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

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TEACHES CREATIVITY AND SELF-EXPRESSION B C D (A) Rich Biggs appears lost somewhere between Heaven and Chaos while discussing the epic ‘ Paradise Lost . (B) Mr Strasheim uses a yardstick to keep his class attentive while lecturing. (C) Mrs. Morehouse reacts favorably to a per formance of one of her speech students. (D) Mr Marsh and his freshman students review vocabulary words for one of his mammoth tests 25

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ENGLISH OFFERS A VARIETY OF COURSES Grammar. It can make your head spin. But grammar is made easier in KCHS by our English teachers. And that’s not all they do. Mr. Richard Strasheim teaches several short courses involving literature, and he mixes literature with grammar, punctuation, and vocabulary in English 10. Mr. Mike Marsh teaches the same basic things with his own twist, and the addition of more English composition instead of literature in his English 9 classes. Mr. Steve Gilliland specializes in literature, both English and American. Philosophy and the effect of man’s social development of his spirit are the basis for Mr. G's classes. He also teaches some grammar. Speech has gained more interest lately under the guidance of Mrs. Jane Morehouse and Mr. Marsh, and they have overseen the production of some very good plays in the past few years. In addition to their speech and grammar classes, Mrs. Morehouse teaches Journalism I, and Publications and sponsors the school newspaper. The yearbook is sponsored by Ms. Cathy Shaw. (A) Mr Marsh asks a freshman student how to spell a word he is having difficulty with. (B) Mr Gilliland prays that he gets his point across to his students. i □ U b 24

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(A) Feet barely reaching the floor. Mr. Candelaria discusses the size of the Roman Empire. (B) American History teacher, Mr Calise, smirks at the test scores of one of his students. (C) Mr Butts uses sign language to make himself perfectly clear C 26