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

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BAND MEMBERS Front Row—Lori Buddeckee, Julie Williams, Jenny Evertson, Lisa Zorns, Jill Stevenson, Chanda Morrison, Joann Carlson, I-ori Kile, Beth Rohde, Kara Brighton, Krista Bashaw, Allison Dillon, Shannon Buresh; Second Row--Marianne Rohde, Tanya Secrest, Pan Knutsen, Susan Greenlee, Tammy Harris, Sharon DeFreece, Stephanie Perry, Mike Perry, Jamie Nelson, Rochael Soper, Angie Lippold, Kelly Frederick, Kristi Staman, Stacy Morgan, Traci Williams; Third Row —Mr. McNees, Suzanne Meyer, Nancy Hargreaves, Dana Schnell, Megan Brighton, Cindy Barrett, Dawn Patterson, Dan Williams, Kim Schneider, Todd Wentz, Dean Fox, Sheila Elrod, Penni Maginnis, Barbara Hall, Stephanie Owen, Jon Stineman; Fourth Row--Jon Heidemann, Julie Barrett, Michelle Wynn, Renee Janicek, Rhonda Seeman, Keith Koessel, Wes Long, Steve Allwin, Nicky Vigil, Tiffani Reader, Shannon Dickerson, Laurie Dunkin, David Atkins, Craig Morgan; Fifth Row-Brain Wilson, Amie Rutledge, Kay Danielson, Sally Merante, Amira Stendahl, David Williams, Kenny Greenwood, Chris Randall, Brad Reader, Sharon Nielson, Erik Nielson, Albert Hargreaves, Anita Forsling, Scott Robbins, Jon Staehr. KEN Greenwood and David Atkins show the lighter side of their competition in Kansas City. DEAN FOX, Julie Barrett, and Rhonda Seeman enjoy clowning around before a varsity football game. Band MR. MRS. HARRY McNees and Nurse Shirley Whartman enjoy walking through the World's of Fun amusement park. THESE SPONSORS pose and give the camera a big smile. Do you think they're enjoying themselves?

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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.

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Band members were encouraged to sell, sell, sell; so it could be Organizing students to sell popcorn, lightbulbs, and innumerable tickets to various functions takes a certain amount of genius. However, band director Mr. Harry McNees, has many years of experience in overcoming these obstacles. It took all of his resources to maintain his cool'' as the band headed for Kansas City. Increased costs, ineligible students, and uncooperative weather were only minor challenges to their fearless leader. Six months of practice ended in a 20-minute performance. Nervously members assembled on stage to give the best performance for the three judges who would decide their fate. The trip wasn't all work. They had World's of Fun,'' pizza and pool parties, and visited the Royals and Chiefs stadiums. The 1 rating surprised and pleased everyone, including Mr. McNees. The band members said, Thank you to all the teachers and sponsors who made a successful trip possible. REV. KOESSEL gave these band students a pep talk before they left for Kansas City. SENIORS DEAN Fox and Sally Merante really get into their food at Shoney's restaurant in Kansas City.