Waterford Kettering High School - Kismet Yearbook (Waterford, MI)

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W Judy Pearsall, Heidi Engler and Lorna Horton enjoy a walk in Toronto during the Senior Trip. R THOMAS DUFFIEID JEAN DUNIGAN if W L , FA Q z u 7: 1 . K :si Q5 I J A i. TT1- - A 1 ff x 1 Y i 4 I U 5 4' ,- A 'W 6 ,lf 'gf 41 in 4,1 ,, 'V 57. , . U u ly: C 1 LORI DONALDSON KATHRYN DEVERS JB I K Lv Ve JOHN DORMAN STEVE DOWELL SALLY DONALDSON TANYA DUBRE QNX Aft: XM. X i 5 GARY EDWARDS KEVIN EDWARDS TERRI EDWARDS L V' - . ff F5135 L Q ' 'K-IH Q3 - fi A , he -f I K ' QQ? i ' ' ilu 'X if I 44 , JOHN ELLIS VBUD EMBRY ELIZABETH EMMANS HEIDI ENGI-ER MA - N

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Student Council was a little different this year. Instead of having repre- sentatives from each homeroom the individual classes voted for repre- sentatives to represent their class. Student Coun cil was held as a class every day and because of this more things were said to be done. The senior board offi- cers included: Howard Andress President, John . tx A, C I x X Q X t . J va I' 'gi ' ,gr ,f fp - 'lil ANDREW COMBS McCaffrey Vice President and Cindy Love as Secre- tary- Treasurer. Representatives in- cluded: john Gorte, Deb- bie Kurko, Barb Thatcher, Rod Golding, Jim Webb and Judy Pearsall. Senior activities in- cluded, a mum sale for Homecoming, a rose sale for Valentine's Day, can- dy sales for the senior trip and the annual Prom. MARK COLLARD SUE COLLINS li 'iffvfrvfiifgi R ,.,,.a . 4 M Y W 3 MARIANNE CONNOR DERONDA COOPER MITCHELL COSSELMAN- KATHY COSTELLO V wifi ' 5' . wi, I 'S ., f A 553, H Q A it ' ' K. - jg ijjzgw' I I I 5 .ff ,, . If ' . - 7 xX.XCxH' 1 TERESA CRAWFORD 7 GORDON CRYDERMAN - IEANINE CUMMINS g RAYMOND DAUGHERTY CYNTHIA DAVIS RUTH DAVIS KATHLEEN CUMMINS JAMES DA RLING CARI DENIO SHERRY DETKOWSKI

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For the first time lll many years the Senior class planned and went on a senior trip. The class of '75 had Toronto, Ontario as their destin- ation. When the last minute preparations were made, over sixty senior decided to go. A five day week-end was planned for the mid- dle of November. The -7 L , ,ii ' .Q A A xl. JOHN EVERETT JOHN FELTS GLENDA F LATH students visited many of the cultural and educa- ' tional points of interest in Toronto. ' Many of the seniors left Toronto with the im- pression that it was one of the most enjoyable and cleanest of towns they have ever visited. Everyone came hack with Stories to fell and Work REBECCA ESPINOZA WILLIAM ESSENDROP to catch up on. it fr Q . , ,V .. Ella, :? ' .- ' 'T A 3 A A xr- .,' 4: - ' ' ' I , DARLENE FILIPIAK PATRICK FINN PATRICK FITZGERALD , 4 in if A A ti.. O CI-IERYL FLEISHER JAMES FLEMING JANET FELMING ROBERT FLEMING . V ,Y F A NY, 1: fi ll K 4 Q I I 1 If '. t lhf. -Q I 5' A 1 i ' We ' G A - r t, t A HOLLY FLESHER DONALD FLETCHER SHARON FLETCHER Joi-IN FORSTEP. ' MARK FOSTER