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

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agmw Us 3 'F 'Nr I l f Sk f MICHAEL NORMAN CHERRI NORTH Debbie Kurko hands out early graduation information to Dawn Weedon , A STEPHEN NORTH RAE NORTON and Kathy Caverly while Tony Wood looksl on. fm, f, ' ff . iff 3 My 'Vw 'ir ' Q A 1 f XP PM E X A4 f ,ff SANDRA OERTEL ALBERT OLIVER ALLEN oLsoN ' H DEBBIE OSENTOSKI ANN -PAGE , ,J K EDWARD PASSMORE DEBORAH PATTERSON JUDITH PFARSAI-L BABETTE PENFOLD DOTTY PENNINGTON

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KIMBERLY MOORE GREGORY MORGAN KAREN MUSE MARK NEUBACHER JANET MOORHOUS ' JULIE MORGAN YVONNE MUSIEL For the past several years, Seniors who have completed their gradua- tion requirements have been allowed to graduate at the end of the first se- mester of their Senior year. This practice was originated to accommo- date students who planned to entercollege in january. This year, more stu- dents than ever before DEBRA MORRIS WAYNE MYERS A VANESSA NEUENDORFF VALERIE NEWMAN BARBARA MOULTRUP GREGORY NARSH have taken advantage of ' the' early graduation pol- icy. Many of them began working full-time jobs. while others continued their education on the col- lege level. While some travelled, others were married. Most of the january graduates returned in June to participate in Com- mencement Ceremonies with fellow seniors. 2 , 'G ,J 35 . , f I U 1 'P fi Q I . j ,ba 1 13, r U CHET MUCKENHIRN , Yi' ff, , , ' JILL NELSON LINDA NEWT ON MICI-IELE NOLLET bv .4 fff

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fs CINDY PERRY - MARTIN PETERS , , 'J rg 4 X JOAN PETERSON VICTORIA PHIPPS Q, i' X 4 Yr, ANDREW QUEEN SHARON QUICK Although its been said that Waterford as a community offers very little, many people have ' found a whole life in the boring little community area. many activities going on every A night. Some examples are the summer outdoor's evening concerts at Pine Knob, Springfeild-Oaks and Meadow Brook to entertain- ment at the numerous Cinemas to Pinball and, even for a Hopping. 1 SHARON POPPY 1 A.. BURT REGIANI Lx There are form . few, Bar- X , ev E A P 'fkf l A i. CLAY PORTER f, 5 5 i '4- 1 f ROB REID BRIAN RENDER . cR1sTA REUTER JUDY RIABUCHA RHONDA RICHARDS Partying-down came to be ' THE favorite pastime for seniors. During the school year and vaca- tion month's, parties were hosted by just about everyone in some Going to see friends at nearby colleges also gained in popularity. College life was tested by spending anywhere from a day to a week of dropping in on classes and attend- ing parties in neighboring dorms. MAUREEN PUTNAM ROGER REINKE . , 53. DARLENE RICHARDSON