Kimball High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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MRS. NfARV ARNWINE B.A., East Texas State Biology MR. G. K HIMPHREYS B.S.. University of Tennessee Physics MR. HAMILTOiX JONES B S.. Xorth Texas State U. Biology MUS.V MR. PAUL LOFTIN M.S., East Texas State Biology MRS. MARGARET MILKE B.S., Texas Woman ' s Un versity Chemistry Throuch the use of modern teaching devices and well- etjuipped laboratories, Kimball ' s science students are keeping pace. In biology is developed an understanding of living organisms. Laws and principles governing inanimate objects are emphasized in physics. Chemistry provides knowledge of the composition and properties of all substances and the changes they undergo. Science has a continuing effect on everyone ' s life as new developments, new discoveries and new inventions make life easier. MR. ROY MUIRHEAD B.S., East Texas State Biology MR TOMMY PALKO B.A.. Pan-American College Chemistr) ' , Biology MR. GERARD SOLOMON B.S.. North Texas State U. Biology 28

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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

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MRS. VINNIE LEAH CHENAULT MRS. MADGE P. DILLON MRS. BETTY GANNAWAY Libraries have been called lifelong universities. Hence, the high school library furnishes a means of increasing knowl- edge, a chance open to anyone who wishes to add to his supply of information. Enjoyment of reading, plus the use of source materials, makes the library a center of interest. Study halls, too, function in connection with the school pro- gram, giving pupils time to prepare assignments and to as- similate completely the topics they are to remember. MRS. ORELYA KLINE MRS. CLEO LAWSON MISS AUDREY PATTON M.L.S., Texas Woman ' s Univer- sity Librarian