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

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It Struck Again! Monday, August 26, 8 a.m. It waited. Impatiently. Nervously. Excitedly. For three long months, it had been biding its time. Soon it would strike! 8:15 Eager freshmen walked into the student center hoping not to be noticed by the upperclassmen. 8:20 Sophomores and juniors, enjoying their new status, discussed their summer vacations and the new schedule for the following year with their friends. 8:30 Seniors, casually dressed, sauntered into the student center looking forward to being big man on campus. 8:36 It struck! School began with the bell ringing. Now students and faculty alike would be put to the test during the new year. Students discovered that the testing went far beyond the classroom. The major test a student underwent came from within. The student found himself constantly being tested, whether it was trying to make the all-important grade, living with a sports injury or perhaps just trying to get by in life. Most of the time he came out ahead in the game, earning more than a respectable grade. Sometimes he made it by the skin of his teeth. Once in a while he failed. Regardless of the outcome, he found that there was seldom a time when he was not being put to the test. 3:24 It no longer wafted . . . It had struck. School had begun! MISS CATHY CARTER hands freshmen achool folders on the first day At 8:36! BUFORD WILLIAMS, junior class sponsor, hands Shawn Culek his schedule for the following year on the first day of school.

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DENTS MAKE their way into the school building as the first day of school arrives. It Happened Monday Aug. 26

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MRS. JAN BASHAW introduces herself to Mr. and Mrs. Kile and their daughter, Lori, at a reception given by KEA and the Board of Education in September. RIDING HIS. Gold Wing Motorcycle is one of Superintendent Darryl Kile's favorite pastimes.