Kimball High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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-was K Mrs. Colthcrp and Miss Spruiell assist a new student in enrolling. 1 -'v....,. . in-...L Mrs. Coltharp finds that she could use on extra pair of hands! 5 'X l MISS LONA SPRUIELL Baylor, B.A.g S.M.U., M.A Personnel Counselor MRS. BARTHENE PEARCE Secretary If ey l f ' , sill. M i it iis ' ' nf. if N T3-Q .M ., 1' - 5 MRS. DOROTHY MRS. WILMA COLTHARP REAGAN Attendance Clerk Attendance Clerk

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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

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Indifviduality - A Goal for English Teachers How can I apply what I learn in English to my life in the future? Many students asked themselves this ques- tion at one time. English teachers at Kimball found new methods by which they were able to teach not only the basic themes of English, but also its applications to life. Relating different topics in English to present-day life wasn't easy but proved beneficial to most students. It was through this method, students came to know and enioy the study of their English language. New tapes and filmstrips aided the teachers in demon- strating the topics of discussion. K Warily, Mrs. Smith hands Gregory Whitman a hall pass MRS. BETI'YE ALBRIGHT Ark. State, B.S., T.W.U., N.T.S.U., English 7 - 8 MRS. LINDA BRAGG N.T.S.U., B.A., Texas Tech, Mrs. Louis ioins into a class discussion with Dina Haney. English 3 - 6 Mas. MARGARET - cox N.T.S.U.,M.A., 3 f i 'j Baylor, B.B.A., . '- English 3 - 6 A Y MRS. JONELI. HARVEY N.T.S.U., B.A., English 5 - 65 Journalism 'I - 3 Enthusiasm is the key element in Mrs. Morriss' class for Marcy Arnold and Donna Grey 30