh Iron River Kingsford O-'I-' I-' O-4714-JU'O'NlS0 o m Q . , 0 O - O 4 . 5 3' .. g.. l ' H n mnmnvaersm OUUQOOD w . Q E. o li . 0 L, I O . . O I ' . , E' ' g . H 0 U 13 . 4 I . . . cu 14 '. 1 . . , . 2 l ' w 'I . u e m 3 I m Q ' 53' ., AH ' ' E ll t ' , . : ' 0 , e go l 5 , ' ' 5 U Q ' . . . go , I1 C g n wgwwwmww ' 3 u: cnunoeamtr z - O. V E h ll P' 0 Q as Qaoldall Top Row '31 Bourke, R Farley, H Wepsala, D Thayer, D Draeger, R Olson, Harris, R Christensen, J Chrisman, R Mirresse, T Ryan, A Viens, Payant, J Gibson, B Rice D'Arras, Bruette, Second Row Seymour, Wickman, Goddard, FrontRow Fromm,F D: Plummer, J Deldin, F Spanton, Collins, H Bourke, N Verley, P Massie, T Detra Baker Mhtumnm, W Hilh Hamari, G Tipper, D Sjoquist, G Rousseau, T Sullivan, J Dorfler, J Sullivan, G Cunnmgham Schultz, A Pearson J Wender, J Galeazzi Alquist, A Hiller, D lickman, B Brmdck A chance to learn teamwork, to learn the rules of fair play, to feel the exhil aratlon of producing a crashing block or a teeth shaking tackle, to sense the glory in crossing a goal 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 of football these are the things that each and everyone on our HBH team HBH SCORES is striving for. Our win loss record wasnft good but all the boys have learned many lessons. The HBH team suffered a crushing de- feat in their first game of the season Menominee Kingsford Iron Mountain 7 Escanaba Iron River Iron Mountain 3h with Menominee. They showed their capa bilities, however, in their next game with our rival, Iron Mountain and kept the score 7 6. The boys on the HBH team have learned the rules hard, but they are all waiting for the next football season when some of them will be graduated to the varsity team. R 9 F? 9 J e 9 H D ' Hg 3 w ' . ' J I To 0 0 a 0 o S. . . . . . J. . . . Third Row: R. Beaudry, W. Erickson, M. Treankler, T. Allard, L. Suino, J. Nessie, Fe Ro u Q 0 0 g W. C. . 2 Jo Ce 0 0 e o K. D. . . . . ' , K. W. . . 2 B' 0 0 0 0 o 20 O 6 8 Too Row K Goddard, D Thayer, V assle, J u1bSOH, Tlower, C Jones Front low B Beaudry, B YICC, B ehultz, J MBSSIB, D Wlckman, J Verley After weeks of strenuous practice under the coaching of Mr Cummings, the basketball boys made their trip to Iron wood for the Cirst game of the baske ball season Kingsford came olt second best, but the boys played well and foaght hard thus keeping the final score close Our team caught 'ire in the Iron River game which was play d on our floor The spectators saw the Kings'ord team the way they love to see it the winner The fans went away ron that ame wit renewed over Menowinee added to this feeling who called Kings'ord the under dog in that gameo The boys really showed what they can do 'n the last two Dames of the season when they beat Norwav's too team on oar loor and came back wit anoth r win this time over Escanaba The team raveled to Iron wood for he tolrnament on March 2 There they drew Ironwood Thus he season was closed Altholvh 19 l has been a los'ng sea or, FinrsCord has showr its usual good sports manship and hard playing Ironwood Wenominee Crystal Falls Niagara Iron Mountain Niagara Stambaugh Iron River Norway Crystal Falls Menominee ron Diver Stambaugh Iron Mountain Norway scanaba Kingsford . . . W . . , ,4.. , G, '. , , n ' A A A I A 57 ' oO 55 A D . an ' A ' ' 59 I A H L 51+ A f .. . 5. 5 ' U1 spirit and sportsmanship. Our next win 22 . U A A n-K K. . M2 I -- 7M L. A A A A ' , P ' , 9 T' . 62 a A T H .5 ' -- A ' U8 . l c A - E U6 87mm Too low' L Peterson, H Vensala, T Ryan, sulll an, reado, J fonette Front Row B Brynlck, R UHV1116, Waker, Turk, B Blue, Johnson Take a good look at these boys, for If this HBH team plays their basketball next year as well as they have this year ey will be P credlt to Y F S T e have won exactly half of their ames seven out of fourteen That is a splen did averare for ary basketball team How ever, without the diligent, earnest coach ing of Wr AcCarthy, this fine showing of basketball skill would not have been realized The HBH team games were always Uthril lersu, the most thrilling of all, of cours were the two wins over our nearest rival, Iron Mountain 6 Nlarara Iron Mountain Ilagara Stanoaug Iron River Channing horway Crystal Falls Menominee Iron River Stanbalph Iron River Kingspord .4 : . .' , . ' T.' 'v ?.T '.P. . T 2 . ' ..G 3 o.., o.i .- . .. . . Xenominee 37 A they are part of next year's varsity team. 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