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

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otivity clubs call students to outdoor life. CONSERVATION CLUB The Conservation Club encourages members to gain knowledge of our natural resources and wildlife and to create and maintain greater in- terest in their conservation. The boys in the Club met to plan events which enabled them to achieve this goal. The highlight of the year was their Huron River canoe trip during the autumn. AMERICAN YOUTH HOSTEL Bicycling, sailing, horseback-riding, and win- ter sports are all important aspects of the Amer- ican Youth Hostel. Members melt monthly to plan weekend trips to other Hostels both in and out of state. Day trips to Kensington and near- by places were also arranged. Preparing for a bike hike with the American Youth Hostlers are active members Lee Goullaud, Skip Morgan, and Tom Jones. DAUGHTERS OF ARTEMIS Canoe trips and other outdoor activities were planned by the Daughters of Artemis this year. The Club, named after the Olympian goddess of wild nature, tries to follow her ideals of out- door living. junior and Senior girls met occa- sionally to plan trips and to enjoy themselves. HI-Y The purpose of Hi-Y, one of the school's service-achievement clubs, is to extend through the home, school, and community, high stand- ards of Christian character. Each year seven boys belonging to the club are chosen by the members to take a trip to the United Nations building in New York. Car washes and other money-making projects throughout the year raised the necessary funds to finance the club. Y-TEENS Social events and service activities kept the twenty members of Y-Teens busy this year. As- sociated with the YWCA the Y-Teens try to promote Christian ideals and do service projects for the school and community. This year the Club sold Kimball sweat-shirts, prepared Easter baskets for hospital patients, and planned en- joyable activities for Club members.

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Members of the Conservation Club, Dwight Kramer, Dick Sheehan, Mary Retzloff, John Robovitiski, and Dave Cardon get ready for the annual canoe trip. .anniv-

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. Row 1: M. Murphy, L. Kirkham, L. Bloyer, A. Bortak, J. Boelio, C. Yerge, S. Dikeman, R. me Evridge, S. Melber, P. Murphy. Row 2: M. Leggat, J. Liddie, T. Jones, T. Christopher, L. Goullaud, M. Orlando, C. Gladfelter, N. Dickason. Row 3: P. Weed, N. Chapman, C. Joyce, A. Cort, K. Hanson, C. Vogt, M. Manhire, L. Evridge. Row 4: J. Bortak, H. Kraimer, S. Morgan, B. Bethune, T. Marshall. Hostel Row 1: J. Bortak, M. Waters, M. Slobodnik, T. Sellgren, Vice-President: Jaime Riesco, ' Treasurer, D. Van Hala, President: N. Preda, Secretary. Row 2: C. Witzke, B. Kearney, J. Shimmin, T. Moore, B. Steinkamp, D. Sheehan, B. Watts. Row 3: M. Clark, S. Stelmach, R. Hovey, J. Ceglarek, S. Lloyd, G. Pallay, B. Brown, J. Robovitsky.