Kimball High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Industrial Arts The industrial arts department gave students useful skills in drafting, woodworking and plas- tics. Students often pre- pared for Careers by taking the advanced Courses of drafting. V.,--,rgwk Q V A, Academics 29

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'3'9 1 1' I Q. SP wg VW Q' Emi t X A Mika ll' tg 3? Homemaking Besides the traditional cooking and sewing courses, the home-making department has taken on a new dimension as Con- sumer Education and l-lome Management courses were added to the curriculum. Guest lecturers in the department spoke on contemporary subjects. Students also gained insight into job application procedures through classroom projects. During the third quarter, a student nurse conducted child development classes for Homemaking students once a week for two months. 1- -' , tpiswgag g-1 .fn 1a::.aiei:2fffzz,75-- C - i ' 21? w ilixslzshs PM 1, - ': 'iQsEiEI3 ' 2 . tit:--smttszwefzgzs is -V1 M fran- i r'fssWf 1.r- K ' 28 Academics

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Resources Kimball students had access to a wide variety of resource materials. Besides the library, stu- dents saw films, filmstrips, and worked with audio equipment. Kimball's library is currently under- going a revamping process with plans to soon become a resource center. Plans called for the library to add carols and wire them for private learning centers. swf- 'x t isyi,yi,i XA 1 I' ' . W was W l l