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

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L During an assembly. Day Wages, a one-man-band, coaxes Mr. Harry McNees to go Hawaiian. “Macho” volleyball players exhibit their poise in a human pyramid. Longhorn Stampede becomes the perfect theme for Homecoming as it brings the true KCHS cowboy or cowgirl to surface. Spots, Early Snow BJlLJULIJfG jffjr Breaking Away 7

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Breaking Away from the old routine” of summer days brought the average student to the doors of KCHS. For the seniors it was excitement, but for the freshmen it was the long halls and tall upperclassmen. The first back to school day went by quickly and with it followed the oodles of homework which the teachers thought would break the students away from their summer excitement. Downslips hurled the students into a whirlwind of make up work and extra credit assignments, but Homecoming stampede and sports’ victories pulled the students out of the blue and sailed them into winter months. 6 Fall Division

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SCHOOL SPIRIT OVERSHADOWS Breaking away from the usual resulted in changes around KCHS. Chaos is the word that describes the first assembly. Students were rushing and looking for their new auditorium seats, and it wasn't unusual to find your parking lot taken in the morning as students just couldn’t seem to get used to assigned stalls. Although not completely pleased, we dealt with changes and continued sailin on through the first months of school. A victorious football team and a state champion volleyball team were the sweetest changes the school experienced. The football team did what the fans thought impossible . . . beat Gering and went on to share a three-way tie for the Western Conference Championship. The girls earned a day off for everyone so we could all make the trip to Kearney. The team went all the way to become the Class B State Volleyball Champions. These students hungrily eye this food, as it is a far cry from our infamous school cafeteria. After school the student center is filled with students who have places to go and people to see. but only till 5 o'clock! 8 Fall Scenes