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

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.44 CADET TEACHER Janice Gebell is extremely pleased with the re- sponse she is receiving from students in a first grade in Kimball's elementary section. As a member of Future Teacher's Club, Janice has an opportunity to spend one week of each semester in a school DON'T TRIP now. mumbles Carole Sander to Linda Gebhart as they lead the Lancer sales parade during a pep assembly. This Q publicity aided the Lancer Staff in reaching their quota of 875 C C raz am a S, Great Were the Days W HTWENTY CENTS for that green thing? asks Karen Porter. Pat Putnam patiently explains that that green thing is an avacado. A FAITHFUL hall patrol, Gloria Gonda, is helping Sue Scholle cut out paper dolls for her scrapbook. THAT SURE was a big bite, says Elaine Lat- kowski to Leslie Dalrymple while the others chuckle in agreement.

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OU GO down the green l and turn right onto the nge. It will be the fourth mr on your right. says Sue appell. Sara Douglas seems approve of the directions ig given to these bewilder- parents. Members of FTA, md Table, and Hi-Y help- make Meet the Teacher ht a success. IT'S A proud moment in the FTA initiation ceremony for these teachers to be, as they have their membership corsages pinned on them by Gail Wheeler. Let's hope all these girls will make fine teachers. Lasting Memories For June Graduates THIS is the way you do ' English 8, Janice Hamal Roger Geiger? Well, if Rosen wasn't taking this ire, he'd surely have ething to say about your y habits. 1 BUT HOW are we going to tell if they're good enough to serve, unless we test to make sure? ask Nancy Graver, Pam Scherer, Barb Rule, Dorothy Carruthers, Melissa Messier, Linda Kramer, and Judy Gale. These Future Teachers seem to be pleased with their duties The last year, that Big Senior Yearu, is now coming to a close for the June grads. All of the activities and happenings through- out the year are fading to memories - never to be forgotten. That fall PTA Open House, where you directed lost parents to lost rooms, and the FTA initiation that inspired you to enter Education will ever be remem- bered. 123

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sponsored teaching program. From this she gains a better under- standing of the field of education. This experience will be of great value in helping her to choose a career, ONE MIRROR just isn't enough when three hardy seniors, Pat Put- nam, Rickee Gilbert, and Barry Johnson get together to make neces- sary repairs and adjustments. Lightning Lunch Hours nd Trial Teaching BUT I can't brush after EVERY meal! exclaims hungry senior Dorothy Locy, PREPARING TO escort the graduating January seniors down the aisle to their commencement were Margaret Hurley and Dorothy Locy, dressed in their matching class color dresses, MAN, ARE you making me sick! groans Skip Armstrong, as he watches Ed Place caress his grapefruit.