Kimball High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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r Mrs. Wiler assists an interested caller. MISS BARBARA CARRELL N.T.S.U., s.s.A., Mfd., Counselor MISS PEGGY O'NEAL Texas Tech, B.S.5 N.T.S.U., M.S., Counselor MRS. JUANITA WILER E.T.S.U., L.S.U., Clerk MRS. WILMA HARDIN Counselor Clerk MISS JOAN McSHAN T.C.U., B.A., S.M.U., M.E. N.T.S.U., Counselor MISS LULA MULLINS E.T.S.U., BA., U.T., MA., Counselor C ounseloriv Stajj' What is your problem? This was a frequent question the student was confronted with upon entering the counselor's office this year. Con- cerning themselves with social as well as aca- demic problems, the counselors helped iuniors and seniors select the courses that would best prepare them for college, while advising con- fused sophomores. Serving the school in another way, Miss McShan sponsored the Troubadears for ten years and for the I97O-7I year sponsored the Student Council. Miss O'Neal served as a Driv- er's Education Coordinator. f-5 W , ,,,, Counseling requires the hard work of Mrs. Hardin. . ' Mig ti -Wifi Miss Carrell enioys her iob as counselor.

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V Before coming to Kimball in l969, Mr. Thornton had heard that Kimball was a . cold, irunfriendly school. Howevery now that he has served as Kimballslassistant principal- for two years, Mr. !Thornton is more -impressed by the friendly atmo- sphere of Kimball than by anything, else. Mrl Thornton held several goals for the post year. He has tried Hstoemake it as smooth a year as possible: Q .lan atmo- sphere in which teachers can teach and students can learn. , He has strived to stimulate4Kimball Istitdents to continue their excellent showings in allactivitiesg To help realchithis gloal,!Mrl Thorntbnfserveid i sassvanr advisorrto the Student:CoiuncilQff s f'?'Hard to put into wordsf' thafsylhdw l Thorntonsclescribed the. differences men the two years hefhos servedat Kim- bdll.fThe l'97O-'l 97l 'student body moved idyhead iinsteddfof' iust planning to move ,.ahead.,Mr. Thornton also noted 'thot the student. body as o whole was more coop- K serotive, ondrseiniors showed more positive leadership. y

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fice Stajjf Has Busiest Year Ever Amidst the ringing phones and pounding typewriters, the office staff carried on their work with a great amount of accuracy. The principal's office kept an accurate account of the finances at Kimball while the presence of each student was checked and recorded daily by the attendance office. Aside from the daily work, a budget was made out for this year, and problems con- cerning scheduling were solved by the office staff. The office staff worked diligently so that our school would run more efficiently. Working in the office keeps Mrs. Crawford's hands full. The office staff is kept busy on the first day of school. MISS LONA SPRUIELL Baylor, B.A.g S.M.U., M.A. i f 'ti ' A i ii s g . , at .... ev' 5 1 if ,SE i' : th is 'lf rs..- f' iii 'fix ,f ' A 1 iili H A lf. if MRS. KATHERINE MRS. MARY MRS' SUE EMERSON CRAWFORD GATEwooD Affendqnce Clerk Clerk Attendance Clerk