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

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A Season For Joining And Belonging Extra-curricular activities make high school years more rewarding and interesting. Belonging to these groups and activities is important to most students in fulfilling their education. Being accepted and belonging to a group provides valuable learning experiences for all young adults. Learning to get along with others is a major part of anyone's life. If we remember this, extracurricular activities will live on as a most important part of school life. 29

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History Of School Year Recorded Through Lynn Castleberry, editor, is assisted by an experienced staff in planning and producing the 1975 LONGHORN. In September approximately 100 students from Nebraska, Wyoming and Colorado attended the Tri-State Yearbook Seminar. Mr. Bob Gaeta from Newsfoto Yearbooks conducted the seminar, which was sponsored by the KCHS yearbook staff. The 1975 staff includes Steve Benstead and Greg Larson, co-assistant editors; Shelly Sakelaris, layout editor; Steve Benstead, Kim Carroll and Greg Larson, sports editors; Mari Lane, copy editor and Doug Evelyn and Greg Larson, photographers with Steve Benstead as photo editor. The Journalism I class assists the staff as part of their assignment. Mrs. Jane Morehouse, adviser, takes editors and occasionally some senior staff members to the Nebraska High School Press Convention in Lincoln each fall. She also is hostess to a publication's breakfast each spring at which time awards are given. COPYWRITER MARI LANE checks the file for various copy styles. EDITOR LYNN CASTLEBERRY talks with Newsfoto representative, Mr. Bob Gaeta, about a layout for the 1975 LONGHORN. GREG LARSON is caught by the earner- STEVE BENSTEAD, assistant editor, aman working on his yearbook assign- 9ives us one of his hard-working smiles, ment.