Kingston High School - Xenolith Yearbook (Kingston, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1973 volume:

'mc Table Of Contents Activities ........................... Sports..................................... Administration ............................ Seniors.......................... Underclassmen ........................ Elementary ......................... Advertisements............. P. 5 P. 25 P. 39 P. 51 P.63 P. 74 P. 85 Faces: Pride, joy, happiness, sadness and pain, can all be seen in faces. As you look through this book, not only now, but in the future, it is hoped that the expressions seen on these faces will remind you of some of the happiest and greatest moments of your life. Editor, Kathy Van Horn 3 ACTIVITIES King and Queen lead dancing. Princess Becky is crowned. 1972-73 King and Queen, Doug LaFond and Patty Barro ns. LEFT: Royalty. BACK ROW: Dennis Lalko, Calvin Skalski. FRONT ROW: Patty Barrons, Doug LaFond, and Becky Detmers. 7 The Band Prince and Princess candidates ili at the dance 1971 King and Queen Patty and her escort, Jim. 8 Floats RIGHT: First prize, Seniors. Slogan: We'll make 'em an offer they can't refuse . BELOW: 2nd prize Juniors. It's not nice to fool Mother Nature; 4th prize Sophomores with Kingston kills ' em dead. BELOW TOP: Freshmen, 3rd prize with We ate the whole thing. BELOW BOTTOM: 5th place Jr. High with Bluestars, Breakfast of Champions. 9 Senior Band FRONT ROW: Jim Nemeth, Karen Cameron, Jannette Lester, Annette Allen, Mary Mike, Liz Patterson, Cheryl Lyons, Sherrie Champagne, Marie Wnuk, Anne Catlin. SECOND ROW: Larry Lyons, Linda Caverly, Susan Lalko, Wayne Ensign, Barbara Gusek, Leah Creason, Susan Nemeth, Linda Borek, Jordy Britton, Randy Zuelkhe, Mary Lou Anger, Sherrie Wenzlaff, Stanley Fox, Sherry Nemeth. THIRD ROW: Patty Barrons, Deanna Seddon, Roxanne Koehler, Bob Patterson, Connie Main, Troy Caverly, Joe Wenta, David Andrus, Ron Mock, Bob Parker, Brenda Curry, David Lewicki, Susan Britton, Randy Britton. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Fox, Scott Parker, Tim Lalko, Don Anger, Cheryl D'Addezio, Paul Wolak, Brian Mallory, John DeLisle, Bill Miller, Hugh Walls, Joy Kramer. BACK ROW: Denise Kwasniewski, Diane Barrons, Vickie Parker, Randy Barrows, Nancy Rogers, Mr. Smith. ABOVE: MAJORETTES. Linda Borek, An- nette Allen, Sherrie Champagne, Marie Wnuk. DRUM MAJOR Bill Miller AT RIGHT: Sr. Band Officers. Bruce Fox Sec.-Treas., Nancy Rogers- Vice Pres., Anne Catlin- Lib., Jim Nemeth- Pres. AT LEFT: Jr. Band President Becky Detmers. M usic Dept. Junior Band FRONT ROW: Susan Lalko, Dorraine Anger, Ellen Glassford, Arlene Simmons, Carol Brzezinski, Patty Eschtruth, Liz Patterson. SECOND ROW: JoAnn Wolak, Darlene Marquardt, Debbie Kelley, Jan DeLand, Debbie Deigel, Marla Dibble, Kelly Parker, Arlene Borek. THIRD ROW: Sherrie Wenzlaff, Danny Lewicki, Evelyn Wolak, Jeff Newton, Paul Van Horn, Kitty Bryce, Ted Brzezinski, Greg Harper, David Seddon, Danny Zuelkhe, Larry lang- maid, Connie Main, Becky Detmers. BACK ROW: LoAnn Dibble, Stella Cherniawski, Liz Wenta, Kelly Rogers, Greg Peter, Scott Warner, Mr. Smith, Nancy Lalko, Sherrie Silvernail, Theresa DeLisle, Tessie Fritz, John Eschtruth. Pep Band FIRST ROW: Jordy Britton, Randy Zuelkhe, Mary Lou Anger, Sherrie Wenzlaff, Stanley Fox, Sherry Nemeth. SEC- OND ROW: Troy Caverly, Joe Wenta, David Andrus, Ron Mock, Bob Parker, Brenda Curry, David Lewicki, Susan Britton, Randy Britton. THIRD ROW: Bruce Fox, Scott Parker, Tim Lalko, Don Anger, Cheryl D'Addezio, Paul Wolak, Brian Mallory, John DeLisle, Bill Miller, Hugh Walls, Joy Kramer. BACK ROW: Randy Barrows, Nancy Rogers, Vickie Parker, Diane Barrons, Denise Kwasniewski. Choir FIRST ROW: Mr. Smith, Barbara Gusek, Nancy Rogers, Joy Kramer, Annette Gettel, Vickie Parker Denise Kwasniewski, Cheryl D'Addezio. SECOND ROW: Mark Povey, Leah Creason, Judy Parsell, Kathy Van Horn Susan Britton, Jackie Weber, Brenda Curry, Howard Palmerton. BACK ROW: Ed Kolacz, Mike Diegel, Doug LaFo’nd Jim Glacsford, Joel Montei, Steve Collins, Harold Spencer, Ron Mock. , 9 YEAR BOOK STAFF - FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT- J. Wanamaker, B. Curry, N. Rogers, N. Bragg, M. Seddon D. Marquardt. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Christie, S. Crow, N. Sefton, S. Britton, K. VanHorn, S. Nemeth, A. Gettel, J. Parsell, A. Zajac. THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Barrons, D. Zyrowski, K. Munk, J. Bilicki, Mrs. Opperman, P. King, B. Soper, D. Eschtruth, K. Wolak, Yearbook YEAR BOOK ADVISOR AND EDITOR Kathy Van Horn Editor Mrs. Opperman Advisor Editors KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Sed- don, D. Eschtruth. SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT: K. VanHom, A. Zajac, J. Par- sell, S. Nemeth, K. Wolak, N. Rogers. Editor in-Chief Administration . Seniors .... Activities. . . Sports.......... Underclassmen . Elementary . . Advertisements . YEARBOOK STAFF ......................................Kathy Van Horn ........................Pat Lis, editor, Debbie Marquardt ...............................................Alice Zajac, editor, Roni Smith ...............................Nancy Rogers, editor, Nancy Bragg, Jane Bilicki Debbie Eschtruth, editor, Paul King, Dave Zyrowski, Brad Soper, Dave Wolak .... Judy Parse 11, editor, Susan Grow, Jackie Wanamaker, Nancy Sefton .............................Marie Seddon, editor, Susan Britton, Brenda Curry ............Sherry Nemeth, editor, Pat Christie, Karen Munc, Anette Gettle i Audio-Visual Technicians TO RIGHT: D. Owen, P. Chernia- B. Detmers, C. Gettel, J. Glas- K. Barro ns. 15 Librarians FIRST AND SECOND HOUR LIBRA- RIANS - LEFT TO RIGHT: Mis. Opper- man, D. Barrons, N. Bragg, B. Hahn, L. Long, S. Grow. THIRD AND FOURTH HOUR LIBRA- RIANS: LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Parsell, K. Parker, K. VanHom, D. Mar- quardt, N. Bragg. FIFTH, SIXTH, AND SEVENTH HOUR LIBRARIANS: LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Ne- meth, P. Christie, J. Emerson, J. Bi- licki, T. Mailiewicz, D. Owen, K. Wolak. 16 National Honor Society FRONT TO BACK: Anger L., Nemath J., Glassford J. , Parker K. , VanHorn K. , Weber J., Cameron K., Munch K., Zajac A., Nemath S. , Detmers B. , Kolacz L., Allen A., Kramer J. I I Newspaper : Staff FRONT TO BACK: Van Horn K., Anger L. , Bar- rens K., Weber J., Par- sell J., Rogers N., Sed- don M., LaFond K., Bor- ek L. , Kolacz L. , Smith R. , Maynard J., May M. , Cadotte J. , Barrens D. , Jaynes G., Soper B. , Ko- lacz E. , Glassford J., Zyrowski D. 17 Pom Pom Girls Borek L., Gettle A., Allen A., Lester J., Eschtruth P., Lock- yer D., Eschtruth D., Cherniawski C., Koelher R., Seddon D. French Club Lester J., Esch- truth D., Seddon M., Munck M. , Champagne S. , NemathS., Par- ker N., Seidler R., Catlin A., Nemath S., Cam- eron K., Fox B. 18 Drama Club Wolak D., Rei- mann S., Eschtruth D., Seddon M. , Kramer J., Bardon L., LaDond K., Ro- gers N., Catlin A. , Nemath S. , Parker N., Seddon D., Ne- math S., Cameron K., D'Addizo D. Varsity Club Rayl J. , Wilkinson D., Bruce J., Mar- quardt S., King L. , Eschtruth J., Soper B., Brandibur M. , Wolak D. , Montei J., Trish D., La- FondD., Siegel M. , Kolacz E., Ar- mola D., Marquardt D., Swierczynski G., Collins S., Fox B., Glassford J. 19 Office Assistants Nemeth Mrs., Wo lak D., Patterson B., Broeker D., Barro ns D. , Van Horn K., Gettle A. , Kolacz L., Barrons P., Fox B. , Sefton P., Maynard ]., Har- neck M., Barden L., Houghton C. Student Council Rogers N. Bar- rons K., Swier- czynski G., Glassford J., Bo- rek J., Bruce J., Kramer J., Rayl J., VanHorn K., Munck M., Galu- benski B. , Le- wicik D., Esch- truth P. , Miller T., Willis R. Top Ten Seniors VALEDICTORIAN LINDA ANGER Linda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Anger of Phillips Rd. Throughout her high school yeais Linda has been a steady participant in such activities as the Junior Play, French Club, National Honor Society, Class Treasurer, and Associate Editor of the Newspaper. Her future plans are indefinite. SALUTATORIAN DEBRA D’ADDEZIO Debbie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mario D'Addezio of Hurds Comer Rd. , Caro. Debbie has taken part in such activities as Drama Club, class plays, Choir, and Newspaper Staff. Her future plans are to attend Michigan State Uni- versity where she will study veterinary medicine. 22 3. KATHRYN VAN HORN Kathy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Van Horn of Silvern ail Rd. Kathy's high school activities include Choir, class plays, Student Council, National Honor Society, Yearbook Editor, and Associate Editor of the Newspaper. She plans to attend Spring Arbor College where she will major in Elementary Education. 6. NANCY ROGERS Nancy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rogers of Washington Street. Her high school activities include Band, Choir, Drama Club, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, and class plays. Nancy's future plans include attending Eastern Michigan University as a Music major. 4. JAMES NEMETH Ranking 4th in his class is Jim Nemeth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nemeth of Rossman Rd. Jim has been active in Band, National Honor Society, Junior Play, and sports. His future plans are to attend college. 5. JACQUELINE WEBER Jackie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Weber of Millington. Her activities include Associate Editor of the Newspaper, National Honor Society, Choir, and class plays. Her future plans are to possibly attend beauty school and later marriage. 23 7. ALICE ZAJAC Ranking 7th in the class is Miss Alice Zajac, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zajac of Legg Rd. Alice has participated in class plays, National Honor Society, and Yearbook Staff. Her future plans are to attend Michigan State University. 8. PAUL CHERNIAWSKI Paul is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Chemiawski of English Rd. His activities include J. V. Basketball and French Club. He plans to attend Michigan State University to study law. 9. PATTI SEFTON Patti is the daughter of Mrs. Helen Sefton and the late Mr. Joseph Sefton. Her activities include Office Assistant, Cafeteria Staff, Student Teaching, and the Senior Play. Her future plans are to attend Business School. 10. NANCY BRAGG Nancy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Bragg of Phillips Rd. Nancy's activities include Yearbook Staff, class plays, Choir, and French Club. Her future plans are undecided. 24 SlUOdS BACK ROW: (L TO R) Mr. Gorsuch, M. Brandibur, J.D. Myers, D. Trisch, S. Spencer, B. Detmers, Mr. Peet. 5th. ROW: C. Gettle, L. King, D. LaFond, B. Soper, D. Wolak, D. Kennedy. 4th. ROW: J. Bauman, M. Diegel, J. Bruce, S. Collins, J. Gottler, B. Patterson, Mr. Rutledge. 3rd. ROW: Mr. Skatzka, J. Zawila, M. Conely, D. Marquardt, T. Lalko, D. Anger, D. Marquardt. 2nd. ROW: B. Skinner, H. Boutwell, R. Hansen, B. Parker, R. Diegel, G. Bruce, S. Parker. FRONT ROW: (Managers) K. Trisch, K. Detmers, G. Spencer, FOOTBALL v 26 FRONT ROW: (L TO R) G. Bruce, B. Detmers, B. Skinner, J. Bauman, K. Lalko, L. Lyons. ir r rn BACK ROW: M. Diegel, L. King, B. Soper, T. Lalko, D. Armola, D. Marquardt. ois V l(JK FRONT ROW: (L TO R) S. Collins, D. Lafond, M. Brandibur, J. Montei, C. Gettle, D. Wolak. BACK ROW: D. Marquardt, B. Soper, D. Armola. L I N E M E N FRONT ROW : (L TO R) B. Patterson, D. Kennedy, R. Diegel, B. Parker, D. Anger, R. Lavverence, S. Spencer, D. Marquardt. BACK ROW: D. Lafond, C. Gettle, J. Bruce, D. Trisch, I. Montei, D. Wolak, M. Brandibur, S. Collins. ’ 27 ALL CONFERENCE Big Red Kingston 0 Mayville 50 Kingston 30 Carsonville 6 Kingston 22 Port Austin 14 Kingston 14 Port Hope 6 Kingston 18 Whittemore Prescott 8 Kingston 2 Case ville 6 Kingston 6 Peck 12 Kingston 38 Kinde North Huron 18 Kingston 22 AuGres-Sims 0 J.D Myers Doug LaFond Mike Brandibur Doug LaFond 28 Head Varsity Varsity Line Coach Coach J.V. Coach J.H. Line Coach J.H. Back Coach BACK ROW: (L TO R) Mr. Gorsuch, D. Armola, S. Spencer, D. Anger, D. Marquardt, L. Lyons. MIDDLE ROW: H. Boutwell, R. Lawrence, M. Conely, B. Confer, B. Skinner, E. Walkiewicz, J. Bou- man, K. Trisch (manager). FRONT ROW: B. Parker, D. Kennedy, R. Diegel, G. Bruce, B. Patterson, J J J K. Lalko, T. Lalko, G. Spencer (manager). BACK ROW: (L TO R) Mr. Peet, R. Phillips, P. VanHorn, D. Lalko, R. Lester, C. Nicol, D. Weller, M. Wolak, J. Nickens, G. Peters, D. Seddon, R. Grieves, Mr. Whittaker. MIDDLE ROW: D. Smith, C. Skalski, M. Conely, D. Heacock, J. Eschtruth, H. Weller, C. Copeland, T. Britton, S. Gottler, M. Bastain, A. Lester (manager). FRONT ROW: M. Miracle, W. Crumby, J. Swierczynski, T Brzez- inski, D. Warren, S. Silvernail, B. Packey, T. Barden, D. Lewicki (manager). 29 31 Varsity Basketball TOP L-R: Coach Dean Webster, Ed Kolacz, Jim Bruce, Bruce Fox, Jim Glassford, Dave Trisch, Dave Wolak, Paul Gorsuch-assistant coach. KNEELING L-R: Bob Patterson, Don Wilkinson, Jim Borek, John Rayl, Richard Borek, Manager Paul Wolak. Senior Squad Ed Kolacz Dan Armola Dave Wolak Bruce Fox Jim Borex 32 Varsity Schedule Scores KINGSTON 44 FLINT H. R. 76 KINGSTON 67 P. HOPE 52 KINGSTON 64 PECK 42 KINGSTON 63 OWENGAGE 69 KINGSTON 62 A. F. 50 KINGSTON 57 PECK 62 KINGSTON 61 CARSONVILLE 63 KINGSTON 60 CARSONVILLE 48 KINGSTON 64 P. AUSTIN 53 KINGSTON 79 KINDE 56 KINGSTON 70 KINDE 65 KINGSTON 59 A. F. 50 KINGSTON 38 BIRCH RUN 47 KINGSTON 80 P. AUSTIN 56 KINGSTON 54 CARO 60 KINGSTON 67 CASEVILLE 75 KINGSTON 62 P. AUSTIN 56 KINGSTON 70 P. HOPE 54 KINGSTON 46 CASEVILLE 92 KINGSTON 65 OWENGAGE 62 Cardinals Capture Class “D District Championship. Dean Webster Paul Gorsuch Joe Peet Junior Varsity TOP L-R: John Meyer, Brandt Detmers, Marlen Tait, Sam Spencer, Tim Lalko, Coach Paul Gorsuch, KNEEL- ING: Ken Lalko, Garry Bruce, Joe Bauman, Rich Britton. Freshman TOP L-R: Coach Peet, Dave Broeker, Bill Miller, Rex Lawemce. KNEELING L-R: Bill Skinner, Dan Distlerath, Greg Munck, Managers Dan Lewicki, Mark Wilmot. 34 8th Grade TOP L-R: Denny Lalko, Ron Lester, Mike Bragg, Curt Copeland, Dave Warren, Mark Chemiawski, Paul Foster, Robbie Grieves, Coach Whittaker. KNEELING L-R: Terri Britton, Ricky Willis, Mark Bastian, Henry Weller, Karl Richter, John Estruth, Robbie Phillips, Mark Wolak. 7th Grade TOP L-R-Lyall Ensign, Ben Packey, Don Weller, David Seddon, Don Smith, Darwin Caverly, Tim Barden, Mark Foster, Coach Whittaker. KNEELING L-R: Dan Zeulke, David Seddon, Tony Miller, Joe Swierozyhski, Carol Nicol, Larry Duncan, Dale Childs, Steve Gotler. 7th GRADE Kingston 26 Kinde 31 Kingston 40 Caseville 20 Kingston 32 P. Hope 34 Kingston 36 Ruth 34 Kingston 44 Ollh 13 Kingston 33 Carsonville 37 Kingston 25 Peck 28 Kingston 37 P. Austin 55 Kingston 24 Owengage 51 Kingston 8t-h 3b GRADE Kinde 34 Kingston 39 Caseville 37 Kingston 17 P. Hope 32 Kingston 15 Ruth 55 Kingston 52 Ollh 30 Kingston 39 Carsonville 25 Kingston 24 Peck 60 Kingston 15 P. Austin 81 Kingston 34 Owengage 39 COACH GUY WHITTAKER 35 Varsity Cheerleaders BOTTOM L. TOR.: L. Kolacz, S. Wolak, J. Barden, TOP L. TO R.: C. Houghton, D. Eschtruth, L. Barden. Junior Varsity L. TO R. : A. Allen, C. Laingmaid, J. Lester, N. Parker, A. Gettle, M. Wnuk. BOTTOM: L. Borek. 36 Freshman Eighth BOTTOM L. TO R. : C. Diserath, C. Lyons. TOP L. L. TO R. : B. Detmers, S. Wenzloff, S. Skinner, P. TO R.: T. Leblanc, T. Bastian. Eschtruth, S. Lalko, C. Brezenski. Seventh 37 38 JOHN FOX MARVIN KRAMER President Vice President GARY KOEHLER Secretary Board Of Education A school board consists of seven elected members, President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer and three Trustees. The primary responsibility of the Board is to make policy for the school district and to set millage to provide monies to operate the school. The board is also responsible for staffing the school and authorizing the payment of school bills. LOUIS WENZLAFF Treasurer ROBERT WILMONT Trustee JOHN BOREK Trustee LOUIS GYOMORY T rustee 40 MR. LARRY DETMERS Principal The student body at Kingston has improved alot in the past year, however, there is always room for more improve- ment. Care of the building and Care for the other person should be the aim of each student. MR. ROBERT CAMERON Superintendent 41 Biology, 7th and 8th grade Science The students need a better K.H.S. self-concept. Far too many students feel that our student body is inferior to that of larger schools in surrounding Areas. The students should realize their capabilities. MISS ELLEN MILLER French I, French II, Journalism, 7th grade English I feel that K.H.S. students compare favorably with any school in Michigan. The majority of our students are well behaved and respect each other and their teachers. Naturally there are a few clowns whose performance will soon become boring to their fellow students and for lack of an audience the im- mature clowns might just grow up. At least it is something that we can hope will happen in the near future. MR. MARTIN VOHSEN MR. GUY WHITTAKER MRS. CATHERINE BRZENZINSKI Chemistry, Physical Science, Physics Kingston High is a school in the process of changing. The students and the teachers both work- ing for something better. I hope that the results will prove fruitful. Office Practice, Typing I, Typing II, Orientation, 7th grade Math Taking all things into consideration, Kingston High School is doing quite well. However, I would like to see the Junior High separated from the Sen- ior High. 4 2 Jr. Band Sr. Band Music Theory Senior Choir MR. WAYNE SMITH MR. DEAN WEBSTER Counselor As a counselor, I have really enjoyed my rela- tionship with the students at K.H.S. Although many are confused about what they want to do when they graduate, the majority of students are interested and concerned about the present. English 8, Speech, World Literature Creative Writing, Drama When the students of KHS all learn to work to- gether for a better school, then KHS will be the greatest! Too many students complain that there's nothing to do and yet, these people never partici- pate in the activities which are planned for their enjoyment. I would like to see more new faces out for all the activities, (including the plays, of course! MISS KATHERINE BARTKOWSKI MR. J. D. KING Special Education The students need to be given direction as well as to initiate it in a constructive manner towards improvement of the school community. 43 Applied Mathematics, 7th and 8th grade Mathematics, General Mathematics MR. WILLIAM MILLER MR. WAYNE NESBITT General Shop, 7th and 8th grade Shop, Building Construction, Electronics 9th grade English, and 10th grade English, MRS. EVELYN MILLER MISS DONNA MORSE Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Trigonometry STUDENT BODY IMPROVEMENT- -More pep at assemblies -More class participation instrad of just a few students -Feeling of unity 44 Librarian A small school like Kingston has a great deal to offer. But how much you get out of it depends on how much you put into it. It requires interest and enthusiasm and a willingness to meet teachers and other students halfway. You can't just vegetate and slide along and expect to gain much from your edu- cation. Each new day should be a challenge, not a drag, and your attitude can mean the difference MRS. JACQUELIN OPPERMAN Boys Physical Education, Boys Orientation, Athletic Director Everyone has something that he or she can do better than anyone else. I am happy to see more and more people finding this something in the Cardinal Athletic Program. MR. DANIEL SKATZKA MR. JAMES RUTLEDGE MISS RAINA SMITH General Shop Drafting Machine and Hot Metals Home Economics, Physical Education I would like to see the support of the entire student body for all the athletic teams. The school spirit has improved greatly from the beginning of the year, but still it is only a select few that show the spirit. Hopefully, people will continue to get involved and even support the girls sports. 45 Reading Improvement I feel that the students at K. H. S. , as a whole are a good group of kids. However there are a few who ruin it for the rest. The responsibility is every- ones. Our reputations are at stake. EVERYONE should work to remedy this problem. MR. ROBERT CURIE Wd. Geography, Conservation, Am. History In the years that I have worked in this school district there have been many changes for the bet- ter, may we continue to make the most of those changes. MR. LENIS HARPER MRS. DIANE GORSUCH MR. PAUL GORSUCH Am. History, World History, Economy Sociology, Girls Orientation, Girls Physical Education There are many ways that Kingston has and could improve; but if everything was perfect there would be no challenge. It is that challenge that makes us question and mature through the exper- ience of finding better ways. General Business, Bookkeeping Accounting, Business Math, Orientation The enjoyment of working with young adults is a rewarding experience in coaching athletics. We both learn valuable lessons from winning and losing and this helps us prepare for future competition. Secretary for the Superintendent MRS. SHARON BRANDIBUR World History, Government, Michigan History Most of the student body this year is a definite asset to the community. However, a few of the stu- dents do give the school a bad name on occasion and this makes it bad for the whole school. MR. THOMAS BRADLEY MRS. WILDA NEMETH Secretary for the Principal MRS. HAZEL SPEAR Secretary for the Superintendent Elementary School 47 Teacher’s Aids TOP (L TO R): E. Glassfoid, B. Parker. BOTTOM (L TO R): P. Allen, V. Wolak, M. Hameck. Bus Drivers LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Rutledge, Mr. Curry, Mr. Harmon, Mrs. Copeland, Mr. Cornish, Mr. Simpson, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Ruggles, Mrs. Zyrowski. 48 Mrs. Joyce Barrons - H.S. Cooks Mrs. Leona Henderson In addition to the many other changes which our school has un- dergone this year, we also have a split lunch hour. At first it was very confusing for both students and teachers, but now that every- one is used to it, the majority feels that it is much better, since there is less noise and the cafe- teria isn't nearly as crowded. The following students help Mrs. Barrons in the kitchen. They do many jobs which help make her work somewhat easier, such as helping serve lunches, cleaning up between and after lunch periods, and selling side dishes. Linda Anger, Mary Lou Anger, Kevin Barrons, Jane Bilicki, Gary Bruce, Linda Caverly, Debbie D'Addezio, Brandt Detmers, Dan Dereszynski, Lori Dereszynski, Bruce Fox, Barb Galubinski, Craig Gettel, Chris Houghton, Denise Kwasinewski, Doug LaFond, Tim Lalko, Terry Magiera, Bill Miller, Jim Nemeth, Kim Parker, Shawn Reimann, Patti Sefton, Bill Skinner, Chris Smith, Sam Spencer, Evelyn Wolak, Paul Wolak. 49 SENIORS DIANE BARRONS DICK MARQUARDT NANCY ROGERS 52 MIKE BRANDIBUR RICKY REINELT PATTI SEFTON DEBBIE D'ADDEZIO DONNA HEACOCK DAVE ZYROWSKI GREG SWIERCYNSKI PATTY BARRONS DOUG LAFOND 53 CRAIG GETTEL JOETTE CADOTTE RONDA OLLILA GARY JAYNES JOEL MONT El DELLA OWEN PAUL CHERNIAWSKI NANCY BRAGG CHUCK MCLAUGHLIN 54 KATHY VAN HORN KEVIN BARRONS PAUL KING LINDA ANGER MARILYN JASTER RANDY BRITTON BRUCE FOX ALICE ZAJAC ED KOLACZ 55 MARY SCHRADER STEVE COLLINS JANE BILICKI JOANN BERRY JIM BOREK JIM NEMETH MARY LOU HARNECK 56 DEBBIE ESCHTRUTH Senior Directory LINDA ANGER: Class Treasurer 2,3,4, National Honor Society 1,2, 3,4, Class Play 3, N.H.S. Treasurer 4, French Club President 4, Yearbook Staff 2, Student Teacher 4, School Paper Staff 4. DAN ARMOLA: Basketball 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Foot- ball 4, Varsity Club 3,4, Audio-Visual Aid 4. JAYNE BARDEN: Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4, Student Teach- er 3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3, Queen's Court 2,3, Queen Candidate 4. DIANE BARRONS: Band 2,3,4, Choir 2, 3, Cheerlead- ing 1, Pep Band 2,4, Office Assistant 4, Librarian 4. KEVIN BARRONS: Track 1,2, Basketball 1, Football 1,2, Student Council Vice President 2,3, Student Council President 4, Yearbook Staff 1,2,3,4, Audio- Visual Aid 4, School Paper Staff 4. PATTY BARRONS: Band 1,2, 3,4, Choir 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2, Queen's Court 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Class Officer 3,4. JANE BILICKI: Class Officer 4, Queen Candidate 4. JIM BOREK: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2, Track 1.2, Baseball 1,2, 3,4, Student Council Treasurer 1.2, French Club 1,2, Varsity Club 3,4, Class Play 3, Office Assistant 4, Student Teacher 1,2,3,4. NANCY BRAGG: Choir 1, French Club 1, Yearbook Staff 4, Librarian 4, Class Play 3,4. MIKE BRANDIBUR: Football 2,3,4, Basketball 1, Track 2,3, Varsity Club 4, Class Play 3,4. RANDY BRITTON: Band 1,2, 3,4, French Club 2, Choir 1, Audio-Visual Aid 3, Class Play 3,4. JOETTE CADOTTE: Choir 1,2,3. PAUL CHERNIASKI: Class President 3, Basketball 1,2. DEBBIE D'ADDEZIO: Choir 1,2,3, Librarian 1, Cheer- leader 1, Class Play 3,4, Drama Club 4. DEBBIE ESCHTRUTH: G.A.A. 2, Yearbook Staff 3,4, Class Play 3, Librarian 3, Drama Club 4, Pep Club 1,2,3, Pom Pom Girl 4, Varsity Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4, Student Council 4, French Club 1,2, 3,4. BRUCE FOX: Band 1,2, 3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Stu- dent Teacher 4, Cafe Aid 3,4, Class Play 3, Grench Club 2,3,4, Band Sec. Treas. 4. MARYLOU HARNECK: Class Play 3, Class Treasurer 1, French Club 1,2,3, Pep Club 1, Office Assistant 3. 57 DONNA HEACOCK: Choir 2, Class Play 3,4, French Club 1. MARILYN JASTER: Student Teacher 2,4. GARY JAYNES: Class Play 3,4, Choir 2,3, Student Teacher 2,3. PAUL KING: Kingston Developers 1,2, 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4. ED KOLACZ: Basketball 1,2,4, Football 1,2,3, Base- ball 1,2,4, Track 1,2, Choir 3,4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Student Teacher 1,2,3,4. DOUG LAFOND: Football 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball 1,3, Track 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1,3, Cafe Aid 4, Student Teacher 1,4, Varsity Club President 4, Varsity Club Vice President 3, Homecoming King 4. DICK MARQUART: Football 1,2, 3,4, Varsity Club 4, French Club 1. JOEL MONT El: Football 2,4, Basketball 1,2, Choir 1, 2,3,4. JIM NEMETH: Band 1,2,3,4, Band President 4, Basket- ball 1,2,3, Baseball 2,3,4, Cafe Aid 3,4, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Class Play 3, Class President 1, Student Council 1,2, French Club 1,2,3, Student Teacher 1, N.H.S. President 4. RONDA OLLILA: Choir 2,3, Class Play 3. DELLA OWENS: Office Assist 2,3,1, Class Play 3,4, Librarian 4, Audio-Visual 4. KIM PARDER: National Honor Society 1,2,3,4, Class Play 3,4, Vice President 3, Cheerleader 3, Student Teacher 4, Yearbook Staff 3, Class Sec. 4, French Club 1,2, Pep Club 3, Choir 1. JUDY PARSELL: Choir 1,2, 3,4, G.A.A. 2, Yearbook Staff 2,3,4, Girls Basketball 4, Class Play 3, Li- brarian 3,4. NANCY ROGERS: Band 1,2, 3,4, Librarian 4, Student Council 4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Yearbook 2, 3,4, Drama Club 4, French Club 1,2, Cheerleading 1, Class Re- porter 4, Class Play 3,4, Band V.P. 3,4. CHERYL RUSHLOW: Choir 3. MARY SCHRADER: Librarian 4, French Club 1. BRAD SOPER: Football 1,2, 3,4, Baseball, Basketball, Varsity Club 4, Yearbook 4. RONI SMITH: F.H.A. 1,2, Student Teacher, 1,2,3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, librarian 2, 3,4. GREG SWIERCZGNSKI: Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1, 2,3, Track 1,2, Varsity Club 3, French Club 2, Homecoming Escort 4. KATHY VanHORN: Choir 1,3,4, Student Teacher 4, Librarian 3,4, Class Play 3,3, Office Assistant 4, Yearbook Staff 2, 3,4, French Club 1,2,3, Pep Band 1, Band 1, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 4, Girls Basketball 4. JACKIE WEBER: Choir 1,3,4, French Club 1,2, Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,4, Class Play 3,4, Student Teacher 4, School Paper Staff 4. DAVEWOLAK: Football 1,2, 3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Baseball 1,3,4, Track 1,4, Class Play 3,4, Drama Club 3,4, Office Assistant 4, Class President 2, Stu- dent Council 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Cafe Aid 4, Varsity Club 3,4, Yearbook 4. ALICE ZAJAC: Librarian 2,3, Class Play 3,4, French Club 2, Yearbook Staff 3,4. JIM ZAWILA: Student Teacher 3. DAVEZYROWSKI: Basketball 1,2, Baseball 3,4, Stu- dent Teacher 3,4, Yearbook 4. 58 Another class is graduating from Kingston High School. It takes with it many memories. From the first year to the last there have been good times and bad. Out of these have come many good friendships. This class not only takes with it memories, but also leaves many memories as well. We can only hope that they are all good. To everyone in the 'Class of 73 ' good luck. 59 Our Faces As We Began 60 Senior Play — Blithe Spirit Charles Condomine: Dave Wolak Ruth Condomine: Nancy Rogers Elvira: Kathy Van Horn Madame Arcati: Debra D'Addezio Edith: Donna He acock Dr. Bradman: Mike Brandibur Mrs. Bradman: Kim Parker Director: Miss Katherine Bartkowski The seventh graders have done quite well this year. Most of them payed their dues, and they helped the eighth graders with their float. They won three out of six football games. Next year they would like to build a bigger and bet- ter float, and improve their student body. 64 Ahern, A. Allen, A. Banoski, J. Barden, T. Bastian, D. Berger, A. Borek, A. Brandibur, F. Broecker, D. Brzezinski, T. Cadotte, C. Caverly, D. Cherniawski, S. Childs, D. Clouse, G. Conelv, M. Confer, D. Cowart, M. Crigger, N. Crittenden, C. Deland, J. Dibble, L. Dibble, M. Diegel, D. Duncan, L. Ensign, L. Eschtruth, K. Finley, B. Foster, M. Fritz, T. Cottier, S. Harrison, C. Hartsell, D. Heacock, D. Kelley, D. King, B. Kohns, D. Kwasniewski, S. Lalko, N. Lis, S. McCormick, R. Mitchell, F. Martin, S. Max son, B. Maynard, J. Morel, D. Myers, T. Newton. J. Nicol, C. Packey, B. Parker, K. Perez, J. Peter, G. Rogers, K. Seddon, D. Seidler, K. Silvernail, S. Simmons, A. Simpson, B. Skinner, B. Smith, D. Spear, I. Stewart, B. Thorp, B. Absent Delisle, T. Glassford, E. Harper, G. McCloskey, B. Wright, I. 65 8th Grade Pres. Becky Detmers V. Pres. Mark Cherniawski Sec. Sally Skinner Treas. Ron Lester S. Coun. Ricky Willis S. Coun. Patty Eschtruth The eighth grade's greatest accomplishment was their float. They were all surprised at all the teamwork and cooperation everyone gave. They think their class fund has grown so much it's fantastic, and they have a super finfc class. Next year they hope to get more imagination into activities. 66 Adamczyk, R. Adams, J. Andrus, N. Anger, D. Bastian, M. Bragg, M. Britton, T. Bryce, C. Brzezinski, C. Catlin, D. Conger, R. Cook, K. Copeland, C. Crittenden, S. Crumby, W. Cummings, G. Emerson, J. Eschtruth, J. Finley, M. Foster, P. Gottler, N. Grieve, R. Jones, L. Kopko, J. Lalko, D. Lalko, S. Langmaid, L. Lawicki, D. Lockyer, D. Main, C. Marquardt, D. May. D. Maxson, C. Miller, M. Miracle, M. Morell, D. Myers, L. Nickene, J. Nicol, E. Owen, P. Patterson, E. Phillips, R. Powell, S. Reaver, H. Richter, K. Ricketts, N. Silvernail, S. Skalski, C. Smith, D. Szostak, B. Tait, J. Van Horn, P. Warner, K. Warren, D. Weller, H. Wenzloff, S. Wolak, M. Wolf rum, K, Zyrowski, C. 67 Fantastic Freshmen Pres. C. Disteliath V. Pres. N. Parker Sec. - Treas. S. Nemeth S. Coun. B. Galubinski S. Coun. D. Lewicki This year the ninth grade accomplished their float for homecoming and enjoyed their initiation. The class of 1976 hope to accomplish a better float next year for the homecoming. Also have more class meeting dances and looking forward to initiating the freshmen. 68 Anger, M.L. Bastian, T. Borek, R. Boutwell, H. Brandibur, S. Broecker, D. Bruce, G. Caverly, T. Conely, M. Confer, W. Creason, L. Dadacki, L. D'Addezio, C. Dadron, K. DeLisle, J. Dereszyaski, L. Diegel, R. Distelrath, D. Fox, S. Grow, S. Herron, S. Kennedy, D. King, R. King, G. Klimek, W. Lalko, T. Langmaid, C. La we rance, R. LeBlanc, T. Lewis, J. Long, M. Lyons, C. Mallory, B. Marquardt, D. Me Alpine, L. McCloskey, R. Mike, M. Miller, C. Miller, M. Munck, G. Neely, D. Palmerton, H. Parker, R. Parker, S. Ruyts, P. Seddon, D. Seidler, R. Skinner, W. Spear, R. Thompson, M. Spencer, H. Tait, M. Thorp, E. Valentime, D. Wanamaker, J. Wenta, J. Wright, B. Wolak, P. Wolak, R. ABSENT: Beste, J. ; Bilicki, M. ; Brandibur, K.; Delisee, D. ; Gusek, B. ; Mageria, T. ; Mileski, L. ; Nicol, J. ; Povey, M.; Sefton, N.; Spencer, B.; Withenshaw, R. 69 f I C S K I N P R E VIEW Adamczyk, L. Adamczyk, L. Beardsley, T. Borek, L. Britton, J. Cameron, K. Catlin, A. Clouse, J. Curry, B. Dibble, O. Finley, T. Franckowiak, P. Gettle, A. Gottler, J. Hahn, B. Heacock, G. La Fond, K. Lalko, K. Langmaid, D. Lester, J. Long, L.A. Myer, J. Mike, A. Mock, R. Needly, G. Paterson, R. Parsell, M. Reinelt, S. Smith, C. Smith, M. Smith, R. Stratton, D. Szostak, S. Szostak, W. Trisch, D. Wanamaker, D. Wnuk, M. Worrail, G. Zuehlke, R. Zyrowski, D. Absent Allen, D. Andrus, D. Bauman, J. Bilicki, E. Bilicki, T. Britton, R. Britton, S. Champagne, S. Cherniawski, G. Clouse, R. Cook, D. Coriis, J. Drandron, A. Debusk, J. Delisle, P. Ensign, W. Finley, W. Harrison, J. Kwasiwski, D. Lyons, L. Nicol, N. O'Bryan, J. Rushlow, E. Walls, H. Walkiewiez, E. Wood, G. 71 .lien, W. Barden, L. Borek, R. Broecker, L. Cadotte, D. Cassie, M. Christie, P. Confer, N. Diegel, M. Glassford, J. Houghton, C. King, L. Koehler, R. Kolacz, L. Lis, P. Lockhart, J. Lorentz, J. Mallory, G. Malkiewicz, T. Marqardt, D. Munck, K. Myers, J. D. Nemeth, S. Parker, V. Ray, S. Reimann, S. Seddon, J. Wilkinson, D. Willis, L. Wolak, K. Barrons, Tom Bastian, Jim Beste, Steve MR. PEET 6 TH GRA DE Catlin, Mark Caverly, Wade Childs, Cindy Clyne, Alice Crittenden, Elaine Distelrath, Ken Denhoff, Carrie Emerson, Dona Gilmore, Carol Hunter, Robert Johnson, Doreen Lewicki, Tom Lyons, Tim Martin, Steve May, Jim McNinch, Mary Mitchell, Lila Mock, Denise Morrell, Dennis Nickens, Penny Parker, Brad Powell, Roxanne Randall, Terry Reaver, Vicky Ruggles, Gayle Schiable, Tom Smith, Glenn Spencer, Bernard Thane, Willard Widger, Tracy Wilmot, Mark Wolak, Barb MRS. SCOTT 6TH GRADE Anger, Cindy Britton, Tammie Browning, Joann Creason, Paula Crittenden, Roy Cummings, Debra Dadacki, Margaret Durocher, Denise Ensign, Kelly Finley, Sam Hatch, Rodney Heron, Eddie Jones, Lori Kelley, Fred Kopko, John Lanway, Mark Lester, Allen Lockhart, Vicky Marquardt, Dale Maynard, Helen Miller, Michelle Mileski, Paul Randall, Jay Ricketts, Peggy 7 6 Rushlow, Lisa Simpson, Brian Smith, Angela Spear, Harold Spencer, Sheryl Thorpe, Rhonda Walkiewicz, Mary Wilmot, Carol MRS. RICKWALT 5TH GRADE Ahern, Jim Albertson, Michael Banowski, Karen Britton, Mark Broecker, Dan Brzezinski, Jim Cadotte, Patty Chantiny, Lynn Cherniawski, Francis Copeland, Lori Crigger, Karl Dereszynski, Kathy Dibble, Rocky Finlayson, April Fritz, Herman Garries, Helen Hahn, Joe Kawsniewski, Renee Long, Tami Marquardt, Durrell McAlpine, Roy Miracle, Carmen Nemeth, Scott Neu, Tina Ozorowicz, Rosa Lee Peter, Gary Potter, Dale Powell, Terry Pruett, Stacy Skinner, Ricky Smith, Susan Spencer, Danny Stewart, Lori Thrall, Mark Trisch, Darlene Wigger, Jeff Zuehlke, Brad MRS. DENHOFF5TH GRADE Andrus, Thomas Brandibur, Nancy Britton, Beth Ann Bruce, Kim Cherinawski, Laura Clyne, Charles Dadacki, Mike Dandron, Angie 77 Detmers, Kyle Dibble, Susan Duncan, Danny Gilmore, Kelli Jo Jaster, Ronald Jaynes, Bruce Kincaid, Russell Lalko, Marie Langmaid, Chris Magiera, Larry Main, Corine Mann, Gary Myers, Nanette Neeley, Vanessa Nicol, David Powell, Anette Reinelt, Martin Remsing, Thomas Sefton, Mark Smith, Donna Spencer, Gary Szostak, Rosemary Teets, Lisa Thorp, Sherri Trisch, Daryl Zyrowski, Donald MR. SIMS4TH GRADE Brady, Dennis Childs, Beth Ann Clouse, Kenneth Fritz, Veronica Hergenreder, Eugene Kincaid, Russell King, Paul Long, Theresa Magiera, Joan Magiera, Joe Mike, Adam Miller, Monna Miller, Roberta Miracle, Billy Mitchell, Douglas Palmerton, Cathy Parker, Julie Periso, Gary Peter, Doug Prusinski, Sherry Sanders, Susan Schaible, Dean Seidler, Gary Silvemail, Jamie Smith, Kim Walker, Kim Marie Wolak, Roland 78 MRS. WALLACE 4TH GRADE Barrons, Gregory Bastian, Sherry Brandibur, Mark Britton, Lisa Brzezinski, Joe Catlin, Beth Caverly, Vicki Chamagne, Dawn Cherinawski, Mathew Cook, Sharon Crosby, Dawn Daily, Gregory Heron, Janet Lewicki, Ronald Macon, William McCloskey, Tom Morell, Doreen Nutt, Berne Parker, Shawn Robertson, Laura Ruggles, Kim Rushlow, Rodney Smith, Ronda Tait, Kim Williams, Daniel MRS. SILVERN AIL 4 TH GRA DE Ahern, Audrey Bryce, Karen Clouse, Sheryl Dadacki, Marsha Dereszynski, Sherry Emerson, Bert Esehtruth, Sandra Hackel, Robert Jaster, Cindy Koehler, Jason Kohns, Donald Mathews, Lisa Neely, Ronald Parker, Lori Phillips, Blaine Powell, Rosalie Rem sing, Ted Remsing, Todd Schaible, Ricky Skalslyi, Danny Smith, Danny Stewart, Donald Teets, Ted Thane, Terry Thorp, Jim Trisch, Kenneth 79 Ashcroft, Randy Barden, Jack Boyl, Scott MRS. SIMS 3RD GRADE Brecker, Kenny Creason, Christine Cummings, Jim Debbie, Jule Ann Jarrett, Michael Jones, Charles King, Martha Kohns, Diana Marquardt, Daryl McNich, Richard Peter, David Potter, Danny Ruggles, Beth Ruhl, Dawn Smith, Tina Thrall, Mary Beth Traster, Karl Vaughn, Roland Weller, Kelley Williams, Eddie Wilmot, Scott Wolak, Marvin Zachmann, Kurt MISS SCHLEICHER 3RD GRADE Anger, Scott Albertson, Matt Barden, Jill Brzezinski, Sue Catlin, Diane Caverly, Judy Cosway, Kathy Ensign, Randy Finlayson, Alanna FI is, Doug Harper, Mike Jaynes, Sharon Kopko, Ann Mouton, R.onnie Moore, Christine Mitchell, Patty Miller, Shirley McAlpine, Ann Maxson, Danny Marquardt, Drenda Newton, Renee Periso, Eddie Potter, Timmy Reaver, Charles 80 MRS. SHIELDS 2ND GRADE Borek, Diane Chantiny, Lisa Clinesmith, Tim Clinesmith, Tony Cummings, Cheryl DeBlois, Greg Ensign, Ronald Fritz, Roy Gilmore, Faye Jarret, Alison Kelley, Tim Lalko, Jennifer Marquardt, Della Matthew, Darren Megge, Gary Miller, Anna Milligan, Kirk Morell, Derek Morell, James Mouton, Sherry Noto, Sherri O'Dell, Dorinda Periso, Daryl Remsing, Tammy Smith, Tina Terpenning, Rodney Thory, Karen MISS IN BOD Y 2ND GRA DE Campbell Wade Clouse Kelly Copeland Cari DAdacki Lorraine Daily Janelle Dandron Susan Dereszynski David Durocher James Eschtruth, Helen Galubenski, Julie Havens, Jerry Kelly, Gerald Klimek, Tim Langley, Brenda Lantz, Kimberly Metro, Vickie McAlpine, Nancy Mike, Carla Miracle, Robert Mitchill, Gary Nutt, John Robertson, Tina Ruggles, Lynne Schaible, Tina 81 2ND CON'T. Skalski, Brian Syms, Joseph Teets, Mark Wenzlaff, Greg Wilcox, Carol MRS. LESTER 1ST GRADE Anger, Dallas Brigham, Gary Campbell, Bryan Clouse, Paul Dawson, Tina De Blois, Douglas Dibble, Gerald Dibble, Shannon Ensign, Steven Frazier, Kelly Grieve, Russell Grow, Wendi Hack el, Douglas Havens, Gregg Kern, Ricky Langley, Lori Reehl, Jill Reinelt, Martin Richter, Keith Skalski, Noah Stark, Michael Steele, Tammy Stratton, Terri Walker, Shari MRS. PETER 1ST GRADE Ahern, David Albertson, Mark Ashcroft, Teena Crosby, Shelly Cummings, Darren Gilmore, Lynn Gusek, Deanna Harris, KelliAnne Hussan, Troy Jaster, Kelly Jones, Mitzi Langmaid, Craig Lindsay, Gilbert Lis, Lynda Ruggles, Tim Schember, Connie Skinner, David Smith, Leslie Spencer, Tim Szostak, Cathleen Trish, Billy Wascher, Cheryl Wroubel, Lisa Zyrowski, Diane 82 MRS. 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SCHWADERER SON STANDARD SERVICE Standard Service Standard Oil Phone 683-2401 WILMOT HOME BUILDING CENTER Kingston, Michigan KINGSWOOD INN BARRONS ANTIQUES Congratulations to the class of “73” Open Daily 10:00 to 6:00 Robert Wilmot Builder Custom builder of fine homes Specializing in complete ready to move in homes Kingston, Michigan Pat Jay Randall Evenings By Appointment Phone 683-2382 Kingswood Inn Kingston, Mich. 683-2750 683-2753 5954 State, Kingston KINGSTON LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLY Complete Stock of Building Supplies for Farm Home Industry Transit Mix Concrete Call The Lumber Number 683-2280 Kingston, Michigan 92 KINGSTON INSURANCE AGENCY KINGSTON KROMECO. Complete Auto, Life Property Coverage Keogh Retirement Plans Congratulations to The class of 1973 Kingston, Michigan PARKER BROTHERS Kingston North Grayling skidoo Branch Ski-Doo 683-2336 Come on in see us we’ll “be glad to have your business” DONALD S. FRALEIGH MOORE’S SERVICE Congratulations Class of “73” “YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER THE KINGSTON ENTERPRISE Congratulations to “The class of 1973” HARMON FUNERAL HOME “Quality at prices you can afford” Kingston, Michigan Phone 683-2530 Kingston, Michigan 93 QUALITY HOUSE “Your thumb area Headquarters for Custom Draperies” Marlette, Michigan BROWN’S GROCERY ‘ “We specialize in cleanliness, honesty, quality, friendly service” Cass City, Mich. H R BLOCK Best wishes from PAUL ATKINS WARD ATKINS Marlette, Michigan JOHN A. ROWLING, INC. REAL ESTATE Land Development, Real Estate Investments Cash for your property THUMB MOBILE SALES Corsair-Terry Reallite Travel Trailers Truck Campers Headquarters for Recreation Vehicles 3245 Main St. Marlette, Michigan WESTOVER MOTORS EQUIPMENT Masey Ferguson New Holland Farm Equipment CARO’S LEADING JEWELER Diamonds Watches Luggage Rings Gifts for all occasions Caro, Michigan Phone 635-7417 2948 Main St. Marlette, Mich. 3521 S. Main St. Ph. 635-4441 Marlette, Michigan ZORN’S FOODMARKET- INC. Mayville Marlette Kingston 683-2320 BARDEN’S HARDWARE Frigidaire Maytag Appliances Kingston, Michigan NICHOEL’S BOUTIQUE Infants Childrens Clothing 247 S. State St. Caro, Michigan 48723 Ph. 673-6886 KOTSCH SALES SERVICE Authorized Briggs Stratton Service KINGSTON OIL GAS 5495 State St. Kingston, Mich. HEDLEY EQUIPMENT CO. Cub-Cadets Ski-Doo McCulloch International CARO FINANCE CO. 441 N. Main St. Caro, Michigan 5984 State Kingston, Michigan 683-2350 683-2560 1800 West Caro Caro, Michigan Phone 673-2164 673-2076 94 Continuous Service Since 1912 OFFERING COMPLETE SERVICE IN BANKING THE KINGSTON STATE BANK Offices at Kingston, Clifford, Snover 4 lA Savings Accounts Monthly Payment Loans Safe Deposit Boxes Industrial Loans Drive up Window Commercial Accounts Safekeeping 5, 5 ' 2,5 3 4% Certificates of Deposit Real Estate Mortgages Travelers Checks Night Depository Auto Implement Loans Christmas Club Collecting 95 1725 W. Caro Rd. Caro, Michigan 673-4171 BURTON-MOORE FORD YOUR HOME OF Personalized Service” Open Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings DON LANWAY Don Lanway Representing B. A. CALKA REAL ESTATE Caro, Michigan COCK BULL Fine Food Cocktails Steaks Seafood Ph.-673-4116 Caro, Michigan DIBBLES STORES We Stand behind our merchandise Caro, Michigan J. McLEOD REDITY HETCH1NSON INSURANCE AGENCY 680 N. State St. Day or night Caro, Mich. Ph. 673-6106 GUNSELL’S FURNITURE CARPETS 130 W. Burnside Street Caro, Michigan Ph. 673-2625 “Say it with flowers” CARO FLORAL CO. GREENHOUSE Carson Doris Dacton Ph. 673-2222 Caro, Mich. 48723 315 Pearl St. PALMER’S DRUGSTORE 306 N. State St. Caro, Michigan Ph. 673-3631 RUBY’S YARN FABRIC 113 N. State St. Caro, Mich. Yarns, Fabrics Notions WILSIE-SIMPSON Chevrolet — Olds — Cadillac Inc. 700 N. State — Caro, Michigan Ph. —673-2171 Chevrolet Oldsmobile Cadillac 96 Compliments of: CASS CITY FLORAL 6450 Main Street 872-3675 Cass City, Mich. AUTEN MOTOR SALES 6392 Main Street Cass City, Mich. Phone 872-2300 HILLSIDE BEAUTY SALON 6263 Church St. 872-2740 Cass City WILDWOOD FARMS RESTAURANT VanDyke Rd. Cass City, Mich. 872-2720 CASS CITY IGA FOODLINER SOMMER’S BAKERY KRITZMAN’S Table-Rite Meats CLOTHING Everyday Low Prices “Home of Irish Bread” Cass City “Clothing for the Cass City, Mich. entire family.” Congratulations to Class of 1973 Phone 872-3577 Cass City, Mich. HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE INSURANCE AGENCY 6815 E. Cass City Cass City, Michigan CASS CITY KLEIN FERTILIZERS, GULF SERVICE INC. Floyd Bob Manufacturers of Compliments of: Tires Klein’s Plant Food BAUER CANDY COMPANY V-Belts Cass City, Mich. Batteries 48726 Wholesale Distributors © Q CENTER Cass City, Michigan (Gulf) 872-2120 (AC 517) RICHARD’ST.V. APPLIANCE Sales with Service Compliments of: CHAMBERLINS DR. W. S. SELBY, SHOE MARKET TV. iEdrl Optometrist CASS CITY STATE BANK “Shoes for all the Admiral, Philco, 4624 Hill Street family.” Westinghouse Cass City, Mich. Cass City, Mich. 872-2930 Phone 872-3404 406 W. Frank St. Cass City Phone 872-2050 Caro, Michigan owner — Richard Jones 97 CARO AUTO PARTS “New Home of Craig” Rebuilt Engines Phone 673-3175 VANDERMARKS STANDARD SERVICE Jr. Virg. 321 S. State St. Caro, Mich. DONATIONS Sunset Motel Square Deal Auto Parts — Caro East Dayton Market Jim’s Gulf Service Caro, Michigan Phone 673-9598 Henderson’s Barber Shop CARO GLASS CO. Hiser Glass Co. Auto Glass, Mirrors, Plate Glass All KINDS OF GLASS Dyers FOR EVERY PURPOSE 673-6709 847 South State St. Caro, Mich Ray’s Mens Shop '« • 1972 JUNIOR PL A Y “THE CRUCIBLE” Mary Warren Mary Lou Hameck John Proctor David Wolak Rebecca Nurse Alice Zajac Giles Corey Jim Borek Reverend John Hale Jim Nemeth Elizabeth Proctor Linda Anger Francis Nurse Gary Jaynes Ezekiel Cheever Ricky Riene It John Willard Bruce Fox Judge Hawthorne Mike Brandibur Sarah Good Donna Heacock Directed by Miss K. Bartkowski CAST Betty Parris Jackie Weber Reverend Samuel Parris Keith La Fountain Tituba Debra D'Addezio Abigail Williams Kim Parker Susanna Walcott Debbie Eschtruth Mrs. Ann Putnam Kathy Van Horn Thomas Putnam Kevin Barrons Mercy Lewis Nancy Rogers In Appreciation As this year comes to an end, I wish to thank everyone who helped make this yearbook a success. My thanks go to Kevin Barrens for his outstanding photo- graphy, to all the faculty and administration for their understanding and putting up with our interruptions during class, to Mr. Gary Benson and to the American Yearbook Co., whose help and advice greatly improved our book. I also appreciate all the help and work I received from the other members of the yearbook staff. Speaking for the entire yearbook staff, I want to express our appreciation for the patience and efforts put forth by our yearbook adivsor, Mrs. Opperman, without whose guidance we would not have this 1973 yearbook. So as another year passes and fond memories lin- ger, we hope as you look through the book you will remember those wonderful days and those who made them that way. --Kathy Van Horn Editor • • Faces On Faces On Faces. THUMB AREA MICHIGAN ASSN. OF SCHOOL LIBRARIANS FALL MEETING AT LAKERS HIGH KINGSTON LIBRARIANS PROGRAM CHAIRMEN. Workshops: Pat Christie, Della Owen G Sherry Nemeth. Meeting the guest speaker-Author of Hey White Girl. Workshop: Kim Parker. .ii A special word of thanks to Kathy Van Horn our 1973 Cardinal Editor-in- chieffor all of her hard work and brilliant ideas.