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

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Math Students Expand Their Knowledge ASSIGNING NEW lessons is always part of a teacher's procedure, and here Mr. Bashaw is explaining to his students the method they need to follow for the next day’s work. Applied math, general math, and Algebra I students are taught by Mr. Bashaw, who joined the math department this fall. General math includes arithmetic and informal geometry; applied math teaches basic mathematical fundamentals. Concepts of the subject, equation solving, and vocabulary are taught in Algebra I. Mr. Marchant teaches four sections of algebra, and he has one class of physical science. Senior math, advanced algebra, and geometry are classes taught by Mr. Haun. Prerequisites for senior math include geometry and advanced algebra. Students taking senior math study statistics, trigonometry, and introduction to calculus as well as analytical geometry. Algebraic concepts and plane and solid geometry fundamentals are studied by geometry students, who are usually in their sophomore year. Advanced algebra invites students interested in expanding algebraic knowledge. Students have a wide range of math from which to chose a major or minor field. SOPHOMORE GEOMETRY students are involved in going over a recent test. Mr. Haun clarifies mistakes they have made and this aids students in the learning process. VISUAL AIDS seem to help students in remembering what is taught. Mr. Haun takes advantage of the chalk board to explain a problem to his class.

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Exemplifies Qualities Of Leadership MANY EDUCATIONAL issues keep Mr. Max Hensley, superintendent, busily occupied at his desk when he isn't attending meetings. Working as a team, the administration and the board of education spend many hours budgeting money, implementing plans for the school’s program in general, and investigating new concepts and ideas to determine their worth in a local school’s program. Members of the board of education meet monthly with Mr. Hensley, superintendent, in order to conduct the general business and to check on the progress of the current school year. Mr. Rose, principal, strives to promote every educational opportunity available for the students of KCHS. As activities director, he oversees scheduling of games, hiring of game officials, and arranging for transportation for teams and pep club members. Counseling is available to all students by Mr. Morehouse. Upperclassmen can have questions answered concerning their future plans. College entrance exams are administered through the guidance office. NUMEROUS SCHOOL issue require the combined attention guidance counselor Charles Morehouse. Here they seem to be of principal Jerrold Rose, superintendent Max Hensley, and contemplating an important decision. 11

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MATH CLASSES sometimes require a teacher to spend some time lecturing to students before they begin the process of solving problems assigned to them. Students listen attentively as Mr. Merchant is shown explaining a new assignment to one of the Algebra I classes he teaches each day in addition to assistant coaching and other math classes. Library Aids Give Service To School STUDENT LIBRARIANS top to bottom and left to right include Mary Kind, Paul Knicely, Jeff Huggans, Ernesto Bedmar, Rozlyn Miller, Janie Quicke, Marsha Hanway, Debbie Wrangler, Jean Applegarth, Mary Jo Wilson, and Carol Nagel. These students assist Miss Brown with the many duties involved in keeping the library tip-top for the student and faculty use. Selection for this work is made on a volunteer basis, and credit is given them for the semesters they work. MISS BROWN is the high school librarian, and she spends a portion of her time administering the library at the junior high school. 13