Kimball High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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MRS. IVY BLAIR M.A., Austin College French, English History MR, RENE ESCOBAR M.M.Ed , North Texas State U. Spanish MISS PEGGY ESTES B.A., University of Texas Spanish li MRS. JANA GREENWAY B.A., University of Texas Latin, English MRS. RUTH HOEFFLER M.A., Southern Methodist Uni- versity ' German, Latin MRS. AURORA MORENO B.A., Southern Methodist Uni- versit)- Spanish 7 ' ' MISS M Good will, better understanding, and cultural attainments are products of foreign language study. With Latin, Spanish, French, and German courses, the interest in other lands and people awakens the student ' s cultural appreciation and en- larges his horizon with respect to a world brought close by modern transportation marvels. Mr. Escobar and his modern aids to teaching Spanish! t Mrs. Grecnway ' s students learn Latin nursery ' rhymes.

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FRjOBLE U£: MR E. M. BARNETT M.A., Texas Technologi- CiU College Civics, Texas History, American History MR. RICHARD BURTON B.S., Sam Houston State Civics, American History From the realms covered, there- fore, pupils become famihar with past civilization and are led to interpret the present and to pre- pare for the future. MR. BOB LEACH B.S., Universit) ' of Texas World Histor) ' , Athletics MR. E. M. CAIN M.A., Southern Metho- dist University World History MR. JOHN CAMPBELL M.A., East Texas State American History, Ath- letics dihd MR. W.P. COX B.S., North Texas State U. World History, Civics MR. MARAN DOGGETT B.S., North Texas State U. American History MR. JACK HITCHCOCK B.S., North Texas State U. World Histor)-. Ath- letics MR. CLEBURNE PRICE B.S., Wheaton College American History ' , Athletics MR. J. L. PRITCHETT MAJOR H. W. WHITE B.A., Southern Methodist M.A.. George Peabody Col- University lege Civics, American History Economics, Militarv- Science 25

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UuSiC Dei;6fop$ To afc . . . f . dtk iM MR. GRADY BARNES M.M.Ed., North Texas State U. Band MISS JOAN BON BY B.S., Abilene Christian Col- lege Orchestra MR. JIM TOMPKINS B.M., North Texas State U. Chorus MISS ENNA FAY ROGERS M. A. .Texas Woman ' s University Art, World History . . .7{iatSu|)pfe ie cfcSf)eftcIi , A Music soothes us, paintings inspire us, and drama thrills us. From these age-old arts it is possible to live more fully, not only by talent developed and by self-expression realized but by enjoyment derived from contemplation. The creative urge finds an outlet, and many students serve others in their activities with the band, orchestra, and chorus, as well as in art and speech. MISS ZELV; ' ANDA HENDRICK M.A., Southern Methodist Uni- ersity Speech, Drama Miss Rogers encourages aspiring young artist