Kimball High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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0' Mrs. Wiler keeps the counselors entertained. S w--.ra 1, N . Counselorfs Work Load Doubles Work in the counselor's office has never been easy, and this year was no exception. The Dallas Independent School District went on a new program called Tex-Pac. This plan called for hand-written schedules and report cards. Making these sched- ules for over 2,000 students was a iob that began in July. Al- though the counselors had to work doubly hard, they felt that the long range effects of the plan will be beneficial. Another new addition to the counseling staff this year was Mrs. Gloria Perry. She came to Kimball from South Oak Cliff High School, ready to aid and advise Kimball students. James Craig receives assistance from Mrs. Perry. ,f f f Q. 3. .ii C iv sw 1 asa e S . stars-r f A 2 1 . K 1 4,qx,'g , . , . Y M O 6 6 6.1 9 H f'f'f:'5' ' ' MISS BARBARA MISS JOAN MISS LULA MRS. GLORIA MRS. Wll.MA MRS. JUANITA CARRELL MCSHAN MULLINS PERRY HARDIN WILER N.T.S.U., B.B.A.7 T.C.U., B.A.5 E.T.S.U., B.A.5 Spelmon College, Cqungelor Clerk E.T.s.u., l..S.U.5 M.Ed.p Counselor S.M.U., M.E. U.T., M.A.i E.T.S.U., B.A.y Clerk N.T.S.U., Counselor Counselor M.A., Counselor. 27

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DLfferent Jobs Equally Demanding Assistants under the principal in any school have difficult, de- manding iobs. Kimball was fortunate to have three fine men in that position. Mr. John Thornton served Kimball a third year as Assistant Principal. Mr. Paul Stafford, Student Advisor, and Mr. Clyde Stokes, Administrative Intern, were new to Kimball this year. Mr. Stafford came to us from South Oak Cliff, where he had taught since 1968. Mr. Stokes formerly taught at Pearl C. Anderson. All three men were former coaches. As far as relations at Kimball were concerned, all agreed communications should be improved. However, they were quite optimistic about student cooperation. They felt that Kimball was a great school with an atmosphere conducive to a good educa- tion. 3 Mr. Stokes becomes acquainted with Janice Malone. 26 E 2 f f ! Mr. Thornton keeps a watchful eye on pep assemblies. Mr. Stafford and Donna Nowell discuss the S.O.C. pep assembly

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Office Staff Keeps Kimball Running Srnoothly Fall of 1971 saw the office staff deluged with work. The new Tex-Pac scheduling sys- tem caused many headaches. There were many students with either confused sched- ules, or no schedules at all! Sometimes, the ladies hands paper But storm, felt that they must have twenty pairs of in order to keep up with all of the work. miraculously, the staff weathered the as always. Under the capable leader- ship of Miss Spruiell, seven wonderful ladies acted as the hub of Kimball. .-.gg Mrs. Green knows the meaning of working your fingers to the bone ! 28 us Mrs. Gatewood works hard to keep the attendance records straight, I Mrs. Pearce seems to think that the checks diminish faster than the bills. gm flax if 'T MRS. BONNIE GREEN MRS. KATHERINE Secretary CRAWFORD Attendance Clerk . ff 1 Q FK-.J Mage, X 1 I' . ' ffl! Q 1 , s ., AM. L, , MRS. MARY GATEWOOD Attendance Clerk