Kimball County High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Kimball, NE)

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Notes Staff Strives for Ninth 'STORIES JUST seem to disappear around here! mutter Co-Editors Katherine O'Brien and Charlotte Anderson and their adviser Mrs. Morehouse as they search for a misplaced story needed to complete the next edition of the Notes. HEADLINE EDITOR Judy Nemnich and her two assistants, Margaret Nelson and Coral Castor, stenciled the headlines and cartoons which appeared in the All-American paper. ANOTHER EDITION completed, the Longhorn Notes is delivered to KCHS teachers by Assistant Editors Susan Heidemann and Dean Young.

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Pages Cha enge Longhorn Staff “ONE, TWO. three smile.” a phrase used by Mr. Alvin Duis professional photographer, who took all the individual and several group pictures used in the 69 annual. ARMED WITH cameras and strobes. Assistant Photographers Mark Nachti-gal. Kathy Birdsall. and Mark Stromberg discuss the pictures they plan to take and later develop and print for staff members to use on their pages. Nancy Mortenson. Third Row: Wanda Lukassen, Becky Adams. Debby Bowman. Beth Jones, Susan Medsker. BUSINESS MANAGERS Donna Nelson and Kathy Robinson sold yearbooks and individual pictures as a part of their duty, handling the annual finances. 25

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Consecutive All-American Rating Keeping the student body informed on KCHS events, the Longhorn Notes staff published their All-American paper bi-weekly. After painstakingly tracking down facts and holding necessary interviews, the 39 staff members used their creativity to transform bits of information into interesting stories. With the help of Mrs. Jane Morehouse, their adviser, and Assistant Editors Susan Heide-mann and Dean Young, Co-editors Katherine O’Brien and Charlotte Anderson edited and typed the stories. Then they had to achieve balanced layouts before the stories could be typed on stencils and be printed on the Gestetner. In November Charlotte, Katherine, and Mrs. Morehouse attended the Nebraska High School Press Convention in Lincoln where their paper was awarded Honorable Mention by the Omaha World Herald. SENIOR REPORTERS Larry Trompke, Mike Anderson. Marja Haapaniemi, Randy Knutsen and Fred Morehouse enjoy their last year on the Notes staff. ONCE AGAIN Sports Editor Morry Abshier is late with his column AO’s Alley and must slide it under the door. LONGHORN NOTES REPORTERS—Front Row: Kathy Frederick. Debbie Babl. Mary Moul. Back Row: Linda Birdsall. Barb Allen. Patti Wackel. JoAnn Ebel. Second Reemts. Jmcy Blakeslee. Ed Johnson. Rich Castleberry. Row: Nan Medsker. LeAnne Baird. Bill Howard, Bruce Rick Ohlemeier. Paul Hansen. 27