Kingston High School - Xenolith Yearbook (Kingston, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1970 volume:

Old To New As you journey through our yearbook from the past to the present, look for the future that is hid- den there for all of the students, faculty, and people connected with our school now, and yet to come to our new school. We hope that you have many great memories of our old school and that you leave your past behind where it belongs. We're in the new school now, there are new and better things coming our way. Be prepared. We hope you thoroughly enjoy our book. We have enjoyed putting it together for you. Nancy Chappel Table Of Contents TITLE........... TABLE OF CONTENTS ACTIVITIES...... HONORS.......... SPORTS.......... ADMINISTRATION . SENIORS......... UNDERCLASSMEN . . ADVERTISING . . . . 2 This year as every year Activities have played a major role in our social life. Dances, Homecoming, Clubs and other activities have helped us develop from dull people into interesting outgoing people. And through their efforts they will make the lives of people today better for tomorrows living. Crowning of the Queen The Queens Court 69-70 Homecoming The Queen Candidates Queen Barb Of K.H.S. 4 Highlights Presenting the Roses to Her. Her First Few Steps Of Royalty The Seniors built their float at Alice Steele's house. Where they put a lot of time and effort in it. They received second place. Seniors Homecoming Juniors As last year, the Junior float was constructed at Mr. Mrs. Roy Corliss' As a result of many changes and innov- ations, our float took first prize. Fol- lowing this joyous occasion, our float mysteriously burned. The Freshmen this year built their float at Mr. G Mrs. Owens. There was a lot of work and effort put in it. They received the 3rd place award. The Freshmen were sponsored by Mr. Harrison and Miss Miller. Freshmen Floats Eighth Grade The eighth grade built their float in Joy Kramers bam this year. Mrs. Brzezinski and Mr. Freeman were th- eir sponsors. They received last place, even though they worked very hard through- out that week. Senior Band After a sharp looking marching season, K.H.S. Band continued with concert season, which included seperate performances of Choir and Bands. Various special presentations were given by Brass groups and The New Wind Ensembles. Many events are yet to come and with our transfer to the new facilities, we plan on much enjoyment. Majorettes Jr. Ba The Junior Band is composed of Junior High Students. They participate in Christmas concer- ts and Junior High Solo Ensem- ble. When the Junior Band stu- dents reach the 9th grade or when they have possessed cer- tain specifications they will go into the Senior Band. Choir Starting with summer practices in August we be- gan to prepare for our Christmas Cantata Sing We Now of Christmas . It proned to be very suc- cessful and we have plans for future programs. Journalism Working hard at trying to get the paper out on time. Student Council Your Student Council has been hard at work re-writing the Constitution of Kingston High School. We would like to get this passed this year. We have made many important changes and we hope you will like them. Your Student Council also helped to organize the move into the new High School. Office Assistants These girls work in the Superin- tendent's and Principal's offices run- ning errands, taking and delivering messages and taking attendances. Student Teachers These students work for and with teachers, cor- recting papers, preparing work exercises and other similar things. 11 Yearbook Staff Editor-in-Chief........................................................ Assistant Editor....................................................... Administration Editor.................................................. Judy Wanamaker Senior Editor.......................................................... Barb Woods and Gloria Cameron Underclassmen Editor................................................... Kathi Darling and Karin Crigger Activities Editor...................................................... Ruth Spear, Dianna Marquardt, Joann Hergenreder and Linda Dombrowski Sports Editor.......................................................... Shelley Schwarder and Fred Peter Advertising Editor..................................................... John D'Addezio, Ralph Chappel, Kevin Burrons Photographer........................................................... ADVISOR................................................................ . . Nancy Chappel Michelle Brandibur . . . Loretta Spear . . . . Ellen Moore . . . . Carol Rayl . . . Barb Kolacz . Dolly Silvemail Michelle Brandibur Michelle Brandibur . . Mrs. Opperman Magazines and newspapers must be put out everyday. Library Since our move into the new school, classes are no longer held in the library so it is open to students all hours of the day. The new library also features many facilities that were not available before, including: a lounge area, a separate refer- ence area, individual study desks, audio visual carrels, display cases, a complete check out and charging unit and doubled seating capacity. Staff The audio visual equipment has now been incorporated into the lib- rary in a separate room. Student librarians duties include checking books in and out, shelv- ing returned books, putting away magazines and papers, preparing new books for the shelf, mending damaged books, preparing bulletin boards and displays, and assisting students find the books and materials they need. French Students Using the new language lab, the French students are able not only to hear French songs, tapes and records, but are able to record and hear their French voices . According to Mary Lou Walls, French I student, The French language lab is very interesting. It is all con- cealed in the ceiling. The days that we are going to use the lab, Miss Lundberg has all the controls at a touch. There's a switch for each set of earphones. The earphones and microphones drop down to about a foot above our heads. Everyone gets out a set of earphones and puts them on. When we turn on the sound guess who we hear? Miss Lundberg. The French II class is planning our annual multi-eventful French trip. Last year's trip included being lost in both Canada and Detroit, a police escort, and a mascot 'Canuk'. FHA This year the Future Homemakers of America be- gan the year with a Beeline Fashion Show. Several F.H.A. girls modeled the fashions. One new member was initiated at the annual initiation and Christmas party held Dec. 8. It was decided that one meeting a month would be held at one of the member's homes during the last half of the school year. Bake sales and car washes will be held to raise money for the yearly F.H.A. trip. FFA The primary aim of the FFA is Citizenship, Lead- ership and Cooperation. Of our present officers all but one of the officers have been to the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. This year at the National Convention the word boy was deleted and the word student of vocational agriculture submitted thereby opening the way for girls to belong to the FFA. Presenting Top Ten Valedictorian Carol Rayl •Miss Carol Rayl is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rayl of Plane Rd. Silverwood. She was born on March 5, 1952 and has attended Kingston Community School since the eighth grade. Carol has been a member of the National Honor Soci- ety, a cheerleader, F. H. A. , Student Council, annual staff, librarian and an officer of her class. Her future plans are to get a job and then later marriage. Salutatorian Mike Heacock Mr. Michael Heacock is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Heacock. He was born March 25, 1952 and has attended Kingston Community School for two years. Mike has been active as a student teacher and has worked in the office. He plans to attend Michigan Technological University where he plans on taking an Electrical Engineering course. 18 Honor Students THIRD Daniel Packey Daniel Packey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Packey of E. Sani- lac Rd. Mayville. His future plans are to attend Central Michigan University. Judy Wanamaker is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Wanamaker of Legg Rd. Kingston. She plans to attend Sagi- naw Business Institute. FOURTH Judy Wanamaker Ellen Moore is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Moore. Ellen plans to attend Spring Arbor College. Gloria Cameron is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cameron. Eastern Michigan University is where she plans on attending. FIFTH Ellen Moore FIFTH Gloria Cameron Nancy Chappel is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garth Chappel. Nancy's future plans are to get married. Dale Allen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Allen. Dale's future plans are to attend Michigan State University. SIXTH Nancy Chappel 19 SEVENTH Dale Allen NINTH Ray Wolak TENTH Ed Bilicki EIGHTH Don Trzemzalski Don Trzemzalski is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Trzemzalski. Don plans to further his education at C. M.U. Ray Wolak is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wolak. He plans to attend M. S. U. in the fall. Edward Bilicki is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bilicki of Deford. Ed's future plans are to attend C. M. U. National Honor Society The purpose of the N. H. S. is to honor those members of grades 9-12 who are outstanding in Leadership, Character, Scholarship and Service. Students are nominated by a teacher. Then each teacher is asked to rate each nominee on leadership ability, character and service to school and community. The rating sheets along with the student's scholastic average and interview with the nominee by a Faculty-Administrative Committee are used to make the final choice of members. This years inductees are: Michael Heacock, Gloria Cameron, Chris Cherniawski, Deane Matquardt, Kim Parker and Linda Anger. A candle light induction ceremony is planned March 25, 1970. This page is dedicated to the athletes of Kingston High School. The young people of our school that have the ability to play the game fairly with good sportsmanship and with lots of hard practice. The new gym at Kingston High will be a place to remember as the most active part of the young men's lives at our school. 21 V a r s • t y F o 0 t b a 1 I BACK ROW: Coach Morgan, B. Diegel, D. Lalko, D. Allen, E. Bilicki, J. Cottier, D. Le- manski, K. Corlis, Coach Bebow. FRONT ROW: D. Marquardt, R. Smith, F. Peter, D. Pack- ey, T. Barrons, C. Collins, S. Lalko, R. Stevens, missing K. Walkiewicz. 22 Senior Squad BACK ROW: D. Allen, D. Packey. FRONT ROW: D. Marquardt, B. Diegel, E. Bilicki, F. Peter, C. Collins, and T. Barrons. Jr. Varsity Football BACK ROW: Coach VanHorn, D. Houghton, F. Seddon, L. Hameck, L. Ross, D. Gilmore, G. Swerizynski. MIDDLE ROW: D. Bewernitz, D. Lester, C. Gettel, D. LaFond, B. Soper, K. Borek, K. Barrons, FRONT ROW: M. Parker, L. Henderson, D. Darling, D. Houghton, J. Ko- lacz, E. Kolacz, B. Gottler, J. Borek, F. Wolak. Jr. High Football 24 KINGSTON CARDINALS Varsity Players BACK ROW: R. Koliba, D. Packey, D. Trzemzalski, E. Bilicki, MIDDLE ROW: Coach Mor- gan, R. Stevens, K. Coriis, D. Cook, D. Lemanski, D. Lalko. FRONT ROW: S. Lalko D Diegel, D. Allen, T. Barrons, T. Cherniawski. 28 J.V. Team BACK ROW: E. Kolacz, S. Van Cleave, M. Wnuk, F. Sedden, D. Darling, D. Gilmore, D. Bewer- nitz L. Hameck, MIDDLE ROW: R. Clink, J. Kolacz, D. Houghton, J. Gymory, D. Lester L. Ross, F. Wolak, Coach Bebow. FRONT ROW: D. Meyer, M. Parker, D. Houghton, J. Borek, L. Henderson, D. Gottler. Away get Away Form Teamwork Freshmen Basketball BACK ROW: D. Parsell, B. Soper, D. LaFond, J. Montei, C. Gettel, G. Sweirizyn- ski, Coach Van Horn, FRONT ROW: M. Brandibur, C. Wolak, J. Nemeth, B. Fox, K. Barrons, R. Chappel, J. Borek. Eighth Graders BACK ROW: F. Brigham, J. Rayl, L. Willis, J. Meyer, L. King, FRONT ROW: D. Begeman, R. Nichol, M. Diegel, R. Borek, M. Eschtruth, D. Anger, J. Lockhart. 30 K.H.S. Cheerleaders Varsity (L. TO R. ): J. Roberson, C. Richter, D. Estruth, M. Burns, D. Trzemzalski. CEN- TER FRONT: J. Barden. Junior Varsity BACK ROW: (L. TO R. ): C. Campbell, D. Barrons, R. Dib- ble, FRONT ROW: T, Smith, D. D'Addezio, N. Rogers. Eighth BACK ROW: S. Reimann, C. Houghton, FRONT ROW: S. Wolak, L. Jepson, V. Parker. Seventh BACK ROW: A. Catlin, S. Reinelt, A. Allen. FRONT ROW: L. Borek, L. Lester, M. Wnuk. 4 31 T u m T b e 1 a • m n g BACK ROW: M. LaFountain, K. LaFountain, P. Kings, J. Meyers. FRONT ROW: N. Confer, D. Marquardt, G. May, Coach Morgan. 32 For a building to be sound and strong enough to withstand all of the onslaughts of na- ture it must be built on a strong foundation. So a student must have a strong foundation of knowledge, character and spirit to withstand the increasing pressures of a fast moving m0d,Tt a the school board and administrators planned and supervised die building of the new school, the faculty are supervising the building of students knowledge, character, an spirit for a strong foundation of life. . .. . If a teacher can lay one or two lasting blocks of knowledge, character or spirit in a student's life foundation, he has done his job well. A d m 1 n • i s t r a t • i o n MR. JOHN FOX President MR. GARY KOEHLER Secretary SCHOOL BOARD AT WORK MR. MARVIN KRAMER Vice-President School Board These are the men who through their time, effort, and considerable planning have gotten us our new school. These men make our school laws and district policies. A few other tasks they do are hiring teachers, settling budget matters, buying books, and getting us bus drivers to transport us here every day. We owe them many thanks and deep appreciation for what they have done for us. Keep up the good work! ! MR. LOUIS WENZLOFF Trustee MR. FRED RUGGLES Trustee MR. ROBERT WILMOT Trustee Mr. Robert Cameron Superintendent As you leave high school I would urge you to do three things. First, be a dreamer. Dream glorious dreams and follow your dream. Secondly, don't be afraid to take a chance be- cause of the fear of failure. It has been said many times that a person who has never failed, has never attempted anything. Thirdly, by now you have a personal set of principles by which you will live. Regardless of trials or tribulations, don't give up your principles. No matter how success is measured, you will be a success. Superintendents office, May I help you? ; a friendly yet business like voice inquires. And who could this voice belong to other than Mrs. Sharon Brandibur, secretary or the superintendents office and supervisor of the high school girls who work in the o ice. 35 Mr. Donald Schoneboom Principal Students leaving Kingston have been taught many tilings which will soon be forgotten. These things will be forgotten because they will not relate directly to what the person is doing. Regardless of what a person does af- ter graduation, there are some things really worth remembering: We should periodically review our accomplish- ments, our shortcomings and our ambitions; the greatest success and accomplishment comes through patience and effort over a long period of time; that the greatest success results from cooperation with interested and cap- able people; that the greatest joy in achievement comes from appreciation by and encouragement of one's friends; and that we all will make mistakes but if we can subdue our pride, our arrogance and our prestige, we will not be ashamed to admit and correct these mistakes. May you always find that inspiration which accom- panies sincerity and truthfulness. Mrs. Wilda Nemeth is the high school secretary. She also supervises the 13 girls who work various hours in the office. Here she greets you with her cheerful morning smile as she prepares for the coming hectic day. Nothing like a smile to start a day - maybe it will keep trouble away. 36 Faculty MR. BRADLEY teaches Government, Michigan History and Journalism. Here his seventh grade class is trying to learn some English. MRS. OPPERMAN is our Yearbook Advisor. She teaches College Preparatory English and also is Head Mistress over die library assistants. Here she is getting an assignment ready for her College Prep students. MR. BOWEN is an Advisor for the Juniors. He teaches English and English Literature. In this pic- ture he is listening to one of his students give a Speech and is now giving him a mark. 37 MR. BEBOYV is a Senior Advisor. He also teaches Al- gebra, Math 7, Geometry and Advanced Math. In this picture the students are suppose to be working on Trigonometry but as you can see they aren't. MR. McDEVITT teaches Industrial Education and Arts Crafts. He is also an Advisor to the Seventh Grade. MISS MILLER is an Advisor for the ninth grade. She also teaches Science 7 and English. The stu- dents are studying about the Human Body and here she is pointing out the different parts to them. MR. HARRISON teaches American History and World History. Besides teaching he is an Advisor to the ninth grade. 38 MISS KOF.RT is the Cheerleader Supervisor. She also teaches World Geography and Girls Physical Education. Here she is teaching some English. MR. MORGAN is Head Varsity Basketball Coach. He also teaches Physical Education and Boys Social Living. MR. WAYNE SMITH is Director of the Music De- partment. He teaches Art, Band, and Choir. The music department is the best we've had in many years. MISS LUNDBERG is an Advisor of the Senior Class. She teaches French and English. She is also in the Counseling business. Here she is advising a student what courses of action are open to her. 39 MR. FREEMAN is Advisor for the Eighth Grade. He teaches Sociology and Economics. He is also our coun- selor. Here he is advising a student of the choices open to him. 40 MRS. BRZEZINSKI teaches General Business and Short- hand. In this picture she is aiding a future secretary in the art of typing. Besides teaching she is an Advisor for the Eighth Grade. MRS. MILLER is F.H. A. Advisor. She also teaches English 10, Home Economics and Girls Social Living. In this picture she is asking Anyone for a cup of coffee? MR. VAN HORN is an Advisor for the Juniors. He also teaches Bookkeeping and Business Math. In the picture he is preparing the assignment for his Geog- raphy 7, students. He is also the coach for the Freshmen. MR. MILLER teaches quite a few math courses and just loves doing it. In this picture he is explaining a problem to some students of the class. 41 Janitors Mrs. Westerby, Mrs. Dibble, Mrs. Borek. BACK ROW, L. TO R.: Mr. Simpson, Mr. Cornish, Mr. Peet, Mre. Weber, Mrs. Simpson. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Curry, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Zyrowski. MISSING: Mr. Harmon. 43 This year's Cafeteria staff consists of eleven members. STANDING, L. TO R.: Ed Bilicki, Dave Lalko, Dale Allen, Dan Packey and Loretta Spear. SEATED: Roxanne Dibble, Janet Roberson, Toni Smith, Carooyn Cook, Jeanette Roberson and Pat Lis. Cafeteria Staff COOKS: Christine Plane G Leona Henderson 44 5 e n r This year the Seniors have been very anxious to get from the old school into the new one. We have a lot of sentimental feelings about this old school and the memories it has held for us in the past, but we look forward to the new adventures and great times that are in store for us in the new school, and in the days after graduation. As this last year in high school comes to an end, we hope that we have come close, and some of us reached, the goals we have set for ourselves. Upon graduation as we move on from high school into a future that holds bigger and better things, we hope to make a contribution to our fellow man that will go on, and be remembered by all, forever. DALE ALLEN I'm the kind of guy my mother doesn't want me to hang around with. TERRY BARRONS From his earliest years, he studied how to avoid study. EDWARD (ED) BILICKI I drink to the general joy of the whole world. MICHAEL (MIKE) BOYLE Working hard, or hardly working? 46 GLORIA CAMERON You don't have to be listed in who's who to know what's what. NANCY CHAPPEL The road to success is marked with may tempting parking places. PETER (TIM) CHERNIAWSKI It's not that I dislike school, it's the principal of the thing. RILLA CLINK I don't let school interfere with my education. 47 CLIFTON (CLIF) COLLINS It's easy to understand love at first sight, but how explain love after. DENNIS CROSS He drives like he is rehearsing for an accident. LYNDA CONELY If ye sew; so shall ye rip. DONALD (DON) DIBBLE The last twelve years of my life have certainly been the worst. ROBERT (BOB) DIEGEL He who does not love wine, women, and song; remains a fool his whole life long. JANICE (JANIE) FRANKOWIAK Quiet people aren’t the only ones who don't say much. LINDA DOMBROWSKI I don't believe in love at first sight, I usually take a second look. JAMES (JIM) GILMORE I have said all I know, there- fore I am quiet. MICHAEL (MIKE) HEACOCK Be content with your lot; one cannot be first in everything. 49 BARBARA (BARB) KING Good things come in small packages. BARBARA (BARB) KOLACZ A fairer lady was never seen, than Barb this year’s homecoming queen. 50 ROBIN LA FOND The later one gets to school, the shorter the day is. PAUL LALKO It is better, of course, to know useless things than to know nothing. JAMES (JIM) LANGMAID Quiet people are welcome everywhere. DAVID (DAVE) MARQUARDT Who says you can't do any- thing sleeping......I passed didn't I? HARRY MC ALPINE Laugh, and the class laughs with you, but you stay after school alone. 51 PATRICIA (PAT) MC CLOSKEY In dancing, women usually know the steps and the men know the holds. LAVOLAH MYERS School bells - now wedding bells. � GERHARDT MOCK The king of terrors. PORTIA OWEN My vows I write upon the wave. 52 DANIEL (DAN) P AC KEY A swelled head seldom covers a broad mind. FREDERICK (FRED) PETER A happy man marries the girl he loves, but a happier man loves the girl he marries. LINDA PERISO Diamonds are a girls best friend, next to the giver. CAROL RAYL You don't make love it makes you. 53 SANDRA (DOLLY) SILVERNAIL Gentlemen prefer blondes be- cause blondes know what gentle- men prefer. RICHARD (RICH) SYNDER I may not have a head for figures but I have an eye for them. 54 HAROLD TRASTER If I came to school more often, I might be able to keep track of the days. DONALD (DON) TRZEMZALSKI My car is my chariot, I shall not walk. FREDERICK (FRED) WALKER Come on you guys don't just sit there, laugh at my jokes. KENNETH (KEN) WALKIEWICZ I fear I am not in my right mind. 55 DAVID (CHRIS) WALLS Learn from the mistakes of others-you can never live long enough to make them for your- self. JUDY WANAMAKER A tomboy is a girl who mis- behaves like a boy. RAYMOND (RAY) WOLAK A good farmer is nothing more than a handy-man with a sense of humus. BARBARA (BARB) WOODS A laugh a day keeps the psych- iatrist away. 56 £dcjojJl Bu JiL: Mock Election Class of 70 Mock Elections Neatest Dresser- Dale Allen, Barb Kolacz G Ellen Moore. Best Dancer- Pat McCloskey G Sandy Silvemail, Fred Peter. Cutest Walk- Carol Rayl, Bob Diegel. Sweetest- Joann Hergenreder, Bob Diegel. Tallest- Sandy Silvemail, Mike Boyle. Shortest- Barb King, Jim Langmaid. Best Figure- Barb Kolacz. Best Physique- Dan Packey. Cutest Couple- Joann Hergenreder G Fred Peter, Carol Rayl G Clif Collins. Class Wolf- Dave Marquardt. Prettiest Eyes- Sandy Silvemail, Marv Houghton. Nicest Hair- Dale Allen, Sandy Silvemail G Barb Kolacz. Most Conceited- Gloria Cameron, Dan Packey. Most Likely to Succeed- Gloria Cameron, Ray Wolak G Mike Heacock. Best Personality- Carol Rayl, Bob Diegel. Best Handwriting- Linda Dombrowski, Rick Snyder. Class Lover- Linda Dombrowski, Linda Warner. Most School Spirit- Nancy Chappel, Sandy Silvemail. Prettiest Legs- Barb Kolacz, Ed Bilicki. Class Hot Rod- Linda Warner, Dennis Cross. Most Athletic- Ed Bilicki, Dan Packey. Handsomest- Dale Allen, Marv Houghton. Prettiest- Karin Crigger. Class Clown- Fred Walker, Harry McAlpine. Nicest Laugh- Marv Houghton G Dale Allen, Barb Woods. Prettiest Teeth- Sandy Silvemail, Ray Wolak. Class Flirt- Nancy Chappel G Linda Dombrowski, Marv Houghton. Most Popular- Barb Kolacz, Dale Allen. Class Leader- Dale Allen, Ed Bilicki. Most Talkative- Ellen Moore, Mike Heacock. Most Talented- Sandy Silvemail, Fred Walker. Most Active- Nancy Chappel, Dale Allen. Always Late- Ellen Moore, Robin LaFond. Best Liked by Underclassmen- Barb Kolacz, Sandy Silvemail. Class Brownie- Gloria Cameron, Dale Allen. Quietest- Judy Wanamaker, Jim Langmaid. Shyest- Jim Gilmore, Jim Langmaid. Most Modest- Barb King, Jim Langmaid. Most Polite- Barb King, Ray Wolak. Nicest Complexion- Karin Crigger, Ray Wolak. Biggest Feet- Ed Bilicki, Mike Boyle. Smallest Feet- Barb King G Carol Rayl, Harry McAlpine. Class Tomboy- Judy Wanamaker. Best Posture- Barb King. Prettiest Smile- Ed Bilicki G Bob Diegel, Carol Rayl. Hardest to get along with- Gloria Cameron, Dan Packey. Easiest to get along with- Bob Diegel, Mike Heacock. Most Studious- Carol Rayl G Gloria Cameron, Ray Wolak. 58 Senior Directory Allen, Dale — Class President 3,4; Student Council 1,2; Librarian 1,4; Courier Staff 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Choir 4; Annual Staff 2; Cafeteria 4; Student Teacher 1; Editor of Paper 3,4; National Honor Society 1, 2, 3,4; National Honor So- ciety President 3. Barrons, Terry — Courier Staff 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 2,4. Bilicki, Edward -- Class President 1; Student Council 3,4; Librarian 1; Courier Staff 2,3,4; Varsity Club 1, 2; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,3; Annual Staff 2; Cafeteria 4; Student Teacher 1; French Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Student Council Presi- dent 4. Boyle, Michael — Librarian 4; Basketball 1; Football 1; F.F.A. 3,4. Cameron, Gloria-- Choir 4; Band 1,2,3; Annual Staff 2,4; Student Teacher 3,4; F. H.A. 1,2,3; In- ternational Club 2. Chappel, Nancy -- Librarian 1,3,4; Courier Staff 3, 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Annual Staff Editor 4; Student Teacher 4; National Honor Society 3,4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4. Chemiawski, Tim-- Basketball 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. President 4; F. F. A. Treasurer 3. Clink, Rilla— Choir 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3. Collins, Cliff-- Varsity Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 2; Baseball 2; Student Teacher 1, 2, 3. Conely, Lynda -- Librarian 4; Office Assistant 3; Choir 4; Student Teacher 1, 3; Y. F. C. 1, 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 1, 2, 3,4. Crigger, Karin — Librarian 4; Debate 4; Cheerleader 1,2; Office Assistant 4; Choir 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; An- nual Staff 2,4; Cafeteria 1; Pep Club 1,2; F.F.A. 2; F.H.A. 3. Cross, Dennis -- Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1; F.F.A. 2,3,4. Dibble, Don -- Varsity Club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2,3. Diegel, Robert— Librarian 2,3,4; Varsity Club 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Annual Staff 4. Dombrowski, Linda -- Class Secretary 3; Librarian 4; Courier Staff 3,4; Cheerleader 3; Office Assistant 4; Annual Staff 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3. Franckowiak, Janie -- Librarian 1,4; Student Teach- er 2; F.H.A. President 4; F.H.A. Treasurer 3; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4. Gilmore, James-- F.F.A. 3,4. Heacock, Mike -- Basketball 4; Track 2; Office As- sistant 3; Student Teacher 1, 2,4; Y. F. C. 1,2,4. Hergenreder, Joann-- Librarian 1,2, 3,4; Cheer- leader 1,2; Choir 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; French Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4. Houghton, Marvin — Class Vice President 1; Librar- ian 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,3; Football 1,2,4; Track 1; Baseball 1,2,4; Annual Staff 3; Cafeteria 1; Student Teacher 3,4. Kelley, Bill — Ubrarian 4; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2; Choir 2. King, Barbara -- Choir 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; Student Teacher 3; Y. F. C. 1,2, 3; Co-ed Correspondent 4. Kolacz, Barbara -- Class Secretary 4; Class Trea- surer 2; Student Council 3; Librarian 1,3,4; Courier Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Student Teacher 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3. La Fond, Robin -- Basketball 1,2; Football 1. Lalko, Paul — Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2; Track 1; F.F.A. 1. Langmaid, James-- Librarian 4; Basketball 1; F.F.A. Sentenial 4. Marquardt, David -- Varsity Club 3,4; Basketball 3; Football 3,4; Track 3; Baseball 2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Cafeteria 2,3; F.F.A. 3; F.F.A. Sentenial 4; F.F.A. Vice President 4. Me Alpine, Harry— Football 2; Student Teacher 4. McCloskey, Pat — Student Teacher 1. Mock, Gerhardt— F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4. Moore, Ellen — Librarian 1, 2, 3; Courier Staff 4; Choir 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Cafeteria 1; Student Teacher 1; Future Teachers 1; Y.F. C. 1, 2; National Honor Society 3,4; F.H.A. 3. Owen, Portia-- F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. Packey, Daniel — Class President 2; Student Council 1; Courier Staff 3,4; Varsity Club 1,2, 3,4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3,4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Choir 3,4; Annual Staff 3; Cafeteria 3,4; Student Teacher 2; French Club 1; German Club 1. Periso, Linda — Student Teacher 1; Pep Club 1; F.H.A. 1. Peter, Fred -- Class Vice President 3; Student Coun- cil 1,2; Librarian 4; Courier Staff 3,4; Varsity Club 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,4; Track 1, 2; Choir 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Student Teacher 1, 2; French Club 2,3. 59 Rayl, Carol — Class President 1; Class Secretary 2; Student Council 4; Librarian 2,3,4; Courier Staff 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Annual Staff 3,4; Student Teach- er 1; National Honor Society 1, 2,3,4. Russell, Nancy— Librarian 1,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; F.H.A. Secretary 3; F.H.A. Reporter 2. Silvernail, Sandra — Class Treasurer 3,4; Librarian 1; Courier Staff 4; Cheerleader 1; Choir 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Cafeteria 1; French Club 2; Pep Club 2; Band Treasurer 3; Music Department Treasurer 4. Snyder, Richard -- Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2; Student Teacher 1,2, 3; Y.F.C. 1,2, 3,4; F. F. A. 1, 2,3,4; F. F. A. Secretary 3; F. F.A. Photographer. Steele, Alice -- Office Assistant 4; Student Teacher 1,3; Pep Club 1; F.H.A. 1. Spear, Loretta — Librarian 2; Office Assistant 3,4; Oioir 1; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Cafeteria 4. Traster, Harold — Chess Club 1,2; F. F.A. 1,2, 3, 4. Trzemzalski, Donald -- Class Vice President 4; Class Secretary 1; Varsity Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Walker, Fred -- Courier Staff 3; Football 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Teacher 2, 4; French Club 2; Y. F. C. Walkiewicz, Ken-- Football 4. Walls, David C. -- Band 1,3,4. Wanamaker, Judy -- Office Assistant 3,4; Choir 2; Band 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Student Teacher 3. Warner, Linda -- Office Assistant 1,2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3; Pep Club 1,2; F.H.A. 3,4. Wolak, Raymond-- Student Council 4; Student Teacher 3. Woods, Barbara -- Librarian 3,4; Courier Staff 3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Student Teacher 2, 3,4. 60 The underclassmen of this 1969-70 year have much to look forward to. The old will soon become the new and they have many ideas for their future. Grand spirit, high hopes and drive will get these future doers where they want to go. Great things will come from their trials and errors. These students along with the Seniors, are our leaders of tomorrow. Let us, lead them not into temptation. Juniors Adamczyk, A. Adamczyk, D. Brandibur, M. Britton, E. Byron, D. Cherniawski, A. Chemiawski, C. Cook, D. Coriis, K. Crittenden, L. Klimek, C. Treasurer. Heacock, J. D' Addezio, J. Student Council Representatives Class Ross, A. President Schwaderer, S. Vice-President. Wilkinson, M. Secretary Officers 62 Class Of 71 Crosby, B. Curry, L. Darling, K. Gottler, J. Harp, J. Jaynes, L. Koliba, R, King, M. Lalko, D. Lalko, S. Langmaid, D. Lemanski, D. Lock, M. Maynard, B. McLaughlin, L. Mileski, M. Moore, B. Nicol, C. Randall, D. Rickwalt, D. Rieck, D. Schrader, B. Simmons, N. Smith, R. Stevens, R. Stratton, G. Tait, D. Thane, B. Thane, D. Thompson, P. Vassallo, R. Woods, L. Yens, P. 63 Sophomores Allen, B. Ball, G. Bewernitz, D. Borek, J. Brown, T. Burk, J. Burns, M. Clink, R. Clinesmith, D. Cook, C. Dandron, L. Dibble, R. Finley, P. Gilmore, D. Cottier, B. Gray, M. Grow, S. Hahn, D. Harding, B. Harneck, L. Henderson, L. Harper, J. , Pres. Kolacz, J. , V. P. Spear, R. , Sec. Gyomory, J. , Treas. Sedlak, L. , St. C. Darling, D. , S. C. 64 Class Of 72 Houghton, D. Houghton, D. King, G. Koehler, C. Lalko, D. Lemanski, J. Lester, D. Lockhart, E. Marquardt, D. Massenberg, M. McAlpine, D. McCloskey, B. Meyer, D. J. Myers, F. Nickens, T. Parker, M. Peter, J. Richter, C. Roberson, J. Roberson, J. Romwalter, J. Ross, L. Seddon, F. Sefton, C. Smith, T. Smock, C. Travers, W. Trisch, L. Trzemzalski, D. Vanderpool, G. Wanamaker, J. Wolak, F. Wnuk, M. Zajac, C. Van Cleave, S. 65 Freshman Anger, L. Baker, C. Barden, J. Barrons, D Barrons, K. Nemeth, J. President Swierczynski, G. Vice-President D'Addezio, D. Secretary Hameck, M. Treasurer Berry, J. Bilicki, J. Borek, ]. Bragg, N. Brandibur, M. The Freshmen class has finally taken the big step into the world of High School, credits and great anticipation of their coming years. We are really excited about the happenings going on with games and moving into the new school. It seems that we'll never move, but the time is going faster and soon days in the old school will be gone. Old things will be in the past and a new world full of chal- lenging obstacles will cross our paths of life and take place of by-gone days. 66 Class Of 73 Britton, R. Cadotte, J. Campbell, C. Chappel, R. Clouse, ]. Confer, J. Cummings, C. Dandron, E. Davis, A. Eschtruth, D. Fox, F. Gettel, C. Harris, ]. Heacock, D. Jaster, M. Jaynes, G. Johnston, A Kelley, S. King, P. Kolacz, E. Kwasniewski, S LaFountain, K. LaFountain, M. Langmaid, L. Marquardt, R. May, M. Maynard, D. McLaughlin, C. Montei, J. Myers, A. Myers, M. Nicol, C. Ollila, R. Owen, D. Parsell, D. 67 Class Of 73 Parsell, J. Randall, R. Reimann, S. Reinelt, R. Robinson, T. Robinson, V. Rogers, N. Rushlow, C. Sapien, R. Schrader, M. Sefton, P. Smith, R. Snover, R. Soper, B. Spencer, E. Stephens, J. Stratton, B. Van Horn, K. Walker, M. Walls, M. L. Weber, J. Wolak, D. Yens, F. Zajac, A. Eighth Grade Anger, D. Begeman, D. Borek, R. Brigham, F. Burk, L. Cadotte, D. Cassie, M. Champayne, D. Cherniawski, C. Christie, P. Clouse, R. Conely, T. Confer, N. Creason, D. Crigger, L. DeLisle, A. Eschtruth, M. Finley, C. Galubenski, J. Hartman, J. Class Officers Diegel, M. St. Council Nichol, R. President Kolacz, L. St. Council Parker, V. Treasurer Houghton, C V. President Maynard, P. Secretary 69 Class Of 74 Helmer, J. Jepsen, L. King, A. King, L. Koehler, R. Kramer, J. LaFountain, L. Lis, P. Lockhart, J. Mallory, G. Marks, T. Marquardt, D. Martin, S. May, G. May, L. Maynard, J. Myers, J. D. Nemeth, S. Nicol, B. Rayl, J. Reimann, S. Rickwalt, D. Seddon, M. Sedlak, J. Smith, R. Staton, V. Szostak, T. Traster, K. Vanderpool, J. Wagner, J. Weber, S. Wilkinson, D. Willis, L. Wolak, K. Wolak, S. 70 Seventh Grade Allen, A. Treasurer Gettel, A. Student Council LaFond, K. Student Council Adamczyk, L. Adamczyk, L. Andrus, D. Bilicki, E. Bilicki, T. Bilicki, T. Borek, L. Bragg, B. Britton, J. Britton, R. 71 Class Of 75 Britton, S. Bruce, J. Cameron, K. Catlin, A. Cherniawski, G. Clouse, J. Cook, D. Coriis, J. Curry, B. Dandron, A. DeLisle, P. Dibble, O. Ensign, W. Franckowiak, P. Finley, T. Finley, W. Gaines, E Cottier, J. Hahn, B. Heacock, G. Kwasniewski, D. Lalko, K. Langmaid, D. Lester, J. Meyer, J. Mike, A. Miller, L. Mock, R. Nicol, N. Parsell, M, Patterson, R. Periso, B. Petiprin, T. Ozorowicz, A. Reinelt, S. 72 Rushlow, E. Smith, C. Smith, M. Spear, R. Stratton, D. Szostak, S. Szostak, W. VanCleave, S. Walls, H. Walkiewicz, E. Wanamaker, D. Wolak, M. Wnuk, M. Zuehlke, R. Zyrowski, D. 73 Through the selling of ads to the kind of businessmen and women, in various towns, we are able to financia- lly assist our yearbook. Without these kind of people buying ads, there would not be a yearbook, for a great per- centage of the money backing comes from advertising. In exchange for purchasing an ad in our yearbook, the businessman receives recognition, and a growing bus- iness. Through our yearbook, the businessmen are able to communicate with many. We, on the advertising staff, would like to thank all those who have purchased ads so generously. PARKER BROTHERS FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Kingston, Michigan “SKI-DOO” Phone 683-2250 Everything in building materials Box 95 Cass City, Michigan Phone 872-2141 Lawrence Insurance Bldg. 673-2533 Caro, Michigan CROFT-CLARA LUMBER, INC. CUMINGS MEMORIALS Dealers in Cemetery Memorials— Monuments Markers — Cemetery Lettering Service “SEE WHAT YOU BUY” MODERN HOMES INC. For The Finest in Mobile Living” 2490 VAN DYKE 635-9301 Marlette, Michigan Compliments of CARO FINANCE COMPANY 441 N. State Street CARO, MICHIGAN Phone 673-2076 Associate Store FERRIS D. WARE 6467 Main St. Phone 872-2040 MARLETTE GREENHOUSE KRAFTMANSHIP Phone 635-4021 Cass City, Mich. 48726 6183 East Hunting and Fishing Licenses Sold Here Marlette Street Same Corner since 1912 258 S. State St., Caro PURE GAS Compliments of STATION “Be Sure THE With Pure” CASS CITY STATE BANK Gas and Fuel Oil Deliveries PHONE-683-2560 Phone-872-2050 KINGSTON Cass City I.G.A. FOOD LINER TABLE RITE MEATS Every Day Low Prices H. Lenda Prop. Cass City Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of “70” KLIENS Q CENTER Cass City, Michigan Telephone 872-2120 QUALITY HOUSE CUSTOM DRAPERIES and INTERIORS Marlette, Michigan CHET’S GROCERY L. S. LUBA Beer Wine REAL ESTATE Gas Oil Phone 683-2520 Caro, Michigan Wilmot, Michigan Phone 673-4111 MICHIGAN LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE CASS CITY YARD ■ ■ BE BB ■■ MICHIGAN LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE STOCKYARDS ill BB BB Bob Laber, Manager Phone; BadaxeCo9-6615 Cass City 872-2138 Located at corner ofM-81 M-53 Most modern Yard and the Largest Marketing Agency in the state. SALES EVERY TUESDAY Contact us for your Feeder cattle needs. LARGEST FEEDER CATTLE MARKET IN THE THUMB “Come And See” MARLETTE MOBILE TOWN Roger D. Higdon President These are the Quality Names of our Homes: CASTLE RITZ-CRAFT SYLVAN VALIANT SHENANDOAH AMERICAN Best Quality, Best Prices In Michigan Open Weekdays'til 9 Saturdays 9 to 7 Sunday 12 to 6 When you buy from us delivery anyplace in Michigan Setup Utilities Connected FULLY GUARANTEED Located I Vi miles South of Marlette on Van Dyke (M-53) THE COACH HOUSE Restaurant — Cocktail Lounge Banquet Facilities Fish Fry Fridays 635-6771 Closed Sunday and Monday MARLETTE GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB Compliments of PALMERS REXALL DRUG STORE 206 N. State St. Ph. 673-3637 Caro, Michigan “Have Camera Will Travel” Ph. 872-2944 NEITZEL STUDIO CAMERA SHOP CASS CITY CARRY OUT SERVICE CASA PIZZA Phone: 635-3091 MARLETTE, MICH. CHAMBERLIN’S SHOE MART “Shoes for All the Family” 306 W. Frank CARO B. A. CALKA REAL ESTATE B. A. Calka, Realtor 6306 W. Main Street 20 Salesmen and 4 Offices Phone: 872-3355 to SERVE YOU BETTER Cass City MOORE MARLETTE DRUG IGA STORE Prescription Tablerite Meats Service HALLMARK Tablefresh Produce CARDS “WHEN YOU WE DELIVER CARE GROCERIES ENOUGH TO SEND JIM THE VERY BEST Phone 673-2443 BEV BRIEF CARO, MARLETTE, MICHIGAN MICH. VANDERMARKS STANDARD SERVICE SOMMERS BAKERY JR. VIRGO “Home of IRISH BREAD” 301 S. State St. PHONE: PHONE 872-3577 053-4598 CASS CARO, MICH. CITY, MICH. RAINBOW TRAIL SHOP ANTIQUES AND GIFTS LAUREN EVELYN BURNS TRUDEAUS BAKERY To The 6038 STATE ST. Phone 683-2482 KINGSTON, MICH. CARO, MICH. RUSHLO'S WRECKING Class Of ’70 Chrysler Plymouth Dodge RUPP Snowmobiles CONGRATULATIONS From Phone: 673-3234 Caro, CASS CITY FLORAL Michigan CASS CITY, MICH. Dodge Trucks MASSOLL’S SALES Chrysler-Valiant Plymouth REESE, MICHIGAN Compliments Of GAMBLES COMPLIMENTS of MICHIGAN BEAN CO. PHONE: 673-3411 CARO, MICHIGAN PATZ BARN EQUIPMENT HENRY DIEM INC. Phone: 635-3681 MARLETTE Dodge 317 So. State St. CARO Clarence Massol Reese: VO 8-4187 Caro: OS 3-2412 CASS CITY, MICH. CARDINAL SHOP Kingston, Michigan School Supplies Cards Candy Gifts for ALL Occasions Congratulations to the Graduating Class of’70 THE KINGSTON ENTERPRISE MOORE’S SERVICE Kingston, Michigan 6285 Garfield St. Cass City, Michigan “Quality at Prices You Can Afford” Phone 683-2530 Kingston, Michigan WASH KING LAUNDRY AND ROBO CAR WASH Cass City Ph. 872-9130 Lowery Kimball Gibson Gretsch Selmer Ludwig Phone 673-4137 CARO PIANO ORGAN KRITZMANS, INC. 6447 Main St. Cass City, Michigan 48726 ESTHERS FLORAL AND GIFT SHOP Flowers for all Occasions 673-4421 418 W. Frank Caro DYERS Jewelry — Gifts Caro, Michigan Keepsake Diamonds Bulova Wyler Watches FORD AUTEN MOTOR COMPANY Ford Cars Trucks Ph. 872-2300 Cass City COMPLIMENTS OF RAY'S MEN WEAR School Varsity Jackets And Sports Wear Phone 635-5671 MARLETTE COACH LIGHT PHARMACY Prescripting our Specialty Mike Weaver Phone:872-3613 Cass City Congratulations Seniors TUCKEY BLOCK 6038 E. Cass City Rd. CARO FLOOR COVERING 189 N. State St. Caro, Michigan Phone: 673-2535 COMPLIMENTS OF GAMBLES CASS CITY Cass City Gulf Products Good Year Tires Ph. 872-2065 6407 Main Street Cass City CASS CITY GAS OIL MOORES COUNTRY KITCHEN Open 7 Days a week Hours 5:30 to 10:30 daily on M-24 M-26 Fine Food and Plenty of Free Parking, Caro Compliments of HARTWICK’S FOOD MARKET Cass City, Mich. Phone: 872-2695 4 'h % Savings Accounts 5, 5 ' 2, 5 % % Certificates of Deposits THE KINGSTON STATE BANK Offices At CLIFFORD KINSTON SNOVER Continuous Service Since 1912 OFFERING COMPLETE SERVICE IN BANKING Safe Keeping Christmas Club Industrial Loans Travelers Checks Monthly Payments Loans Collections Safe Deposit Boxes Real Estate Mortages Commercial Accounts Auto Implements Loans C. B. SCHWADERER SON Standard BELL-GREIG MOTORS, INC. Service KINGSTON AUTO SUPPLY Kingston Pho. 683-2410 Standard Oil Products Sales Service Phone 637-3220 Pontiac Buick GMC Trucks Home Auto Supplies Sunoco Gas Kingston Phone 683-2480 CARO HONDA SALES 1806 E. CARO RD. CARO, MICH. 48723 Phone-673-2680 HONDA- KAWASAKI (Motorcycle, mini bike, portable Generators) SCORPION (snowmobiles, Trail-a-sleds) THUMB APPLIANCE CENTER 6422 W. Main Phone: 872-3505 CASS CITY Caro 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE MARSHALL IMPLEMENT CO JOHN DEERE (Polaris Rupp Snowmobiles) (Windshields Assesories) 603 E. Frank St. CARO, MICH. SQUARE DEAL AUTO PARTS CASS CITY PH. 872-3625 DONATIONS Mr. Richards, Detroit Edison; Caro Dr. W. S. Selby; Cass City Norm’s Barber Shop; Marlette Torridheet Burk’s Water System ED’S PLUMBING AND HEATING Residental and Industrial Phone: 683-2250 Kingston, Michigan Greeta’s Yarn Shop; Marlette S. Heineman; Kingston Bradley Equipment; Caro ZORN’S EOOD MARKET, INC. Compliments of Huffman’s 5 10; Marlette Rabidiau Motors; Cass City Mayville Marlette Kingston KINGSTON BARBER SHOP Della’s Beauty Shop; Kingston Hedley Equipment; Caro Phone: 683-2320 Kingston Eugene Henderson KINGSTON Beans — Grains Seeds — Fertilizer FRUTCHEY BEAN CO. THE IRISH LASS FORMERLY THE DAIRY BAR Congratulations to the Class Of’70 Homecooked Meals Kingston, Michigan Master Mix Feeds Phone: 683-2220 Kingston, Michigan KINGSTON LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLY Building Supplies for Home Farm Transit Mix Concrete Free estimates for contract jobs Kingston, Michigan Phone 683-2280 Congratulations to the CLASS of “70” HARMON FUNERAL HOME Kingston SALES COMPANY, INC. World’s Leading Dealer of QUALITY MOBILE HOMES So. Main Street Marlette, Michigan 48453 t