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

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Speaking at clubs kept both Jaime and Christina very busy. Chile and Uruguay send Iamie and Christine to Kimball. The world seems much smaller and friend- lier when we can greet citizens of other coun- tries at school each day. This year we became acquainted with South America when Jaime Riesco and Christina Boldarenko came to Royal Oak. Jaime, an American Field Service Exchange Student from Chile, was the guest of Jane and John Shimmin, both seniors. He was an active member of Roundtable, National Honor So- ciety, and Conservation Club, and was often the guest of many clubs. Students all over the school grew to know him for his friendliness. This year for the first time we received an ex- change student through the American Council of Churches. Christina, from Uruguay, fit in quickly at Kimball and participated in Round- table and National Honor Society. She also be- came an avid skier through Ski Club and went on several canoe trips with the D.O.A. Her host was Dave Barnett, a junior. Jaime and Christina were a common sight at many school activities. Here they are shown in the middle of a crowd at a basketball game. 85

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Both the exchange students were greeted by a new family when they arrived here. Jaime stayed at the home of the G. Shimmins' Crightl and Christina spent her year with the D. Barnetts'. my A1 Christine Boldarenko in Jaime Riesco

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hr ilivralh During the year Jill Arkles had the able assistance of Dave Warren on the sports sectiong Wanda Reif Linda Houston and Rod Kreger on the reporting staff. In the sophomore journalism class future Herald staff members are taught the correct way to write a newspaper story. Only juniors and seniors are allowed to write for the paper. The work starts with the assign- ing of the stories by Jill Arkles, edi- tor-in-chiefg but her work does not end until the papers are sold to the students. Jill is assisted by Dave Warren and Rod Kreger as co-editors. The many reporters must meet deadlines and many of the facts for their stor- ies must be acquired in their spare time. Were it not for the enthusiam and hard work of the staff members, and the ability and sponsorship of Mr. Rosen The Herald could not be- come a reality. Preparing to sell the paper in their assigned homerooms are Jack Arkles, Rhett Johnston, Carole Youngblood, and Anne- Sanders