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

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OF THE X KIND, CREATES ENDLESS • ■ POSSIBILITIES Joy Whartman contemplates how she can get 93 formulas on a 5 inch notecard for semester finals in Senior Math. Stopping a moment to sort out all the functions, Dave Smythe waits for inspiration to hit. Mr. Henkle firmly sets some students straight on the rules of algebra. Breaking away from the usual 2x2 arithmetic, our math teachers try to introduce us to the methods of modern algebra, geometry, and consumer math, learning how to deal with living expenses, buying car insurance and the like. And even though some students consider geometry and senior math ‘'challenging , most just consider it plain confusing . A new teacher, Mr. Randy Henkle, combines efforts with Mr. Larry Pahl, Mr. Dave Bashaw and Mr. George Haun to teach students the wonders of amazing math . Valarie Wynne seems to have a hard time understanding Mr. Henkle's way of figuring grades and she lets him know through facial expressions. Mr. Pahl points to the door as a suggestion to the confused minds looking for an escape from his boggling geometry class. Mathematics 29

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TEDIOUS, YET CHALLENGING ENCOUNTERS, Wendy Powell takes Ihe thought of homework into consideration as she waits for Mr Hauns attention. Who better to ask than the teacher? Mr. Haun comes to the aid of his individually paced students As she intently ponders the question Denise Leminger patiently awaits Mr Henkle. Teamwork gets the job done faster and Amy Schwmdt, Deb Wolforth and Patti Miller help each other out on their math assignments. 28 Mathematics

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SCIENTISTS PASS THROUGH THE DISECTING Lisa Robbins intricately works on her glass project “Darkroom Don Meyer” illustrates how to use a more complicated type of camera. Turtle teasing is one of Mr Runner's more mild antics. To explain specific gravity of certain rocks. Mr. Buford Williams uses a simple approach” for the confused freshmen. 30 Science MJl