Kimball High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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EN f' 4- , .naw ylin Hicks find that Chemistry equations are easier MRS. LAURA LILJESTRAND Temple U., B.A,, S.M.U., M.S.f Biology, Adv. Bio. of a M 5 v' 45.45 We 1 4? ,, . M -i if MISS MARGARET KUTZER T.W.U., B.A., Physics Field trips added fo Science curriculum Field trips and lectures proved to be a success with the Biology department as they launched a new after school studies program. ln cooperation with the Museum of Natural History, sci- ence students attended lectures that correlated with academic studies. Advanced Biology and Chemistry students found themselves working harder as the new curriculum included more involved and extensive research proiects and experiments. we s es S , , S ' '54 ,.'i YS f fa v I N I j .gig -. g gi . as , 1 l 'B I MRS. MARGARET MR. ROBERT MILKE HEADRICK T.W,U., B.A., U.T., B.S., E.T.S.U., Chemistry, Adv. M.Ed., Chemistry l-2 Chem. PUVYS Of the MlCV05C0Pe is 'lie 70PlC of Tim Waskom aids Mr. Washington in a demonstration to the class. iscussion in Mr. Rombach's class.

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ls v Mrs. Watson gives a stimulating lecture. Debra Brodhead, Elaine Baker, to solve with the help of Mrs. Mr. Headrick explains difficult problems on a test. ff vm MRS. LERA PYLANT MR. BOB ROMBACH Roanoke College, N.T.S.U., B.S.f B.S.p Biology l-2 Biology l-2 .,,,, W, ' MRS. ROSE MR. HORACE 28 giigziillegel BISJ Ricky Wright demonstrates the principle of the gyroscope with the help of Miss Kutzer. Biology College, B.S.g Biology l-2

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Language department enrollment drops Decreased enrollment was the maior issue in the Language Depart- ment. Teachers were surprised to find few students continuing in a foreign language after two years of study. Teachers sought the interest of stu- dents by allowing them to read maga- zines published in foreign countries. New textbooks were used in many French, German, and Spanish classes. Former Kimball student Miss Anne Tims, returned to teach Latin and Eng- lish. She also sponsored the Latin Club, of which she had served as president while attending Kimball. Mrs. Aurora Moreno taught a com- munity course in Spanish at Mountain View College, besides her classes at Kimball. lk 'W r W ,M We lf A.- , A! xs- Q ,,,...f 'fsl' ' ,, 1 ,W M ,,, ' MJ. '- 4 My ' -,,-, E ' - ' H., ,,,, 3 .AIiI:v,v:..l, . I . ,,,,,,,, W I I Tape recordings in French make Mrs. Blair's classes more interesting. if zigsits Mrs. Hoeffler watches as Alan Bernabo and Richard McCallum prepare the proiector. 737. MRS. IVY BLAIR MRS. BETTY HILL MRS. RUTH MRS. AURORA MRS. IDA RIBBIK MISS ANNE TIMS MISS CYNTHIA Austin College B.A., Prairie View College, HOEFFLER MORENO N.T.S.U., B.A., N.T.S.U., B.A., Latin WEST M.A., French 3-IO B.A., M.A., Spanish S.M.U., B.A,, M,A,, S.M.U., B.A., Spanish 3-4 3-6, English 5-6 Baylor, B.A.g French I-2 German, Latin Spanish 3-IO I-2, English 7-8