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

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Harriers Find Foes Mighty Good Cross country, one of the more rigorous sports, pushes athletes to improve their running time in each competition. The highlight of the girls season was participating in State at Kearney where they placed 6th, competing with 25 complete teams and 125 runners in Class B. Gale Mueller finished 11th, Missy McCombs 40th, Stephanie Meyer 45th, and Jennifer Masada 55th. Wendy Wolforth was unable to run in District and State meets due to a knee injury. All of these girls will return next season. Coach George Haun had a rebuilding year for the boys and they did gain much experience for this season's competition. Highlighting their season was placing 5th at the District meet which was held in Kimball. Cross country runners, whether they win or lose, gain confidence and pride in themselves and maintain a physical stamina which is an asset to them in other athletic ventures. A) BOYS CROSS COUNTRY: Front Row—Ramon Garcia, Cary Buresh, Jeff Allwin. Kelan (anicek. John Chiesa: Second Row-Matt Heaton. Dan Franklin; Back Row—Scott Meyer. B) The expression on Scott Meyers face shows the dedication he has given to cross country for the past four years. C) Determined to finish the race, Dan Franklin, rounds the comer. Boys Cross Country Varsity MEET PLACE Gering Invitational 7th Morrill Invitational 6th Alliance Invitational 7th Torrington Invitational 5th Western Conference 5th Kimball Invitational 7th District 5th B C 24 Cross Country

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Show Choir Adds Class to KCHS Crimson Cream: Front Row—Christy Bateman, Heron McGee, Trena |ensen, Kirk Evertson. Jill Hilkemeier. Cary Buresh. Jenny Masada. Tom O’Brien. Stacy Evelyn. Matt Heaton. Gale Mueller, Tom Feemster. Richa McGee; Back Row—Mike Maginnis, Brenda Barrett, Darrell Snyder. Christi Carmichael, Jeff Talbott. Ellen Johnson. Scott Schadegg. Sandy Elrod. Scott Zeilinger. Stacy Lockwood. John Soto. Karen DeFreece. Crimson Cream— krim’ zn krem n. A group of talented chorus students who sing and dance for other’s enjoyment. B) Stacy Evelyn and Matt Heaton appear to be having a good time as they perform at the rest home. CJ Crimson and Cream wouldn’t be complete without accompanists Lesia Johnson and Richa McGee |not pictured). C Jazzman , Ocapella and Let the Sunshine In were just a few of the selections that helped the Crimson Cream brighten the day for the audiences they sang for. In addition to the pleasure of participating. they learned how to get along with others and have a good time. Many hours were spent preparing for the District Music Contest in Scottsbluff and the Expressions Concert, a spring performance. Many local groups requested these performers as their entertainment on special occassions. Each one of these 26 entertainers put forth alot of effort to add a little class to KCHS. Crimson Cream 23

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A) Missy McCombs edges past a bring Wen- Ceorge Maun; Back Row W dy Wolforth B) ('.ale Mueller strives to im- Jennifer Masada. Stephanie prove her time to the finish line. C) GIRLS Mueller and Missy McCombs CROSS COUNTRY: Front Row-Coach Cross country— kro sken’ tre n. Sport where participants proceed over the countryside as across fields and through woods, striving for the fastest possible time. j Girls Cross Country Varsity | Meet Place 3 Gering Invitational 1st 1 Morrill Invitational 2nd 3 Alliance Invitational 4th 1 Torrington Invitational 2nd I Western Conference inc. team 3 Kimball Invitational 3rd 3 District 2nd 3 State 6th