Kimball High School - Lancer Yearbook (Royal Oak, MI)

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.Ax We'll Always Remember You A charming portion ot another world was brought to Kimball this year by triendly, blonde, blue-eyed Kerstin Danielsson, our American Field Service exchange student from Kumla, Sweden. Chris, as she is called by many ot her class- mates, was an active member ot both F.T.A. and GAA. and she appeared in this years' water show. ln a girls' meet against Hazel Park, she won a trophy tor speed swimming. Besides carrying a tive course schedule, she was a member ot Roundtable where she contrib- uted valuable ideas and helpful service to our school. Outside of school she was active in her church group, M.Y.F. Before returning to her homeland she will take a tour of the United States with other A.F.S. students. Back in Kumla she will continue high school tor three more years and then enter the University of Uppsala, located north ot Stockholm. At present she hopes to take up the study of medicine. All of us who have known Chris and benefitted from the experience of her friendship certainly wish her the best of luck and happiness in what- ever she attempts. Chris Donielsson gets Q ten pointers for her forthcoming algebra homework assignment from Mr. Mack He happily gives her a few tips on how to work a more difficult motion problem Chris is in Mr. Maclr's fourth hour algebra class. IO3 The Kimball student body gave their exchange student, Chris Danielsson, a check for Christmas to call her parents who live in Sweden. Here JoAnn Sellers, president of the Roundtable, is present- ing the check to Chris who accepted it gratefully.

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Frank Voeffray Friends, Romans, and Countrymen, lend me your girls. Sandra Wagner Foot loose and fancy free. Thot's the way she wants to be. Barbara Walch A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Shirley Walsh A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Clifford Westbrook So quiet he hardly makes a sound, but a welcome person to have around. Bette Westerby Pep and vitality-a great personality. Joanne White Devout in faith-sincere in action. David Williams lf you see him studying, it must be Fords. Florence Williams Quiet people are welcome everywhere. Barbara Craig A talented writer is she. James Whan He knows that football isn't the only place a line is needed. Mary Ann Zimmerman Her looks, her friends, her vivaciousness, will bring her a lifetime of happiness. C l a s s M o tt or ideas are the roots of creation. Class Flower: Yellow Rose Class Colors: Blue and Gold , 4 .7 fl mv' Z' My 'W' 15' ' 'Yf.!'Q., fa-'pm ,A -v ' I ' . xv ,-. -V ff- X , 3' pn 9' N 'G' X - 2. V ,Q at M Wi ' Camera Shy Ronald Bain Richard Dudchilr Thomas Kenney Robert Monro Wilbur Solheim Larry Wareham Power Webb

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We'll Remember Always . .. Amy Cardon, Margaret Osgood, Karen Lazenby, Roberta Jones, Carol Voelzfray, Pauline Parent, Gayle Sfock, Doris Riddle, and Claudelfe Counts dance the French can-can. John Holbrook, Dave Brazier, John Kreog, Jerry Norman, Frank Voeffruy, Jim Whcm, Tom Kennedy, and Don Johnson fry to keep up with the girls.