Kimball High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1959 volume:

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Kimball High School became Dallas's newest and most modern high school. Located at 3606 South Westmoreland, the school plant covers 189, 981 square feet. It is built almost entirely on one level, around two inner courts. Miles and miles of corridors lead to sixty-five academic classrooms, with the library and the study halls serving all. A visual education room, a commercial department, homemaking and science labora- tories, music and hand rooms, two art rooms, and four vocational shops are strategically placed. The auditorium, the cafeteria, an armory, and a physical education department complete with spectator-gymnasium are among the facili- ties provided in this great comprehensive high school. ' Zfarzfcd Ou! of zz Mldcrucss . . x Nl gf ,, gy .,,Q K Q x ,ggi ', 16.4 V i .A ,gf g . Q .- if .. . A 4 .M M .-SMX ' 1 L. ' ...., 1 W fx . 4 4 .4 W9 v A K Ly wg LY' b N. . A X K g . VF T ' i - ' 39 ' 132 V? fx Q iii MJPEHMS Dr. Justin Ford Kimball was one of Texas's most versatile and successful citizens. His list of accomplishments and services to humanity tells a story that would take volumes to picture accurately. Born on a farm near Huntsville, Texas, in 1872, Justin Kimball came from a long line of preachers, teachers, and scholars. As a boy, he could read Hebrew and Creek, and was well-versed in many other subjects. By the time he was twenty-seven, he had received three degrees, Bachelor of Arts from Lebanon College in Louisiana, Master of Arts from Baylor University, and Bachelor of Laws from the University of Michigan. He later was awarded the Doctor of Laws by Baylor University. Dr. Kimball's professional experience was as varied as his educational background. He owned several farms during his lifetime, taught school from the elementary to the college level, was a lawyer, a specialized law clerk, a superintendent of many school districts, including that of Dallas, a vice-president of Baylor University, a leading insurance executive, and an excellent public speaker in wide demand. Some of his main accomplishments include the formation of Blue Cross Hospitalization Plan and the writing of Our Dallas, adopted as the official history of this city. This kindly, scholarly man died in 1956, leaving a brilliant record of accomplishments, a lingering memory in the hearts of all who had known him, and lasting mementos of his historic educational, social, and business advancements for mankind. W '- L ' if ..:l, Kontents ,Administration Haenltgf Hlasses Personalities Hinos Serviee Organizations Sports Activities and Advertising x '49 18 xx 'W ' N QQ A X H4 R X Q Q Szcalibur The students of Justin F. Kimball made history for their high school last fall by selecting the team name of Knights.', We of the yearbook staff wanted a name for the annual, that would best carry out a theme of knighthood. Ideals imbued in the realm of chivalry led us to seek a title relating to a tangible yet symbolic object. Excalibur, King Arthur's magic sword, was the answer. Excalibur was given to Arthur by the Lady of the Lake. As the story goes, Arthur had broken his sword in a duel with an enemy knight, and was saved just in time by Merlin the magician. Merlin took Arthur to a lake deep in the forest, and, as the king gazed thereon, he beheld an arm, clothed in white samite, above the surface of the lake. In the hand was a fair sword that gleamed in the rays of the setting sun. Rowing from the shore, Arthur took Excalibur, and the arm sank back into the water. With the aid of the magic sword, Arthur performed many deeds for the betterment of his kingdom. In keeping a promise, years later Arthur returned Excalibur to the Lady of the Lake. T here likewise I beheld Excalibur ...So this great brand the king Took, and by this will beat his foemen down. -TENNYSON l I N .5 li N Adminisfralivu lsr D Left to right: DON E. MATTHEWS, R. H. McKAY, T. W. BROWNE, DR. W. T. WHITE, DR. FRANK L. WILLIAMS DR. EWELL D. WALKER. Salma! Administration .... . DR. W. T. WHITE Superintendent of Schools . .. Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Administration . ., . ,......., . H R. H. McKAY Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Instruction . . . ..... ..... DR. FRANK L. WILLIAMS Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Personnel . . . .. . . .. ...... DR. EWELL D. WALKER Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Business . , ,.,...... ....., .. T. W. BROWNE Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Special Services . . . DON E. MATTHEWS Salma! lgmrd Left to right: R. B. GILMORE, R. L. DILLARD, JR., VAN M. LAMM, MRS. TRACY B. RUTHERFORD, DR. ED WIN L. RIPPY, DR. W. T. WHITE, FRANKLIN SPAFFORD, MRS. VERNON D. INGRAM, ROUSE HOWELL W. A. BLAIR. , . if Cz ' -A . 'YYY '11 I ,L,Lz, Lmqw, M W 1--w 1, A 3-Fai 19' ,,g,,L1.w45, ' Q qw' 7 Nea. Q. if W :A -' iz, ,,,. :,, , K , H i we ' ,WZ w T ,L -we '-H .f N. . X, , ,QW Q gg ' ffrfsfss - . , fx---a:,y ff ' g , K iw ww .: L F' if Q 3 a f ' x , 1 f f,-1 1 Mr, .- fc .In A ,nf QL: -. 1: --:N 12-N' Qizffxs' - W X?5iE1??f' 'lf ff?'c. ff '55 I A b W lil vii ? 1 5 1 was ., isfzgt. . W., . X 5X7fiiif fu, K X1 :gp , .. X wx W uh -. E'- P? sw? - .L Q51 is .X 5 X i?i55ff if v 53 X , . L To the Students and Staff of Justin F. Kimball High School: School spirit grows in a new high school through the ideals held not only by the principal but also by the students. To set right traditions for those who will claim Kimball as their alma mater in years to come is the worthy goal of us all. It has been our privilege and our responsibility to build tradition and to decide many issues which will bring glory to our high school. We find our academic and activity programs summed up in this, the first school yearbook. You hold in your hand a treasured possession, one which reflects an important milestone in your life. History has been made at Justin F. Kimball during 1958-59. Let us ever uphold the high aims of Knights, striving for victory in every endeavor, building a noble tradition and protecting the high standards attained. That we shall work toward such a goal is my earnest hope. Very sincerely yours, W. P. Durrett, Principal 1 f,b V R. L. TAYLOR, Assistant Principal BETTY CLEMENTS, Counselor CATHERINE VINEYARD, Dean -Q' ibn.. Ifglll 1'! I'iJ'i JEANETTE SHOCKLEY, Attendance Clerk FAY MCMAHAN, Afiendflfwe Clerk HELEN FRIZZEL, Secretary ETHEL GOODNIGHT, Nurse fwwk 1. Wx' Ml frmssy 6' 6,-llgx ,4 ,, .XXX I F 9 ' 2 ef A X , NN' N I X 4 5 R 4 ' Vx XZ 'll If '51, lingo fx 1 X 4 , 1, 4 ' 5 9 IIN? M045 ' M14-' Zzculfy :ak w sh 611+ m x' uf -., ff I , 3.,,2i u i s AM. 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Jernigan, Clyde A. Fincher, M. C. Reynolds. BACK ROW: William H. Starrett, Jefferson O. Day, John Ham, Gustav Oberg, Joe Stephens. lfuuclzrwm and 611 india! Staffs SEATED: Frances Heising, Dorothy Faulkner, Lillian Greer, Vira Goodwin, Myrtle Lusky. Anderson, Stella Davis, Helen Jordan, Helen Thursby, Gertrude Daniels, Loretta Zlogar. STANDING: Sula Anderson, Ruby figxg ,g 1' 54,1 x fs' MV - f -If 1 ,Q W Q A ff ' ,f lil' 3 Y? mf 2 Iffffvffllffi Q -xx K M Ng mkgjllj ll' WN N x fY1f'x 61515555 junior 611155 0Mccrs DEWAYNE LEEDS .......,.. . .... ,...,. P resident MARGARET HICKEY ,...,,7AEEE.......V. Vice-President ANNE HENDERSON ..,.,v..,E, ,..A,.,, S ecretary PAULA CRAFT ,, ......,... 7 .,,,, Treasurer Jeannie Adams Ben Allen Roger Archer J0hnnY Arnold Stephen Ashford Eddie Bachinskas v , I Y: kj, 3l'I'y Ballew B3I'Clay Terry Baftgn JJ ff .,,,, , A nf M4 Y fu 1' 4 f I Jw Ki, 2 ,gil ,- 19. ' 1419-WF ! fxfwf, V , my .fx -gg 'nf 1 .M .N .Q Fsiim QW Q . . g I x ,,,. 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Pete Ainsworth John Aldefer Linda Allen Bobbie Arnold Shirley Atteberry Betty Bailey Shirley Bailey Kathy Bean Anita Benz Kenneth Berry J ack Bidwell Linda Bilhartz ,lim Black Connie Blevins Judy Brandenburg Jake Brewster Victor Brossette Shirley Burnett Robert Campbell Meriden Canada Jimmy Carr Nelda Carr Roger Carroll Sandy Cawthon Mike Chernosky Jacquie Dever Anthony DeWiU Linda Driggars Don Dunston Bucky Eaton Ehner Edney Beverly Feltner Mike Flynn Katherine Gayle .ludy Gilbert James Glass Mike Glover Jane Green Karen Gruenwald Vicki Haas Shirley Christopher Linda Clampitt Eddie Clay Burton Cullom Camelia Culpepper Lee Daniels Pat Day Elma Jean Cook Lynda Coutant David Crossland Charles Halbert Chuck Halsey Gayle Hammond Richard Harp Jack Hart Sue Henderson Eva Nell Hix Suzanne Hoefs Carol Holland Ronnie Holland Jeannie Hunnicut Rosemary Hunter Marcia Hurst Steve Irwin Larry Jackson Pat Jarvis Carl Jaynes Alta Mae Jones Steve Kennedy Bessie King Brenda LaGard Sunny Langston John Lindsey John Livingston Donald Long James Moore Toni Murrell Clarece Myers Anson McGee ,lim McGl0cklin Betty McGraw Robert McKenzie Pat McNeel Sherrill Nelson Richard Nichol Sharon Nicholai Sharon Norman Janice Overgaard Gary Parrish Pat Peck Barbara Lott Jimmie Martin Jo Miller Rudy Lea Miller Sharon Mock Wanda Mann Darlene Mantooth Ann Marr Penny Lunday Pam Mankin Jamie Scales Penny Severns Harold Shipp Mike Shuping Don Smith Gayle Spencer Martha Stogner Janie Suarez Dale Summers Stephanie Taylor Roberta Thomas Gerald Timpa Dwight Totten David Turner Mike Tucker S r X PW 5 Y-111.2-...n X .gg Qi' ,QA.gj,,v Barbara Petti Q9 1' 1 Robert Phillips Sandra Powers Marilyn Quillen , Ruth Rawdon Linda Ray David Raye Billy Reese Roy Richardson Jimmie Rose Bill Russell Susan Sathre Virginia Wages Sonny Waldron Fredda Walker John Wallace Billy Weatherford Donna Webb Louise Welborn Carol West Glenda Williaford Karen Willis Parris Wilkes Ronnie Winn Karen Yarbrough New lfimbuldfcs FRONT, left to right: Billy Holston, Beth McConnell, Penny Todd, Cynthia Fisher, Carolyn Dust, Sandra Bell. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Ellis, Vicki Robinson, Lynne Whiting, Susie Crawford, Barbara Buckner, Carolyn Ellis, Sandra Young, Melba Newman. THIRD ROW: Russell Dillon, Jimmy Havens, Billy Bergstrom, Roy Richie,'Billy Kopp, Ronald Nelson, Jerry Rawlinson, Robert Lindley, Jerry Rolmtree. A . J s ii 3 ix? 3, 2 FRONT ROW, left to right: Penny Brinson, Suzanne Guillory, Joan Blazer, Linda Dodson, Pam Jolley, Carolyn Leverette, Patsy PeaVY, Joanne Sudderth, Anita Lomax. SECOND ROW: Sandra Brown, Charlotte Jones, Barbara Mann, Shirley Wooley, Carrol Corpier, Martha Hopkins, Sharon Huddleston. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Boykin, Pamela DuVal, Jerry Hope, Steve Sherard, Tommy Edmondson, Ray Jennings, Bill Smith, Barry O'Dell, Tommy Russ. FOURTH ROW: Joe Salvador, Ronnie Thomas, Russell Moon, George Tramel, Brady Carson, Terry Mehaffie, Ronald Bybee, Dean Norris. Hzyhflz Grade FRONT ROW, left to right: Judith Sparks, Nona Switala, Nancy Geary, Gloria Hobbs, Sheran Pearce, Carol Page, Vicki Boulter, Gerald Horton, Carol Feltner. SECOND ROW: Janice Hall, Nancy Carr, Gail Byrom, Bobby Bryant, Wayne Streetman, James O'Neal, Dana Swafford, Mary Ashley. THIRD ROW: Stephen Davis, Alan Cox, Ronald Gruenwald, Claudia McGraw, Dianah Patrick, Pat Pritchett, Sandra Coogler, Judy Baughman, Barbara Osborne, Mary Lenox. FOURTH ROW: Bill Dickerson, Jack Keller, Harold Leistidow, Robert Smith, Bo Bemard, Frank Petta, Maury Darden. ILL FRONT ROW, left to right: Ann Moore, Barbara Palumbo, Marlann Dierolf, Lexxie Moore, Rebecca Lowrey, Jean Mays, Barbara Reese, Gelene MCC-raw. SECOND ROW: Louise Elsberg, Jeanny Childress, Cathy Richardson, Linda Jacobs, Rhetta Von Hagel, Dennis Norton, Bob Lackland, Michael Phillips. THIRD ROW: Waltter Malcomb, Gary Porter, James Craig, Alvin Jett, Loren Smith, Mike Reed, Cass Irvin. FOURTH ROW: Dwain Young, J0hn Amsler, Steve Nelson, Larry Bergstrom, Jerry Johnson, Bill Wilson, Romlie Carmack, Phil Alford, David Clark. Hyhfh Grade FRONT ROW, left to right: Evy Ronka, Mary Wheeler, Janie Wright, Rosilyn Harper, Gary Evans, Charles Martin, Laddie Woods. SECOND ROW: Lynna Kay Walker, Della McCullough, Mary Helen Johnson, Marcia Laird, Carroll Starnes, Cecilia Hicks, Jill Day, Janet Ford, Ann Early, LaTicia Zimmerman. THIRD ROW: Henry Peerman, William Gardner, Walter Trewin, David Hejny, Gerald Cox, Larry Mims, Linda Schell, Becky McDaniel, Karen Lundberg. FOURTH ROW: Ray Bramlet, Raymond Townsend, Russell McCombs, Leaman Valentine, Andy Brown, Tim Needham, Bobby Wages, Jack Wyatt, Dick Pafford. 1sfq1ne . -ax.. . FRONT ROW, left to right: Cheryl Phillips, Jeanette Weiner, Judith Scott, Nancy Barron, Ester Brannon, Kirsten Hartley, Ronnie Barnett, Robert Hussong. SECOND ROW: Alfred Barboza, Barry Davis, Patty Crawford, Donna Cundiff, Georgia Bullock, Brenda Dickens, Kathryn Graham, Mary Beth Randle, Janis Elliott. THIRD ROW: Barbara Willis, Bennie Sue Mote, Mark Brarmon, Jerry Malone, Michael Cracraft, James McCullough, Bill Creighton, Bill Hammond, Gary Brown. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Chovinard, Eugene Stephens, Marc Hill, Eddie Smith, Johnny Mann, Barry Walters, Larry Rains, James Mann, Jim Jones. Szyhfh Grade FRONT ROW, left to right: Jeanette Johns, Susan Dougherty, Mary Kate Hill, Carol Hendrickson, Sheila Stovall, Alana Sinclair, Patsy Smith, Mary Marcelano, Helen Scott. SECOND ROW: Mickey Mullican, Pamela Brazzil, Barbara Burr, Patsy Cannaway, Beth Fowler, Cynthia Edwards, Sheryln Henslee, Linda Coogler, Carolyn Owen, Arlene Hight. FOURTH ROW: Mike Stark, Jack Bums, Jack Nelson, Richard Bailey, Tom Bellinger, Joe Jemigan, Leon Sierad, James Duffey, John Carter, Mike Ramsey, Chris Butelman, Stanley Caldwell. FRONT ROW, left to right: Betty Trail, Carol James, Cindy McKiver, Linda Liebert, Margaret Scruggs, Patty Smith, Wanda Knowland, Marlene Anderson. SECOND ROW: Karen Smith, Cynthia Mayes, Melba Sutton, Marlene Webb, Barbara Harris, Karen Munroe, Cheryl Hall, Rachel Stinson, Pam McCormack. THIRD ROW: Dick Berry, Andy Hurley, Beth Morgan, Carolyn Mann, Diana Carsey, Kaye England, Sammy Townsend, Georgia Darrow, Anne Roberson. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Ratcliff, Jim Griffin, Randy Ridgley, Charles Slocum, Dick Doyle, Bobby Bolton. 51yl1fl1 Grads FRONT ROW, left to right: Shirley Hooper, Dawn Dunson, Patsy Sperry, Doris Bone, Barbara Cullefer, Charles Fox. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Wright, Gregory Bow, Gladys Chambers, Iva Tehauno, Barbara Beasley, Leroy Franke. THIRD ROW: Michael Needham, Jesse Morris, Jerry Sanders, Bill Cook, Billy Morris, Mickey DeFord, Bobby Cooper. FOURTH ROW: James Etheridge, David Hamill, Dennis Hill, Donald Gumpert, James Corley, Ronnie Shafer, John Lenheiser. 3 ' HYA-FRONT: Martha Mills, Julia Simmons, Annette Hanis, Patti Atkinson, Suzy Davy, Nancy Dees, Deanna Eagle, Mary Lou Thumiond, Sheila Guirtz. SECOND ROW: Sheron Hunt, Steven Lindsey, Helen Hall, Nancy Flynn, Karen Dombrosky, Karen Haedge, Walter Morosky, Edward Burke. THIRD ROW: Charles Cline, James Smith, Dena Wilson, Kay McCough, Patricia Jones, James Thompson, Martha Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Mike Archer, Sidney Sparks, Clar- ence Eaton, Philip Deihn, Paula Wilson, Craig Walford, Barbara Mann, Jeff Kohr, Donald Sprenger, Joe Brown. Seventh Grade H7B-FRONT: Larry Buss, Ben Christy, Paula Lindsay, Heather MacNamee, Sheila McNeel. SECOND ROW: Joe Ash- lock, Patsy King, Ronald Hand, Sue Jett, Gene Allen, Michael Martin. THIRD ROW: Frances Loyd, Charlene Elliott, Jane Alexander, Sandra Bailey, Dennis Jones. FOURTH ROW: Robert Conley, Gene Snyder, Richard Monroe, Dicky Bates, Jimmy Foster, Larry McDonald. p -1. H7C-FRONT: Randy Grogan, Pete Peterson, Jerry Mullins, Lois Baber, Gloria Darden. SECOND ROW: Mary Suarez, Paula Flory, David Martin, Dennis Howe, Lee Ann Owings. THIRD ROW: Sue Dobiyanski, Karen Kelley, Vicki Brantley, Carolyn Schmidt, Judy Womble, Melva Mantooth. FOURTH ROW: Mike Moody, Tim Bloyed, Raymond Pringle, Ronny Cargile, Bill Bartsch, Mike Dawn, Larry Oakley. . Seventh Grade H7D-FRONT: Danny Severns, Steve Phillips, Ricky Rose, Lynn Jones, Bobby Robbins. SECOND ROW: Bob Capers, Linda Beasley, Barbara Rhodes, Connie Rusk, Elmira Potts, Kay Carrell, Charles Tumer. THIRD ROW: Jodie Wingate, Ricky Paris, Jimmy Smith, Phil Moon, James Hemphill, Jerry Scott, Jack Thompson. Persaualifics fu . ,. Hr 'M A XX 'W' , 5 1 Ng, .1 We gnlw 34,1 1' n Y' I Er, E, 3. , l ,. 1 ' 1 H21 N5 -N W3 : fs' eV ami! f. 1? ti., L? Ur Y.- 'Jl' X .rv ...... 'ey' lv... 5 ei 1 , ,A 1 iff' ab 2 . Jmi 'f ' P ' 1 fm.. ,WE avant Q R Y' W 2 ,L . 5 f ' ff T395 VR 'rfif' ' K .MK 5 g- W K . W .. fi 1- '.,,-,.1:5 . 'H 5 A M 'A ' .f 4 ,-A2159 x 'y if iw, Q . , ' F , S 'Q-:le 'V' 1, A, . mn K :WY M0 I Popular Girl Sandra Hubbard 319 Papulazf Bay ,yay ,Most 1521 GHKUQI4 amztzky 2 Q, ,,,e,,x sf 42431 Wm, an sw W' W -v I vi 'f fx? sw 'I W at ' E. ' sr- i mm, W , . Q Wfiv' K Q , A sz , Q ,g ----f 6 A , W -If Q A5 5 2 ' Q5 ff Ti H +2 iii gjlf' S50 -1: A wfqwif . 5 ff wg Xjplzik gf 1. Wlgfix f 5 gk? A. . X, IAQ at .Q ,Mat 'SVT W S' .yu 5392 f ,JW 4 . K .ww ,V . giqkx, 1 lqr, .LQ 5 A , .z.f 41, V .Q ,, -',',1 ' 'ug-,.. ,n. K mm. L . -.r , 1 5 Q .' ':n' 'U ' X 1 wglm. u .A ' :ff b . 3, A im 52. X 4 5 i279 -:A ga I W, X .ff -7: 'wi , XZ - em wwf, Q is 'i1z23x 1193 .qgfy .56 . v , 2 ,1 if-rv fs' , Zh we ffmmm i ' - ' - 3 Q Best ,411-Arauud Bay ,4r!ic Searcy 'Q nm-Qf W 3 ' i NW' ,,-'Bw : 5 ,S , 'W X Mas! Popular Saplzamm' Girl and Hoy Pa! Cocks Zinn Kar 90 i 5 kfwfm. X NAP- Ljiii N fy Most Ifvpular Sfreshman Girl and Hoy Penny Severna Dewi! C11mc?1' l V Q 751 X M in ,Q . K ,W 5 V Mos! Popular Ezyigdz grade Girl and Kay judy lfauglzman johnny Mann M, QWQW awww is ff - k GEORGE BEAVERS PEGGY BURNS LINDA FRANKS ANN CRAWFORD NORMAN CRUMP iris? . f'l mx.. fx-i 5, k ff f mfmmf 6,7 ,gg iffmw . W-Q S .ffiw Q R+ ,- 1-111 3' g Q av .fy K wg L -, Q, F x . m q L x i A - - . Sf ,E S ksf Q-gf ,kfgxeg . six' . JANIS MARTIN DAVID MOFFAT HAL McKINNEY C-LENNA POWELL JUDY WELLS JAYNE LOFTIN LAURANCE THURMAN MICHAEL DEPEW ALAN ROWE CANDY DE MERCADO Aff K 3 Q' X Q1-Lug: 1 bl: ,Z X I If XR I xx K! ' I 4 1 4 .. L .J L S.f ,,...i X 611165 and Service Orgauizafims l PAT BROWN ANN CRAWFORD JUDY CARR LINDA FRANKS PAULA CRAFT J. CLARK JENKINS Presldent First Vice-President Second Vice-President Secfem,-y.Rep0fgef Treasure, Spgmof Pan American fudmf Qorum of Ccfazs JOYCE THOMPSON C 0-Sponsor Cynthia Barksdale Sandra Batson Anita Benz Victor Brossette Peggy Bums Nancy Capers Don Carrell Pat Chichilla Toni Clark Pat Connell Lynda Coutant Bob Daugherty Bucky Eaton James Eckert Judy Ellis 81 Sv! Khapfcr El Foro Estudiantil del Club Panamericano de Texas el cual es una organization nactional, ha sido creado con el proposito cle establecer mejor entendimiento, buena voluntacl y apreciacion entre Los Estados Unidos y Latino-america. Jimmy Fox Myrna Frye Judy Gilbert Edward Goodman Jane Green Alice Guthrie Judy Handwork David Harp Richard Harp Linda Hays Anne Henderson Nancy Hiloski G wumsav- 1-unfmnsswmzr: I, ,f.- ivs,-m:sasffwu :M Carol Holland Cheryl Hunt Beth lzard Barbara Jones Barbara Leverette Yevonne Loader Patti Lovell Penny Lunday Sharon Malnassy Pam Mankin Judy Mann Janis Martin Marian Mason Marcia Metoskie Barbara Miller Sam Moody k if1f1'f1.:a'i:,f ff:pfw1, ll F f f - 4 Lf if if f R . 5 'ff MA- Y . ,.,. ,min Q 'K E 4' gel' Q R QP Tw' M 1 M.- 1 f . , 5 - A QQ X - N wg. .. V X, is is Q .xi . . : gf X I 1 Q . 5 5'WxA, mc yas fx ? 4. L11 f, BEVERLY BYERS President JO ANN WELLS Vice-President SHARON MALNASSY Secretary-Treasurer DIANN E NOLEN Reporter library Zauncil The Justin F Kimball Llbrary Council is a member of the Texas Teen Age Library Association. Its purpose IS to give student library as lstants opportunities for recognition comparable to those given to students particlpatmg ln other major school 3Ct1V1tlCS, to provide for interchange of ideas, to gain knowledge about service, and t encourage lnterest in librarlanshlp as a profession. AUDREY PATTON, Sponsor MACEL KIMBALL, Library Assistant Donna Atnip Kathy Bean Conley Brimage Beverly Byers Shirley Christopher Sally Creviston Beverly Feltner Suzanne Calloway Bob Green ludy Handwork Sharon Hanson Nancy Harder Sue Henderson Claudia Hopper Elaine Kuettner Sharon Malnassy Dianne Nolen Penny Severns Barbara Summerlin Jo Ann Wells President TOM KER Vice-President SANDY HAYS Secretary PENNY COYN E Treasurer PAT LOCKE C wr sp AL...i'i Sponsor RUTH HOEFFLER j l 4 ' ' A -- - I, R I IQ ' ' Zoramz A W M Eumza l fmnlall ,ll xxulf 4 The members of Corona Eximia, an active chapter of the Junior- Classical League, covenant to hand on the torch of classical civilization in the modern World. We believe an acquaintance of Creek and Roman civilization helps us to understand and appraise the world of today which is indebted to ancient civilization in its governments, laws, literatures, languages, and arts. john Larry Geraldine Linda Karen Beverly Atwood Ballew Barber Bilhartz Brown Byers Rosemary Robert Meriden NHUCY Carol Vicki Cahill Campbell Canada Canada Chemusky Corley Penny Jackie Don Mike Michael Safldfil Coyne Darby Davis Davis Depew Dunlap Mark Linda Suzanne Karen Chuck CHr0lyn Elliott Foote Calloway Gruenwald Halsey 5 I' J Harris Marcia Sandra Roberta Sam Tom Barbara Harris Hays Hunt James Ker Kinney f F. eaa ' yi? 'T . Ifgggiijlf' : .N ' ZLQQE . A - fi W L Sunny Dewayne Billie Wayne J illl Pat Langston Leeds Lewis Leuhner L1IldS9Y Locke Andrea Jim Pa rn Tommy Paul Dianne Martin Martin Matheidas Miller McPherson Nolen Patricia Alan Larry Peggy Ronnie Richards Rowe Schmidt Seagroves Skaggs 4, Ronnie Ronnie Diane Parris Vanzura Ward Watson Wilkes Janet Thornton N 1 X REQ! Quture Jfomemukcrs K mtmuiv F ' S xo' , , 3 5 ' an 1, 3 5 , V - ' llllv , f fl Q A . T. 1 0 Nrw 'lo' WF, ,mfr 1 . CANDY DE MERCADO President CYNTHIA REID First Vice-President JAYNE LOFTIN Second Vice-President MARGARET HICKEY Secretary PAM MATHEIDAS Treasurer , of America The Future Homemalcers of America is the national organization of girls studying homemakmg in high schools of the United States. The motto is 'Toward New Horizons. As a challenge the over-all goal is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. Linda Geraldine Gloria Norma N HIICY Carolyn Carol Bettina Allen Barber Barker Barker Barron Boykin Bramhall Brandenburg Judy Sandra Janice Francis Carroll Patty Sally Cameha Brandenburg Brown Buss Claypool Corpier Crawford Creviston Culpepper Jackie Susan Jill Candy J acquie Brenda Linda Linda Darby Daugherty Dat' D0 Mf?fCad0 l06 Dever Dickens Dion Dodson NWI KX - SHIRLEY HADDOCK Reporter l JENINE PIERCE Historian Y JANET FORD , , Parliamentarian 'V REXINE MCGEE Song Leader SALLY CREVISTON E JANIS ELLIOT ,CQ 5 Pianist X LORETTA SARAH MCKNIGHT .NORTHINGTON Jeanette Margaretta Pam Alta Mae Barbara Charoletle Brenda Mary Johns Johnson Jolley Jones Jones .JOIICS La Card Lamberth I07 Mary Carolyn Linda Jayne Carolyn Wanda Darlene l NWN Levervtle Liebert Loftin Mann Mann Mantootll Mary Pain Cynthia Barbara ,loan lilarvvlallll Matlieidas Mayes Me-cklin Miller I Q Rudy I4-3 lil-nnie Brenda Pam Rexine Cynthia Dolores Nlillvr Nlotm' MUN-' McCormack MCCCQ' Mclver Newlierry liarhgra Carol Patsy ,lenine Mary Uslmrm- Pace Pc-avy Pierce Randle 115' 4 ,im a ,. Ruth Sandra Cynthia ,lerrie Helen Joan ,ludy Ruwmlon Rm-ws Reid Robinson Scott Scott Scott 6 fri ll UI1Y Dorothy Sherry Jeanne Mellma N-wrns Stogner Stovall Suddcrth SUII011 Nona Barbara Joann Connie Thelda Gwen J ulia Switala Taylor Taylor Thomas Thompson Utsey Ward nonnnn nonnoooo Tommie Sue Louise Shirley Betty Mickey Warren Welbom Wilber Williams Wilson , Q 1 Diana Carsey 544' Mo , . X iii, H' '- 2 -2 1 1 3-X33 S.. . WW ,N X F punish zzfiomzl Honor Society iiiiiasiffn J. CLARK JENKINS Sponsor Janis Martin Marian Mason Connie McVey Marie Pitts Susie Raper Barbara Stokes Barbara Thomas Thelda Thompson .lane Warren Sherry Willis Edward Goodman Robert Harper Ann Henderson Cheryl Hunt Beth Izard Kasey J ones Claudia Loftice Judy Mann Judy Carr Ann Crawford Judy Ellis Linda Franks Myrna Frye Allen Goode Melinda Campbell Nancy Capers FRONT: Mar faret Wilson, Helen Spruill, Jackie Darby, Sharon Malnassy, Anita Sallis.. SECOND ROW: Cary Vance, Thomas Rushing, Ev Lynn Little, George Beavers, Tommy Jemigan. THIRD ROW: Roger Fischer, Linda Erwin, Penny Rice, Carol Chemosky, Norman Crump , . . h Harvey Walker. BACK ROW: Jacob Carr, George Lowly, Arthur Keele, .lim Barclay, Wayne Pritchett, Gerald Jo nston. juuier Aehievemenl Junior Achievement is an organization that gives high school students an idea of business operation. It provides experience in keeping records, producing and selling goods or service, paying and receiving wages, and using capital. ln short, it shows how the American system of free enterprise Works. J.A. carries on at nation-wide program, established by business, educational, and civic leaders. There are forty- two companies of Junior Achievement members, made up of young people between the ages of fifteen and nineteen, from high schools in Dallas and Dallas County. lI2 H PATTI LOVELL President GEORGANN RICE Vice-President ANDREA MARTIN Secretary SARA SWANN Chaplain ETHEL GOODNIGHT 9ufurc ,Nurses Brenda Bettina Pat Susie Nelda Donna Bolton Brandenburg Chichilla Crawford Fuller Goodson Sandra Sandra Cheryl Billie Jayne Patti Sherrie Hopkins Hubbard Hunt Lewis Loftin Lovell Luttrell w ill J 1 N J x X Yi - QHAQQQQ1 f X' 4 i , . , is T it Aggggigxsvggj k i . - Qt, V' ' Q S ' ' - 'e -' :ggi V ,Q f . :xii jk . ggvg V . ?v-KWWL Zag -1'-' -iff 11- :if Judy Andrea Judy Dianne Glenna Georgann .l Crrie Mann Martin MUl'PhY Nolen Powell Rice Robinson .M , u:,..-2 T elil , , .V., ,A ,V V Lydi Penny Sara Janet Penny Tommie Sue Carolyn A Ronka Sevems Swann Thomton Todd Warren Wylie Il3 Smior Dram DAVID MOFFAT, President MARILYN McCLAREN, Vice-President KASEY JONES, Sefretary PENNY COYNE, Treasurer X MARGARET HICKEY, Reporter W Sponsor Sponsor Johnny ZELWANDA DORIS Amold HENDRICK CUNNINGHAM TCTTY Brenda Karen PHI Barton Bolton Brown BIOWH Peggy Sandy Pat Linda Penny Ann Bums Cawthon Chichilla Cook Coyne Crawford J am luie Sandra Judy Linda Marcia Linda DQ-Vg-1' Dunlap Franks Harris Hays afics Elulz ,K s JN Sy if ,,, Q? 5952 wxfffi 1 54' if ' is P ,,L,, v .-3, z. ,, ---f yin' -itffvv 4.1- i.I1::tzrt:rt we-3 im- -, ,sew ,sz , - , Q las, M - , fit-:EEEQQWSS LX f W- : i n ca 2 f fi' Margaret SUZHIIIIC Carol Margie Elton Hickey Hoefs Holland Holman Houck Sandra Cheryl Kasey Steve Sandra Hubbard Hunt Jones Kennedy Knowles M1117 Mike Billie Claudia Jayne Ldmberih Lee Lewis Loftice Loflin Janis BHI'bHrH Karen David Judy Marilyn Martin Miller Miller Moffat Murphy Mcclaren Sandra ' I I Nancy Hal Pat Glenna Roger Mr'Clung If f V1 McKenzie McKinney P33011 Powell S6119 vw l.:.. X ,.. e Renate Sara Kris Barbara J anet Sandra Shields Swann Temosky Thomas Thornton Ward X W V S '.-W.-.. 1, Diane Sara J udy Charles J im Judy Watson Wx-ide-meyer Wells Wharton Williams Zapata OUR CONTEST REPRESENTATIVES Penny Coyne, Marilyn McClaren, David Moffat, Hal McKinney, Mike Lee. - 7wwxQ:Qvf ,.mWi:ma1::eN1.2zv.t STEVE BLAKE President MICHAEL DEPEW Vice-President BEVERLY BYERS Secretary JOAN CAILEY Librarian JOHN BYERS Lab Assistant GERARD SOLOMON LEROY MOORE Sponsors 1 'M' Science 61110 Beverly John Michael Sammie Byers Byers Depew Easter I N Akfy i f 1-. -T V. ' g i :,. , k , ,. LL Mike Cracraft, Tony de Arredondo, Mike Jones, Jimmy Johns. Elaine Kuettner Steve Blak . ' x N0 Huh AVAIBAILI Wayne Hooten J fd' , Ne Photo X AVAWAILI Cary Summers 8 Tommy Milyo Duane Thompson JANICE KYLE .l0hnI1Y Sponsor Arnold SUSAN EAGLE, President SANDRA HUBBARD, Vice-President JUDY ELLIS, Secretary BARBARA THOMAS, Treasurer CLAUDIA LOFTICE, Librarian JOHNNY ARNOLD, Program Chairman Ni 'W I . Ji D. Walker Z C . The purpose of the Future Teachers is to learn the opportunities and responsibilities of the teaching profession, to explore our own interests and abilities, and to cultivate in ourselves the qualities es- sential to good teachers. 'EQ-S Margaret Sandra Cheryl Kasey Claudia Hickey Hubbard Hunt J ones Loftice Mary Penny Barbara J anet Penny Quillin Sevems Thomas Thomton Todd Cynthia Sandra Anne Barbara Pegvy Barksdale Batson Brinson Buckner Bums Negra if 'X za i EE. ,Sr , ' if 2,513 V f' . , Q.: ' NHIICY Judy Carol Paula Ann Canada Carr Chernosky Craft Crawford Susan Judy Linda Donna Gayle Eagle Ellis Franks Goodson Hammond Judy Sh81'fY Mmm Moore We're off! Diane Judy Watson Wells Hip DOUGLAS GOLDEN President TOMMY HILOSK1 Vice-President BARBARA THOMAS Secretary JOHN BLACKBURN Treasurer Student Houucil REPRESENTATIVES ALTERNATES JOHN AU-EN - VIRGINIA FITE Sponsor ' ' Sponsor Crvubadears vf I 959 M I k K K, , ,L i. M W. wi mm iv .f.,1 9 si ,ra 1 ,g '71 iff ' 1 ' Q YQ xxx Q X S. ' I :azz ':'i'?2L5ii'l 1 Wx. A , K. ' , ,,.. . fs -gm ggggwiy , K . Mr , get? 237 ' W .3 ix U M..-W, ,gf .K .3 Vg f ,V ,qs if , , Q? ,sf is ,. I Q , f' 'M V ' 'Y '-xri. W mv ff : f-WY Q31 l x xg A 'MG' Q , . b 2 ..- 'Wlf . k Y Band Officers 1 K XJ X-3? I .ga . Tv .1 . Q N f . ,Agn f N Flutes, Clarinets, and Piccolo Trumpets and Horn Saxophones and Bassoon Baritones and Trombones ,.,.: , M37 Basses OFFICERS' COUNCIL BILLY CRIMES, President TOMMY MILYO, Vice-President JUDY PRITCHETT, Secretary ROSEMARY CAHILL, Treasurer JUDY HANDWORK, Reporter HAL McKINNEY, Junior Representative CHUCK EITLE, Sophomore Representative CHUCK HALSEY, Urulerclass Representative MEMBERS Lacrisha Bryant Karen Brown Wayne Burkham Dane Barham Elaine Blomdahl Don Carrell Jimmy Clay Mike Coburn Shirley Christopher Rosemary Cahill Eddie Conley Brad Carson David Denton Anthony DeWitt Jud Early James Eckert Chuck Eitle Joe Erlich Jimmy Elliott John Farmer Koster Jimmy Fox Roger Fischer .Ioan Gailey Arlene Hight Roberta Hunt Chuck Halsey Judy Handwork Neil Hughes Sam James John Kirby John Livingston George Lowry David Martin James Moore Hal McKinney Karen Miller Nancy McKenzie Tommy Milyo Mike McCaghren Don McKay Robert McKenzie I David Moffat Dick Pafford Wayne Pritchett Judy Pritchett Patsy Richards Roy Richie Peggy Seagroves Johnny Shaver Renate Shields Ronnie Skaggs Carlton Sheely Billie Raye Starr Malcolm Strange Janie Suarez Tommy Tisher Don Trees Jimmy Trail Ronnie Winn Ronnie Vanzura Paul Vickrey Billy Crimes 161146 ll Elm 2 ,...,,, , A FRONT ROW, le-ft to right: Sandra Elsht-rg, Beth McConnell, Connie Blevins, Linda Foote, Glenna Powell, Barbara Petri, Lynne Tuttle, Karen l,anute-, lllarwt- Nlys-rs. SECOND HOW: John Alclc-ford, Ivy Butler, Carol Weiser, Sarah Swann, Ellan Smith, Janice Carol Davis, Elizabeth Hlllllllilkf. Carol Clivrlmfky, llarharn Sununerliii. Judy Pritchett, Gayle Spencer, Mary Quillin, Susan Elsberg. THIRD ROW: Elspeth Leisti- kuw, Joann Taylor, llonna Jain:-stm. FOURTH ROW: Paul Harrison, Johnny Amold, David Moffat, Eugene Moore, Jcarold Glass, Glenn Morissett, ,lim lllavli, Ji1llH'S Elslmcrg. Don Brunson, George Lowry. Selva! Khorus 28 . I29 , f,UA.w-an uiwsf,-swim. 1 am nx 5 --,' Mau KENNY SUE MILLS HAL McKINNEY PEGGY BURNS Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Editorial Consultant ....,, ,..L.,,,,,,, J OYCE THOMPSON Art Advisor .,..... L., ,.,. ,.....,, D ORIS CUNNINGHAM Photography ....,,, ,W - ..... GERARD SOLOMON STEPHEN ASHFORD TERRY BARTON PAT BROWN PAT CONNELL Advertising Staff Art Editor Art Staff Advertising Staff ANN CRAWFORD ROBERT HARPER MARGARET HICKEY TOM HILOSKI Feature Editor Classes Advefll-WIS and C111-9595 Sports Editor I30 GEORGE BEAVERS STELLA CONNELL JIM NEWMAN 3145171955 Managef Sponsor Business Sponsor We sincerely hope that this 1959 Excalibur has captured your memories in a certain way that will renew them through the years, and that the activities pictured here will remind you of happy days at Kimball. May the first Excalibur be your treasured possession, the forerunner of many yolumes serving as a Written and pictorial record of school life. THE STAFF JIM HOWELL JEFF KIMBALL PAT LOCKE JANIS MARTIN F11Cu1iy Offige Aggisgang Advertising and Classes Advertising Staff ROBERT PHILLIPS ROSIE RINCON DIANE WATSON CHARLES WHARTON Art Staff Advertising Staff Classes Art Staff I3l E an if V+? Q., FRONT: Claudia Lofticf-, Anne Brinson, Linda Hays, Larry Ernbry, Nancy Capers, Nancy Canada. STANDING: Penny Severns, Candy de Mercado, Judy Ellis, Sheron Stiles, Jerrie Robinson, Barbara Mecklin. Principals 0fHcs Assistants 65106 ,Assistants SEATED: Judy Murphy, Jayne Loftin, Sherry Luttrell, Susie Crawford, Judy Mann, Tommie Sue Warren, Beth Fowler. STANDING: Bettina Brandenburg, Frances Wilson, Clyde-ite Bloyed, Diana Carsey. r1 Q FIRST ROW, left to right: Marian Mason, Anne Roberson, Karen Munroe, Lynda Coutant, Margie Holman, Barbara Stokes, Kay Miller. SECOND ROW: Pat Peck, Sheila Watson, Janet Hair, Judy Brandenburg, Carol Holland, Sandra Hopkins, Pat Jarvis, Carolyn Dust. THIRD ROW: Sharon Mock, Meriden Canada, Karen Cruenwald, Sherry Stovall, Linda Jacohs, Sandy Hays, Glenda Rouse, Sandra Hubbard, Ruth Rawdon, Sherry Willis, Karen Willis, Dianne Nolen. Attendance Offiee ssismmfs Keunseler 's fleleers FRONT: Nancy Colston, Kenny Sue Mills BACK: Barbara Burr, Marilyn Quillin , ,.-,. u , V I33 STANIJING: Pat Patton. Kari-n Yarlmrmigli. Janice Buss. Judy Mann, Candy de Mervado, Gayle Hammond, Suzanne' Hovfs, Ross' mary llnnivr. 5lu'run Stills. Sllilflill Classcnuk. SEATED: Madge' P. Uillnn. Study Hall ,Asszsfanfs FRONT: Nlargzare-t Hickey, Antonetts- Goebel. Cleunda Wright, Patty Davidson, Marcia Hurst, Linda Clampitt. BACK: Linda Hays Sandra Knnwlvs, Ne-Ida Fullvr. Donna Janie-son. Rosie Rincon. Joann Taylor. Sandra Davidson, Arlene Hight, Carolyn Mann, liunnia- Pulluck, G:-nrgia Darrow. Sandy Dunlap. SEATED: Ore-lya Kline, Beth Fowler. 36 A Nw V' FRONT: llill l'ivvrc1-, C. A. Hole-y, Lawrence Thurman, Steve Kennedy, Wayne Hooten. MIDDLE ROW: Tommy Franklin, Dennis Cumllnanson, llob Nliddlcbruoks, John Blackburn, Bill Robb. LAST ROW: John Allen, sponsor, Jim Howell, Michael Depew, Ralph Hugbvs, John Slovum. Prajecfiauisfs Gym Assisfanls l RON'l': ,lumly Canup, Susan Sallira-. Carol Dobiyansky, Judy Owens, Camilla Goodson, Marcia Mc-toskie, Nancy Hiloski. SECOND ROW: Charlntlv Hooper, Helen Spruill. Eva Nell Hicks, Janelle Glisan, Margaret Phillips, Sandy Hays, Connie McVey, Susan Eagle. BACK: Shirley Wilbc-r, Sanzly Mussc-r. Sandra Hines. Margie McVey, 1 Su wr Isaak kaam Assistants Billy Mitchell Jimmy Fox Glenn Morissett los! and 9011114 Left to right: Barbara Levrette, Karen Philpot, Sandra McClung, Barbara Thomas, Reva Needham, Sandra Powers, Janet Thornton, Janis Martin, Jeanie Hunnicut, Virginia Herron. ,National Defense Keele! Keeps HARMON W. WHITE Captain QMC lUSAR l Professor of Milit y S d T t 2 - Q' , ,, -M I U .1 fm -7.2:-122 ' n n, 5 First Platoon Cfvmpauy '24 Second Platoon 3 B ' A . I Qi o n ,, 1 2 COMPANY A Zompany '75 ' N066 Koster Company Commander, GARY COCKERHAM Executive Officer, DON STEVENSON Platoon Leaders, ERNEST HEJNY SAM MOODY First Sergeant, DON McKAY Platoon Sergeanls, CHUCK WINCATE LARRY KENNEDY Jimmy Adkins Pete Ainsworth Dane Barham Paul Bames Charles Bell Kenneth Berry James Bishop Dan Booher Don Brunson Ronald Burns Roger Carroll Mike Cobum Robert Carver Morris Duval Jimmy Elliott William Featherston Sammy Gligros Dennis Goodmanson Billy Crimes Ray Hamill Don Harris Joe Bill Herming Tony Hess David Hester Charles Holhert Ben Himter Steve Irwin Robert Jennings David J ones John Kirby Richard Lane Larry Leath Lane Markham Mike McCaghren George McRoy Leslie Miller Bill Mitchell Richard Nichol Don Oldfield Gary Paisley Marion Payne Larry Peterson Bill Pierce Charles Pritchett Glenn Richards Roy Richardsoh Roger Settle ,- Bob Sivils ' Carlton Sheely Clifford Smith Delton Smith Robert Stidham Gary Summers Duane Thompson J eff Thompson Donald Towely Don Trees Ronnie Ward Ben Allen Larry Ballew Earl Barnes Tommy Bibby David Dickson Burt Durham Bucky Eaton .John Farmer COMPANY B GEORGE BEAVERS DON STAFFORD EDDIE CONLEY JIMMY SMITH GAYLON WILSON David Harp Richard Harp Dennis Hendrickson Richard Hill J immy Howell Jimmy Johns Arthur Keele Guy Money Robert Phillips Mike Stoddard Emmett Summers Tommy Tisher Ronald Towery Arthur Travis Ned Trudnoski Bill Weatherford Skipper Wolfe Kenneth Hughes Jackie Thompson as mn? 3 I? Q sg 3 'YL , A? ME K ,P 1 W .- ' 'v 4 as nh , ix AR, ws- FPS S , ,W A.. .A 4 ? 'Q J M , T? 4 225 3 kv 3 li, if 2 +1 5 1 5 5? f f . Fi 1? 6257 ,J K r 9 1 3 5 fi 1 , f ,, U. . Y, W 3 V 2 fl 0 45 F ? .Q . ws , Ag 5 4' QB 4' .W-if Qs 3, Q 5 R .iw ,z -... 5 - . X M ' x L S .sag fy 12 -' f f Q 14. A: ,. , KA ' J :Plfi:m k3f+ Q3!5b1fQgw+k ' A-Q Q f R l Nw K Q' if , Y J, 1- 33+ . , 442- ' f- E if H. . 3 Class receives bayonet instructions. MILITARY ASSISTANTS Julia Ward, Janice Martin and .x YSL E 1 i R, K Janice Jo Davis First Term I m 1' I ! I I4 I! I A fb .r BDT M EW LH! 1 ULTIQ 7 V I I ll 'IH un' 'll'l'hl u 'IW ,nf hz!! ' ,l 'll 1 1111 Ill U' Will, I 11,1 , If I Ill ' 1 V I' HZ II l ml 'lui fag 4- 1 if om, 41 7 A ' -fl , 4 sf . -V ,bUUU!'u- f-'1 ' LII I 1 ' , P 'N lf ,fl NUI I limi, U hlllipl ffm Y! ll,,',lnfl I :IH l Ulf lin' lllullllff LJ? I4 'flu Athletics Wear i 1 :Q 3 ww V x .ff U I' M3 x f fm' 2' -7' -Q X M 'T IN 'S .f f Y,-L r - Z N, ., ,. 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Kvn litlicrimlgv, Bill Robb, Mark Elliot, Pat Day, Jerry Hinshaw, Douglas liliimw. llmniy NI1-liuy, I,zn'ry lfiiilmry. lllvn Nlnrrisvll. Nluiuigvi' Slvw Irwin. THIRD ROW: ,lim Lindsey, Jim Cullar, Paul Mc'Plierson, Ned 'liililiin-ky. ,lim li1ll't'llly. llLlI'Nl'y' llullivll. Niflnvy flvifr-r. Sh-vm' Stngnvr, Tummy Hiluski, Gary Davis. I48 798 Season Keeume' The first edition of Kimball's Knights found their infant season a rugged one as they played together for the first time. The going was rough from start to finish, but it was profitable for our experience-hungry team. The coaches had a great task as they built a team from boys of unknown caliber. We feel that the experience the Knights have received and the budding spirit here at Kimball will help them as we enter city competition next year. Season Sehedule KIMBALL OPPONENT 20 Castleberry .,v.... ,,,,,,..r,,,,,,, 4 8 0 Samuell B ,,,, 20 6 Richardson ,...,t,,,s,.,, ........ 2 8 26 Bryan Adams B .,,, , ,,,, 24 16 S.0.C. '6B,, ,,,,,,,,........., ,,,,,.. . 26 14 Woodrow Wilson HBH .-,,. 6 6 Thomas Jefferson B 8 6 Crozier Tech Bn .,.,,. ..., . 0 6 Adamson Reserves ,..,. ., .,..,.,. 28 .44 :NYY I X A I iii .4 . 'f tim :JS- 5 1 A gunna! 0' I ,VH A ..,H . . M y JOHN NRO CANIPBELL Hfad fi02ll'll pw. ,f95 'W, N 1 , -y ,mg .Til 3,25,f-5,2 , fqsgfj. 'W Q' V A fm 5 l',W':fF 3-,f'?'fW , H' . ' 3 , f'K',' ' ?:'ffQ f? wg' W W l - , 1 fi., :V ,WNQ2 Q 44-W A' 4 rl vnaclfs job is on the- field. washes I 5 Left to right: James Alford, Dean Roberson, Royce Womble, Jolm HBO Campbell, Cleburne Price, and ,lack Hitchcock. Spirit ,Mauagcrs Left to right: Tommy Jemigan, Mike Davis. and Ronnie Erwin 1.25 WW DOUGLAS GOLDEN 35 JOHN ATWOOD WAYNE LEUBNER Q37 3 -59. L x TOM KER JIM LINDSEY Qi .1 L was 1 ee? 2 'V O K 'Q-:F ki 2 ,UB PAUL , N., 'ills xi! . . , McPHERSON Zrafbal emily me :K 3 K J! if . wx 1 M A MALQK ELLIOTEO E V V A i DOUGLAS MOORE JOE HILL ,Ceffcrmeu TOMMY HILOSKI SIDNEY GEISER MIKE KILLOUCH la BILL ROBB V Ol M . fi? M av' A an.. 4 QQ' QNX' 11 I 'p '9 L 4 1 ' 'I S l i g , JL 4 vs in-fm 1 N 8 KENNETH COLEMAN GARY DAVIS RANDY CARR in , , .,.. ,... . . ., t Killough gains for Kimball. r f , . 'rv' ,gil xx Q. 'XG' it J V . X, XV MERIT SMITH HARVEY ROTHELL ck U16 Squires FRONT ROW: Sidney Sparks, Craig Walford, Mike Archer, Jerry Brown, Loren Smith, Jimmy Thompson, Joe Salvador, Jerry Sanders, and Steve Cline. SECOND: Alan Cox, Richard Paris, Jim Griffin, David Clark, Phil Moon, Terry Mehaffie, Larry Minis, Henry Peerman, and Carl Feltner. THIRD, Barry O'Dell, Ronnie Cargile, Richard Doyle, Johnny Mann. David Hammill, Andy Brown, Bill Dickinson, Bill Wilson, Jimmy Duffy, and Mike Moody. IRE ,o W, ,f w ,... X, i' La,- is 1 I, , 739' 1 g K 5 , ' -5 ,r 2 Jag x 15 nw' r X Q xg 3 .E :QQ if 34 is sw X 40 i I . 'Xxx Dm ig f 4 Q- . A x Ng - fu .ff A agar Scasan Schedule KIMBALL OPPONENT Forney .,....,. Gober .,....,.... Duncanville .,,.,., Lewisville ..... Goher ..........,..,. Duncanville ......... Wilmer-Hutchins Richardson ..,...,.. Lancaster ....... - .... Lewisville .,,..,.,,,, Buckner ..,,.....,...., Thomas Jefferson Buckner ..........,.. Wylie ................. Fort Worth, Poly Gainesville .,.......,s Wilmer-Hutchins Mabank .,,.,,.,.,...., Samuel B ...,l Mesquite B Lancaster ,,..,, Hillcrest Bn ,,,,, North Dallas Bn Saint Mark's .,.,r Wilmer-Hutchins - Saint lVlark's .,... Forney .,.,,,,,r Kaufman ......, Kaufman ,...,..,.l,l. Hillcrest .,,..tt.,.,s. WON 22 LOST 8 IJELBERT WHITAKER LARRY RUN YON l58 RONNIE TRYGSTAD JAMES ALFORD Coach JIM LINDSEY DWIGHT TOTTEN ELLIOT BOYLES JOEL CRACRAFT HARVEY ROTHELL JOHN ATWOOD In I' Lq V011 ROBERT CAMPBELL of -15' Manager . -, EX . UP Ji WAS with NQA Ln RAY KELLY 115' WX Kimi? ll '76 ' Calm FIRST ROW: Ray Kr-lly, Elliott Boyles. Eddie Bc-ll. Joel Cracraft. SECOND ROW: Vardeman, John Atwoml. Manager Rohn-rt Campbm-II. IJICAN ROIXFRSON Coach Rohcrson, Ford Hawkins, Tommy Hilnski, Harvvy Rotlwll, Dwight Totten. 'llnnnly Mmm!! 6 Zfmufz FIRST ROW: Dennis Hill, Larry Buss, J immy Thompson. SECOND ROW: Dick Doyle, Bill Wilson, Andy Brown, Jonny Mann, Jerry Sanders. Johnny Carter, and Coach Royce Womhlc. ROYCE WOMBLE Coach Zrack Kean l RUN'l': Al Nlillvr. Frm-clcly V1-Ntal. Waynv I.l'LllJIlf'I'. Dick Wood. Billy Kopp, Janics Scales, John Linrlsey, Val Puckvtt, Jim Lindley. SECOND ROW: iYl2lIlLllL!1'I' Ji-ff Kulir. Nlunugu-r l'liil llii-lm. Nlikf- Clwrmnsky. llavicl Tumor. Jack Hart. Dwight Totten, Harry Cline. John Slocum. ,le-rry Nlinslu-w. liuy K4-lly. Kvmii-tli lflliriflgv. l,.ui'ry SL'lll11llll. John Blam'klJum. UACK ROW: Cnacli Price. Stcve Blake-, Kvnnvth Colm-man, Bruce Shi:-Iml-. ,lim llullur. l'z1ul xll'lJll l'5llIl. Harwy Hutlivll. Siclnvy C1-isvr. Allvn Rowr. Mvrit Smitli, Jolm Byers, John Atwood, Larry Ruriyon, CIlil4'll lllll'lll'H1'k. I62 1959 CLEBURNE PRICE, Coach JACK HITCHCOCK, Coach '5 -,, nf ? ii Q . - U M X V 4 vi. with sq! ...Q we Ni Wi? 5 5 Zi is . QQ A S5 X N x , 3 s i sf A A ff-Q X' A ,Mis X Mi MILE RELAY TEAM: Allen Rowe, Bruce Shields, Steve Blake, Sidney Ceiser. DISTANCE MEN: David Turner, Allen Rowe, Paul McPherson, Bruce Shields. Jack Hart. HIGH JUMP: John Slocum, Harvey Rothell, Larry Schmidt, Dick Wood. ,mamma Q qv: . K1 wb X , Jo JIM BARCLAY, discus SHOT PUT: Jim Cullar, Ray Kelly, John Atwood. l65 3 ,, .,f. ,- ,Hy I wx S fr.: fa, 3 ff , A- 1 3 Re' ii' W ' gi ! ff xi, i i1 S as S, N , , + xv I, , , 5 ,, af ' gi , 5 E S 57 NX 9 Q' fs 4 , Q x Q 3 RNA Q 3 , fe Q. ..,, ., . .:,V.. ,. , is me wi T,g,f l A J 4 X Nw X X S Ewa 'Q 1 Q? L X fm: -: Ji ,. wk , Q. K , , .,.. l S . ' i N K ,W L ' ' x ' ' Q W f H, ,QQN A , 'iff ' 7 :'1f1:N,, gl , -4 2 'sf , Ni wif: K -554: --,mud M-,S - E W A 1 if f 1 f H -K1 ....k k GW Team Loft In flgfllll fr4'U1'gIQ' Bc-awrs. Bobby Thurmnnd, Joe Erlich. Bryan Moody, Mike- Ulm:-r. Walk-r Nutmull. KEITH COWAND Coach 1571560111 1-.nf NT: lin lit'I'IlLll'tl.1it'llF l','xll'X21llllt'f. lilmrlvs Elliott, Charles Pritclic-tt. Tom K1-r. James Hines, Elliott Boyles, James Craig. BACK: li: ln-il lkimplwll, llill liulrli. tllvnn Nlwifwtt. Mark Elliott. Charlvs Kirtlvy, Larry Gibson. Gary Davis. Miko Davis, Ford Hawkins. Ronnie' Iimll. liuyu- Wmnlulv. Cuucli. 199 K Q Q ig ig 1c HS1 ,EQQXKQ1 f ROYCE WOMBLE DEAN ROBERSON Assistant Coach BILL RUIEB MARK ELLIOTT GARY DAVIS GEORGE ALEXANDER ELLIOTT BOYLES CHARLES KIRTLEY TOM KER GLENN MORISSETT MIKE DAVIS JAMES HINES I X J 6 2lL1,fC'! 4 17 A f -,,.,..an mga LARRY GIBSON CHARLES PRITCHETT CHARLES ELLIOTT FORD HAWKINS BO BERNARD, ROBERT CAMPBELL, JAMES CRAIG RONNIE PRUITT Managers m J Q Activities and Advertising 6' lag, Mr. Uurrvtl auctions the aulographml football roster. NN Xi f 99' Ja!! Q' 'fl V6 W ao' 1 s a . vox Kgs O xxf' J xi 'yfk I76 I . l0,. A7 I. '4' I, ov 1,0 0 Q0 'Wy fb dw Congratulations, Kimballites AHLFINGER'S WATER CORPORATION F DI ery HA I-766I I 7 I 8 GOOD-LATIMER EXPRESSWAY Y i 1 S 1 wt , ., f Q ih 2? lf. 'ei' 5- S' . iv-vii Q 1 J .r-iq' RED BRYAN'S SMOKEHOUSE Barbecue Since I9I0 Sfudenis Always Welcome CARL'S SEWING CENTER Necchi - Elna - Singer Pfaff - Paris - Service AII Makes 9I5 W. JEFFERSON WH 8-9909 CLASSIC BEAUTY SALON Personalized Hair Sfyling 2II Cenfre WH 6-3355 LAVERNE GEORGE Manager Hello, Professor! TOM PERME SERVICE STATION Road Service 'ET , PICI' UP and I I Delivery 3203 S. HAMPTON James clemonsfrafes his hi-fi. T FE I'I223 SIVILS KIESTWOOD 34I9 W. Davis aI' FI. WorI'I1 Cui'-Off FE I-389I Professional Care Is Besf for Hair. 2420 W. KIEST BLVD. FE 9-9506 Open a W Teen-Age Charge Accouni' al' LLOYD'S JEWELERS 207 w. JEFFERSON WH 1.4084 WYNNEWOOD STATE BANK Banking Hours Monday - Thursday 9:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. Friday 9:00 A.M. fo 8:00 P.M. Sa'I'urday, Legal Holiday 255 WYNNEWOOD VILLAGE WH 3-7565 PUCKETI S ROCK-A-BYE SHOP For lnfanfs and Children 539 W. JEFFERSON WH I-0496 One for 'rhe road. Mr. Gasfonl Passing ou? permits, huh? TED HOLLAND WYNNEWOOD INSURANCE 237 WYNNEWOOD VILLAGE WH 8-7301 VETERAN CLEANERS our For Those Who Care Sh Nu Aboui' Their Hair Guards +he Life of Your See Your Cldhes KIESTWOOD BARBERS H45 s. HAMPTON 2426 KIEST 2434 Vflagiooo 908 VERMONT WH 6-9383 George Wrighl' FE 7-9ll3 SOUTHWESTERN BALFOUR COMPANY Supplying Senior Rings Club Pins Commencement Invitations DOWNTOWN SALES OFFICE SANGER BROS. SECOND FLOOR -. I , ,al 1 1 Cash or Terms T We Tracle for p 5 COIFFURES A Y+L 9 fi-X542 BY JAMES lljigfiggrr FUl5l:l:ITlg-553 ,iY,h508-A W. Jefferson WH 2-7242 Complefe Line School Supplies and Books Bibles 'F Supplies 4' Books FRANCES KING BOOK SHOP E. D. KELLER, Manager 929 W. Jefferson WH 8-8665 426 W. Jefferson WH 8-6505 OAK CL'FF CLFANFR5 FASHION Posr CASUALS l52 A. Harris Shopping Cenfer 828-30 W- -leFFe 50f' FR I-8905 Flo Baylof, Paf Bowers WH 2-3l96 ANN OF DALLAS THoMsEN's FURNITURE co Dresses 226 Harris Oalc Cliff Cenfer Regular Sizes and Juniors R. F. lousy THOMSEN FR 1-1675 205 S. ZANGS WH 3-4223 R. O. THORNTON SERVICE STATION aeoo Hier-:WAY 77-SOUTH FR I-3542 Feafuring Humble Proclucfs For Your BeHer Garmenis JAMES HORREL CLEANERS 2004 Wesi' Jefferson WH I-5585 WYNNEWOOD NURSERY Landscaping Our Specialiy Free Esfimaies 324l ZANGS BLVD. AT KIEST FRA 4-594: R. L. qsosy CLARK ELTON Houck HEIGHTS RECORD SHOP Radios ' Record Players and Hi-Fi 3l04 DAWES DRIVE Wesimoreland Heighis Shopping Cenfer FE I -3654 NORMALEE Famous for Coirons Hosiery, Lingerie 32I2 Falls Dr. FE 7-9056 ABBOTT SHOE STORE Shoes 'for +he En'I'ire FamiIy II8 WYNNEWOOD VILLAGE WH 8-3429 Complimenfs of DOUG CONNELL, INC. The Besi' HaircuIs in Town GLENDALE BARBER SHOP 4446 s. MARSALIS FR 4-9052 Boofs Shoes JIMMIE'S FINE SHOE REPAIR Handmade Leafher Goods A Trial Is AII We Aslz. 4328 W. Jefferson BILL STOGNER AGENCY Insurance Real EsI'aIe in Oalr Cliff 2024 FT. WORTH AVENUE WH 6-2I48 TTY Congra'ruIaI'ions, Kimball High EDGEFIELD VARIETY AND HDWE. AHLHNGER3 WATER CORP. I:IrS'I'. I7I8 S. Good-Larimer 2I09 S. Edgefield WH 6-0I2I faffisfybagl Dresses WILLIAMSON PREPARATORY SpOI I'SWeal' Henson Lingerie FOR ESTELLE'S SPECIALTY SHOP 4444 S. MARSALIS Glendale Shopping Cenier ESTELLE GREEN FR 4-7III YOUNG CHILDREN I825 Wes'I' Clarendon WH 6-3846 GEORGIE-ANN SCHOOL OF THE DANCE Ballroom for Teenagers and Sub-Teens 2436 W. KIEST FE 7-2068 WH I-4I8I ROLLINS FOOD 24I4 KIEST BLVD. Choice Mears Fresh VegeI'abIes Fancy Groceries DAIRY MART 2739 s. HAMPTON FE 7-9I9I Open 8 Till 9 A. HARRIS CENTER BARBER SHOP 3II A. HARRIS CENTER WH 6-9470 3ll S. LEWELLYN ST. AARON PAINT AND RENTAL SERVICE Piciure Ari' Framing Supplies Call Us for Experienced Mainfenance Service WI i r an Li ,gf Wx-x 5 if if J? Ni? 45' ,wil-X -737,gf4g5,Qgg' 5. ,-.Tmkf E. g zfgrf ?fsifffs3sz. ' ,If 5 x zvisgggg-,A5f.is,.xx Xgwiiyfg N ,fgggfl ,Iv fg , ,. 'gg wvifllkr Q' '..v,' , x 1 A .3kwX,,f , W ik. A ?-ggi' 1 Q vi: R 'fi-fl-', :Y ff ms??t?Ii:z:5fWf,gi4iF:x 'ff T 4 l .5 -1 Q f , - eg 'ifgjbq X :K-'hgifw L4 ' 'wgm viii? ri! 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You'll get more done with less effort . .your future home will be more convenient, more comfortable. With more time to do the things you really like, you'll get more fun out of living. Your electric servant, 0 -., - i Q, v CHARMODE BEAUTY SHOP FE 7-9347 2306 w. ILLINOIS WEAVER-MILLER CARPETS Fine Coverings for Fine Floors FE 7-4l66 2300 W. ILLINOIS M X6 by N 4 xX R, TOM RUSSELL'S OLD SOUTH FR 1-6566 2456 w. KIEST BLVD HEAD'S SHOES WHELLER TEXACO SERVICE WYNNEWOOD VILLAGE INCORPORATED 2204 Soufh LIeweIIyn Fine FooI' Fashions WH 5-0508 WH Mm STORE NO. I Y JEFFERSON TOWER BARBER SHOP 2639 S' Lancader Six Barbers +o Serve You FR I'0I80 Tom MiIIer Jackie Harris Howard Hall, General Mgr. STORE NO. 2 355 W. Jefferson WH 6-009Q 3I I2 Falls Drive FE I-l703 FERGUSSON SERVICE CENTER 729 WEST ILLINOIS WH I-4622 PRIEST MUSIC 2446 Wesf Kiesi' BIVCI FE 7-7222 DALLAS 33, TEXAS SMITH-GUAL GENE HRANlCKY'S INC. AGENCIES Cl-ISl0m Home Congralulale Builders Kimball I 026 Whilesfone a+ Polk 7820 MILLSTONE FR-I-I386 WYNNEWOOD GLIDDEN Compnmems PAINT CENTER Grumbacher Ari Supplies of Wallpaper Picfure Framing ROWLEY OAK CLIFF THEATRES EVERYTHING TO DECORATE ANYTHING I37 Wynnewood Village Wl'l I-I687 HRANICKY'S BAKERY Fine Bread 6909 Fair Oalt EMI-2774 JIFFY WASH 9643 Laundry and Dry Cleaning 2lI0 S. EDGEFIELD WI1 3-0267 PATTON'S FOCD STORE M eafs-Ice-Foods-Vegelables School Supplies--Nolions CATES PHARMACY Free Delivery Service - No. I No. 2 Barbecuecl clllcliens 2IOI S. -Edgefield Vermonl a+ Ewing W- Jefferson PERMANENT WAY TO BEAUTY WE HAVE THE ANSWER Io Your Tire Troubles E' ,ws - Q A I' Ieaigffl 'Q SUPERIOR LT' TIRE CO. INC. WESTMORELAND gsm 6+ HEIGHTS BEAUTY Oak Cliff S WH 3-7583 UNCONDI-I-IONAL ARLINE MCCRARY ROAD HAZARD ISIS S. BarneH' FE 7-4439 GUARANTEED THE TROPICQUARIUM PRESTON ROYAL, INC. Needed : A Capi' r I ion Ole' INSURANCE 3225 Soufh Hampfon Fufure KimbaIIi'I'e J. 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FAMILY SHOE STORE The Besf in Foo'I'wear 233 Wynnewood Village WH 6-I966 ROTl'l'S RESTAURANT Sea Food-Barbecued Ribs Sfealcs-Fried Chiclcen 260I FI. Worfh Avenue E. W. ROTH MILTON A. ROTH Owner Manager , Enioy Pizza ai' PAPPAS CAFE Sure, They're Delicious! Chili Bean Pie Cheese Pizza l'Ialian Pizza 738 W. Davis FRANK'S 2I ' . 91 9 1 Gs I L. SEE The Beauliful Economy Hicks af MILLER MOBILE HOMES Live and Play Ihe Trailer Way 2500 W. Davis Phone Dallas, Texas FE I-3333 FLCYD'S MOBIL SERVICE I060 W. Camp Wisdom Rd. and Poll: Tires-BaH'eries-Accessories Wheel Balancing FLOYD S. McCULLOU6H FR 5-5838 -gi-3:-ffuuqna M SAWYER'S SHOE STORE Specializing in Shoes for Teenagers and 'Ihe Enfire Family Perfec+ Fif Guaranleed 3III WEST DAVIS WH I-028I Earl CONGRATULATIONS American Eurnifure and a Cordial Invi+a+ion To Kimballifes Who Do No+ Have a Church Home GRACE TEMPLE Q. 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