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

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Standing in awe, the student body gathered by the roaring fire and chanted cheers, under the direction of the cheerleaders. F erndale-Kimball rivalry was expressed in a graveyard provided by the cheerleaders. ,mei A lonely Ferndale Eagle hangs from the Kimball flagpole, placed there by the Class of 64

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After securing this necessity for the Bonfire, Seniors Kathy Scholle and Andy Crawford add the finishing touches. First Kimball bonfire starts annual tradition. This year on November lst, before the.Kim- ball-Ferndale game, Kimball students gathered to cheer the team at the pre-game bonfire. The Seniors, led by Dave Crosby, had enthusiastic- ally gathered wood, guarded wood, and adver- tised throughout the week in order to make the bonfire a success and an annual tradition. Led by the cheerleaders and the pep band, the students fervently shouted cheers and en- couragement to the team. The successful bonfire developed into a car caravan that followed the team bus to the game. Everyone was satisfied with the events of the evening, although the team was defeated 19-14. A bonfire is easier said than done as these Seniors who labored tirelessly on it for two days can testify.

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