Kingston High School - Xenolith Yearbook (Kingston, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1978 volume:

OVIN’ON 1978 KINGSTON HIGH SCHOOL Kingston, MI. Table o£ Contents Student Li£e 5 Underclassmen 13 Seniors 27 Junior High 38 Activities 4l Homecoming 47 Sports 55 Administration 85 Graduation 88 Advertisements 101 Epilogue 120 Movin' On '78 About the book... For the first time in its history, the Kingston High School yearbook has gone to a new system of production. It is called the school paste-up program. Using this system, the yearbook staff lays out the pages exactly as you see them here. The only thing that we don’t do is set in the type. We glue down the pictures, put in all of the blacklines and set the headlines on the pages. It is a lot of work, but by doing it this way, we save over 500 dollars. This system takes a lot of hard work and dedication on the part of each of the staff members. I extend thanks and congratulations to those who made this book pos- sible T. Bailey Picture one has four unidentified broomhockey players trying to make an all important point during the festivities of Snow- coming week. Picture two has Junior Varsity Cheerleader Kelli Gilmore pos- ing for one of her many pictures Picture three is a usual scene at the Se- nior’s Concession stand. LoAnn Dibble, Liz Wenta, and Jeff Newton are work- ing hard, or is that hardly working!? Spectators lined Mud-Bath Stadium dur- ing this year’s Broom Hockey tourna- ment in Picture 4. STUDENT LIFE f FACES... i 8 9 10 11 SENIOR LIFE SENIOR LIFE, A senior spends his or her last year doing things that help make it a most memerable year. The senior trip, the consession stand, and term papers are highlights that help make this final year more memorable. Fun specked with a touch of trouble outlined the year. Every student looks upon a senior as a true adult, and a person they all would like to be like, just to feel the excitment of finally reaching the highest spot in the school. r Vi ------------------------------------ Top Right: Here is Kelli Parker, a Varsity cheerleader posing for a picture at one of Kingston’s win- ning games!? TOP: Karen Seidler is typing here, working hard, on a assignment for Mrs. Brzezinskis Office Machines class. BOTTOM: Here we find a usual scene in the library where Seniors Deb Hartsel and Dave Rowinski are performing their daily duties, talking. 12 CLASS Row 1: Cindy Anger. Tom Bar- rens. Row 2: Jim Bastian, Tony Bennett. Row 3: Terry Berg- man. Steve Beste, Sherri Bray, Dave Breeden, Charity Carolan. Row 4: Wade Caverly, Cindy Childs. Row 5: Mark Couch. Paula Creason. Row 6: Chuck Crittenden. Elaine Crittenden, Jenny Crittenden. Margaret Dadacki, Margaret Daniels. A. Kathy Rahn with a very sur- prised look! B. Parents Night at KHS. Juniors Terry Randall and Mark Wilmot with their parents. 14 Row 1: Carrie Denhoff, Ken Dis- telrath. Row 2: Kevin DuRussell Dona Emerson. Row 3: Kelly Ensign. Tina Finlayson. Row 4: Sam Finley. Carol Gilmore, Sandy Glaxner,_Mark Graham, Ed Heron. Row 5: Bob Hunter, Becky Hurley. Row 6: Brian Johnston, Lori Jones. Row 7: John Kasdorf, Fred Kelley. C. Mark Lanway looks like he has just seen his first angel. D. Tracy Widger. Mary Mc- Ninch, and Carol Wilmot look- ing very involved in something. 15 Row 1: John Kopko, Mark Lanway, Deb Legg. ROW 2: Tom Lewicki, Vickey Lockhart, Tim Lyons. ROW 3: Deb Magiera. Dale Marquardt, Steve Martin, Jim May, Mary Mc- Ninch. ROW 4: Paul Mileski. Michelle Miller, Denise Mock, Dennis Morell, Amy Nelson. ROW 5: Dave Nicol, Brad Parker, Marsha Pore, Barb Porter, Rox- anne Powell. ROW 6: Kathy Rahn. Jay Randall. ROW 7: Judy Randall, Terry Randall. A. The Varsity cheerleaders are ob- viously happy! That must mean a Cardinal Touchdown! B. It looks like Barb Wolak and Carrie Denhoff are having a very serious conversation. C. (opposite page) The Junior class representatives on Homecoming night. They were Kathy Rahn, escorted by Dennis Morell, and Carol Wilmot, escorted by Dave Nicol. 16 ROW 1: Vicki Reaver, Peggy Rick- etts, Wendy Ross. ROW 2: Gayle Ruggles, Lisa Rushlow, Frances Savicke. ROW 3: Laurie Savicke. Brian Simpson. Angie Smith. Glen Smith. Harold Spear. ROW 4: Lucy Stover, Bill Thane. ROW 5: Rhonda Thorp, Mary Walkiewicz. ROW 6: John Waltos. Tracy Widger. ROW 7: Carol Wilmot, Mark Wilmot, Barb Wolak. J I o R S 17 CLASS OF 80 Row 1: Jim Ahern, Mike Albertson, Tom Andrus, Karen Banowski, Steve Bergman, Row 2: John Bil- lings, Nancy Brandibur, Beth Ann Britton, Dean Broecker, Kim Bruce, Row 3: Randy Burley, Jon Cade, Row 4: Patricia Cadotte, Lynne Chantiny, Row 5: Frank Chern- iawski. Laura Cherniawski, Lori Copeland King, Angie Dandron, Kathy Dereszynski, Row 6: Rocky Dibble, Sue Dibble, Row 7: Dan Duncan. Bryan Eldridge. 18 In picture one we find two Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Kelli Gilmore and Stacy Pruett taking a rest during half-time. Row 1: April Finlayson, Brian Fri- day, Row 2: Herman Fritz, Helen Garries, Row 3: Randy Geyer, Kel- li Gilmore, Row 4: Dave Groner, Deb Groosbeck, Row 5: Joe Hahn, Doug Heck, Dave Hunt, Deb John- ston, Bill Kincaid, Row 6: Marie Lalko, A1 Lester, Chris Lockhart, Pam McLemore, Larry Mageria, Row 7: Durrell Marquardt, Roy McAlpine, Carmen Miracle, Tom Moshier, Scott Nemeth. 19 Row 1: Tina Neu, Gary Peter, Arlene Pierce, Annette Powell, Terry Powell Row 2: Stacy Pruett, Tom Reins- ing, Mike Rienalt, Mary Savicki, Mark Sefton Row 3: Rick Skinner, Dale Smith. Row 4: Donna Smith, Sue Smith. Row 5: Lori Stewart, Shelly Stoll. Row 6: Rosemary Szostak, Lisa Teets, Sherri Thorp, Mark Thrall, Darlene Trisch. Row 7: Jeff Widger. Scott Wiodan, Brad Zuehlke, Don Zyrowski. 20 1 1 A. Rosemary Szostak and Jeff Davis watching each other instead of the game. B. Lisa Teets is interested in something, nobody knows what. C. Kelli Gilmore and Laura Cherniawski looking very serious for once. D. Could Donna Smith be surprised, while Mike Reinelt takes an interest in the game? L 21 Row 1: Audrey Ahern, Greg Bar- rens, ROW 2: Lisa Benedict, Den- nis Brady. ROW 3: Mark Brandibur, Teresa Burley, Beth Catlin, Vicky Caverly, Dawn Champagne. ROW 4: Mathew Cherniawski, Beth Childs.'ROW 5: Ken Clouse, Sheryl Clouse. ROW 6: Chuck Clyne, Wendy Cooper, Dawn Crosby, Marsha Dadacki, Greg Daily. Top Right: Unknown Comic strikes at Kingston. ROW 1: Sherry Dercszynski, Bert Emerson, Sandra Eschtruth, Mark Fisher, Joe Friday. ROW 2: Veronica Fritz, Bryan Froede, Robert Hackel, Eugene Hergenreder, Janet Heron. ROW 3: Jim Hoag, Todd Hunt. ROW 4: Cindy Jaster, Jari One- smith. ROW 5: Jason Koehler, Don Lange. ROW 6: Ron Lewicki. Jerry Machrina, Joan Magiera, Joe Magiera, Corrine Main. ROW 7: Lisa Mathews, Bill Maxson, Tom MeCloskey, Adam Mike, Ed Miller. A: Brian Froede defends the net. 23 ROW 1: Monna Miller, Roberta Miller. ROW 2: Tim Muentner, Bill Miracle, ROW 3: Doreen Morell, Allen Morris, Mike Mo- shier, Steve Neil, Verne Nutt, ROW 4: Julie Parker, Lori Park- er, Shaun Parker, Gary Periso, Doug Peter, ROW 5: Jeff Petty, Blaine Phillips, Rebecca Pierce, Donna Porter, Rosalie Powell. A. Julie Parker watches intently. B. Darryl Marquardt, Eugene Her- genreder. Jack Barden, Ken Broecker and Fred Kelly must be really interested in something. C. Audrey Ahern getting into the game. 2a ROW 1: Sherry Prusinski, Tom Quinn, Ted Remsing, Todd Rem- sing. Barb Rauch ROW 2: Kim Ruggles, Rodney Rushlow, Susan Sanders, Jerry Shulz, Jaime Sil- vernail ROW 3: Karen Sims, Danny Smith ROW 4: Kim Smith. Rhon- da Smith ROW 5: Sue Socha, Dallas Stoll ROW 6: Ted Teets, Terry Thane, Jim Thorp, Ken Trisch, Kim Walker ROW 7: Danny Williams, Ron Wolak. 25 SENIORS Mary Rodenbo Carl Nicol Stella Cherniawski Jeff Newton Lyle Ensign Evelyn Wolak Dale Childs Greg Harper Marla Dibble Ellen Glassford David Heacock Picture one: Does Dave Heacock have something up his sleeve? Could his thoughts have been . . . “If Mark only knew!” Picture two: As he’s running up to that bar, could this thought have crossed Dave’s mind . .. “How high did you say that was?” Donna Davis 2� Stan Lis Nancy Lalko Tim Barden Dave Seddon Dan Zuehlke Debbie Hartsell i 30 Picture one; Here we find a nervous Queen candidate patient- ly waiting for the moment of truth, the moment when the Queen is crowned. Could Kelly Parker be found asking Joe Swierczynski “Camera? Where!” Picture two has Miss JoAnn Wolak running an event at last years final track meet. The determination in her face explains her attitude all through the year. 31 Arlene Borek Sherri Benedict Joann Wolak “What’s on the test sweetie?” Could have been said to govern- ment teacher Mr. Vohsen on the day of one of his MANY quizzes! TOP RIGHT: Here is Liz Wenta, Lo Ann Dibble, and Evelyn Wolak grab a bite during half-time at a home basketball game. 32 Vicky Woidan Tessie Fritz Juhasz Erlinda A r a n d m 1 a For the first time in the history of Kingston High School, we participated in the Youth For Understanding Stu- dent Exchange Program. We were very fortunate to have the privelege of hosting, from the Philip- pine Islands, Miss Erlinda Arandia. She became a part of the family of Wayne and Karen Boyl of Kingston. Erlinda enjoyed her stay here and has talked of coming to the U.S. for college. She excelled in her classes, made friends easily and participated in Varsity Volleyball and Varsity Track. She especially liked those things which she wasn’t exposed to at home, like snow and snowmobiling. It was a pleasure to have her here and we wish her the best of luck. ________________ 1st Exchange Student 35 SENIOR SNAPS r The top picture has our class officers who did a great job this year. Jeff Newton, the president served his second term this year. Vice President was Lo Ann, treasurer Candy Cadotte, and Secretary Liz Wenta. In the bottom picture Liz Wenta hurries to finish her Accounting II for the big exam. Class Officers 36 - r J Your BUSTED! This was the expression used on Senior Afro Day when hall monitor Don Smith stopped Dave Seddon for possesion of an outdated pass in the bottom picture. In the middle picture Seniors Arlene Sim- mons, and Sherri Silvernail model their “fros” for the Cardinals United photographer. The top picture was just a camera check. The class president Jeff Newton was featured in this one. V__________________ KHSJUN Bottom row L-R: Jenni Lalko, Ron Ensign, Tim Kelley, Jerry Kelley, Tracy Burley, Shelly Englcr, Debbie Cummings, Sherryl Cummings, Diane Borek, Helen Eschtruth, Lisa Chantiny, Darren Mathews. Second row: Tom Hay, John Magee, Brenda Langley, Marci Kelly, Tint Klintek, Pat Creason, Sue Dandron, Kim Lantz, Irene Lowe, Kelly Clouse, Faye Gilmore, Janelle Daily, Della Marquardt. Top row: Rick Hubert, Roy Fritz, Greg DeBlois, Tim Clinesmith, Tony Crittenden, Craig Friday, Keith Clemons, Gary Megge, Dave Dereszynski, Julie Galubcnski, Wade Campbell, Cari Copeland. 7th Bottom row L-R: Daryl Periso, Dennis Walker, Ken Pierce, Carol Wilcox, Sherri Noto, Nancy McAlpine, Carla Mike, Mark Teets, Sherry Mouton, Veronica Randall, Dorinda O’Dell, Tina Smith. Second row: Brian Rever, Ray- mond Thorp, Howard Tucker, John Nutt, Derek Morell, Karen Thorp, Lori Wrouble, Karyn Schneider, Tammy Remsing, Tina Winter, Linda Witkovski, Maryanne Rockentine, Lynn Ruggles. Top row: David Whisler, Mike Weitschat, Greg Wenzlaff, Joe Syms. Wes O’Day, Fred Valentine, Rob Miracle. 38 IOR HIGH Bottom row L-R: Vicki Engler, Sandra Johnson, Mike Harper, Greg Campbell, Kenton Kelley, Jim Legg, Jack Barden, Chuck Jones, Mark Davis, Scott Anger, Mathew Albertson, Randy Ashcroft. Second row: Kathy Cosway, Ann Kopko, Mea Long, Darryl Marquardt, Doug Flis, Rolan Hubert, Randy Ensign, Scott Harmen, Diane Catlin, Dan Max- son, Kim Clark. Top row: Steve Gerrard, Ann McAlpine, Martha King, Judy Caverly, Alanna Finleyson. Jule Dibble, Ken Broecker, Chris Creason. Russell Kincaid, Drenda Marquardt, Gloria Hurley, Jill Barden. 8th Bottom row L-R: Shirley Miller, Beth Ruggles, Jerri Priess, Renae Newton, Vicki Smith, Kurt Zachmann, Ed Will- iams, Mike Messing, Ruth Traster. Sec- ond row: Dawn Rlieel, Rich McNinch, Scott Wilmot, Ron Mouton. Dave Peter, Kevin Richter, Tony Sylvester, Kim Sommerfield, Art Zimmerman, Chris Moore. Top row: Mary Beth Thrall, Steve Rosinski, Marvin Wolak, Elliott Vinson, Jean Witkovsky, Barb Walker, Sherri Randall. Kelly Weller. 39 Picture one has two of Kingston’s favorite Cheerleaders yelling to their heart’s content. Nancy Lalko and Arlene Borek just doing what come natural at this year’s Homecoming. In picture two we find Ellen Glass- ford and Evelyn Wolak very quickly cramming for a Government test. Picture three has April Ahern just standing around between classes trying to break up the usual rou- tine. LoAnn Dibble is quickly finding out that the camera can be found any- where. Picture five shows David Confer at the last track meet last year just clearing the bar on the high-jump. 40 41 Back Row: Dave Rowinski, Arlene Pierce, Irene Spear, Linda Johnson, Helen Garries, Annette Powell, April Finlayson. Front Row: Tina Finlayson, Angie Dandron, Sandy D’Addezio, Roxanne Powell, Frances Sa- vicke, Donna Smith, Lucy Stover. A m 1 d e s Library Back Row: Ellen Glassford, Evelyn Wolak, Jenny Crittenden, Michelle Miller, Tina Finlayson, Gayle Ruggles, Angie Smith, Front Row: Karen Seidler, Lo Ann Dibble, Don Smith, Liz Wenta, Jeff Newton 1 S U a 1 Dave Nicol. Jim Bastian, Scott War- ner, Glen Smith, Terry Thane Mr. Whittaker (Adviser), Mary Ann Rockentine, Cari Cope- land, Jaime Silvernail, Doug Peter, Carrie Denhoff, John Kop- ko, Jo Ann Wolak, Sheri Silvernail, Charity Carolan, Mrs. Whit- taker. Front Row: Dave Peter, Rich McNinch, Ken Pierce, Sherri Benedict, Dave Dereszynski, Club L to R Bottom Row: Scott Nemeth, Linda Socha, Gary Peter, Cindy Childs, Shelly Stoll, Tom Lewicki, John Kopko, Mr. Priestap, Sponsor. Top Row: Barb Wolak, Arlene Simmons, JoAnn Wolak, Kathy Rahn, Candy Cadotte, Sheri Sil- vernail, Beth Britton. Student Council Since the above picture was taken before the year-end vote on new members of NHS, we will include just the names of these people. Seniors: Faith Brandibur, Deeann Broeker, Stella Cherniawski, Stan Lis, Kelly Rogers, Evelyn Wolak Juniors: Jenny Crittenden, Mary McNinch, Denise Mock, Dennis Morell, Mary Walkiewicz Sophomores: Lynne Chantiny, Frank Cherniawski, Sue Smith, Lisa Teets Freshmen: Greg Barrons, Beth Ann Childs, Jason Koehler, Karen Sims. L to R-Kneeling-Julie Galuben- ski, Sue Dandron, Lisa Mathews, Kelli Parker, Lisa Teets, Becky Hurley, Top Row—Jenni Lalko, Greg Daily, Jaime Silvernail, Scott Nemeth, Jim Ahern, Dave Rowinski, Shirley Miller, Gloria Hurley, Jill Barden, Drenda Mar- quardt, Sponsor (not shown) Mr. Robinson. National Honor Society 1978 Yearbook Staff A. L to R Bottom Row: Scott Warner, Ed., Laurie Savieke, Mary Rodenbo, Barb Wolak, Top Row: Mary Walkiewicz, Linda Socha, Kelli Gilmore, Tina Neu, Mr. Thomas Bailey, Sponsor, Stacy Pruett, Ka- thy Rahn, Carrie Denhoff. B. Stacy Pruett hard at work to complete this year’s book. 45 A. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bruce and Kim Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Chantiny and Lynne. B. Mr. and Mrs. RJ Gilmore and Kelli Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pruett and Stacy Mrs. Ed Zuelkhe and Brad Mr. and Mrs. Gary Koehler and Jason C. Mr. and Mrs. William Eldridge and Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Fred Widger and Jeff Mrs. Simon Hahn and Joe. 46 HOMECOMING WEEK ’77 Gettin’ Into It Up To Their Ears! 1. 1977 Homecoming Queen Liz Wenta 2. Queen Liz and King Dave Heacock 3. Seniors Kelli Parker and Joe Swierczynski 4. Seniors Evelyn Wolak and Carl Nicol 5. Juniors Kathy Rahn and Dennis Morell. 48 The 1978 Art Show, sponsored by the KHS Art Club, was not well-attended, but, as can be seen by these photos, displayed much excellent talent. The show took place through the planning and hard work of Mrs. Biefer and the members of the Art Club. a. These fine oils are the work of Jan Ger- hardt, wife of math teacher Fred Gerhardt. b. The work of Mrs. Biefer is displayed in this photo. There was much more work displayed by KHS students. 50 We are truly sorry that we did not get a picture of this year’s bands. This group deserves much recogni- tion for the work that they have done this year and the pride that they have brought to the Kingston Music Depart- ment, and the community. At Regional Band and Orchestra Competition at Mt. Morris, the Senior Band earned straight I ratings for their performances. The Band Program, consisting of Jun- ior Band, Jazz Band, Marching Band and Senior Band, is under the direction of Mr. Wayne Smith and Mr. Dave Par- ker. This past year, the Marching Band enlivened the halftimes of the football games. The Pep Band provided enter- tainment at the basketball games. The bands performed two concerts this year, a Christmas Program and a Spring show. These groups deserve much recogni- tion. Again, we are sorry that we goofed. BAND CHOIR Bottom L to R-Patty Cadotte, Pam McLemore, Mary Walkiewicz, Don Smith, Kathy Rahn, Jim Bastian Mid- dle—Angie Dandron, Brad Zuelkhe, Caroll Wilmot, Terry Randall. Don Zyrowski, Ken Distelrath. Mr. Wayne Smith Top-Lisa Teets, Sue Smith, Donna Smith, Lucy Stover. Dean Broeker. Tim Lyons, Jeff Widger 51 Autographs Picture 1: Here we find two of Kingston’s favorite Cheerleaders taking a smile break during the Var- sity Basketball game at Owengage. Picture 2; Liz Wenta, Dave Heacock. and Carl Nicoi are waiting tensely for the announcement of the winners during Homecoming. Picture 3 has former teacher Mr. Hawley relaxing with a can of Sprite after a long day with the students. Picture 4; Staffers Barb Wolak and Laurie Savicke are here working to meet one of those ever present deadlines. 54 55 CO-ED Basketball? [GUYS TOP: Ed Miller- Manager, Dan Zuehlke, Joe Swierczynski, Tom Lewicki, Dale Marquardt, Terry Randall, Don Smith, Harold Spear, Mr. Robinson—Coach Front Row: Mark Wilmot, Carl Nicol, Paul Mil- eski, Steve Martin, Dave Nicol, Jay Randall. Bottom Picture: DUH, Where did it go? Varsity Basketball players are patiently awaiting the arrival of the ball. 56 Bottom Picture: Mary McNinch, Laurie Savicke (Stats), Donna Davis, Kelli Parker Coach Miss Crane, Mary Walkiewicz, Faith Brandibur, Stella Cherniawski, (Stats) Janis Deland Manager Front Row: Marie Lalko, Arlene Borek, Karen Banow- ski, Carol Wilmot. The top picture has Terry Randall fight- ing for the ball with Steve Martin in the background. f GALS Not YET! r A: 8th Grade Basketball Standing—L to R Dave Peter, Mike Harper, Kenton Kelly, Ron Mouton, Marvin Wolak, Jint Legg, Ken Broecker, Darryl Marquardt, Laurie Savicke, Mgr. Kneeling—Rich McNinch, Scott Wilmot, Kevin Richter. Jack Bar den, Greg Campbell. B: 7th Grade Girls’ Basketball—Standing —L to R Chris Creason, Cheryl Legg. Jan- elle Daily, Lynn Ruggles, Faye Gilmore, Deb Cummings, Coach Peet. Kneeling— Julie Galubenski, Carol Wilcox, Jenni Lai- ko, Della Marquardt, Helen Eschtruth. 58 7th Grade Boys’ Basketball-Top—L to R Ken Pierce, Greg DeBlois, Laurie Savicke, Mgr., Middle-Jerry Kelley, Mike Weitschat, Mark Teets. Darren Mathews, Greg Wenzlaff, Wade Camp- bell, Bottom-Wes O’Day, Dave Der- eszynski, Joe Syms, Dennis Walker, Gary Megge, Ron Ensign. Varied Seasons Freshman Basketball-Standing- L to R: Coach Mutnansky, Ted Teets, Doug Peter. Mark Brandi- bur, Todd Hunt, Verne Nutt, Mike Moshier, Eugene Hergen- reder. Kneeling—Bryan Froede, Don Stewart, Jaime Silvernail, Greg Daily. A: L to R Lynne Chantiny, Kim Bruce, Tina Neu, Mgr., Kellie Gilmore, Stacy Pruett. B: J.V. Cheerleaders doing a floor cheer during a time-out. C. Stacy Pruett and Kelli Gilmore prac- ticing before parents night. D: J.V. Cheerleaders doing one of their very few mounts. junior varsity cheerleaders 77-78 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 77-78 A. Jason Koehler making an obstacle of himself. B. Joe Hahn getting a little help from his friend A1 Lester. C. J.V. Basketball—Roy McAlpine, Mgr.,Scott Nemeth. Ken Trisch, Joe Hahn, Jeff Widger, Bryan Eldridge, Jason Koehlei Brad Zuehlke, Fred Gerhardt, Coach. D. Up, up and in at Owen Gage arena. 61 «SBWO PirsSWWXO Jth grade A. 7th Grade Cheerleaders: Diane Borek, Cheryl Legg, Jenni Lalko, Della Marquardt, Helen Eschtruth, Drenda O’Dell. B. 7th Grade’s award winning mount. th grade C. 9th Grade Cheerleaders top to bot- tom: Sherri Bastian, Julie Parker, Bob- bi Miller, Lisa Mathews, Lori Parker. | 8th grade I J ' I w f A A-8th Grade Cheerleaders top to bot- tom Chris Creason, Jill Barden, Renee Newton. Drenda Marquardt. Hidden Diane Catliti, Gloria Hurley. B-Chris Creason’s heartthrob. C—8th Graders taking a gossip break during a game. D-Jill Barden and Diane Catlin caught during a floor cheer. 63 Picture one has the Varsity Squad doing a Side- line cheer. Picture two has Arlene Borek and Liz Wenta both seniors chanting along with the rest of their team. In picture three Arlene Borek is finishing a cheer. Picture four finds Nancy Lalko being held up by Kelli Parker, Arlene Borek. Gayle Ruggles, Liz Wenta and Lo Ann Dibble. Picture five is the Senior Squad. Lo Ann Dibble, Kelli Parker. Liz Wenta, Arlene Borek, and Nancy Lalko. 65 A. J.V. Volleyball: Standing L to R— Audrey Ahern, Mgr., Kathy Dereszyn- ski, Becky Pierce, Arlene Pierce, Kelli Gilmore, Lisa Mathews, Coach Crane, Kneeling—Marie Lalko, Sherri Bastain, Lori Parker, Julie Parker, Kim Bruce. B. Varsity Volleyball: Standing L to R-Coach Crane, Donna Davis, Faith Brandibur, Deeann Broecker, Evelyn Wolak, Kelli Parker, Carmen Miracle, Mgr., Kneeling-Janis DeLand, Pam McLemore, Nancy Lalko, Erlinda Ar- andia. 67 5 s Country � 77 Top L to R-Randy Burley, Sheri Sil- vernail, Tom Lewicki, Beth Britton, Scott Nemeth, Bottom L to R- Dallas Stoll, Doug Peter Jaime Silvernail, Chuck Clyne Not Pictured-Coach Bill Leenhouts 68 varsity Kneeling L to R Marie Lalko, Arlene Borek, Karen Banowski, Carol Wilmot Standing L to R Mary McNinch, Stats, Laurie Savicke, Stats, Donna Davis, Kelli Parker, Coach Helen Crane, Mary Walkiewicz, Faith Brandibur, Stella Cherniawski, Stats, Janis Deland, Mgr. Girls9 Basketball jr. varsity Kneeling L to R-Janet Heron, Lori Parker Lisa Mathews, Sherry Dereszyn- ski, Standing L to R—Coach Tom Bail- ey, Becky Pierce, Kim Ruggles, Nancy Brandibur, Arlene Pierce, Lisa Teets, Mgr. 69 CARDINAL BASEBALL 72 73 Cardinal Ci ndermen , Top L to R—Coach Priestap. Darryl Marquardt, Scott Wilmont, Chuck Jones, Rich McNinch, Elliot Vinson, Scott Anger, Ron Mouton. Middle— Dave Dereszynski, Mike Weitschat, Roy Fritz, Jerry Kelly, Joe Syms, Greg Wenzlaff, Darren Mathews, Wade Campbell, Ken Pierce. Bottom-Ken Broeker, Greg Campbell, Eddie Wil- liams, Jim Legg, Jack Barden, Gary Megge. Kenton Kelly. Dennis Walker, Steve Rosinski. 76 77 • .v This and 81 Cards in Action, Go get’em! Picture 1: The J.V. Cheerleaders doing a floor cheer at a J.V. Bas- ketball game. Left to right Lynne Chan tiny, Stacy Pruett, Kelli Gilmore, and Kim Bruce. Picture 2: Two basketball players trying to get the ball to one of their own players. Picture 3: Marie Lalko practicing her serve before the game. Picture 4: The J.V. Volleyball team practicing their serves before they start the game. 84 Mrs. Mary Ann Whittaker teaches Botany, and Junior High Science classes. Mrs. Jackie Opperman is our High School Librarian. 86 Ms. Ruth Rottier teaches Family Relations, Home Economics, Foods, and Clothing and Textiles classes. 87 A. Mr. Dave Szybala, English B. Mr. Bill Mutnansky, Industrial Arts C. Mrs. Betty Sue Carnes, Jr. High Science and Geography D. Mr. Dave Parker, Music and Jr. High Math E. Mrs. Betty Robinson, Jr. High English F. Mr. Guy Whitaker, Science and Zoology G. Ms. Jan Blovsky, Special Education H. Mr. Doug Bell, Physical Ed. and Speech Teachers not pictured: Leon Kanisczowski, General Business Mr. Wayne Smith. High School Music Ms. Lynne Lehman, Jr. High Social Studies Mr. M. Vohsen, English, Government Mrs. Jackie Kopperman, Librarian Ms. Helen Crane, Physical Education I 89 90 A. Mr. Jim Priestap, Counselor B. Mrs. Connie Benedict, Reading Consultant C. Mrs. Janette Corl, Attendance Secretary D. Mr. Fred Gerhardt, Mathematics 96 a. Salutatorian Candy Cadotte (L) and Valedictorian Sheri Silvernail (R) b . Candy Cadotte addresses her class. 98 c. Valedictorian Sheri Silvernail ac- cepts an award from principal Lee Robinson. d. Dave Heacock and Ellen Glass- ford patiently await their last mo- ments as KHS students. G R A D U A T I O N ’7� GOOD LUCK! YEARBOOK ADVEI (Insert C NAME OF ADVERTISER ADDRESS____ fa, S-A jJc SIZE OF AD 'fats PAID BY □ CA H CHE K ADVERTI (Print J ADVERTISING ------------- Trademarks, drawings etc. must be furnished actual slzeto be printed and must be In black and white on plain white ppper. Mats or cuts will carry an extra charge In addition to the cost of the ad. YEAR -77 7 TITLE OF YEARBOOK SCHOOL SIGNED FOR YEARBOOK STAFF fa id 4 SIGNED FOR ADVERTISER ORIGINAL TO SCHOOL CARBON TO ADVERTISER 101 Kingston Krome Congratulations To The Class of ’78 Kingston, Michigan WOLVERINE STATE BANK “Back of Every Growing Community Stands a Strong and Friendly Bank” WOLVERINE STATE BANK SANDUSKY • MARLETTE • PECK. MICHIGAN Member FDIC C C LUMBER CO. Sanilac Rd. 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Ml HELEN LOFT IS PH (517) 673-6746 Best Wishes to All Our Friends at Kingston High School From; H ADVERTISER 344 North State Street • Caro, Michigan 48723 NORTH GROVE INN Liquor Beer and Wine take-out Corner of M-24 M-46 Chamberlains Shoe Mart 406 W. Frank St. Shoes for Caro, Mich. All the Family 48723 KLEIN'S FERTILIZERS INC. Manufacturers of Klein s Plant Food Cass City. Ml 48726 (517) 872-2120 WICKES BIG ACRE A Division of The Wickes Corporation 600 N. State Caro, Michigan 48723 517 673-3163 PROFESSIONAL LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING Open Mon.-Sat. 7:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. Open Sun.—8:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. CARO COINETTE LAUNDRY 8c DRY CLEANING BEHIND HANSON HARDWARE ON NORTH STATE 673-71 53 Compliments of CASS CITY STATE BANK Phone: 872-2050 Natural Color Portraits WILSON S STUDIO Professional Services: Senior Portraits Weddings Anniversaries Child Studies 367 N. State St. Caro F7n ?435 Continuous Service Since 1912 Offering Complete Service in Banking THE KINGSTON STATE BANK Offices at Kingston, Clifford, Snover 5% Savings Account Daily Savings Passbook Montly Payment Loans Safe Deposit Boxes Industrial Loans Drive-Up Windows Safe-Keeping 5V2, 6, 6Vi, 7, 7' 4, 7Vi Certificates of Deposit Real Estate Mortgages Travelers Checks Night Depository Auto and Implement Loans Christmas Clubs Collecting ✓ Kingston Tire Center For all your Tire needs —Wheel Alignment —Balancing —Front End Repair 6145 State St. Kingston, Mich. 48741 683-2826 CASS CITY AUTO SUPPLY AUTOMOTIVE Truck and Tractor Parts 872-2178 8-5:30 Weekdays 8-12 Saturdays Compliments of: CASS CITY FLORAL 6450 Main St. 872-3615 Cass City Mich CHARLIE’S MARKET Beer, Wine, Groceries 8:30 - 9:30 Of the Greater Wilmot Area Kingston Farm Service Inc. Your Independent Elevator Kingston Clifford GREENL.EAF BAUER CANDY COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTERS Cass City, Mich. HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE AGENCY. INC. Insurance Since 1924 Phone 872-2688 Cass City, Mich. o VuJi jBfojiomd foLvcz Sfiob «323 MAIN STREET MAIN STREET CASS CITY. Ml 46726 UBLY. Ml 48473 072-4234 638-6471 X Ouvry Chevrolet-Olds Good Luck! Graduating Class of 78 and all the Students at K.H.S. Cass City, Mich. 872-4301 Bardens Sentry Hardware Frigidaire—Maytag Appliances Kingston, Mich. ✓ A W Drive-In 2977 Main St. Marlette, Mich. LAWRENCE AGENCY, INC., INSURANCE Life—Home—Car—Business—Bonds 124 NORTH STATE STREET CARO, MICHIGAN 48723 PHONE 517 673-4141 Clothes Caboodle Clothes for Everyone Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 Fri. 9-9 Prop. Patricia Randall Beagio’s Open Sun.-Sun. 7:00-10:00 Sanilac Road Kingston Mich. Ph.. 683-2640 WILMOT HOME BUILDING CENTER 1 Mile West of Kingston On the Corner of Sanilac and S. Phillips Rd’s Good Luck Seniors! Special Thanks To All Of Our Adver- tisers, Without Whose Patronage This Book Would Not Have Been Possible. THANKS: N Steve Carlson—Intercollegiate Press For His Patience and expert guidance. Steve Saputo —Dekmar Stu- dios—Essexville, Mi. — For Photographic help Carl’s Studios—Fairgrove, Mi.—For Basketball Shots Mr. Robinson—For his support and understanding. Mrs. Fox—For her help with Finances. To all of our advertisers for their sup- port. To those yearbook staff members who went to the wire to get this project finished: V y Thanks! MOVIN' ON Staff K.H.S. IN ACTION 114 Thinking it over 118 Movin’ On... The purpose of this book is to show what happened at Kingston High School over the past year. It is impossible to show everything and we are sure that there are things that we have missed. For that, we are truly sorry. The 1977-78 school year has had some ups and some downs. The year was marked by a distinct and sincere effort on the part of Mr. Robinson and many others to get some new things going for students and faculty to get involved with. At the same time, there were disappointments. Students and teachers didn’t always take the initiative to get into what was happening. Many were content to settle back and let somebody else get involved and then com- plain about “not enough things to do.” As with every year, 1977-78 was different in many ways; music, dancing, cars, clothes, movies and ‘moves’. The guys checked out Cheryl Tiegs and Farrah Fawcett, while the girls checked out Kris Kristofferson and cried over the death of Elvis. Another year is over and we look ahead to 1978-79. Who knows what it will bring? 120 9 •1 i • • ‘ s v. a v £r — v :;-' c :• « v . + • V ' - r« - -- ■ • ' ■ — «• «%■ - • -v:-v I :“v- ■” '-'- t. ---• M — . • “..• C---. -'• -'. .:-. — - - v:•_' r. - -j-„ -i -' • x N“- “ • v j ' N - - - .. ,% v_ — - •“ . � „ -■ _ • • «