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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R A N D A K E R R Happy am I, from care I'm free. Why aren'Z they all contented like me? , f 2: MILDRED KATER tthe bay is worth a rnonlh in town. One clay a kaid's Mildred Kater, or Kat, as her nickname goes, is Kin contribution to the music world. Her beautiful voice has been the talk of the school since such performances as those on Talent Night and the senior dance. Mildred, however, is interested in other things as well. She is an avid boat en- thusiast and spends most of her summer vacation at the bay. She is known around Kinkaid for these interests and for her sincerity and pleasing personality. Next year Mildred will ' td voice. attend Baylor where she will s u y CGI' Three years ago a young lady entered Kinkaid to end herself to everyone with a charming smile and an infectuous ' uessed, Ronda Kerr was that gigglep and, as you might have g ' the past three years Randa has been a d young lady. During ' I and art clubs, and has serve member of the dramatic, chora , I tter in 1948. Ronda has entertained her as president of the a h r famous questions which meet English classes always by e ' nse. Because she loves people, Randa IS with uproarlous respo ' l ork, where she is certain of planning a career of socua w the personal magnetism which attracts success, for she has people to her.