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

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Let,s look at the news ,FII 1974-75 Faces Staff included FRONT ROW, joe Richardson, Bob Bur- dick and Greg Aldrich. SECOND ROW, Mike Wagner, Monica Cook, Patricia Schultz, jackie Clevenger and Don Tomkins. THIRD ROW, Scott Nelson, Ed Coates and Tom Bair. FOURTH ROW, jill jones, Peggy Barry, Don Myers and Chris Brady. iff ...u-v .f wwf , uv! .av Mike Wagner works on an advertisement for the paper. There is a lot going on in our school and Faces reported it to the students. Keeping students informed is part of the newspaper's job. This was done by publishing many is- sues of Faces. Issues of importance to the students were printed in sec- tions as in a regular news- paper. All elements of pro- du cing a good newspaper are taught by Mrs. Davison, the Faces advisor. Ed Coates checks with Bob Burdick about changes that must be made in a feature story before the de adline -

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Kismet captures lasting memories Capturing memories is what yearbooks are for. Collecting memories of the days when you Went to school. When you pick up an old yearbook, memories, both good and bad, of friends, good times, and just plain fun seem to come back. Most people re- member their high school days and Kismet tries to capture them all. The Kismet would never have succeeded without the effort put forth by Mrs. Davi- son, who proved to have a tremendous amount of patience, and to Mrs. Alice Say- The 1974- 75 Kismet staff included FRONT RCW, Carroll Rogers, Glenda Flath, Rod Golding. BACK ROW, Bob Armstrong, Nancy Morris, Daryl Koop, Marlene Lay, Scott Wellemeyer, Lynn Stelik, Larry Meredith, Deronda Cooper, Ron Mohney, Brenda Hardin. les for her kindness to us and to the rest of Kettering. iff, ,, .f., g . '4J'V ,I ,1-ill?-Civ' 'Q ' 1 .q 'f.f , ,wwf V X ,A, . ,.K.t -L44fi,.,1,.-fp.. A,-as , f. -C . Daryl Koop chedks the copy,for any errors. Deronda Cooper sells a yearbook to Dorinda Martinson.

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l Keeping things in shape Repairing a cafeteria table is Palu Slavado. Clean halls, shiney windows and neat rows of desks greet s t u de nt s every morning when they enter their classrooms at Kettering. This is all accomplished by those behind the scenes men and woman, the Kettering Custodial Staff. Th e men and woman work year round. During the school year it is their responsibility to keep the building in repair. Mike VanHaitsma takes time out from his busy schedule for a picture. jim Knight makes the cafeteria presentable. Gordon Stevens clears up one of the art rooms.