Kimball High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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FRONT ROW, from left: Barrj- Beall, Terr ' Eades, Bill Stracener. Jimmy Livingston, Carl Deweese, Steve Dunn, Jerry Stinson, Jerr - Pinkston, David England, Nick Athas, Louis Mendez, Rusty Pace, Bill Owens. SECOND ROW: David Rogers, Dana Thornhill, Jimmy Beasley, Randy Harding, Jimmy Gillham, Tom Stratford, Butch Cheairs. John Foster, Jim ' Woods, Alex Bailey, Gary Holman, Sieve Thompson, Kenny Sterling, Burt Terry, Billy Hamilton, Alan Bollman. THIRD RO X ' : Coach Price, Coach Allen, Jack Smith, Marirn Sutton, John Wilkes, David Crabtree, Bill Edmondson, Jimmy Barnette, Al Calvert, Ace ORear, Bill Kinard, Jim Moore, Jon Pelton, Coach Leach. FOURTH ROW: Danny Pitcock, Sid Longest, Bob Boren, John Hurley, Lewis Edieson, Sutton Orenbaum, Craig Severson, Gordon Singleton, Jim Ed Young, Everett McCullough. BACK RO X ' : Jerry Allen, Paul Cardarella, Gary Fagala. John Crews, Jesse Aldridge. B-TEAM SCOREBOARD Kimball Opponents 32 Adamson 26 Br)-an Adams 18 Jefferson 8 22 Grand Prairie 14 Sunset 12 South Oak Cliff 8 12 Woodrow Wilson 6 22 Noith Dallas 8 Hillcrest 6 26 Samuell 14 Livingston foiled in try for score against SOC. 206

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Plunge by GiUett into Spartan line cinches another Kimball first down. KNIGHT UNDERDOGS DUMP CITY CHAMPS, 21-0 In the last game of the 1962 season, Kimball ran the Third-in-State Samuell Spartans off the field, perhaps showing who should be in the state play-offs. The Knights furnished a knock-out punch from the start. The first touchdown came six plays after Cas Irvin recovered a Spartan fumble on the Samuell 23. Halting three drives by Samuell, the Knights began a time-consuming march which took 19 plays to reach the goal line. In the second half, Kimball again halted the foe preceding another long drive. A short pass to Wilson climaxed the effort. Then Ramsey caught Wilson ' s throw and zoomed around left end and across the goal line. Defensive ends Anderson and Irvin sparked the outstanding work of the entire defensive squad. Aggressive Knight line recovers its own fumble. DAVID KENNEDY Letterman 1 205

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FLOVDe wtm 1946-1962 In memory of Floyd, friends of his family have given ten small trophies and a magnificent large one to Kimball High School. Each year until 1973, the Outstanding Athlete will receive the special award, and his name inscribed on the large trophy. As the climax of the ten-year series, the overall trophy will be presented to Mr. and Mrs. Sflnith. May this be a lasting remembrance from those many hearts warmed by his presence.