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

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ft W7 JLAN BOYD Lois L ii Laiol Hane, and Phyllis Swayze, who COMPILING THEIR running accounts ot piimaiy resouices collmtivtlx compost tht ollirial Varsity Debate Squad. proudly in their card catalogs are the Junioi 'varsity squad Nanc- spliy tl L iqun id iiuphy that were awarded to the squad Linda Swayze, Bob Mitchell, and Donni Sxxanson Debate Captures Third In League Competition Just two points out of first place, the 1959-60 De- bate Squad ended its season by taking third place in the Metropolitan League. t'ResolVed: the Federal government should substantiate its regulation of the labor unions was the national question debated this year. Training was offered to the squad of about 12 in the four fields of finding primary resource ma- terial, using this collected evidence, Weighing the material logically, and presenting it orally with poise and accuracy. Next fall, Debate will be offered as a replace- ment for a study hall. TIIE MEMBERS 01 the Dcbne tggm greg ROW 1g Jean Boyd, ROW 2: Phyllis Swayze, Lois Carr Vince Romans Linda Swavm Pat Walden Janlu Coupei Donnu Swanson, Kathy McDonaldg Nancy Elliott, Bob Mitchell. Carole Hane Judy Rogalski sq.. ,.f

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Nancy Graver and Lloyd Edwards 41 NEW members were inducted into the Kimball chapter of the National Honor Society. C. S, L. S. stand for the four things which determine who shall bc mcmbcrs of this club. Character is the word Takes Its Place QW q-.af fr As Ac tive Organization Launching the school year with a full agenda of activities, the National Honor Society took its place this year as an active and leading Chapter. Forty-one members from the junior and two senior classes were inducted into the Society, and an Alumni Christmas Tea, instigated to be an annual tradition, was given. Refreshments were sold at the Junior-Senior play and an off-beat after-game dance, The Odd Ball , helped provide funds for the group's activities. Sponsored by Mrs. Florence Hall, N.H.S. was headed by Nancy Graver, presidentg Lloyd Edwards, vice president, Vicki Carney, secretary, Jerry Kra- mer, treasurerg and Earl Ryan, historian. if i which represents the first letter and Scholarship the second while Leadership and Service represent the latter two. All these character- istics are blended together into each of these individuals. Vicki Carney and Jerry Kramer 2::zr- 7 Cf? OLD MEMBERS of NHS are Lloyd Edwards, Sue Scholle, Nancy Briltsg 3rd row: Barbara Campbell, Judie Harvey, Phyllis Swayze, Graver, Dorothy Locy, Jerry Kramerg 2nd row: Evie Baal-ren, Lois Karen Hammond, Diana Broome, Earl Ryan. Carr, Barbara Perrino, Marsha Montgomery, Karen Schmidt, Rasma

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