Kimball High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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MRS. HELEN FRIZZEL Secretary ruir H Enough cannot he said about the job i that the principalls secretary and her as- ,L df 3 , ,Lo, sistant do. Their work includes such vital , 1 K 1' ' 1 ' if agg ., gs: .7 tasks as recording Grades and hancllinff E' ' -if' U U gal or E, l 1 - 4 V school finances. iiii - ,,' h 7 fl' fi if The I.B.M. operator is constantly run- ' A ' .5,,,, , L nmg dally attendance, prmtmg report Cards' fi l, me 7 f my '7a 'i'i A' and helping to make a more efficient A Wh Y Q V facuu f. ,L E 1 ,.' E y -,,-, efffr: V - If 2 is Eager 'Q fr Q W V 'L 'iv . .. WW MRS, BONNIE GREEN or 4 'E secfefawrs Assistant N N N rl, MRS. BILLIE MOOMAW I.B.M. Operator

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During her first year at Kim- ball, Miss Spruiell has proved to he extremely efficient in carrying out the daily activities of the school. Her friendly manner has made her an asset to the faculty. Because of her hard work and diligent service, Miss Spruiell is admired hy all who know her. N DEAN: Miss Lona Spruiell NURSE: Miss Ethel Goodnight BS., R.N., T.W.U., and Parkland Hospital Although the office of the attendance clerks seems to be in a never-ending state of confusion and mayhem. these efficiency experts manage to keep the attendance records in excellent order. Under the capable hands of Miss Goodnight, the faculty and students are assured of medical care when emergencies arise. ATTENDANCE CLERKS: Mrs. Lott, Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. Creathousc .,..,,-M '53, an 'N'

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Cowsdofw Ffq' 51 , 1 i MRS. CAROLYN HARVLEY M.Ed., T.C.U. Counselor I QQ HL ln planning the future of students, few people are more important than the counselors. Praise of the highest order is due for the fine job they have done. M.A., T.C.U. Counselor MISS ELEANOR JENKINS MRS. JUANITA WILER Counselor's Clerk 27