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

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Senior Officers i fr'- 3..- x Don Johnson Vice-President 'He is high in height, sporfs, and friends. xr-480' ,A 'n ,QW ,J My Carole Patrick, Secretary 81 Salutaforian Beauty ond brains - a rare combination. E tu , v, Mark Hector, Presideni In our high school's Hall of Fame, Mark has won an honored name. June, 1959 1,u 'ffp I 1 632: , , , Barbara Johnson, Treasurer Peppy, iolly, full of fun, fine company for everyone. Joyce Jumisco, Valedictorian She doeth all rhings well.

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Introducing 0ur Senior Advisor.. Mr. Ray Harwarny, a member of Kimball High School's English deparTmenT, divides his valuable Time inTo Three parTs. As advisor To The Radio Workshop, Kimball's voice of The air, he super- vises The producTion of programs and The overall acTiviTy of The sTaTT. AlThough, as of now, he has no Tree period To devoTe enTirely To Radio Work- shop, he hopes To have, in The TuTure, more Time for This mosT inTeresTing and imporTanT aspecT of life aT Kimball. The Teaching of speech and English 6 probably occupies The largesT porTion of his Time, buT iT is a porTion highly enioyed by Mr. Harvvarny. The Ten-minuie speeches in speech class and The reading of American liTeraTure in English 6 make up The essenTial core of each course. Aside from These Two highly imporTanT duTies, Mr. Harwarny has also Taken over The duTies of advisor To The graduaTing seniors. He co-ordinaTes The many acTiviTies planned by The officers such as The senior Trip, convocaTion, class nighT, and calls The regular meeTings held To discuss senior class business. ga' 'Ns Mr. Hcawcirny is seen here planning o senior party with The June 1959 officers. They are from lefi To right: Don Johnson, Vice-President Barbara Johnson, Treasurer, Mark HecTor, President, ond Carole Patrick, Secretary.

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Juanita Adams Some think she's quiet, others doubt it, others know her. Jackie Alagna She is the same, in sunshine or rain. Larry Anderson Sigh no more ladies, no more sighing do, for he is iust as nice to all the girls as he is to you. V Ronald Anderson Mild manners accompanied A K' 44 by a gentle heart. , X .af 1 1,1 Deanna Austin A good heart with a sweet face to match - she'll make 'a real good catch'. Arlene Baldwin Like a bubbling brook she goes on forever. Carol Baldwin Love stole into her heart one day. ,-. 24 . ,nv Pleasing contours and flirting eyes, she's the one who'll snag the guys. Meredith Bohde Calm, cool, and captivating, lady finds room every place, .lust came for a visit but decided to stay. 11 as -, David Behrendt 5'3- A little nonsense now and then ' is relished by the best of men. Pat Benner A clever girl we'll all agree, all smiles, all A's, pleasing to see. ' i f ' Veronica Bettendorf W L 4 iv . Never a dull moment 'QQ an Q n f-:L ' when this lassie is around. ff-nf '51, 4 ff- D. ,, in iw- 5 sharon Bird 'z M ,.,. , W, V, ,- 17 ft, , ,ff , ' ii, I fig, , Adelaide Brandenberg A X With a heart where it belongs, - and a smile upon her face, 0 eq . this oun fa Y 9 A L 'T' .- vii m , f ,My i F Dave Brazier Those shoulders don't come with the football uniform, Grace Brierley She is blest, for she has the gift ot making friends I Carolyn Bright ' A warm heart is shown by a warm smile. Q 4'-'Z J g is Qi, ' 'il 92 Harold Brondum l know the value of silence. Caralynn Browning Good and kind her graces show her, we are lucky iust to know her.