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KATHRYN VIRGINIA KAPTEINA God has given us tongues that we may say something pleasant to our fellow men. Perannos lTypistJ 35 'Spectator Uypistl 35 Hockey lg library Club 35 Guidance Office 45 Student Librarian I, 25 Senior Play lUsher, Refreshmentsl. Kathy . . . What a bunch of queenl . . . Nasty break. . . . What's play- ing at the drive-in? . . . I didn't see you in Springdale. . . . Oh l.ordil DAVID BURNHAM KELSEY A boy is, of all wild beasts, the most difficult to manage. Choraleers 3, 45 Soccer Uunior Varsityl 1, 45 Track Team Uunior Varsity! 2, 3, Narsityl 45 Rifle Club 2, 3, 45 Junior ,Play QAngier Dukej5 Dance Committee 'I, 2, 3, 45 Telephone Book Committee 3. Water Ski King . . . l'lave you heard the Shelley Burman record? . . . Choongl . . . Gonna come to the soccer game? . . . Dave . . . Are you kidding or what? RUSSELL A. KIMES, JR. Gather ye rose-buds while ye may. Track 25 Chess Club I, 2, lPresidentJ 3, 45 Audio-Visual Squad 3, 45 Ways and Means Committee 35 Fire Drill Commit- tee 1, 2, 3, 45 Social Committee 35 Sen- ior Play fTechnicalJ5 Junior Play fTechni- calJ5 Senior Prom lClean-upl. Russ lotus . . . Magnolia, honey! . . . Sebring '59 . . . Caddy tail lights . . . Packard and those clods! . . . WiIdl . . . Break out the mead. DONN S. KING There was no such stuff in my thoughts. Uransferred from New Trier High School, Winnetka, Illinois, February, 1959.7 Rifle Club 2, 35 Photography Club 45 Ways and Means Committee 35 Senior Play Qlightingl. It's an old Irish name. . . . What did you have? Cornflakes for breakfast. . . . Don't you ever read anything from Freud? 40
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JOHN E. JACKSON, JR. 'He holds the eel of science by the tail. Transferred from Hempstead High School, Hempstead, New York, April, I957.l kmerican Chemical Society Award 37 Columbia Science Honors 4i National 'tonor Society 47 Student Council 'I, 'Social Committeel 47 Junior Play lFoot- nanl7 Senior Play fStage Crewl7 Band Z, 3, 47 Tennis Narsityl 37 Track Uunior larsityi 27 Slide Rule Club 3, 47 Dance iand 3, 47 Ways and Means Committee I. 'You clown! . . . Sin'x -l- 2cos y I ? . . Lucky I3 . . . lt's a dog's lifel . . . 'Man, that swingsl EDWARD MICHAEL JANIS The glory of young men is their strength. Transferred from Fairfield Prep, Fair- leld, Connecticut, September, I957.l raseball I, 4i Basketball 17 Football Iunior Varsityl 3i Narsityl 47 Senior 'lay fI'icketsl7 Golf 4. Mike . . . '54 Merc . . . G.U. produce roy . . . Easy Ed. . . . Step, step and etch it. . . . Clothes . . . Can't handle '. . . . Finesse it. . . . More or less, lost likely a little more than less. WILLIAM A. IRWIN He shall achieve success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much. National Athletic Scholarship Society 3, 47 Class Secretary 3, 47 Basketball I7 Soccer l, 2, Uunior Varsityl 3, Warsity, Captainl 47 Track Uunior Varsityl 2, 37 Intramurals I, 2, 37 Aeronautics Club 27 Handbook Committee 3i Dance Commit- tee I, 2, 37 Junior Play lStage Crew, TicketsJ7 Senior Play lStage Crew, Tic- ketsl. Bill . . . Got a ride home? . . . Flower boy . . . The Bible reading for today . . . . . . Half-back bone of the soccer team. JUDITH LYNN JOHNSON All succeeds with people who are gay and cheerful. Uransferred from Horton Watkins High School, St. Louis, Missouri, September, 1957.1 Courant 3, fEditorl 47 Ways and Means Committee KChairmanJ 37 Basketball Uunior Varsityj I7 Hockey Uunior Var- sityl 37 Intramurals I7' Art Service Club lCo-Chairmanl 37 Pep Club I7 Latin Club I7 Chess Club I7 Junior Play CPro- gram Committee, Co1Chairmanl7 Senlor Play lProgram Committee, Co-Chair- manl7 G. O. Dance Committee 37 Con- cessions Committee 4. Ohh, Mr. Lanel . . . Oh, it's lovelyl . . . But the deadline was yesterdayI . . Saturday at I0:00 . . . Organizer . . . I iust loved Switzerland! . . . Oh, I'm awful. . . . The bikini in the closet. DAVID EDWARD JONES The endearing elegance of female friendship. Courant 47 Soccer Warsityj 3, fTri-Cap- tainl 47 Golf fVarsityl I, 2, lCaptainl 37 Basketball I, Uunior Varsityl 2, War- sityl 3, 47 Baseball Uunior Varsityl 2, 37 Perannos lBusinessl 47 G.O. Store 37 Dance Committee lTicketsl 2, fChalr- manl 37 Junior Play CStage Crewl7 Sen- ior Play lStage ManagerJ7 Ways and Means Committee 27 Squash Club 4. Dave . . . Smile . . . Are you serious or what? . . . Ah, you're breaking my heart. . . . Fury - white convertible.
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WILLIAM W. KINGSBURY Far man is master of his fate. Band 1, 2, 4, Orchestra 3, Track 2, Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Art Service Com- mittee I, Junior Play IReading Commit- teel, Senior Play KReading Committeej. Bill . . . That was a terrible testI . . . But my appendix! . . . Lemon iuice trombone . . . Ham radio fanatic. JANET BOYSTON KINGSLAND What we find the least of in flirtations is love. fTransferred from Edina - Morningside High School, Edina, Minnesota, January, 1958.3 Homecoming Chairman 4, Junior Play fPrompterD, Senior Play IPrompterl, Thespian Club 3, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Dues Committee fCo-Chairmanl 3, Camera Club 2, Ethics Committee Repre- sentative 2, Choralears 'l, 3, 4, Glee Club I, Courant 2, 4, Intramurals I, 3, Tennis 3, 4, Bowling 3, Volleyball 2, Cheerleading 'I, 2. Oh, yahl . . . Always flirting . . . Oh, these underclassmenl . . . Poison Ivy? . . . Peffttl . . . Me? Skip? . . . Guess where I'm going this week- end? LYNNE KNOBEL Love is a beautiful dream. Choraleers 2, 3, 4, Perannos 4, Specta- tor 3, Hockey Uunior Varsity, 3, Tennis Warsityb 3, Intramurals 3, Thespian Club 2, French Club 4, Junior Play Ilucyj, Senior Play IDorotheaJ. It's not that I want to be with boys, it's iust I can't stand so many girls . . . Zyzzlel . . . Have you ever walked through New York with a Chianti bot- tle? . . . Dill pickles sans garlic. MARION KULKA ls she not more than painting can express? Scholastic Art Award IGold Keyl l, Per- annos lArt Staffl 4, Photography Club 2, Junior 4Play CAlIigator Committeei 3, Senior Play ISetsJ. I am not quiet! . . . Fuzzy-Wuzzy was a bear. . . . Arty . . . I sold my horse. . . . Feathers. 41
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