Kinkaid High School - Kinkaidian Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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f if? - if NANCY LOU HUNT Honor lies in honesl Zoilf, GARRETT HAMILL 4'Life is not so short but that there' is always time enough for courtesy, The Mustangs of Southern Methodist University have claimed our senior class vice president for his coming years at college work in geology. During his thirteen years at Kinkoid from kindergarten through high school, Garrett has always been a leader, serving as president of the freshman class and participating in the music appreciation, science, and athletic clubs. His work on the advertising staff of the Kinkaidian proved invaluable, as did his entering into the school activities with genuine enthusiasm. li' will indeed seem strange not to see Garrett piloting his new cars down the street when the doors of Kinkaid are opened once more. Nancy Lou has been at Kinkaid for three years. She has gained a reputation as one of the more diligent seniors, being interested in anything to do with art or science. She has added much to the science classes she has attended during her years at Kinkaid. Nancy is also interested in sports, she played on the girls' basketball team when a sophomore. Out- side of class Nancy is interested in people, books of all kinds, and odd hats. Next year she will be at Stanford where she will maior in chemistry.

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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

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Q 4 927' 'fsfstffwf VVv'v 1 If - X XX , S si. ies 1 v ea t Q Y ' X 4, xxx I 4, .1 i f if Q .S .Q ,. ., 'AX 5 . xc ff, :1:s-5-sas:-.wt ,:r.5s::: 's wp:-. QXQXQX ids 5. HECTOR JANSE Q90-B L'Time has fallen asleep in the lazy afternoon sunshine. Handsome, happy-go-lucky, Hector entered Kinkaid in the third grade and has gained a reputation as an athlete, having played football, baseball, and basketball. Hector is also known for his captivating smile and unique, but winning personality. Among his likes are girls, sports, and parties. His dislikes include homework and loud people. His demands of life are not great, he doesn't care whether people under- stand him if they clon't try to change him, and no one would. Hector has been interested in the athletic and music apprecia- MSW I tion clubs during his high school years, a further example of his well-rounded personality. .:,,, Clara came to Kinkaid four years ago and since then has added much to the record of her class. She was president the last hall of her freshman year and the first half of her soph- omore year, and she won a scholarship pin during her junior year for scholastic achievement. This year, she has spent her time working in the music appreciation club, and s for college boards. tudying CLARA JUDGE Oh ' , to be ln love, I am none the less human