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

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Barb Sachs, Pat Tree, and John Messier gaily move down the food line pausing to pick out some salads. Machines may replace men, but this is ridiculous, thinks Karla Shebal as Andy Crawford helpfully assists her. '67 P 1 D P Is this for real? questions Steve Strohm as Bob Steinkamp Four times each year Seniors are found greeting each other with an inquisitive, What are you bringing to the Senior Potluck? Salads, vegetables, meats, and desserts cover several tables, with each person bringing their favorite dish. These dinners give the girls a chance to impress that special boy with their culinary skills, and pro- vide all present with an opportunity to stuff themselves. Bob Nowakowski pauses to choose a dessert while Bill H A Watts, Ken Kenny, and Lynnette Madama dig right in! happily dishes out more goodies.

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It's hafd to tell ifx it's the food or Pat M'allette's conversation that makes Rod Kimberley so thoughtful. 3 10'

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Y It's all in the act, Lunch tastes especially good on Senior Slob Day or so Good taste is displayed emphatically illustrated by Aileen Baldwin. it seems in the case of Ann Cioffari and Gary Carps. on all fronts by Senior Skip Leon. enior slohs celebrate. A tradition that has grown with Kimball is Senior Slob Day. It gives the Seniors a perfect The sight of Gary Thomas holds the attention of Bob Wrasse and Dennis Granzow, but Larry Gritzinger takes it all in his stride. opportunity to reveal themselves as they usual- ly are. The majority of the class shows up in levis and sweatshirts but the more original ones show up in everything from bare feet and pig- tails to roller skates and wigs. The more 'elite' gentlemen wear a suit and tie-from World War I. The Seniors here pictured are examples of the ordinary as well as those who chose to dress with imagination and originality. For this one day they all appear on the same level and seemed to enjoy every minute of it! .v-mf? Fashion-conscious Judy Austin, on the opposite page, laughs at the sight of her fellow Seniors. Sue Messner models the latest office fashions.