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

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Science Students Enjoy Varied Courses MR. BUNNER helps Bert Garcia with an assignment during study time in a biology class. BRENDA BURBACK and Karen Loeffler study rock samples in Mr. Bonner's earth science class. KEVIN McCARVILLE and Mari Lane work with the enlargers in photography class taught by Mr. Meyer. ADVANCED BIOLOGY students listen as Mr. Meyer explains an assignment on human anatomy. DOUG CARMICHAEL completes an assignment for Mr. William's earth science class.

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To Obtain High Standards For K.C.H.S. Many hours are spent in maintaining a high school which is the job of the administration. Mr. Williams, principal, periodically looks in on the classes to observe the progress of students. Members of the board of education meet every month with superintendent of schools, Mr. Max Hensley. All activities of the entire school are scheduled through Mr. Hendrickson, activities director. Mr. Morehouse contributes his time to the counseling of students. A PART OF Mr. Morehouse's job as guidance counselor is to consult with teachers concerning student-teacher problems as well as scheduling. MR. WILLIAMS, principal, listens intently during a meeting of the board of education. MR. HENDRICKSON, athletic director, is caught by the camera busily preparing programs for an up-coming event. PRINCIPAL WILLIAMS takes time to talk to Mr. Meyer during a hectic day of teaching.

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As They Study Their Physical World MR. WILLIAMS takes time between classes to prepare lesson plans. A NEW technique is demonstrated by Mr. Meyer to his glassblowing class. EXPERIMENTS ARE an important and interesting part of science classes. Mr. Meyer explains a chemical experiment to his chemistry classes. SHERLI BELL, Julie Tritt and Trudy Schindler receive help from Mr. Bunner during a biology assignment. Earth science explores the fundamentals of astronomy, minerology, physical and historical geology, oceanography and meteorology. Mr. Bunner and Mr. Williams instruct in this area. Mr. Meyer teaches advanced biology, chemistry, photography and glassblowing. Advanced biology emphasizes human biology, anatomy and physiology. Chemistry deals with the structure, and composition of materials and the changes in composition of these materials. The photography class involves the entire process from taking a picture to developing a print. In glassblowing students learn to manipulate molten glass by using freehand sculpture and blowing techniques. Biology, the study of living things, includes the cell, the plant and animal kingdoms, human biology, genetics and ecology. Biology is taught by Mr. Bunner. A basic introduction to electricity, and an examination of all elements of circuitry are included in electronics, taught by Mr. Williams. He also teaches physics, which covers the units of matter and energy. Mr. Pahl teaches physical science, an examination of the principles and processes in physics, chemistry and earth and space sciences. 11