Kingsford High School - Kingsfordian Yearbook (Kingsford, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 127 of the 1964 volume:

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Few have the courage displayed by your groups to trans- late words into action, In the Fall of 1965 we will move into this new high school and we hope that our actions will always merit this expression of confidence you have dis- played in us. Students of Breitung Township lr fl 'WK mzzzzsfrabon anfgacufy - Qgezzzbrs - I5 KMHQFCQSSQS - 33 76614 gf Gonfenfs Orqazzhzafzbzzs - 51 W 011121121165 - 75 csporfs - 53 gcc ufy dI2Of J!?0622Ik2I:Sff'dfIbI2 A Ma! gas 1221106122 COIZQIZQOI2 10176 fakwmezz wzffaoe Il2l1Cg 122 c0112m012 111175 ajG21Q11cf7' 5 X E Q COIZQQI We would like to take this opportunity to wholeheartedly welcome to Kingsford High School our new superintendent and his wife, Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Van Hoven and their family Jay, a student at Hope College, Jane and Jana, students at Garden Village and Westwood School respectively, and Jill, a senior at Kingsford High School, here Mr, Van Hoven was the The Van Hovens came from Harbor Springs, Michigan, w superintendent of Harbor Springs High School, They now reside at 541 Woodward Avenue in Kingsford , Already, in just the brief time since Mr, Van Hoven assumed office, he has won many, many friends and much admiration from the administration, faculty and students of Kings h School. We feel that he is one of us - one who is striving to make our school ford Hig better and who is laboring for our own welfare. Mr. Van Hoven and family: Welcome to Kingsford, Michigan! May you find much happiness here and remain with us a long time. SEATED: Mrs, Van Hoven, Mr. Van Hoven, Jill. STANDING5 Jay, Jane, Jana. DHT' IQUZGID C40 af Edward G. Kingsford High School Kingsford, Michigan Alber1'I'recxdo Principal Dear Students : It is ny sincere wish that your formal education prepares you to lead a happy life whatever your aims or goals may be, and that your high school has provided its proportionate and important segnent of that education. The best of everything to each of you. flfi Z-YZLPM--aff Albert Treado Principal QS up erzhfen cfm f 1949-1963 Two questions have been asked most frequently since I retired: Are you enjoying retirement? and Do you miss the students and the activities? To the first I am glad to say that I am, and to the second, I do miss the students but am greatly pleased by the many fine reports of activities and accomplishments. Since my arrival in 1949 I have been continuously impressed by the whole student body and staff of the Breitung Township Schools. The exemplary conduct of Kingsford High students, in school and out, has brought high praise from many people. Soon, with the new build- ing assured you will have greater opportunities to learn. You have earned it, and you will be inspired by it. Zean gf Edward G. Kingsford High Schggl Kingsford, Michigan Alberf Trecldo P rincipal February ZL1, 19614 Dear Students 2 It is my sincere desire that the skill th t learned in high school may be your backgrouid tg sibncieggre Mrs. Bella Turk Dean of Girls CZCU I MR, GORDON FARRAGH Science, Mathematics MR, RAE DRAKE Physical Education MR, AMERICO FIORUCCI MR, ARTHUR FIORAZZO Pupil Guidance Science Do 1:1 MR, AGNAR JOHNSON Industrial Arts MR, ORLAND JOHNSON Science, Mathematics MRS, MARY R, JOHNSON , Speech MR, PETER JOHNSON Science, Conservation 9 acu 2? MRS , LILLIAN LARSON English Miss LILLIAN LAHTI English MR, RIC HARD MCC ART HY Mathematics MRS, RUTH MCCARTHY Library MRS, BERNICE OLSON MR, AMELIO PALLUCONI English Social Science ', zf, , f, Social Science I0 MR, SERAFINE PANCHERI czczz f MR, GEORGE SANFORD Pupil Guidance MR, HALVAR PERSON Business Education MRS, DARLENE STRAND Business Education MRS , MARION SWANS ON Business Education MR, LAURENCE VARDA MR, GEORGE UREN Industrial Arts Social Science MRS, MARGARET ZINKY ' -Mathematics V' 1 5 . , lg, ps' JL' E R M ' O , E e730df gfc'l0ZCaf1bn Mr. Gil Heard, Mr, Frank Kangas, 7I2O h - President, Mr, Harold Soderberg STANDING: Mr, Elmer Pouette, Mr, Wallace Bergman - Clerk, Mr, Duane Jo nson Mr, Harold Pesky, Mrs, June Waisanen, SEATED: Mr. John McNeil - Attorney, Mr. L. H, Vanhoven - Superintendent, 1 xx f X Xi? ,-f MRS , MARY JOHNSON Principal MRS , JOYCE ATKINSON Superintendent QCI4QfdfI'Q.S' BUS , . , , . y , r. . Io n son. KNEELING: Mr. Wallace Monossog Mr. Andrew Berlinskig Mr. George McAuliffe. LUNCH ROOM DRIVERS: Mr. Clarence Johnsong Mr. Robert Goethe- Mr Leo Rice Chief Mechanic Mr Lo al Hire M C h Mrs, C, Phillips, Director, Mrs, L, Lobner, Mrs, E. Visintain, Mrs. E, Dabb, Mrs. B. Gilbert SC HOOL SERVICES PERSONNEL CUSTODIANS Tom Grierson George McAuliffe , 4 I 3 gn fem 01410122 CLAUDE PHILLIPS This year it was our great misfortune to lose a beloved employee of Kingsford High School and one of our dearest friends, Claude Phillips. This unexpected loss saddened everyone. Claude was a member of the maintenance department of our school. He had also driven a school bus for 30 years and he was a familiar sight at Claude was mayor of Kingsford, a member ings ford High School athletic contests. of the City Council and the County Board of Supervisors. the city of Kingsford as its civic leaderg he was a friend to everyone at Kingsford High School. He was the man who had time for you and your insignificant problems. He would always help you. It will be a long time before we, the people of Kingsford and Kingsford High School, will find another friend quite like Claude. This man, Claude Phillips, was an asset to gf122affers 120115060 bny we foe, fu! gow. QS 91216115 3 3 E 5 5 f K ffomorrow, fomorrow, az2J 1012201411050 . . . U I5 CLASS MOTTO: CLASS FLOWER: White Orchid CLASS COLORS: PRESIDENT: Robert Staple w s I VICE PRESIDENT: Randy Brockington GQJJ 0 1964 Our todays and yesterdays are the blocks with which we build for the future. i Mint Green and White X r xx it L, ggi.: :QT 1, -Al A W fx lx Q' i l' f el lll if 4 3 L ' W x ,lf -QNX SECRET ARY: Marilyn F ayas 1 TREASURER: Phyllis Haug Judy Antonetti James Asselln Katherine Anderson Sylvia Anderson 76 Marilyn Bohnett Patricia Bonner Don Beyer Dianne Blackhall 764 Mary Brey Karen Brozovich Orville Chapman Sharon Charette Richard Burby Irving Carlson Sally Christensen David Christesen I Tom Clocking 1 r -xx ! K f X ,JAX 7 f Sandra Craft Daniel Curran Karen Detert Kathy Dishaw i T .1 ' Ja ,a James Conard 264 Sandra Daniels Gary Davidson Sherry Erickson JoAnn Floriano Ann Dougoveto Kathleen Du Bois 764 qi QQ Arlene Fornetti w L 'xy' Judy Fornetti John Fredrickson Sheldon Freeman 7 Fred Fregario 64 . Jeanne G1bson X Ioan Grenfell Pamela Grode John Gill Carol Gorman Marc Hagerty Dennis Hanson 764 Michael Hanson Charlotte Hicks Bill Janeshek Patricia Jeanson Larry Hisman Leonard Hoyum Diana Johnson Robert Johnson -at QQ K 'U' 'F John Lahti James LaLonde Diane La Point Janet Larson Judy Jones Kathleen Kearney 764 Erhardt Lange Joy Langlois N Susan Laws 7 Suzanne LeRoy 64 Carl Lindberg Judy Lindblom Pauline Makela Don Mannigel William MCC arthy Tom McConnell f 2 7 Robert Marsh 64 . Mary Lou M1Ch3Ud Carol Miksa Mike Miller Robert Miller Sally Miller Carol Miron Paul Monette Gary Mongrain Elizabeth Morin Raymond Novara Jerry Oien 1 Sharon Mortl Lucille Norman 'Y auf 'mm +- Dennis Olson Kenneth Peltoma 1 J 1 GA Q 2' f QQ 0 4.51 in Ke Diana Peterson f Q5 Q xX X QQ ' if 1 Y Z xl? .- f 2922 , , 4' . ff-'Z 14-A-A ---- -- l Q r 1 5 1 r v 1 D ox P ' -J Larry Peterson Wayne Pengrazi Dallas Perdue 76 I w Ronald Poisson Marion Polich Mary Ponzio Karen Poquette Susan Schaut Roger Scott Carol Sparpana William Stratton I -ovv--v Rhonda Richter Gary Russett 764 Sherry Senatori Shirlee Sorenson 9 Virginia Temple 6-4 Ronald Tortelli Randall Trumble Jill VanHoven Patricia Wallo James Weber Robert Wesley Beverly Wright Susan Youren X be BOB STAPLE was the runner-up in the men's sin- gles in the Iron Mountain Men's Tennis Tourna- ment on August 5, 1963. Bob and his partner, Gene Kargas, a junior, won the doubles. This tennis meet was open to any man from Iron or Dickinson County who wished to compete. There was a field of about 30 contestants participating in this annual affair. These boys deserve extra recognition because they competed against men who are almost pros in our area. Nice going, boys! SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENT S SUSAN LAWS was chosen the 1964 D,A,R, Good Citizen of Kingsford High School, The Ezra Par- ker Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution annually award a certificate and pin to one senior girl who is named the good citizen of our school, Nomination, based on Honor, Dependability, Service, Leadership, and Patriot- ism, is first made by her classmates and then for- warded to the faculty for final approval. Sue is now eligible for the Michigan State Good Citizen Award. Congratulations, Sue! KAREN DETERT was named the 1964 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. On December 3, 1963 Karen, among the senior girls scored highest on a written knowledge examination sponsored by the General Mills Company. Karen received a pin and her test paper will be entered in State-wide competition, If Karen wins she will receive a 351500 scholarship to the college of her choice and our school will be the recipient of a set of the Encyclopedia Britannica, Good job, Karen! Sharon Charette Hall Duty Some players admire Barber Trophy Ron , Burb , Bill , Gary, Dick , Gary, Paul enzbr CSAQZS ADVANCED VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Preparamon for the Future Don Beyers Mr Varda Don Manmgel Gary Mongrain. Tom Clocking ll u i t n 1 1 w QQ Gyk-S393 i ou mas! 605 zlfzfo peopfa, as :vegas af 159122.77 33 C655 0 1965 President Tom Moroni Vice President Dave Massignan Secretary Treasurer Burch Alberti Diane Provencher X 'x , 19, fi-vff' Rae Amicangelo Dennis Anderson Lorene Anderson Douglas Axberg Patti Backlund Sharyn Bailey Kay Becker Betty Berg Dick Berlinski Sandra Bilski Tom Bornfleth Ronald Branback Susan Brey Dolores Briggs Virginia Brown 765 Wesley Byloff Patrick Campbell Dan Carlson Don Carlson Sandra Carlson Marvin Carollo Gloria Charlier Judi Christensen Linda Christesen Patricia Collins Duane Cowling l William Cummings Susan Curran John D'Amour James Davidson Karen Davis Shirley DeVet Nancy Dirkman Sharon Duby Mary Edens Georgina Elliot Carol Erdman Suzanne Ferris Nancy Finn Julie Flaminio Calvin Formolo Carl Formolo Gene Freeman Richard Freeman David Galbraith Gary Gardner Gary Gauthier Mary Jackornino Sharon Jesperson Roxana Johns Mike Johnson Virginia Johnson Karen I une au Gene Kangas Janet Kotlar Roberta Krueger Fay Kujala Margaret Langsford George LaPointe Richard Larson Robert Larson Wayne Larson Bruce LeBlanc 36 765 Sally Glaser David Granquist Terry Greenwood Carol Gribben Carol Grimes Jeanette Gustafson Mike Hanson Sherry Lee Hart Stewart Hendrick James Heric Guy Hermann Kathleen Hicks Gary Him Ruth Hodgins Liz Hupp Irene Iverson Sandra Mattord Richard Maule Elsa Miller Paul Miron Sharyl N ault Linda Nelson .Tames Nowak Sharon O'Leksy Robert Oliver Robert Partanen Lorraine Paulich Thomas Paupore Michael Perkins Stanley Perry Sandra Peterson Ron Pietrantonio Z5 Billie LeMieux Robert LeMonds Kay Leroux Louis Lesandrini Elizabeth Lindberg Glenda Lindgren Warren Lindholm Gary Lundquist Robert McBride Patti McCarney Richard McCarthy Tim McConnell Allen McMahon James Mackie Julie Magnuson John Martinson 7 Roger Poupore Golden Powers Terry Quick James Richter Dwight Romagnoli Linda Rucinski Ragene Ryber Paul Santoni Olivia Saxon Barbara Schaeffer Doreen Shoquist Edna Soulliere Jack Spanheimer ' Rhonda Sparapani John Strutz Carol Taff Janet Temple Gail Thorsen Paul Thurston Stephen T ippett Walter Tomasoski William Tosdale Marlea Tramontin Donna Tre ankler Tom Vincent Susan Waisanen Richard Wales Sharon Wickman Wayne Wilson Darlene Wright Terry Youren Raymond Kaldor i' 41-74 President David Childers GQSJ 0 1966 Vice President Sandy Johnson 4 144, iii I I 41g Sec. -Treasurer Lynn Case Steve Ackerman Noreen Allen Cheryl Anderson James Anderson William Bailey Susan Barthels Jim Beauchamp Nancy Beauchamp Cheryl Bevilacqua Sharon Blackmore Barbara Blagec Thomas Bolander Judy Branback Tony Bratton David Brule 766 Kenneth Burke I ack Byrne Nancy Canavera Larry Capra Annette Carlson Christine Carlson John Carobine Nancy Cavalieri Patricia Cerny Russell Cerny Walter Chaput David Cooking Dan Corninsky Tim Curran Geraldine Dabb John Deldin Marianne DeNeve James DePotsie Peter DeRossi Bonnie Detert Robert Divine Judy Douville Lawrence Duford Garald DuFresne Joy Erickson Morris Ericson Jerry Farley Judy Fayas Robert Fayas Frank Ferguson Richard Ferguson James Ferris Rose Marie Floriano Marty Fregario Robert Fugere Valerie Gardiner 766 Larry Gauthier Gay Gidlund Jeffrey Gill Rodney Gordon Patricia Gothe John Grenfell Kay Groeneveld Alice Jean Gustafson Sandra Hannula Jeanine Hart Dina Hayes Jeffrey Hayes Lynn Hiatt Dale Hicks Karen Hohman Susan Hosking Jock Hyland Margaret Iverson Patricia Izzo Myke Jacobs Fran Johns Cheryl Johnson Gary Johnson James Johnson Susan Joiner Cheryl Jones Lynn Kennedy Patrick Korten David Langlois Christine Larson Linda Larson Randy Larson David Lee Richard Lindberg Ruth Lindblom Tom Litsenberger Therese Pankonen Jeanne Paque Linda Paquette Ronald Paquette Jack Paupore William Pera Caryl Perkins Emma Perry Larry Peterson Linda Pirlot Devon Porter Chester Pyrcz Linda Quick David Raymond James Rice Bruce Robson 42 766 Dean London Diane Luba Gerald Lundin Patti Lusardi Kathy McCarthy Linda McMahon J on Mann Lana Maraccini Judy Markosen Terri Menard Jeffrey Mente Dean Michaud Kathy Michaud Jim Miller Paul Miron William Morrison Pamela Murray Bruce Olson Marlene Olson Ronald Olson Joe Stevens I im Strolberg Ricky Sturm Gary Tatrow Marlene Temple Jean Thomas Ernest Treankler Terry Trempe Donald Trulock Evelyn Tunney Patti VanVliet Linda Waisanen Vicki Wallner Craig Warmuth Lucille Weecks Nancy Wender Mark Willman Susan Witter Donna Wyatt Karen Yaggie 766 Robert Rochon Ann Rossi Kent Ruesch Craig Russett Gail Sanford Charlene Saxon Peter Schlitt Diane Schmutzler Donna Schwei Dennis Senatori Sandra Shanks Mary Jane Smart Basil Smeester Beverly Smith Ginny Soderberg Craig Sorenson James Sparapani Carol Spencer Dennis Stearns Roy Steinke l President Gene Tortelli 'ZR N 'ug flgl - Q ' ' I I X C3635 0 1967 Vice President - David Beaster Sec. -Treasurer Torn Johnson ., ,e,..,...............-. Chris Alberti Carole Allard Richard Allen Bill Atkinson Joy Baravetto Brian Barglins Tom Bartolarneoli Linda Beauchamp Michael Beauchamp Michael Berg Gary Berger Iarnes Berlinski Donna Beyer Allen Blackhall Cheryl Boerner 767 Jeamme Bolander Robert Bouche Richard Bradley Lynn Bratt Ted Bratton Jacqueline Brown Philip Brown Susan Brown Charles Brunell Donna Burby Paul Cahee Larry Case Barbara Cesario Joseph Chamberlain Michael Chapman Mike Ciochetto Frank Colavecchi I im Cominsky Nicky Cramer Rosemary D'Amour Mary Rose DeGrave Frank Derouin Todd Domenget Luverna Dougoveto Pamela Duff Iohn Ellis Carol Fayas James Finn Michael Floriano James Fontana Torn Fontana Candice Forgette 45 7 Michael Fornetti Jeffrey Franson Jim Fredrickson Dean Freeberg Allen Freeman Marsha Freeman Rebecca Gagnon Alan Galbraith Raymond Gardiepy Darlene Gardiner Henry Gardiner Cathy Gardner Barbara Gauthier Ronald Gauthier Marshall Gilbert Susan Gorman Thomas Grierson Sharon Grimord Nancy Grode Paul Guth William Haigh Janice Hansen Kathleen Harsch William Henry Alice Hod gins Donna Hulce Wendy Huotari Jan ice Jacobs -Charles Johnson Dennis Johnson Kay Johnson Ma rgaret Johnson 767 Mary I ohnson Nancy Joiner Kathleen Jones Albert Juneau David Karben Margie Khoury Robert Krueger Nancy Kujala Ted Lager Gary Larson Jim LaVoie William Lawrence Sharon Lee Linda Lehto Joseph LeMay Theresa Lequia Jackie Lillvick Patricia Lindholrn Cheryl Lindquist David Litsenberger Dave Lucarelli Alan Lund Mike McAuliffe Joan McClure Mary Mackie Diane Mainville Bruce Mann Jean Markosen Michael Mashak Gerald Massie Mary Jo Mercier 47 Bruce Perron Leslie Peskey I im Peterson Patricia Pirlot William Porter Chet Prestwich Robert Quick Kathleen Ratajezyk Patricia Ratajczyk Forrest Reed Michael Richtig Kenneth Riel Terrence Riel Allen Roach Janet Robson Gary Rose 48 '67 Henry Michaud Dianne Miller Jean Miller Patrick Miller Sherry Miller Peter Monette Allan Nelson Tom Oien Kathryn Olson Ronald Olson Judy Osieczonek Faye Partanen Joseph Patrick Maureen Paulich Jeffrey Paupore Linda Perkins Cheryl Thornberry Robert Trulock Mike Vanderlin Stephen Van Marter Pat Visintainer Carl Waldbillig Susan Walstrom Terry Walstrom Robert Walters Beverly Weecks Dianne Wender Terry Wender Ann Wickman Thomas Wright Sharon Young Fred Zweifel 1 E 3 '51 :nw 767 Donn Roth Richard Ryberg Frank St. Michael Albert Santoni Brian Schuelke Kenneth Selle Ruth Ann Sexton Henry Smith Gayle Spera Gordon Sorenson Ann Steele Raymond Swanson Suzanne Sword Ralph Tanner Randall Tarsi Virginia Thomas Judy F. - Nancy C 'W , , nvmncrwf Oryanziabbzzs QQQQQ I20f 6001406.77 5l 4 SEATED: Advisor, Mr, Fiorazog Vice President, A, Dougovetog President, R, Tortellig Secre- tary-Treasurer, B. Ianeshek. ROW ONE: K. Poquette, K, Dishaw, S, Joiner, B, Detert, L, f' A S C Waisanen, I, Langlois, R. Amicangelo, R, Hodgins, J, Antonetti, C. Perkins, I. Fornetti, S, x If LeRoy, A, Fornetti, M, Polich, S, DeVet, V. Temple. ROW TWO: G. Rose, D, Freeberg, T ' Iohnson, D. Childers, J. Cominsky, D, Massignon, L. Hisman, D, Romagnoli, R. Freeman, P. Monette, P. Santoni, G. Hirn, R. Brockington, T. Moroni, B, Cummings, :f C3fz10Q12f 0 an cz' As usual campaign day was lively plus. Parades and three lovely ladies singing I Will Follow Him - backing Ron Tortelli all the way, SEATED: Editor, A, Dougovetog Advisor, Mr, Ureng Assistant Editor, K. DuBois. ROW UU? Sli 02 5' a f w 3 K. Detert, B, Cummings, ROW TWO: C. Gorman, S, DeVet, I. Flaminio, D, Ramag -I Q . . . 1 S nol1, R. Ryberg, S. Warsanen, I. Antonettr 2' is ' Shirley, Ragene, Julie X Q znylygr zap Editing J Juniors at 52 :SX X Work- C ' NW NN A f Kfmlilxi ytlislllll-4 4' 'ximdilll - li Diane B. rx Ann D, 'WM Karen D-, XL 54 ONE: R. Staple, S, Daniels, K, Dishaw, S, Miller, D, Blackhall, S, Schaut, B, Morin, Kathy, Judy and Bill work with the individual pictures, They realized that there was more to putting a yearbook together than merely arranging the pic- IUICS, pf og WXNX. ly NW -1 g., . zbytwr ICI? x Ze XXX ' Beth and Sally write copy for the year- book. rf' 1ff'l'NCSM'5XiKTN - . ' . 5 r p xgiio --X-QXNXI Wh Q'xXd.'X-V hy rf' .U 6 . 1, is X . ll M lil X f QM 7 A - aj?-al Bill advises as Sue types - real teamwork among the junior members of our staff, 55 'X 4 3 2 7 C' Z ISZI -' 5 ff, S x-N SCH01 S Assw SEATED: SPORTS EDITOR, B. Stapleg ASSOCIATE EDITOR, D. Ramognolig ADVISOR, Mrs, Carlson, ASSISTANT EDITOR, I, Fornettig HEAD EDITOR, P. Haug. ROW ONE: V, Temple, C, Erdman, L, Christesen, I. Magnuson, S, Shanks, M. Edens, S, DeVet, R. Sparpani, R. Ryberg, B. Morin, S. Schaut, M. Polich, G. Lindgren, ROW TWO: G. Soderberg, L. Waisanen, V, Walner, A, Carlson, C, Saxon, D, Smultzler, L, Nel- son, L. Weecks, P, Backlund, C, Miksa, I. Iverson, S. Waisanen, J, VanHoven, S, Laws, A, Dougoveto, ROW THREE: T, Greenwood, D, Galbraith, R. Wales, E. Lange D. Massignon, D. Hanson, L. Hisman, F. Fregario, G. Russett, M. Miller, P. Thurs- ton, D, Berlinski, B, Cummings, G, LaPoint, B, LeBlanc, P. Korten, 759 gzboer QZQJH Qgfgff Soffors Four of the people directly responsible for each issue of the Flivver Flash are Phyllis, Judy, Dwight and Bob, The hours spent on each issue of the Flash are innumerable - Sunday afternoon meetings of the editors, the regular Tuesday morning meeting of the staff, and every spare moment one has, Q O G A120914 Tuesday morning and Phyliss and the other editors are handing out assignments to the staff- planning the paper - the initial stages. Fold - fold fold - we only have a half hour to fold these Flashes , , Thursday evening make -up sessions, The Future Business Leaders type The editors a stories. out the pages before the paper goes to the printer, nd advisor are once again conferring on possible Put the Rotos in . The finished prod sold , , , at last! uct being MX X man K Becker I Brown G Dabbs C Anderson, A. Steele, M, Macme, a, Junrer, 1., Anderson ROW THREE V Johnson M Johnson B, Caesario, M, Temple, K. Groenveld 2 K Hohman Everyone has a chance at work experience and enjoys rendering a social service. -in-' IV' Yrxxrxgrxr 9 v 1 I s I 1 H D J- ' ' Jil' D. Mainville, I. Lillivick, C. Jones, C. Allard, J. Baravetto, L, Dougoveto, S, Whitters, C 1 . . A ' . 5 ' ' s ,- 151: 1212 QX 0 UIQ 99143 U f f Monthly Duty Roster is Planned Jean Paque and Tern Menard Mary Johnson, Mrs, Turk, Advisor, and Barbara Cesario , SEATED: Vice President, S, Laws, President, S, Waisanen, Advisor, Mrs, R, McCarthy, Secre- tary, B. Berg, Treasurer, K. DuBois, ROW ONE: S. Hosking, S, Joiner, S. Shanks, C, Jones, , Q D. Lubo, V. Gardiner, L. McMahon, P, VanV1iet, P. McCarney, P. lzzo, I. Fayas, S, O'Les- ky, J. Paque, L, Quick, J. Markosen, P, Collins. ROW TWO: V, Soderberg, C, Carlson, J, Flaminio, K. McCarthy, P, Gothe, A, Carlson, M, Ponzio, S, Senatori, C, Johnson, G, Gid- lund, E. Lindberg, D. Provercher, A, Fornetti, K, Hohman, S. Johnson, ROW THREE: K, Le- roux, S, Craft, J, Fornetti, O, Saxon, N, Wender, L,,Maracini, I. Kotlar, L. Paulich, T. Pankonen, C, Saxon, V, Wallner, V, Johnson, D. Schmultzer, D, Johnson, K, Juneau, F, Johns, gufure urs es r Scholarship Finalist Susan Laws, Recipient, Mary Brey, runner up The Junior Advisory Board meets to draw up the qualifi- cations for the recipient of the Future Nurses Scholarship, 59 gufure eac ers I i ROW ONE: Secretary, P. Wallog V, President, M, Miller, Advisor, Mr, Fioruccig President, A, at Dougovetog Treasurer, M, Polich, ROW TWO: I. Gibson, S, Schaut, S, Barthels, B, Detert, L, Nelson, S, DeVet, G, Lindgren, R, Ryberg, C, Larson, ROW THREE: C, Gorman, D, La Pointe, W ll L, Waisanen, C, Perkins, E, Miller, R, Hodgins, C, Taft, S, O'Leksy, L, Weeks, B, Blagec, C, Q Grimes, ROW FOUR: G. La Pointe, P, Korten, K, Kearny, D, Romagnoli, C, Miksa, M, Perkins B, Cummings. Future Teachers at an evening meeting - Mr. George Sanford relating to them his experiences as a guidance counselor, Mike and Sharon serving at a banquet - Through serving at banquets, the Future Teachers earn money so that they are able to offer a scholarship to one of their members at the end of the year, 1 l w Mrs. Suand, advisor, shows Karen and Sylvia the way to type a particular Flash assignment. Some of the Future Business Leaders typing Flash assignments on Flash make-up night, What concen- tration! UTU RE USINESS EAQERS MERICA C3 gzzfure yjuszbess Hee ers ROW ONE: M, Michard, K, Brozovich, F, Kujala, I, Temple, N, Finn, S, Curran, S, Mattord, V, Temple, ROW TWO: L, Rucinski, D. Peterson, R. Amicangelo, S, Bilski J. Floriano, M. Fayas, J, Langlois, K, Davis, ROW THREE: S. Hendricks, R, Keldor, K, LeRoux, N, Dirkman, S, Erickson, I. Jones, S. Anderson, M. Tramontine, Missing Mrs, Strand, Advisor, ufure 012291226 ers SEATED: Treasurer, G. Sanfordg President, I. Templeg Advisor, Mrs. Cummings, Vice President, I. Christensen, Secretary, K. Juneau, ROW ONE: D, Miller, I, Branback, N Kujala G Spera R D'Amour S Wickman, A, Hodgins, S, Duby, R, Krueger, C, El , . , . . 3 n ' 'I J' S Gorman S Brown G Chartalier, ROW TWO: M. Brey, S. Johnson, C, 'Q y . . , . , . - Carlson, F. Kujala, C, Johnson, M, Degrave, E, Soulliere, M, Temple, B, Caesario, P Duff L, Bratt, M, Iverson, G, Dabbs, S, Hart, 4' sb - Y- NEW YN Q O ws? ' A7 Q, ? s fr, , ., win V 4 , 6,6 Q O 4 'Y 0 O 5 i 9 Members do their work together - The girls discuss their patterns and then decide on the correct way of sewing them. ' N? V! 1 4 , . SFQIEEZ 4 ilk Linda, Diane, Tom and Terry examine their handi- work. .po we NX E I0 .ve O O U 2 , ff f Cy 5 L? Kay, Dave and Betty study a camera and prepare C L themselves for taking pictures, f SEATED: Vice President, S. Freemang Treasurer, M, Miller, Advisor, Mr, Johnson, President, J, Conardg Secretary, L. Christensen, ROW ONE: R. Sparapani, B. Berg, K. Becker, D, Blackhall, J. Kotlar, S, Craft, M. Iverson, I. Iverson J. Magnuson, E. Lindberg, ROW TWO: L, Gauthier, T, Curran, G, Gauthier, J, Ferris, D, Brule, I, Spanheimer, J, Richter, R, Tortelli, B. Ianeshek, P, Korten, R, Poisson, T. Greenwood, R, Marsh, T, Poupore, SEATED: Advisor, Mr, Iohnsong Treasurer, B. Ianeshekg President, R, Stapleg Vice President, D, Romagnolig Sergeant at Arms, R. Tortellig Chaplain, P, Monette. ROW ONE: B. Schuelke, D, Cominsky, R. Lindberg, T. Moroni, R, Paquette, I. Gill, B, Pera, B. Divine, T. Johnson, D. Freeberg, P. Monette, B, Atkinson, G. Rose. ROW TWO: E, Lange, G, Russert, G, Hirn, F, Fregario, D, Hanson, T, Bratton. I. Mann, G. Kangas, G. LaPoinre, lvl. Johnson, B. Fayas, G. Davidson. ROW THREE: B. Straton, C. Lindberg, L. Hisman, P. Thurston, J. Poupore, W. Byloff, J. Johnson, R. Scott, D. Carlson, D. Berlinski, B. LeBlanc, R. Burby. Tri Hi Y and Hi Y members at a joint meeting. Hi Y advisor and officers at the outset of their CLEAN UP CAMPAIGN. This year the Hi Y set up disposal containers between the high school and the Kingsford Drugs thus en- couraging a general clean up of the KHS grounds, Officers and Advisor, Mrs, Olson proudly pose behind the Thanksgiving baskets that the Tri-Hi-Y girls prepared, These baskets go to the needy families in the area, 141' 1, 9 dance and earn money for their club. Tri-Hi-Y girls gladly give of their time to work at Tri-Hi-Y SEATED: Secretary, J. Langloisg Vice President, K, Poquetteg Advisor, Mrs, Olson, Presi- dent, I. Fornettig Treasurer, E, Millerg Chaplain, P, Makela, ROW ONE: S. Charette, N Schinderle, S, Glaser, P, Backlund, S. Curran, M. Brey, S, Carlson, V. Temple, S, Brey M. Olson, I, Hill, A, Fornetti, P, McCarney, C, Hicks, P, Collins. ROW TWO: D, Black hall, S, Senatori, I. Gibson, B, Wright, S, Hart, K, Detert, K, McCarthy, B, Schaeffer, J, Flaminio, S, Bailey, G, Elliott, G, Thorsen, G, Lindgren, D, Johnson, J, Antonetti, M. Ponzio, K, Dishaw, S, Daniels, M, Fayas, S, Waisanen, Gothe, L, Waisanen, C, Perkins, L. Weecks, S, Peterson, D. Provencher, Wickman, P, Hang, S, Schaut, D, LaPointe, S, Christenson, S. Mortl, J, Laws, J. Floriano, S, Erickson, P, Wallo, D, Schmutzler, C, Grimes, R, DuBois, I. Christenson, S. Craft, B, Morin, J. Kotlar, ROW THREE: C. Saxon, P. O. Saxon, S. VanHoven, S. Amicangelo, K l if Row ONE: N. Finn, K, Becker, c. Miksa, I. Han, K. Gmenevdd. Row TWO: D. Roth, T A l 'Ilia JCEL V Domenget, L. Pesky, A, Roach, T, Litzenberger, D. Litzenberger. 3251 . r' . 11121014 C 1906122 en! Through Junior Achievement Club members real- ize the fun of business. These teens under the spon- r A 5 D i sorship of Lake Shore, Inc. make a product, sell 's 'W .f ..., P stock in it, sell the product, pay their stockholders and make a profit. 66 The boys make the baskets and the girls decorate them - thus making the product they sell. The Debate Team emerged from the 1963- 1964 season with a truly remarkable record - they were victorious in 80070 of their debates, The team arrives at Escanaba . . . X ' d K d d b t . . . Phu an aren rea y to e a e Bill reflects on a possible 31'gll1T1Sl'1I. Resolved: That the Federal Gov- ernment should provide essential medical care for all citizens at public expense. ROW ONE: A, Dougoveto, K, Detert, L. Dougoveto, ROW TWO: D. Roth, P. Brown, I. Richter, Advisor, Mr, Blich manng M, Miller, P, Korten, B. Cummings, A, Lund, SEATED1 President, A, Dougovetog Advisor, Mrs, Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer, K, Detertg Vice, President, I. Gibson, ROW ONE: B. Detert, P. Makela, S, Jones, J, Jacobs, I. Miller, M. Khoury, C, Lindquist, S, Devet, P. VanVliet, P, McCarney, I. Hill, A, Hodgins, L, Beauchamp, ROW TWO: L. Peskey, S, Peterson, C, Saxon, G, Elliot, J. Flarninio, A, Carlson, R, Johns, D, LaPointe, V, Soderberg, C, Perkins, R, Richter, S, Curran, J, Brown, I, Baravette, S, Grim- ord, ROW THREE: W, Pergrazi, I. Asselin, P, Korten, P, Thurston, B, Mann, D, Romagnoli, R, Tortelli, C, Grlmmes B, Blagec, K, Jones, L, Dougoveto, C, Larson, B, Staple In I l Under the direction of Mrs, Johnson the Drama Club started the year with Wild Rose in October, Two one-act plays di- rected by Karen Detert and Ann Dougoveto were presented be- fore the student body in December, In the spring, however, due to unforeseen difficulties plans for doing Our Town collapsed, Rehearsals ff 1'0ff7?05e77 Rose M. - Dougoveto Rose V. - - Hill Norman - - - Tortelli., Brenda - - Beauchamp Luther - - - Romagnoli Lenore - - McCarney Theodore - - . Miller Queen M. - - Richter Mrs, Valentine - - Antonetti Mrs, Stafford - - Detert JOEY ASSBUH One of the highlights of the show, the gypsy dance G1-21dyS - - Baravetto Keene - - - Staple IITIOQCHC - - LaPoint Zelena -V - . Khoury Floretta - - Dougovero Gypsies - - Peskey - Mann Selle Tortelli M8168 - - Larsen - Miller Jones SER A A 5 . NU A1111 E1'1'1OIlHg . . . E64 The cast the night of the performance . . . Q I' - ,?XPX ,fr h X, fl, A, f rj fy .. -01V , yf . Q!! , 5 f, X .270 E gg ROW ONE: Treasurer, C, Grirnesg Secretary, K. McCarthy, Advisor, Mrs. McCarthy, President, L. Case, Vice President, I. Gibsong ROW TWO: P, Pirlot, M, Khoury, K, Becker, S, Youren, I. Grenfeii, A, Wickman, Pat Korten, ROW THREE: D, Gardner, L, Bratt, K, Leroux, S. Laws, S, Miller, C, Allard, L. Christenson, is :S Q QIHFGIAICIQS Mary Brey Kathy Kearney Carol Grimes Library-S choiars at Work - Librarians performing their duties, ROW ONE: M. Mackie, K, Becker, A, Dougoveto, V, Walner, B. Detert, J. Hansen, C, Thornberry, J, Jacobs, ROW TWO: L. Nelson, L, Perkins, L. Dougoveto, C. Erdman, B. Lindberg, N, Joiner, M, Tramotine, I. Brown, B, Cesario, P, Wallo, S. Shanks, P. Van Vliet, S. Lee. ROW THREE: J. Hart, I. Berlinski, D, Roth, M, Perkins, F, Colavecchi, C. Brunell, W, Byloff, I. Ritcher, P, Brown, J, Jones, D. Schumultzer, R, Richter, I. Thomas, C, Allard, F, Partenen, J. Bolander, 33. T I 73412 53-Q wel 1 ',,j'W..,,, A ,.,.,,......,,,, l .fiJf:3'?f' H ' W ,,...., rrlllr . . , . :J 'wwf' ,,, J. aww A' ,H M. , , ,.,.,,,. ,,, . ,rv M, . ,,, , Rig .ff ' 5 ...M X nf Q a 1. ,WW-ff ,,,,,w ,Wf-ff' , W 1 is xl , ...Noi .. 'i'l - W ' 'iinffxfxi' W, 2 . +-ws,,:fN,,, Nw D N.. 25,3 -' ,H M A n. x.,,,,,f 1 AV lk .wr 3, , W, , ROW ONE: B. Gagon, I. Carobine, A, Galbraith, B, Atkinson, D, Freeberg, P, Korten, D, Lucarelli, A, Carlson, L, BeaUCh2lmP, S. GrirI101'd, A. Lund, ROW TWO: Advisor, Mr, Calog L, Peskey, N. Kujala, J, Baravetto, D, Galbraith, K, Johnson, D, Treankler, C, Bevilocqua, K. Davis, M, Edens, L, Waisanen, C, Larson, S, Hosking, ROW THREE: E, Perry, B, Cummings, T. Dominget, R. Wales, M, Hanson, R, Fugere, K, Kearney, P, Thurston, W, Wilson, M, Jacobs R, Oliver, M, Johnson, V, Soderberg, F, Johns, Gif if I ff , VJ, W .yx W W' XM , 1. 23' liknllm l V W KIM X ' W TIGIGSIZ QQQ more, I. Markosen, I. Fayas, I. Hill, P. Goethe, Julie Flamino, J. Christensen, S, Whittier, L. Maracini, K, Yaggie, D, Hayes, A, Rossi, J. Erickson, M, Olson, P. Lusardi, I. Branback, K. Michaud Mr, Calo - Di- rector. ROW TWO: L. Paquette, B. LeMieux, D. Luba, S. O'Lesky, I. Temple, F. KU'l-113, K. IU E 3 neau, , Hupp, J. Kotlar, L. Pirlot, K. Hohman, P. Izzo, K, Grenoveld, S, Ferris. ROW THREE: C. Jones, S. Erickson, S, Glazer, D, Schwei, C, Anderson, A, Gustafson, N, Canavera, L. McMahom, S, Duby, J, Magnuson, V. Gardner, D. Wright, I. Gustafson, L. P 1' h ' au ic , G, Elliot, P. Mackela, S, Curran, ROW FOUR: L, Kennedy, C Johnson T Pankonen, D Porter ROW ONE: S. Black G, Gidlund, V, Brown, C, Miksas, S, craft, K, H' k B ic s, , Smith, M. Jackomino, R, Floriano, N. Cavaleri, G. Sanford, C. Hicks, B, Blagec, C. Saxon, Lee C616 ROW ONE: C, Lindquist, D. Hulce, S. Brown, J. McClure, A. Steele, A. Hodgins, ROW TWO: D. Burby, D, Beyer, D Gardiner L B ' , , ratt, G, Spera, RoseMaryD Amour, S, Gorman, C, Forgette, M, Khoury, ROW THREE: Mr. J. Calo- Di- rector, M, Paulich, I. Osieczonek, J. Lillivick, D. Maimville, K. Jones, L, Dougoveto, V. Thomas, I. Miller, Hop Workers Sixth Hour Senior Boys Chorus CC Queen is Crowned Judi and Ron C759 year Auf as 77 Mike Miller and his Cloud Chamber 7 062112965 Jnere Ill' 120 A122217 fo Lge 12066 X56 worcfvq 4922 COZI f y I2 ryv may eoofe. aspzkahbns wifbf , .s ,.x. r , MWV7-W-..r.,,,, ,, BAND REHEARSAL yfe Zoosfer GA15 VD J resenfs 9012 L7ac0Q On March 10 a crowd of 600 enjoyed the perform- ance of our band and its featured guest soloist, DON ACOBY This famed clinician soloist and conduc- I . , , tor played a brilliant concert and completely won the hearts of all band members, A feature in the program was a trumpet trio by Carol Gor- man and Donna Treankler and, of course, DON IACOBY. 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X' 'XM f' XX:-91 . ,i...,'.,w'f s,X? X' - .. .'XX,,y,5,,-,53,X,'X3'ffXM ' X-XX K 77 A Xmas wish to Santa f75e csenjor GQSS gf jGl12y,yQrcf cscfoof presenfs 'cfjfe wise Cjfrzlvfmasv High School Gymnasium Goodies for All Girls and Boys Paul tells of St Nlck All we can say is that these are not Santa 's elves. op 660115 Jill relaxes after building Come-on Roger, It is a dance. Santa's Sleigh enjor ouernm en! Za Dr. Brake addressing the group. Seated in the back- ground are the main speakers and Ron Tortelli, President of the Student Council, who gave the welcome. - October 28, 1963 - Kingsford High School Dickinson County Government Day was held in the Kingsford High School during October. A number of area high schools attended. The purpose of this day devoted to government was to acquaint Seniors with the importance and power of the individual in his government. The meeting was conducted by Dr. D. Hale Brake and Mr. Ward Alquist and Ann Doug- oveto were the main speakers, Government officials from all phases of government life were present and in general Senior Government Day proved to be very enlightening I just a sm all portion of the many government officials attending Government Da Y. Bob Staple and Judy Fornetti helping conduct group ses- sions which followed the general assembly held in the morning. H. Lynn Bloxom provided us with an insight into the marvels of modern science. 6339326593 Once again, the Student Council brought us some excellent entertainment. Joss Wind put his musical abilities on display. r I , l Lew Iohnwon brought his famous collection of snakes including his giant python. Three lucky girls were permitted to hold the snakes. Does it tickle, Susie? Q X 2, al is gs K. 5 9 if' 5: QQ ia 5 8. V D1 A mi gm ai- 6,0 offs M5756 youzf gfa Nabbn are ffe frusfees gfyjosferhy. U Francis Johns, Sandy Johnson, Kath McCarthy, Bonnie Detert, Annette Carlson, Jeanne Paque. 7 . . S is X vi is Q 5 x 9 '3215' X NQR K ex To carry any team to success a high esprit de corps is always a needed requisite. X X Our athletic teams have always been fortunate in having behind them a well drilled and 'X disciplined group of Varsity and I-V cheerleaders. At our games, pep rallies, and X Q 5fY assemblies they have always lead our student body in cheering and building school spirit X Z Whether playing or cheering our teams are of championship quality. Pep Rally Iron Mountain Game ROW ONE: M. Johnson, D. Mannigel, R. Tortelli, B. Ianeshek, R. Brockington, L. Hisman, M. Hagerty, E. Lange, T. Moroni, ROW TWO: Advisor, Mr. McCarthy, I. LaLonde, D. Han- son, B. Staple, D. Berlinski, R. Freeman, D. Romagnoli, P. Santoni, R. Burby. ROW THREE: Co-Advisor, Mr. Farraghg R. Scott, G. Kangas, G. Russett, P. Monette, C. Lindberg, B. Par- tanen, I. Strutz, D. Maule. ROW FOUR: J. Fredrickson, T. Youren, W. Wilson, W. Tomasoski, S. Hendricks, J. Nowak, D. Massignon, J. Beauchamp, T. Cocking, R. Wales. GIQSIZ? Our six new Varsity Club cheerleaders - Say, aren't they cute? Varsity Club members worked selling Flivver pens and programs at our basketball games to finance a Whirl- pool bath to be used by our athletes. D :P P f KJ I 3 cr g ' -.1 +A. ' E ' iw-4 . A: A il G, 1 D it .. ' I U 5 Q Q N' fl, . .V 0 : '-5 j - l - '- e,-' 1 +. -L : g ' AX U m- X 4- V R. Lindberg seems the center of attraction in this skit put on by Pep Club the night before a big game. -i:-' 's:-'- -'-- fr f--V- I .- . is sa g a ' -V ,ss siss or ,Q we mf' 5 T ii'i f ,W . as-M H149 1-g fi v.z: in -Y A -1 fb i i f rf., ss 4. , 0 f , ,J .,,, -:, I ., ,J Varsity Cheerleaders are in perfect unison - leading ' I 6X9 u the crowd in a cheer at the lron Mountain - Kingsford ' game. SEATED: Secretary, R. Hodginsg Vice President, C. Grimmesg President, J. Antonettig Advisor, Mrs. Douglas: Sgt. at Arms, L. Case, Treasurer, C. Perkins. ROW ONE: S. Brown, D. Beyers, K. Yaggie, S. Duby, K. Poquette, S. Glaser, O. Saxon, C. Carlson, R. D'Amour, G. Spera, P. Bonner, S. Joiner, D. Provencher, G. Lindgren, C. Allard, G. Thorsen, M. Mackie, P. McCarney. ROW TWO: S. LeRoy, M. Tremontine, J. Christensen, G. Elliott, I. Flarninio, S. Waisanen, M. Fayas, C. McCarthy, N. Canavera, P. Grode, J. Floriano, J. Thomas, K. Groneveld, B. Schaffer, G. Gidlund, P. Gothe. ROW THREE: S. Hosking, R. Ryberg, S. Peter- son, N. Joiner, D. Peterson, G. Powers, L. Rusinski, R. Krueger, L. Weecks, R. Amicangelo, E. Miller, K. Johnson, G. Sanford, F. Johns, F. Partanen, S. Bailey, L. Waisanen, ROW FOUR: S.Johnson, C. Bevilacqua, B. Detert, A. Carlson, G. Soderberg, C. Saxon, K. Leroux, P. Wallo K. Kearney, S. Erickson, B. Blagec, V. Walner, D. Mainville, C. Jones, T. Pankonen, S. Jesp ersen R Richter. ROW FIVE: C. Anderson, N. Grode, C. Jones, P. Izzo, S. DeVet, S. J Miller, P. VanVliet, L.. McMahon, P 1 - ,-...mn ri Forqette, J. Fayas, A. Hodgins, M. Khoury, . ' - -s--..a.+a I Erickson, J. Paque. 88 ms... 2 i . M . Gfampsyj ROW ONE: D Mannigel B .e...sMm.s...m..ws.stMnfssMsi2QtrQEs2z . , . Janeshek, R. Brockington, B. Staple, T. Youren, G. Mongrain, R. Tortelli, D. Massignon, W. Wilson. ROW TWO: Head Coach, Mr. Drake, R. Scott, P. Monette, R. Freeman, R. McCarthy, I. Strutz, T. Mo- roni, T. Cocking, S. Hendricks, Line Coach, Mr. Fiorazo. ROW THREE: L. Hisman, D. Romagnoli, D. Burby, G. Freeman, W. Tomasoski, P. Santoni, D. Hanson. ROW FOUR: Managers, G. LaPointe and J. Johnson, M. Johnson, J. Nowak, M. Hagerty, B. Partanen, D. Berlinski, J. Beauchamp. The 1963 Kingsford High School grid machine was cho- sen as the Upper Peninsula Team of the Year by the ' U per Peninsula S ortswriters Association. The unried anpd undefeated Flfvvers became the recipient of the Barber Trophy-emblematic of Upper Peninsula grid su- premacy. Of the four teams in the Upper Peninsula with jx a perfect record Kingsford received a tribute to its great- ness by winning the trophy on the first ballot - receiving six of the nine votes cast. RECORD ,, Kingsford 39 Marquette O Kingsford 30 Stephenson p O Kingsford 25 Norway 7 Kingsford 32 Menominee O Kingsford 34 Iron River O Kingsford 27 Holy Name 7 Kingsford 20 Stambaugh 13 Kingsford 39 Iron Mountain O Coaches Cummings, Fiorazo, Drake, and Farragh proudly stand behind the beautiful Barber Trophy thei b ' r oys won in an unblemished football season. i....,.-fin4,.5 WWE K., C' BERLIN EXPRESS I Richard McCarthy - Gung Ho another Dick Berlinski, unanimous A.P., U.P. and 0 touchdown Detroit Free Press all state halfback - Upper Peninsula lst Team and Back of the year. I? Paul takes another bomb G ary intercepted Gary is on his way 0122 Q Comzby - 764 ROW ONE: L. Weecks, F. Johns, KING RANDY BROCKINGTON and QUEEN JUDY ANTONETTI, A. Carlson, J. Baravetto. ROW TWO: S. Curran, I. Langlois, M. Polich, K. Poquette, S. Joiner. ROW THREE: J. Lalionde, B. Ianeshek, D. Purdue. yfe Grownzlny Queen -IUDI ANTONETTI King-RANDY BROCKINGTON During the football season, the Iron River game, the Student Council sponsored the annual Homecom- ing. The student body elected as their king and queen Randy Brockington and Judi Antonetti. That night King Randy and Queen Judi presided over the Homecoming Dance. It was one of those nights that is memorable in the lives of all high school students. JT ' 95 jk Fd Q QNJQF f'U J afenfs f Each year Kiugsford High School honors the parents of the members of our football team. This is symbolic ceremony which honors all the parents of our athletes. Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy and Rich Mr. and Mrs. Hagerty and Marc 1 X K PT- '- V 'W 5' in ., - r x fd A V' -.u'4 5 A Mr. and Mrs. Mannigel and Rock Ccjzaenomzbee Wanye Gfampzbnsv ,M :fig f - rfwaayi :- -,-H L' ' VARSITY BASKETBALL ' ' ' A, L .- ', A 4 f' ' ' .3 .x 7 X . Jffzj , ' QQ' if ,p-:gif ,ll i,,- fs. ROW ONE: M. Johnson, G. Kangas, D. Berlinski, R. McCarthy, R. Brockington, D. Mauie. ROW TWO: Coach, Mr. Farragh: D. Massignon, P. Santoni, R. Tortelli, D Romagnoli, R. Freeman, C. Alberti, Manager, Wales. unzbr afszy jjasfefgaf ROW ONE: B. Olson, Morris Erickson, M. Willman, T. Johnson, I. Stroberg. ROW TWO: I. Franson, J. Beauchamp, J. Poupore, J. Johnson, Chris Alberti, Student Manager , B. Atkinson. ...--1 Kingsfortl Kingsford Kin gsford SEASON RECORD K., Kwrmof - uf 0151012 Kingsford Kingsford Kingsford Kingsford Kingsford Kingsford Kingsford Kingsford Kingsford Kingsford Kingsford Kingsforcl Kingsford Kingsford Kingsford '75 Norway 57 Menominee '78 Iron River '73 Crystal Falls 67 Niagra 61 Holy Name 68 Iron River 64 Iron Mountain 5'7 Starnbaugh 85 Negaunee 73 Niagra 62 Crystal Falls 54 Stambaugh 64 Norway 60 Holy Name 69 Iron Mountain DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 61 Holy Name 59 Stephenson Paul - Sets Teamwork Dick Drives Gene Guards E T 11121614 ar.91Q 520 Ofgaf Berg, J. Pauport, I. Finn, Gilbert, T. Bartolameolli ROW ONE: I. LaVoie, M. Mashak, B. Schuelke, T. Johnson, M. Vanderlin, C. Beaster, M. T. Fontana, G. Sorenson. ROW TWO: B. Atkinson, B. Henry, D. Freeberg, I. Franson, M. Monette, G. Tortelli, M. Beauchamp, Lindberg, C. Albertik, I. ROW FIVE: N. Cramer, A. Santoni, R ROW SIX: J. Derouin, L. Capra, L. W. lawrence, B. Barglind, R. Olson. ROW THREE: R. Tarsi, D. Lucarelli, P. K. Selle, M. McAuliffe, W. Chaput, R. Dimie, D. Raymond. ROW FOUR: R. Gauthier, R. Gill, I. Deldin, R. Paquette, M. Fregario, B. Pera, M. Willman, T. Bratton. Cerney, M. Jacob, R. Olson, D. Langlois, J. Strolberg. I. Stevens, R. Fugere. ' k I S ana ani. ROW SEVEN: Coaches, Hiatt, B. Olson, D. Childers, J. Hyland, T. Bolander, L. Duford, M. EIIC son, . p p Mr. Farragh, Mr. Cummings. MISSING: B. Bailey, J. DePotsie, I. Fredrickson. The wonders and anxieties of Football V - ROW ONE: R. Brockington, W McCarthy R Trumble P Santoni D Mannigel, Coach, Mr. Person. ROW TWO: R. Steinke, G. Kangas, R. 2135! rw Poisson, R. Marsh. cy Q-Z --w.Q.O,,,, ROW ONE: G. Harmon, S. Hendricks, I. Nowak, W. Byloff, Coach, Mr. Cummings. ROW TWO: G. D'Amour, C. Dahl, G. Lundin. , E 47 Q57 3 CCW? Ggamps - 196377 ROW ONE: B. Paupore, R. Freeman, B. Forgette, M. Fontana, D. Berlinski, M. Pancheri, D. Edens, E. Johnson, R. Tortelli. ROW TWO: R. Lindberg QManagerj, R. McCarthy, W. Wilson, M. Pregario, D. Burby, J. Litsenberger, J. LaLonde, J. Conard, B. LaBlanc, B. Wright, T. Paupore, Coach, Mr. Farragh. ROW THREE R. Wales qManagerp, B. Devine, J. Johnson, D. Romagnoli, J. Frederickson, L. Hisman, C. Lindberg, R. Axberg, J. Paupore, M. Miller, Coach, Mr. McCarthy. ROW FOUR: T. Litsenberger, J. Carobine, J. Strolberg, M. Erickson, B. Pera, D. Childers, D. Raymond, M. Jacobs, R. Paquette, J. DePotsie. In the last few years Kingsford High School has been fortunate in its develop- ment of one of the finest track records in the Upper Peninsula. A resume of their records show that our track teams have dominated the area in individual events . and team records. Kingsford has won the Range Championship seven of the last eight years: five in succession. In Regional meets six out ofthe last eights four in a row: 1963 the U. P. Championship and runners-up in 1962. Our 888 yard relay teams have also won the ll. P. Championship. ccgjfrfv The 1963 Kingsford Track Team were true champions all year. This was best shown by the ability of the team to continue winning even after the loss of key personnel. Even at the U. P. Finals this situation prevailed and individual desire were considered but the team came first. This is the mark of true champions. Coach Richard McCarthy J Richard Berlinski N of asefczf E212 omfbee Wanye ampzbns - 9 6.3 ROW ONE: B. Janeshek, M. Johnson, G. Mongrain, J. Sabella, B. 5 P Pera, T. Moroni, T. Youren, R. Hirn fManagerj, ROW TWO: Coach, G Mr. Drake, D. Berlinski, L. Duford, D. Maule, D. Romagnoli, R. fm fi 3 Tortelli, T. LeMonde, M. Fontana, G. Him. Q ' W X xf W ' hm Q cc ' 7 77 K' 1 90122 I ROW ONE: I. Carlson, L. Dougoveto, K. McCarthy, Coach, Mr. K Johnson, A. Carlson, B. Detert, B. Staple. ROW TWO: D. Brule, 1 I. Corninsky, D. London, P. Thurston, W. Langlois, W. Byloff, L. , Hiatt. MISSING: A. Dougoveto. It has been our pleasure to give you one more A12 ywf ICI? The 1964 Kingsfordian Staff , ,N I Q' fd 401' -gf!! N93 At 1 N ' .ff - if ' W4 WM'W f I iff ,fx . , Q X 3 , 0 And we offer our CCNGRATULATIONS 1-:I::sp1:pIrg.:1:ics:rg-r-ss:rnfs::ss:r:z::r:r:::5:1s:5:g:g EI?E2522I32222E13IE2515I51315IE515IEIEIEIEEEiiifiiifiififiiiiiiifii 4,-...A...T.::515gs:2:511:5515:gf515:::g:5:g:3:5515151515:g1g1::g:,1,:::5:5: AV -- - V 2:f:1:1:2:I:1: I:1:1:I:1:1:k1:1:1f:I:fz1:1 :5:5523:E15:2IEIE:E2522:EIEIEIE251EIESIE1213E22515232EIE251EE155EfE5E5EZ525E::-:4:::g:- 3:5:3:5:3:5:5: 5131315:5:5:5:5f3:51g:5:5:5:5 3:315:35:5:35:gg:51513:5:55:525:515:55:315:515:5:5:5:5:5f5:5:g1,:::g::::,:,:::5egrg ::,:::gi:,:,:5153:5:5:3:5:1:::1:3::11::11cg:1cz:I:1:32E251E2EIEfiIEIEr?IErE2ErErErEr:2:r:2:r:rzz 1:1:111:1:35:53E52E555E535E5S5E555E5E5E535E5E5E5:E521EI5:21E:iii:E13IEIE2215rE1E1E1E1ErE1?E1ErB51' Q52525EEEEEEQEQEEEEEEEEEQEEEEE ,,,,,.,. ,. ,,,,,,A,A,,4,,,,,, , an I 3 P Emimigfglgwf 55 Nothing is permanent in fashion but good taste Q A U X Al 5- - X N 'if A tif? AUTOGRAPI-I PAGE Zgff' . w I J' Qi .h F, Q mf 47 ,gig ig 'F l Z? I I J WM? li J A 4 1 Q4,.z,,Q,!5 4 J QAQZQL h 0,4583 A Q IW, jitigf Qflf? ' , J x Q QOWW . x f yzwdi 47' Iwi iff' I Compliment s of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF IRON MOUNTAIN, MICHIGAN Your Friendly Modern Bank Congratulations From CITY CLEANERS AND MODERN LAUNDRY 1304 Carpenter Ave. IRON MOUNTAIN GAS COMPANY 600 Carpenter Avenue Iron Mountai Michig CITY DRUG STORE 517 Stephenson Avenue Phone 774-0788 Cong ratulation GWEN DALY STUDIO 220 East Hughitt St. JlM'S MARKET Congratulations LANDRY'S PHARMACY 122 West A Street Phone 774- 1150 Iron Mountain, Michigan VOLLWERTH AND COMPANY King of Meats Phone 774-2955 ECONOMY MARKET FRANK ORLOSKY - Prop. Congratulations Seniors Congratulations 2:51- 217 East Hughitt Street Iron Mountain, Michigan Ventilating Air Conditioning Anything in Automatic Heating SIKORA SHEET METAL 8. FURNACE WORKS Telephone 774-2877 705 Vulcan 216 E. Hughitt Street Iron Mountain Michigan Iron Mountain, Michigan Phone 774 4429 Compliments PENINSULA BEVERAGE CO. 1508 North Stephenson Ave. PERINA'S HAT SHOPPE Hats for All Occasions Lingerie and Sportswear Where Fashion is Found Iron Mountain, Michigan TE O TE n Congratulations ' From f f c PHOENIX LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY N, I at 1, 1 X X . 4 ,I .,,:lmf lj I M EDB 421 E. Breitung 774-2500 J. 8. S. TEXACO Jeep Sales and Service Corner Main and U. S. Z JENKINS and SENATORI EUREKA VULCANIZING .A f G00lL3PYEAll rmfs MARIOBRANZ COMPANY, INC. Residential - Commercial - Industrial - Plumbing and Heating. LEWIS G. EISELE MONETTE'S 4 Lumber and Fuel g Building Materials E ' Coal - Fuel Oil 213 S. Carpenter Ave. Phone 774-0355 SUNSHINE CENTER FONTECCHIO'S GARAGE 212 Woodward Ave' 120 Parkway - Kingsford IAcross From Kingsford Drugs, Phone 774- 1277 Open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. fAttendant on Dutyl Serving this area more than Wash 'n Dry Clean 15 years. Your assurance of Complete Finishing Equipment quality workmanship J Congratulations WALES SHELL SERVICE I. ZACK'S AND SONS TRACY and BILL W f Best Wishes. . . 4 - Your Friendly LN . ewdtefz. Your Local Viking Dealer A 8. P STORE V BEST wlsl-les FROM YOUR FRIENDS 8: NEIGHBORS 6 AT ,J Gi,-'iw WISCONSIN MICHIGAN POWER COMPANY J n Save Borrow Congratulat IRON MOUNTAIN KINGSFORD COMMUNITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION ERWIN'S RESTAURANT 625 Stephenson Avenue Congratulation s to Class of '64 LAING LUMBER CO. Iron Mountain, Mich. PETERSON MARKET 500 Lyman Street Groceries and Meats Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Why clon't you try our lousy, homemade sausage? Phone 774-6880 103 W. A st. 774-2055 y 1 X I Owl MM! W fl fl! J, 1 x M U I ff A dxf M an 7 x CONGRATULATIONS My CLASS OF '64 GREDE FOUNDRIES INCORPCRATED ental Iron GATES TIRES i General Welding Ornam Only Gates Tires Have an Unconditional Guarantee With No Time or Mileage Limit Gravely Sales and Service MACHUS SERVICE Distributors North U. S' Z 1015 S. Carpenter King sford Iron Mountain P. O. BOX 296 Michigan JACK'S GARAGE General Motor Repairing PETE'S TYPEWRITER SERVICE and Service A. V1cENz1 1101 So. Carpenter 774-1353 602 Carpenter 774-2166 KINGSFORD WALGREEN DRUGS Self Service Prescription Agency Prescription Headquarters Cosmetics Sundries WOMEN'S FASHION SHOP Exclusive Styles in Coats, Dresses, Suits, Sportswear and Millinary TOM MITCHELL Bert Harvey' s Sporting Goods Phone 774-6869 Iron Mountain, Mich STANDARD PRINTING CO. Office Supplies, Equipment and Printing Olympia Portable Typewriters Phone 774-2252. MAYTAG APPLIANCE CO Home of Quality Appliances ' 405 Carpenter Ave. Iron Mountain, Mich. Congratulations .G . . CUDLIPS DRUGSTORE HARRY R. BOTTGER, Prop. Iron Mountain, Mich. Congratulations PINE MOUNTAIN-LAKELAND DAIRY STORES Compliments of HOLMQUIST 8. PETERSON HEATING SERVICE PENN EY' PANCHERI'S Shop Penney's l-G.A- . FOOD STORE You'Il live better -- you'II sove! Quinnesec, Michigan Compliments of TQTS' 5095 CONSUMERS LUMBER 8. FUEL East Kingsford Phone 774-2.900 6G ' lnoN MOUNTAIN, Mxcnxcfm 509 Stevens on Ave . CITY LUMBER YARD call your lumber number 774-0170 The Best in Building Materials Congratulations From Congratulations. . . SAM'S AUTO SERVICE 525 E. Breen 774-1122 KIST BOTTLING CO. Congratulations, Class of '64 STANDARD SERVICE AND SUPPY COMPANY Enjoy KIST Beverages Kent and Stevenson Congratulations, Class of 1964 PENNY OIL COMPANY TEXACO OIL CO. - Distributors . '- a t !l.w26Iw1f. sfwve fa --1 n I, Q- 53- 'E I iff, ', . - , f x , , - Eg' .,. dv'-'u 9 1.-. ' ' '- . 'W '9 , . ,,, u . f ' 1 9 ' 'vbl ' Cl f' - '91 '- -in . 1 S L -.f ,, ,. -f.'- .19 Q , -V L v i -4 Y ', .. ,, ,, , J, , .V 4 ' -' 2 , A xv' G m l'-, K 1 E.,-1 Hr -, , '. ' 4. 1 -- f-1' 1 5 1-5 N 'T -l .fi -: wi ', ,, .., w 1, I f'. nn. gf N I ' akfffh ' Inv-- . Ml 'E QU' 'KIA - 'I ,f :U L N lv D our nn mf 1, 'Q -f i Oli 9 TWV WM F7731 T N?-717' , 1 A' ' ' 57.53 ix-A My J Vffw In J: ge ,-W 1. .,-- ' uf' f 1 , I lb 2 ju uf TUE T MW 2 IV, I . . . . . - - E'SS?ec1al1z'1ng in - Furniture -- Carpeting -- Draperies A Where Women Love to Shop IN k I' ' I' MV 1 Rorvrpif RESTAURANT -L 1 ,-,,, , , 1, L! X 1 V f,'?i'5erving Complete Meals Pizza and Pasties to Take Out. Phone 774-62.11 U. MAL'S BEAUTY SHOP If Your Hair Is Beautiful So Are You Phone 774-0520 Ace Drug Building NORDMAN'S STANDARD SERVICE Quinne s ec , Michigan THE name WUI' The store that's ca must 774-2822 for brands you trust. 1 x ' -- ' Seniors, Orchids to you' S for .M and our best wishes 2 for your rose-y future , ' 1 l P53 55 il dlmwowl 'fam ga Best Wishes, Class of 1964 IRON MOUNTAIN NEWS RADIO STATION WMIQ Complete Sports Local News Coverage Congratulations -- SELIN'S U,S, 2 - Next to the V, A, Hospital Complete Home Furnishings GORDON HICKS CABINET SHOP Custom Built Cabinets Cherry Birch Ash Maple Formica Congratulations, Class of '64 LAKE SHORE, INC. I Iron Mountain Marquette GREGG'S STUDIO ERICKSON'S RESTAURANT W . . eddings . First Communions Children and Babies Graduation . ID Cards Reunions . Advertising Commercial Phone 774-6808 1213 S. Carpenter Ave. Iron Mountain fFormerly Jacob'sJ . 100 East B Street . WILLIE AND MAIJA ERICKSON, New Owners Congratulations, Class of '64 Ceongrafulations, Class Of '64 ANDREINI'S VlGO'S RESTAURANT HOME APPLIANCES AND FURNITURE 513 Stephenson The Place to Go for the Brand Names You Know Iron Mountain Michigan TONY IZZO 8. SON'S, INC. 110 West Hughitt Iron Mountain, Michigan Phone 774-1386 MILLER I PRODUCTS AND SUPPLY CO. WITH THE NEW All-PURPQSE CORNER BLOCK ' North U. S. Z Iron Mountain, A -' Michigan I Phone 774-1243 Congratulations, Class of '64 NORTHLAND OFFICE SUPPLY 101 E. Ludington Street BOB'S AUTO SALES The Friendly Place to Deal South U. S. Z Phone 774-11050 CITY GREENHOUSE'S AND SHOP Make Any Occasion a Flower Occasion 774- 0480 Iron Mountain FERN'S BEAUTY SHOP Complete Beauty Service Hair Styling Shaping a Specialty Best Wishes SS KRESEGE COMPANY 405 Stephenson Avenue ISABELL'S Ladie s' Ready-to -Wear Smarter Better Styles Values Iron Mountain, Michigan Phone 774-1642 AUTOGRAPH PAGE ia Nikgirsfffiiw ii ' Courtesy of COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK PROFESSIONAL PAGE Theo. B. Fornetti, D.D G. G. Jacobs, D. Grant C. Hamm, W. G. D'Arnour, J. C. O'Donnell, L. J., Straub, D. D..S. D D D D C. D. Tobin, D.D.S. A. E. Miller, D.D. S. Bruce Franks, D. C, L. L. Suino, O.D, Dr. A. L. Costa, D.D.S.. - Dr. A. L. E. Johnson, O.D. H. D. McEachran, M.D. W. A, Schmutzler, M. D.. H. Koenig, M.D.. Charles G. Steinke, M.D W. H. Huron, M.D., R. D. Cecconi, M.D. J. M. Schroeder, M. D. D. R. Smith, M.D. Dan D. DeLangis, O.D. Costa, D.D. S. Dr. W. H. Alexander, M.D, - Dr. R. E. Carlson, M.D. Congratulations CONSUMERS LUMBER 8. FUEL East Kingsford wEBER's PHARMACY MS Your Rexall Drug Store PhonemE74-sZ9O0 XX Phone 774-1677 - K JJ: 0 N MBU EI wb ,JV fl It '- X5 IN QCA bbgggjlgqatgygin 517 Stephenson Avenue Emi- Xa ix' V rf' ii U ADEI.IN'S BEAUT'E SALON. Q53 AQ? if CENTRAL SUPER-MARKET Iron Mountain, Michigan Phone 774-0534 Compliments of MCGREGOR AGENCY, INC. Gasoline More Miles for Less 505 Carpenter Ave. U.S. 2 and Margaret Street MILLERS PLUMBING AND HEATING 1320 South Carpenter Iron Mountain Michigan HAYWARD'S HOUSE OF GIFTS 8: CARDS Serving You Is Our Pleasure Phfone 774-0200 Iron Mountain, Michigan ' 5' S For Building Material ,I 1 'L' , r' iff' h A fix XZ wyhf TELEPHONE DIAL 774 D211 D 8. H LUMBER COMPANY Is the Right Answer for You CARPENTER AVE. IRDN MDUNTAIN, MICH. Bonded Custom Built-Up Sheet-Metal BREEN AVENUE SERVICE Roofers Fabricators . 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