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

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Babette Penfold and Tab Roy dress as typical teenagers of the 195O's. They earned spirit points for their senior class. 5 -Q57 3 .. cv' 'N .al g 1 X up I gp V7 Wendy Wilcox, Sandy Smith and Larry Andress sit on the ledge and watch fashions of the '50's during their lunch hour. gli' ' L55 ,, 3 f,V'L, . I . Spirit Week is successful Psychology teacher, Mr. Ken Frenkel was dressed in the appropriate attire for '50's day of Spirit Week. Spirit Week, sponsored by Student Council was one of the most successful endeavors of the school year. Spirit Week really speaks for itself. It was a week for students and teachers at Kettering to show just how much school spirit they had. Each day of the week was des- ignated as a specific spirit day. Points were given to students who wore the appropriate dress for the day. Most school spirit was shown on Tuesday which was designated as '50's day. Students and teachers dressed in styles of the 195O's. Mr. Willis Garrett, joined with the students in participating in '50's dress day.

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Rowdies show pep Sue Rondo, Cindy Foster, Brenda Hardin, Cheryl Hammond, Debbie Williamson, Judy Stenquist, jill Findlay, Kevin Wall, FRITZ , Ken Kramer, Debbie McCintock, Terri Price, Cathy Collier, Debbie Mitchell, Virginia Seeterlin, Cheryl Combs, Robin Lang, Kathy Mann, Jeanine Atkins, Sue jacob- son, Megan Braman, Jim Balis, Anne Simmons, Sophie Pantelides, Carl Froling, Steve Kirkland, Kat- rina Johnson, Mr. Capistrant, Bill Tallenger, Kurt Gibson, Candy Babb, Kerri Beam, Angela Pante- lides, Karen Green, Charles Dea- con, Kathy Boss, Dan Medlock, Cathy Nollet, Diane Slinger, Carlene jones, Lori Cumberworth, Scott Wellemeyer, Lin Beaman, Beth Brede, John McCaffrey, Rick Fagan, Dorinda Martinson, john Gressa, Lori Malvich, Sue Collins, Becky Devar, Pam McNeal, Sue Coryell, Jim Combs, Sandy Cox, Bob Tuson, Mike Anderson. Members of the pep club await the arrival of their pep bus to an away basketball game. Pep club excited the crowd at a football game with one of their rowdy signs. The purpose of the pep clubwas to support the athletic teams of Ket tering. Pep club was a group of students who painted posters for foot- ball and basketball games. Pep club sat to- gether during the game and made alot of noise. They have been referred to as the RoWdies . They've had the spirit and they really showed it. The chief rowdie was Mr. Capistrant who was at every game cheering along with the pep club.

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New experiences for Foreign Exchangers. Waterford Kettering has for thir- teen years had Foreign Exchange stu- dents. This year Kettering had the honor of having three Students. Maria Guimaraes from Brazil, Djalrna Franca also from Brazil and Diego Betancourt from Equator. he Friends teach our Foreign Exchange student Dj alma Franca sign language during lunch. Maria Guimaraes, Djalrna Franca, Diego Betancourt pose while yearbook photographer snaps a picture. Diego Betancourt gets into his work during metal shop. v--rw