Kinkaid High School - Kinkaidian Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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evf3:,,:N,,i: V f e l.lAN FRANCES FREN A daughter of the gods, diainely tall and most divinely fair. f 7 I W f ff EAN FORSYTH .l '4Remember the years and forget the tears, And youill find contentment each day. f the Jean, during her three years at Kinkaid has been one o most friendly members of our class. Her blue Plymouth con- 'n out the side is a familiar vertible with all the people hang: g ' ' ' Besides running her own bus com- . . 5 sight to all Klnkaidlans. pany she has been a member of the girls athletics, dramatic , music appreciation, and annual clubs. .lean likes anything to do with California and the High Sierras. Her interests are in such fields as modern architecture, sailing, and traveling. Her ' ' E lish. Next year Jean will favorite subiects are clvics and ng h will maior in political science. be at S. M. U. where s e :I ' 4 ix? Z CH The tall, graceful young lady who has add ' Lillian French. Lillian's soft, kindergarten is l't of poise. Her class since ' her the treasured qua I y spoken manner gives major scholastic interests are home economics and history and for extra-curricular activities, she loves the hills and mountains of West Texas. Next year she plans to attend the ' M ico, where she will maior in home d University of New ex I to success for she has alrea y economics. She needs no hep ' h' and genuine thoughtfulness QQ ined it by true friends IP ed so much to her

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,,,,2...i , , fyg 1' Q, 3 ff X 5. A S. ss. fl 5 N A N N C O L l. E T T E l'She praclices efficiency of zz flawless kind. Ann Collette is the gran'ma of the senior class, her nick- name has stuck to her throughout her high school days. Ann is another of the original class. She has been here for twelve years, and in that time she has always been a Kinkaid rooter. Her deep voice could always be heard at the football games urging the Falcons on, and she has been a star of the girls' basketball team for four years, getting a letter three times. Ann has also been a leader in her class. She has worked diligently as the chairman of the picture committee this year, and has done an excellent iob. Next year will find her at the University of Texas. Nancy has been at Kinkaid for two years during which time she has made quite a scholastic record for herself. She was awarded the history, the Kinkaid scholarship pin, and the French Teachers Association Award. Nancy came to Houston from El Paso. Naturally, coming from a town that is practically south of the border, she is very interested in Mexico and that country's culture. For the last four summers she has vacalioned there. Next year will find Nancy at the University of Texas where she plans to major in biol . il w ix N . X. isisiil X .qc . ' ' S X x Mcsgc . , fwsis . S , J S . 'fe x Y N tm Q X X X xx Ig, Q ' X M S N X N X N -Mg Q --, X: v x ffl- vm 4' N N A N C Y E A R l. E 'tffhose eyes cannot disguise zhe sw shin' ' eel soul mg through Zhenzf,

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i 1 s W' y . 7 e ' 1. W MIME' MONTE FROST There's a moral to euerythingg If only you can find iff, Mo o the senior class of '50 in the ninth grade. Since that time he has been one of the leaders of our group-as president this year and also as assistant editor of the Falcon. He has always been interested in science, but his activities have taken him into many fields. He has been an active member of the iournalism, dramatic, and annual clubs. Monte is known for his automobiles, since he has attended Kinkaid, his collection of new cars has amazed everyone. Monte is also known for his humor, his pleasant manner, and willingness to help. His academic work rates among the high- est in our class and he has always been in the A bracket. Monte plans to attend an Eastern school next year w will moior in science. nte ioined the ranks f here he he science laboratory has become the second h Gregory, th ' ' ome of Tomm e senior class s offi ' I Y clo scientist. Ever since Kinder- garten at Kinkaid he has enioyed this work in the science field. In 1950 he served as vice president of the science club. Outside of school, hunting has occupied T ' ' he spends ' ommys time, and many of his week d en s at Eagle Lake keeping his marksmanship up to par. The quiet witticisms are usually Tommy's and they have made him o good schoolmate. At Rice he plans to continue his scholastic interet ' ' world of el ' ' s in physics. The ectrncal englneerin ' g will have an outsta d' ber in Tommy G n ing mem- regory. 2 gif! W TOMMY GRE GORY 'tAsl ' ' arge as life and twzce as natural