Photographs & Memories
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The Green and the Gold
There are days in our memory we love and revere
There are days we remember with joy and with tears
In visions unnumbered, and pleasures untold,
We love thy dear colors, the GREEN and the GOLD.
When all through the future where'er we may go,
We dream of the days of the GREEN and the GOLD
Inspired with the love in our hearts we shall know
How to love thee, to serve thee, the GREEN and the GOLD.
(Thanks to Craig Anderson, Class of '65, for MIDI programming. Click here to play it once again.)
Click on the guitar to see what were the
hot 
tunes
on June 18 of the year you graduated
Click on any of the thumbnails below for a full-size picture or to link to a related page of photographs or other memorabilia. If you know the page of photographs to which you would like to return, click a link below to go directly there.
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More photographs will be added periodically. Check back often
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The original Kingsburg High School in 1907 (photo courtesy of Mark Jost) |
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The familiar facade of KHS as seen in 1917 (photo courtesy of Mark Jost) |
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Another view of Kingsburg High from 1917 (photo courtesy of Mark Jost) |
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The main facade of KHS as it appeared in 1917 (photo courtesy of Mark Jost) |
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KHS viewed directly to the east in 1917 (photo courtesy of Mark Jost) |
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The southwest corner of the KHS campus in 1917 (photo courtesy of Mark Jost) |
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Main entrance and facade of KHS (photo from the 1965 Viking) |
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North Tower of KHS (photo from the 1964 Viking) |
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Park Drive In (photo from the 1965 Viking) |
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KHS 1962 (photo courtesy of the Class of '62) |
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An aerial view of the campus in 1966 (photo from the 1966 Viking) |
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Kingsburg High School as it appeared in a 1965 postcard (courtesy of Nancy Bolton Williams, KHS '66) |
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The entrance to Kingsburg High as it appeared in 1972 (photo courtesy of Ellie Quattrin Dodd, KHS '73) |
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The main facade of KHS immediately prior to its demolition (photo from the 1972 Viking) |
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Click the logo on the left to go to the past KHS class-reunion photo page. |
Below, you'll be able to watch a short film on KHS shot during the winter of 1966-67. It was produced by KFSN-TV as part of their look at the community of Kingsburg. Insight into the school and its history is provided by then-Superintendent Grant Erickson. Thanks to Julie Stone Olson (KHS '74) for providing this priceless artifact of Viking history. |
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