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

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Strikes the Set B The group again teamed up with FHA for the annual dinner theatre. The FHA fixed spaghetti and the Thespians performed “Rehearsal,” “Four on a Heath,” and Deron McGee and Jim Kinnison performed a duet act. This was the last year for seniors Sondra Dillon, Jane Knapp, Jim Kinnison, Tom O’Brien, Mickey Olsen and Jeff Talbott. They were very active during high school. At the end of a busy year, a Thespian initiation was held to induct seven new members, assuring everyone that “the show will go on.” Drama Club 27 1 Drama dra m n. 1. A verse composi-I tion written for or as if for perforin mance by actors. 2. The dramatic act. A) Jane Knapp and Jennifer Masada rehearse for an eerie scene that demands' perfection. B) DRAMA CLUB THESP-IAN SOCIETY MEMBERS: Front Row— Sondra Dillon. Mickey Olsen. Mike Tindall. Mike Maginnis; Second Row-Jane Knapp. Jennifer Masada. Deron McGee. Tom O’Brien; Back Row—Jeff Talbott. Stephanie Meyer, Richa McGee, Chrissy Giorgis. CJ Jim Kinnison finds that making a beard is much faster than growing one.

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Stage Fever Suspense. Drama. Murder. All the ingredients of the mystery play, Rebecca”, were ready, and the only thing left was the cast. Ms. Barb Vogel, drama and Thespian sponsor, held open tryouts and found a perfect group for the play. After weeks of hard work. “Rebecca was performed on October 20. It was a success for all those involved. The district one-act play, “Four on a Heath , featuring Jim Kinnison, Mike Maginnis, Tom O’Brien, and Jeff Talbott, qualified for state and received and excellent. A) Despite a teetering gallows. Jeff Talbott, )im Kinnison and Tom O'Brien did a good job. B) Frith. (Mike Tindall) informs Mr. DeWinter (Jeff Talbott) that dinner is served. C) Mike Maginnis is at home on the stage. D) Mickey Olsen doubles as hairstylist for Stephanie Meyer. C D 26 Drama Club

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English Provides a English covered a large scope of ideas and gave one an ever-expanding range of creative enrichment. From diagramming sentences, or increasing vocabulary, to exercising the mind with the understanding of great literature, KCHS offered it all. Freshmen and sophomores were offered basic English and composition classes with some introduction to literature. Juniors and seniors had more choices. They could have continued to study work in the vocational area; seniors could have reinforced their spelling and vocabulary skills, written a research paper to learn fundamentals of that process, or taken journalism to earn an English credit. Teaching in these areas were Mr. Richard Strasheim, Mr. Steve Gilliland, Miss Kenda Brown and Mrs. Jane Morehouse. Each instructor in his own way strove to bring about a better understanding of the world of words and writing which surround us. c A| Ms. Barbara Vogel is amused at Gary her find the answers. C) Matt Heaton Vincent's literature. B) Karla Christianson is intently hopes for Great Expectations. depending on Mr. Steve Gilliland to help English— ing' glish n. Study of the correct forms of verbal and written grammer in the English language. 28 English Department