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

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Is Main Concern Of Administrative Staff MR. EBEL and Mr Blakeslee take a moment to chat before they begin a routine board of education meeting. SECRETARY, MRS. Alice McMichael. president; Mr. Vic Ebel. and vice-president, Mr. Ira Blakeslee take care of official business. MEMBERS OF the board of education include Mrs. Alice once a month to conduct the business involved m maintaining McMichael, Mr. Wayne Robbins, Mr. Ira Blakeslee, Mr. Vic the school system. Evel, and Mr. Al Sobieszczyk assemble in the conference room 27

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Top Quality Education For Each Student Members of the board of education include Mr. Ira Blakeslee, Mr. Vic Ebel, Mrs. Alice McMichael, Mr. Wayne Robbins, and Mr. Aldon Sobiezczk. The voters of Kimball County elect their board of education, and the board's responsibility is to manage the school so that each student receives the best in educational experiences. Keeping abreast of the many trends and changes in education is a challenging assignment for Mr. Max Hensley, superintendent. He spends much time overseeing the progress of the school year. Active in Rotary, he is also an enthusiastic sportsman. Principal, Mr. Jerrold Rose, completed his first year on the administration staff. His energy and efficiency has kept life in KCHS moving at an accelerated pace. Mr. Charles Morehouse, guidance counselor, administers all tests, counsels students, and keeps juniors and seniors informed concerning their future education following graduation. Service as president of the local Lions Club and as president of Nebraska Psychologists keeps him involved in civic and professional affairs. MR. JERROLD Rose, principal, chats in the student center with two senior girls, a daily procedure he practices. MR. MAX Hensley completed his ninth year as superintendent of the schools in the city of Kimball. MR. CHARLES Morehouse checks some material to be used with the work-study students, a part of his counseling duties. 26

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Secretaries Aid Administrators And Students Friendly, helpful, and efficient would best describe the school personnel. Almost any time of the day you could find Mrs. Marlene Walker, Mrs. Marilyn Hedin, or Mrs. Marge Carroll giving of their busy time to assist a student. And when anyone wasn't feeling well, Mrs. Eastman was ready to care for her patients. Mrs. Vencill and her cafeteria staff greeted students each noon with nourishing, tasty lunches. And no matter what time of day or night, Mr. Darrell Frank, Mrs. Laurabell Wilson, or Mr. Auturo Miranda were available to come to anyone's aid while they busily kept our school in excellent appearance. These people deserve a lot of credit for helping to keep KCHS operating smoothly. KEEPING THE guidance office running smoothly was the duty of Mrs. Carroll. “GOOD MORNING, high school I This was Mrs. Hedin's familiar telephone greeting. SUPT. HENSLEY'S secretary, Mrs. Walker, always found time to help others at school. MRS. EASTMAN, school nurse, busily writes down important medical facts in student's health records at KCHS. 28