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

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c Bars of soap are bought by the dozen as students prepare to watch fellow classmates battle in the first soap scrimmages. While this is going on. Haun’s Harriers are learning to dodge golf balls as they run every day in preparation for the long runs ahead. Though sports might dominate the first months, clubs and organizations are back into view after the “long summer. The Pep Club begins planning the Homecoming dance and Thespians perfect their speaking voices. But everything is not perfect. Disagreements can occur, but unity and camaraderie will once again prevail as seniors discover new ways to orientate frosh the best way they know how to. . . quickly. D A) Mrs. Morehouse rests from making unwashable marks on peoples' hands to chow down on popcorn. B) Entertaining assemblies allow us to get away from monotonous school days. C) Our marching band is around at all football games to assist the cheerleaders in arousing spirit. D) Typical sophomore spirit is shown by Sharon Cederburg and Shawm Schmoldt. E) Tired volleyball players and hoarse Pep Club members join in Satisfied after another victory. Fall Activites 19

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TENSE HASSLES DAMPEN STUDENT SPIRITS A) The thought of more yearbook picture orders totally thrills Kay Peterson. B) Rosie McDowall enjoys herself immensely at a FHA function. C) Student brutality comes out in the open as Mr. Strasheim was caught directing Rob Snyder to class. D) Tracy Hendrickson and Dale Moore reigned over Homecoming as queen and king. Attendants were Sue Bauer. Kay Peterson. Kerry Bohac. and Jim Childress. E) Mark Shields finds that you start at the bottom to become a gourmet chef. E 18 Fall Images

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THAT MAGICAL FEELING PREVAILS AS A) Lon Dowd performs her danng twirling antics throughout the chilliest of football games. B) Mr. Pahl knows what’s going on and with his “flexible” chair he doesn’t move too far to keep his eyes on the latest. C) “Yeah, we’re fnends.” Jody Simms and Sue Bauer prepare to leave for All-State. D) Dan Schnell tells Jim Kinmson exactly what he thinks and Penni Novotny supervises in the play in the “Harvey.” E) Angie Jamcek shows that it is possible to do two things a once eating and talking isn’t hard.