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

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WHAT'S HAPPENING What’s happening at KCHS during a typical day? Someone's hiding band music, complaining about a syllabus, listening to the juke box and moving music stands to make up for classes missed. A lot of these things are routine, but they help us make it through the day, and love life a little more. 7

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(A) Rich Biggs dives into an apple pie at the FHA pie eating contest. (B) After a misfortunate fall, Tim Wackel is aided by concerned fans. (C) Doug Lange and Amy Schwmdt enjoy themselves under the noon sun. (D) Victory soared as Angie Janicek and Nora Heeg accepted the 1st place basketball trophy. 6

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YEAR OPENS AS STUDENTS ARE GREETED (A) The FFA entered a float In the Farm er's Day Parade which won second prize. (B) The football studs get a fun-loving joke played on them at a pep rally. (C) Homecoming Royalty was crowned and presented with gifts at the Mitchell foot ball game. Fall is an exciting time every year, and the fall of 1977 was no exception. Football and volleyball got their usual enthusiastic support, and the Cross-Country team had an outstanding season both locally and at state. Homecoming festivities were slightly marred when a wind caused the cancellation of the bonfire, but spirits were revived by a victorious football game. KCHS welcomed two foreign exchange students. The AFS member, Vicki Brand came from New Zealand and the Rotary sponsored Rob Van Dorssen from the Netherlands. Everyone connected with KCHS thoroughly enjoyed living the fall of 1977, and learning while they lived. 8