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

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Mr. Christian and his wife pose for the photographer in their home. DEDICA TION When one has devoted over forty years of his life working in the field of education he deserves recognition. The 1968 Yearbook staff is proud of our principal’s achievement and humbly dedicates the LONG HORN to Mr. Christian. An unusual hobby, tending his beehives, occupies much of Mr. Christian’s spare time.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION........4 SENIORS............17 UNDERCLASSMEN..... ACADEMICS..........45 ACTIVITIES.........57 ATHLETICS.......... 7 TEEN SCENES.......109 INDEX............. JflH IMSb Constructed of brick, concrete, and steel, a high school is only a building, yet it is filled with books, desks, and people--all established for the purpose of learning and understanding, For this high purpose to be successfully attained one more major ingredient is necessary--CARE. The community, school faculty and personnel, and students all must CARE. The community must CARE enough to provide its youth with the opportunity to acquire an education. School faculty and personnel must CARE enough to oversee the administering and presentation of this education. Students must CARE enough to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity and use it to its fullest extent.

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OUR COMMUNITY CARES Serving the community the Board of Education, Alice McMichael--Secretary, Vic Ebel President, Melvin Hensley, Aldon Sobieszczyk, and Ira Blakeslee—Vice-President, meets monthly to determine the policies and plans of our school as they anticipate future progress at KCHS. 4