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

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A A Mr. Meraw livens his sociology classes by taking the opposite side to the familiar question of state's rights. Ours is a fast changing world. 4 Can we survive without a strong National government? 2 X The question takes consideration. 1 I

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I Linda laughs as Dick l Proudly standing with Linda and the four finalists are co-captains Don Baier and Dick Sanderson. Linda Coyle was crowned Horne- coming Queen for 1963-64. Chosen for her court were Judy Austin, Peggy Ca- pogna, Diana Neely, and Pat Tree. Se- lected from a group of ten finalists, the other live included Kathy Scholle, Ai- leen Baldwin, Carol Pirttima, Sandy Greene, and Pam Heib. Linda and her court, passing through an arch of cheerleaders, were presented to the half-time crowd at the Mt. Cle- mens football game by their fathers. Escorting her to the after-game dance was Senior Class President Dick San- derson. Crying tears of joy, Linda re- ceived the crown from Dick and a bou- quet of roses from cheerleader Julie Eshelman. Best wishes to Kimball's fairest! The queen, always as pretty as a picture, is framed by cheerleader Julie Eshleman. fumbles in his attempt to crown her queen. Enjoying a few moments with this year's queen is Senior Class President Dick Sanderson. I