Kimball High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Rou ndtable Chris Arrington Chris Arrington's interests and responsi- bilities pervaded into almost every realm of student involvement at Kimball with special emphasis in the fine arts and senior class. As a member of the choir and New Tymes, Chris added his talent to Camelot and Mame, also helping vvith scenery con- struction in stagecraft. He served in a lead- ership capacity as choir social chairman and art club treasurer. Chris' activity in the senior class included not only being on the Senior Steering Com- mittee, but also Style Show Coordinator and SOS board member. The class voted Chris Friendliest senior boy runner up. In addition to these responsibilities, Chris was the National Honor Society treasurer and a varsity track team captain. Chris' contribution to Kimball is readily apparent, though the list ot his credits and responsibilities could continue. 18 Roundtable

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The Dedicatee Mr. Richard Bryan For the hours of devoted service that he has given to Kimball- For the time and concern he has expended towards the furtherment of the fine arts at Kimball- For what he means to Kimball- We dedicate the 1975 Excalibur to Mr. Richard Bryan,

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Melissa Cummings Beginning in the Fleur-de-Lis as a sopho- more, then in Troubs as a junior, Melissa Cummings entered her senior year as one ot the eight varsity cheerleaders. She dis- played her enthusiasm for Kimball during not only games and assemblies but also oft the field as an SOS member. lvlellssa's popularity with her class was obvious tor she was chosen Homecoming princess both her junior and senior year and elected Best-All-Around senior girl. The faculty thought highly enough ot lvlel- issa to select her as a member ot the National Honor Society, balancing her extra-curricular activity with scholastic achievement. Roundtable 19