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

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A Cappella, G ee Club, nd Girls' Choir Q2 1 Row 1: J. Gebell, P. Thompson, J. Bauman, J. Erickson, J. Ciaccio, B. Sain, I. Goodall, B. Davey, S. Shimmin, D. Locy, P. Putnam, E. Latkowski, K. Porter, K. Elliot, L. Stone, M. Hannah, P. Walden, S. King, Bow 2: D. Broome, VI. Minor, K, Symington, J. Junod, J. Delheim, D. Stewart, J. Kaufman, C. Wulfmeier, J. Coffeen, C. Hoffmeyer, R. Gilbert,-S. Bingaman, A. Niitme, J. Neininger, G. Johnson: Row 3: B. Opie, T. Warth, C. Bell, B. Sheridan, G. ADJUSTING EACH other's robes are the officers who have led the A Cappella members through this past season: They are Al Douglas, sergeant-at-armsg Jack Valentine, president, Dorothy Locy, secretaryg Jo Ciaccio, vice presidentg and Janice Gebell, treasurer. Barnett, M. Messier, L. Szymon, S. Douglas, B, Rule, D. Jenkins, D. Stoy vitch, A. Whiting, T. Rowland, B. Hetrick, K. Proper, J. Strauss, J. Quinlan Benschopg How 4: J. Annesser, R. Clark, J. Block, D. Lilley E. Mack, 0. St: M. Miller, P. Kurkowski, J. Valentine, A. Douglas, J. Bonner, D. Austin Lance, B. Stratton, D. Rodocker, G. Hyde, J. Patrick, M. Schnaidt. A variety of vocal groups was available for st dents who wished to take part in them. Anyone inte ested in music could take part in either the Girls Boys' glee club. The Girls' choir was directed by Mrs. Den: Balmer, Last year the choir sang for the members the Oakridge Women's Club and also participated a state-Wide competition with music groups frc other schools. The largest and most selective mixed-vocal gror the A Cappella choir, under the directioil of Kei Lancaster, did much to promote many school ful tions such as the graduation programs of Bacx laureate and the Commencement exercises. Prior to Christmas they presented programs a1 Printer's convention in the Fort Shelby Hotel, 1 the Starr school PTA, and another for the St: elementary students. Singing for the reception 1 Mrs. Richard M. Nixon was another activity of t A Cappella members. Entertaining at the National Honor Society Chri mas Tea, a program for blind children at the Roy Oak Y.M.C.A, and a visit to the Lions' Club dinr made up the agenda of the Madrigal singers, a voice group from the A Cappella Choir. 7

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Offer Variety To Music Minded Knights 'T A. GOOD HEAVENSQ' screams Pam Thompson, It must be here some place, On looker Karen Porter, if consulted, could easily tell Pam that her missing number one A Cappella choir robe will never be found amidst the 50's and 60's. N II' b 011' G' 1 ' Ch ' ROW Ailcne Pressel. Alice Schulte. Freda Beth Lee, Joy Tom son, Karen Jul' R ' 3 d R PREPARING TO sing one of their many unaccompanied vocal selections are the Madrigals Singers, Sara Doug- las, Bette Rule, Liz Symon, Dorothy Locy, Janice Neininger, JoAnne Cof- feen, Elaine Latkowski, Tom Warth, Chuck Bell, Paul Kurkowski, Dick Ro- dockcr, and Doug Austin. p iann epp, r ow: Mary Meyer, Carol Hamal, Christine Zadronzny, Betsy hardt Iois Sheppard, Mary Hubbard, Vivian Parent, Linda Locy, Donna Ladue, Donna Preston, Anne Permaloff, Candy Cedcr. Dorothy Lavers es Diunr Lvnch' 2nd Row' Roberta Thrasher Judy Tarrent Linda Barbara WH Hifl C 1' S K , , , , ' g , ora 16 wanson, Lee Vandergraaf, DeeAnn Brown, Pat mer Jean I4 ik t' J ' N ' ' ' ' c e y, udy DLNILIHHIR, Laurie Bushfield, Nancy Hazelaar, Wyant.-H1116 Bush. Mary C0011 a Gotisihalk, Nancy Bossick. Mary Waldo. Diane Guibord, Sharon Counts,