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

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-£ . ' - Jerry Barker takes time near the end of the day to exercise his horse at the fairgrounds Sophomore Mike Bemis displays his skillful turning technique Matt Haun reels in a bass he caught at the West Lake while ice fishing in early February. In their sparetime, lulie Barrett. Kim Schneider, and Dawn Patterson jazzercise. Sparetime 11

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n,iuc-LcU'iL ATVing Popular ATV's, all terrain vehicles, increased in popularity, not only in Kimball but all over the United States. According to Dirtwheels magazine, around 200,000 ATV's have been sold throughout the United States. Local dealers indicate that mostly three-wheelers have been sold in Kimball. )on Heidemann, who has owned a three-wheeler for 3 years, says, You can't just hop on one and go. You should start off easy and work your way up! With all the new innovations on three-wheelers and odysseys it's making them rather expensive. Three-wheelers usually run around one to two-thousand dollars Odysseys are quite a bit more expensive. They run between sixteen hundred to over eight thousand dollars. One of the newer three-wheelers, the Yamaha YTM225DX Special, has an air-cooled, four-stroke engine with a 5-speed transmission. These three-wheelers are made in lapan. The newer odysseys are the Phantom 1, 2, or 3. They are built to withstand ruggedness, with three shocks on each side on the back and one on each side in the front. The first Three-wheeled World Series took place in San Diego's Indoor Sports Arena this year. Spectator comfort and convenience are the main motivation behind this new concept. The spectators got a birds-eye view of the entire spectacle while seated in comfortable seats. Riding an ATV can be versatile — using it for work, or just plain fun. Either way they can bring spine tingling excitement into your sparetime and add to your good life.

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{Ull£ k)Oll J-if'E Parents stormed the doors of toy stores, trampling over others to get to this frantically sought-after WOIrCl N6WS BriClS Christmas present, the Cabbage Patch Doll I Love Kimball bumper stickers were given away by the Kimball Chamber of Commerce to promote our town Leading a British rock invasion. Boy George is pictured on the cover of Newsweek. They not only brought some of the freshest sounds on the charts-but a revolution in style. Where's my car? is what many had to say when going outside after fourteen inches of snow covered Kimball in April Physicist Sally Ride became the first American woman in space. One of the worst droughts in years occurred, disappointing many farmers. The Day After, a graphic depiction of nuclear war drew 100 million viewers. The Brooklyn Bridge celebrated its centennial birthday. Boy George of the Culture Club led a British Rock invasion Cabbage Patch Kids were this year's most frantically sought-after Christmas present U S. skiers Debbie Armstrong and Billie lohnson led the American gold rush in the XIV Winter Olympic Games. 63 died in the bombing of the U.S. Embassy in Beirut 12 News