Kimball High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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TABLE OF CGNTENTS FRQNTIERS 16 SPGTLIGHT ENDEAVORS 28 PATRQNS INVGLVEMENT 62 REFLECTIGNS EXPLOITS 160 INDEX '

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A NEW BEGINNING . . . As Kimball enters its second quarterlcen- tury, many changes are evident in the school and its annual. Students arrived in August to find that the school day had been lengthened, new disciplinary procedures put into action, candy sales banned, grade point averages revised, and wearing shorts outlawed. The Excalibur reflects these changes with some of e its own. The summer delivery Cinstead of the usual springb isiwfhe most notable. For the first time in 6 years, Co- Editors teamed to put out the 1984AExcalibur, and for the first time ever, one of those editors was a junior. These changes have created a new Justin F. Kimball for 19843 a school that resembles its 1958 beginning in name only. The 1984 Excalibur is one representation of this new beginning, and therefore it is dedicated to past, present, and future Knights whose in- volvements, exploits, and endeavors here spotlight only the frontiers of their own beginnings. 2 Opening Section

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1. 1983 Varsity Cheerleaders perform for the student body. 2. Tonya r Washington examines the camera lens. . 3. Mitchell Uunkyardj Waites -and team- mates share an emotional moment. 4. Kimball coaches await the outcome of a play. 5. Kimball students enjoy the grass. 6. J.V. players take time out to demonstrate a new formation. 74 Diane Valdez waits for C Lunch to end. 2. 4 Opening Section 1.-......