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

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' i l l i Sitting left to right ore: Chris Danielsson, Ricky Gilbert, Sarah Bingarnan, hold, Liz Szymon, Marilyn Horcdnicki, Bev Csizmadia, Saundra Nied, Judy Melissa Hocking Gay Westerby, Karen Lazenby, Kay Bennett, Arlene Grubb, Mary Ann Burks, Mary Hubbard, Gayle Daubenmeier, and .loy Baldwin Carolynn Bros-. ning Jill Quinlin, Sue Shirnmin, Jo Holdsworth, and Kuhlow. Karen Hemphill. Kneeling left to right are: Diane Ellsworth, Carol Rein- This year's water show, Sea Nymph's on the lvory's,' was presented on April 23 and 24. Members of the cast Showing off the costumes for one of numllefi in the WCIYEV bclllel show aye Dorothy Lofy and Amy Carden. This is the third year for both girls, and they are both in duets, Point those toes, shouts Miss Davies as Chris Dcnielsson and Ricky Gilbert practice their ballet for the show. were: Arelene Baldwin, Carolynn Browning, Sarah Binga- man, Mary Ann Burks, Kay Bennett, Dorothy Carruthers, Gail Daubenmeier, Pat Debien, Amy Cardon, Cathy Bie- ber, Allison Brown, Elaine Berryman, Chris Danielsson, Ricky Gilbert, Mary Beth Grimm, Judy Grubb, Karen Hemphill, Jo Holdsworth, Marilyn Horodnicki, Mary Hub- bard, Joy Kuhlow, Melissa Hocking, Barbara Swanson, Dawn Leslie, Dorothy Locy, Karen Lazenby, Mary Navarre, Pam Nikolics, Janice Patrick, Jill Quinlin, Carol Rienhold, Sue Shimmin, Sandy Neid, Liz Szymon, Pam Thompson, Pat Waldon, Gaye Westerby, Carol Wultmeier, Liz Valade, Mary Ann Zimerman, and Diane Ellsworth. 1

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Books and Crooks Performed The All School Play, Books and Crooks, will be re- membered by everyone as the best comedy to be given at Kimball. lt was presented on March lf? and 20 under the direction ot Miss Barbara Dobben. Student director was Kathy Beaubier. Starring roles were played by John Block, Carolyn Bright, and John Srnokevitch. Participants in the play Books and Crooks include: Jim Dyer, Carol Thompson, Mike Rehner, Mary Beth Grimm, Joanie Smith, Kathy Beoubier, Jim McGill, Gary Barnett, Carole Biddle, Marsha Mont- 'WW' ll , M751 A-rw f 1 Ziffff, Q' ' il J fr f JIWBW , ,, I WM J J 'f'mEf'!m gr t Wil-ill' iw: H 'r Jim Dyer, Joan Smith, Don Chamberlain and Judy Erickson listen to Jim McGill as he explains how he was locked in the closet. All right stick 'em up, exclaims John Smokevitch and Jim McGill as they hold guns on the unexpected visitors in the principal's of'Flce gomery, Keith Haiser, John Block, Ginny Campbell, Judy Austermann, Judy Erickson, Carolyn Bright, Sally Nash, Whitman, John Smokevitch, and Dave Mandeville. 5 'QCD fv- ? -1 Gale, Jonell Thelma Lee

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40' :Lvl '.,, .. X a..,,,.n A Couples whirled to the strains of dreamy music at the French and Bob Martin and Dennis Custance enioy the refreshments served at Spanish Club's third annual dance entitled Christmas Fantasy. Christmas Fantasy by members of the club, Diane Marvlcson and Pam Wood. Oh, How They Danced 'Q , 1 . ,, 25774274 yy , ,,., ' This smiling mask represented the main theme of the 1959 January Com- mencement Dance, Mardi Gras, and proved to be the focal point. Mardi Gras was put on by the June T959 graduates and provided a night of entertainment for all. 76 it Takes two to tango. Look, a camerol Q.. lx.. Say cheese. Teenage crush.'