Kingston High School - Xenolith Yearbook (Kingston, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1965 volume:

Kingston Community School Kingston, Michigan Foreword “Youth is the only season for enjoyment” whether it be Spring, Summer, Fall or Winter. As you read through your 1965 yearbook, you will notice that the theme of the book is seasons. The purpose of this yearbook is to serve you through the years, to help you to look back upon the happiness, and the sadness, that only youth can feel, the youth that was you during YOUK “season for enjoyment”. Now, a final reminder to leave with you as we part to travel our separate paths, to leave our season for enjoyment” and travel into adulthood. May you remember it always and especially as you look back through the years to 1965. LOST, yesterday, somewhere between Sunrise and Sunset, two golden hours, each set with sixty diamond minutes. No reward is offered for they are gone forever.” Horace Mann Christina I. Schwaderer Editor-in-Chief Table of Contents Faculty and Administration...............page 3-10 Seniors................................... 11-22 Underclassmen............................. 23-32 Elementary................................ 33-38 Activities................................ 39-48 Athletics................................. 49-56 Advertising............................... 57-67 Staff Editor-in-Chief....... Faculty Editor . . . Senior Editor......... Underclassmen Editor Activities Editor . . . . Athletics Editor...... Advertising Editor . . Advisor .............. . . .Christina Schwaderer ..............Ann Zajac ......Patricia Czerwiec ..........Grace Parrott ..........Mary Denhoff ..........Elaine Wolak ......; . . Cheryl Kelley Mrs. Laurence Opperman School Board LEFT TO RIGHT: Arvin Wingert, Secretary; Jack Wesch, Vice President; Orrie Reimann, President; Edward Bilicki, Treasurer. LEFT TO RIGHT: Clarence Richter, Trustee; Gary Koehler, Trustee; A. F. Widger, Trustee. Our school board is an essential part of the school system. It has the responsibility of establishing the policy of the Kings- ton Community School. The board attempts to provide a good educational program for the area and approves the school sched- ule or calendar. Revisions in curriculum, school budgets, con- tracts, money raising activities, and adoptions of any new text- books must all be duly approved by the school board. The board of education also functions as a member of the Michigan Association of School Boards and helps support and maintain membership in the Tuscola County School Board Asso- ciation . 4 MR. THOMAS H. DALE Superintendent MRS. MARGARET GETTEL Secretary MR. JOHN HOLODNICK Principal MRS. VIRGINIA LANWAY Secretary MR. A VRAM BRIL Algebra Geometry Advanced Math Practical Math Freshman Class Sponsor MR. THOMAS BRADLEY American History Government Economics Journalism Junior Class Sponsor MRS. HERMINA BRIL French I II German I II 7th Grade Sponsor MR. LEE BURMIESTER Shop Science' Mechanical Drawing Senior Class Sponsor Faculty Problems inherent in the teaching pro- fession primarily revolve about the student and his problems, although many students may not be aware of this. Such factors as maintaining discipline without being dictatorial, stimula- ting initiative to achieve a higher plane of knowledge, problems associated with parent- student-school relationships, fitting into the community and finding enough time to plan and prepare lessons are all necessary to the teach- ing profession. Most teachers are teachers because they enjoy young people and working with them. Teachers don't mind helping students in any activity if it is appreciated and if it is a con- structive activity. At Kingston as at most schools improve- ment in the structuring of the curriculum is important so as to motivate more strongly the more capable student, and give additional re- medial assistance to those having problems. MR. ROY MC LAIN English Sociology American History World History Freshman Class Sponsor MR. WILLIAM MILLER Math Geography General Science 8th Grade Coach 8th Grade Sponsor MR. LEWIS LESTER Science Mathematics General Business Coach Sophomore Class Sponsor 7 MR. LOUIS WENZLAFF Typing I II Office Practice Bookkeeping Senior Class Sponsor MRS. JACQUELIN OPPERMAN English College Preparatory English Librarian Yearbook Advisor MR. WILLIAM RUPPRECHT English Band Choir Junior Class Sponsor MISS MARILYN MARC IN English English Literature Debate Speech 7th Grade Sponsor 8 MR. JOHN HOLODNICK MR. LEWIS HARPER History Geography Farm Shop Vocational Agriculture Chemistry Job Orientation MRS. EVELYN MILLER English Home Economics MR. GARY ROGERS Science Biology Coach Sophomore Class Sponsor 9 8th Grade Sponsor c a f e t e r LEFT TO RIGHT: Christine 1 Plane, Cook; Pat McLaughlin, Bea Evans, Assistant Cook; Bob cl Lester, Donna Cross, Darlene Jocham, and Virginia King. Thelma Sirdan and Mary Ann Sabo. D LEFT TO RIGHT: Clayton Hunter, Bob Schwaderer, Lloyd Cornish, and Don Barden. Custodians Left: Ralph Koppelberger Right: Steve Moore DAVID KOLACZ Leader of the Pack VOTED AS BEING: Most Popular Most Likely to Succeed Class Leader MARY RASSETTE We all know she's flirty but that's because she's purty. VOTED AS BEING: Most Respected PATRICIA CZERWIEC Her sincere smile means something worthwhile. VOTED AS BEING: Most Likely to Succeed Most Courteous ROBERT LESTER I'm not conceited ! Every- one knows, though, I have every reason to be! THOMAS KAMINSKI The difference between an A and B is Brown! VOTED AS BEING: Neatest Looking JOYCE COON That bright face of yours looks like the title page to a whole volume of mischief! 12 JACK BURNS This guy is the card of the class! We all know he's really a gas! DONNA HOUGHTON A twinkling eye; she's think- ing about a guy! RICHARD MC COOL Who says I can't be President? Abe Lincoln was tall! � GRACE PARROTT A twinkling eye, a smile so bright, she makes our class exactly right! VOTED AS BEING: Neatest looking GARY MANIER Good boys love their sisters. I so good have grown that I love other sisters better than my own! CHRISTINA SCHWADERER She's lots of fun and she gets things done. VOTED AS BEING: Class Clown 13 DAVID TRZEMZALSKI All great men are handsome. I am handsome; therefore, I am a great man! JAMIE BISTON Full of pep and fun, she's liked by everyone. ANN ZAJAC She appears to be quiet and shy, but when you know her, Oh, my! JERRY CASSIE No man can be wise on an empty stomach! VOTED AS BEING: Class Clown DENNIS KOEHLER Don't wonder about this guy. It shows by the devil in his eye! MARY ANN SABO She is friendly; she is gay; she is nice in every way! ALAN LOCK Alan is very apt. Very apt to do anything. THELMA SIRDAN Don't dare me! I might surprise you! LELAND DAILY I'm on the verge of a great career! Won't someone push me off? LINDA SARLES She's always raising cane, and it isn't sugar! JAMES BRANDIBUR Handsome, dark, and tall-- this guy has got them all. KATHY MONTEI She hurries not; she worries not; her calm is undisturbed. 15 RICHARD HUNTER Today is just another day, but oh! Last night! NANCY HAMPEL She may be small, but so is a stick of dynamite! PATRICIA ARMSTRONG Loads of laughs and lots of fun makes her liked by everyone! DENNIS STEELE I dare you to discover such a youth and such a lover! ROBERT MOORE Lots of fun, a carefree lad, a better friend could not be had. EVELYN KING She's a good friend to have around. Always happy, so we've found. 16 JERRY JOHNSTON Politeness and consideration make him liked by many. JEANETTE RANDALL Never sad or blue, always ready with a joke or two. EDWIN BROWNING I could be better if I would, but it's awful lonesome being good. NANCY JEFFREY If silence is golden. I'll be the poorest girl in town! 17 KENNETH TERPENNTNG He's quiet but you never can tell. DONNA CROSS No matter what the argument may be, I always find room to disagree. RAYMOND CAVERLY The moon is high and so am I. JUDY LOCKHART She's sort of quiet, kind of shy, but just look at the mischief in her eyes! 18 TONY MILESKI Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we may get caught! CAROL SEARLES She's always got a giggle that goes with a wiggle! FRED SAKUTA Why worry when the whole world is so full of fun? LINDA GUILBAULT That twinkle in her eye may mean something sly! ROGER COOPER Oh, what a man may in him hide, though angel on the outward side! LINDA GAMMAGE Quick with a funny remark, with everyone she leaves a bit of spark! DON WALKER Work? Is that something you eat? PATRICIA MC LAUGH LIN Sugar and spice and every- thing nice, that's what this blonde is made of. GAIL CRIGGER The twinkle in her eye could mean something sly. VOTED AS BEING: Most school spirited. STEVE MOYER If you're waiting for action, don't hold your breath! MARY LOU KOPPELBERGER From her looks, it's easy to be seen why she made our perfect queen! VOTED AS BEING: Most Popular; Most Talent- ed; Class Leader. 20 I ARLENE MATTHEWS Every girl has her devilish moments! JUDI CORLIS She's sweet and coy, ask any boy. GERALD GUSEK (No picture available) If school is liberty, give me death. INGE MOCK (No picture available) Although she never has much to say, we've never seen her anything but gay! Senior Directory PATRICIA ARMSTRONG: Courier Staff 4; Choir 1,4; Future Nurses Club 1; French Club 4; Pep Club 4; Ag. Secretary 3,4. JAMIE BISTON: Office Assistant 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4. JAMES BRANDIBUR: Football 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club 1,2, 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Track 1; Vice President 2,3; Student Teacher 4. EDWIN BROWNING: FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Vice-Pres. 3; Student Teacher 3. JOHN BURNS- Track 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Courier Staff 4; Class Play 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Librarian 1, 2; Student Council Vice President 3 and President 4. JERRY CASSIE: Track 1; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 2; Baseball 1; Varsity Club 2,3,4; FFA 2, 3; Student Teacher 3; Future Teachers Club 2; French Club 4; Cafeteria Staff 3. RAYMOND CAVERLY: Track 2; FFA 4. GAIL CRIGGER: (Transfer Student-1964) Cheerleader 4; Class Play 1; Choir 2; Debate 2; Future Teachers Club 2; Washington D.C. Club 2; AV Club 1. JOYCE COON: Cheerleader 4; Courier Staff 3,4. ROGER COOPER: Track 4; FFA 1,2,3,4. „ „ „ „ . , _ . JUDI CORLIS: (Transfer Student-1964) Courier Staff 4; Cafeteria Staff 2; Pep Club 1,2,4; Math and Science Club 3; Commercial Club 3. DONNA CROSS: Courier Staff 4; Librarian 4; Cafeteria Staff 4; FHA 3,4. LARRY CROSS: FFA 1,4. THELMA SIRDAN: Choir 4; Cafeteria Staff 4. DENNIS STEELE: Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; FFA 1; Student Council 1,2; Student TGcichsr 3 4. KEN TERPENNING: FFA 1,2, 3,4; YFC 3. ESTHER TRASTER: Choir 1,4; Student Teacher 4; FHA 4; YFC 3. DAVID TRZEMZALSKI: Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; French Club 3,4. DON WALKER: FFA 1,2,3,4. m n A ANN ZAJAC: Class Play 3; Librarian 3,4; Class Treasurer 1; Student Teacher 2; Annual Staff 1,2, 3, 4; Future Nurses Club 2; French Club 3,4; Band 1; Pep Club 4. 21 PATRICIA CZERWIEC: Librarian 1,2,3; French Club Secretary and Treasurer 3,4; Class Secretary 1,3; Office Assistant 4; Class Play 3; Annual Staff Editor 4; Cafeteria Staff 2. LELAND DAILY: Track 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,3,4; Cafeteria Staff 3. LINDA GAMMAGE: Courier Staff 3; Office Assistant 4; Future Teachers Club 3; FHA 4; YFC 1,2,3; Future Nurses Club 2; Cafeteria Staff 3. LINDA GUILBAULT: Courier Staff 3,4; Office Assistant 4; Student Teacher 4; YFC 2; Future Nurses Club 2; Cafeteria Staff 3. GERALD GUSEK: FFA 1,2, 3,4; Student Teacher 4. NANCY HAMPEL: Cheerleader 1,2,3; Office Assistant 1,3; Choir 1; Student Teacher 3. DAVID HARP: FFA 1,2,3,4. DONNA HOUGHTON: Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Librarian 1; Student Teacher 2,3; Future Teachers Club 2; Annual Staff 1,2,4; French Club 3,4. RICHARD HUNTER: Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Courier Staff 4. NANCY JEFFREY: Cheerleader 1; YFC 1,2,3; Band 1; Pep Club 4. JERRY JOHNSTON: Band 1,2, 3, 4. THOMAS KAMINSKI: Track 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club 1,2, 3,4; Courier Staff 4; Student Council 2,4; Band 1,2. EVELYN KING: (Transfer Student-1964) Librarian 3; FHA 2,3; YFC 1,2, 3,4; YFC Treasurer 1; YFC Vice Pres. 3; Band 4. DENNIS KOEHLER: FFA 1; Courier Staff 4; Class Play 3; Future Teachers Club 2; Annual Staff 4; French Club 3. DAVID KOLACZ: Track 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 1,2, 3,4; FFA 1; Librarian 1,2, 3,4; Class President 1,2, 3,4. MARY LOU KOPPELBERGER: Varsity Club 4; Cheerleader 1,2; Class Play 3; Debate 2; Li- brarian 1; Class Secretary 2,4; Student Teacher 3,2; Annual Staff 2,4; YFC 3; French Club 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Majorette 1,2; Head Majorette 3,4. ROBERT LESTER: Track 3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Courier Staff 4; Class Treas. 2,3,4; Cafeteria Staff 4. ALAN LOCK: FFA 1. JUDY LOCKHART: Choir 1,2; Cafeteria Staff 1,2. GARY MANIER: Track 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; FFA 1,2; Class Play 3; Class Vice Pres. 4; Student Teacher 3,4; Future Nurses Club 1; Band 1,3,4. ARLENE MATTHEWS: Courier Staff 4; Office Assistant 3,4; Choir 3; YFC 2,3. RICHARD MC COOL: Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4- Varsity Club 2,3,4; Courier Staff 4. PATRICIA MC LAUGHLIN: Cheerleader 1,2,3; Courier Staff 4; Choir 1; Student Teacher 2,3; Cafeteria Staff 4. TONY MILESKI: FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4. INGEBORG MOCK: FHA 3; YFC 3; Future Nurses Club 3; German Club 3. KATHY MONTE I: Courier Staff 4; Choir 4; Librarian 3; Student Teacher 3,4; YFC 1,2,3 4- Band 3,4. .... ROBERT MOORE: Football 1; Basketball 2; Courier Staff 4; Class Play 3; YFC 2,3,4- Band 1 2,4. STEVE MOYER: Football 1; Baseball 2. DALE NELSON: FFA 1; Librarian 3,4. BARBARA OLESKY: Courier Staff 4; Class Play 3; Office Assistant 4; Choir 4; FHA 3; Future Nurses Club 1; French Club 3; Band 1; Pep Club 4. GRACE PARROTT: Class Play 3; Librarian 4; Annual Staff 1,2, 3,4; Future Nurses Club 1; French Club 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 4. JEANETTE RANDALL: French Club 4; Band 1,2; Pep Club 2,4. MARY RASSETTE: Class Play 3; Librarian 2,4; Student Council Secretary 3,4; Class Vice Pres. 1; Annual Staff 4; French Club 3,4; Cafeteria 1,2,3. MARY ANN SABO: Chess Club 1; Student Teacher 3; Choir 4; Cafeteria 4. FRED SAKUTA: FFA 1,2, 3,4; YFC 2. LINDA SARLES: Courier Staff 4. CHRISTINA SCHWADERER: Courier Staff 3, Editor 4; Class Play 3; Office Assistant 3; De- bate 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2; Pep Club 4; Student Teacher 4; Annual Staff 1,2,3, Editor 4; Future Nurses Club 1; Band 1,2,3; Vice President 4; Dixieland Band 3,4. CAROL SEARLES: Courier Staff 3,4; YFC 3; Cafeteria Staff 3. 22 Junior Class FRONT: Geraldine Clink, Lynn Bil- icki, Richard Dawson. SECOND ROW: Nancy Adamczyk, Carolyn Berry, Judy Biston, Donald Cline- smith. BACK: Donald Brigham, Kenneth Bragg, Paul Daily. OFFICERS--FRONT: Mr. Rupprecht, Sponsor; Jake Richter, Vice-Presi- dent; Doug Kramer, President. SECOND: Ron Parrino, Treasurer; Candy Snover, Secretary. BACK: Robert Fox, Student Council; Anca Vlasepolos, Student Council. FRONT: Darlene Jocham, Mary Den- hoff, Norma Furness. SECOND: Ronald Hunter, Mary Lou Houghton, Virginia Grow. BACK: Mike Dom- browski, Edward Forbes, Robert Hunter, Dwain Dennis. The Junior Class has been sponsor- ing activities in order to pay their last respects to the Senior Class at the Jun- ior and Senior Banquet and Prom. The Junior Class is very active in Debate. Six members of the Junior Class participate in debate. The boys in the Class of 66 are very active in all sports. We are very proud of them. 24 This year's homecoming queen candidates were Jean Siebert and Nancy Adamczyk. We feel that our class will go places in the future because we exhi- bit great potential and ingenuity. Helen Szpunar FRONT: MaryLou King, Diane LaBlanc, Marjorie Kupiec. SECOND: Janet Luhous- ke, Diane Kenney, Virginia King. BACK: Gerald Lasko, Carl Kinney, Carl King, Ronald Lemanski. FRONT: Elaine Wolak, Jeanie Sie- bert, Helen Szpunar. SECOND: William Walkiewicz, Pat Williamson. BACK: Melvin Sylvester, Bob Zy- rowski. FRONT: Carmen Sapien, Sue Lester, Diane Lockhart. SECOND: Mary Rushlow, Diane Miller, Ellen Rushlow. BACK: John Tay- lor, Toby Miller, Ron Parrino, Paul Rick- walt. ABSENT: Linda Krueger, Marion Lucious, Terry Pyles, Elizabeth Rodriquez, Daryl Thorp. 25 Sophomore Class FRONT: Kathy Chapel, Sharon Forbes, Kay Cooper, SECOND: Norman Easton, Lonnie Bewernitz, Larry Clink. BACK: Fred Armstrong, Richard Cross, John Adamczyk. OFFICERS--FRONT: Mr. Lester, Spon- sor; Philip Wolak, President; Sue Ross, Secretary; Judy Ross, Student Council. BACK: Randy Lyons, Vice President; Karen Henderson, Treasurer; Art Steele, Student Council; Mr. Rodgers, Sponsor. FRONT: Cathy Franckowiak, Barbara Fox, Linda Harneck. SECOND: Shar- on Galubenski, Susan Gray, Sandra Heineman. BACK: Michael Garbula, Kay Frode, Eugene Haney. The Sophomore Class is really great, each of the members loves to partake in all the acts of celebration. First it was the Freshman initiation. Then came the homecoming in Octo- ber, we wanted our float to take over- we worked so hard and it did pay- be- cause second place came right our way. They picked some queens from each class, it was surely hard to pick that lass, Cheryl and Sue were the homecoming queens, quite an experi- ence for the teens. Our class has got a lot of good sports, football and 26 basketball and all other sports. There is Rod, Randy and Lonnie, too. Les- ter and Rogers, our sponsors, are always there. If they are not it is very rare. They worked on the float for many a nite, and kept us all from wanting to fight. Our class officers try to lead the way. In conducting our business and having the say. All in all our class is great, we hope 1967 will be the date. Opal Hunter FRONT: Becky Hunter, Susan Kelley, Cheryl Kelley. SECOND: Mary Ann Lu- houske, Pamela LaFond, Sue Ann Kelley. BACK: Rod Kramer, Dennis Manier, Larry Maynard. FRONT: Ruby McAlpine, Dianne Smith, Vera Sabo. SECOND: David Nichol, Vic- toria Mileski, Janet Moore, Jim Par- rott. BACK: Darrell Sarles, Dennis Randall, Robert Plane, Maniel Sapien. FRONT: Gloria Traster, Janet Walkiewicz, Rebecca Snover. SECOND: Fred Lang- maid, Ronald Johnston. BACK: Anthony Williamson, Bruce Walls. ABSENT: Linda Caverly, Connie Ford, Linda Lester, Allen Nickens, Effie Rich- ards . 27 Freshman Class FRONT: Barbara Bragg, Darrell Begeman, Pat Badics. SECOND: Al- bert Benjamen, Dick Badics, Larry Barrons. BACK: Wayne Boyl, Richard Armstrong, Ron Barrons. OFFICERS--FRONT: Virginia Trzem- zalski. Vice President; Brett Mc- Laughlin, President. SECOND: Shar- on Vassallo, Treasurer; Marcia Hub- bard, Secretary. BACK: Mr. Bril, Sponsor; Jo Ann Yens, Student Council. FRONT: Cheryl Langmaid, Shirley May- nard, Judy Hergenreder. SECOND: Marion McCloskey, Judy Lemanski. BACK: Paul Miller, Erin Lanway, Jim Long, Calvin LeBlanc. Each venture Is a new beginning, a raid on the inarticulate With shabby equipment always deteri- orating In the general mess of imprecision of feeling. 28 A hard beginning makes a good end- ing. FRONT: Bonnie Ford, Connie Collins, Cathy Chantiny. SECOND: Gerald Har- neck, Patricia Crigger, Lyle Curry. BACK: Devere Clinesmith, Fred Green, Bill Everett, Larry Campbell. FRONT: Jane Peter, Linda Robinson, Sharon Rickwalt, Renae Rayl. SEC- OND: Dennis Nelson, Pam Parrino, Dan Pohlod. BACK: Wayne Moore, Pat Neff, David Roberson, William Monte i. FRONT: Pat Russell, Bob Tucker, Judy Kula. SECOND: Dick Taylor, Gary Sim- mons, Bill Russell. BACK: Eddie Van- Horn, Don Roberson, Glen Walls, Jim Kula. 29 ABSENT: Lorraine Baker. Eighth Grade FRONT: Debra Davis, Theresa Bilicki, Janie Begeman, Linda Gottler, Brenda Lalko, Denise Kelley, Cathy Galubenski, Pam Lyons, Janet Harneck, Sandra Bragg. SECOND- Advisor, Mrs. Miller; Mary Furness, Janice King, Joanne Lock, Doris King, Alice Shantiny, Marjorie Green, Anne Jaster, Vivian Delisle, RoseAnne Gusekl. BACK: Bob Cook, Larry Crittenden, Lynn Henderson, Jerry Gilmore, Don Fritz, Delbert King, Grant Gettel, Dan LaFond, Ron Adamczyk, Roger Jaynes. FRONT: Gloria May, Shirley Reynolds, Alma Rodriquez, Barbara Randall, Brenda Mc- Closkey. SECOND: Advisor, Mr. Miller; Evelyn Schmuhl, Lois Walls, Marjorie Spear, Cathy Prahin, Carol Walkiewicz, Doris Zeilinger. BACK: Dale Sakuta, Dean VanHorn, Glenn Miracle, Gary Swalwell, Gary Nichol, Mike McLaughlin, Robert Miller. ABSENT John Nickens, Jim Patterson, Bernard Bilicki, Ed Kelly. 30 Seventh Grade FRONT: Dinnis Cross, Marvin Houghton, Carol Brigham, Barbara King, Linda Conely, Karen Crigger, Nancy Chappel, Terry Barrons, Bob Green, Tom Davis. SECOND: Advis- or, Mrs. Bril; Janie Franckowiak, Linda Dombroski, Barbara Kolacz, Rilla Clink, JoAnn Jergenreder, Ricky Dale, Ed Bilicki, Dale Allen, Karl Crittenden. BACK: Jim Langmaid, Paul Lalko, Robin LaFond, Jim Froede, Jim Gilmore, Robert Diegel, Clifton Collins. FRONT: Loretta Spear, Linda Periso, Linda Warner, Wanda Miracle, Alice Steele, Diane Robinson, Mary Jo Nickens, Portia Owens, Billy Wixon, David Marquardt. SECOND: Miss Marcin, Advisor; Barbara Woods, Sandra Silvernail, Ellen Moore, Linda Salas, Pat McCloskey, Shelia Williamson, Rochelle Snover, Nancy Russell, Harold Traster. BACK: Ray Wolak, John Turscak, Stanley Prahin, Gerhardt Mock, Kenneth Walkiewicz, Don Trzemzalski, Fred Peter, Dan Packey, Kenneth Maynard, Kevin Williamson, Chris Walls, Fred Walker, William Stover. 31 Sixth Grade Mr. Walk FRONT: D. Byron, T. Prahin, M. Kelley, R. Vassallo, S. Lalko, R. Smithhart, R. Pyles, D. Rickwalt. SECOND: M. E. LeBlanc, S. Schwaderer, M. A. Wilkinson, M. Mileski, L. Curry, D. Dale, J. Langmaid, B. Green. BACK: Mr. Walk, R. Kelley, B. Moore, J. Gottler, D. Tait, M. Brandibur, D. Rieck, C. Klimek, E. Britton. Sixth Grade Mrs. Dale FRONT: D. Lalko, K. Davis, W. Maynard, R. Stevens, R. Hampshire, D. Lemanski, D. Cook. SECOND: D. Randall, M. Harbin, S. Wesch, L. Crittenden, M. Lock, P. Yens, W. Kelley, D. Langmaid, S. Dennis. BACK: Mrs. Dale, E. Arn, R. Dibble, R. Miller, P. Thompson, N. Simmons, L. Woods, P. Patterson, K. Darling, D. Klamert. Fifth Grade Mrs. Denhoff FRONT: J. Gyomory, R. Prahin, R. Clink, D. Lester, E. McCool, L. Salas, J. Bor- ek, T. Hill. SECOND: C. Williamson, C. Smock, D. Berwernitz, S. Grow, D. Lint- ner, M. Burns, R. Spear, D. Trzemzalski, D. Hahn. BACK: D. Houghton, J. Harper, C. Koehler, J. Roberson, T. Nickens, P. Miller, L. Trisch, F. Yens, C. Kelley, Mrs. Denhoff. ABSENT: J. Clouse. Fifth Grade Mrs. Coupar FRONT: F. Seddon, B. Gottler, D. Meyer, L. Henderson, L. Harneck, D. Houghton, J. Traster. SECOND: E. Lockhart, D. Lalko, B. McCloskey, J. Lemanski, C. Cook, J. Peter, C. Richter, D. Marquardt, A. Stover, K. Clouse. BACK: R. Dibble, F. Wolak, B. Leslie, D. Gilmore, V. Miracle, C. Sefton, J. Roberson, C. Kitts, J. Kolacz, D. Darling. ABSENT: G. Vanderpool. Fourth Grade Mrs. Wallace FRONT: D. Zyrowski, R. Snover, B. McCool, F. Lintner, D. Marquardt, S. Collins, 3. Sapien, R. Klamert, D. Maynard, D. Randall, J. Borek. SECOND: P. Sefton, K. VanHorn, M. L. Harneck, B. Burress, S. Kelley, D. Owen, M. Schrader, J. Bilicki, L. Langmaid, M. L. Langmaid, G. Swierzynski. BACK: C. Gettel, E. Kolacz, J. Bar- den, M. L. Walls, K. Miller, C. Kitts, N. Bragg, V. Dennis, J. Montei, P. King, Mrs. Wallace. ABSENT: J. Weber. Fourth Grade Mrs. Rupprecht FRONT: K. Barrons, B. Fox, E. Salas, D. LaFond, J. Nemeth, R. Reinelt, M. Brandi- bur, R. Dibble. SECOND: C. Campbell, C. Rushlow, D. Ahern, M. Jaster, A. John- ston, N. Rogers, S. Reimann, D. Eschtruth, L. Anger, K. Parker. BACK: M. Cum- mings, J. A. Berry, M. Walker, D. Barrons, R. Ollila, G. Miracle, R. Arn, D. Par- sell, R. Britton, P. Erdman, G. Keltner. ABSENT: K. Turner, D. Wolak, A. Delisle. 35 Third Grade Mrs. Hackett FRONT: S. Klamert, M. Seddon, J. Galubenski, S. Wesch, C. Houghton, B. Langmaid. SECOND: R. Koehler, J. Maynard, K. Wolak, V. Parker, S. Lintner, S. Nemeth, S. Reimann, D. Rickwalt, K. Traster. THIRD: R. Nichols, R. Pyles, D. Begeman, M. Die gel, R. Borek, L. King, J. Lockhart, D. Fritz, R. Wixon. BACK: P. Lis, T. Szo- stak, S. Weber, J. Kramer, P. Christie, D. Rickett, L. Kolacz, Mrs. Hackett. Second Third Grade Mrs. Greenleaf FRONT: B. Curry, J. Lester, J. Clouse, J. Britton, S. Champayne, O. Dibble, C. Klamert, R. Britton. SECOND: Mrs. Greenleaf, D. Marquardt, T. Bilicki, R. Mock, W. Szostak, S. Britton, T. Conely, B. Bragg, P. DeLisle, S. Keltner, P. Franckow- iak. BACK: V. Sumtek, J. Weller, M. Cassie, M. Eschtruth, D. Anger, L. Crigger, D. Wilinson, G. Mallory, P. Maynard, K. LaFond. ABSENT: F. Brigham, J. Vander- pool, E. Bilicki. Second Grade Mrs. Shields FRONT: J. Gottler, D. Zyrowski, R. Oliver, K. Lalko, R. Zuehlke, J. Meyer, E. Rushlow, W. Ensign, R. Patterson, A. Ozorowicz, E. Walkiewicz. SECOND: A. Get- tel, L. Borek, L. Stevens, B. Hahn, S. Keltner, D. Langmaid, S. Szostak, A. Wolak, M. Par sell, S. Reinelt, A. Allen. BACK: S. Arn, T. Petiprin, H. Walls, J. Bruce, D. Trisch, M. Tait, T. Kitts, D. Cook, T. Bilicki, D. Williamson, Mrs. Shields. ABSENT: K. Turner. First Grade Mrs. Stevenson FRONT: W. Klimek, L. Langmaid, D. Stevens, D. Kelther, R. McCloskey, T. Bastian, B. Burmeister, T. Caverly, T. LaBlanc. SECOND: J. Eschtruth, E. Thorp, T. Mag- iera, G. Bruce, S. Sharko, K. Brandibur, S. Nemeth, D. Lewicki, R. King. BACK: B. Galubenski, H. Houghton, M. Conely, D. Delisle, R. Weber, T. Lalko, R. Seidler, N. Parks, B. Gusek, Mrs. Stephenson. First Grade Mrs. Peter FRONT: R. Parker, S. Stover, H. Reaver, M. L. Anger, R. Diegel, R. Borek, M. Miller, D. Jaster. SECOND: F. Mitchell, N. Sefton, L. Mileski, P. Ahern, D. Sed- don, S. Brandibur, A. Klamert, D. Marquardt. BACK: Mrs. Peter, M. Bilicki, S. Fox, R. Wolak, B. Wright, J. DeLisle, J. Wenta, B. Mallory, G. Cummings. Special Education Mrs. Burmeister FRONT- B. Periso, R. Spear, R. Clouse, T. Klamert, M. Skiles. BACK: Mrs. Bur- meister, P. Sapien, D. Bilicki, S. Ozorowicz, R. McAlpine, E. Anger. 37 Kindergarten Morning Mrs. Wingert FRONT: K. Warner, L. Ensign, T. Delisle, J. Kopko, D. Anger, B. Szostak, B. John- ston, M. Bastian. SECOND: P. Weber, S. Wenzloff, D. Lewicki, S. Moore S Mar- tin, P. Lintner, C. Zyrowski, W. Tucker, D. Allen, B. Thorp, M. Bastian! BACK: R- Grieve, C. Copeland, R. Leslie, M. Wolak, P. VanHorn, R. Williamson, N. Rick- etts, D. Seddon. Afternoon Mrs. Wingert FRONT: S. Sharko, R. Weller, J. Smutek, E. Nichol, A. Houghton, D. Burress, B. Packey, L. J. Mitchell. SECOND: K. Kibbey, R. Phillips, P. Eschtruth, R. Powell, J. Nickens, P. Owen, N. Gottler, T. Britton, M. Miller, D. Marquardt. BACK: M. Bragg, K. Cook, R. Lester, S. Lalko, J. Kitts, J. Tait, S. Koehler, D. Lalko, I. Wright. 38 The candidates for queen were, left to right: Pam Parrino, Sue Ross, Jean Sei- bert, Mary Lou Kop- pelburger, Linda Gil- bult, Nancy Adamczyk, Cheryl Kelley and Jo Ann Yens. Home- The seniors put a lot of time in on their prize winning float. The name of their float was Haunted House with a rather pretty witch, owl tombstone and a lot of other ghoulish fix- tures . 40 The co-captains, crowning the Queen and presenting her with her Roses, are Dave Kolacz and Tom Kaminski. coming 41 Debate The 1964-65 debate team consisted of the Affirmative team: Nan- cy Adamczyk, Lynn Bilicki, Donna Houghton, and Mary Lou Houghton and the Negative team: Erin Lanaway, Mary Denhoff, Anca Vlasopolos, and Elaine Wolak. They were coached by Miss Marilyn Marcin. The team has split its debates winning eight and losing eight. One debator, Anca Vlasopolas ranked fifth in the Lower Thumb Debate League for the individual speaker-points. The team expects to have an even better team next year since we are losing only one member, Donna Houghton, who is graduating this year. Journalism At the beginning of the 1964-65 school year, the Courier had only two veteran reporters. Now, after weeks of work on the job, training, the Courier has a rather experienced staff. This year's class began by learning such fundamentals as writ- ing, typing, and assembling articles the way it must be done for a newspaper. After each publication the students learn a little more about the finer arts of the newspaper business and meeting those never-ending deadlines. We hope you enjoy this year's effort. 42 Librarians The staff of librari- ans have been very helpful to the student body in help- ing them to select inter- esting and informative books. We also take pride in our attractive bulletin board displays. As the holidays and seasons change so, also, do the decorations. They pro- vide a pleasant atmosphere in which students find it easy to study. We attended the Mich. Association of Schools Librarian meeting from which we received many interesting and help- ful tips on the care of li- brary books and material. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Kolacz, Dale Nelson, Mary Rossete, Ann Zajac, Cheryl Kelley, Mrs. Opper- man. Advisor. STANDING: Jim Parrott, Art Steele, Phil Wolak, Donna Cross, Grace Parrott, Candy Snover, Elaine Wolak, and Mary Denhoff. Office Assistants LEFT TO RIGHT: Jamie Biston Mary Lou King Pat Czerwiec Barbara Oleksy LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Rushlow Diane Miller Linda Gammage Linda Guilbault 43 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Chris Schwderer, Dick Taylor, Barbara Fox, Grace Hunter, Brenda Locko, Ed Van Horn, Lonnie Bewernitz, Jerry Jonhston, Daryel Schmuhl, Debbie Davis, John Taylor, Glen Walls, Garry Manier, Carol Walkie- Bob Hunter, Paul Rickwalt, Bob Moore and Jamie Biston. STANDING: Director Nancy Adamczyk. SEATED: Bob Fox. MAJORETTES--Head: Mary Koppleburger, Majorettes This Years Majorettes, led by Mary Koppleburger, marched at all the home games and at one away game, the U of M Band Day, Homecoming parade and the Gov. Rom- ney parade along with the marching band. The girls worked hard this summer on new uni- forms for the start of the marching sea- son. They are grateful to the Band Boosters for pur- chasing new hats and plumes to go with the new uniforms. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Denhoff, Pam Lyons, Drum Majorette-- Mary Lou Koppleburger, Denise Kelley and Jane Peter. 44 Band Parott, Judy Biston, and Lynn Bilicki. SECOND ROW: Marcia Hubbard, Becky Begamen, Larry Crittenden. THIRD ROW: Lois Walls, Marjorie Spear, Evelyn wicz, Larry Campbell, Del King, Paul Miller, Wayne Moore, Bret McLaughlin, Mr. William Rupprechtt, Kathy Monti, Jack Burns, Dolly Silvernail, Evelyn King, Mary Denhoff, Pam Lyons, Denise Kelley and Jane Peter. Dixieland Band A brand new instrumental group arrived on the Kingston scene last year in the form of the Dixieland Band. This spirited group under the direction of Mr. Rupprecht livened things up a great deal. The band wears red and white striped vests and plays popular music. Last year the band perform- ed at Awards night. Memorial Day Parade, and the PTA chicken Bar- B-Que. LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris Schwderer, Dick Taylor. Lonnie Bewernitz, Mary Lou Koppleburger, Jack Burns, Bob Fox, John Taylor, Gary Manier, Bob Moore, Jamie Biston and Director: Mr. Rupprecht. 46 SEATED, Left to Right: Historian, Judy Ross; Secretary, Mary Denhoff; President, Elaine Wolak; Vice President, Sue Ross; Treasurer, Virginia Grow. SECOND ROW: Advisor, Mrs. Miller; Esther Traster, Gloria Traster, Renae Rayl, Carmen Sapien, Becky Hunter, Nancy Russell, Cathy Galubinski, Sharon Rickwalt, Judy Lemanski, and Cheryl Kelley. THIRD ROW: Linda Sylvester, Linda Harneck, Sharon Galubinski, Mary Ann Luhouski, Margie Green, Gerry Clink, Ann Jaster, Virginia King, Donna Cross and Pam LaFond. FHA The Future Homemakers of America is a club dedicated to the promotion of good homemaking prac- tices and to careers in home economics, and to building better home and community life. During this past year the girls were busy working on differ- ent projects and various degrees. The largest project the group has engaged in this year is the selling of cook books. The club went to Elkton- Pigeon- Bay Port High School for the Regional Future Homemakers meeting at the begining of the year. At Christmas the FFA and FHA had a combined Christmas Dance. Then, in the latter part of February the girls had a special meeting in which their mothers were invited. This special meeting consisted of an Avon demonstra- tion and then refreshments. The group meets once a month. 46 The chapter has quite a busy year. The first thing in the year is a chicken pro- ject. This project is an educational one and not a money making project. When the chickens are eight weeks old we have the annual Parent and Son Banquet. The crop drive is considered a big event for many of the members. We made approximately 100 dollars in crops and money from people who contributed to the drive in which we fight for the hungry world. The State Convention is an annual af- fair in which a member and an officer go to the University of Michigan for three days. Four members went down to the Na- tional Convention at Kansas City, Missouri. They were Carl King, Larry Cross, Lyle Curry, and Larry Clink. The most important business transac- tion was when the FFA bought the new Pop Corn machine. FFA FRONT ROW, Left to Right: L. Cross, F. Sakuta, D. Clinsmith, B. Hunter, C. King, R. Hunter, T. Miliski, and Advisor Mr. Harper. SECOND ROW: D. Brigham, Jeanette Rand- all, Secretary; L. Maynard, A. Willimson, L. Clink, F. Armstrong, R. Cross, P. William- son, and G. Gusek. THIRD ROW: D. Dennis, M. Sapien, R. Armstrong, D. Begeaman, G. Lasko, D. Pohlod, A. Benjamin, R. Cooper, L. Daily, and D. Hunter. FOURTH ROW: B. Russel, M. Sylvester, P. Neff, L. Curry, D. Roberson, P. Daily, D. Walker, C. Kinney, andE. Browning. FIFTH ROW: D. Roberson, D. Clinsmith, J. Kula, J. Tucker, F. Green, D. Harp, W. Montei, J. Long, and K. LaBlanc. 47 Annual Staff Student Council STANDING, Left to Right: Dennis Koehler, Ron Lemanski, Sue Ross, Becky Hunter, Judy Ross, Bruce Walls, Anca Vlasopolas. SEATED: Mary Rossette, Candy Snover, Mary Lou Houghton. Pres. John Burns Vic. Pres. Bob Fox Sec'y Mary Rosette Treas. Tom Kaminski Band- Gary Manier 11th Anca Vlasopolas 10th Art Steel, Judy Ross 9th (Not pictur- ed) Virginia Tremzalski, Sharon Vassolo 8th Dan LaFond, Margie Green 7th Dale Allen, Ellen Moore EDITORS--LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Zajac, Facul- ty; Grace Parrott, Underclassmen. STANDING: Mrs. Opperman, Advisor; Chris Schwederer, Editor; Elaine Wolak, Sports; Mary Denhoff, Acti- vities . Choir BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Sue Lester, Becky Hunter, Diane Smith, Susan Gray, Pat Armstrong, Barbara Oleksy, Evelyn King, Mr. Rupprecht, Director. CENTER ROW: Kathy Chantny, Linda Robinson, Alice Chantny, Doris King, Esther Traster, Mary Lou King. TOP ROW: Carmen Sapien, Mary Ann Sabo, Cathy Monti, Thelma Sirdan, Alma Rodriquez. 48 BOTTOM: D. Kolacz, T. Kaminski. SECOND ROW: J. Burns, D. Trzem- zalski, L. Dailey, G. Manier, D. McCool, J. Cassie, J. Brandibur, B. Lester. THIRD ROW: A. Nickens, D. Kramer, R. Parrino, T. Miller, D. Dennis, J. Evans, P. Williamson, L. Bewernitz, R. Armstrong. FOURTH ROW: B. Everett, D. Roberson, D. Roberson, J. Parrott, R. Lyons, F. Armstrong, A. Steele, B. Plane, P. Miller. TOP ROW: Coach Lew Lester, W. Boyl, R. Badics, W. Moore, B. McLaughlin, G. Harneck, Coach Gary Rogers; Manager D. Lester. SCHEDULE Kingston 6 Reese 13 Kingston 6 Sebewaing 12 Kingston 6 Owengage 13 Kingston 6 Akron-Fairgrove 19 Kingston 6 Union ville 20 Kingston 13 Ubly 14 Kingston 33 Mayville 14 Hail, the victors! It's gonna be a L-O-N-G season! Senior Squad FRONT, Left to Right: Tom Kaminski, Jerry Cassie, Gary Manier, Dick McCool. BACK: Dave Kolacz, Jack Burns, Bob Lester. Although the 1964 edition of the Cardinal football team was victorious in only two of the eight games played, they displayed an interesting brand of football as was indica- ted by the closeness of the scores. The Cardinals lost one game by one point and three games by one touchdown. In the last game of the season the Cards roared back and slaughtered our old rivals, Mayville, 33-14. Post-season honors were won by End Tom Kaminski: 1st team, all conference. Tackle Dick McCool: 2nd team all conference. Tackle Lonnie Bewernitz: honorable men- tion all conference. Halfback Dave Kolacz: honorable mention all conference. In a vote by the team members the following selections were made: Most outstand- ing offensive lineman: Doug Kramer, Most outstanding defensive lineman: Lonnie Bew- ernitz, Most outstanding offensive back and Most outstandingdefensive back: Dave Kolacz. Cardinal Co-Captains 51 Dave Kolacz Tom Kaminski TOP ROW: T. Kaminski, J. Richter, D. McCool, P. Daily, D. Kramer. BOTTOM ROW: T. Miller, B. Lester, B. Fox, D. Kolacz, J. Burns, Coach Lester. Varsity Basketball SCHEDULE Kingston 73 North Branch 69 Kingston 91 Reese 93 Kingston 71 Sebewaing 75 Kingston 83 Owengage 61 Kingston 69 Ak-Fairgrove 65 Kingston 64 Unionville 57 Kingston 106 Ubly 83 Kingston 109 North Branch 96 Kingston 106 Mayville 104 Kingston 76 Reese 84 Kingston 112 Sebewaing 83 Kingston 76 Owengage 88 Kingston 75 Ak-Fairgrove 70 Kingston 98 Unionville 80 Kingston 110 Ubly 74 Kingston 89 Mayville 88 Jr. Varsity TOP ROW: R. Kramer, J. Parrott, L. Bewernitz, D. Randall, M. Sapien, R. Lyons, Coach Rogers. BOTTOM ROW: F. Armstrong, K. Henderson, R. Johnson, A. Nickens, A. Steele. 52 TOP TOM Varsity Track do� ?ave K ?iacz,i Ray Caverly« Dick McCool, Tom Kaminski, Coach Lester. KOW: Lee Daily, Ron Parrino, Jack Burns. BOT- TRACK SCHEDULE April 15 North Branch April 8 April 20 Unionville April 15 April 21 Mayville April 22 0 Central--Relays April 29 May C-D Invitational- May 6 Unionville May 13 May 20 Track Baseball BASEBALL SCHEDULE Sebewaing Owengage Ak-F air grove Unionville Ubly Mayville Reese Varsity Baseball TOP: Tim Miller, Bob Lester, Randy Lyons. BOTTOM: Jake Richter, Pat Williamson, Gary Manier. TOP; Tom Kaminski, Dave Ko- lacz. Coach Rogers. BOTTOM: Ron Parrino, Lonnie Bewernitz, Art Steele. 54 Ninth Grade FIRST ROW: Larry Camp- bell, Paul Miller, Wayne Moore, Ronald Barrons, Donald Roberson, Mr. Wenz- laff. SECOND ROW: Larry Barrons, David Roberson, Gerald Harneck, Brett Mc- Laughlin. Grade LAST ROW: Mr. Miller, Scott Fritz, Dean VanHorn, Glen Miracle, Donald Fritz, Gary Swallwell, Grant Gettle, Dale Sakuta. SECOND ROW: Dan LaFond, Bob Cook, Bob Mil- ler, JohnNickens, Mike Mc- Laughlin. Basketball Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Gerhandt Mock, Don Trzemzalski, Jim Gil- more, Dan Packey, Fred Pet- ers, Dennis Cross, Mr. Les- ter. SECOND ROW: Ken Erd- man, Ed Bilicki, Bob Green, Ray Wolak, David Marquardt, Chris Walls, Don Dibble. THIRD ROW: Bill Kelley, Paul Lalko, Dale Allen, Ken May- nard, Ken Walkiewicz, Bob Deigel, Ricky Dale. FOURTH ROW: Stan Prahin, Terry Bar- rons, Billy Stover, Kevin Wil- liamson, Marvin Houghton, Robin LaFond. 55 VARSITY BASKET BALL--TOP TO BOTTOM: Sharon Galuban- ski, Gail Crigger, Cheryl Kelly, Joyce Coon. VARSITY FOOTBALL--LEFT TO RIGHT: Gail Crigger, Sue Ross, Cheryl Kelly, Donna Houghton Cheerleaders Got in a JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL--Barb- ara Fox, Sue Ross, Sandy Heineman, Jan- et Walkiewicz. Huddle” FRESHMAN BASKETBALL-- Pat Badics, Virginia Tzremzal- ski, JoAnn Yens. SITTING: Sharon Vasallo. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL-- --Denise Kelly, Janet Harneck, Mary Jo Nickens, Karen Crigger, Pam Lyons. SITTING: Cathy Sandra Silvernail, JoAnn Hergenreder. Galubanski. 56 St. Michael's Catholic Church Pastor: Rev. Raymond Pilarski Pilgrim Holiness Church Pastor: Rev. Raymond Dean c 0 n g r a t u 1 a t • i 0 n s S e n • 1 o r s 3% Savings Accounts Christmas Club Industrial Loans Monthly Payment Loans Safe Keeping Travelers Checks 4% Certificates of Deposit Commercial Accounts Real Estate Mortgages Automobile and Implement Loans Safe Deposit Boxes Col lections The Kingston State Bank Member of ABA I BA MBA Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone 683-2400 Kingston, Mich. I.G.A. Leads the Way Support Your Loca 1 Home Owned and Operated Store Qua I i ty G rocer i es, Meats Sr P roduce 58 John Burns, Prop. PARKER BROS. FURNITURE APPLIANCES General Electric Phone 683-2336 Kingston Michigan ED'S PLUMBING HEATING Cong ratu1 at ions to the Graduating Class Kingston Enterprise Tori dheet Burk's Water System Residential Industrial Phone 683-2250 Kingston Michigan BARDEN'S HARDWARE Deford Elevator Company Beans-- Grain-- Seed-- Bulk Fert i Ii zer Phone Cass City 872-2460 Deford Michigan Frigidaire Appliances Maytag Washers Se i dli tz Paints Ph i 1 gas Phone 683-2505 - Kingston Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1965 KINGSTON INSURANCE AGENCY Quality Products At Prices You Can Afford To Pay Kingston Lumber Moore’s Service Company Building Supplies Transit Mix Concrete Lumber Phone 683-2280 Phone 683-2530 Kingston Michigan Kingston Michigan C.B. 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Frank Phone OS 3-2535 Caro Michigan ACTIVE HOMES CORP. Marlette, Michigan Phone ME 5-9771 'The Finest in Mobile Home Livi ng' 64 Best W i shes to the Graduating Class Cass City (IGA) Foodliner Table R i te Meats Bauer Candy Co. Wholesale Distributors Phone 872-2960 Cass C i ty Every Day Low Prices H. Lenda Prop. Kingston Elevator Company We Aim To Please Beans - Grain - Coal - Feeds Ferti 1izer Seeds ' Phone 683-2220 Kingston, Michigan CHAMBERLAIN'S SELF-SERVICE SHOE MART Shoes for the Entire Family Back of the Hotel Montague- Hoopcr Drug Store LARRY'S TV ELECTRONICS INC. Caro M i ch i gan Compl iments of MICHIGAN OIL CO. Caro M ich igan Your Shell D i str ibutor! U-SAVE DISCOUNT in Caro Where Your Money Goes Farther!!! Drugs-G1oves-School Supplies-etc. CARO FLOOR COVERING CO. L i noleum--T i 1 e--Carpet i ng--Pa ints 189 N. State Street Caro, Michigan Ph. OS 3-2535 Compl iments of CARO SURPLUS STORE RILEY'S SHOE STORE OS 3-2432 Caro, Michigan 1006 East Caro Rd. Caro, Michigan Ph. 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POWELL STUDIOS A Profit-Sharing Organization Insurance Programs Are Provided A good Place to Buy DONALD LANWAY REAL ESTATE South Kingston Road Representing B. A. CALKA Broker Phone Kingston 683-2348 67 AGR ICO Nation's Leading Fertilizer SHAVER'S GARAGE 1116 E. Caro Rd. Caro, Michigan Phone OS 3-3039 LAZY T MEATS Congratulations Seniors Custom K i11 ings Filling Home Freezers From the Everyday Needs 808 E. Mayville Rd. ANNUAL STAFF S i1verwood, Mich. Donors Dairy Mart, Cass City Heineman's, Kingston Legg's Meat Market, Kingston Sherman Gardens, Cass City Konrad's Dairy Bar-Bakery, Cass City Chapelo's Shoe Service, Caro Martin's Restaurant, Cass City Collins Shoe Store, Caro Wright's Shoe Repair, Cass City Wood Rexall Drug, Cass City Bailey Graham Barber Shoppe, Cass City The Landmark, Caro Caro Wallpaper Hobby Shop J. C. Penney, Caro Dibble's, Caro 68 Who put gum on the ball! ! I dare you to do that again! No--the blonde in the third row! Grrrrrrr! I'm a bear! I'm gonna take my ball and go home ! ! ! Octopus or Octopi? ? ? than switch! ---and I wanted to be a ballet dancer! ! 69 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City — Winnipeg Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA