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

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Richy Goeckel smiles approval at Faye Briggs' outfit, in the true Goeekel iff-Wllllonf CIS they eriioy a fast number at Kimball's sock hop. Karen Burkheart's tell-tale sax seem to tell their own story. Newly initiated members at the National Honor Society proudly inspect the pins they have iust received in honor of the occasion. l A cold does not seem to be too valid an excuse, fY0Wf1S Miss DGVle5 as she exhibits her own excuse from her wheelchair. Bl ,H M ff ,, .w N kiwi it I Unstationary hall patrol, Dave Dreifuss, inspects the passes of Nancy Baldorf and Joan Paterson on their way to the library. You'll read this Shakespeare and like itl shouts Mr. Rosen, distinguished English authority, as he emphatically puts across his point.