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

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Cooks And Maintenance Crew Serve KCHS KCHS CAFETERIA staff Mrs. Bokelman, Mrs. Hiltibrand, Mrs. lunch students each day with friendly smiles and nutritious food Strasheim, Mrs. Luther. Mrs. Tomich, and Mrs. Kuhlman greet prepared and served to please one and all. ONE OF Mrs. Ruth Vencills' many jobs as school lunch supervisor is selling lunch tickets before school begins. MRS. LARABELL Wilson empties a waste basket as one of the many routine duties as a maintenance engineer in KCHS. MAINTENANCE ENGINEER Auturo Miranda does many paint AFTER THE school day Mr Darrel Frank cleans a class room jobs as well as the yard work for the Kimball County High School. as a part of his maintenance engineer duties 29

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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

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Work-study students were involved in a curriculum which allowed them to study in school and to work at a job within the city of Kimball during part of each school day. The instructional part of the program was done by Mr. Morehouse. Students were taught the importance of attitude toward work as well as the various career opportunities available to them. An important part of the work-study program was the visitation made to each student's place of employment by Mr. Rose. Thus the student had an opportunity to demonstrate his employment responsibilities. MR. MOREHOUSE instructs David White and Randy Bohac before they begin the Gatby Aptitude Test taken by work-study students. Work—Study Attracts Many Students JULIE BALTES is busily engaged m her LEONARD EPPERSON listens intently while Mr. Morehouse points out to him some on-the-job assignment of the aptitudes which are important for a work-study student to know. 30