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

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What was the funniest blooper that you caught the cast making? PS It was hilarious when Matt tvertson asked Todd Petersen a question and Todd replied, Well, if 1 knew my line I'd tell you! -Tina Henslev '87 r 1 — Tisha Tuller dropped the coffee lid into the coffee cup and tried to take it out so inconspicuously, but ended up laughing. --SteDh Owen '88 UK n When Allison Dillion got a little carried away hitting Dan Williams too hard. -Krista Bashaw '89 Allison Dillon, Gretchen Bemis, Tisha Tuller, and Penny Blackman in Everybody's Secret fill their time gossiping Brian Wilson assists Miss Kenda Brown in taping the dress rehearsal. Once Around The Block shows Matt Evert son, Philip, comparing his legs to that of a woman's while Todd Petersen, Jimmy, observes Comzdi One-Acts in cJ zvitw

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ACTORS BEWARE- Cast members seemed to readily agree that participating in the one-act plays was rewarding and a lot of fun. But the performers had to be prepared for unwritten scripts. Five student-directed plays instead of the usual three were presented on February 10 in conjunction with a dinner theatre. The dinner and performance were hosted by the Drama Club and FHA. Miss Barb Vogel, drama advisor, commented, The dinner theatre was successful, but I wish we had had a larger turnout. She felt the audience enjoyed the plays. The Taming of The Shrew competed in a district contest at Ogallala where it received a third-place rating. Everybody's Secret was student-directed by LaTisha Tuller, Once Around The Block, by Matt Evertson; Steve Yung directed Personal Effects; and When Shakespeare's Ladies Meet, by Eric Nielson. Our cast did a good job, despite there not being much rehearsal. We had fun putting it on, commented Matt Evertson. Steve Yung, playing loe. makes a play for Kelli Spires, playing Frances, in Once Around The Block Kirby Fell, playing Kevin, asks Eileen, Penny Blackman, if she cares for a seat in Personal Effects. Cindy lanicek and Tisha Tuller prep themselves for the last minute makeover m One-Acts dorntdu in £ jUux

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Frank Calise and Todd Wilke hang the lamps used for the dance. Prom attendants Cindy Janicek, Troy Walker, Tina Hensley, and Matt Evertson, dance together during the royalty dance 11CK IS Jenny Evertson, Anita Forsling, and Ioann Carlson pass out admission tickets for the dance Prom Queen Shannon Buresh and Prom King Alan Felton wait anxiously for the royalty dance to start Prom icjftt (D« 'Joum fufai i ui Prom was the most exciting? The banquet and dance were very exciting, but the post prom party was great. Mike Loy '88 n 1 really enjoyed the dance a lot, but the post prom party was O.K. too. Nancy Hargreaves '87 n The best part of Prom was the post prom party set up by the parents. There was SO much to do! Dan Burke '87