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

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UT BLE 1964 Each year the Lancer gives special recognition to those Seniors who have shown outstanding ability, effort, and service in the individual activities in which they have excelled. Those recognized here are members of this year's graduating class who have contributed much to the betterment of their school. The outstanding talents of Francis Hesse lead the orchestra during the fine performances they presented. I Ellen Srnitley's skill as a majorette put her out in front of the crowds during home football games.

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eniors take second Powder Puff game. For the second time in two years, the Senior girls dominated the celebrated Powder Puff game, winning the second tussle, 27-14. For two weeks prior to the game, the girls from the junior and senior classes practiced after school for the showdown game. Pat Tree was the point getter for the Seniors, collecting three touchdowns and three extra points. Julie Eshelman finished the scoring with a touchdown. Junior point scorers were Sue Deromedi and Nancy Cavallaro. Senior coaches were Andy Crawford, Don Baier, Joe Ripmaster, Mickey Spalding and Dennis Granzow. Coaches for the Juniors were Andy Stuble, Craig Irwin, Larry Michalek and Ed Doerr. Cold weather doesn't seem to freeze Pam Hick's spirit. E Junior halfback, Sue Deromedi, barrels through the line while Pat Tree prepares to ground her opponent. Gail Maudlin, junior, turns on the steam as Jane Pallay tries for a fast snatch at her flag. Seniors and juniors clash in a confusing tangle for flags and possession of the ball.

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Leadmg letter wmner, Dxck Sanderson, has partxcnpated m almost every sport whxch 15 offered at Kxmball B111 Watts d1sp1ays the style and form which make him Kimbalfs most outstanding competitive swimmer mm... mm