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

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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

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Choosing pictures for the sports section are Linda Fraser, Tom Noyes, Skip Morgan, Skip Vrooman, and John Eastman. Lancer staff learns there is a time te work. Probably the busiest room at Kimball during the school year is 153, the Lan- cer workshop. Lancer activity began this year, as always, in early September when under the able guidance of Mr. I. A. Rosen, the staff began preparation for the 1964 yearbook. The theme for this year's book was the various times in school life, including a time to learn, a time to compete, a time to relax, and a time to graduate. Aided by Assistant Editor, Maryanne Pentiak, Lancer Edi- tor, Jane Tipps had a huge responsibil- ity resting on her shoulders. Her job, to supervise all phases of the publication, required countless hours of after school work and a good deal of patience. Every part of school life is very im- portant and this year's staff worked very hard to mold the Various activities into one unique and interesting year- book. Two individuals who deserve the thanks of the entire student body are Assistant Lancer Editor Maryanne Pentiak and Lancer Editor Jane Tipps. 88