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

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K.iivn Danielson Mark Dillon Greg Dinges Justin Evertson Senior 23

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Ch.int.iani Abayaratna Manoah lioulard Bonnie Aikens Christy Bateman Robert Brown Seniors Relish Newfound Freedom What lies ahead? College? Vocational School? Work? Travel? These are questions that every senior had to answer. Differences between grade levels were distinct. From the first day of school seniors strutted confidently to classes as underclassmen searched frantically for the right room. The senior class as upperclassmen had the duty to lead with maturity. They set examples by showing spirit and leadership qualities. As seniors found themselves faced with numerous decisions preparing them for adulthood, this gap widened further. The senior year was not only a time for an end, but it was a time for beginnings. Students seemed to divide and go their separate ways after graduation, however they will always remember their experiences in high school. What lies ahead no one can tell, but through the decisions success and self-fullfillment can be accomplished. rummy Brunstetter Linda Buckle 22 Senior

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Questions Leave an Array Viewpoint Do you think that alcohol and drugs are a problem with our high school students? Brenda Harden: I think that alcohol and drugs are a problem in just about any school wherever you go. But some schools, like ours are trying to help the students by doing something about it. Karen Danielson: Yes, I think alcohol and drugs are a problem. But it isn't just at school, it starts in the home from parent's bad habits. Peer pressure is another factor in the drinking. Mike Weber It is hard to say because I don't run around very much. From what I hear and see at school, students sometimes take up a collection for a kegger or talk about a party. If one person uses drugs and alcohol it should be considered a problem. Trisha Haun: I feel that there is a problem with alcohol and drugs in our school because I feel that even if only a few use them there is a problem. Wendy Wolforth: I think if drugs or alcohol affect even one person it is a problem. It is sad to think that a person is destroying their lives and bodies with drugs or alcohol. I Jim Gilmore DeAnna Goranson Annette Greenwood Tammy Grimm Brenda Harden 24 Senior