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

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Lef Oe. BflJBOtfGE) f uring the summer, some looked forward to coming back while others dreaded the upcoming school year. The first week was filled with excitement. The excitement of individual students filled the air: seniors— knowing that it would be the beginning of Once school is in full swing, it sure doesn't take long for a locker to look completely disorganized. the end; juniors—finally being upperclassmen; sophomores-worrying about where they would fit into the whole picture; freshmen-fearing the new status and the new surroundings. The excitement of knowing that there would getting be half the FUN!!! Excittd

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Mrs Nancy Olsen, sophomore class sponsor, hands Reine Janicek her class schedule at the beginning of the day Mr. Buford Williams,junior class sponsor, talks to juniors Shelley Mahaffey, Lori Buddecke, and Brad Brower before school in the student center. Freshman Kenna Brighton shows her enthusiasm on the first day of school by getting up a 6:30 am.

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Operun (fjzt Excited Seniors Craig Morgan, Alan Felton, Joe Chapin, Tyler Correll, and Rob Ring direct freshman Trisha Goins to her math class Band students hit the streets the first week of school to practice for Farmer's Day After the first week of school no one is willing to get up early Most students, like Amy Vann, depend on the snooze on their alarm clocks ■