Kimball High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Oscar Smith Oscar Smith strove to evoke school spirit in his capacity ot one ot the eight senior cheerleaders. Involved in athletics himself, Oscar played football tor Kimball his sopho- more and junior years and svvam as a sen- ior. Oscar assisted his class as a Senior Steer- ing Committee member, and his peers rec- ognized him by voting him Friendliest senior boy. He also served on the Human Relations Committee, sang vvith the choir and partici- pated inthe Black History Assembly. Roundtable 27

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joyce Sch wenson Joyce Schvvenson led the drama depart- ment as Thespian president as well as being a member of choir and New Tymes. She played in the Kimball stage productions of Marigolds, Dracula and Spoon River and was the student director of the senior play, You Can't Take lt With You. Joyce was the stage manager lor Mame and also helped with the musicals from the stagecraft aspect. ln addition to her accomplishments in the fine arts, Joyce also excelled academically. She was a member of both the National and Spanish National Honor Societies. 26 Roundtable

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Tim Taylor Tim Taylor served Kimball as both EXCA- LIBUFZ editor-in-chief and KNIGHT LIFE publications editor. His responsibilities often demanded long hours of after school time. As a Senior Steering Committee member, Tim also helped with the planning and exec- ution ot senior class activities. He was voted Most Likely to Succeed and played a role in the class play. Tim was one of the LIFE team members and worked with the student council in such a capacity. Scholastically, Tim was a member of the National Honor Society, VVho's Who Among American High School Students and a National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist. 28 Roundtable