Kingsford High School - Kingsfordian Yearbook (Kingsford, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 199 of the 1966 volume:

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Impatience plays its part in our nature. . . . . But patience can be a rewarding virtue. 4 Confusion and indecision harass the life of a freshman. . . Then graduation provides the reward for perseverance and effort. We delight in the times when we can be clad as hoboes ....... But when we don white shirts, heels and gloves, formality is enjoyed. Solitude gives us the opportunity to understand ourselves. . . But the time we spend together will never be forgotten. . . . We are challenged to be the leaders of tomorrow We are proud to be the youth of a free nation today. We admit that we can be unpredictable, our at- titudes change daily and our moods by the minute. In our youth we are experimenting with ideas and opinions. We are alone as individuals in a personal sense, yet we are each a part of the whole. As in- dividuals, as the whole, as fans, as athletes, as singers, as participants and as audience, as leaders and 'as followers, we discover that. . . Q ass we W K 4 l' E WM Caryle Perkins, Sec. g Diane Schmutzler, Vice-Pres. g Marlene Templeg Mrs. Turkg Annette Carlson, Pres. 5 Kathy McCarthy, Treas.g Lucille Weecks, Peter DeRossi. National Honor Society represents scholarship, leadership, service, character. These seven members were inducted in- to the National Honor Society as juniors. Our representatives of high scholarship, leadership, service, and character, they conduct the impressive induction cere- mony on Awards Day. At this time they are joined by an additional ten percent of the senior class and five per cent of the juniors. FOR THE D.A.R. AWARD Diane Schmutzler was chosen on the qualities of Dependability, Service, Lead- ership, and Patriotism and I want to con- gratulate her on this high honor. Mrs. Turk, Dean of Girls .4 Coach Drake and Jeff Gill, most valuable player, Solo and Ensemble Contest, honor wrnners football - 65 -66 . Awards presented Betty Crocker Homemakers Award Cheryl Jones and Mrs. Cummings. Sandy Shanks, Diane Schmultzer Jenny Reicher and Mr. Calo. for achievement in various fields of endeavor Great Northern Champions-Football Mr. Fiorazo, BillBailey and Mr. Drake French Ill class in language lab. - Languages strengthen international understanding The Bible tells the story of a people who attempted to build a mighty tower to heaven. In anger at this act, God destroyed this Tower of Babel and scattered the people over the earth. To each I-Ie gave a different tongue so that they could not understand each other. Today humanity is attempting to overcome the language barrier and thereby, inunity, eliminate conflicts due to misunderstanding. This is done through the learning of foreign languages and mastering of expression in one's native tongue.- Teachers use the library to prepare lessons and exchange ideas. 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This appeal by President Kennedy in his inaugural address should be included in one's personal credo. These formative years shape and qual- ify us to become the leaders of tomorrow's America. Soon we will be making our con- tribution toward the history of our great coun- try. Some give the supreme sacrifice -- their lives, for their belief in democracy. Most of us will serve less conspicuously by paying taxes, voting and obeying the law. Blind pa- triotism is not the answerg informed citizenry is. Today the emphasis in social studies is not on style, but on accuracy of information and soundness of historian's judgement. At KHS, studies of the social sciences are made more interesting and tangible by the use of audio-visual equipment. Realistic treatment is applied even to the government of the United States. Instead of believing this gov- ernment is always right, policies are ques- tioned. History is interwoven with the present for it was once said that those who do not know history will be forced to repeat it. Unusual experiences occur in To be a Homo sapiens or not to be a Homo sapiens: that is the question. The answer, which lies in the number of chromosomes in the body cells, proves again the connection between mathematics and science. Delving into the magical world of figures, angles, and equations, Kingsford students gain a broad mathematical background ranging from General Math to Senior Math or Advanced Algebra, and including Alge- bra and Geometry. Complementing the math courses, Kingsford's Science Department presents the opportunity to study biological chemical and physical sciences. Students of physical science 'gain general knowledge of theearth and its make-up, while chemistry students study matters, energy, and the effects of their physical and chemical changes. General and Advanced Biol- ogy courses include material covering the study of life from the unicellular amoeba and lower plants, to the multi-cellular human. A wonder- ful new field, that of botany, is now wide open through the addition of the botanical growing room. Physics introduces the natural laws govern ing the environments of these forms of life. Hydrogen? Oxygen Nitrogen? Helium? MR. FIORUCCII?! Natural Sciences. Pam Nelson and Rose Marie Stevens untangle maze of angles. Mr. Johnson explains a procedure. Ueff Mente, Bob Langkawel, Tim Curran, Walt Chaput, Mr. Johnson.J l V Sandie I-Iannula gets practice in taking dictation. Practical Education prepares the commercial student. New rooms and attractive furnishings provide learning opportunities in household organization. Family Living prepares for problems of invest- ment possibilities, insurance, parenthood, child development and budget planning. To answer the need of the commercial stu- dent, training is offered in the use of office machines. Also the opportunity is given to gain skills and knowledge in the area of home eco- nomics, so useful in the business world. Stu- dents are taught the two basic requirements of a business society - writing letters of application and preparing for job interviews. Likewise, Driver's Training attempts to pro-A duce a majority of safe, alert drivers who 'prac- tice the art of defensive driving. Combined, this education prepares its students to become successful members of society. Mr. Person instructs Cheryl Jones on the operation of the new calculator. M Kingsforcl's contribution I'0 CI happy home E K rs. Cummings instructing future g Y nakers. Electricity displays its powers to Dave Luca- Ah! I'm not sure I've quite got the swing relli. of it. CML Thomas, Jim Strolberg, Gary Tatrow, Jim DePotsie.J Shop produces industrial Carpentry in ten easy lessons. CI-lenry Smith, Bob Johnson, Bob Douherty, Mr. , Justus. J Welding wonders are explored by Rodney Gordon, Mr. Justus, Dave Cooking. artists. Dean London uses tools for designing. Shop plays an important role in the lives of all. CLarry Duford, Dave Cooking, Mr. Vardaj Strong bodies and strong minds go hand in hand. John F. Kennedy once stated, The need for in- creased attention to physical fitness is clearly estab- lished. The Government cannot compel us to act, but freedom demands it. A nation is merely the sum of all its citizens and its strength, energy, and resourcefulness can be no greater than theirs. In the present school curriculum, physical education plays an important role in a student's general school- ing. Physical education is designed to provide each with an orderly program of exercise, necessary to develop the body and stimulate the mind. Made possible by the expansive new gymnasium, the net result is the growth of a healthy individual. The physical education program inspires students to de- velop abilities, solve various physical deficiencies, and encourages participation in avariety of activities. Making paper mache in preparation for the Christmas project. Art department is valuable addition to school. To create is to experience the immeasurable thrill of bringing into being some tangible ob- ject often with symbolic properties. An unwieldly log transformed into a sleek figure of beauty: a pile of newspapers becomes a manger scene: a sheet of paper to a vivid scene of harmony in depth and tone. Art is a skill which demands sensitivity of hands and spirit. The artist puts himself into his work and therefore his feelings may be interpreted by the keen observer. Pa- tience is necessary to shape the lines of the most difficult of subjects---the human face. Recog- nizing the character behind the face and portray- ing it as such brings life into the work. A sweep of the brush can cause shadows of gloom or create the glorious dawn of a new day. The art class gets practice in lettering. fRusse11Cearney, Mr. Yasseri, Bruce Rob- son, Randy Larsen. J The finished product! A manger scene created by the art class. Concert Bond performs for Members of the bond: Flutes Margaret Peters Sandy Erdman Joanne Byloff Marianne Lagina Phil Brown Brigitte Smolinski Eb Clarinet Janice Jacobs Oboe Linda Perkins Clarinet Sandy Shanks Diane Schrnutzler Frank Colavecchi Carol Allard Lu Dougoveto Sue Annear Howard Johnson Jean Thomas Tom Gauthier Bass Clarinet Barbara Cesario Nancy Kujala Alto Saxophone Janice Hansen Gary T arsi Sue Staple Linda Gendron Tenor Saxophone Cheryl Thornberry B aritone S axophone Patti VanVliet French Horn Jenny Reicher Patt Johnson Kay LaLonde C or nets Dennis Peskey Jim Swanson Dean Freeberg Sue Hosking Sherry Bevilaqua Dave Lucarelli Melvin Hedberg Baritone Bob Fugere Sharon Grimord Larry Thurston Trombone Leslie Peskey Alan Galbraith Allan Lund Lynn Bouffiou Bass Todd Domenget Larry Johns George Goettler Percussion Cris Larsen Donn Roth Laura Spanheimer Mike Randol Bev Weeks Donna Beyers fi 2 ' ei BACK ROW: Joan McClure, Linda Lehto, Cheryl Johnson, Gay Gidlund, Jean Thomas, Pat Gothe, Maureen Paulich, Peggy Johnson, Judy Osieczonek, Rose Floriano, Suzie DeMary, Charlene Saxon, Carol Allard, Denise Hart, Mary Novara 2nd ROW: Pat Lindholm, Persi St. Onge, Lana Quick, Terry Menard, Janice Branback, Judy Fayas, Lana Maraccini, Karen Yaggie, Shirley Saxon, Diane Koch,' Linda VanMarter, Donna Burby, Donna Bilski, Val Swanson, Dianne Miller. FRONT ROW: Cheryl Thornberry, Virginia Thomas, Susan Gorman, Ruth Nelson, Susie Brown, Donna Mattio, Anne Rossi, Linda Perkins, Diana Carlson, Nadine Broker, Penny Wright, Mary Beth Hart, Denise Derks, Sylvia Karban. o 0 h 0 Music fllls 1 e cur. Pep band provide spirit and entertainment at basketball games. The K The K T he KHS The marching band fea- tures Mary Poppins as one of its many half-time shows. LUCILLE wEEcKs - Head Majoretre JUDY VAN VLIET PATSY WHITE 28 Short Skirts added to cu Swirl of Snappy Marches. Tl'M'm - as RENEE BACKLUND GLORIA LeROY With smiling faces and twirling batons, the majorettes perform their half-time routines before their attentive audiences. Through the combined efforts of all the majorettes, they put forth their varied talents and succeed once again in sharing their enthusiasm with all. -W if ,, -vfiw E , s ,,efm,, ,U MH- f , M f ff' . A V' F? ANNETTE CARLSON Varsity cheerleaders lead the crowds in yells lo back our teams. BONNIE DETERT rlnqlii- F NANCY GRODE NANCE JOINER l ' MA RGIE KHOURY MA RY MA CKIE BACK ROW: Candy Vanderlin, Janice Capra, Jerilyn I-Iarsch. FRONT ROW: Patr Johnson, Chris Sparapani, Gayle Erickson. Spirit is aroused by J.V.'s and Varsity. Nancy Grode Nettie Carlson Nancy Joiner Mary Mackie Bonnie Detert J erilyn Harsch Patt Johnson Janice C apra To thee we raise our voices now, In praises to the sky, 1 1 Kingsford High's Alma Mater -1 i A :tribute to our sons we sing, The sons of Kingsford High. Maize and blue, maize and blue, LSI OUI banners f1Y- . Maize Cl nd Blue Our hearts are full of love for thee, The sons of Kingsford High BACK ROW: Jeff Gill, Chris Alberti, Dave Beaster, Larry Capra, Jock Hyland, Bill Pera, Jim Sparapani, Jim Cominsky, Dan McDowell. 4th ROW: Jim Beauchamp, Jim Strolberg, Tom Bolander, Bill Lawrence, Jim Fred- rickson, Bill Bailey, Jim LaVoie. 3rd ROW: Frank Derouin, Jeff Franson, Dave Raymond, Bruce Wright, Myke Jacobs, Mark Willman, John Deldin, Jim DePotsie. 2nd ROW: Wayne Makela, Marshall Gilbert, Joel Hyland, Ted Romagnoli, Albert Santorti, Jack Poupore, Rich Lindberg, Larry Duford, Carl Waldbillig. FRONT ROW: Coach Fiorazzo, Tim Grierson, Mike McAuliffe, Brian Barglind, Gene Tortelli, Tom Johnson, Dean Freeberg, Bob Krueger, Coach Drake. fields of foda VARSITY SCHEDULE WE THEY Marquette 25 0 Holy Name 20 0 Norway 22 0 Escanaba 13 6 Iron River 7 6 Stephenson 26 0 Stambaugh 6 14 Menominee 26 6 Iron Mountain 35 0 They led KHS to the Great Northern Con- ference championship. 34 On the playin I 1 L J 1 9 Y J 1 1 J N 1 I BACK ROW: Tom Wender, Randy Rice Dave Paternoster Mike Kosovec B111Groeneve1d Gary Brown Mark Edens, Wayne Backlund. 2nd ROW: Coach Farragh Cralg Ponz1o Ne11Barg11nd Tim Kearney MC1V1H Hed berg, Craig Uren, Joe Anderson, Chuck Pasten Coach Cummlngs FRONT ROW Tom Duchaine Bruce Strutz Bob Leroux, Paul Olson, Mike Maracini Jlm Oslund Mark Berdlnner George Goettler Larry Partanen lure born the leaders of tomorrow J. V. SCHEDULE WE Holy Name 47 Norway 45 Escanaba 13 Iron River 46 Stambaugh '13 Menominee '7 Iron Mountain 13 THEY 19 0 40 '7 19 31 '7 BACK ROW: Dave Schmutzler, Mark Edens, Barry Barglind, Gary Strutz, Bob Peterson, Doug Massignan, Larry Waisanen, Dave I-Ieidtke, Steve Trask, Al Dumais, Dave Stevens. 2nd ROW: Barry Stearns, Jack Schettler, Tom Olson, Wayne Michaud, Ron LaDuron, A1 Johnson, Dan Beauchamp, Paul Ruesch, Dan Finn, Coach Elmer. FRONT ROW: Jack Detert, Greg Hanson, Mike Divine, Dick LaLonde, Kim Johnson, Bill Butsic, Joe Reddinger, Pete Carobine. From the freshmen come the victories of tomorrow Barry Barglind makes his bid for a Frosh gain. C22 - Mike Divine, 26 - Bill Butsic, 13 - Paul Ruesch, 30 - Gary Strutzj PRO SH SC HEDULE W E Florence 6 Iron Mountain 6 Niagara 12 Florence 6 Iron Mountain 6 Niagara O THEY '7 0 18 '7 0 14 BACK ROW: Dave Langlois, Mr. Peter Johnson, Dave Brule, Lynn Hiatt, Jim Cominsky, Bob Fugere, Dean London, Dennis Grogen. 2nd ROW: Patty Van Vliet, Bonnie Detert, Kathy McCarthy, Lu Dougoveto, Judy Osieczonek, Linda Varda, Bridgette Mahon, Sue Menghini. FRONT ROW: Alan Nelson, Tom Duchaine, Dennis Dirkman. Skiing at its best! Swing if. LYHH! O-o-o Who is that goodlooking pole I passed! BACK ROW: Dave McDowell, Ted Romagnoli, jim Johnson, Jeff Gill, Gene Tortelli, Jeff Franson, Bill Lawrence, Coach Farragh. FRONT ROW: Dean Freeberg, Ken Selle, Chris Alberti, Jim Strolberg, Tom Johnson, Mike McAullife. Varsity spirit Varsity Schedule We They Menominee 45 73 Norway 53 61 Iron River 53 65 Crystal Falls 51 75 Niagara 54 49 Holy Name 43 38 Iron River 60 91 Stambaugh 52 66 Iron Mountain 54 65 Escanaba 46 84 Niagara 35 65 Crystal Falls 53 71 Stambaugh 51 73 Norway 59 52 Iron Mountain 56 55 Stephenson 56 76 Tournament Iron River 69 74 Will he make it? Tune in next week, same time, 1 same station. . . 38 W ip, WW :- f 1 - A ,,.:,5,+g,,m,m,.,i:mx f -1?EI?f:2r73Eyg5g2'42g!g ' 'mr H: 1 ff Q, 5, vs, , 10 Q-1 X? 5 4? A s- L. Fm . km we gg . - vb? ?Mw 5 E BACK ROW: Coach Drake, Tim Kearney, Mike Kosovec, David Paternoster, Craig Uren, Larry Thuston, Randy Rice FRONT ROW: Wayne Backlund, Bill Groeneveld, Mark Berdinner, Jim Oslund, David Branback, I oe Anderson J-V s tread rocky road to victory We They Menominee 39 49 Norway 64 47 Iron River 47 65 Crystal Falls 43 59 Niagara 54 38 Holy Name 51 34 Iron River 48 58 Stambaugh 43 54 Iron Mountain 68 34 Escanaba 60 62 Niagara 62 53 Crystal Falls 62 71 Stambaugh 44 67 Norway 52 44 Iron Mountain 49 42 Stephenson 64 50 Up and in, hopefully for B. Groenveldg while M. Kos ovec stands ready for possible rebound. FROSH: BACK ROW: Peter Carobine, David Johnson, B Tom Olson, Alan Johnson, Jack Detert, Coach Cummings. FRONT ROW: Bruce Miller, Bob Constantini Doug Massignan, Gary Strutz, Joe Reddinger, Bill Butsic, Wayne Michaud. arry Barglind, Dave Schmutzler, Larry Waisanen Future stars reach for sky. Frosh Schedule We Holy Name 32 Norway 60 Florence 56 Felch 50 Escanaba 38 Iron Mountain 64 Holy Name 41 Felch 54 Florence 50 Norway 71 Iron Mountain 83 They 47 47 60 75 59 49 5 7 61 58 48 44 BACK ROW: Steve Trask, Tom Bolander, Bruce Wright, Mark Edens, Frank Derouin, Larry Capra, Bill Bailey Rich Lindberg, Coach Mariucci. FRONT ROW: Dave Stevens, Jack Paque, Dan Paupore, Bruce Strutz, Bob Rochon, Craig Ponzio, Morris Erickson. Captain Do the Hammerlockl Tension mounts to a climax at the meet's crucial point. 1.-.il -,ii-.-. Schedule We They Munising 46 8 Iron Mtn 30 20 Escanaba 35 20 Ewen 26 22 Ewen 32 16 Marquette 15 35 Escanaba 32 14 Munising 37 13 Marquette 19 23 Iron Mtn. 22 20 Too bad he doesn't have one less leg! ! fCraig Ponzioj i J 2 5 vs sv 'iii S v Qu as Ha na , 2 R 1 v i i , Q: aa 5 5 53 '3 5 E HOMECOMING EXPRESSES SCHOOL SPIRIT. MEMBERS OF THE COURT Annette Carlson - Dan Cominsky Lynn Case - Pete DeRossi Susie Joiner - Dave Langlois Nancy Joiner - Chris Alberni Margie Khoury - Ken Selle Jerilyn Harsch - Ted Romagnoli QUEEN BONNIE DETERT d KING JEFF GILL Couples dance to the music of the Trolls Margie Khoury and Chris Alberti pass by in e processional of the Homecoming court All this brain power but no potential college students to listen? QMrs. Turk, Miss Lahti, Mr. Treado, Mr. Van- Hoven, Mr. Fiorazo, Mr. Sanfordj Information Please!! Juniors make their bid for National Merit Scholarship., 46 Advice is offered to all who need it! fMrs. L. Phillips and daughter Caryl, Mrs. Turkj Through Government Day, all goin insights into government processes. Jock Hyland begms the day w1th a sm1le and a speech welcoming the students from the Resource people from specific fields compound their knowledge to answer students questrons Moderator Pete DeRossi and Recorder Linda Waisanen summarize the The day ends for the senior class of '66 with a speech by D. Hale Brake. Parent's Night - both honor and privilege. Action shots of Kingsford's great second half rally against Escanaba Q10 - Chris Albertij 185 - Jack Paupore, 21 ' .Tim Strolbergj Meeting each other important port of parent-teacher conferences. . I'm sorry Mr. Yasseri's schedule seems to be all filled up. . fMary Johnson, Mr. Drakej Now if he learns the difference between tri -nitro-toluene and H20 . . . CMrs. Santoni, Mr. Fioruccij Bonnie must be doing alright. fMiss Lahti, Mrs. Detertb Now it wasn't so bad was it? qMr. O. Johnson, Mr. P. Johnson, Mrs. Olsonj Which one's the soldier? fDiane Schmutzler, Tom Litsenbergerj The Class of '66 presents Sanic1's Workshop . 6:4 em f X1 L' ' The Rhythmaires set the pace. 50 Gee, It's not done, what do you expect ? I think the pike is spunched. fCraig i Santa left his mark to add to the festivities Sorenson, Susie Joiner, Lynn Case, B111 Bailey, Ginny Soderberg, Jerry Farleyj The toy soldier watches over the fantgy of the night. COURT: Larry Capra, Bonnie Detert, Bob Divine, Valerie Gardner, Lynn Hiatt, Kathy McCarthy, Basil Smeester Caryle Perkins, Ginny Soderberg, Bill Bailey, Queen Lynn Case and King Dave Langlois, Judy Fayas, Jim Strol-A berg, Devon Porter, Tim Curran, Cheryl Jones, Jeff Gill, Annette Carlson, Mark Willi-nan, Susan Joiner, Jerry Farley. J Duparadeis .2 li XV-ul be JN Q 51.6 ' U ,QI 1 A fa QJeg'5 yzgagrzdhi Paradise in Holland Queen Lynn Case and King David Langlois, seated in the towering tulip throne, reign over Daparadeis 52 Nederland lf The green and white windmill lends itself Bob Fugere, Diane Schmutzler, and Ann- to the Holland atmosphere. ette Carlson finally find enough yellow Nederland - Junior Prom - '65 53 Two hi1lbi11ies promote school spirit. fSue DeMary, Patt Iohnsonj Assembly program provides insight into the value of physical dexterity. student's scope and promofe school spirit. KHS player gets winning combination from Trained animal act provides entertainment O1d Saint Nick . for students at assembly. 54 BACK ROW: Basil Srneester, Dave Langlois, Mykelacobs, Bill Bailey, Lynn Hiatt, Mark Willman, Larry Capra, Jim Cominsky, Gene Tortelli, Tom Johnson, Dean Freeberg, Bob Krueger, Dan Cominsky, Dennis Grogan, Joel Hyland. 2nd ROW: Terry Menard, Linda Quick, Christine Sparapani, Patt Johnson, Diane Schmutzler, Caryl Perkins, Lynn Case, Kathy McCarthy, Annette Carlson, Susie Joiner, Joy Baravetto, Renee Backlund, Mary Mackie, Margie Khoury. FRONT ROW: Mr. Fiorozog Jock Hyland, Presg Lucille Weecks, Vice-Pres: Bonnie Detert, Sec. -Treas. Council represents student body. As the first to work as part of the governing faction in Kingsford Senior High, the Student Council took on the responsibility of coordinating administrative and student functions. Throughout the year activities such as car washes, concessions and dances have earned money to support its three main funds: general, scholarship, and loan. Witgli the new curriculum and atmosphere, ideas arose which were introduced, debated, and rejected or accepte . Should the voting age be 18? BACK ROW: Denise Hart, Barb Blagec, Diane Luba, Cheryl Johnson, Carole Allard, Linda Lehto, Donna Burby. FRONT ROW: .Toy Erickson, Nancy Cavalieri, Linda Quick, Lynne Kennedy, S-usan Gorman, Judy Markosen. Assistants help students use new library. Student librarians perform the functions of keeping the library in order. This includes cataloging of books and magazines with all its related tasks. This year the librarians had to start at the beginning to ar- range the new library as a working part of the school. Because of their efforts, the library is now a place for pleasure reading or intense research. Research and Study BACK ROW: Kay Johnson, Diane Mainville, Ginny Soderberg, Linda Waisanen, Diane Wender, Peggy John- son, Carole Allard, Denise Hart, Brigitte Smolinski, Karen Yaggie, Shirley Saxon, Faye Partanen, Nancy Kujala, Tania Fende, Kathy Jones. 4th ROW: Kathy McCarthy, Kathy Mlchaud, Virginia Thomas, Diane Luba, Che?-yl Johnson, Marianne Lagina, Joy Erickson, Susan Witter, Lana Maraccini, Gayle Erickson, Jo- anne Bylof , Margie Peters, Carol Poisson. 3rd ROW: Susan Joiner, Lisa Lindberg, Sharon Young, Linda Mackie, Pam Person, Kay LaLonde, Diane Koch, Pat Pirlot, Kathy Olson, Pat Izzo, Vikki Thorsen, Sandy Shanks, Rosemary D'An'10ur, Mary? Beth Hart, Renee Backlund. 2nd ROW: Susie Domenget, Cindy Hirn, Marilee Coombe, Sue Staple, De bie Heiskala, Cheryl Thornberry, Linda Quick, Nancy Cavalieri, Marlene Olson, Pam Nelson, Mimi Stevens, Judy Fayas, Sharon Grimord, Devon Porter, Cheri Lindquist. FRONT ROW: Cheryl Jones, Chap. 3 Barb Blagec, Treas. 5 Lynn Case, Pres. g Mrs. Olson: Pat Gothe, Sgt. -at -Arms: Lucille Weecks, Vice-Pres. 3 Diane Schmutzler, Sec. Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y clubs The Tri-Hi-Y, as a service club, can be of great benefit to the community. This year the Tri-Hi -Y again distributed baskets to the needy at Thanks iving and at Christmas. Members furnished tgjhristmas cards which were redeemed to help children in India. Theyl also sold pop as a means of earning money for t e benefit of re- tarded children. Money from activities is used Tri-Hi -Y and Hi-Y club officers pose with boxes of food for the needy. to send girls to a Leadership camp in the summer. N 1 BACK ROW: Bruce Mann, Craig Uren, Bill Bailey, Mark Willman, Larry Thurston, Dave Brule, Joe Stevens, Dean Lundin, Kent Ruesch, Jon Mann, Larry Capra. 3rd ROW: Mike McAuliffe, Bob Fugere, Myke Jacobs, Al Santoni, Ted Romagnoli, Lynn Hiatt, Gene Tortelli, Jim Johnson, Tom Johnson, Bob Leroux, Tom Litsen berger, Roy Steinke. 2nd ROW: Jock Hyland, Allan Nelson, Basil Smeester, Bruce Wright, Melvin Hedberg John Deldin, Carl Waldbillig, Morris Erickson, Jim Sparpani, Jim DePotsie. FRONT RO : Rich Lindberfg, Treas. g Bill Pera, Sgt. -at-Armsg Jim Cominsky, Chaplain: Mr. Peter Johnsong Dan Cominsky, Pres. : Jef Gill, Vice-Pres. g Dave Langlois, Sec. serve community. Hi-Y is a youth program of the Young Men's Christian Association. Under the supervision of Mr. Peter Johnson, the I-li-Y meets problems of daily living and trains students for good citizen- ship. The club's four principles are: clean living, clean athletics, clean scholarship, and clean speech. l-li-Y Initiation night provides a time for fun and feasting. BACK ROW: Gay Gidlund, Diane Mainville, Faye Partanen, Kathy Jones, Carole Allard, Suzie DeMary, Kay Johnson, Jean Thomas, Karen Yaggie, Lucille Weecks, Gayle Erickson, Janice Capra. 3rd ROW: Annette Carlson, GinnyASoderberg, Candy Forgette, Pat Gothe, Bonnie Detert, Sue Brown, Cheryl Jones, Nancy Joiner, Linda ackie, Lana Quick, Cindy Hirn, Gloria LeRoy, Joy Erickson, Patt Johnson, Rosemary D'A mour. 2nd ROW: Susie I-Iosking, Nancy Canavera, Nancy Cavalieri, Margie Khoury, Christine Sparapani, Judy Fayas, Nancyl Kujala, Marry Mackie, Patty Van Vliet, Devon Porter, Renee Backlund, Sharon Grimord, Nancy Grode. FRO T ROW: Lin a Waisanen, Sec. 5 Kathy McCarthy, Vice-Pres. 5 Caryl Perkins, Pres. 9 Miss Fos- sumg Sandy Johnson, Treas. 5 Barb Blagec, Sgt. -at-Armsg Judy Branback, Points Recorder. Pep Club promotes school spirit. The Pep Club this year has been more active than ever before. Groups of committees were appointed perodically to decorate all bulletin boards throughout the school. These bulletin boards were decorated to arouse more school s irit within the student body, a prize going to the best one. The Pep Club has also put on various comic skits throughout the year and has presented them to the student body during Pep Assemblies. When Johnnie comes marching home again. . . Pep Club spirit finds other outlets. BACK ROW: Penny Wright, Sharon Young, Candy Forgette, Ginny Soderberg Lynn Case, Kathy Scott, Diane Schmutzler, Carole Allard, Karen Yaggie, Lana Maraccini, Cheryl Johnson, Carol Poisson, Sandy Erdman, Cheri Lindquest, Cheryl Jones. 3rd ROW: Becky Gagnon, Cindy I-lirn, Sandy Shanks, Pat Gothe, Susie Hos- king, Pat Izzo, Laura Spanheimer, Nancy Cava ieri, Sue Brown, Diane Luba, Margie Peters, Joanne Byloff, Sylvia Karban, Jenny Reischer, Nancy Chambers. 2nd ROW: Lana Quick, Maggie Khoury, MaryBeth Hart, Renee Backlund, Linda Gendron, Pam Nelson, Linda Quick, Pat Pirlot, Kathy lson, Judy Fayas, ,Ruth Lind- blom, Judy Markosen, Geraldine Dabb, Jeannie Miller. FRONT ROW: Sandy Johnson, Sec. : Kathy Mc- Carthy, Pres. : Annette Carlson, Vice-Pres. 5 Patty VanVliet - Treas. Future Nurses prepares students for medical careers. The Future Nurses Club provides a glimpse of the medical profession which KHS students are considering as a career. Various speakers at club meetings make available to members their knowledge and the experience' of their professions. Students who were once members of the club often return to give the groups their reactions as an aspiring young member of the nursing profession. Another benefit made available to members is the opportunity to do volunteer work at the Memorial Hos- pital. This glives each one a chance to see if this is the work to whic they want to dedicate themselves. Linda Gendronand Penny Wright bring care and cheer to a young patient. BACK ROW: Sue DeMary, Kathy Jones, David Branback, Bob Krueger, Dean Freeberg, Pete DeRossi, Rich Lindberg, Bill Bailey, Tom Johnson, 'Mike McAuliffe, 'Donn Roth. 3rd ROW: Lu Dougoveto, Kay Groeneveld, Marlene Temple, Barbara Cesario, Jean Thomas, Susie Dominget, Shirley Saxon, Tania Fende, Patt John- son, Nancy Joiner, Janice Capra, Diane Mainville, Barb Blagec. 2nd ROW: Joy Erickson, Jean McClure, Cheryl Thornberry, Mary Mackie, Linda Waisanen, Susie Joiner, Sue Staple, Pam Person, Marianne Lagina, Denise Hart, BrigittekSmolinski, Joy Baravetto, Margie Khoury. FRONT ROW: Jock Hyland, Vice Pres. 5 Lucille Weecks, Sec. Q Caryl Perkins, Pres. 3 Bonnie Detert, Treas. Gaining experience, Future Teachers face tomorrow. College is becoming more imperative and thus the teaching profession has grown considerably. The Future Teachers Club gives its members insight into this area of J ' work. Speakers attend meetings to introduce students to the various fields of teaching. Besides this, an opportunity is given the members to teach in the field of their choice Each year a scholarship is awarded to a deserving senior member. This scholarship is awarded on the basis of scholarship, need and service to the club. Officers Caryl Perkins and Jock Hyland consult with Mrs. Santa Claus will be jealous! Mr. Fiorucci in setting a date for a meeting. BACK ROW: Cynthia Grimord, Sonja Cowling, Geraldine Dabb, Kathy, Scott, Maribeth Iverson, Iacki Bargo, Debbie Constantineau Debbie Moraski. 3rd ROW: Cathy Cowling, Cheryl Stodola, Kathy Roach, Diane Anderson, Linda Anderson, Christine Coombe, Renee Backlund, Sylvia Karban, Elizabeth Urbanski. 2nd ROW: Roberta Paquette, Patti Baxter, Lynda Anderson, Candy Vanderlin, Ginny Treqillis, Sally Rouse, Sheila McMahon, Renee Paquin, Wanda Lehto, Cindy Trulock, Nancy Erickson. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Cum- mings: Cheryl Jones, Sec. Q Beverly Derouin, Pres. 5 Penny Korpi, Vice-Pres. Q Angela Gilbert, Treas. 5 Miss Shiverski. Homemoking is o continuing education. Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of girls and boys studying homemaking in high schools of the United States. The primary goal of this organization is to help individuals im prove personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. The FHA ships for college students taking up Home Economics. Don't be discouraged--everyone can learn to cook! How many cook books have you sold? club contributes to two state FHA scholar- BACK ROW: Linda Pirlot, Nancy Cavalieri, Jeanie Bolander, Pat Cerny, Vikki Thorsen, Gayle Erickson, Lisa Lindberg, Sandie I-lannula, Susan Witter, Carol Spencer, Carol Jones. 2nd ROW: Lynn Bouffiou, Linda Paguette, Diane Koch, Susan Barthels, Nadine Broker, Diana Carlson, Jeanie Markosen. FRONT ROW: Lana Maraccini, Treas. 5 Judy Branback, Sec. g Diane Luba, Vice-Pres. Q Cheryl Johnson, Pres. 5 Marlene Olson, Reporter: Mrs. Berutti. Future Business Leaders of America prepare for business world Some clubs combine their services to produce something worthwhile. Such is the case of the F.B. L. A. which does the typing of the Flash , Typing of the Iron Mountain News and selling personalized stationary earn money for a scholarship given to a deserving club member and is based on scholastic ability, need, and service. Members are commercial students using the club as a chance to explore the world of businessQ i E 5 , .Z x, Typing 'fFlash articles. 64 FRONT ROW: Robert Paruleskig Ronald Pyrczg Thomas Gribbeng Lee Johnson, Presidentg Dennis Hismang Peter Cattelinog James Hulceg Mr. Wilcheckg fabsentj George Gottler, Vice President. Apollo Science Club deals with mysteries of science. The Apollo Science Club provides an opportunity for students to further their scientific interests. This is accomplished by projects, field trips and speakers who share their knowledge of science. Once again the sci- ence club has sponsored a science fair for the papers and projects of students in the Breitung Township School System. Each is judged on the basis of creativity, scientific thought and presentation. One of the intriguing ex- hibits of the Science Fair. BACK ROW: Gay Gidlund, Judy Chapman, Marlene Larson, Susan Duff, Kathy Scott, Muriel Clark, Kay La Londe, Dawn Tramontin, Shirley Saxon, Tania Fende, Susie Domenget. 2nd ROW: Diane Koch, Denise Derks, Ioan Gustafsen, Darlene Youren, Irene Poupore, Mimi Stevens, Lynn Bouffiou, Mary Beth Hart, Jenny Reischer. FRONT ROW: Kathe Baxter, Pres. 3 Renee Backlund, Vice-Pres. g Miss Fossurng Joanne Byloff, Sec. -Treas. 3 Barbara Molinare, Points Manager. G.A.A. provides recreation and active sports. It's higher than I thought! CRenee It's what's up front that counts! QDenise Backlundj QB arb Molinarej Derks, Kay LaLondoJ 66 BACK ROW: Dennis Peskey, Phiip Brown, Mr. Blichmann, Jim Swanson, Fred Jensen. FRONT ROW Jenny Reicher, Sue DeMary, Linda Anderson, Irene Poupore, Denise Derks. Debate becomes channel of information and persuasion Debate has long been a channel of informa- tive persuasion. Evidence, analysis, refutation, persuasion, logic, organization and delivery are all vital parts which must be polished and co- ordinated to perfection by all debatets. ' Even as in the days of Julius Caesar, the de- baters of a modern today are of enough import- ance to be of a challening interest to all. Sure, it's a lot of work and nervous stomachs because of the certain amount of extemporaneous speaking involved. Beyond this, however, there are events in every meet which debaters will cherish in a corner of their memories forever. As the day commences, there is the air of anticipation and tension as teams from all over the Upper Peninsula whisper nervously about evidence they already know by heart and plans which they could recite in their sleep. As the last round of debating ends, laughter is heard often, the strain is over, and the debaters leave their podiums Qwinning or losingj with tired feet, but a feeling of real accomplishment. A'and . . . qPhil Brownj BACK ROW: Susie Hosking, Pat Goethe, Kathy McCarthy, Pam Person, Tania Fende, Suzie DeMary, Lu Dougoveto, Joanne Byloff, Marianne Lagina, Carol Poisson. 2nd ROW: Jeanie Markosen, Kathy Baxter, Jenny Reischer, Donna Matteo, Jeannie Miller, Cheri Lindquist, Sue Staple, Pam Nelson. FRONT ROW: Joy Baravetto, Treas. 3 Patt Johnson, Vice-Pres. 9 Mr. Thomas Marting Patty VanVliet, Pres. : Annette Carl- son - Sec. Dramatic Thespians Present - Tom Sawyer All the world is a A Plays can be a lot of messy fun, as Mr. One scene of Tom Sawyer, as seen here, can Martin demonstrates the art of making-up. prove to be hilariously funny! 68 THE CAST Tom Sawyer - Spain Prestwich Ben Rogers - Joe Recldinger Sid Sawyer - Paul McGuire Jeff Thatcher - Mike Gregory Aunt Po ly - Sue De Mary, Annette Carlson Jim Hollis - John Derks Alfred Temple - Kim Johnson -Dr. Robinson - Gary Grierson Joe Harper - Mark Bolander Muff Potter - Ring ardner Huck Finn - Bruce Miller, Sheriff - Craig Sorenson Schoolmaster - Bob Johnson Injon Joe - Sidney Porter Amy Lawerence - Kathy Sabella, Jeanne Byloff Raggedy - Samuel Clemens Susan Harper - Kathy Ellis, Jean Fugere Preacher - Mike Kosovec Gracie Miller - Kathy Baxter, Jean Markosen Mrs. Harper - Lou Dougeveto lane Hardin - Pat White Mrs. Thatcher - Carol oisson Tammy Tuttle - -Marrianne Lagina Judge Thatcher - Larry Waisanen Petunia Flour - Karen Johnson ' Prosecuter - Jim Ferris Becky Thatcher - Marilyn Mann, Jean Miller Council for Defense - Gary Grierson PRODUCTION STAFF Director -------------- Thomas Martin Assistant Directors - --------- Bob Johnson Karen Johnson Stage Manager - - - - - Gary Grierson Tec nical Director - - - - Allan Dumais Production Crew - - - - - Speech Class Prop Managers - - - - - Sue DeMary Lou Dougoveto stage and all the people on it are actors. --pure joy-- the strain and tension of opening night are over and fond memories are present. BACK ROW: Jim Cominsky, Pete DeRossi, Dennis Grogan, Bruce Wright, Dan Cominsky, Mike Berg, Jeff Franson, Dean Freeberg, Bob Kruger, Allan Nelson, Bob Divine. 3rd ROW: Diane Schmutzler, Char Saxon, Lucille Weecks, Ginny Soderberg, Barb Blagec, Vicki Wallner, Joy Baravetto, Lana Maraccini, Susie Domen- get, Gayle Erickson, Sandy Shanks, Lu Dougoveto, Kay Groeneveld. 2nd ROW: Christine Sparapani, Margie Khoury, Bonnie Detert, Joan McClure, Linda Waisanen, Pat Gothe, Kathy McCarthy, Sharon Grimord, Patti Van Vliet, Jeannie Miller, Cheryl Thornberry, Mary Navara, Sandi Erdman, Jeani Markosen, Janice Jacobs. FRONT ROW: David Langlois, Sports Editor: Caryl Perkins, Senior Editor: Mrs. Carlson: Annette Carlson, Editor-in-chief: Mary Mackie, Junior Editor. The Flivver Flash, Kingsford's high school paper, covers important events throughout the year. The staff is composed of many members who act as ed- itors, reporters, and advertising managers. Inter- Views, interesting polls, articles, and other important school data offer many opportunities to students who wish to increase their knowledge of journalism. Annette Carlson receiving sound advice from her advisor, Mrs. Carlson. Whaf's new? The folding finished, the Flashes are put in the Miss Lahti's first hour English class receives the folders-of the individual classes. fPere DeRossi, Flashes they have been 31'1fiCiP3fiUS- CTim Lynn Hiatt, Kathy Mcqjanhyj Curran, Pete DeRossi, Dave Raymond, Bob Di- vinej Flivver Flash has all the answers. It is 8:07 and the Flash members are nurrying to get their Flashes out. BACK ROW: Janice Jacobs, Cheri Lindquist, Suzie De Mary, Joy Baravetto, Candie Forgette, Margie Khoury. FRONT ROW: Tom Litsenberger, Bonnie Detert, Diane Schmutzler, Mr. Uren, Sandy Shanks, Carol Perkins. Kingsfordian records An annual must serve the function of recording the year's activities for memory or reference. The Kingsfordian staff, to carry out this function, must be a combination of bloodhounds who have the ability to search out actiong typists with fingers of lightningg have the imagination of the student who is late for classg and have the stubborness and determination of a mule. The school year 1965-66 has seen the flashing of pictures which capture the removal of a frog's spinal cord, a cheer for the Flivver victors, or the concentra- tion on the face of the student sculptor. 5 , S l z if Gosh! That's cute of me! Two heads are better than one. . .. , . E . 5: Teamwork gets the job done. Advisor and editors arrange material for the staff student activities of '65-66. towofkon' Reference materials are many and used often. L John Grenfellg Wendy Huotarig Mr. Iohnsong Kay Groeneveldg Barbara Cesariog Linda Van- David Litsenberger. Marter. ' click Ready or noi . . . clickv. . . if's the Photo Club click Mike Maracini: Bob Divine: Allen Freeman. Lynn Kennedy: Judy Markoseng Suzanne Menza. 74 1 1 l y w .J President David G. Langlois Treasurer Judith Branback i I in Vice President Advisor Jeff R, C-1111 Mr. George Uren ilk A ,NY f 3 cgi iff a 9 ,, r Kr if 'r if .1 Kfrt ' if 'i 'rf fm? ii sxlX gl5 NF Jw li Secretary Lynn M. Case Our trails of light shall shine f into the years. Class Flower: Forget-Me-Not Class Color: Bronze and Powder Blue SUSAN M. ANNEAR WILLIAM R. BAILEY SUSAN K. BARTHELS BARBARA I. BLAGEC THOMAS A. BOLANDER DAVID I . BRULE M6677 STEPHEN D. ACKERMAN CHERYL I. ANDERSON JAMES E. ANDERSON JAMES C. BEAUCHAMP SHERRY M . BEVILACQUA SHARON J. BLACKMORE 77 KENNETH G. BURKE NANCY I. CANAVERA LARRY R. CAPRA NANCY L CAVA LIERI PATRICIA A CERNY WALTER W. CHAPUT ANNETTE M. CARLSON CHRISTINE A . CARLSON JOHN P. CAROBINE DAVID D. CHILDERS DAVID A. COCKING DANIEL I. COMINSKY IOHN A DELDIN MARIANN DeNEVE JAMES I. DePOTSIE .IUDITH L. DOUVILLE LAURENCE J . DUFORD GARALD A. DuFRESNE 556677 TIM L. CURRAN GERALDINE P. DABB GLENN DA VIS PETER E. DSROSSI BONNIE I . DETERT ROBERT C . DIVINE 79 IOY A. ERIC MORRIS ERIC JERRY I . FARLEY ROSE MA FLORIANO ROBERT FUGERE HENRY GARDINER KSON L. KSON IUDITH I. FAYAS ROBERT D. FAYAS I A MES F . FERRIS Fffgii P. F. VALERIE M. GARDINER GAY A . GIDLUND RODNEY C . GORDON M6677 PATRICIA K. GOETHE IOHN A . GRENFELL KAY L GROENEVELD ALICE I GUSTA FSON SANDRA L. HANNULA DINA M. HAYES mall-.TQQ JOCK R. HYLAND PATRICIA S. IZZO MYKE C. JACOBS JEFF M. HAYES LYNN H. HIA TT SUSAN L. HOSKING M6677 CHERYL L. JOHNSON JAMES C. JOHNSON SANDRA L. JOHNSON KAREN M. IUNEAU LYNN A . KENNEDY ROBERT A . LANGKAWEL F- 82' WILLIAM W. JOHNSTON SUSAN A. IOINER CHERYL I . JONES CHRISTINE L . LARSON GARY E. LARSON GREGORY A . LARSON RUTH E LINDBLOM THOMAS A LITSENBERGER DEAN H LONDON KATHY A MCCARTHY .TON C. MANN LANA L. MARACCINI ii 17 LINDA M. LARSON RANDY I. LARSON RIC HA RD I . LIN DBERG DIA NE L. LUBA JERRY L. LUNDIN PATTI I. LUSARDI M6677 .TUDITH A . MARKOSAN DONNA L. MA TTIO TERRY M . ME NA RD WILLIAM R. MORRISON BRUCE A. OLSON MARLENE S. OLSON DEEN M. MICHAUD KATHY I. MICHAUD JAMES C . MILLER RONALD LEE OLSON THERESE L. PANKONEN JEANNE M. PAQUE WILLIAM H. PERA CARYL J. PERKINS LARRY R. PETERSON CHESTER A, PYRCZ LINDA 1, QUICK DAVID A. RAYMOND M6677 LIN DA L. PAQUETTE RONALD I. PAQUETTE JACK C. PAUPORE RONALD L. PIETRANTON IO LINDA M. PIRLOT DEVON K. PORTER n ' as BRUCE L. ROBSON ROB ERT L. ROC HO N GIN GER R. ROSE GAIL E. SANFORD CHARLENE R. SAXON PETER C. SCHLITT :M-'Qu ANN M. ROSSI KENT E. RUESCH CRAIG K. RUSSETT l DIANE M. SCHMUT ZLER DONNA I. SCHWEI DENNIS D. SENATORI BEVERLY J. SMITH VIRGINIA K. SODERBERG CRAIG M. SORENSON. SANDRA R. SHANKS MARY JANE SMART BASIL J. SMEES TER ROY J. STEINKE J OS EPH A. STEVENS JAMES R. STROLBERG 'HF' JAMES S. SPARPANI CAROL L. SPENCER DENNIS M. STEARNS M6677 GA RY T. TATROW MARLENE E. TEMPLE JEAN E. THOMAS LIN DA D. WA ISANEN VICKI I. WA LLN ER CRAIG A. WARMUTH ERNIE E. TREANKLER EVELYN B . TUNNEY PATRICIA A . V a1'1VLIE'I' --lug LUCILLE A. WEECKS NANCY M. WENDER LOREN E. WESTMAN Senior Canclids Terry Pankonen, Sue Joiner, and Sandie Hannula at workin the office. MARK A. WILLIAM SUSAN L. WITTER BRUCE H. WRIGHT KAREN I. YAGGIE Skiers must be prepared for anything! QBonnie Detert, Kathy McCarthyj M6677 on Mann probes into the secrets of the fetal pig. Sound is a fascinating topic in physics. Ueff Mente, Walt Chaput, Dan Cominsky, David Raymondj Senior Cclndicls Students I want it signed love . fBob Langkawel Bill Bailey, Rich Lindbergj if P i FROSH CHEERLEADERS Chris Grenfell. Sheila Mcmahon, Marylyn Mann, Kathy Santoni, Gayle Sparpani, Kayrn Peterson. Under class activities are varied and challenging ALL SCHOOLS SWING BAND BACK ROW: Dennis Pesky, Jim Swanson, Rich Wesley, Larry Bourdeau SECOND ROW: Steve Hallowell, Leslie Pesky, Allen Broulire, Mike Randoll FIRST ROW: Frank Calovecchi, Tim Domenget, Kim Johnson, Mr. Bourgois Director, Bill Butsic, Todd Domenget. Mike McAuliffe, Sec. : Robert Krueger, Treas. : Jeff Franson, Vice-Pres. 3 Mr. Palluconi. fNot pictured, Chris Alberti, Pres.J Juniors display school pride as they wear their rings. Carol Allard Joy Baravetto Thomas Bartolameoll Kathy Baxter David Beaster Michael Berg l Gary Berger Donna Beyer Scott Blackhall Cheryl Boerner Jeanie Bolander Richard Bradley Philip Brown Susan Brown Donna Burby l l l l James Fredrickson Dean Freeberg Allen Freeman Marsha Freeman Rebecca Gagnon Alan Galbraith Darlene Gardiner Cathy Gardner Barbara Gauthier Ronald Gauthier Marshall Gilbert Susan Gorman Tim Grierson Sharon Grimord Nancy Grode Paul Guth William Haigh Karen Harkonen Kathleen Harsch Alice Hodgins Paul C ahee Larry C ase Barbara Cesario Michael Chapman Michael Ciochetto Frank Colavecchi I ames Cominsky Nick Cramer Blair Dauhertoi Rosemary D'Amour Mary De Grave Suzanne De Mary Frank Derouin Todd Dornenget Lu Dougoveto Pamela Duff John Ellis Carol Fayas James Fontana Michael Fornetti Wendy Huotari Janice Jacobs Dennis Johnson Kay Johnson Margaret Johnson Robert Johnson Thomas Johnson Nancy Joiner Kathleen Jones Albert Juneau Margie Khoury Nancy Kujala James LaVoie William Lawrence Linda Lehto Joseph LeMay Patricia Lindholm Cheryl Lindquist David Litsenberger David Luc arelli in Alan Lund Joan McClure Mary Mackie Diane Mainville Bruce Mann Jean Markosen Michael Mashak Dianne Miller Jean Miller Patrick Miller Sherry Miller Peter Monette Allan Nelson Kathy Olson Ronald Olson Judith Osieczonek Sheila Paquin Faye Partanen Maureen Paulich Jeff Paupore Carl Waldbillig Susan Walstrom Terry Walstrom Robert Walters Beverly Weecks Diane Wender Ann Wickman Thomas Wright Sharon Young Juniors at work Linda Perkins Bruce Perron Leslie Peskey Pat Pirlot Chet Prestwich Robert Quick Jenny Reicher Linda Ridlon Allen Roach Gary Rose Donn Roth Richard Ryberg Brian Schuelke Ken Selle Henry Smith Randy Tarsi Cheryl Thornberry Gene Tortelli Michael Vanderlin Patricia Visint arner Many are the faces of Kingsford High 96 Teddy Rornagnoli, Pres.: Mrs. Carlson: Janice Branback, Sec. -Treas. 5 Larry Joiner, Vice-Pres. Sophomores begin their Senior High careers on the right foot Rick Allen Gary Anderson Joseph Anderson Linda Anderson Donald Asselin Renee Backlund Wayne Backlund Neil Barglind Daniel Beauchamp Mark Berdiner David Berquist Donna Bilski Steve Blagec David Borga Lynn Bouffiou Susan Domenget Thomas Duchaine Susan Duff Craig DuFresne Terry Duval Sandra Erdman Gayle Erickson Gordon Etka Tania Fende Kay Fontana Francis Gagnon Thomas Gauthier Linda Gendron Patricia Givogre Alfred Glaser George Goettler Michael Goofreau Daniel Granquist Thomas Gribben Charles Griggs David Branback Nadine Broker Gary Brown Jackie Brown Joanne Byloff Janice Capra Diana Carlson Nancy Chambers Judith Chapman Gregory Christensen Muriel Clark Marilee Coobme Gregg Couineau Sonja Cowling Gene Davis I eff Davis Rene De Neve Denise Derks Dennis Dirkman Todd Doda Alan Grismer William Groeneveld Dennis Grogan Joan Gustafson Douglas Hansen Jerilyn Harsch Denise Hart Mary Beth Hart Melvin Hedberg Deborah Heiskala Douglas Hicks Cindy Hirn Karen Hohman Gerald Holmquist Larry Hoppa Kay Houtari Joel Hyland Daniel Jacobs Fred Jensen Larry Johns W ally Johns Lee Johnson Patt Johnson Robert Johnson Carol Jones Albert Kaiman Sylvia Karbon Tim Kearney Sharon Kegel Allyn Kleiber Diane Koch Ted Lager Marianne Lagina Kay LaLonde Marlene Larson Francis LeQuia Robert Leroux Gloria LeRoy Lisa Lindberg Linda Mackie Craig Ponzio Alana Powers Lana Quick Thomas Quick Randall Rice Robin Ridlon Jerri Rittenhouse Priscilla St. Onge Shirley Saxon Sharon Schindler Diane Schultz Kathy Scott Kin Seronko Robert Smith Brigitte Smolinski Laura Spanheimer Christine Sparapani Susan Staple Rose Marie Stevens Bruce Strutz Michael Maraccini Wayne Makela James Markosen Patrica Matson Suz anna Menza Mark Miller Barbara Molinare Pamela Nelson Ruth Nelson Mary Novara Paul Olson James Oslund Larry Parianen Chuck Pasten Irene Paupore Robert Paupore Pamela Person Dennis Peskey Margaret Peters Carol Poisson James Swanson Valri Swanson Gary Tarsi Vikki Thorsen Larry Thurston Dawn Trarnontin Sherry Trempe Craig Uren Linda Van Marter Steve Van Matter Judith Van Vliet Mary Visintainer Susan Weinert Terry Welch Thomas Wender John Wickman Penny Wright Darlene Youren Lyle Zablocki FRESI-IMEN Janice Allard Raymond Allen Diane Anderson MSM Barry B arglind Jackie Bargo Patrica Baxter Rick Bevilacqua Nicolas Blagec Mark Bolander Barbara Bornfleth Donna Mae Brooks Tim Brown William Butsic Paula Carlson Tom C arlson Peter Carobine Lester Chamberlain Dennis Charette Chris Coombs t li W5-:ra Mk Robert Constantini Deborah Constantineau Catherine Cowling Clarice Cuggino Robert Curran Gary Davis John Derks Beverly Derouin I ack Detert Michael Divine Betty Duby Allan Dumais Mark Edens Kathy Ellis Mark Ellis Indy Erickson Nancy Erickson Dale Fabry Danny Finn Cathy Flamino Nancy Jackimipo Alan Johnson David Johnson Karen Johnson Don Jones Joseph Juneau Peggy Ann Kaskia Penny Korpi Mike Kosovec Collette Krueger Ron La Duron Rich La Londe Randy Larsen Deana Le May Judith LeMonds Dixie Lessor Larry Lilienthal Larry Lindholm Paul McGuire Sheila McMahon FRESHMEN Kim Forsberg Joyce Freeman Jean Fugere Earl Gauthier Angela Gilbert Terry Goettler Janice Granquist Michael Gregory Christine Grenfell Gary Grierson Patrick Grierson Cynthia Grimord John I-I aigh Greg Hansson Veronica Hart Jon Hayes David Heidtke Michael Hiatt John Hoppa Maribeth Iverson FRESHMEN Bridget Mahon Marilyn Mann Gregg Mashak Doug Massignan Donna Matson Sally Mattord Susan Menghini Wayne Michaud Bruce Miller Sue Miller Timothy Miller John Moddie Deborah Moraski Patti Munday Pamela Munn Laura Murray Linda Nelson Michael Olesky William O'kane Rodney Olson Thomas Olson John Paque Roberta Paquette Rene Paquin Robert Paruleski Daniel Paupore David Paternoster Bob Peterson Karyn Peterson Linda Phillips Ceil Phillips Spain Prestwich Ronald Pyrcz Cheyl Radcliffe Joe Reddinger Diane Richtig Francis Rittenhouse Kathy Roach Craig Rose Sally Rouse Stephen Trask Brian Treankler Ginny Tregillis Cynthia Irulock Elizabeth'Urbanski Kandis Vanderlinl Jane Vanl-loven Lucinda Varda Larry Waisanen Mindi Walstrom David Warmuth Richard Welsch Richard Wesley Patricia White Susan Wickman Charles Witter Diane Young FRESHMEN Paul Ruesch Kathleeen Sabella Barbara Salli Kathyrn S antoni Jim Saxon John Schettler Theresa Schinderle David Schmutzler Peter Senatori Shelly Schuelke Robert Showinsky Marjean Smith Harold Smolinski Gayle Sparapani Berry Stearns David Stephens Cheryl Stodla Gary Strutz David Tappy Margaret Thomas ,.',,,, EIGHTH GRADE John Allard Cheryl Anderson Helga Anderson Susan Anderson Diane Annear Allen Broullire Karon Barthels Mary Ann Baurer Donald Berger Patrick Berger Kathy Bergman Steven Berquist John Blackhall Larry Bourdeau Judy Bourgois Joan Brooks Danny Cahee Robert Cole Bonnie Carlson Thomas Carlson Ray Case Peter Cattelino Gary Chapman Michael Church Timothy Christensen Paul Calvecchi Susan Collins William Cotton Darold Cousineau Kathryn Cummings Gregg Daniels Ann Desmaris Beth Divine Timothy Domenget Cindy Duff Donald Ebidon Debra Erickson Susan Etka Jean Farrington Gary Feira Russell J aneshek B arry Johnson Dale Johnson Gail Johnson Gay Johnson Judy Johnson Patricia Johnson John Jones Susan Kegal Stephan Kotlar Dawn Krueger Deborah Lambert Pamela Langkaw ell Christine Larson Geoffry Lawerence Margaret Leonard Sherry Lessor Gary Lindquist Glenda Maas Michael McCarthy EIGHTH GRADE Cheryl Freeman Russel Garrett Patricia Gertch Michael Gianunzio Mary Kay Grenfell Barbara Grogan Jancie Groleau Michael Grunlund Jeff Gussert Aaron Gustafson Randy Hallman Steven Hallowell Gary Hansen Suzanne Henry Ginger Hicks Roy Hicks James Hulce Jon Hultquist Tirnonthy Hurkman Evelyn Jacobs EIGHTH GRA DE Paul McCarthy Trudy Massie Donald Maule .Chris Miller Duane Miller Peggy Miller Stephen Miller Debra Minella Connie Morrison Ronald Nelson Richard O'Kane Elizabeth Oliver Patricia Oliver Paul Olson Randall Olson Carol Paque Jim Paternoster Henry Patrick Debra Perron Roxanne Pesky Karol Peterson Stephen Peterson Thomas Peterson Judith Phillips Sally Pnozio Dean Poquette Susan Raatz Patricia Rice Pamela Richard Allen Rittenhouse Robert Roberge Gail Rochon Allan Rodgers Judy Rondeau Sally Schaut Kerry Schinderle Gretchen Schlitt Gregory. Scott Cynthia Selle Ricky Shernmaker Darryl Wickman Judy Wickman Rachael Yeadon Shin-Dig Renegades Greg Hansen Kim Johnson Jack Detert Mark Ellis EIGHT I-I GRA DE Ellen Skoglund Douglas Sleik Dawn Streubing Robin Styberski Sheryl Soderberg Allyn Thornberry Alan Treankler Dana Treinpe Thomas Tunney Marjorie Uren Gary VanGinkle Joseph Van Laanen Lucinda V arda Debra Verghen Eva Walstrom Elwood Walstrom Beatrice Walters Susan Wesch Susan Westman Bruce White SEVENTH GRADE Susan Abel Donald Anderson Lani Anderson Arthur Barribeau Joan Marie Baxter Deborah Beauchamp Sandra Beaulier Paul Begres Kerry Berdinner Thomas Berlinski Debra Bolander Janice Bolander Steve Borga Carolyn Bouchard Vicky Branback Debra Brocker Dan Brockington Ronald Broker David Brown TCO BUSY PH CTO as Not Available fx x 'ilu Q.: ,arf J S Jack Brunnel Lawrence Butsic Janice Campbell Cynthia Carollo Ann Marie Caviani Carol Chapman James Christensen Lynn Conery Laura Coombe Emelia Cotton Paula Craft Shelly Dallopiazza Keneth Dawson Steve Dawson Monica Drake Jody Dugas James Dunn Rick Farley Joseph Floriano Martin Inger Kim Jensen Randall Johns Doreen Johns on Lynn Ann Johnson Susan Johnson Gary Jones Marilyn Jones Janice Julian Sally Kanska Nathan Kliber Christine Knapp Danial Kosevec Lillian Kwetkowski Rose Marie Lake Helen Lane Bernodine Larson Dale Larson Laura Larson Richard Larson SEVENTH GRADE Debra Forgette Jim Franson Douglas Fredrickson James Gardiner Kim Gardiner James Gauthier Dorthea Getchell Mary Beth Gill Kathleen Goettler Patricia Gorman Laurie Granger Patty Granquist George Groeneveld David Grogan Janice Groleau Steve Gussert Jill I-Iollman Robert Hoagland Sally Hohman Alana Houtari SEVENTH GRADE Nancy Lund Susan McBride Sally McGuire David Machus Gary Mainville Thomas Malsack Thomas Maracinni Susan Mashak Debra Massa Kristine Menghini Gale Michaud David Miller Alan Monette Steve Munday Ricky Munday Patrica Nault Mary Beth Nelson Richard Nelson Ramona Morriel Michael Novara Terry Olesky Robert Oliver Dennis Olson Mark Olson Faye Pauquin Mila Perla Marcia Person Thomas Peters John Pietrantonio John Polick Pamela Paupore Julie Pavola .Ton Pryor Sheila Quick Kathleen Randol Ray Rodney John Reddinger Gordon Reed Kristine Reid Robert Reiten Tom St Louis William Stodola Jean Syrjanen Daniel Tappy Sylvia Tetrow Cindy Thorsen Danial Torgerson Gene T unny Michael V alentine Sandy Vanderlin Robert Van Laanen Dennis Vissering David Walstrom Sharon Walstrom Cheryl Warmuth Debra Weiser Cynthia Wells Lois Welsy Donald Wright Diane Youren SEVENTH GRADE John Reynolds Sandra Redlon Kurt Riemann Sandy Roach Katherne Robertson Jill Rodman Dennis Rose Kenneth Rudd David Rueseh Kerry Schinderle Ioan Marie Schievei Jeffery Scott Mike Schirk Roberta Showinski Jane Skoglund Dean Sliek Allen Smith Gregory Sorenson Gregg Sougstad fi Joseph Sparapana mmm 'VN-an-p F Pictures bring back the past Do you remember????????? Our exciting Frost teams? Cheering in the Armory? Cheering at the football games? Faculty MR. ALBERT TREADO Principal II6 MR. LEONARD VAN HOV EN Superintendent MRS. BELLA TURK Dean of Girls MRS. JUDY ANDERLA Typing, Shorthandl Senior High MR. KENNETH ANDERSON C.P. English 10, 11 Senior High 1, A ,fj M MRS. JOANNETQQEESUTTI Shorthand, Tubing II, Notehand s ' H' hail' enior igf is fi ' f A yr MR. DQEQQE BTLLICHMANN Latin 520 ltQj1 ,J .-Ab -: , , Jr. I-HghgWFSen1or High my M525 gkikj h X F -, . , tw- q c U I KK '2 al -h yi gil I jb is K A K I' MR. JOHN cALo Music Depart-ment A Senior High MRS. RUTH CARLSON f i C. P. English 11,kBusiness English Senior High MR. JOHN CHANNING Vocational, Industrial Education Senior High MR. ALVIN CUMMINGS Geometry Senior High V .ij ,gy V, if Vg 'tj'-' ' ,V5 . gli! . 1 a , 'Fm . f 1 'LJ fm-' sy lm f ,f fd. ' 'O' F ,fx ,. f L ri if fi, r , - U11-MRS. JEAN CUMMINGS .gg g ,llfff ,- -df 4 .J .X A .fu ,U f W fy 4,0 , ,fy Home Economics Department ' ',fr'f'f,-7 ' r gl ,fl , , f,Jr,.ff W.,- A lvl' Senior High i if MR. RAE DRAKE Boys Physical Education Senior High MR. ARTHUR FIORAZO Counselor MR. AMERICO FIORUCCI Chemistry Senior High 4,7 H ,f A ff'1Wff f ?4'fW'?'3fW fffL?'7CZ.fi5 J 77 ,ff - . 4 4 A yiwfefifdiif? A s. I II7 Faculty MISS SHERRI FOSSUM Girls Physical Education Junior High, Senior High MR. ORLAND JOHNSON Physics, Advance Algebra . y Senior High F 2 zjabls A xtfxl we at 5 Mil MR. PETER JOHNSON QW A 1 Q fl, wk f 1 fi 5 1 - Biology Q if YQ? rim Senior High A 1.5 'tiff r A s X' 33 Ly ! MR. ROBERT JUSTUS N if QNX 9 Y Vocational-Industrial Education 'gp r Senior High gif: MISS LILLIAN LAHTI C.P. English 12, Special English Senior High MRS. RUTH MCCARTHY Librarian Senior High MR. HERBER MACK American History, Geography Senior High MRS. Brligxlrcr oLsoN English 11-gf' S en if fx E' 5 V xl f M A ni A' f 2157 H .1 it , n P. 5 1 Faculty MR. AMELIO PALLUCONI World History, Spanish Junior High, Senior High MR. SERAFINE PANCHERI American History, World History Senior High 1 X fr. . ,. ' ' ,-r ,fc 5 R M3-Q- J of 9-.fiyzf-if VL MV i J JJ aL.f1.,.f' V' of, it . of ' 7 . , .rf f -f A ,AC v r L55 X '71 r fl' 1 - A , 4, I . 2 fix ' , , Q ' f' W H V 0 .fZ'?'AP5 fi !j V :Qi A ,r H , Lefiff f fr'jf9i21Hf fn, T-' ,. ff in 1' if V V MR. HALVAR PERSON Vocational Education-Business Senior High MR. GEORGE SANFORD Student Personnel Director MR. GEORGE UREN American Government, Economics, Sociology Senior High MR. LAURENCE VARDA Vocational-Industrial Education Senior High MR. RONALD VITTONE Power Mechanics, Electonics f , Senior High QQ R. HOOSHANG YASSERI Arts and Crafts g nior High Senior High I Z Kmgsford Jumor High School Faculty MR. ROBERT ST. LOUIS Principal MISS .TUDITH BITNEY English, Social Studies MR. JAMES BOURGEOIS Band Director MRS. KAY DOUGLAS Physical Education MRS. MONICA DOUGOVETO English, Mathematics MR. JOHN ELMER Science MR. PAUL GOODREAU Science MR. GORDON FARRAGH Physical Education MR. ROBERT HILL Shop MRS. AILLEEN JOHNSON Business Education MRS. LILLIAN LARSEN English, Social Studies MR. RICHARD MCCARTHY Algebra, General Math MRS. RUTH MCKINNON Librarian MR. RAY MARIUCCI English, Counselor MR. TOM MARTIN English, Speech MR. GEORGE NYGARD Mathematics, Social Studies MISS ROSE SHIVERSKI Home Economics MR. JAMES WILCHECK Algebra, Industrial Mathematics A progressive school board means better education. STANDING: Mr. Elmer Pouquette, Mr. Harold Soderberg, Mr. Duane Johnson, Mr. George Norr, Mr. Wallace Bergman - clerk. SEATED: Mr. John McNeil - Attorney, Mr. Harold Peskey, Mrs. June Waisanen, Mr. Frank Kangas, Mr Leonard Van I-Ioven - Superintendent. OUR KEEPERS Building and Drivers Mr. A. Groneveld Mr. H. Plante Mr. W. Floriano Mr. R. Goethe Mr. C. Johnson Mr. H. Paquin, Mech. Mr. G. McAuliffe Mr. T. Grierson School Services Personnel Mrs. M. Hulce Mrs. E. Dabb Mrs. C. Phillips, Director Mrs. M. Visintain Mrs. L. Lobner Secret aries Mrs. Beatrice Gilbert Superintendent Mrs. Mary Johnson fy Principal Q Mrs. Garrett not picturedj Students make Cl school Noi iusi building I24 ,W n . 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S. TEXACO Jeep Sales and Service Corner Main and U. S. Z JENKINS and SENATORI For speed and courtesy see LUNDHOLMES STANDARD SERVICE 301 Carpenter Iron Mountain, Michigan x A STANDARD MARIO BRANZ COMPANY. INC. Residential. - Commercial - Industrial - Plum bing and Heating' Congratulations From wEBER's PHARMACY REXALL DRUGS '-'S wi E? - MARACINI AND SONS INC. AE Your Rexall Drug Store U. S. 2 Iron Mountain Phone 774-1677 Congratulations From CENTRAL SU PER-MARKET l205 Breen Avenue Kingsford Congratulations From FONTECCIO'S AUTO SALVAGE Skidmore Avenue East Kingsford For Building Mate rial D 8. H LUMBER COMPANY Is the Right Answer for You 5 17 Stephenson Avenue ADELlN'S BEAUT'E SALON Iron Mountain, Michigan Phone 774-0534 Chrysler Plymouth Valiant Honda Land Rover JACOBS MOTORS North City Limits Iron Mountain For the Best in Sales and Service See MYKE or BOB CITGO BROSIO'S SERVICE Cities Service Products Phone 774-2022 Iron Mountain Michigan CITGO lu iii l 1 f Best Wishes, Class of 1966 5 'X U M xml tif 9 E W yi J IRON MouNrAlN 1 RJQXJ AKNZQC M lNEws wid rr I xy fb it My S 4 my IO STATION wNuQ . ' xx l I XJ X E Complete Sports Local News Coverage if' Y ! tif Congratulations -- SELIN'S U,s, Z - Next to the V, A, Hospital Complete Home Furnishings Bonded Custom Qgjjeff jlljojtijftifjl BREEN AVENUE SERVICE MARKELL CCMPANY Roofing - Sheet Metal - Insulation Wate rproofing Insulating Building Contractors Specialties 701 W, Breen Avenue Kingsford Michigan Keep up with the times We'll cross the mountains Shop at We'll cross the seas To get ourselves A TASTEE FREEZ OCCHIETTI'S JEWEIRY Y Therese Pankonen Susie Hoskings Vicki Wallner Pat Van Vliet, Pat Gothe Ginnie Soderberg GORDON HICKS CABINET SHOP Custom Built Cabinets Complete Formica Kitchens Congratulations, Class of '66 Our Special Best Wishes to --- Kingsford High School Class of 1966 And Greeting to All Classes When You Return in Future Years We Welcome You. DICKINSON HOTEL AND STEAK HOUSE A Fine'I-Ieadquarters and Meeting Place Econ -fo wAsH BONDS Laundry and Dryclean 5 V 205 West A'7' Street TELEPHONE DIAL 7574 0211 Phone 774-9844 '- - Il , N gk l Q x , Q I Iron Mountaln -ff lite. CARPENTER AVE. IRDN MDLINTAIN, MICH. BALL AND CHRISTY FURNITURE COMPANY MODERN TRADITIONAL COLONIAL lll East D Street Phone 774-2338 PROKSCH CQQISTRUCTION COMPANY PANCHERI'S f Co ratulations F ... gb. m i ., , . N I 1 'Lf X7 ' I.G.A. :::, f 4.1 Z f '0EN'X MISS? 312555 'P if EDU LUMBER AND SCHINDERLE'S BAKERY SUPPLY COMPANY Genuine Italian Bread Wedding C k Assort d R 11 421 E Breitung 423 Miller Street 774-0366 774 2500 Italian Maid Pr d t Iron Mountain, Michigan 49801 Pianos and Organs, etc. new and used Best Wishes. . . .JlAY'S SALES 8. SERVICE 7 , Your Fr1end1y 217 E. Ludington St. Phone 774- 6944 A complete line of A 8 P sewing machines f5 G9 1+ , BEST wlsl-:Es . ' 'V . ,J FROM YOUR FRIENDS 8: NEIGHBORS K AT . . . ,Emi x f et 4 - ' I I A v fir' M A- 4 4.1 iD '553'3I,!5!5?!'2' WISCONSIN MICHIGAN POWER COMPANY ' Congratulat J n Save Borrow IRON MOUNTAIN ERWlN'S RESTAURANT KINGSFORD CX coMMuNlTY FEDERAL . ff 625 Stephenson Avenue Q 5, V .-ve-suv' To iw 1232 PETE's TYPEWRITER SERVICE ex ,. LA Q Q ROSA MARIA QE .Qin II fag!!! E A 'VICENZI Lax-513 I UKIE' Eglin ifgeff 602 Carpenter 774-2166 I'O1'l oun alll, 1C lgalfl MAYTAG STANDARD PRINTING CO. Office Supplies, Equipment and Printing Olympia Portable Typewriters Phone 774-2252 APPLIANCE CO. Home of Quality Appliances 405 Carpenter Ave. Iron Mountain, Mich. Congratulations. . . CUDLIPS DRUGSTORE HARRY R. BOTTGER, Prop. Iron Mountain, Mich. Compliments of KOFFMANS STORE FOR MEN B. 8. B. MOTOR SALES Corner of Carpenter and Ludington Iron Mountain's Best Used Cars Congratulations From the SMEESTER BROTHERS '774-0411 F g xxsxglf S, 1 GD BASIL AND .TOE Q, L M , ron oun ain A L 1' Michigan ,. 2 w M I i LAKE SHORE, INC. Iron Mountain Marquette N . PEOPLE'S SUPER MARKET, D I C DoM- BADINI - Prop. 4 Quality Gifts for P ' the Graduate Quality Meats - Groceries - Produce Phfme 774-1822 FRANKINI AND SON'S 708 Carpenter Ave. Iron Mountain, Michigan See file ANDERSON Moron coMPANY beautzful , di erence IT South Stevenson Avenue .' I C 1' if- j XX , 6 Iron Mountain, Michigan 1 SHOE BAZAAR Crossroads of Fashion and Fit Quality shoes for the entire family K. YACTGIE and L. MARACINI CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '66 GREDE FOUNDRIES INCORPORATED Seniors Orchids to ,sv , A you! and our best When You Buy 1' x ' is Wishes for your rose-y future. W o i 4 MILLER FLORAL . I1 xc V7 It --' Wx V J Q KL Remember the Advertiser s in YOUR KINGSFORDIAN W A, 2 2 A PRoFEssloNAL PAGE Theo. B. Fornetti, D.D.S. L. L. Suino, O.D. G. G. Jacobs, D. D. S. L. E. Johnson, O.D. K. L. Morrill, D. D. S. Dan D. DeLangis, O.D. W. G D'Amour, D. D. S. H. D. McE2achran, IVI.D J. C. O'Donne11, D.D.S. W. A. Schmutzler, M.D C. D. Tobin, D. D. S. D. J. Jacobs, M.D. A. E. Miller, D.D.S. C. G. Steinke, M.D. A. J. Occhietti, D. D. S. W. H. Huron, M.D. L. J. Straub, D.D.S. R. D. Cecconi, M.D. A. L. A. C'. Costa, D. D. S. and Costa, D. D. S. M. Schroeder, M.D. D. R. Smith, M.D. Carlson, M.D. Alexander, M. R. E. W. H. and P. D. L. Trump, M.D. MODERN IRON MOUNTAIN LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS GAS COMPANY 600 Carpenter Avenue 1 Hour Servic . Iron Mountain Michigan Congratulation HEATING AND REFRIGERATION Timken Oil and Gas Heating 713 River Avenue Phone 774-4640 O H h'tt St. Iron Mountain, Michigan 22 East ug 1 PUCCI'S ONE-STOP STORE i F xl xy 'f 4707 Q 741 O ' ,ea an ' Juws MARKET X A 7 VOI.I.WERTH . -I SMITTY'S AND coMPANY .. e. SPORTING GOODS ,fvxq 11 J , . ' ,67Gi4'wf 99 'Y , . King of Meats Qgg., .1-,Augi,ff,fgNmw ' ' I '-G,,.,MXI- -M-IIII,',I,I'9'g,7, ' ' Formerly Ie n- b Ifgfi BertHarvey's 4 I I IM 1,9 310 Stephenson Phone 774-2955 1 at .... gif - Avenue ' f ' I ' I IL I Iron Y I v Q D it 6 Mountain, O - . Up Michigan MONETTE'S FOODLINER EISELES LUMBER 8. FUEL EVO P. SANTONI, Proprietor Lumber and Fuel Building Materials Coal - Fuel Oil 213 S. Carpenter Avenue Phone 774-0355 Congratulations From TWIN CITY CLEANERS M. COHODES SONS, INC. Food Specialists Hotels - Restaurants - Institutions Iron Mountain, Michigan Phone 774-1770 100 East Brown Street WALES SHELL SERVICE TRACY and RICH Congratulations I. ZACK'S AND SONS 'N CITY LUMBER YARD call our um y l ber number 774-0170 The Best in B uilding Material ,fn fl M IVE Xivigzxfystg UW Mg x,Uf'?gbS0SgS,x,,,ut N Sd Congratulations Wg: or my Klsr Bommo co. Q55 ' if Enjoy KIST Be g ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Compliments of HOLMQUIST 84 PETERSON HEATING SERVICE BELL'S SUPER VALU 101 East Fleshiem Iron Mountai Michigan i WQN9 :Il e 3 1 11 -5'-9'ww- Congratulations Seniors I 9 D0 A 2:1-:Sf-A0 217 East Hughitt Street Iron Mountain, Michigan WRIGHT'S MEN'S WEAR Be Right With Wrights Complete Formal Rental Service 400 Stephenson Avenue Iron Mountain Www! .Slew and its employees extend hearty congratulations to the Class of 1966 GIL'S MILEAGE STATION f Carpenter Avenue 969 D X fx , X E Main and U. S. Z Iron Mountain, Michigan 'TGTS' SIIGP BS E1:TTfv5'?i1f??fo' F-in r f. zoo lnon Moun-mm, MICHIGAN ZW gif my U 57 'CJ JI A 509 Stevenson Ave. p I f SVU 'IGM My r of '66 3,9 AND QQ I UPPLY I N9 vii Q MI div? Ludington Street VU TONY IZZO 8. SON'S, INC. 110 We st Hughitt Iron Mountain, Michigan Phone 774- 1386 BOB'S AUTO SALES DOUCETTE'S ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICE The Friend1y Place to Deal I lg 723 River Avenue Ve E Ph 774 4300 South U. S. 2 4 ' . X one ' s b Iron Mountain, Michigan Phone 774-1050 ' CITY GREENHOUSE'S Congratulations SHOP Make Any OCC-2Si0 PENINSULA OIL CO. Flower Occasio YOUR SHELL DISTRIBUTOR 774-0480 Iron Mountai Best Wishes S. S. KRESGE COMPANY 405 Stephenson Avenu CHICKIE'S LANES bowling at Chickie's 16 automatic lanes BEST WISHES, CLASS OF 1966 The First class to graduate from the new King sford High School May your future be as shining and Big and Wonderful as your new school Your Kingsfordian Photographers WILLIAM 'n MARY ERICKSON STUDIO EUREKA TIRE COMPANY Congratulations From the 7- X woivenms CLEANERS TIRES f G00D,3q?7 Congratulations . Weddings RECREATION LANES . First Communions Bowling at its Best Air Conditioned Coffee Shop Free Parking ll Graduation - ID Cards . Reunions . Advertising Children and Babies Commercial Phone 774- 6808 1219 Carpenter Ave. Iron Mountain Congratulations to Class of '66 LAING LUMBER CO. Iron Mountain, Mich. Phone 774-6880 103 W. A St. PETERSON MARKEI' 500 Lyman Street Groceries and Meats Fresh Fruits and Vegetables II I Why don t you try our lousy, homemade saus age ? 774- 20 55 DICKINSON COUNTY NEW CAR DEALERS TOWN AND COUNTRY SALES Iron Mountain DICKINSON COUNTY MOTORS Iron Mountain JACOBS MOTORS Iron Mountain FREEMAN BUICK ANDERSON MOTOR CO. Norway ANDERSON EMOTOR CO. Iron Mountain KEN' S MOTORS Iron Mountain DOUCE TTE' S GARAGE Quinne sec Niagra vt X . 5 GATES TIRES Q51 I Only Gates Tires Have an wi NOX HEATING Unconditional Guarantee With No Time or Mileage Limit MACHUS SERVICE Distributors 1015 S. Carpenter Kingsford AIR CONDITIONING W 'slKoRA SHEET METAL Telephone 774-2.877 216 E. I-Iughitt Iron Mountain, Michigan Congratulations: We also supply insurance for the future. MCGREGQ KEN and JIM CYI . THE 'mme ROMA RESTAURANT The store thot's a must for brands you trust. Se rving Complete Meals Pizza and Pasties to Take Out Phone 774-6211 U. 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's Q X 35 X2 fr 32 sig E s E is ,. if 2 3 5 S! X ,K if ii if if ,Z if Q if E: s 5 .Ex Back Row: Dean Freeberg, Larry Waisanen, David Heidke, Bill Butsic, Jim Strolberg, Jeff Gill, Chris Alberti, Jim Johnson. 2nd ROW: Bob Krueger, Terry Goettler, Mike McAuliffe, Larry Thurston, Gene Tortelli, Rich Ryberg, Terry Duval, David McDowell. lst ROW: Jeff Franson, Mike Kosovec, Tom Wender, Ken Selle, Bill Lawrence David Paternoster, Les Spencer. FRONT ROW: Mr. Farragh, Mark Berdinner, Bob Fugere, Ted Romagnoli, Tim Kearney, Mr. McCarthy. Captured are the many triumphs of K.H.S athletes. Jeff Gill exhibits his Attaining new heights of accomplishment: winning drive. Jim Strolberg. Roy Steinke: U.P. Tennis Singles Champion. GOLF BACK ROW: Mr. Cummings, Terry Partanen, Jim LaVoie, David Schmutzler, Gary Davis, David Johnson. FRONT ROW: Gary Berger, Jim Oslund, David Stevens, Mike Gregory, Jack Detert. jfhink of all the calculations fleet- L , , ing through Walt Chaput's mind! TENNIS BACK ROW: Bruce Wright, Walt Chaput, Roy Steinke, Jeff Mente Leslie Peskey. FRONT ROW: Dennis Peskey, Alan Lund, Bob LeRoux, Alan Nel- son, Mr. Ken Anderson. Go-go girls Renee Paquin and Judy Erick- son jerk to the music of the Renegades as the Ir. High onlookers swoon. Festival provides fun, games. good cause. Chris Grenfe1l.j Toss your pennies! Win or lose, the money goes to a With extra coats of flashy red lipstick, kisses are granted for a price, and sported as a prize. Uvlike Hiatt, Candy Vanderlin, Larry Lilienthal, 4 I 1 Candidates for Student Council offices present ideas, ideals. I I WF if : I 1 I r I Gene Tortelli ei 5 The truant fisherboys return to back their candidate - Bob Krueger. Mary Mackie A11 the kin folks are coming to vote for Slim Jirn Cominsky. Bob Krueger Uim Johnson, Jeff Gill, Chet Prestwichq Juniors Present Harbor Lights Prom '66 l s s s e s s sss o s s.s ' so F 5 js s s sssi ss s s ss l l Queen: Nancy Joiner King: Dean Freeberg 7 :em L17 IV' L f ',,- n s e1 sjnf Jss 1 ses ssssn nn n s - n 1 f no oooosl essss o 1 'f nnss o Q ese s o s e e e I Could Have Danced All Night -A 5 ess M E 55 S B! uaswwmwnammssznmmmmmawwwmxwaoxxmwmamsasaavnew-:,,1.mnnwfffexwrwmwm v-ff ,my-,215 mwM..L.,s...,,...,,,,...N,......-...,...,,. .... .. .,,.. -3 Within lies a vast wealth of--punch! fDar lene Gardiner, Nancy Joiner, Rich Ryberg, Mary Mackieq Last minute preparations are put on the great anchor of powder blue and black. fTim Grier- son, Candie Forgette, Scott Blackhall.j J J JUNIOR PROM COURT Joy Baravetto Chris Alberti Sue DeMary Jim Cominsky Candie Forgette Jeff Franson Sharon Grimord Dean Freeberg Tom Johnson Bob Krueger Bill Lawrence Allan Nelson Rich Ryberg Al Santoni Nancy Grode Kathy Harsch Janice Jacobs Nancy Joiner Mary Mackie Jean Miller DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS: Cheryl Jones - Homemakingg Sandy Shanks - Musicg Susan Barthels - Commercialg Annette Carlson - Englishg Caryl Perkins - Spanishg Diane Schmultzler - English, Art, Scienceg Vicki Wallner - Frenchg Gary Dufresne- - Industrial Artsg Kay Groeneveld - Mathematics, Social Studiesg Joy Erickson - Library. Awards Day Honors Ion Mann accepts the Legion Award for out- standing Citizenship. V IOURNA LISM A WA RDS Sandy Shanks Annette Carlson Caryl Perkins Diane Schmultzer Carol Jones accepts the Betty Crocker Homemaking award. Pat VanV1iet receives a Scholarship Stephen Ackerman receives the First Diploma W When is it our turn? 'N' i At. long last I am a graduate!! !! !! 5 1 I 3 i i x I fi 2 ii 95 S 3 Q , ,.... -,M.W.,... .... .... , , , ,L an fi 5 Yi SES as 'gl 51 is fs 3x 3' if QE is 55 E 51 is ,V ,iz ,N lvl 35 31 ,ia si ES iv 8? is if 55 5 S 2 5 . , Z 4 E f 5? if 5 5 i 23 5 5 1. 43. 5 m 5 ? E 3 X QV 21 Fi K 5 5. R E 5 Qs Q 's 31 fi SE 32 4? 3, w E 5 S 5 SQ E 1 5 sg E 5 k in 3,3 gf. 1 !,. .Q Back Row: Dean Freeberg, Larry Waisanen, David Heidke, Bill Butsic, Jim Strolberg, Jeff Gill, Chris Alberti Jim Johnson. 2nd ROW: Bob Krueger, Terry Goettler, Mike McAuliffe, Larry Thurston, Gene Tortelli, Rich Ryberg, Terry Duval, David McDowell. lst ROW: Jeff Franson, Mike Kosovec, Tom Wender, Ken Selle, Bill Lawrence David Paternoster, Des Spencer. FRONT ROW: Mr. Farragh, Mark Berdinner, Bob Fugere, Ted Romagnoli, Tim Kearney, Mr. McCarthy. Captured are the many triumphs of K.H.S athletes Jeff Gill exhibits his Attaining new heights of accomplishment: winning drive. Jim Strolberg. i Roy Steinke: U.P. Tennis Singles Champion. GOLF BACK ROW: Mr. Cummings, Terry Partanen, Jim LaVoie, David Schmutzler, Gary Davis, David Johnson. FRONT ROW: Gary Berger, Jim Oslund, David Stevens, Mike Gregory, Jack Detert. Think of all the calculations fleet- L L , , ing through Walt Chaput's mind! TENNIS BACK ROW: Bruce Wright, Walt Chaput, Roy Steinke, Jeff Mente Leslie Peskey. FRONT ROW: Dennis Peskey, Alan Lund, Bob LeRoux, Alan Nel- son, Mr. Ken Anderson. Go-go girls Renee Paquin and Judy Erick son jerk to the music of the Renegades as the Ir. High onlookers swoon. Festival provides fun, games. good cause. Toss your pennies! Win or lose, the money goes to a With extra coats of flashy red lipstick, kisses are Chris Grenfe1l.j granted for a price, and sported as a prize. flvlike Hiatt, Candy Vanderlin, Larry Lilienthal, I could be happy with You. . . Now dear, 1et's Charleston one more time QL. fVa1erie Swanson, Bob Iohnsony Waisanen, P. Van Vlietj Drama, Music, Comedy - The Boy Friend The chorus line swings. Candidates for Student Council offices present ideas, ideals. W U1 if Gene Tortelli 5 ,,A 'gi E The truant fisherboys return to back their candidate - Bob Krueger. Mary Mackie A11 the kin folks are coming to vote for Slim Jiin Cominsky. 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QDar- lene Gardiner, Nancy Joiner, Rich Ryberg, Mary Mackie.j ff Mel' Last minute preparations are put on the great anchor of powder blue and black. fTim Grier- son, Candie Forgette, Scott Blackhall.j JUNIOR PROM COURT Joy Baravetto Sue DeMary Candie Forgette Sharon Grimord Nancy Grode Kathy Harsch Janice Jacobs 'Nancy Joiner Mary Mackie Jean Miller Chris Alberti Jim Cominsky Jeff Franson Dean Freeberg Tom Johnson Bob Krueger Bill Lawrence Allan Nelson Rich Ryberg Al Santoni i DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS: Cheryl Jones - Homemakingg Sandy Shanks - Music: Susan Barthels - Commercialg Annette Carlson - Englishg Caryl Perkins - Spanishg Diane Schmultzler - English, Art, Scienceg Vicki Wallner - French: Gary Dufresne' -Industrial Artsg Kay Groeneveld - Mathematics, Social Studiesg Joy Erickson - Library. Awards Day Honors Jon Mann accepts the Legion Award for out- standing Citizenship. 4 I V i Mrs. McCarthy presents Awards to Kathy McCarthy and Annette Carlson for service to the Future Nurses Club. High Accomplishments receive recognition Mr. Treado congratulates some of the Scholarship winners .TOURNALISM AWARDS Sandy Shanks Annette Carlson Caryl Perkins Diane Schmultzer Carol Jones accepts the Betty Crocker Homemaking award. Pat VanV1iet receives a Scholarship Stephen Ackerman receives the First Diploma When is it our turn? At. long lastl am a grac1uate!!!!!! E? iff ma 53 35 if fu 33 Sy F. .Q isxe 3 sa p zu x E Y? Q 1 1 E S: 1 N Si W . 1 5 25? 1 ' is w 744444 Pahala? empamf DALLAS, TEXAS g -rx...-.0 .wyt ltfillrvl' I! rfb!! 53'-f, , , Jiffiifslti I Elf-I HQ 's f 1 HI1 I9'f:Rl WSI .Wo .Q 'JM 331 2 F1 QP? .x Y . 1 x 1 x