Kimball High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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- r ? ' MR. DALE ADAMS B.S., North Texas State U. English MRS. JULIA AHLFINGER MRS. LLUl A bLRiNhV B.A., Southern Methodist Uni- M.A., North Texas State U. versity English English MR. RUSSELL L. COBBS B.S., Stephen F. Austin State College Engh ' sh agfesli SWy itfeu aS v :yieSSto i MISS STELLA CONNELL M.A.. Baylor University English MRS. MARGARET COX M.A., North Texas State U. English Mr. Cobbs super ises a composition class MISS ELAINE JOHNSTON B.S., Memphis State U. English MRS. AUDREY LOVEGREN B.A., Southern Methodist English, Journalism MR. SHAMU ' S MEHAFFIE B.A., North Texas State U. English MRS. CHERYL ANN RENICK B.A., North Texas State U. English I

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T jOtd ms iMo KdUm Today ' s teachers are molders of tomorrow, spending long hours in and out of the classroom to prepare pupils for a vast and complicated world. Teachers in action pre- pare students for participation in the school of life. Mr. Pritchett and students dis- cuss current events in a History 7 class.

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MISS JUDITH SCHULZ B.S., North Texas State U. English, Debate MISS D ' LINDA SHILLINGBURG B.A., Southern Methodist Uni- versity Engh ' sh MISS CARMA STARR B.S.E., Arkansas State Teach- ers College English i IRS. MARY ROSS ZAPFFE B.S., Southern Methodist Uni- versity English OMji fuSfJi tfiS CaMO x) % Classes in English enrich the students ' background with the funda- mentals of grammar, composition, and literature. Convincing pupils that the skillful use of language is achieved through study and practice and improving their ability to think and to communicate their ideas is the major concern of the English Department. The bulletin board engages the interest of Miss Sliillingburg ' s Class.