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

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the fare Life MR. ROBERT RILEY He enjoys fishing, hunting, end outdoor activities in general during off-school hours along with the coaching of football and track. During school hours he instructs four sections of American history and one section of American problems. He also sponsors the K-Club. MR. WAYNE CAIN Education is like building a house, it' not how much you have, it's what kind of foundation you build. A quotation of a teacher who instructs American problems and world history. He enjoys leather craft as a hobby and plans to work on his masters during the summer. MR. DON JONES Teaching world geography and boys physical education are his duties during the school year. While after school he coaches the wrestlers and golfers. Summer time is spent working on his masters. MISS DONNA BOCK She teaches girls' physical education and sponsors Pep Club and Girls' Athletic Association. When not teaching she enjoys knitting and camping. During the summer she plans to travel. MR. CHARLES MOREHOUSE The guidance and counseling of the students of KCHS is his responsibility during the school year along with the sponsorship of the Student Council. His hobbies include printing, trains, and collecting old books and typewriters. MR. HARRY McNEES The supervision of the bands in Kimball is his responsibility in and out of school. Even when not teaching he is involved with music, summer band and teaching private lessons. He enjoys record collecting and fishing as hobbies.

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MR. JON PETERSON Direction of the varsity and freshman chorus are his major responsibilities along with the presentation of a musical for the public and sponsorship of the Senior class. When not teaching he enjoys music and athletics. Summer plans include work on his masters. MR. ALLEN PETERSEN As vocational agriculture instructor. Future Farmers of America sponsor and Junior class sponsor he is kept busy throughout the school year. His summer work includes graduate work on his masters. When not teaching he enjoys archery and bowling. MISS SANDRA HATCH Teaching home economics I, II, and III during school time and sponsoring the Future Homemakers of America after school hours are her responsibilities during the school term. When not teaching she enjoys sewing and plans to go to school during the summer. MR. WILLIAM DURHAM Teaching beginning drama and speech and advanced speech, debate, are his duties during the school year and presenting the Junior and Senior class plays and One Acts. He also sponsored the newly organized Thespian Club. Summer work includes work for his Ph.D. MRS. MERCEDA DIETZ The teaching of art I and II is her duty during school. She enjoys oil painting, music and old mgsical instruments as hobbies. In the summer she plans to work at home and travel. MR. WILLIAM RAUERT Coaching Freshman football and basketball as extracurricular activities and instructing industrial arts and drivers' education are his teaching duties. When not teaching he enjoys bee keeping and raising wildlife, while summer work includes furthering his education. Along Thorough of 8

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A willing worker. Secretary Mr . Williams, performed her various duties and proved an able aid to all students. Beth Anderson, not pic., was a great contribution to the office. Mrs. Eastman worked diligently taking care of Injuries, sickness, and supervising hearing and srght tests. Mrs. Vencil, Director of the School Lunch Program, prepared menus, ordered food, and supervised the staff. They Provide Service Harry Wilson and Ben Britthour, KCHS custodians, worked constantly to keep the school in tip-top shape. 10