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

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GETTING IN the holiday spirit, art students pamt the hall windows of the art room with bright colored Christmas scenes so that they look like stained glass. Students Create Art I students intermingled their study of composition, perspective, facial drawings, figure drawings, cartoon drawings, and oil painting with individual crafts and group Christmas projects. Students of Art II worked mostly on individual crafts such as stitchery. wax sculpture, leather and wood carving, oil painting and the study of using copper tooling. Drivers education students learned proper habits and attitudes for young drivers. They also acquired skills in driving an automobile and its proper care. Striving to develop skill, strength, and endurance within students, physical education classes built better attitudes and ideals as well. While accomplishing these objectives, the students were exposed to a variety of activities. Highlights of the boy’s classes were tumbling, gymnastics, and indoor hockey, while the girls tried their hand at such things as Greek folk dances, volleyball, and soccer. Once every other week, both the boys and the girls classes devoted a period to health. In this medical self-help course students learned to splint broken bones, give artificial resuscitation, and some basic medical practices in case of an emergency. GYM STUDENTS watch closely as a student does a pyke hang on the still rings with the aid of Mr. Bel-mear. boys’ physical education teacher. and Accomplish GIRLS PHYSICAL education classes practiced folk dancing in groups in the gymnasium. 21

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Activities 1968-69 Our Year To Remember— Service, Participation, Enjoyment