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

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Morris Emigh His shoulders are broad, he's on the beam, ff: N' N he'd be the man for any team. if ff X .N Raymond Erickson i' X x ,fear its s 2 3 P , .4 ix xxx fs i Y' 1 fl wr' . ia? 1 t 'sv I Q A o Q Q0 -i Q-'N ' , - If . A ..- - 1 I . Edward Grafton He never speaks a word unkind, Work fascinates me, l could sit and watch it for hours. Patricia Faoks A soft answer and pleasant smile, race other virtues and beat by a mile. Patricia Foster A maiden so fair, so quiet. Carole Fredericks A quiet manner many wish they had. Ruthann Frye Always happy, full of fun, a sunny smile for everyone. Don Fuhrman Kind of shy but loads of fun, he's got the fair sex on the run. William Gasser Behold! I graduate. Carl Goeckel All great men are dead or dying, and l feel a little sick myself. his type of character is hard to find. C 6. .mn .L , ha as rv- ' Virginia Gravlin , 4 ffxf. Short and sweet. Laurel Green Give me o horse that l can ride and also a partner at my side. Gregg Gregory I There ain't no sense in Qettin' riledl ga R 2 x ' I P ' ' 1. gf, 1' N f-1 1 Q l,. , mv, Richard Groulx 'Q R V ,M ' Laugh and he laughs with you, -if V- Q,-ref 1:14, If frown and you frown alone. V lt w,Vm ff, ' Diane Gustairs X . I 'i-' 5 gafi-,f,g. 1 Charm, poise, and talent. ' I ,L , , it ' 3 ' U Barbara Hall w T'was her thinking of others A 1 V I ft that made me think of her. i V ' A 7, U Lloyd Hancock Often seen - seldom heard 4 -' I ' ww- ' , w., , e , Q .igtfyl - 4 '- . e wfw :ff - , Garrett Hansen A Jew ? , Still water runs deep. '.1: 'f:,45f V-ra..-f 3 e. 5 . , , . 1 I .. 1 ' 2 SME? ffl' ,J xi M 15? XV Q

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Charles Dallavo Full of fun and laughter, pleasure first and business after. William Dallavo C7 A smile for every boy, and two for every girl. Doris Davenport We know her by her golden tresses. Sharon Davison She couldn't see any use to wait, so she 'found herself a mate. Judith news lf all good deeds were a cent, she'd be a millionaire. Douglas DeForest Out into the wild blue yonder. 'iff ,5 Shirley Delamarter 1 We all love a nice girl. ' . is ia. .lanan Dickman i W I ' , A witty woman is a treasure: L H., E K a witty beauty is a power. QM ' Robert Dillon 5 5 l am the better half. X K David Dreiluss ef lt's quality rather than quantity that matters. Q , me g gp, ,W ' ' Linda Dubbs 25 A little shy perhaps, X but not too shy to be friendly. Sharon DuBois Never shy - never bold, '1 she's really worth her weight in gold. Thomas Duering i A smile for everyone. fi' , yn Catherine Duffy me N -4-ff A girl with quiet charm. of 4, Richard Dunn The only way to maintain ci good character is to deserve it. , ff .i.' lv Nancy Ellis ' . U 5, . , -.,- Her goal is high, and she will reach it. 3 'K' . 'fi' 9 . we -3 t , . , Q. em Ellison 75 .X T ' l hate nobodyp l am in charity with the world. e yt .. zf .' f 'few . W' ' 1 .A ' Jf Jim Emerson I f W NIJ' Not that I like work less, but fun more. 94

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Mike Horris ln sports, personality, any feat, you'll find him hard to beat. Sharon Harrison A disposition sweet and sound, a girl who's a pleasure to have around. Keith Hoskin Over potatoe chips and coke, please tell me a little ioke. Arlene Houck Oceans of pep, and a giggle on every wave. Karen Hemphill Pep should be her middle name. Printha Heib My affections are constant - only the obiect changes. Bill Hengel With dark hair and shiny eyes, oh what a man to be so shy. Roger Hicks lt's true that there are other fish in the sea - but they're not half as good looking as he. John Holbrook Let's have a party. W6 1 fm A fuk, V, 422 1-fr' f .ZZ M I new Www' J 19: 1 ai K1 av 4 'Nfl' ,f QW' 71 4 ., f-nr . W 1 ,, 'f' W, X, iv f MV , rf g , rid' 0 4 ' ft 'mit we ' LL 5 -ff' 'M' Bonnie Hooker Women like not only to conquer, but to be conquered. Mike Howard The smile that won't come off. Barry Hunter Take life easy - you live but once. lisa lrvon Blond hair and a sweet disposition, she'll go far in any position. John Joneck l never trouble trouble, and trouble never troubles me. Dave Johnson Talk little - think much. Gloria Johnson A ring on her finger and stars in her eyes. Bill Johnston l never saw an angel with red hair. Grace Jolly May she never change except in name.