Kingston High School - Xenolith Yearbook (Kingston, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1974 volume:

MEMORIES N V -n M ' o • Kindergarten, when everyone is excited and wants to come to school. The girls played with dolls and the boys played with the big wooden blocks. Soon we're in first grade, bringing rugs to lay on, while we listen to a story, after the noon recess. 1 Second grade goes by with our harder reading books and spelling books. j It's third grade now, and some of us are in Mrs. Greenleaf's room across the hall from I Mrs. Hackett's room. Those of us that were in Mrs. Hackett's room remember our class- mate, Mike Diegel always beating everyone else to the hopscotch mat at noon. The next year comes and finds us still in the same hall, but some of us are across from the big high school kids, the rest are down the hall in Mrs. Wallace's room. It's 1965, and we find ourselves way up in the fifth grade. Mrs. Denhoff has a big share of us and Mrs. Cooper has the rest. This is a pretty big year, because we get to start band. Mr. Smith decided to start us out on fluta-phones first and then we can choose , which instrument we want. Oh Another thing, we're going to the Shrine Circus in Saginaw. What's this? We're sixth graders and we're watching Leann Bierd fight Alfred Laga- vitz. Who's winning? Well, bystander Jackie Galubenski just got hit by a flying punch. ! But we all agree that the fight is a draw. It's a beautiful day, and we're outside for noon 1 recess. All that we're doing is having chicken fights, and here comes Mrs. Harneck down the hill, blowing the whistle. She tells us not to do that anymore, for our own good, because we could get hurt. O.K. we won't do it anymore, but as soon as she left, ! guess what we did. That's right, had chicken fights. Oh, what's Jr. High like? We're growing up now, we're almost like the big high school kids. Well it was a big change, but it wasn't so bad. It was kind of fun having our : own locker and running around between classes feeling important. It was a new experi- ence having a different teacher for each class. We'll always remember Mr. Heimermann, who took us on nature walks, and A.O.K. Herman, our substitute science teacher who : taught us the Russian alphabet. ; Eighth grade finds us more excited, because we have a new school to move into after coming back from Christmas vacation. At first it was hectic with everyone getting lost ; and either getting to class late, or not even getting there at all. But the worst was walking into class, sitting down and then realizing you were in the wrong room. Being a freshman meant getting initiated by the sophomores. We didn't think it fair . that we couldn't dress up like the other years did, so after arriving at school that day, some of us decided to decorate our faces with some lipstick, only to be sent to the wash- rooms by the principal who advised we un-decorate our faces. , In the tenth grade our Biology class took a field trip to the Dow Chemical Company. This year brought us more privileges, we were able to choose more of our classes, and of course we took the easiest courses. The highlights of our Junior year, were the Junior-Senior Prom, Saturday in the Park, ' which took a lot of planning and hard work; and the Junior play, Dirty Work at the Cross- roads, which was fun and very time consuming. Our director. Miss Bartkowski kept us going, and it was well worth the effort put into it, because we feel that it was a great 1 success. ! This year we are looking forward to our senior trip, and hoping that our class grows closer as the year comes to an end. We will always look back on our school days with pleasant memories. 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Activities P. 5 Sports P. 19 Elementary P. 35 Underclassmen P. 48 Seniors P. 59 Administration P. 71 Advertisements P. 81 ABOVE; Denise Lockeyer and Curt Copeland, her escort, representing the freshmen. ABOVE; The Sophomore representative Mary Lou Anger and her escort Brian Mallory. Kingston's 1973 homecoming was held on Friday, Oct. 12. Our queen candidates and their escorts were Chris Houghton escorted by John Ray I, Linda Kolacz escorted by Richard Borek, and Sherry Nemeth escorted by Mark Cassie. There were also representa- tives from each class on the Queen's Court. From the junior class there was Annette Al- len and her escort K.T. LaFond and also Sherry Champagne and her escort Randy Zueh- Ike. The sophomore class had Mary Lou Anger as their representative and Brian Mallory as her escort. Denise Lockeyer and Curt Copeland, her escort, were from the freshmen class. At the halftime ceremonies Chris was crowned Queen '73 by Patt Barrons our '72 homecoming queen. At the dance following the game the new homecoming king was crowned from the candidates Mike Diegel, Lehn King, and Ron Nichol. Our '72 homecoming king Doug LaFond crowned our new king, Mike. The 8th grade class had 3 princess candidates who were Joe Swierczynski, Tim Barden and Danny Zuehlke. Patty Barrons crowned princess Bev and Prince Tim. BELOW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Princess can- didates Bev Maxson, Jackie Long, and Lez Wenta. The Prince candidates Joe BELOW; Juniors Annette Allen and Sherry Swierczynski, Tim Barden and Danny Champagne with their escorts Randy Zueh- Zuehlke. Ike and K.T. LaFond. RIGHT; The queen candidates Linda Kolacz, Chris Houghton, and Sherry Nemeth. Their escorts John Rayl, Richard Borek, and Mark Cassie. BELOW; Patty crowns our new queen while other members of the court look on. ABOVE; Our '73 Queen, Chris, holds her roses with members of the court nearby. RIGHT; The '73 Homecoming King and Queen, Chris Houghton and Mike Diegel. ABOVE AND RIGHT. The music was provided by Just Another Band . BE- LOW LEFT AND RIGHT; Our new king and queen enjoying themselves. BELOW CENTER; Patty Barrons and Doug La- Fond the '72 king and queen. LEFT; Freshmen Float- Bridge Over Troubled Waters . RIGHT; Sophomore Foat- Car- dinal Mash . BELOW; Senior Float- These Cleats Are Made For Stomping . This year the theme for our homecoming floats was song titles. The Freshmen took first place with the theme Bridge Over Troubled Waters . Next came the Sophomores in second place and their theme was Cardinal Mash . The Senior's float These Cleats Are Made For Stomping got third place. Live and Let Die was the Jun- ior's theme and they got fourth place with it. The 7th and 8th grade classes combined their talents and energy and worked hard on their float, We've Only Just Begun , but still received fifth place. LEFT; Jun- ior Float- Live and Let Die . RIGHT; Jr. High Float- We've Only Just Begun . SENIOR BAND LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW; J. Lester, K. Cameron, C. Brzezinski, L. Patterson, M. Wnuk, A. Catlin. 2nd ROW; A. Allen, S. Lalko, L. Creason, S. Nemeth, D. Le- wicki, S. Wenzlaff, S. Fox, S. Nemeth. 3rd ROW; W. Ensign, D. Anger, L. Caverly, L. Lyons, R. Koehler, B. Patterson, D. Seddon, K. Bryce, B. Curry, L. Borek, J. Britton, R. Zuehlke, P. VanHorn, 4th ROW; C. Main, B. Detmers, T. Caverly, D. An- drus, J. Wenta, R. Mock, D. Lewicki, B. Parker, S. Britton. 5th ROW; D. Anger, P. Wolak, B. Mallory, B. Miller, H. Walls, J. Kramer, H. Houghton, S. Parker, T. Lalko STANDING; E. Rushlow, C. Lyons, V. Parker, D. Rios, A. Anderson, Mr. Smith. DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES. LEFT TO RIGHT; L. Borek, H. Walls, M. Wnuk. BAND BOARD. LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW; S. Wenzlaff, A. Catlin, J. Kramer. BACK ROW; S. Fox, D. Anger, B. Patterson. JUNIOR BAND LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW; E. Glassford, D. Kelley, S. D'Addezio, C. Anger, K. Ensign, D. Raymond, A. Simmons. 2nd ROW; D. Diegel, K. Parker, J. DeLand, A. Borek, J. Kopko, C.Denhoff, M. McNinch, D. Emerson. 3rd ROW; J. Newton, E. Wo- lak, D. Mock, J. Wolak, T. Brzezinski, G. Harper, D. Zuehlke, D. Marquardt, M. Walkiewicz. 4th ROW; W. Thane, T. Fritz, D. Seddon, T. Lyons, N. Lalko, T. De- Lisle, S. Silvernail, STANDING; D. Confer, L. Dibble, D. Bastain, L. Wenta, K. Rogers, Miss Stevenson, H. Spear, D. Robinson, T. Barrons, D. Morell, G. Peter. LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW; A. Catlin, D. Anger, W. Ensign, D. Lewicki, S. Wen- zlaff, S. Nemeth, R. Zuehlke, S. Fox, A. Anderson, V. Parker. 2nd ROW; D. Warren, J. Wenta, S. Parker, T. Caverly, R. Mock, D. Lewicki, B. Curry, S. Britton, B. Park- er. 3rd ROW; J. Kramer, H. Walls, B. Miller, J. DeLisle, B. Mallory, P. Wolak, K. Bryce. STANDING; T. Lalko, H. Houghton, Mr. Smith. The choirs this year have been quite active. The Junior choir performed at some pep assemblies and at Christmas time the Senior choir went caroling. LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW; K. Disteltrath, M. Catlin, T. Schiable, W. Caverly, Miss Stevenson. 2nd ROW; T. Lyons, T. Randall, C. Crittenden, R. Hatch, B. Hunter, E. Heron, B. Simpson, J. May, F. Kelley. This year the mu- sic department has ex- panded. Now they have in addition to the Senior Band and Junior Band, a Stage Band. As Mr. Smith explains it; This basically is a class of band that will play all types of music, from Dixieland to modern jazz idioms. LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW; A. Allen, W. Allen, C. Lyons, J. Kramer, C. D'Addezio. 2nd ROW; J. Wana- maker, L. Creason, V. Parker, L. Barden, D. Rios. 3rd ROW; D. Seddon, S. Britton, B. Curry, S. Wolak, Mr. Smith. 4th ROW; L. Lyons, P. Wolak, H. Palmerton, S. Spencer, J. Glassford, G. Cherniawski, J. DeLisle, M. Miller. LEFT TO RIGHT. SITTING; L. Creason, D. Lewicki, J. Emerson. 2nd ROW; C. D'Addezio, S. Szostak, R. Koeh- ler, J. Galubenski, S. Nemeth. BACK ROW; F. Brandi- bur, J. Newton, C. Spencer, C. Brzensinski, B. Detmers, K. Brandibur, L. Patterson, T. Fritz. Advisor....................................................................Mrs. Opperman Co-Editors........................................................Pat Lis, Sherry Nemeth Activities...........................................................Editor; Marie Seddon Sue Nemeth, Faith Brandibur Sports...............................................................Editor; K.T. LaFond Karen Brandibur Administration.......................................................Editor; Barb Eldridge Carol Brzezinski Seniors.............................................................Editor; Pat Christie Roxanne Koehler Underclassmen........................................................Editor; Susan Grow Leah Creason, Sandy Szostak, Julie Emerson Elementary............................................... . Editor; Nancy Sefton Jackie Galubenski, Jeff Newton Advertisements.......................................................Editor; Karen Munck Becky Detmers, Liz Patterson LEFT TO RIGHT, K.T. LaFond, P. Christie, N. Sefton, S. Grow, K. Munch, M. Seddon. PHOTOGRAPHER Dave Lewicki LEFT TO RIGHT; P. Lis, Mrs. Opper- man, S. Nemeth. VARSITY CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW; B. Patterson, R. Borek, B. Miller, J. Bruce, L. King, J.D. Myers, M. Eschtruth. 2nd ROW; T. Lalko, R. Ni- chol, D. Trisch, D. Wil- kinson, J. Rayl, M. Die- gel, 3rd ROW; D. Broeck- er, S. Spencer, J. Glass- ford, B. Detmers, D. An- ger, D. Marquardt. BACK ROW; Coaches, J. Rut- ledge, P. Gorsuch, D. Skatzka, G. Whittaker. AUDIO-VISUAL TECHNICIANS LEFT TO RIGHT; R. Siedler, P. VanHorn, W. Szostak, J. Glass- ford, B. Detmers, E. Walkiewicz. LIBRARIANS LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW; S. Warner, K. Warner, L. Long, P. Owens, P. Christie, V. Par- ker, S. Nemeth, J. Kopko, S. Szostak. BACK ROW; L. Crea- son, Mrs. Opperman, D. Lockeyer, C. Zyrowski, M. Parsell, P. Lis, R. Koehler, S. Nemeth, T. Szo- stak, S. Grow, J. Emerson. OFFICE ASSISTANTS LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW; V. Parker, M. Seddon, L. Barden, P. Lis, A. Gettel, 2nd ROW; L. Kolacz, C. Cherniawski, S. Nemeth, D. Wilkinson, K.T. LaFond, J. Galubenski. BACK ROW; K. Cameron, S. Champagne, R. Borek, L. Broecker, T. Szostak. NEWSPAPER STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW; C. Lyons, J. Lester, A. Gettel, J. Glassford, J. Galubenski, M. Cassie, Mr. Vohsen. 2nd ROW; K. Munck, M. Munck, A. Wolak, S. Champagne, A. Catlin, L. Borek, L. Kolacz, M. Wnuk, D. Glaxner, J. Myers, R. Borek, J. Rayl, D. Wanamaker. LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW; T. Davis, C. Brzezin- ski, S. Baandibur, N. Parker, M. Anger, J. Gouine, Mr. Vohsen. 2nd ROW; L. Crea- son, T. LeBlanc, C. Distel- trath, J. Emerson, L. Jones, D. Anger. 3rd ROW; B. Galubenski, K. Brandibur, M. Cherniawski, B. Parker, T. Britton. FRENCH CLUB DRAMA CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW; S. Wolak, M. Seddon, S. Nemeth, K. Cameron. 2nd ROW; K.Rogers, J. DeLand, B. Soltis, M. Long, B. Eldridge, S. Nemeth, B. Parker, K.T. LaFond, B. Hahn, S. Reinelt 3rd ROW; D. Seddon, R. King, D. Seddon, D. Cadotte, J. Bruce, L. Barden. STUDENT COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW; M. Sed- don, M. Munck, B. Detmers, J. Glassford, J. Kramer, J. Rayl. 2nd ROW; S. Glaxner, S. Lalko, C. Langmaid, A. Gettel, J. Bruce, B. Parker, B. Detmers, E. Wenta, J. Swierczynski. 15 LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW; D. Morell, C. Brzezinski, J. Wolak, E. Wolak, B. Patterson, 0. Dibble, T. Barrens. 2nd ROW; S. Lalko, M. Wnuk, T. Lalko, V. Park- er, S. Nemeth, A. Gettel, B. Detmers. 3rd ROW; S. Wenzlaff, P. Christie, P. Lis, K.T. LaFond, M. Seddon, R. Nichol, T. Mageria. 4th ROW; R. Koehler, G. Bruce, S. Spencer, R. Borek, B. Skinner, M. Mahaz. 5th ROW; S. Silvernail, R. Spear, B. McCloskey, C. Harrison, D. Morell. CAFETERIA HELP IL. POM PON GIRLS LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW; C. Langmaid, B. Detmers, S. Powell, L. Patterson, E. Thorp, R. Koehler, D. Lockeyer. 2nd ROW; S. Wolak, A. Allen, J. Lester, S. Lal- ko, L. Barden, C. Houghton. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL BACK ROW: (L-R) COACH Smith, S. Lalko, B. Galubenski, L. Barden, R. Koeher, M. Munck. KNEELING L-R: MGR L. Mileski, W. Allen, N. Parker, C. Distelrath, T. Le- Blanc, C. D'Addezio. Captains GIRL’S J.V. BASKETBALL BACK ROW L-T: COACH Smith, D. Morell, K. Brandibur, B. Detmers, L. McAlpine, C. Smith, D. Anger. FRONT ROW L-T: MGR L. Mileski, N. Sefton, L. Creason, N. Gottler, M.L. Anger, S. Skinner. THE MIGHTY K.H.S. FOOTBALL TEAMS BACK ROW: (L TO R) P. Van Horn, S. Silvemail, R. Phillips, C. Skalski. E. Nicol, J. Nickens, J. Eschtruth, W. Crumby, I. Gilley, D. Warren. 4th ROW: D. Lalko, T. Lalko, D. Gilley, M. Eschtruth, R. Zuehlke, B. Parker, Mr. Rutledge, Mr. Gorsuch. 3rd ROW: S. Fox, B. Skinner, B. Patterson, L. King, J.D. Myers, M. Diegal, J. Bruce, H. Houghton, Mr. Skatzka. 2nd ROW: J. Gottler, D. Anger, J. Myer, B. Mil- ler, D. Broecker, S. Spencer, M. Conley, D. Marquardt. 1st ROW: (Manager) P. Wolak, K. Lalko, E. Walkiewiez, R. Diegal, B. Detmers, G. Bruce, D. Wilkinson, D. Trisch, R. Nicol. VARSITY FOOTBALL Action speaks louder than words 22 BACK ROW: (L TO R) D. Wilkinson, J.D. Myers, R. Nicol, D. Anger. FRONT ROW: D. Marquardt, L. King, M. Diegal, M. Eschtruth. BACK ROW: (L TO R) Mr. Gorsuch, J. Gottler, T. Lalko, K. Lalko, B. Detmers, Mr. Skatzka. 2nd ROW: H. Houghton, L. King, M. Diegal, M. Conley. 1st ROW: M. Eschtruth, R. Zuehlke, B. Skinner, G. Bruce. BACK ROW: (L TO R) Mr. Rutledge, B. Miller, J.D. Myers, P. Van Horn, S. Spencer, J. Bruce, D. Trisch. 2nd ROW: S. Silvernail, R. Nicol, D. Wilkinson, E. Walkiewiez, D. Marquardt, J. Myer, D. Anger. 1st ROW: J. Eschtruth, R. Phillips, E. Nicol, R. Diegal, B. Parker, S. Fox, W. Crumby. Kingston 54 AuGres-Sims 6 Kingston 28 Morrice 0 Kingston 70 Port Hope 0 Kingston 12 Owengage 0 Kingston 36 Caseville 6 Kingston 18 Peck 20 Kingston 32 Kinde North Huron 6 Kingston 20 Carsonville 22 Kingston 8 Ashley 28 STANDING: J. Bruce, J.D. Myers. KNEELING: M. Diegal, L. King. P. Wolak, J. Wenta. HEAD VARSITY FOOTBALL COACH MR. SKATZKA VARSITY LINE COACH MR. RUTLEDGE J.V. COACH MR. GORSUCH COACH MR. WHITTKAER J. H. BACKS COACH MR. SZYBALA J.H. LINE J.V. FOOTBALL BACK ROW: (L TO R) Mr. Gorsuch, D. Broecker, R. Diegal. 2nd ROW: G. Bruce, D. Lalko, S. SiIvernaiI, P. Van Horn, J. Myer, J. Eschtruth. 1st ROW: W. Crumby, S. Fox, B. Parker, R. Phillips, E. Nicol, D. War. JR. HIGH FOOTBALL BACK ROW: (L TO R) Mr. Szybala, D. Heacock, D. Marquardt, D. Smith, Mr. Whittaker. 3rd ROW: D. Morrell, D. Seddon, D. Caverly, M. Conley, B. Packey. 2nd ROW: C. Nicol, G. Peter, W. Caverly, B. Hunter, F. Kelly, R. Hatch, T. Barden. 1st ROW: S. Gottler, J. Swierczynski, D. Zuehlke, B. Parker, T. Randall, J. Kopko. ALL CONFERENCE LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW, Ken Lalko, Dave Trisch. FRONT ROW: Mike Diegel, Lehn King, Absent J.D. Myers. GOLDEN HELMET VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Bob Patterson, Sam Spencer, Richard Borek, John Rayl, Don Wilkinson. 2nd ROW: Dave Trisch, Jim Glassford, Brandt Detmers, Garry Bruce. TOP ROW: Manager Paul Wolak, Coach Paul Gorsuch. Senior Squad Richard Jim Borek Glassford Don Wilkinson John Rayl 27 Kingston 57 Ashley 38 Kingston 62 Carsonville 48 Kingston 52 Akron-Fairgrove 53 Kingston 67 Kinde 51 Kingston 79 Port Austin 68 Kingston 61 Brown City 53 Kingston 62 Owengage 45 Kingston 57 Caro 56 Kingston 63 Port Hope 29 Kingston 56 Owengage 49 Kingston 68 Peck 39 Kingston 61 Carsonville 41 Kingston 47 Kinde 49 Kingston 58 Port Austin 48 Kingston 60 Akron-Fairgrove 50 Kingston 64 Caseville 75 Kingston 65 Port Hope 42 Kingston 53 Owengage 49 Kingston 67 Peck 48 Kingston 57 Caseville 53 VARSITY SCORES JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Manager Garry Spencer, Bill Skinner, Tim Lalko, Dave Broecker, Harry Houghton. TOP ROW: Coach Doug Krammer, Marlin Tait, Bill Miller, Addison Anderson, Ralph Spear. FRESHMEN FRONT ROW: Jan Nickins, Robbie Phillips, Dave Warren, Richard Confer, Coach Szybala. 2nd ROW: Terry Britton, Wes Crumby, Robbie Grieves, Curt Copeland, Mark Chernawski. TOP ROW: Mark Wolak, Ron Lester, Mark Bastain. S c 0 r e s Freshman Kingston 31 Kingston 25 Dryden 45 Caro 47 Kingston 30 Kingston 23 Caro 76 A-F 39 Kingston 36 Kingston 38 Dryden 39 A-F (OT) 40 Kingston 29 Kingston 38 Kinde 47 Kinde (OT) 42 Kingston 30 Kingston 23 Millington 62 Millington 44 J.V. 56 Ashley 64 Carsonville 45 Akron 63 North Huron 89 Port Austin 53 Port Hope 41 Owengage 51 Peck 42 Carsonville 30 57 24 56 34 42 31 68 28 51 33 43 33 67 40 62 32 64 North Huron 33 Port Austin 30 Akron Caseville Millington Owengage Peck Millington Caseville 35 63 41 48 68 57 53 29 8TH GRADE TOP LEFT TO RIGHT-David Seddon, Mark Conely, Darwin Caverly, Don Smith, BOT- TOM LEFT TO RIGHT-David Heacock, Carl IMicol, Dan Zuehlke, Joe Swierzynski, Tim Barden, John Banowski, Coach Whittaker. 7TH GRADE TOP ROW-Brian Johnson, Steven Beste, Steve Martain, Harold Spear, Terry Randall, MIDDLE ROW-Tom Lewicki, Tim Lyons, Jim Bastain, Sandy D'Addezio, Paul Mileski, BOTTOM ROW-Tom Barrons, Wade Caverly, Brad Parker, Jay Randall, Ken Distelrath. Coach Pete. TRACK“73” TOP LEFT TO RIGHT-Coach Rutledge, Terry Mageria, Ron Curtis, Joe Bau- man, Tim Lalko, Jim Bruce, Brandt Dtemers, Sam Spencer, Doug Gilley, Al- len Mike, BOTTOM ROW-Bob Parker, Paul King, Mark Eschtruth, John Rayl, Don Wilkinson, Richard Borek, Dan Armola, Mike Diegel, Dan Marquardt. VARSITY TRACK RECORDS Shot Put 37'4 J. Zawilla 1973 Long Jump 17' 8 3 4 John Rayl 1972 Pole Vault 9'6 Dibble, J. Zaquilla 1973 High Jump 5' 4 Mike Diegel 1973 880 Relay 140.3 Rayl, Swierczynski, Confer, Getz 1972 440 Relay : 48.5 Getz, Confer, Swierezynski, Ryall972 2 Mile Run 11:29.2 Brandt Detmers 1973 Mile Run 4:51.4 Robertson 1968 880 YD. Run 2:21.1 Mike Brandibur 1972 440 YD. Dash 59:5 John Rayl 1971 220 YD. Dash 24:4 Tim Lalko 1973 100 YD. Dash 10:5 John Rayl 1973 180 YD. L.H. 21:8 G. Swierczynski 1972 120 YD. H.H. 17:8 G. Swierczynski 1972 31 LEFT TO RIGHT- Susan Wolak, Marie Wnuk, Chris Houghton, Lori Barden, Jannette Lester, Annette Allen. Junior Varsity 32 TOP TO BOTTOM-Sue Lalko, Denise Lockyer, Patty Eschtruth, Cindy Langmaid, Sherry Wenz- loff, Tammy Bastain. FRESHMAN 8TH GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT-Sally Skinner, Carol Brzenski, Becky Detmers, Sherry Powell. TOP TO BOTTOM-Loanne Dibble, Ar- lene Borek, April Ahern, Kathy Esch- truth, Bev Maxson, Evelyn Wolak. 7TH GRADE ELEMENTARY MRS. WINGERT — MORNING KINDERGARTEN Banowski, Melissa Bastian, Scott Bilicki, Brenda Bilicki, Richard Burns, Julie Cherniawski, Patrick Clement, Ronald Cosway, De Crosby, John Dibble, Ronald Fritz, Lena Main, Carl McCool, Michelle Megge, Michael Nelson, Dennise Mulligan, Kevin Parker, David Pretzer, David Randlett, David Reinelt. Jeff Sherrod, Larry Stimson, Ronald Street, Judy Tait, Monica Taylor, Denise Walker, Tim Wascher, Cari Witkovsky, Kelly H M I MRS. WINGERT—AFTERNOON KINDERGARTEN Baker, Richard Cummings, Daryl Finlayson, James Gilson, James Gusek, Gerald Kelly, Danny Kelly, Dennis Lotter, Eric Miller, Amy Moore, Deborah Noto, Shelly Pasek, Tamera Peter, Jamie Porter, Julie Reehl, Mark Scott, Kelley Skalski, Tammy Skinner, Jacquline 36 Ss! uz S Stark, Alisa Widger, Amy Wilcox, Duane Bastian, Kim Briggs, Ray Chantiny, Lana Cooper, Gary Crigger, Lynn DeClue, Kevin DeLisle, Joe Gerheart, Gene Groosbeck, Suzanne Harper, Tim King, Randy Landram, Michelle Lock, Michael May, Nancy Miller, Marlene Newton, Jill Petty, James Randall, Jerry Rogers, Wendy Skinner, Ruth Ann Spencer, Willard Syms, Jamie Walker, Cathy Weller, Mary Jane MRS. PETER — 1ST GRADE Banowski, Tom Boy I, Jeff Brady, Allen Britton, Dana Crosby, Renee David, Michael Flis, Keith Kern, Joe Kotsch, Charles Lanway, Michelle Lucius, Robin Mallory, Trasi Marquardt, Darrin Metro, Eric O'Dell, Annette Roberson, Lisa Rushlow, Billy Rutledge, Amy Sapien, Pat Smith, Larry Smith, Richard Widger, Brad Wirtanen, Wanda MRS. SCHEPERS — 1ST GRADE Britton, Marcia Cadotte, Nicol Clinesmith, Chris Clouse, Brenda Dadacki, Richard Dawson, Rhonda Deblois, Doug Fritz, Rexford Hodder, Teresa Jeffery, Richard Kincaid, Bobby Legg, Dawn Long, Tim McCloskey, Devin McConnell, Kim Miracle, Margaret Newton, Deanna Olilla, Matt Rieck, Michelle Smith, Leslie Smith, Lori Smith, Wade Traster, Steven Walker, Shari Zachmann, Kris MRS. SHIELDS — 2ND GRADE Clouse, Paul Cummings, Daryl Dibble, Gerald Ensign, Steven Finley, Alice Frazier, Kelly Grow, Wendy Gusek, Deanna Hussan, Troy Jones, Mitzi Langmaid, Craig Lindsay, Gilbert Martin, Christopher McConnell, Henry Nicol, Tracy Randall, Suzanne Reehl, Jill Reinelt, Martin Richter, Keith Sklski, Noah Skinner, David Spencer, Timothy Stratton, Terri Vinson, Bernadette Walker, Roy Wascher, Cheryl =w= MISS INBODY — 2ND GRADE Ahern, David Albertson, Mark Anderson, Zavier Anger, Dallas Ashcroft, Teena Benedict, Jill Brief, Kim Campbell, Bryan Crosby, Shelly Dawson, Bryon Dawson, Tina Dibble, Shannon Eldridge, Belinda Gilmore, Lynne Grieve, Russel Hackel, Douglas Jaster, Kelly Kopko, Matthew Langley, Lori Lis, Lynda Randlett, Douglas Roberson, Diana Ruggles, Timothy Stark, Michael Steele, Tammy Szostak, Cathy Trisch, Billy Wroubel, Lisa Zyrowski, Diane 39 MR. SIMS — 3RD GRADE Borek, Diane Copeland, Cari Clinesmith, Tim Clouse, Kelly Cummings, Debbie Dandron, Susan Dereszynski, David Durocher, Jim Ensing, Ronald Finley, Dan Gilmore, Faye Kalley, Tim Kern, Ricky Klimek, Tim Marquardt, Della McAlpine, Nancy Megge, Gary Metro, Vicki Morell, Jim Mouton, Sherry Nutt, John Peri so, Daryl Pierce, Ken Remsing, Tammy Ruggles, Lynne Schneider, Karen Skalski, Brain Teets, Mark Walker, Dennis Wilcox, Carol Wroubel, Laura MRS. SIMS — 3RD GRADE Campbell, Wede Chantiny, Lisa Crittenden, Tony Cummings, Cheryl Dadacki, Lorraine Daily, Janelle DeBlois, Greg Eshtruth, Helen Fritz, Roy Galbusbenski, Julie Kelly, Jerry Lalko, Jennifer 40 1 Langley, Brenda Lantz, Kim Mathews, Darren Mike, Carla Milligan, Kirk Miracle, Robert Morel I, Derek Noto, Sherrie O'Dell, Dorinda Rouse, Ron Smith, Tina Street, Willie, May Syms, Joe Thorp, Karen Thorp, Raymond Weitschat, Mike Witkousky, Linda M II � « MRS. WALLACE — 4TH GRADE Anger, Scott Barden, Jack Boyl, Scott Broecker, Kenneth Brzezinski, Susan Catlin, Diane Caverly, Judy Creason, Christine Cummings, Jim DeClue, Paula Flis, Douglas Groosbeck, Michael Harper, Michael Jones, Charles Kopko, Ann Marquardt, Drenda May Jenny McNinch, Richard Newton, Ranee Moore, Christine Periso, Eddie Peter, David Reaver, Charles Richter, Kevin Ruggles, Beth Street, Don Walker, Barbara Williams, Eddie Wilmot, Scott Wo lack, Pat 41 MRS. SILVERNAIL — 4TH GRADE Albertson, Mathew Ashcroft, Randy Barden, Jill Cosway, Kathy Davis, Mark Dibble, Jule Ensign, Randy Finlayson, Alanna Groosbeck, Linda Jaynes, Sharon Kincaid, Russell King, Martha Kohns, Diana Marquardt, Darryl Maxson, Danny McAlpine, Ann Miller, Shirly Mouton, Ronald Parish, Jeff Rubl, Dawn Smith, Tina Smith, Vickie Tait, Kim Thrall, Mary Beth Traster, Ruth Vinson, Elliott Weller, Kelly Withousky, Jean Wolack, Marvin Zachmann, Kurt MR. PEET — 6TH GRADE Ahern, Audrey Bastian, Sherry Brief, Kris Brzezinski, Joe Champane, Dawn Clouse, Ken DeClue, Donna Eschtruth, Sandra Fritz, Veronica Frode, Bryon Jaster, Ron King, Paul Kohns, Don Maxson, Bill Miracle, Bill Neely, Donald Nutt, Verne Parker, Shawn 4? Petty, Jeff Porter, Donna Prusinski, Sherry Rushlow, Ransy Remsing, Todd Smith, Dan Smith, Kim Thorp, Jim Wolack, Ron MRS. SCOTT — 5TH GRADE Barrons, Greg Benedict, Lisa Caverly, Vicky Cooper, Wendy Crosby, Dawn Derezynski, Sherry Hackel, Robert Hergenreder, Eugene Lewicki, Ron Long, Theresa Magiera, Joan Mathews, Lisa Mike, Adam Miller, Roberta Morel I, Doreen Parker, Lori Peri so, Gary Peter, Doug Remsing, Ted Ruggles, Kim Seidler, Gary Sherrod, Hubert Stewart, Donald Trisch, Ken Walker, Kim Weller, Kim Williams, Danny MRS. DENHOFF — 5TH GRADE Brady, Dennis Britton, Lisa Bryce, Karen Cat I in, Beth Cherniawski, Mathew Childs, Beth Ann $ Clouse, Sheryl Dadacki, Marsha Daily, Greg Emerson, Bert Fisher, Mark Heron, Janet Jaster, Cindy Jorden, Roy Magiera, Joe Miller, Monna Neely, Ronald Palmerton, Cathy Parker, Julie Pierce, Rebecca Phillips, Blaine Powell, Rosalie Sanders, Susan Silvernail, Jaime Skalski, Danny Smith, Ronda Teets, Ted Thane, Terry MR. BABECHENKO — 6TH GRADE Ahern, Jim Albertson, Mike Andrus, Tom Banowski, Karen Britton, Beth Ann Brzezinski, Jim Chanting, Lynne Chernawski, Laura Clyne, Charles Copeland, Lori Davis, Jeff Dereszynski, Kathy Detmers, Kyle Dibble, Rocky Duncun, Dan Garries, Helen Kelley, Debbie Lalko, Marie Langmaid, Chris Long, Tami McAlpine, Roy Myers, Nanette Nemeth, Scott Nicol, David Tv Peter, Gary Pierce, Arlene Powell, Terry Reinelt, Mike Savicke, Mary Sefton, Mark Smith, Sue Spencer, Dan Stewart, Lori Stimson, Frank Street, Lori Ann Trish, Daryl Widger, Jeff Zyrowski, Don MRS. CHAMBERS — 6TH GRADE Brandibur, Nancy Brittion, Mark Broecker, Dean Bruce, Kim Cadotte, Patty Cherniawski, Frank Crigger, Karl Dandronk, Angie Dibble, Susan Eldridge, Bryan Finlayson, April Fritz, Hermon Gilmore, Kelli Groosbeck, Debbie Hahn, Joe Jaynes, Bruce Johnston, Dibbie Jordan, Randy Kincaid, Billy Main, Corrine Marquardt, Dure 11 Miracle, Carmen Neely, Vanessa New, Tina Ozorowicz, Rosemary Powell, Annette Pruett, Stacy Remsing, Tom Skinner, Ricky Smith, Donna 45 Stimison, John y ■ Szostak, Rosemary Thorp, Sherri Thrall, Mark Zuehlke, Brad TEACHER’S AIDES MRS. GLASSFORD MRS. ALLEN MRS. WOLACK MRS. PARKER MRS. OLSEN MRS. DETMERS Librarian 46 MRS. WINGERT Kindergarten MRS. PETER 1st. Grade MRS. LESTER 1st. Grade MRS. SCHEPERS 1st. Grade MRS. SIMS 3rd. Grade MRS. DENHOFF 5th. Grade MRS. HERON Special Ed. MISS INBODY 2nd. Grade MRS. SHIELDS 2nd. Grade MRS. SILVERNAIL 4th. Grade MRS. WALLACE 4th. Grade MR. SIMS 3rd. Grade MR. PEET 5th. Grade MRS. SCOTT 5th. Grade MR. BABECHENKO 6th. Grade MRS. CHAMBERS 6th. Grade 47 TiiiiiiTiiniTiiiTTimmimimtttTiTT SEVENTH GRADE Pres. D'Addezio S. V. Pres. Lewicki T. Tres. Wolak B. S. Council Glaxner S S. Council Parker B. Anger C. Barron s T. Bennett T. Beste S. Britton T. Catlin M. Caver I y W. Childs C. Creason P. Crittenden E Crittenden R Dadacki M. Denhoff C. Distelrath K. Durocher D. Emerson D. Ensign K. Finley S. Gilmore C. Hatch R. Heron E. Hunter B. Johnston B. Johnson D. Jones L. Jordan R. Lanaway M. Legg D. Lockhart V. Lyons T. Magiera D. Mahaz M. Martin S. Marquardt D. May J. Maynard H. Mileski P. 50 XXXXXXXXXTXXXXXXXXXXXXXTTTXXXXTXXXXXXXXXXXX Miller M. Morel I D. Mock D. Newton J. Nickens P. Porter B. Powell R. Randall J. Randall T. Reaver V. Robinson D. Rosa J. Ricketts P. Ruggles G. Rushlow L. Savicke F. Savicke L. Sherrod M. Smith A. Smith G. Spear H. Spencer B. Spencer C. Stover L. Thane W. Thorp R. Walkiewicz M. Widger T. Wilmont C. Absent: Bastian J. Crittenden C. Crittenden J. Lester A. Me Ninch M. Shiable T. Simpson B. KopkoJ. Sec. 51 XXXXXXXXXXXXZXXXXXXXXXXXZXXZXXXXXXXXXTTX-rr EIGHTH GRADE Maxson, B. Pres. Ahern, A. V. Pres Long, J. Sec. Rogers, K. Tres. Swierczynski, J. S Coun. Wenta, L.S. Coun. Allen, A. Banowski, J. Barden, T. Bastian, D. Benedict, S. Brandibur, F. Broecker, D. Brzezinski, T. Borek, A. Cadotte, C. Caverly, D. Cherniawski, S. Childs, D. Clouse, G. Conley, M. Confer, D. Crigger, N. Crittenden, C. Davis, D. Dawson, D. DeLand, J. DeLisle, L. Dibble, L. Dibble, M. Diegel, D. Duncan, L. Ensign, L. Eachtruth, K. Finley, B. Fritz, T. Glassford, E. Gottler, G. Groosbeck, R. Harper, G. Harrison, C. Hart sell 52 y T T TtirTTITIITTIIIIXIIIIXIIlIIIXlIIIIIIIIII Heacock, D. Hiday, J. Johnston, D. Kelley, D. King, B. Kohns, D. Lalko, N. Lis, S. Maynard, J. Marshall, M. Martin, S. McCloskey, B. Miller, I. Morel I, D Myers, T. Newton, C Newton, C Nicol, C. Packey, B. Parker, K. Peter, G. Raymond, D Seddon, D. Seidler, K. Silvernail, S Simmons, A. Skinner, B. Smith,D. Spear, I. Spencer, C. Thorp, B. Vanier, T. Warner, S. Weller, D. Wheatcraft, D. Wolak, E. Wolak, J. Zuehlke, D. Biskner, J. Absent: Cease, B. Fulton, J. Powers, M. Seefelaer, K Simpsom, H. Stewart, B. 53 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx NINTH GRADE Wenzlaff, S., Pres. Lockyer, D., V. Pres. Szostak, B., Sec. Chernawski, M., Tres. Detmers, B., S. Coun. Lalko, S., S. Coun. Andrus, N. Anger, D. Bastian , M. Bragg, M. Britton, T. Bryce, K. Brzezinski, C. Catlin, D. Chrome, B. Confer, R. Copeland, C. Crittenden, S. Crumby, W. Cummings, G. Davis, T. Emerson, J. Eschtruth, J. Estruth, P. Finley, M. Gilley, I. Gottler, N. Glaxner, W. Grieve, R. Jaster, D. Jones, L. Kopko, J . 7 H n 6 Langmaid, L. Lester, R. Lewicki, D. Main, C. Marquardt, D. Maxson, C. May, D. Meneer, D. Morel I, D. Miller, M. 54 S5 0 'suaqqa g ‘1 'uosdiing “| 'sjaA| | •Q '0 ||E“| X 'uBLUjjoaH 9 'jaipueqQ •q 'Jaeg y 7 )AzoiUBpv :}uasqv 3 '! |SmojAz 'IAI 'wow •y 'silllM •H ‘to m •a 'uaxiBM •� 'J9UJBM ’d OH UEA T '}!E1 9 'uosiuns •a 'qiiws •$ 'jauui s d 'jauiM s '3 '! 1s I B l S S 'HEUiaAiis 'N 's«9 |0!y jaiqoiy •H 'jaAEay S 'iP od 'U 'sdllliqd H 'uosjanBd 'd 'SU3M0 •p 'suaoiN '3 'WIN •| 1 'a|OB,n| | I Miller, B. Miller, C. Miller, M. Munck, G. Neely, D. Nelson, L. Palmerton, H Parker, N. Seddon, D. Seidler, R. Sefton, N. Skinner, W. Soltis, W. Spear, R. Tait, M. Thorp, E. Wanamaker, J. Wenta, J. Absent: Anderson, G Barnet, D. Caverly, T. Dandron, K. DeLisle, D. DeLisle, J. Fox, S. Houghton, H King. G. Knight, G. Lyons, C. Mageria, T. Nicol, J. Parker, S. Spencer, R. Wolak, P. Wolak, R. Right, Curtis, R. Long, M. Mallory, B. Seidler, R. Left, Beste, J. Gilley, D. Munck, G. Willis, L. 57 IXmXmXXXXXXXXXTTXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXY JUNIORS La Fond, K. Pres. Allen, A. V. Pres. Cameron, K. Sec. Munck, M. Tres. Bruce, J. S. Coun. Gettel, A. S. Coun Borek, L. Bragg, B. Brittian, J. Catlin, A. Champagne, S. Clouse, J. Detmers, B. Dibble, 0. Ensign, W. Finley, T. Franckowiak, P. Geiger, J. Gottler, J. Hahn, B. Lalko, K. Landmaid, D. Lester, J. Long, L. Me Phail, D. Meyers, J. Mike, A. Mock, R. Neely, G. Parsell, M. Patterson, B Putnam, L. Reinelt, S. Roobaert, G. Smith,C. Szostak, W. Trisch, D. Walls, H. Wilkerson, M. Wnuk, M. Wolak, A. Zyrowski, D. 58 WENDY ALLEN RICHARD BOREK MARK CASSIE DON ANGER Senior Memoir On August 28, 1973 it all started. Here we were, the Senior class, back for our last year. On the first day between all the excite- ment of seeing our class- mates that we missed over the summer, comparing tans, changing class sched- ules, and meeting new class- mates and friends, many of us still managed to get to class, at least part of the time. PATRICIA CHRISTIE NEWELL CONFER 60 MIKE DIEGEL JIM GLASSFORD LEHN KING BARBARA ELDRIDGE We began to settle down and get to work after Labor Day weekend, and before we knew it, it was Oct. 12, the last day of the first marking period, and Homecoming night. After receiving our report cards on Friday afternoon, many of us couldn't go to the game, and the few that were able to attend were surprized to find our float didn't place as well as we hope it would, but still in all, it was a lot of fun building it. ROXANNE KOEHLER JACKIE GALUBENSKI CHRIS HOUGHTON LINDA KOLACZ irv 61 RON NICHOL PAT LIS We've participated in magazine sales, and the concession stand. And we are planning more activities for the Spring. We're anticipating our Senior class play and hope that it will be a success. And we're all looking for- ward to our Senior Trip and Graduation. Our class has enjoyed the fun we've had in our past years, and hope to have in years to come. And we wish each and every Senior The best of luck and success in whatever they do. DAN MARQUARDT SHERRY NEMETH VICKY PARKER JOHN RAYL 62 SHAWN REIMANN MARIES SEDDON LARRY WILLIS SUSAN WOLAK CINDY CHERNIAWSKI DON WILKISON GARY MALLORY 63 Senior Directory WENDY ALLEN: Spanish Club 1,2, Pep Club 1,2, Class Play 3,4, Choir 4, Office Assistant 2,3, Girls Basketball 4, Gymnastics 1,2. DON ANGER: Varsity Club 3,4, Student Teaching 4, Stage Band 3,4, Pep Band 1.2.3.4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Marching Band 1,2, Football 1,2,3,4, Class Play 4. LORI BARDEN: Class Sec. 1, Pep Club 1,2, Drama Club 2,3, French Club 2, Student Teaching 3,4, Class Play 3,4, Cheerleading 3,4, Choir 2,4, Office Assistant 4, Student Council 1, Pon Pom Girls 4, Girl's Track 2, Girl's Bas- ketball 4, G.A.A. 2. DON BEGEMAN: Class Vice-President 3, Student Teaching 3, Basketball 1,2. RICHARD BOREK: Varsity Club 3,4, Student Teaching 3,4, Newspaper Staff 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 3,4, Homecoming Escort 4. LAUREEN BROECKER: Student Teaching 4, Class Play 3,4, Office Assistant 4. DARRELL CADOTTE: Basketball 1, Baseball 1. MARKCASSIE: Newspaper staff 4, Track 4, Homecoming Escort 4. CINDY CHERNIAWSKI: N.H.S. 3,4, French Club 1,2,3, Student Teaching 3.4, Class Play 3,4, Office Assistant 4, Pon Pom Girls 3. PATRICIA CHRISTIE: Pep Club 1,2, French Club 1,2,3, Student Teaching 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Yearbook Staff 3.4, Section-Editor 4, Class Play 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, Library Aide 3,4, Cafe. Aide 4, G.A.A. 1,2. NEWELL CONFER: Student Teaching 4, Library Aide 1,. Tumbling Team 1, Stu- dent Council 1. MIKE DIEGEL: Varsity Club 2,3,4, Pre- sident of Varsity Club 4, Student Teaching 1,2,3,4, Class Play 3,4, Basketball 1,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 3, Baseball 3,4. BARB ELDRIDGE: Yearbook Staff 4, Section-Editor 4, Office Assistant 4, Library Aide 4, Class Play 4. MARK ESCHTRUTH: Varsity Club 2,3, 4, Basketball 1,2, Football 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1. JACKIE GALUBENSKI: Class Treasurer 1.2.3.4, Pep Club 1, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Class Play 3,4, Cheerleading 1, Office Assistant 4, F. H.A. 1, Library Aide 1, French Club 1,2. JIM GLASSFORD: N.H.S. 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. N.H.S. 3, N.H.S. Pres. 4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Student Teaching 4, Newspaper Staff 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3, 4, Choir 2,3,4, Student Council 2,3, 4, Student Council Vice-Pres. 3, Stu- dent Council Pres. 4, Audio Visual 3, 4, Homecoming Escort 4. CHRIS HOUGHTON: Class Secretary 4, Pep Club 1,2, Pep Club Treasurer 2, Student Teaching 1,2,3,4, Class Play 3.4, Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Queen's Court 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Office Assistant 4, Pon Pom Girls 4, Girl's Track 3, Cafeteria 3. ALAN KING: Student Teaching 1,2,3,4. LEHN KING: Varsity Club 2,3,4, Stu- dent Teaching 2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2, Concert Band 1,2, Marching Band 1,2, Basketball 1,2, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 4, Baseball 2,3,4, King Candi- date 4, Class Play 4. ROXANNE KOEHLER: Pep Club 1,2, Student Teaching 1,2,3, Concert Band 1.2.3.4, Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Class Play 3,4, Cheerleading 1, Queen's Court 3, Pon Pom Girls 3,4, Girl's Basketball 4, G. A.A. 1,2, Library Aide 4, Cafeter- ia Aide 4, Girl's Track 2. LINDA KOLACZ: Class Secretary 1, N.H.S. 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2, Yearbook Staff 2, Newspaper Staff 3,4, Cheerleading 1,2,3, Queen Candidate 4, Cafeteria Aide 3, Girl's Track 2, G.A.A. 3, Student Teaching 3,4, Of- fice Assistant 3,4. JOY KRAMER: N.H.S. 2,3,4, Pep Club 1.2, Pep Club Pres. 2, Drama Club 2, 3, Student Teaching 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 1, Newspaper Class Re- porter 4, Class Play 3,4, Choir 1,3,4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Student Coun- cel Treasurer 4, Band Board 4, Drama Club Play 3, Girl's Track 2, Girl's Bas- ketball 3, G.A.A. 1,2. PATRICIA LIS: Class President 2, Pep Club 1,2, French Club 1,3, French Club Treasurer 3, Student Teaching 1, 2.3, Yearbook Staff 1,2,3, Section- Editor 2,3, Co-Editor 4, Queen's Court 2, Class Play 3,4. GARY MALLORY: DAN MARQUARDT: Varsity Club 2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2, Pep Band 1,2, Class Play 3,4, Office Assistant 2, Student Teaching 1,2. J.D. MYERS: Varsity Club 3,4, Bas- ketball 1,2, Football 1,2,3,4. KAREN MUNCK: N.H.S. 3,4, French Club 2, Student Teaching 4, Yearbook Staff 2,3,4, Section-Editor 4, Class Play 3,4, Office Assistant 2. SHERRY NEMETH: Class Pres. 4, Pep Club 1,2, N.H.S. 2,3,4, Drama Club 2.3, Drama Club Play 3, French Club 1.2.3, Student Teaching 2,3, Stage Band 4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Marching Band 1,2,3, 4, Yearbook Staff 2,3, Section-Editor 3, Co-Editor 4, Class Play 3,4, Queen Candidate 4, Office Assistant 3, 4, G.A.A. 1,2, Library Aide 3,4, Public Relations 4. BRENDA NICOL: French Club 1, Student Teaching 3,4, Choir 2, G.A.A. 1. RON NICHOL: Homecoming Escort 3, Stu- dent Teaching 3,4, Track 3,4, Foot- ball 4, Basketball 1, King Candidate 4, Varsity Club 4, Class Vice-President 2, Class President 1,3, Class Play 3,4. VICKY PARKER: Drama Club 3,4, Drama Club Play 3, French Club 1, Student Teaching 4, Stage Band 4, Pep Band 1, 2.3.4, Class Play 3, Cheerleading 1, 2, Choir 1,2,3, Office Assistant 3,4, Library Aide 4, Cafeteria Aide 4. JOHN RAYL: Varsity Club 2,3,4, Stu- dent Teaching 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Escort 1,4, Student Council 3,4. SHAWN REIMANN: Pep Club 2, Drama Club 3, Student Teaching 1,2,3,4, Class Play 3,4, F.H.A. 1, G.A.A. 2, Library Aide 2,3, Drama Club Play 3. JEN MARIE SEDDON: Drama 2,3, Drama Club Play 3, N.H.S. 3,4, Pep Club 1, 2, French Club 1,2,3, Drama Club Secretary-Treasurer 3, N.H.S. Trea- surer 4, Pep Band 1,2, Concert Band 1,2, Marching Band 1,2, Yearbook Staff 2,3,4, Section-Editor 3,4, Newspaper Staff 3, Class Play 3,4, Office Assistant 4, Student Teaching 2, 3,4, Student Council 2,4, Cafeteria Aide 4. ROBERTA SMITH: Class Play 3,4. THERESA SZOSTAK: Library Aide 2,4, Office Assistant 3,4, Class Play 3,4, Newspaper Staff 3, Student Teaching 2, 4. LAKKY WILLIS: Baseball 1, Basketball DON WILKINSON: Varsity Club 2,3,4 Student Teaching 2,3, Class Plav 3 4 Bas ketba 11 1,23,4, Football 4? Track ,3,4, Office Assistant 5, Student Council 1. Dirty work at the Cross Roads Cast Nellie Lovelace Joy Kramer Adam Oakhart Dan Marquardt Ida RhineGold Vicky Parker Munro Murgatroyd Lori Barden Mookie Muggins Sherry Nemeth Widow Lovelace Jackie Galubenski Mrs. Asterbilt Wendy Allen Leonie Asterbilt Roxanne Koehler Fleurette Chris Houghton Little Nell Shawn Reimann 66 HONOR STUDENTS Valedictorian Linda Kolacz Linda A. Kolacz is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kolacz of Lee Hill Rd. Caro. During her four years in high school, Linda has been active in Cheerleading, Newspaper staff, National Honor Society, Pep Club, and Girls Track. She was also a candidate for Homecoming Queen. Linda's future plans are marriage. Salutatorian Susan Wolak Susan Wolak is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Wolak of S . Kingston Rd. Susan has been active in the National Honor Society, Cheerleading, Choir, Class Plays, and the Drama Club. She is also the Class Vice-President. Her future plans are to attend Central Michigan University. 67 Jen M . Seddon is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newll Hubbard of S . Kingston Rd . She placed third. She has been active in National Honor Society, French Club, Drama Club, Class Play, and the Yearbook staff. She plans to attend Eastern Michigan University. Joy A. Kramer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kramer of S . Kingston Rd. She placed fourth. She has been active in Band, Drama Club, Class Play, National Honor Society, Student Counci I, and the Choir. Her future plans are to attend College. Karen L. Munck is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Munck of S. English Rd. She placed fifth. She has been active in National Honor Society, French Club, Class plays and the Yearbook Staff. Her future plans are to attend College. Cynthia A . Cherniawski is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cherniawski of Eng- lish R . She placed sixth. She has been ac- tive in the National Honor Society, Class Play, and Pom Pon Girls. She plans to at- tend Michigan State University. 68 Jackie L. Galubenski is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Galubenski of Bevens Rd. She placed seventh. She has been ac- tive in the National Honor Society, News- paper staff, Class Play, French Club, and the Yearbook Staff. She is also the Class Treasure. Her future plans are to attend Western Michigan University. Roxanne D . Koehler is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Koehler of English Rd. She placed eighth. She has been active in National Honor Society, Band, Pom Pon Girls, Yearbook Staff, and the Class Plays. She plans to attend Delta Community College. Sherry L. Nemeth is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nemeth of Rossman Rd . She placed nineth. She has been active in National Honor Society, Band, French Club, and the Drama Club. Besides being Class President, she is also Co-Editor of the Yearbook. Her future plans are to work. James M . Glassford is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James G lassford of Phi Ips Rd . He placed tenth. He has been active in Base- ball, Basketball, Class Play, National Honor Society, and he is also the editor of the Newspaper, besides being Student Council President. He plans on attending Central Michigan University. 69 LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW; J. Lester, B. Bragg , M . Munck, A. Catlin, W. Allen, R . Koehler, L. King, T . Szostak, J . Galu- benski. BACK ROW; D . Lockeyer, M . Anger, D . Lewicki, B. Galubenski, H . Spencer. Giving the oath is Mr. Whittaker the sponsor. LEFT TO RIGHT; J . Glassford, L. Kolacz, K. Munck, S. Nemeth, S.Wolak, M. Sed- don, A . Allen, K. Cameron, L. Borek, D . Trisch, J. Wenta. The N .H . oS induction for this year was held on Feb. 20, 1974. A speech was give on the four qualities the members are judged on. The speakers were Marie Seddon who spoke on character, Sherry Nemeth who talked about scholarship, Susan Wolak who spoke about leadership, and Karen Munck who spoke on service. The seniors who were inducted were W . Allen, J . Galubenski, R . Koehler and T . Szostak. B. Bragg, A . Cat- ling . Lester and M. Munck were inducted from the junior class. From the sophomore class there was M . L. Anger, B. Galubenski, D . Lewicki and H . Spencer. The fresh- men who were inducted were C . Brzezinski, S . Lalko, D . Lockeyer and S . Wenzlaff. The old members from the senior class are J . Glassford who is also the president, J . Kramer, L. Kolacz, K. Munck, S. Nementh, S.Wolak who is the secretary. C. Cher- niawski and M . Seddon who is the treasurer. From the junior class there was A . Allen, K. Cameron, B . Detmers, L. Borek, D . Trisch who is the vice-president and A . Wolak. The sophomores have contributed J . Wenta and P. Wolak. FAR LEFT; the sponsor, Mr. Whittaker LEFT; Sherry Nemeth. AT RIGHT, Before the ceremony. LEFT TO RIGHT; Mr. Whittaker, C. Brzezinski, T. Lalko, L. King, D . Lockeyer. LEFT TO RIGHT; D . Lewicki, M . Anger, C . Brzezinski, D . Lockeyer, S . Wenz- laff, S . Lalko, B . Galubenski, H . Spen- cer, A . Catlin, L. King, J . Galubenski, J. Wenta, L. Broke, L. Kolacz, S. Nemeth, S. Wolak. LEFT TO RIGHT; J. Glassford, K. Munck, M . Seddon, D . Trisch, A . Al- len, K. Cameron, T. Szostak, R. Koeh- ler, W. Allen, B. Bragg, J. Lester, D . Lewicki, M . Anger, C . Brzezunski, D . Lockeyer. 70 MR. JOHN FOX MR. MARVIN KRAMER MR. JOHN BORCK MR. LOUIS GYOMORY MR. ROBERT CAMERON - Superintendent Have Faith in God, your fellow man, and yourself. Faith in your fellow man will give you a reason to improve society. Faith in yourself will give you the courage to be successful in your endeavors. Faith in God will make your life worth while. As students of Kingston High School my hope is that, not only will your educa- tion include Book Learning, but that you will grow into VALU- ABLE members and leaders of our Ameri- can Society. As Seniors gradua- ting from Kingston my sincere hope is that we have been a help to you. May you walk worthy, remember us. MR. LARRY DETMERS - Principal 73 MR. DOUG KRAMER: Elementary Principal This year there are several new faces at the elementary school along with the addition of a principal in the building. More concern has been placed upon the physical development of students along with a continuous evaluation process going on with general class- room instruction. Out elementary school is constantly at work striv- ing to prepare students better for our high school programs. The concern of the staff for our ele- mentary students shows throughout the building and helps greatly in de- veloping good students. MRS. NEMETH High School Secretary MRS. BRANDIBUR Superintendent's Secretary MRS. SPEAR Elementary Secretary 74 MR. THOMAS BRADLEY: Answer: Kingston High School should not adopt a pass- fail system. This does not provide for an incentive for students who wish to achieve more than is required. SOCIAL STUDIES MRS. DIANNE GORSUCH: Question: What do you think of the students conduct during school? Answer: The majority of stu- dents know how to act at school or anywhere. They respect the rights of others, thus expect the same treatment in return. MR. DAVID ZYBALA: Question: What do you think of the students conduct during school? Answer: Student conduct in this particular system is in my opinion average. I feel our students do not act sufficiently better or worse than other school systems. MRS. EVELYN MILLER: Question: What do you think of the way the student body dresses? Answer: Fair-few show disre- spect for other's by com- ing half dressed. MR. LEWIS HARPER: Question: Are you in favor of school being 12 months instead of 9 months? Answer: Yes I feel that it could work out if all buildings were air conditioned. ENGLISH MR. MARTIN VOHSEN: Answer: The waste of talent and intelligence of many, many students in this school is due simply to apathy. Their potential is being destroyed by their own Energy Waste. 75 MR. WAYNE NESBIT: Question: Do you think Kingston's educationcal system pre- pares a student sufficiently for college or a job? Answer: I feel that they need more college-prep courses as well as more vocational classes. MISS PATRICIE KASUBA: Special Education Question: Do you think Kingston's education system prepares a student sufficiently for college or a job? Answer: If they are taking Al- gebra-science classes, they'll do fine at a major university. MR. JAMES RUTLEDGE: 1. Drafting 2. Gen. Shop 3. Machine INDUSTRIAL ARTS MATH COUNSELOR MR. WILLIAM MILLER: Question: What do you think Phy- sical Ed. (gym) does for a student? Do you think it prepares him or her for a job? Answer: Keeps student in condi- tion if taught correctly. Yes. MISS DONNA MORSE: Question: What do you think of the students conduct during school? Answer: That depends on the individual, can't base on whole student body. MR. JAMES PRIESTAP: Question: Do you think it prepares him or her for a job? Answer: Very much so. Any kind of physical exercise or athletic competition helps you with selfconfi- dence, pride, vigor and drive to achieve. MISS ELLEN MILLER: Question: Do you think Kingston School should adopt the Pass or Fail system? Answer: Yes, some students are only concerned with the grade they will re- ceive. They really don't care about the subject matter enough. SCIENCE MR. DANIEL SKATZKA: Question: Do you think Physical Ed prepare a student for a job? Answer: It does not necessarily prepare a student for a job. The purpose is to prepare a student with skills for leisure time activity and relaxation which is a big part of the American life style. MR. GUY WHITTAKER: Question: Why do you think stu- dents skip classes? Answer: Lacks enough stimula- tion in class. Class usual- ly boring. Not enough dis- cipline in class. P.E. MISS LINDA STEVEN- SON: Question: Do you think Kingston's Educational system pre- pares a student sufficiently for college or a job? Answer: In order to prepare students to enter this society successfully the system has to become more demanding itself. MISS RAINA SMITH: Question: What do you think Phy- sical Ed. (gym) does for a student? Do you think it prepares him or her for a job? Answer: It helps develop coor- dination and enables him or her to release energy he can't in a classroom. MUSIC MR. WAYNE SMITH: Question: Are you in favor of school being 12 months instead of 9 months? Answer: Yes, if the system would be able to include a greater variety of classes. 77 MR. PAUL GORSUCH: Answer: Physical Education is a benefit to every student. Not only does it allow a student to release stored energy; but it also gives many students a chance to excell that would not realize this success in any other class. MRS. CATHERINE BRZEZINSKI: Question: Do you think Kingston's Educational system pre- pares a student sufficiently for college or a job? Answer: I think that there is a definite lack of preparation in the college area; Job training is in the process of being implemented. AID BUSINESS LIBRARIAN MRS. JACQUILINE OPPERMAN MRS.JOAN LOCKYER 79 LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Rutledge, Nancy Copeland, Pat Simpson, Walt Harmon, Basil Simpson, June Zyrowski, Helen Taylor, Nancy Ruggles. MAINTENANCE CUSTODIANS 80 FRED RUGGLES ADVERTISING BANK CONTINUOUS SERVICE SINCE 1912 OFFERING COMPLETE SERVICE IN BANKING STATE 5% Savings Account Monthly Payment Loans Safe Deposit Boxes Industrial Loans Drive Up Window Commercial Accounts Safe Keeping Offices at Kingston, Clifford, Snover 5 Vi, 6, 6 ' Certificates of Deposit Real Estate Mortgages Travelers Check Night Depository Auto Implement Loans Christmas Club Collecting 82 TODAY’S ARMY Congratulations from Check into the Army’s new Educational Pro- gram with eastern Michigan University, and the new $2500 enlistment Bonus. For more informa- tion call collect 517-673-4457 and ask forSFC Jim Allen. ED’S PLUMBING HEATING Kingston, Mich. PARKER BROTHERS KINGSTON INSURANCE AGENCY y skidoo Kingston, Mich. 683-2336 BARDENS HARDWARE Frigidaire Appliances Kingston, Mich. C. B. SCHWADERER SON Maytag Complete Auto, Life Property Coverage Keogh Retirement Plans “Come on in see us we’ll be glad to have your business.” DONALDS. FRALEIGH 6 Congratulations to “the class of 74” Standard Serv. Standard Oil Phone 683-2401 Kingston HARMON FUNERAL HOME Kingston, Mich. V 83 FAMILY FABRICS Latest in Family Fabrics Accessories Sew-Knit-N-Stretch Inc. Classes WILMOT HOME BUILDING CENTER Brand Name Building Materials — o — Custom Homes — o — Pole Structures Kingston, Mich. 6229 W. Main Cass City, Mich 517-872-2660 WILSIE — SIMPSON TRI-COUNTY EQUIP. CO. The Houe That Service Built Chevrolet, Olds, Cadillac Caro, Michigan New and Used Big and Small Farm Equipment We got it all!!! tri-county EQUIPMENT CO. M-53 and Peck Road Marlette, Mich. 313-346-2761 84 CROFT-CLARA LUMBER INC. Everything in Building Materials ED’S COLLISION Specializing in Auto Glass Radiator Repair Complete Collision Service 2686 Lamotte Marlette, Mich. 635-4341 HARMONY HILL RECREATION Congratulations Seniors! Caro, Michigan Box 95 Cass City, Mich. 872-2141 LANGMAID SERVICE CENTER Kingston 683-2247 85 4p Compliments of: CASS CITY FLORAL 6450 MAIN ST. 872-3675 Cass City Mich. KRITZMAN’S CLOTHING “Clothing for the entire family.” Cass City, Mich. ANDERSON’S THUMB APPLIANCE . Y Cass City, Michigan 48726 Jtutnoint Hotpoint — Kelvinator — Maytag J Kitchen Aid — Gibson - AotorofirTV Hitachi Stereo — MuatzStevers DR. W. S. SELBY, OPTOMETRIST 4624 Hill Street Cass City, Mich. 872-3404 chXrrLtes MARKET Groceries Beer Wine 8:30 TO 8:30 683-2502 Wilmot, Mich. GAMBLES Congratulations Lloyd Bryant Cass City SOMMERS BAKERY “Home of Irish Bread” Cass City Phone 872-3577 ALBEE (7fa£Vcrfu£) HARDWARE 6439 MAIN STREET CASS CITY, MICH. 48726 872-2270 Auten motor SALES NEITZEL STUDIO Senior Portraits Our Specialty Congratulations to The Class of 1974 Main E. Maple St. Cass City SCHNEEBERGER FURNITURE APPLIANCE 6556 Main Street Cass City (517) 872-2696 RCA — Magnavox — Whirlpool OZOJ IV1 clllTot. Cass City 872-2300 Compliments of: CASS CITY STATE BANK 872-2050 RICHARD’S T V. APPLIANCE Sales with Service Admiral, Philco, Westinghouse 872-2930 Cass City owner — Richard Jones JOHN BOREK SONS TRUCKING SAND GRAVEL Clifford 761-7434 86 MOORE’S SERVICE WILSON’S STUDIO CAMERA SHOP 367 N. State St. Caro, Mich. 48723 “Quality at prices you can afford.” Phone 683-2530 Kingston, Michigan C HOME SALES AND BUILDERS Your Local Dealer in ModulSrs Mobile Homtfs We specialize in MODULARS- ALL SIZES 3 4 Bedrooms 1 1' : BATHS • • • Mobile Homes 12’ 14’ Wide We also specialize in pole building farm residential commercial OWNERS: Ernie Norma Campbell FOR THAT BIG DEAL SEE C C Corner of M24 M46 673-4188 ANY SIZE ALL COLORED STEEL CHECK OUR PRICES CONSTRUCTION 87 CASS CITY LANES MAC LEO SERVICE Total Products Gas Oil we deliver Ph. 872-3122 Open Bowling Friday after 9:15 p.m. Saturday 1:00 3:00 Sunday 1:00 - 6:30 Congratulations to the Class of 1974 HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE INSUR AGENCY 6815 E. Cass City Cass City, Michigan CASS CITY AUTO SUPPLY Fram Oil Filters Veedol Oil 872-2626 f KLEIN FERTILIZERS INC. t Cass City, Michigan X Compliments of: BAUER CANDY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Cass City, Michigan Compliments of McCORMICK REALTY INC. 6491 Main St. Cass City, Michigan Ph. 872-2715 RABIDEAU MOTORS Dodge, Chrysler, Dodge Truck, Plymouth 6513 Main St. Cass City, Michigan WILDWOOD FARMS RESTAURANT VanDyke Rd. Cass City, Mich. 872-2720 Manufacturers of Klein's Plant Food Cass City, Mich. 48726 (517)-872-2120 OUVRY CHEVROLET-OLDS. INC. New and Used Cars and Trucks 6617 E. Main Street Cass City, Michigan 48726 Phone: 872-2750 or 872-3830 88 CARO BUILDING CENTER, INC. 429 Montague Caro, Michigan 48723 (517)673-3121 TUSCOLA COUNTY ADVERTISER CONGRATULATIONS Caro 673-3181 NICHOEL’S BOUTIQUE Infants Children’s Clothing 247 S. State St. Caro 673-6886 VANDEMARK’S STANDARD SERVICE owner — Jr. 301 S. State St. Caro 673-6164 Compliments of: HEDLEY EQUIP. COMPANY GUNSELL’S RAINBOW L. S. LUBA FURNITURE LIQUOR 1800 W. Caro Rd. REAL ESTATE. CARPETS BAR Caro, Mich. INC. 130 W. Burnside St. Mon.-Sat. 637-4164 743 S. State St. Caro 7:00 A.M. til ( 1 Caro (on M-81) 2:30 A.M. y McCulloch 673-2 -5 Sun. Liquor after Ph.673-4111 2:00 P.M. H||h C ' don or (517) 673-4112 Caro FARM BUREAU AAA CHAMBERLAINS CARO FLORAL INS. GROUP Automobile Club SHOE CO ( of Michigan MARf L GREENHOUSE 416 Wells St. Caro, Mich. 48723 1023 N. State St. “Shoes for all Carson Doris Caro Division the family.” Dacron 673-4155 Ted Roskie, 406 W. Frank St. 315 Pearl St. Ron Hick, Manager Caro 673-2222 District Sales Mgr. BROOKS RIECK’S AUTO PERKINS, CARO FLOOR | PARTS, INC. INC. VILLAGE HOME COVERING CO. CENTER 3 Miles West of CONGRATULATIONS 189 N. State St. Kingston, Mich. 815 S. State St. Caro CLASS OF 1974 Caro, Mich. 48723 Teletype (517)673-2535 Service Office (517) 673-3220 Home (517) 673-6032 CARPET BY 517-683-2351 C¥p (Armstrong 89 MARLETTE GREENHOUSE TO ENJOY CAMPING GET ALL YOUR SUPPLIES from dishes, jugs, patio lights, 12 volt accessories, hitches, to toilet chemicals. We also custom build your plain or ours. JOY INC. MARLETTE Ph.(517)635-7327 ON M-53 from MARLETTE AIRPORT KRAFT-MANSHIP MARLETTE MOBIL TOWN Phone 635-4021 MARLETTE BEVERLY’S HOUSE OF MUSIC AND RADIO SHACK ROBINSON’S DRUG STORE Philip Mutch, R. Ph. 3780 S. Van Dyke OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Ph. YOUR STORE (517)635-7431 MARLETTE, MICH. 48453 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1974 3078 Main St. 635-7445 Ph. 635-3602 MARLETTE LOCAL 213 U.A.W. MARLETTE OIL AND GAS CO. QUALITY HOUSE DAVE HALL, INC. 6308 E. Marlette Rd. Marlette, Mich. Ph (517) 635-6821 FIRESTONE TIRES Union 76 Products “Your thumb area headquarters for Custom Draperies.” Chev. — Oldsmobile Pontiac Buick Your total ROY CORLIS, PRESIDENT 517-635-2096 MARLETTE, MICHIGAN GM Dealer MARLETTE MARLETTE VILLAGE CLEANERS Same Day Service LONG Furniture Appliances TRI-COUNTY GAS WARD ATKINS REALESTATE BEST WISHES BARRONS ANTIQUES Open Daily 10:00 to 6:00 Evenings by Appointment MARLETTE 635-4371 Ph. 635-6681 MARLETTE MARLETTE 683-2750 683-2753 5954 State, Kingston 90 MARLETTE HOMES Marlette, Mich. WOLVERINE STATE BANK “Back of Every Growing Community Stands a Strong Friendly Bank.” SANDUSKY, MARLETTE, PECK MEMBER FDIC Bendix Home Systems, Inc Corsair Travel Vehicles 2746 La Motte St. Marlette, Mich. 48453 The Spirit of Corsair. Let it 92 X CARO FINANCE CO. 441 N. -Mam St. Caro, Michigan 673-2076 V ,C C ■ J LAETHEM Caro 673-3939 JOHI DItRI - •er'P COPELANDS MARKET Arrow Gas Station M-46, M-24 Caro AUTO PARTS ENGINE SERVICE Machinists Engine Rebuilders Specialists in Precision Workmanship Caro—Ph.673-3175? Cass City 872-2626 When it comes to SHOES COLLINS SHOE STORE Caro, Mich. DIBBLES STORES “We stand behind our merchandise.” 2(% tvI. VrOre. Caro BELL-GREIG MOTORS INC. Pontiac Buick GMC Trucks Sales Service 673-6126 Caro LARRY'S ELECTRONICS 224 N. State Caro, Mich. Ph. OS 3-3424 WM. MANASSEE JEWELERS Caro, Michigan JOHN A. ROWLING, INC. REAL ESTATE Land Development Real Estate Investment Cash for your property 2948 Main St. Marlette, Mich. 635-7417 CARO GLASS CO - Auto Glass Mirrors Plate Glass 847 S. State St. Carol, Mich. 673-6709 KOTCH SALES SERVICE Authorized Briggs Stratton Service 5984 State Kingston, Mich. 683-2350 ZORNS MARKET Mayville Marlette Kingston 683-2320 93 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS BEST OF LUCK ACTIVE HOMES CORP. A W DRIVE-IN 2977 Main Street Marlette 94 DAVE MILLER FORD MARLETTE, MICH. PHONE ABC TRUCK 635-9511 FORD — MERCURY CO. IHC GMC SALES, SERVICE LEASING MARLETTE, MICHIGAN 635-7421 JIM HINTERMAN ATKINS INSURANCE AGENCY home of happy motoring” 3755 S. VAN DYKE MARLETTE, MICH. Ph. 635-7461 COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE MAIN STREET PLAZA MARLETTE, MICHIGAN Ph.(517)635-7496 95 HILL’S SLAUGHTERHOUSE Caro, Michigan 673-2688 BURTON — MOORE FORD FORD, MERCURY, LINCOLN 1725 W. Caro Rd. Caro, Michigan 673-4171 96 m PHONES 260.8122 260-0183 fl t fi OYF AREA CODE 817 rfS7 WICKS BUILDING, INC. VANS SUPERMARKET DFuimb (Dffics cSufipLy, One. OFFICE SUPPLIES FURNITURE - MACHINE8 i 770 SOUTH VAN DYKE WESTLAND PLAZA BILL JOLLY BAD AXE. MICHIGAN 48413 (former Moriarity) M46 Kingston, Mich 683-2300 Congratulations Seniors! 465 Hooper St. Caro, Mich. KINGSTON KROMECO. KINGSWOOD INN RAY’S MENS WEAR : Congratulations to the Class of 1974 Congratulations to the Class of “74” Your store for , Kingston Varsity jackets. ; Kingston, Michigan Kingston, Mich. Marlette 517-635-2626 KINGSTON LUMBER BUILDING Congratulations Class of “74” “You can meet friends everywhere, but you cannot meet enemies anywhere. You have to make them.” Compete, don’t envy.” 97 KINSTON FARM SERVICE “Your independent elevator.” Kingston Clifford Congratulations Class of “74” “YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER” THE KINGSTON ENTERPRISE DONATIONS SQUARE DEAL AUTO PARTS ' COCK BULL HARMON TRUCKING CO.' EAST DAYTON MKT. DRILLOCK ATKINS MARSH FUNERAL HOMES Congratulations WRIGHT'S SHOE REPAIR Seniors KINGSTON TAVERN HENDERSON’S BARBER SHOP Meinhold Dairy Distributor of Sani-Seal Dairy Products Bad Axe, Mich. 98 ■ ',V- . • v,r .'V .-V' A.? ..--4p . ' .'• • - ; V;-£ £ -;: T,v r £■? £$ .“$ ••■ 1 : ?' .•• ■ • .-•■ .■5 . '. Vi .- V w5 .V?, t'ysip. . � ■ ________IN APPRECIATION_________________________________i We the editors of the yearbook would like to thank all those who helped us this year. The sections editors who helped make our work easier, the staff who made their work easier and Mrs. Opperman who helped us all. Also, we would like to thank the faculty who were so patient and understanding when we interrupted their classes and our photographers Kevin Barrons and Dave Le- wicki who helped put so many of our memories on film and special appreciation to Mr. Skatzka and Mr. Szybala who were so co-operative in picking up our pictures. Most important of all we want to thank all of you who helped make these memories. THANK YOU. CO-EDITORS PAT LIS SHERRY NEMETH i r E; .fli ?fra -l. ' •■'. v - ■ hj ■ ’■.. ': -t!:?''' .' ;■ ' ' :-. X£ r; ?C m OordlD Vlctjory lg q j i lv p H_ BIOLOGY CUT UPS INDEX A Adamczyk, Larry Adamczyk, Lenny Adamczyk, Randy Ahern, April-52 ,33 Allen, Annette-8th grade- 52 Allen, Annette-11th grade-6,11,10,16,58, 32.70 Allen, Wendy-11,60,66, 70 Anderson, Addison-11, 10,29,56 Anderson, Angell-56 Andrus, Dave-10 Andrus, Nancy-54 Anger, Cindy-10 ,50 Anger, Don-10,11,14, 22,23,49,60 Anger, Doraine-10,15, 54 Anger, Mary Lou-6,15, 56.70 B Baer, Dennis Banowski, John-52,30 Barden, Lori-11,16,15, 14,60,66,32 Barden, Tim-6,25,52, 30 Barnett, Donald Barrons, Tom-10,16,50, 31 Bastian, Debra-10,52 Bastian, James-31 Bastian, Mark-54,2 9 Bastian, Tammy-36 Begeman, Donald Benedict, Sherri-52 Bennett, Tony-50 Beste, Jack-56,57 Beste, Steve-50,31 Bilicki, Mark Biskner, Joe-53 Borek, Arlene-10,33 Borek, Linda-10,15,58, 70 Borek, Richard-6,14,15, 60.27.31 Borek, Ron-16,56 Bragg, Beverly-58,70 Bragg, Michael-54 Brandibur, Faith-12,52 Brandibur, Karen-15,12, 56 Brandibur, Sharon-15,56 Britton, Jordy-10,58 Britton, Richard Britton, Susan-11,10 Britton, Tammy Britton, Terry-50,29, 15,54. Broecker, David-2 5,14, 22,25,56,29 Broecker, Deeann-52 Broecker, Laureen-14,60 Bruce, Gary-25,16,22, 23,25,49,56,27 Bruce, James-24,15,14, 22.23.24.58.31 Bryce, Kitty-11,10,54 Brzezinski, Carol-10,16, 12,15,54,70,33 Brzezinski, Ted-10,52 Burden, Tony-56 c Cadotte, Candy-52 Cadotte, Darrel I-15 Cameron, Karen-10,14, 15.58.70 Cassie, Mark-6,15,60 Catlin, Anne-10,11,15, 58.70 Catlin, Dennis-54 Catlin, Mark-11,50 Caverly, Darwin-25,52 , 30 Caverly, Troy-11,10 Caverly, Wade-11,25, 50.31 Cease, Bradley Champagne, Sherrie-6, 14,15,58 Chandler, Greg Cherniawski, Cindy-14, 63,68 Cherniawski, George-11 Cherniawski, Mark-15, 54.29 Cherniawski, Stella-52 Childs, Cindy-50 Childs, Dale-52 Christie, Patricia-10,16, 12,14,60 Chrome, Ben-54 Clouse, James-58 Clouse, Gary-52 Conely, Mark-22,23,25, 52.30 Conely, Melvin-56 Confer, David-10,52 Confer, Newell-60 Confer, Richard-2 9,54 Confer, William-56 Copeland, Curt-6,29 Corlis, James Creason, Leah-11,10, 14.15.12.56 Creason, Paula-50 Crigger, Nancy-52 Crittenden, Charles-52 Crittenden, David-56 Crittenden, Elaine-50 Crittenden, Jenny Crittenden, Ray-50 Crittenden, Sharon-54 Crumby, Wes-25,22 ,23, 55,29 Cummings, Debbie-50 Cummings, Gary-54 Curry, Brenda-11,10 Curtis, Ronald-56,57,31 D Dadacki, Lo Ann-56 Dadacki, Margaret-50 D'Addezio, Cheryl-11, 12.56 D'Addezio, Sandy-10, 50.31 Dandron, Ken Davis, Donna-52 Davis, Terri-54 Dawson, Donald-52 DeLand, Janis-10,15,52 DeLisle, Dawn DeLisle, John-11 DeLisle, Theresa-10,52 Denhoff, Carrie-10,50 Dereszynski, Laurie-56 Detmers, Brandt-14,16, 15.22.23.58.27.31 Dibble, Lo Anne-10,52 , 33 Dibble, Marla-52 Dibble, Owen-16,58 Diegel, Debra-10 ,52 Diegel, Mike-24,25,14, 22.23.24.61.31 Diegel, Rich-25,22,23, 56 Distelrath, Cindy-15,56 Distelrath, Danny-56 Distelrath, Ken-11,50, 31 Duncan, Larry-52 Durocher, Denise-50 E Emerson, Donna-10,50 Emerson, Julie-12 ,14, 15.54 Ensign, Kelly-10,50,33 Ensign, Lyle-52 Ensign, Wayen-11,10,58 Eschtruth, John-25,22, 23.54 Eschtruth, Kathy-52 ,33 Eschtruth, Mark-14,22, 23.31 Eschtruth, Patti-54,36 Eldridge, Barbara-12,15, 61 Eldridge, Beverly-56 F Finley, Ben-52 Finley, Mildred-54 Finley, Thomas-58 Finley, Sam-50 Fox, Stanley-10,11,2 5, 22,23 Franckowiak, Paul-58 Fritz, Tessie-10,12 ,52 Fulton, Joe G Galubenski, Barbara-15, 56,70 Galubenski, Jackie-12, 14.15.61.66.70.69 Geiger, John-58 Gettel, Annette-16,14, 15,58 Gilley, Doug-22,56,57, 31 Gilley, Irvin-22 ,49,55 Gilmore, Carol-50 Glassford, Ellen-10 ,52 G lassford, James-14,11, 15.61.27.70.69 Glaxner, Dan-15 Glaxner, Harold (Wayne)- 54 Glaxner, Miles-56 Glaxner, Sandra-15,50 Gottler, James-22 ,23, 58 Gottler, Nancey-54 Gottler, Steve-25,52 Gouine, Julie-15,56 Grieve, Robert-54,2 9 Groosbeck, Robert-52 Grow, Susan-10,12,14, 56 H Hahn, Betty-15,58 Harper, Greg-10,52 Harrison, Clayton-16,52 Harrison, Jay Hartsell, Debra-52 Hatch, Rodney-11,25,50 Heacock, David-14,25, 53,30 Heacock, Gary Heckman, Tim Heron, Eddie-11,50 Hiday, Joe-53 Houghton, Chris-6,16, 61,66,32 Houghton, Harold-11, 10 22 23 29 Hunter, Bob-11,25,50 J Jaster, Debbie-54 Johnson, Dorene-53 Johnston, Brian-50,31 Johnston, Dan-50 Jones, Leslie-50 Jones, Loretta-15,54,33 Jordon, Rodney-50 K Kelley, Debra-10,53 Kelley, Fred-2 5 King, Alan King, Bruce-53 King, Gary King, Lehn-24,25,14, 22.23.24.61.70 King, Robin-56 Klmek, Walter-56 Koehler, Roxanne-10,16, 12,14,16,61,66,70, 69 Kohns, David-53 Kolacz, Linda-6,14,15, 61.70.67 Kopko, Jean-14,54 Kopko, John-10,50,25 Kramer, Joy-10,11,15, 62.66.68 L La Fond, Kim-6,10,16, 12.14.15.58 Lalko, Dennis-25,22 Lalko, Kenneth-25,22, 23.58 Lalko, Nancy-10 ,53 Lalko, Sue-10,16,15, 54.36.70 Lalko, Tim-11,10,16, 104 14,22 ,23,56,2 9,31, 70 Lang lay, Mark-50 Langmaid, Cindy-15,16, 56,36 Langmaid, Debbie-58 Langmaid, Larry-54 LeBlanc, Terrie-15,56 Lester, Allan Lester, Jannette-10,15, 16.58.32.70 Lester, Ron-54,29 Lewicki, Dan-11,10,54, 70 Lewicki, David-11,10, 12.56.70 Lewicki, Tom-50,31 Lis, Patricia-13,16,12, 14,62 Lis, Stan ley-53 Lockhart, Vicky-50 Lockyer, Denise-6,14, 16.54.36.70 Long, Jackie-6,52 Long, Lou Ann-14,58 Long, Michael-15,56,57 Lyons, Cheryl-11,10,15 Lyons, Larry-10 Lyons, Tim-11,10,50, 31 M Magiera, Debra-50 Magiera, Terry-16,49,31 Mahaz, Marty-16,50 Main, Connie-10,54 Mallory, Brian-6,11,10, 49,56,57 Marquardt, Dale-10,25, 50 Marquardt, Dan-14,22, 23,62,66,31 Marquardt, Darlene-54 Marquardt, Debbie-56 Marshall, Marty-53 Martin, Scott-53 Martin, Steve-50,31 May, Dale-54 May, James-11,50 Maynard, Helen-50 Maynard, John-53 Maxson, Beverly-6,52, 33 Meneer, Don-54 Meyer, John-25,22 ,23, 25,58 Mike, Allen-58,31 Mike, Mary-56 Mileski, Laurie-56 Mileski, Paul-50 ,31 Miller, Christene-57 Miller, Irene-53 Miller, Mark-54 Miller, Michael-11,57 Miller, Michelle-51 Miller, William-11,10, 14,22,23,57,29 Miracle, Mile-54 Mock, Denise-10,51,33 Mock, Ronald-11,10,58 Morell, Darlene-54 Morell, Dennis-16,25,53 Morell, Diane-10,16,51 Munck, Greg-57 Munck, Karen-12,15, 62,70,68 Munck, Marla-15,58 Murray, Anthony Myers, J .D .-24,14,22 , 23 Myers, Lyn Myers, Tina-53 McAlpine, Linda-10,49, 56 McCloskey, Brian-16,53 McNinch-10 McPhail, Donald-58 N Neely, Dan-57 Neely, Gloria-58 Nelson, Leon-57 Nemeth, Sherry-6,11, 10,13,16,12,14, 15,62,66,70,76, 69 Nemeth, Susan-10,12, 14,15,56 Newton, Cheryl-53 Newton, Jeffrey-10,12, 53 Newton, John-51 Nickens, Jan-22,55,29 Nickens, Penny-51,33 Nichol, Ed-25,22,23, 55 Nichol, Ron-16,14,22 , 23,62 Nicol, Brenda Nicol, Carl-25,53,30 Nicol, James Nicol, Nancy 0 Owen, Penny-14,55 Ozorowicz, Andy P Packey, Bennett-2 5,53 Palmerton, Howard-11,57 Parker, Brad-50,31 Parker, Kelly-10,53 Parker, Nancy-15,49,57 Parker, Robert-2 5,11, 10,15,22,23,56,31 Parker, Scott-11,10 Parker, Vicky-11,10, 16,14,62,66 Parsell, Marilyn-14,58 Patterson, Liz-10,12, 16,55 Patterson, Robert-10,16, 14,22,58,27 Peter, Greg-10,25,53 Phillips, Robbie-25,22, 23,25,55,29 Porter, Barbara-51 Powell, Sherri-16,55,33 Powell, Roxanne-51 Powers, Melvin Putnam, Lyle-58 R Randall, Jay-51,31 105 Randall, Terry-11,25, 51.31 Raymond, Dawn-10,53 Rayl, John-6,14,15,62, 27.31 Reaver, Harvey-55 Reaver, Vicky-51 Reimann, Shawn-63,66 Reinelt, Sheila-15,58 Richter, Karl-55 Ricketts, Nina-55 Ricketts, Peggy-51 Rios, Danny-11,10 Robinson, Danny-10,51 Rogers, Kelly-10,15,52 Roobaert, Greg-58 Rosa, Jim-51 Ruggles, Gayle-51 Rushlow, Eugene-10 Rush low, Lisa-51 s Sapien, Betty Savicke, Frances-51 Savicke, Laurie-51 Schiable, Tom-11 Seddon, David-10,15, 25,53,30 Seddon, Marie-10,16, 12,14,15,63,70,68 Seefelder, Rich Sefton, Nancy-10,12,57 Seidler, Karen-52 Seidler, Richard-14,57 Sherrod, Mary-51 Shirk, Steven Silvernail, Scott-16,22, 23,25,55 Silvernail, Sheri-10 ,53 Simmons, Arlene-10,53 Simpson, Brian-11 Simpson, Bud (Harold) Simpson, Tammy Skalski, Calvin-22,55 Skinner, Betty Skinner, Paul-53,55 Skinner, Sally-55,33 Skinner, William-16,22 , 23,49,57,29 Smith, Angela-51 Smith, Chris-58 Smith, Don-25,30 Smith, Duane-55 Smith, Glenn-51 Smith, Roberta Soltis, William-15,52 Spear, Harold-10,51,31 Spear, Irene Spear, Ralph-16,57,29 Spencer, Bernard-51 Spencer, Cheryl-51 Spencer, Chris-12 ,53 Spencer, Robert Spencer, Sam-11,16,14, 22.23.56.27.31.70 Stebbens, Chris Stewart, Bill Stimson, Gary-55 Stover, Lucille-51 Stratton, Doug Swierczynski, Joseph-6, 15,25,52 ,30 Szostak, Brenda-54 Szostak, Sandy-12,14 Szostak, Theresa-14,63, 70 Szostak, Walter-14,58 T Tait, Janice-55 Tait, Marling-57,29 Thane, WiHard-10,51 Thorp, Beatrice-53 Thorp, Elaine-16,57 Thorp, Rhonda-51 Trisch, David-25,14,22, 23.58.27.70 V Van Horn, Paul-14,25, 10,22,23,55 Vanier, Tim-53 w Walkiewicz, Edward-14, 22,23 Walkiewicz, Mary-10,51 Walls, Hugh-10,11,58 Wanamaker, Dan-15 Wanamaker, Jackie-11, 57 Warner, Karen-14,55 Warner, Scott-14,53 Warren, David-11,25,22 , 49.55.29 Weller, Don-53 Weller, Henry-55 Wenta, Joe-24,11,10, 57.70 Wenta, Liz-6,10,15,52 Wenzloff, Sherri-10,11, 16.54.36.70 Whearcraft, Dean-53 Widger, Tracy-51 Wilkinson, Don-14,22, 23,63,27,31 Wilkinson, Mike-58 Willis, Larry-63,57 Willis, Ricky-55 Wilmot, Carol-51,33 Wnuk, Marie-10,16,58, 32 Wolak, Alice-15,58 Wolak, Barbara-50,51 Wolak, Evelyn-10,16, 53,33 Wolak, Joann-10,53 Wolak, Mark-55,29 Wolak, Paul-24,11,10, 22,57,27 Wolak, Robert-57 Wolak, Susan-15,16,63, 32,70,67 Wood, Gordon z Zuehlke, Daniel-6,10 25.53.30 Zuehlke, Randy-6,11, 10,22,23 Zyrowski, Cheryl-14,55 Zyrowski, Dan-58 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS . saOee- SteRsS ' :T«V. % V 4