Kimball High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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A winning personality was Jane Prior's key to acceptance by her fellow classmates. She was rated by her class as the Friendliest Senior girl. Jane was further honored by her peers by being nominated for Homecoming princess all three years and by being elected Junior Favorite. Her intelli- gence gained her admittance to the Spanish National Honor Society and to the National Honor Society, of which she was secretary. Jane carried out her class interests by participating in her sophomore, junior and sen- ior steering committees. Jane Prior Round Table 29

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Glinn Whl'fe iff V l 1 -A if 3? . ' ' 1 1. ,V 'V 4 we 1' 1 ,, 1 , ' l 28 Round Table 7, , f There are no better examples of an all-around student as Glinn White. A recognized leader, he was sophomore and senior class president and attended Boys' State. Scholastically, Glinn was a National Honor Society member and listed in Who's Who. In choir, he was a member of the New Tymes and procured major roles in the musicals. Athletically inclined, he played football for Kimball's varsity squad.

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Karen Bridges N Round Table l Striving for perfection in all areas, Karen has been well rewarded for her efforts. As treasurer of the National Honor Society and Spanish National Honor Society member, she was listed in Who's Who. Serving on all three steering committees, Karen received the Bible Credit Award. As a musician, she sang in the concert choir and was pianist for both choir and orchestra. One of Karen's most noted accomplishments was her role in bringing back Kimball's literary magazine, TOWER, of which she was Editor-in-Chief.