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

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Part A: The Multiples Choice CHANDA Morrison, John Schadegg, Jon Heidemann, and Dawn Patterson sing during a swing choir performance for the Rotary Club.

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 It’s Incredible KIMBALL VIGILANTES ended their running feud by-having a mock hanging. ANGIE LIPPOLD, Rochael Soper, and Julie Barrett are marching in the Farmer's Day Parade. their floats for the 59th annual Farmer's Day Parade early Saturday morning A full day of festivities was still ahead. After the parade many people attended the free hamburger feed put on by the local merchants. The high school marching band provided the entertainment. Later in the afternoon many fun seekers were seen racing their beds down the street in the bed races. All men of beard- growing age had to grow beards for the centennial celebration. If they chose not to, they had to purchase a Smoothie Button or be sent to Kangaroo Court. Beards were judged and awards were given for best groomed, the sexiest, best effort, and most distinguished. That evening, the melodrama, The Ballad of Gopher Gap, was presented by members of the Bushnell community. Saturday's entertainment came to a close with a street dance. The festivities continued through Sunday with a horse tournament sponsored by the Kimball Jaycees. An exercise and fitness demonstration was also held early that evening. A concert rounded up the activities for the centennial celebration. Kimball County was put to the test over the last century and passed with flying colors.

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Whether it's pep band or Future Farmers of America KCHS offers Tftme One ‘Po tifUlity So, you say your bored? Well, it's your own fault, because KCHS offer many possibilities for extracurricular activities. These may include Future Farmers of America, Future Business Leaders of America, Future Homemakers of America, pep band, chorus, speech team, Drama Club, and the National Honor Society. Many students get involved in more than one activity. These extracurricular activities can keep a student busy, while at the same time they learn many new things about these interests. You get to participate in the various activities each group provides. So whether your acting in a play or participating in a business meeting, you have more than one possibility to be put to the test. SHARON NIELSEN, Lanelle Henderson, and Kerry Barker dress up in unique costumes to celebrate at the FHA Halloween Party. JAY WICKHAM plays the drums for the pep band during half time of a varsity basketball game.