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

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SCIENCE OPENS DOORS TO NEW UNDERSTANDINGS B KCHS offers a wide variety of Science classes. Students meet requirements by taking Mr. Williams’ or Mr. Bunner’s Earth Science class. Here topics on meteorology, astronomy, and the earth's crust are discussed. Mr. Bunner teaches about human biology and the plant and animal kingdom in Biology to sophomore students. For those people moving along in the Science Department many electives are offered at a higher level. Mr. Meyer teaches many indepth areas including Advanced Biology, Chemistry, Glassblowing, and Photography. Mr. Williams continues his science program with Electronics and Physics. Mr. Pahl rounds out the curriculum with the instruction of Physical Science. (A) Jim Kinnison and Mr Buford Williams prepare to launch a model rocket as part of an Earth Science lab. (B) Dode Garrett begins another glassblowmg protect. (C) Aided by the microscope, Mike Rauert studies various blood samples. 28

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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

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BUILDING UPON A BETTER TOMORROW A B (A) Mr. Chuck Bunner pauses to answer a question posed by a biology student. (B) Mr. Don Meyer lectures on molecular structure to an attentive Chemistry class. (C) Mr. Buford Williams helps Laurie Schadegg with a difficult physics assignment. 29