Kingston High School - Xenolith Yearbook (Kingston, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1976 volume:

★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★ ★★★ ★★★★★★★ ★★★ ★★★ ★★★ ★★★ ★★★ ★★★ ★★★★★★★ ★★★ ★★★ ★★★ ★★★ ★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★ ★★★★★ CARDINALS UNITED TABLE OF Administration Academics Seniors Underclassmen Elementary Activities Sports Advertising CONTENTS 9 21 31 43 55 67 89 119 3 Mrs. Jacquelin Opperman Mrs. Opperman first came to Kingston in Nineteen-fifty-eight. Since then she has taught in our English dept, and has been our Librarian. We would like to dedicate this years yearbook to her for these things, but above all be- cause of the many years of hard work she put into publishing Kingston's Year- book. We are sorry to say that she is no longer our yearbook advisor. The Yearbook Staff STUDENT LIFE 5 6 6 FROM YOUTH TO MATURITY 5 Two hundred yers ago our na- tion was bom. As a nation we have, over the past two hung hund- red years, grown into an ever changing world. We, .like child- ren, have undergone numerous growth changes. We have expanded our boundries, frontiers, and hori- zons. And we have influenced countless millions who seek to share our beliefs. Two Hundred years later, though still growing, we have now reached a certain $tate of ma- turity. We are better able to care for others as well as ourselves. We now look upon power as something more than military or monitary strength. We sense the needs of others better than we ever have in our young years as a nation. You, the students of Kingston High School, are advancing into a more stable period in your lives also. As students, you are becom- ing, often too quickly aware of your role in society. Often you feel it is a society that really does not care for you. The closer you come, however, to joining this society, the more you will be- come aware of your kinship to it. You must remember that with maturity, also comes obligations. You must face these obligations strongly, purposely, and maturely. The youth of today must also be remembered and understood by the mature society that produces them. We must try to understand their growing awarenesses, and remember our own maturing pro- cess and the growing pains that went with them. As we all move from Youth to Maturity, let us go hand in hand to insure our country's continuing progress and growth, in a world of ever shrinking dimensions. Let us all strive to become members of a mature society that will bring to the world, peace, and liberty to all. ADMINISTRATION 10 Lee Robinson Assistant Principal 12 BOARD-OF-EDUCATION W- FACULTY MR. G. WHITTAKER Science MISS S. JANESKI Special Education MR. T. BRADLEY Social Studies 14 MR. W. SMITH Music MISS R. ROTTIER Home Ec. MRS. J. OPPERMAN Library MR. C. PERRY Math MR. D. SZYBALA English; Spanish MR. D. BELL English, Boys P. E. MRS. K. BRZEZINSKI Business MRS. M. BIEFER Art MR. M. VOHSEN Social Studies 15 MR. D. MAKI Industrial Arts MR. W. NESBIT Industrial Arts MISS E. MILLER Science; English MRS. CARNES Girls P.E.; Soc. Studies MR. J. PRISTAP Counselor MR. G. HILBERT English; Math MISS H. CRANE Math 16 MRS. J. ZYROWSKI BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. L. Curry, Mrs. N. Copeland, Mrs. N. Ruggles, Mr. J. Bo re k Jr., Mr. B. Simpson, Mrs. H. Taylor, Mr. J. Bums Sr., Mr. L. Cornish. 17 MRS. E. NEWTON MRS. D. DERESZYNSKI 18 . ft I 20 ACADEMICS ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The English program is improved a- little, but also really changed. You now have to take Speech in your Freshman and Senior year for a one semester course. This year they added a new for- eign language to our curriculum. It is Spanish, taught by Mr. Szybala. He also teaches a new Science fiction class that is added. The English program has main- ly the same program as last year with the following classes: Speech, English, Journalism, Drama, Creative Writing, American lit, and a new poetry class taught by Miss Miller. This year's En- glish teachers are Mr. Bell, Miss Mil- ler, Mr. Szybala, Mr. Hilbert, Mr. Vohsen, and Mr. Taylor. 22 MATH DEPARTMENT The math course has not changed very much this year. The only thing that has changed was the amount of credits. This year you only have to have one credit in math instead of three that we had last year. The math classes this year are as follows: Seventh and Eighth grade math, Geometry, Algebra I, Algebra II, and High school math. The teachers for math this year are Miss Crane, Mr. Perry, Mr. Hilbert, Miss Staudacher, and Mr. Whittaker. 23 MUSIC DEPARTMENT The Kingston High School Band classes worked hard this year. Its mainly the same except for the addition of our drill team which marches with the band. This years music section did a great job led by Mr. Smith and Mr. Parker. Some music classes they taught this year were Junior High Band, Jazz band, Senior Band, Music Theory, Choir, and also Elementary Band. 24 HISTORY DEPARTMENT The History Curriculum has changed alot this year. The credits now needed to graduate are 3 1 2 instead of 3. Gov- ernment has changed because it is only a half year course instead of a full year. They added a Foreign Affairs class this year for a half year course along with Government. History classes this year include, World Geography, Government, Foreign Affairs, Social Science, Study of Michigan, U.S. Geography, Study of U.S. and Geography. The teachers are Mrs. Carnes, Mr. Bradley, Miss Leh- man, Mr. Vohsen, Miss Rottier, and Mrs. Brzezinski. 25 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Science this year is getting more lab materials and equipment. Science is the same as last year with the following classes: Chemistry, Physical Science, and Seventh and Eighth Grade Science, along with Biology. Our Science teach- ers this year are the following: Miss Staudacher, Miss Miller, Mr. Whit- taker, and Mr. Peet. 26 SHOP DEPARTMENT Shop has changed a little, but not too much. Our basic program is still about the same, with General Woods, Advanced Woods, Drafting I, General Metals, Hot Metals, Home Repairs, and Furniture Refinishing, along with our Round Robin Program, for the Sev- enth and Eighth grades. Mr. Maki, and Mr. Nesbit are our shop and drafting teachers. We've had some good looking proj- ects out of the shop and metals classes, which were displayed at the art show. Keep up the good work! 27 ART DEPARTMENT 28 PHYSICAL EDUCATION This years Physical Education pro- gram is about the same. The teachers for P.E. this year are Miss Crane, Mrs. Carnes, Mr. Bell, Mr. Whittaker, and Mr. Robinson. They are teaching the following classes: Elementary P.E., Girls and Boys Advanced P.E., Sev- enth and Eighth grade P. E., and Ninth grade P.E. 29 GREGG MUNCK LAURIE DERESZYNSKI DAVE BROECKER RON BOREK BARB WALKIEWICZ RICH DIEGEL TIM LALKO BEV ELDRIDGE ROBIN KING ELAINE THORP A L E X N I C O L DEANNA SEDDON RICK SEIDLER SUE NEMETH KAREN BRANDIBUR MIKE MILLER DEBBIE MARQUARDT LORI MILESKI BOB PARKER LOANN DADACKI DAN DISTELRATH NANCY SEFTON JOE WENTA LINDA CAVERLY DAVE LEWICKI BILL QUINN PAUL WOLAK CINDY LANGMAID BILL SKINNER TAMMI BAST IAN CINDY DISTELRATH TERRIE LEBLANC 36 TOM MCELHINNEY JACKIE WANAMAKER MARLIN TAIT S A M S P E N C E R RON CURTIS TROY CAVERLY STAN FOX 37 BILL MILLER Class Officers Tim Lalko—Class President Barbra Galubenski Walkiewicz—Vice President Kim Pore'—Class Secretary Laurie Dereszynski—Class Treasurer Garry Biuce—Student Council Nancy Parker—Student Council Sam Spencer—Student Council President Kim Pore'—Student Council Treasurer Nancy Parker—Student Council Secretary Camera Shy Angell Anderson Cindy Friday Jack Beste Bill Confer John Delisle Dan Neely Ralph Spear Class Song THEME FROM MAHOGANY (Do you know where you're going to?) Words by: Gerry Goffin Music: Mike Masser Do you know, Where you're going to, Do you like the things that life are showing you? Where are you going to, Do you know? Do you get, What you're hoping for? When you look behind you there's no open door What are you hoping for, Do you know? Once we were standing still in time, Chasing the fantasies that filled our minds. And you knew how I loved you but my spirit was free, laughing at the questions that you once asked of me. Do you know, Where you're going to, Do you like the things that life are showing you? Where are you going to, Do you Know? Now looking back at all we planned, We let so many dreams just slip through our hands. Why must we wait so long before we see, How sad the answers to those questions can be. Do you know, Where you're going to, Do you like the things that life are showing you? Where are you going to, Do you know? Class Motto I'm not afraid of tomorrow I've seen yesterday and I live today. William Allen White Class Flower Red G White Roses Class Colors Red, White G Blue HONOR STUDENTS Valedictorian Valedictorian of the class is Timothy Allan Lalko, son of Mr. G Mrs. Michael Lalko of 3244 River Street, Kingston. Tim had a grade point average of 3. 7714. Tim has served as senior class president, been a member of the National Honor Society, was voted by his fellow stu- dents as outstanding senior of the month from Kingston High School. Tim received numerous awards for outstanding performance in football, basketball, track and baseball. He has been a member of the high school concert band, jazz band and marching band four years. He has also received solo-ensemble awards. Tim's future plans are to attend Central Michigan Uni- versity to major in music for Special Education. Salutatorian Salutatorian is David E. Lewicki, son of Mr. G Mrs. Edward Lewicki of 6040 Walnut Street, Kingston. Dave had a grade point average of 3.7013. Dave has been a member of the National Honor Society for four years, has been elected as class vice-president twice, was a member of the Student Council, and served as the photographer for the yearbook three years. Dave has been involved with the music department four years, he plays first chair trumpet in the Sr. Band and bass guitar in the jazz band. Dave's future plans are to attend Michigan State Uni- versity in the fall to major in the physics astronomy area. 39 Paul Zygmunt Wolak is the son of Mr. G Mrs. John Wolak of 2083 S. Kingston Rd. Paul finished third in his class with a grade point average of 3.61. Paul has been a member of the National Honor Society four years, was class president in his junior year, a member of the Kingston Senior Band four years, and the Jazz Band three years. Paul plans to attend Michigan State University in the fall, to obtain a degree in bio-chemistry. Kim Pore, daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Arthel Pore of 58 Arden Dr. Silverwood, finished fourth in her class with a grade point average of 3.5841. Kim transferred here from East Catholic High in Detroit. Since com- ing to Kingston, Kim has been active in the following: Varsity Basket- ball, gymnastics. She served as Homecoming attendant, was in the Na- tional Honor Society and she was presented with the Kingston High School Service Award, and she also earned the scholastic achievement award. Kim was also in the Michigan Junior Miss Pageant. Kim's future plans are to attend Ferris State College in the fall to become a medical laboratory technologist. Leah Creason, daughter of Mrs. Marlene Powell of Kingston and Charles Creason of Cass City, is ranked fifth in her graduating with a 3.5057 grade point average. Leah has been active in Senior Band, junior varsity and Varsity Girls Basketball, French Club, and school plays. She served as library asst, and student aide as well as on the yearbook staff. Leah's future plans are to attend Delta College in the fall to become a legal secretary. Harold (Sam) Spencer III, son of Mr. G Mrs. Harold Spencer II, of Kingston is ranking sixth with a grade point average of 3.4624. Sam has participated in varsity football four years, varsity basket- ball two years, varsity baseball three years and varsity track one year. He was honored as All-League backer first team and first team all Sag- inaw area in football. He has served as class president in his sophomore year, vice-pres- ident of the Student Council in his Junior year and in his Senior year was president of the Student Council and has been a member of the Varsity Club. Sam's future plans are to work this summer with his father and to go to school this fall. William R. Quinn, son of Mr. G Mr . Robert A. Quinn of Rossman Rd. Kingston, was ranked seventh in his class and attained a grade point average of 3.4600. Originally from Warren, Michigan, Bill arrived in Kingston in 1974. Since then he has participated in basketball, baseball, and is very active in Spanish. This past year in the National A.C.T. testing he received semi- finalist recognition. Bill has received several other citizenship and scholastic awards before and after coming to Kingston. Bill's interests lie mainly in outdoor activities such as hunting, fish- ing, etc. Bill's future plans are to continue his education. Robert Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker Sr., of Cemetery Rd., Kingston, was ranked eighth in his class with a grade point average of 3.4168. Bob, as he is known has been active in the Student Council, and the French club. He played varsity football three years, and ran varsity track four years. He was in the Varsity Club three years, entered the district solo-ensemble and went to the state all four years. Bob has been active in the Kingston High School concert band as well as the jazz band and marching band. His future plans are to attend Eastern Michigan University as a mu- sic major. Joseph H. Wenta, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wenta of Wilmot, ranked ninth in the class with a grade point average of 3.3993. Joe has been a member of the National Honor Society four years, and has been active in the Kingston Music Department including Con- cert Band, Jazz Band, and Pep Band. He has also received awards at solo-ensemble events. Joe's future plans are to attend Central Michigan University to major in business administration. Michael G. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Miller of Jefferson Road Clifford, was tenth in his class with a grade point average of 3.3796. Mike has been a member of the French Club, National Honor Soci- ety, was co-editor of the school newspaper and has participated in the school choir. Mike also has been active in football and track. Mike's future plans are to work after graduation. 42 UNDERCLASSMEN CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED EIGHTY ONE Ahem, Audrey Barrons, Gregory Basti an, Sherri Baughman, Michael Benedict, Lisa Brady, Dennis Brandibur, Mark Britton, lisa Burley, Teresa Catlin, Beth Caverly, Vicki Champagne, Dawn Chemiawski, Mathew Clouse, Ken Clouse, Sheryl Cooper, Wendy Crosby, Dawn Dadacki, Marsha Daily, Greg Dereszynski, Sherry Dristy, Richard Emerson, Burt Eschtruth, Sandra Fisher, Mark Friday, Joe Fritz, Veronica Froede, Bryon Hackel, Robert Heigenreder, Eugene Heron, Janet Hunt, Todd Jaster, Cindy J aster, Ronald Jordon, Ray King, Paul Klinesmith, Jari Lewicki, Ronald Mageria, Joan Mageria, Joe Maxson, Billy Mike, Adam Miller, Monna 44 Miller, Roberta Morell, Doreen McCloskey, Tom Neely, Donald Neely, Ronald Nutt, Vem Parker, Julie Parker, Lori Parker, Shawn Periso, Gary Peter, Doug Petty, Jeff Pierce, Arlene Porter, Donna Powell, Janet Powell, Rosalie Prusinski, Sherry Remsing, Ted Remsing, Todd Ruggles, Kim Rushlow, Rodney Sanders, Susan Seidler, Garry Sims, Karen Smith, Danny Smith, Kim Smith, Ronda Stewart, Donald Stoll, Dallas Teets, Ted Thane, Terry Thorp, James Trisch, Ken Tutterow, Ken Walker, Kimberly Weller, Kim Williams, Danny Wolak, Ronald 45 CLASS Albertson, Michael Andrus, Tom Banowski, Karen Barron, Paul Brandibur, Nancy Britton, Beth Ann Brodzik, Missy Broecker, Dean Bruce, Kim Burley, Randy Cadotte, Patty Chanity, Lynne Chemiawski, Frank Copeland, Lori Crigger, Karl Dadacki, Mike Davis, Jeff Dereszynski, Kathy Dibble, Rocky Dibble, Susan Dudley, Roger Duncan, Danny Eldridge, Bryan Finlayson, April Friday, Brian Fritz, Herman Garries, Helen Gilmore, Kelly Groosbeck, Debbie Hahn, Joe Jaynes, Bruce Johnston, Debbie Jordon, Randy Kelley, Debbie Lockhart, Chris Lyons, Bill Mageria, Larry Marquardt, Dure 11 Miracle, Carmon McAlpine, Roy McLemore, Pam Neely, Vanessa OF NINETEEN HUNDRED EIGHTY 46 Nemeth, Scott Neu, Tina Ozorowicz, Rosa Lee Peter, Gary Pierce, Arlene Powell, Annette Powell, Darlene Pruitt, Stacy Riene It, Mike Remsing, Thomas Savicke, Mary Sefton, Mark Skinner, Rick Smith, Donna Smith, Susan Spencer, Garry Stoll, Shelly Stewart, Lori Street, Lori Szostak, Rosemary Thorp, Sherrie Thrall, Mark Trish, Daryl Trish, Darlene Widger, Jeff Woidan, Scott Zuehlke, Brad Zyrowski, Don RIGHT: FRONT ROW Lisa Teets, Laura Chemiawski Marie Lalko BACK ROW Angie Dandron Terry Powell 47 CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVENTY NINE Anger, Cindy Barrons, Tom Baughman, Joe Bennet, Tony Bergman, Terry Beste, Steve Bledsoe, Tom Britton, Tammie Catlin, Mark Caverly, Wade Childs, Cindy Cisnoros, John Creason, Paula Crittenden, Elaine Crittenden, Ray Dadacki, Margaret Denhoff, Carrie Distelrath, Ken Drake, Bob Early, Bob Emerson, Dona Ensign, Kelly Finlayson, Tina Finley, Sam Gilmore, Carol Glaxner, Sandy Graham, Mark Heron, Ed Holtslander, David Hunter, Bob Hurley, Rebecca Johnson, Doreen Jones, Lori Jordan, Rodney' Kelly, Fred Kopko, John' Legg, Debbie Lockhart, Vicky Lyons, Tim Mageria, Debbie Marlin, Dale Marquardt, Dale 48 Martin, Steve Maul, Dave May, Jim Miller, Michelle Mock, Denise Morell, Dennis Nickens, Penny Nicol, Dave Parker, Brad Pierson, Mike Pokoj, Mary Ann Porsch, Brian Porter, Barb Powell, Roxanne Randall, Jay Randall, Judy Randall, Terry Reaver, Vicky Ricketts, Peggy Ruggles, Gayle Rush low, Lisa Savicke, Frances Savicke, Laurie Seymore, Bill Simpson, Brian Smith, Angie Smith, Glenn Spear, Harold Spencer, Sheryl Stover, Lucie Swartz, Russell Thane, Bill Thorp, Rhonda Townsend, Frank Tutterow, Janie Walkiewicz, Mary Widger, Tracy Wilmot, Carol Wilmot, Mark Wolak, Barb 49 CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVENTY EIGHT Allen, Annette Banowski, John Barden, Tim Bastian, Debbie Beeman, Roger Benedict, Sherri Clouse, Gary Confer, David Crigger, Nancy Dawson, Don Davis, Donna DeLand, Janis DeLisle, Teresa Dibble, LoAnn Dibble, Marla Diegel, Debbie Doyle, Dean Duncan, Larry Eddy, Randy Ensign, Lyle Eschtruth, Kathie Finley, Ben Fritz, Tessie Glassford, Ellen Goldy, Tedd Cottier, Steve Groosbeck, Bob Harper, Greg Hartsell, Debbie He acock, David Hoxie, Steve Kelley, Debbie Klinesmith, Tim King, Bruce Kiehl, Charles Lalko, Nancy 50 Lis, Stanley Lockyer, Audrey Martin, Scott Maxson, Bev McCloskey, Brian Miller, Irene More 11, Diane Newton, Jeff Nicol, Carl Parker, Kelli Peter, Greg Pore, Eric Randall, Linda Raymond, Dawn Rodenbo, Mary Rogers, Kelly Rowinski, David Seddon, David Selby, Cedric Seidler, Karen Silvemail, Sherri Simmons, Arlene Skinner, Betty Spear, Irene CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVENTY SEVEN Andrus, Nancy Baughman, John Bragg, Mike Britton, Terry Catlin, Dennis Chemiawski, Mark Copeland, Curt Crumby, Wes Cummings, Gary Davis, Terri Emerson, Julie Eschtruth, John Finley, Mildred Glaxner, Wayne Gottler, Nancy Grieve, Robert Jones, Leslie Kopko, Jean Lalko, Dennis Lalko, Susan Lewicki, Dan Lockyer, Denise Mageria, Terry Main, Connie Marquardt, Darlene Maxson, Cindy Miracle, Mike More 11, Darlene' Nichol, Ed Nickens, Jan Owen, Penny Phillips, Robbie Poole, Brenda Powell, Sherri Quinn, Mike Reaver, Harvey Richter, Karl Ricketts, Nina Silvemail, Scott Shorland, Mark Skinner, Sally Smith, Duane 52 Szostak, Brenda VanHom, Paul Willis, Rick Wolak, Mark Zyrowski, Cheryl Penny 53 CLASS OFFICERS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVENTY-SIX Seventh Grade J. Koehler—Pres. B. Miracle—V. P. B. Phillips—Treas. L. Mathews—Sec. B. Childs—St. Coun. J. Silvemail—St. Coun. Eighth Grade A. Dandron—Pres. T. Powell—V. P. L. Chemiawski—Treas. L. Teets—Sec. M. Lalko—St. Coun. J. Ahem—St. Coun. J. Bastian—Pres. M. Pore'—V. P. P. Mileski—Treas. M. McNinch—Sec. S. D Addezio—St. Coun. T. Lewicki—St. Coun. Freshmen v. � k E. Glassford—Pres. A. Ahem—V. P. C. Cadotte—Tres. L. Wenta—Sec. D. Caverly—St. Coun. D. Smith—St. Coun. Sophomores L. Patterson—Pres. M. Miller—V. P. D. Anger—Treas. R. Confer—Sec. S. Wenzlaff—St. Coun. M. Bastian—St. Coun. Juniors NO PHOTO 54 ELEMENTARY KINDERGARTEN Albertson, Kenneth Alger, Sarah Bastian, Timmothy Benjamin, Troy Briggs, Jermery Britton, Jamie Broecker, Danielle Cherniawski, Mary Clinesmith, Deborah Conely, Holly Creason, Lynne David, Lance Dawson, Rusty Dawson, Timothy Demmy, Robin Diehl, Larry Finlayson, Michelle Forsyth, Christopher Fritz, William Gass, Michael Gusek, John Gusek, Tammy Henley, Christopher Hill, Shannon Hodder, Scott Hunt, Joey Jaster, Gary Koehler, Kale Kotsch, Kenneth LaFond, Wendy Lester, Robert Lotter, Julie Lyons, Erica Magiera, Louie Main, Christina Mallory, Jeffrey McCool, Scott McConnell, William McQueen, Audra Miller, Tammy Mock, Robert Moore, Paul Mouton, Michelle O'Dell, Deanna Periso, Theresa Powell, Jonathan Pretzer, Wanda Randall, Raymond Rieck, Amy Schultz, Cathy Scott, Melissa Smith, Kim Spencer, Mark Steele, Pamela Street, Bing Taylor, Kimberly Trisch, Ed Tucker, Joseph Wilcox, Goldie Wilcox, Paula Wilmot, Anne Witkovsky, Walter Zajac, Joseph Zimmerman, Berlyn Zyrowski, Robert 56 1ST GRADE Albertson, John Barden, Jeff Bilicki, Richard Briggs, Tracey Brown, Corey Bums, Stephanie Caverly, Calvin Dadacki, Darlene David, Robert DeLisle, Selina Easton, Kimberly Finley, Woodrow Friday, Kelly Haelber, Gregory Hodder, Kevin Hussan, Jeffery Kelley, Daniel Kelley, Dennis Klein, Ronda Klimek, Lisa Klinesmith, Jeffery Koehler, Jeffery Koehler, Kole Kotsch, Kristine Kramer, Joseph Lis, Julie Little, Simon Lucius, Lynnette Main, Carl McConnell, Valerie McLemore, James Megge, David Miller, Michelle Milligan, Kevin Moore, Kimberly Nato, Shelly Pasek, Tommy Pierce, Troy Powell, Barbara Randall, Vicky Randlette, Carrie Rieck, Beth Ann Rieck, Kimberly Rivard, Suzanne Robinson, Heather Rondo, Robert Rossman, Tammy Rushlow, Phillip Rye, Tom Schieweck, Kelly Schott, Kim Schultz, Barbara Skinner, Jackie Smith, Dawn Smith, Serina Smith, Shawn Stark, Terry Stoll, Sarah Street, Judy Tucker, Robert Tucker, Turina Updegraff, Ray Warford, Richard 57 1ST GRADE CONTINUED Weitschat, Lisa Wilcox, Alisa Zajac, Sherry Williams, Leslie Wilcox, Duane 2ND GRADE Banowski, Melissa Bastian, Scott Bilicki, Brenda Burns, Julie Campbell, Lisa Chemiawski, Patrick Cosway, Debra Clement, Ronald Cribley, Teri Crittenden, Becky Crosby, John Cummings, Daryl Dibble, Ronald Finlayson, Jim Fritz, Lena Gibson, Jim Groosbeck, Suzanne Guesk, Gerald Hunt, Thad Jeffrey, Richard Klinesmith, Charles Klinesmith, Michelle Lotter, Eric Marquardt, Darrin McCool, Michelle Megge, Michael Miller, Amy Moore, Debbie Parker, David Pasek, Tammy Peter, Jamie Pretzer, David Quinn, Tom Randlett, David Reehl, Mark Reinelt, Jeff Scott, Kelley Stark, Alisa Tait, Monica Taylor, Denise Wascher, Cari Walker, Timothy Widger, Amy Witkovsky, Kelly Whisler, Steven 3RD GRADE Alger, Vincent Banowski, Tom Bastian, Kim Boyl, Jeff Brady, Allen Briggs, Roy Britton, Dana - Britton, Marcia Cadotte, Nicol Chantiny, Lana Clinesmith, Chris Clouse, Brenda Cooper, Gary Crigger, Lynn Crisp, Steven Crosby, Renee Czarniak, Linda Dadacki, Richard David, Michael Dawson, Patrick Dawson, Rhonda DeBlois, Doug DeLisle, Jay DeLisle, Joe Demmy, Rodney Easton, Michelle Flis, Keith Fritz, Rex Harper, Tim Hodder, Terri Hunt, Tammy Gerheart, Gene Kotsch, Charles Landram, Michelle Lanway, Michelle Legg, Dawn Lock, Mike Lucius, Robin Mallory, Trasi May, Nancy McCloskey, Devin McConnell, Perry McQueen, Burt Miller, Marlene Miracle, Margaret Neahusan, Donnie Newton, Deanna Newton, Jill O'Dell, Annette Petty, Jim Powell, Kathy Randall, Jerry’ Rieck, Michelle Rogers, Wendy Rushlow, Billy Rye, Jim Skinner, Ruth Ann Smith, Larry Smith, Leslie Smith, Lori Smith, Richard Smith, Wade Spencer, Willie 59 3RD GRADE CONTINUED Syms, Jamie Traster, Steve Walker, Cathy Walker, Shari Weller, Mary Jane Whisnant, Kevin Widger, Brad Williams, Sandra Wirtanen, Wanda Zachman, Kris 4TH GRADE MRS. DENHOFF MR. SIMS Ahem, David Albertson, Mark Anderson, Xavier Anger, Dallas Ashcroft, Teena Benedict, Jill Campbell, Bryan Campbell, Faith Clouse, Paul Crosby, Shelly Cummings, Darren Czarniak, Elmer Dawson, Bryon Dawson, Tina DeLisle, Buddy Dibble, Jerry Dibble, Shannon Eldridge, Belinda Ensign, Steve Finley, Alice Gilmore, Lynne Grieve, Russell Grow, Wendi Gusek, Deanna Hackel, Douglas Harrington, Shannon Harley, Ken Hussan, Troy Jaster, Kelly Jones, Mitzi Kopko, Mathew Langley, Lori Lindsay, Gilbert Lis, Lynda Marshall, Jimmy 60 4TH GRADE CONTINUED Martin, Chris Nicol, Tracy Randall, Kim Randall, Suzy Randlett, Doug Reinelt, Martin Rheel, Jill Richter, Keith Ruggles, Tim Skinner, David Spencer, Tim ' Stark, Michael Steele, Tammy Stoll, Eric Stratton, Terri Szostak, Cathy Trisch, Billy Tutterow, Donald Vinson, Bemadatte Walker, Roy Wascher, Cheryl Wroubel, Lisa Zyrowski, Diane 8 r Borek, Diane Burley, Tracy Campbell, Greg Campbell, Wade Chantiny, Lisa Clinesmith, Tim Clouse, Kelly Copeland, Cari Core, Jim Creason, Patrick Crib ley, Doni Crittenden, Tony Cummings, Cheryl Cummings, Debbie Dadacki, Lorraine Daily, Janelle Dandron, Sue DeBlois, Greg Dereszynski, David Ensign, Ronnie Eschtruth, Helen Finley, Dan Friday, Craig Fritz, Roy Galubenski, Julie Gilmore, Faye Kelley, Jerry Kelley, Tim 61 5TH GRADE CONTINUED Klimek, Tim Lalko, Jenni Langley, Brenda Mathews, Darren Marquardt, Della McApline, Nancy Megge, Gary Mike, Carla Milligan, Kirk Miracle, Robert More 11, Derek More 11, Jim Mouton, Sherry Noto, Sherrie Nutt, John O'Dell, Dorinda Periso, Daryl Randall, Veronica Remsing, Tammy Rouse, Ron Ruggles, Lynn Schneider, Karyn Smith, Tina Street, Willie Syms, Joe Teets, Mark Thorp, Karen Thorp, Raymond Tucker, Howard Walker, Dennis Warford, Angela Weigschat, Mike Wenzlaff, Gregg Whisler, David Wilcox, Carol Witkovsky, Linda Wroubel, Lori 6TH GRADE Anger, Scott Albertson, Mathew Ashcroft, Randy Barden, Jack Barden, Jill Boyl, Scott Broecker, Kenny Campbell, Greg Catlin, Diane Caverly, Judy Cosway, Kathy Creason, Chris Cummings, Jim Dadacki, Lorraine Davis, Mark 62 6TH GRADE CONTINUED Dibble, Julie Ensign, Randy Finlayson, Alanna Flis, Doug Graser, Janet Groosbeck, Linda Groosbeck, Michael Harper, Michael Hurley, Gloria Jaynes, Sharon Jones, Charles King, Martha Kopke, Ann Marquardt, Darryl Marquardt, Drenda Maxson, Danny May, Jenny McAlpine, Ann McNinch, Rich Miller, Shirley Moore, Chris Mouton, Ronald Newton, Renee Peter, David Pierce, Kenneth Periso, Eddie Powell, Sarah Prieso, Gerilynn Randall, Sherri Reaver, Brian Reehl, Dawn Richter, Kevin Ruggles, Beth Smith, Tina Smith, Vicki Street, Donald Thrall, Mary Beth Traster, Karl Traster, Ruth Vinson, Elliot Walker, Barbara Wolak, Marvin Wolak, Patrick Weller, Kelly Williams, Eddie Wilmot, Scott Witkovsky, Jean Zachmann, Kurt Zimmerman, Authur 63 TEACHERS AIDS MRS. MAKI MRS. PARKER MRS. BARRONS MRS. BROWN MRS. KRAMER MRS. MILLER Playground Super- visor MRS. PRISTAP Special Education MRS. CAVERLY Janitor MRS. HENDERSON Cook MRS. BOREK Cook 64 6TH GRADE BAND 5TH GRADE BAND 66 ACTIVITIES Chess T rapping Golf Club Forensics Discussion Gun Safety Snow Safety Art IV Family Trees Advanced Science Crafts Cheerleader Gymnastics SOMETHING NEW 68 ENRICHMENT COURSES Baton Twirling Conversational French Guitar Beginning Knitting House Plants Intermurals Gymnastics Boys Cooking Photography Cribbage U.F.O. ’s Yearbook 69 HOMECOMING NINETEEN ABOVE PICTURES show parade. DIRECTLY ABOVE are prince and princess candidates: Angie Dandron, Brad Zuehlke, also Sue Dibble, Jeff Widger (sorry no pic- ture). RIGHT--Prince Jim Ahem and Princess Lisa Teets. 70 HUNDRED AND SEVENTY FIVE The first big event of the year is homecoming, and this years' was one of the best. It took the Bicentennial theme. All week you could feel the excitement build- ing as all the preparations were being made. Then on October 10th, the streets of Kingston come to life as the festivities traditionally started with the parade. The band played, being lead by the Pom Pon girls, Majorettes and our Drum Major. Following the band came the floats, the cars filled with nervous can- didates and the court, and our newest addition; the drill team. Later on the field, the floats were judged, the crowns presented, and the Cardinals rose to victory, 44-0 over Kinde. First Place, Juniors: From Sea to Shinging Sea Ring Out a Cardinal Victory. Fourth Place, Freshmen: Give us victory Fifth Place, Jr. High: Don't trade away our victory KING, QUEEN RIGHT: Crown Carrier, Lisa Klimek, King and Queen candidates, Laurie Dereszynski, Dave Broec- ker, Cindy Distelrath, Tim Lalko, Nancy Parker, Garry Bruce. MIDDLE LEFT: Princess candidate Sue Dibble, Crown Carrier Joel Stutz, 1974 Queen Annette Allen, King Garry Bruce. BELOW LEFT: Annet- te Allen, Garry Bruce, Laurie Dereszynski, Queen Cindy Distelrath, 1974 King Jim Bruce, Nancy Parker. BELOW RIGHT: Queen Cindy and King Garry. 72 AND COURT Juniors escorted by Joe Swierczynski Doraine Anger escorted by Wes Crumby Freshmen Lucille Stover escorted by Dale Marquardt Music Provided by Iron Horse Darlene Morel 1 escorted by Mark Chemiawski Sophomores Kelli Parker ORGANIZATIONS Modern Dance Club 1ST ROW L TO R M. Dadacki L. Mathews L. Parker 2ND ROW L TO R L. Lehman Sponsor A. Dandron L. Teets B. Catlin F.H.A. 1ST ROW L TO R M. Dadacki B. Thorp L. Randall J. Randall C. Friday C. Spencer 2ND ROW L TO R R. Thorp A. Powell A. Smith T. Britton B. Hurley 3RD ROW L TO R Miss Rottier F. Savicke T. Widger D. Legg D. Johnston D. Mock AND ACTIVITIES, Hall Monitors 1ST ROW L TO R P. Wolak C. Morris D. Marquardt 2ND ROW L TO R G. Bruce T. Lalko J. Wenta D. Lewicki A.V. 1ST ROW L TO R P. Owen G. Bruce J. Wenta M. Miller P. Van Horn 75 AND s t u d e n t C 0 u n c 1 1 1ST ROW L TO R; J. Silvemail, M. Bastian, S. Spencer President, S. Wenzlaff Vice Presi- dent, N. Parker Secretary, Kim Pore' Tresurer, G. Bruce. 2ND ROW, Mr. Robinson Sponsor, B. Childs, M. Lalko, D. Smith, S. Powell, S. Nemeth, D. Caverly, T. Lewicki. Librarians 1ST ROW L TO R; K. Warner, L. Mileski, N. Sefton, C. Friday. 2ND ROW, S. Grow, C. Morris, J. Wanamaker, J. Kopko. 3RD ROW, B. Wolak, P. Owen, M. Gaertner, L. Wenta, D. Bastian. 76 ACTIVITIES, Cafeteria Staff 1ST ROW L TO R; C. Zyrowski, D. Seddon, N. Sefton, T. Bas- tian, S. Brandibur, 2ND ROW: B. Parker, B. King, T. Caverly, R. Curtis, M. Miracle, R. Borek, 3RD ROW; S. Fox, B. Wolak, M. Miller, G. Bruce, G. Munck. Student Aids 1ST ROW L TO R: R. Diegel, G. Bruce, L. Dereszynski, G. Munck, L. Creason, D. Seddon, N. Sef- ton, S. Grow. 2ND ROW, D. Lal- ko, B. Galubenski, C. Zyrowski, N. Gottler, S. Skinner, M. Fin- ley, D. Marquardt. 3RD ROW: D. Neely, M. Bastain, W. Crumby, D. Smith, B. Quinn, T. DeLisle, P. Wolak, K. Brandibur. 77 AND MORE Office Aids 1ST ROW L TO R: D. Marquardt, D. Lockyer, S. Skinner, N. Rick- etts. 2ND ROW:W. Klimek, B. Maxson, K. Brandibur, J. Wenta. 3RD ROW: S. Cherniawski, K. Eschtruth, J. Newton, S. Nemeth. 1ST ROW L TO R; K. Pore', M.L. Anger, S. Spencer, B. Maxson, C. Cadotte, S. Silver- nail. 2ND ROW:M. Miller, D. Lockyer, S. Lalko, R. Phillips, S. Wenzlaff, P. Wolak, M. Miller, 3RD ROW:B. Galubenski, G. Bruce, J. Kopko, D. Lewicki, J. Wenta, G. Whittaker Sponsor. 78 ACTIVITIES. Varsity Club 1ST. ROW L TO R: M. Miller, S. Wenzlaff, K. Brandibur, N. Sefton, B. Skinner, K. Pore', R. Diegel, S. Lalko, B. Galubenski, N. Parker. 2ND ROW: M. Miller, B. Miller, S. Brandibur, K. Parker, B. Maxson, W. Crumby. 3RD ROW; D. Marquardt, T. Barden, M. Tait, H. Houghton, R. Curtis, R. Phillips, D. Smith, M. Bastian, 4TH ROW; D. Distelrath, S. Silvemail, B. Parker, G. Munck, G. Bruce, D. Broecker, E. Nichol, B. Confer. NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Due to the classes changing each semester, we were not able to take pictures of second semester groups. Therefore all group pictures are of first semester. 79 MUSICAL Junior Band 1ST ROW; L TO R; D. Johnston, M. Lalko, K. Ruggles, K. Walker, J. Petty, D. Trisch, S. Pruett, L. Teets. 2ND ROW; T. Neu, K. Gilmore, V. Fritz, B. Miller, B. Britton, S. Dibble. 3RD ROW;V. Caverly, D. Cham- pagne, L. Britton, L. Cherniawski, K. Banowski, M. Britton, L. Parker, R. Jordan, R. Hackel, J. Mageria, J. Silvemail, M. Sefton, S. Parker, S. Nemeth. 4THROW;B. Zuehlke, S. Sanders, H. Fritz, M. Reinalt, D. Mor- ell, J. Koehler, R. Lewicki, R. Skinner, Director Mr. Parker. Modern Stage Band SITTING L TO R; T. Lalko, J. Bledsoe, S. Fox, R. Phillips, D. Lewicki, J. Newton, S. Wenzlaff, H. Houghton, P. Wolak, J. DeLisle, STANDING; D. Lewicki, B. Mallory, Director W.W. Smith, S. Gottler, L. Dibble, A. Ahem, E. Pore', N. Parker, D. Zuelhke, T. Caverly, S. Parker, C. Main, J. Wenta, B. Parker. 80 DEPARTMENT Drill Team 1ST ROW; B. Catlin, M. Dibble, N. Crigger, M. Pore', D. Marquardt, D. Anger, S. Benedict, B. Skinner, D. Porter, S. Eschtruth. 2ND ROW; L. Chantiny, G. Ruggles, P. Nickens, A. Dandron, M. McNinch, D. Bastian, S. Glaxner, M. Walkiewicz, T. Bergman. 3RD ROW;L. Copeland, S. Smith, F. Savicke, C. Gilmore, L. Spear, H. Garries, J. DeLand, C. Miracle, D. Morell, D. Broecker. 4TH ROW; S. Lalko, K. Parker, A. Borek, L. Dibble, D. Raymond, T. Fritz, C. Wilmot, B. Porter, M. Rodenbo. 5THROW; D. Lockyer, J. Parker, S. Pow- ell, D. Diegel, L. Patterson, A. Ahem, B. Galubenski, S. Skinner, D. Davis. Choir 1ST ROW; N. Ricketts, S. Cher- niawski, M. Dibble, N. Crigger, M. Finley, S. Skinner. 2ND ROW; B. Szostak, M. Miller, C. Nicol, J. Swierczynski, T. LeBlanc, B. Porsch. 3RD ROW; Director Mr. Smith, E. Pore', R. Curtis, R. Confer, J. Wenta, B. McCloskey. 81 Due to the late date we received the Sr. Band Composite Pictures we were not able to include it in the book. But to all the members of the Sr. Band Congratulations for the fine effort this year. 82 83 Music Provided By True Blue Eddie WELCOME TO DREAMWEAVER FANTASY 86 SENIOR AFRO DAY Barb Galubenski, Tim Lalko, Nancy Parker Deb Marquardt, Scott Parker, Terrie LeBlanc Stan Fox, Addison Anderson, Troy Caverly Lori Mileski, Bev Eldridge, Deanna Seddon, Mary Wilbur 87 CARDINALS UNITED STAFF Advisor . . . . Editor-in-Chief Administration Advertising. . Academics . . Activities . . Elementary . . Seniors . . . , Sports .... Typist . . . , Underclassmen Photographer .... Mr. Cliff Taylor ...............Susan Grow . . Susan Nemeth--Editor Irene Spear . . . Liz Patterson--Editor Sherri Powell, Scott Warner . . Faith Brandibur--Editor Annette Allen . . Susan Grow--Editor . . Nancy Sefton--Editor Mary Rodenbo . Deanna Seddon--Editor . . . Jeff Newton--Editor Patti Eschtruth ............Nina Ricketts . Karen Brandibur--Editor Dave Rowinski ............. Dave Lewicki The staff would like to thank our Advisor pic- tured at right. Mr. Taylor, came to us with no prior yearbook experience but turned out to be the main source of strength in pulling everything together. When all the hassle was getting to the rest of us, he calmly put us back on the right track. Somehow he managed to keep his smile through it all. So, Thank you Mr. Taylor (Chief), we couldn't have made it without you. 88 SPORTS j VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: W. Crumby, B. Hunter, S. Silvemail, H. Spear, C. Nicol, R. Diegel, R. Swartz, M. Bastain, M. Quinn, Mgr. M. Lanway, SECOND ROW: G. Bruce, B. Drake, J. Rose, D. Marlin, B. Parker, B. Confer, D. Morrell, T. Mageria, Mgr. P. Mileski, THIRD ROW: Coach Hilbert, D. Smith, J. Esch- truth, B. Simpson, D. Lalko, D. Heacock, D. Marquardt, B. Skinner, M. Mil- ler, FOURTH ROW: Coach Bell, Coach Robinson, M. Miller, A. Anderson, D. Broecker, A. Anderson, B. Miller, T. Lalko, T. Barden, D. Smith. 90 FRONT ROW: B. Confer, B. Skinner, G. Bruce, R. Diegel, D. Brocker, SEC- OND ROW: A. Anderson, M. Miller, B. Miller, A. Anderson, T. Lalko. FRONT ROW: B. Simpson, M. Bastain, R. Diegel, J. Eschtruth, M. Quinn, S. Silvemail, R. Swartz, SECOND ROW: D. Smith, B. Hunter, D. Heacock, D. Marquardt, D. Marlin, D. Morell, H. Spear, THIRD ROW: T. Barden, W. Crumby, A. Anderson, B. Miller, M. Miller, M. Miller. L i N E FRONT ROW: J. Rose, T. Mageria, C. Nicol, B. Parker, B. Drake, B. Confer, D. Lalko. SECOND ROW: G. Bruce, B. Skinner, D. Broecker, D. Smith, A. Anderson, T. Lalko. 91 Rich Diegel and Sam Spencer. 92 Coaches, Lee Robinson, Gary Hilbert, Doug Bell. JR. HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: S. Nemeth, G. Daily, J. Koehlor, J. Silvemail, B. Miracle, B. Stoll, T. Stewart, D. Magiera, SECOND ROW, M. Albertson, D. Marquardt, R. Piercel, J. Ahem, T. Teets, A. Mike, R. Skinner, J. Widger, THIRD ROW: Coach Priestap, T. Ramsey, B. Maxon, A. Lester, D. Trish, D. Williams, Coach Maki. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW, Mgr. S. Skinner, B. Galubenski, S. Wenzlaff, B. Skinner, T. Le Blanc, S. D'Addezio, N. Sefton, D. Anger, Mgr. M. Rodenbo, N. Lalko. SECOND ROW, Mgr. P. Eschtruth, N. Parker, C. Distelrath, S. Lalko, L. Dereszynski, K. Pore, K. Brandibur, L. Creason, Coach Mrs. Carnes. FRONT ROW, C. Distelrath, T. Le Blanc, N. Sefton, L. Creason. SECOND ROW, N. Parker, B. Galubenski, L. Dereszynski, K. Pore, K. Brandibur. 94 J.V. Scores Kingston 17 Pt. Hope 19 Kingston 27 Pt. Austin 11 Kingston 24 Caseville 20 Kingston 26 Kinde 13 Kingston 23 Peck 20 Kingston 13 Carsonville 12 Kingston 13 Owengage 20 Kingston 22 Pt. Hope 14 Kingston 37 Pt. Austin 21 Kingston 31 Caseville 20 Kingston 30 Kinde 9 Kingston 33 Peck 19 Kingston 18 Carsonville 14 Kingston 21 Owengage 27 J.V. GIRLS TOP L TOR: A. Borek, Mgr. S. Skinner, F. Brandibur, Mgr. N. Lalko, C. Anger, SECOND ROW: P. Creason, Mgr. P. Eschtruth, Mgr. M. Rodenboe, K. Ensign, THIRD ROW, M. Walkiewicz, Coach Ms. Crane, L. Dibble, FOURTH ROW, D. Diegel, B. Maxson, FRONT, K. Par- ker. Varsity Scores Kingston 31 Pt. Hope 47 Kingston 33 Pt. Austin 20 Kingston 36 Caseville 33 Kingston 28 Kinde 18 Kingston 21 Peck 10 Kingston 38 Carsonville 51 Kingston 36 Owengage 32 Kingston 38 Pt. Hone 58 Kingston 37 Pt. Austin 47 Kingston 35 Caseville 33 Kingston 25 Kinde 21 Kingston 49 Peck 17 Kingston 22 Carsonville 41 Kingston 26 Owengage 39 95 CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT, N. Parker, K. Brandibur, P. Eschtruth, S. Wenzlaff, D. Lock- yer, C. Langmaid, C. Distelrath, S. Lalko, K. Pore, T. LeBlanc. 96 97 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS (L--R) C. Anger, K. Ensign, M. Dadacki, D. Legg, C. Wilmot, L. Stover, B. Porter. FRONT ROW (L—R): K. Dereszynski, L. Teets, L. Chantiny, MIDDLE ROW: K. Banowski, A. Dandron, L. Copeland, CEN- TER TOP: M. Lalko, K. Gilmore. 98 (L—R) B. Miller, L. Parker, L. Mathews, S. Bastian, B. Catlin, W. Cooper, J. Parker, S. Eschtruth. 99 V a r s i t y FRONT ROW: (L--R)Mgr. S. Warner, R. Borek, G. Bruce, B. Skinner, D. Broecker, W. Crumby, M. Bastain, Mgr. J. Newton. BACK ROW: (L--R) B. Quinn, S. Spencer, A. Anderson, B. Confer, M. Tait, B. Miller, Coach Rob- inson, Missing A. Anderson. B a s k e t b a 1 1 Garry Bruce, Sam Spencer. s e n i o r S q u a d FRONT ROW: (L--R) R. Borek, G. Bruce, B. Skinner, B. Confer, D. Broecker. BACK ROW: (L--R)B. Quinn, S. Spencer, A. Anderson, M. Tait, B. Miller. 100 Kingston 40 Kingston 48 Ashley 31 Ashley 18 Kingston 72 Kingston 70 Port Austin 58 Port Austin 23 Kingston 48 Kingston 63 Caseville 55 Caseville 50 Kingston 63 Kingston 62 Port Hope 70 Port Hope 51 Kingston 51 Kingston 45 Owengage 55 V Owengage 38 Kingston 56 Kingston 38 Brown City 71 a Mayville 47 Kingston 65 r J- Kingston 52 Caro 67 V. Peck 46 Kingston 71 s Kingston 48 Lapeer East 43 i Carsonville 29 Kingston 44 s Kingston 57 Mayville 60 t Caseville 47 Kingston 49 v c Kingston 57 Peck 43 J n Port Hope 36 Kingston 72 Kingston 42 Carsonrille 54 s r Mayville 56 Kingston 56 p Kingston 42 Caseville 41 c Owengage 40 Kingston 57 o s Kingston 94 Port Hope 47 Port Austin 24 Kingston 51 r Kingston 67 Mayville 38 0 Peck S3 Kingston 76 Kingston 73 Owengage 49 s Kinde 63 Kingston 85 Kingston 54 Port Austin 48 Carsonville 43 Kingston 65 Kingston 81 Peck 54 Kinde 58 Kingston 67 Kinde 59 Kingston 58 Carsonville 44 Kingston 60 Kinde 50 101 FRONT ROW: (L—R) D. Caverly, T. Barden, C. Nicol, J. Swierczynski, J. Banowski. 2ND ROW: Coach Wittaker, S. Martin, D. Smith, D. Zuehlke, C. Copland. FRONT ROW: L--R: J. Widger, B. Eldridge, S. Nemeth, J. Hahn. 2ND ROW: R. Skinner, A. Lester, M. Britton, R. Burley, Coach Hilbert. B a s k e t b a 1 1 B a s k e t b a 1 1 FRONT ROW: L—R: B. Froede, G. Daily, Mgr. B. Phillips. 2ND ROW: D. Trisch, D. Peter, M. Brandibur, J. Koehler. Missing Coach Rice. GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: (L--R) Mgr. D. Diegel, D. Anger, L. Dereszynski, F. Brandibur, S. Wenzlaff. 2ND ROW: Coach Mrs. Carnes, Mgr. L. Dibble, C. Spencer, S. Lalko, N. Sefton. J. V. A n d V a r s i t y Junior Varsity Varsity Scores K ingston 15 15 Kingston 15 15 Pt. Austin 5 7 Pt. Austin 10 12 Kingston 3 3 Kingston 9 6 Owe ng age 15 15 Owengage 15 15 V Kingston 15 15 Kingston 15 10 9 Carsonville 9 11 Carsonville 1 15 15 0 1 1 K ingston 15 15 Kingston 10 10 Caseville 2 3 Caseville 15 15 Kingston 15 15 K ingston 15 15 e Kinde 12 6 Kinde 5 12 y Kingston 13 5 Kingston 15 7 10 b Pt. Hope 15 15 Pt. Hope 10 15 15 a Tournaments Drew a Bye Carsonville 9 15 11 Kingston 15 7 15 Marlette 12 12 Kingston 15 15 Marysville 15 15 Kingston 7 7 This year the volleyball went to District Tournaments for the first time. They won districts and then were defeated by Marysville. Next year we can look for a great season out of the volleyball team. 103 V A R S I T Y FRONT ROW: (L—R) B. Confer, M. Wolak, T. Britton, C. Copland, C. Nicol, R. Diegel, Batboy T. Barrons. BACK ROW: (L--R) T. Lalko, S. Spencer, B. Quinn, G. Bruce, R. Phillips, Coach D. Bell. B A S E B A L L Kingston 2 Pt. Austin 7 Kingston 2 Peck 7 Kingston 1 Carsonville 3 Kingston 0 Case ville 2 Kingston 1 Kinde 0 Kingston 2 Owengage 0 Kingston 11 Pt. Hope 10 Kingston 0 Pt. Austin 2 Kingston 5 Peck 6 Kingston 1 Carsonville 2 Kingston 1 Caseville 3 Kingston 4 Kinde 1 Kingston 5 Owengage 2 Kingston 2 Pt. Hope 1 104 G i r 1 s' FRONT ROW: (L--R) T. Fritz, J. DeLand, D. Anger, D. Diegel, B. Skinner, D. Anger, L. Stover, S. D'azzio. 2ND ROW: M. Pokoj, N. Lalko, P. Creason, D. Broecker, D. Bastain, E. Wolak, S. Wenzlaff. 3RD ROW: Coach Miss Crane, L. Dereszynski, A. Ahem, B. Maxson, D. Legg, T. Widger, E. Glassford, S. Lalko, M. Walkiewicz, Coach Miss Janenski. S 0 f t b a 1 1 S 0 f t b a 1 1 Kingston 5 Kingston 12 Pt. Austin 19 Carsonville 9 Kingston «o Kingston 7 Peck Caseville - La 15 Kingston 9 K ingston 16 Owengage Pt. Hope 26 Kingston Kingston 4 Kinde ™ 24 Owengage 20 Kingston 11 Genessee 21 s c O r e s FRONT ROW: (L-R) Mgr. N. Lalko, S. D’azzio, M. McNich, T. Fritz, J. De- Land, C. Denoff. 2ND ROW: K. Parker, B. Wolak, D. Davis, S. Silvernail, F. Brandibur. 3RD ROW: Coach Mrs. Biefer, L. Dereszynski, L. Savicki, C. Spen- cer, S. Lalko, Coach Miss Staudacher. This year was the first year that the girls played softball for league competi- tion. They didn't do badly for the first year, but next year they are going to be great, maybe take the league. This year the Girl's track team was superb against the league. Many people on the team set new records to challenge next year. Next year the track team will be even better. 105 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: (L--R) J. Randall, B. Drake, J. Bastian, D. Nicol, T. Lewicki, T. Bledsoe, P. Mileski, W. Caverly. 2ND ROW: Coach D. Macki, S. Martin, F. Kelly, T. Randall, D. Marlin, D. Marquard, H. Spear, M. Wilmot. Parker, B. Early. 3RD ROW: J. Rose, D. Marlin, T. Randall, F. Kelly, Coach Mr. Hilbert. 106 KINGSTON VARSITY TRACK FRONT ROW; (L—R) J. Bastian, M. Miracle, J. Kopko, B. Drake, S. Silvernail, M. Lanway, J. Bledsoe, J. Cis- samos, Mgr. K. Rickter. 2ND ROW: R. Confer, D. Nicol, M. Gramn, G. Harper, D. Broecker, T. Lalko, D. Lalko, D. Confer, Coach Whittaker. 3RD ROW: G. Bruce, A. Anderson, S. Spencer, A. Anderson, T. Barden, E. Pore', M. Miller, R. Monk, Coach Robinson. This year the track team showed us many exciting things. They showed us that they could win the league. They broght home a lot of trophies fron track meets all over the thumb. They also showed us the guts that they have to compete against other teams and come out on top. GIRLS J.V. VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: L--R Mgr. D. Diegel, N. Lalko, K. Parker, E. Wolak, D. Broec- ker, A. Borek, A. Lockyer, D. More 11. 2ND ROW: Coach Mrs. Carnes, Mgr. L. Dibble, B. Wolak, C. Denhoff, E. Glassford, L. Savickie, S. Silvernail, J. DeLand, D. Mock. JR. HIGH TRACK FRONT ROW: (L--R) S. Eschtruth, K. Bruce, G. Daily, R. Skinner, L. Parker, B. Zuehlke, R. Lewicki, B. Mira- cle, A. Mike J. Parker, S. Bastian, H. Fritz. 2ND ROW: D. Williams, M. Lalko, L. Mattews, L. Teets, B. Cat- lin, M. Brandibur, V. Nutt, J. Koehlor, J. Ahem, D. Woiden, L. Copland. 3RD ROW: D. Smith, D. Broecker, K. Sanowski, A. Dandron, M. Britton, J. Widger, R. Burley, L. Caverly, S. Smith, G. Peters, T. Teets, Coach Mr. Priestap. 108 109 SNAPS --V 110 in LAST MINUTE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE 112 UL § 211 (Ot CfuAA of rKin slon v cfioof ClnnouticeA C |a 1976 Commencement Program 113 COMMENCEMENT 114 MAY 23RD 1976 116 In the last days of the year, the screams of excitement for summer vacation are quieted by the good-byes that echo through the emptying halls. Friendships will be tested with distance and years. 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F v,0 134 135 Ahem, April 80, 81,97, 105 Ahem, Audrey 44,54 Ahern, James 54,70,93, 108 Albertson, Michael 46, 93 Allen, Annette 50,88 Anderson, Addison 37, 87, 90, 91, 100, 107 Anderson, Angell 90,91, 100, 107 Andrus, Nancy 52 Andrus, Tom 46 Anger, Cindy 48,95, 98, 105 Anger, Doraine 54,73,81,94, 103, 105 Anger, Mary Lou 34,78 Banowski, John 50, 102 Banowski, Karen 46,80,98, 108 Barden, Tim 50, 79,90, 91, 102, 107 Barron, Paul 46 Barro ns, Gregory 44 Barrons, Tom 48,104 Bastian, Debbie 50, 76,81, 105 Bastian, Jim 54, 106, 107 Bastian, Mark 54,76, 77, 79, 90, 91, 100 Bastian, Sherri 44, 99, 108 Bastian, Tammi 77, 87,36 Baughman, John 52 Baughman, Joseph 48 Baughman, Mike 44 Beeman, Roger 50 Benedict, Lisa 44 Benedict, Sherri 50,81 Bennet, Anthony 48 Bergman, Terry 48,81 Beste, Steve 48 Bledsoe, John 50,80,107 Bledsoe, Tom 48, 106 Borek, Arlene 50,81,95,97, 107 Borek, Ron 77, 100, 32 Brady, Dennis 44 Bragg, Mike 52 Brandibur, Faith 50, 88, 95, 103,105 Brandibur, Karen 34, 78,79, 77, 88, 94,96 Brandibur, Mark 44, 102, 108 Brandibur, Nancy 46 Brandibur, Sharon 77, 79, 36 Britton, Beth 46,80 Britton, Lisa 44,88 Britton, Mark 80, 102, 108 Britton, Tammie 48,74 Britton, Terry 52,104 Brodzik, Melissa 46 Broecker, Dave 32, 72, 79, 90, 91,100,107 Broecker, Dean 46, 108 Broecker, Deeann 50,81, 105,107 Bruce, Garry 36, 72, 75, 76, 77, 78,79,90,91, 100,104, 107 Bruce, Kim 46,108 Burley, Randy 46, 102, 108 Burley, Teresa 44 Cadotte, Candy 54,78 Cadotte, Patty 46 Catlin, Beth 44,74,81,99, 108 Catlin, Dennis 52 Catlin, Mark 48 Caverly, Darwin 54,76, 102 Caverly, Linda 35 Caverly, Troy 77, 80,87, 37 Caverly, Vicky 44,80, 108 Caverly, Wade 48, 106 Champagne, Dawn 44,80 Chantiny, Lynne 46,81,98 Cherniawski, Frank 46 Cherniawski, Laura 54,80 Cherniawski, Mark 52,73 Cherniawski, Mathew 44 Cherniawski, Stella 50,97, 78, 81 Childs, Beth Ann 54,76 Childs, Cindy 48 Childs, Dale 50 Cisnoros, John, 48,106, 107 Clouse, Gary 50 Clouse, Kenneth 44 Clouse, Sheryl 44 Conely, Melvin 34 Confer, Bill 79, 90, 91, 100,104 Confer, Dave 50, 107 Confer, Richard 54,81, 107 Cooper, Wendy 44,99 Copeland, Curt 52,102,104 Copeland, Lori 46,81,98, 108 Creason, Leah 35,40,77, 94 Creason, Paula 48, 95, 105 Crigger, Karl 46 Crigger, Nancy 50,81 Crittenden, Elaine 48 Crittenden, Ray 48 Crosby, Dawn 44 Crumby, Wes 52,73,77,79, 90, 91, 100 Cummings, Gary 52 Curtis, Ron 37,77, 79, 81 Dadacki, LoAnn 34 Dadacki, Margaret 48,74,98 Dadacki, Marsha 44 Dadacki, Mike 46 D'Addazio, Sandra 54, 94, 105 Daily, Greg 44,93, 102, 108 Dandron, Angie 54, 70, 74, 81,98, 108 Davis, Donna 50,81, 105 Davis, Jeffery 46 Davis, Terri 52 Dawson, Don 50 DeLand, Janis 50,81, 105, 107 DeLisle, John 80 DeLisle, Teresa 50,77 Denhoff, Carrie 48, 105, 107 Dereszynski, Kathy 46,98 Dereszynski, Laurie 72, 77, 94, 103 105 Dereszynski, Sherry 32,44 Dibble, LoAnn 50, 80, 81,95, 97, 103,107 Dibble, Marla 50,81 Dibble, Rocky 46 Dibble, Susan 46,80 Diegel, Debbie 50,81,95,97, 101 103,105 Diegel, Rich 32,90, 91,92,77, 79,104 Distelrath, Cindy 35, 72, 94, 96. Distelrath, Dan 35,79 Distelrath, Ken 48 Doyle, Dean 50 Drake, Robert 48,90,91, 106, 107 Dristy, Richard 44 Dudley, Roger 46 Duncan, Danny 46 Duncan, Larry 50 Early, Bob 48, 106 Eddy, Randy 50 Eldridge, Beverly 33,87 Eldrigde, Bryan 46, 102 Emerson, Burt 44 Emerson, Dona 48 Emerson, Julie 52 Ensign, Kelly 48,95, 98 Ensign, Lyle 50 Eschtruth, John 52,90,91 Eschtruth, Kathy 50,97, 78 Eschtruth, Patti 88, 94, 95, 96 Eschtruth, Sandra 44,81,99, 108 Finlayson, April 46 Finlayson, Tina 48 Finley, Ben 50 Finley, Mildred 52, 77,81 Finley, Sam 42 Fisher, Mark 44 Fox, Stanley 37, 77,80, 87 Friday, Brian 46 Friday, Cindy 74,76 Friday, Joe 44 Fritz, Herman 46,80, 108 Fritz, Tessie 50,81, 105 Fritz, Veronica 44,80 Froede, Bryon 44,102 Gaertner, Marc 76 Garries, Helen 46,81 Gilmore, Carol 48,81 Gilmore, Kelly 46,80, 98 Glassford, Ellen 50, 54, 97, 105, 107 Glaxner, Sandra 48,81 Glaxner, Wayne 52 Goldy, Tedd 50 Gottler, Nancy 52,77 Gottler, Steve 50,80 Graham, Mark 48, 107 Grieve, Bob 52 Groosbeck, Bob 50 Groosbeck, Debbie 46 Grow, Susan 32, 76, 77, 88 Hackel, Robert 44,80 Hahn, Joe 46, 102 Harper, Greg 50, 107 Harrison, Clayton---- Hartsell, Debbie 50 Heacock, David 50, 90, 91 Hergenreder, Eugene 44 Heron, Edward 48 Heron, Janet 44 Holtslander, David 48 Houghton, Harry 36,79,80 Hoxie, Steve 50 Hunt, Todd 44 Hunter, Bob 48,90, 91 Hurley, Rebecca 48 Jaster, Cindy 44 Jaster, Ronald 44 Jaynes, Bruce 46 Johnson, Dorene 48,74 Johnston, Debra 46, 80 Jones, Leslie 52 Jones, Lori 48 Jordan, Randal 46,80 Jordan, Ray 44 Jordan, Rodney 48 Kelley, Debbie 8th 46 Kelley, Debbie 10th 50 Kelley, Fred 48, 106 Kiehl, Charles 50 King, Bruce 50,77 King, Paul 44 King, Robin 33 Klimek, Wally 33,77 Klinesmith, Jari 44 Klinesmith, Tim 50 Koehler, Jason 54,93,80, 102, 108 Kopko, Jean 52, 76, 78 Kopko, John 48, 106, 107 Lalko, Dennis 52,77,90,91, 107 Lalko, Marie 54,76,80,98, 108 Lalko, Nancy 50,94,95, 105, 107 Lalko, Susan 52, 94, 96, 78, 79, 81, 103,105 Lalko, Tim 32,39, 72, 75,80,87, 90,91,104,107 Langmaid, Cindy 36,96 Lanway, Mark 90, 107 LeBlanc, Terri 36,81,87,94,96 Legg, Debbie 48,74,98, 105 Lester, Aleen 93, 102 Lewicki, Dan 52, 80 Lewicki, David 88,75,80,34, 39 Lewicki, Ronald 44,80, 108 Lewicki, Tom 54,76,106 Lis, Stanley 51 Lockhart, Chris 46 Lockhart, Vicky 48 Lockyer, Audrey 51,107 Lockyer, Denise 52,96,78,81 Lyons, Tim 48 Lyons, William 46 Magiera, Debra 48 Magiera, Joan 44,80 Magiera, Joe 44 Magiera, Larry 46 Mageria, Terry 52, 90, 91 Main, Connie 52,80 Mallory, Brian 33,80 Marlin, Dale 48, 90, 91, 106 Marquardt, Darlene 52, 78,81 Marquardt, Debbie 33,75,77, 79, 87 Marquardt, Durrell46,93 Martin, Scott 51,102 Martin, Steve 49, 106 Matthews, Lisa 54, 74, 99, 108 Maul, Dave 49 Maxson, Bev 51,95,97, 78, 79, 105 Maxson, Bill 44, 93 Maxson, Cindy 52 May, Dale------May May, Jim 48 Mike, Adam 44, 93, 108 Mileski, Laurie 76,87, 34 Mileski, Paul 54,90, 106 Miller, Bill 38,90,91,79, 100 Miller, Irene 51 Miller, Mark 54, 90,91,79, 100 Miller, Michelle 49 Miller, Mike 90,91,75,77, 78, 79, 81.34.41.107 Miller, Monna 44 Miller, Roberta 45,80, 99 Miracle, Bill 54,93, 108 Miracle, Carmen 46,81 Miracle, Mike 52,77, 107 Monk, Ray 107 Morell, Darlene 52,73 Morell, Dennis 49, 90, 91 Morell, Diane 81,07 Morell, Doreen 45,80 Morris, Cheryl 75,76, 34 Munck, Grag 32, 77, 79 McAlpine, Roy 46 McCloskey, Brian 51,81 McCloskey, Tom 44 McElhinney, Tom 36 McLemore, Pamela 46 McNich, Mary 54,81, 105 Neely, Ron 45 Neely, Don 45 Neely, Dan 77 Neely, Vanessa 46 Nemeth, Scott 47, 93,80,102 Nemeth, Sue 33,76, 78,88 Neu, Tina 47, 80 Newton, Jeff 51,78, 80,88, 100 Nichol, Ed 52,79 Nickens, Jan 52 Nickens, Penny 49,81 Nicol, Alex 33 Nicol, Carl 51,81,90,91, 102, 104 Nicol, David 49, 106, 107 Nutt, Verne 45,108 Owen, Penny 52, 75, 76 Ozorowicz, Rosa Lee 47 Parker, Brad 49, 90, 91, 106 Parker, Julie 45,81,99, 108 Parker, Kelli 51,73,95, 97,79, 81, 105.107 Parker, Lori 45, 74, 80, 99, 108 Parker, Nancy 72, 94, 96,76, 79, 80,87,32 Parker, Robert 77, 79, 80, 34 Parker, Shawn 45, 80 Parker, Scott 37, 87, 80 Patterson, Liz 54, 81,88 Periso, Gary 45 Peter, Douglas 45,102 13« Peter, Gary 47, 108 Peter, Greg 51 Petty, Jeffery 45,80 Phillips, Blaine 54, 102 Phillips, Rob 52,78,79,80, 104 Pierce, Arlene 45 Pierson, Mike 49 Pokoj, Mary Ann 49, 105 Poole, Brenda 52 Pore', Eric 51,80,81, 107 Pore', Kim 32,40, 76, 78, 79,94, 96 Pore', Marsha 54,81 Porsch, Brian 49,81,106 Porter, Barb 49, 81, 106 Porter, Donna 45,81 Powell, Annette 47,74 Powell, Darlene 47 Powell, Janet 45 Powell, Rosalie 45 Powell, Roxanne 49 Powell, Sherri 52,76, 81,88 Powell, Terry 54 Pruett, Stacy 47,80 Prusinski, Sherry 45 Quinm, Mike 52,90,91 Quinn, William 35,41,77, 100, 104 Randall, Jay 49, 106 Randall, Judy 49, 74 Randall, Linda 51,74 Randall, Terry 49, 106 Raymond, Dawn 51,81 Reaver, Harvey 52 Reaver, Vicky 49 Reinalt, Mike 47,80 Remsing, Ted 45 Remsing, Thomas 47 Remsing, Todd 45 Richter, Karl 52, 107 Ricketts, Nina 52,88, 78, 81 Ricketts, Peggy 49 Rodenbo, Mary 51,88, 94, 95,81 Rogers, Kelli 51 Rose, Jim 90, 91, 106 Rowinski, Dave 51,88 Ruggles, Gayle 49,81 Ruggles, Kim 45,80 Rushlow, Lisa 49 Rush low, Rodney 45 Sanders, Susan 45,80 Savicki, Frances 49, 74,81 Savicke, Laurie 49, 105, 107 Savicke, Mary 47 Seddon, Dave 51 Seddon, Deanna 33,77,87,88 Sefton, Mark 47,80 Sefton, Nancy 34, 76, 77, 79, 88, 94, 103 Seidler, Karen 51 Seidler, Rick 33 Selby, Cedric 51 Seymore, Bill 49 Shorland, Mark 52 Siedler, Garry 45 Silvemail, Jamie 54,75,80,93 Silvemail, Scott 52, 79,90,91,107 Silvemail, Sherri 51,78, 105,107 Simmons, Arlene 51 Simpson, Brian 49, 90, 91 Sims, Karen 45 Skinner, Betty 51,81,94, 105 Skinner, Bill 36, 79, 90, 91, 100 Skinner, Ricky 47,80, 93, 102, 108 Skinner, Sally 52,77, 78, 81,94, 95 Smith, Angie 49, 74 Smith, Danny 45,108 Smith, Don 54, 90, 91,76, 102 Smith, Donna 47 Smith, Duane 52, 77, 79, 90, 91 Smith, Glenn 49 Smith, Kim 45 Smith, Ronda 45 Smith, Susan 47,81, 108 Spear, Harold 49, 90, 91,106 Spear, Irene 51,81,88 Spencer, Chris 51,74, 103, 105 Spencer, Garry 47 Spencer, Sam 37,40, 76, 78, 92, 104,107 Spencer, Sheryl 49 Stewart, Donald 45 Stewart, Lori 47 Street, Lori 47 Stoll, Dallas 45,93 Stoll, Shelly 47 Stover, Lucille 49,73,98, 105 Sullivan, Mike----- Swartz, Russell 49, 90, 91 Swierczynski, Joe 73,81, 102 Szostak, Brenda 53,81 Szostak, Rosemary 47 Tait, Marlin 79, 37, 100 Teets, Lisa 54,70, 74, 80, 98, 108 Teets, Ted 45,93, 108 Thane, Terry 45 Thane, Willard (Bill) 49, 106 Thorp, Beatrice 51,74 Thorp, Elaine 33 Thorp, James 45 Thorp, Rhonda 49,74 Thorp, Sherri 47 Thrall, Mark 47 Townsend, Frank 49 Trisch, Darlene 47 Trisch, Daryl 47,80,93, 102 Trisch, Kenneth 45 Tutterow, Janie 49 Tutterow, Kenneth 45 Van Horn, Paul 53,75 Walker, Kimberly 45,80 Walkiewicz, Barb 32,77, 78,79, 81,87,94 Walkiewicz, Mary 49,95,81, 105 Wanamaker, Jackie 76, 37 Warner, Karen 76 Warner, Scott 51,88, 100 Weller, Don 51 Weller, Kim 45 Wenta, Joe 75, 78,80, 81,35,41 Wenta, Liz 54,76 Wenzlaff, Sherri 54, 94, 96, 76, 78, 79,80,102,105 Widger, Jeff 47,93, 102, 108 Widger, Tracy 49, 74, 105 Wilbur, Mary 87 Williams, Danny 45, 93, 108 Willis, Ricky 53 Wilmot, Carol 49,81,98, 106 Wilmot, Mark 49 Woidan, Scott 47 Woidan, Vicki 51 Wolak, Barbara 49, 105, 107 Wolak, Evelyn 51,97, 105, 107 Wolak, JoAnn 51 Wolak, Mark 53, 104 Wolak, Paul 75,77,78,80,35,40 Wolak, Bob 76, 77, 36 Wolak, Ronald 45 Yorch, Chris----- Zuehlke, Brad 47, 70, 80, 108 Zuehlke, Dan 51,80, 102 Zyrowski, Cheryl 53,77 Zyrowski, Don 47 139 140 ■— V -'■v ■ - — • • • . 1- f •I s.