Kimball High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Dan Zivney Whether it is an invitation to represent Kimball at the Texas Boys- State, or to attend the nuclear Science Symposium as a Kimball delegate, or to he- the school guest of theillallas and Oak Cliff Rotary Clubs. Dan Zivney is always willing to ac- cept the responsibility of a good student and a fine citizen. Along with thesefobligations, Dan gives a great deal of time and energy to schoolorganiza- - in :,,,, ., ,L M y tions as a member and vice-president of the Future Scientists. S Denis elections to Quill and Scroll and the Na- tional Honor Society rlemonstrate his high scho- lastic ability and respected character. As Editor- in4Cl1iel' of the Excalibur, he flisplays the leader- ship necessary for such a prominent role.

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Christie Ford Accepting the responsibility of youth involve- ment in state and local service projects has moti- vated Christie Ford to do something for others. Her convictions can be clearly cited by the fact that she has served faithfully as the county chairman for the state March of Dimes campaign. Her out- standing service for this worthy organization has been strongly felt and gratefully accepted by thou- sands of handicapped children. Extending her activities within the school, Chris- tie's kindly personality and beauty yield to instant friendship with all people with which she comes in contact. Chosen the November Student of the Month, Christie has also been honored with mem- bership in the National Honor Society.