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

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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

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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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LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR CULTURE I J Social Studies has the apparent answers to most of today s questions. For students wonder ing “Where am I?”. Mr. Don Candelaria teaches World Geog raphy at KCHS. Mr. Frank Calise with World and American History. and Mr. Hal Butts with American History help to solve the “Who am I?” puzzle. Mr. Butts and his students in Psychology, Modern Problems, and Economics also explore the answers to “Do you know where you’re going to? . The KCHS Social Studies Department provides excellent background for all students, no matter what line of questioning their lives take. (A) Mr. Hal Butts linds his most comlort able lecturing position m h,s American History class (B) Mr Candelaria con verses with a parent at conterences in r?'’ C SC“' Lockwood finds c