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

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SURFS UP!- Bring your clothes and visit the tropical island dents for an evening of entertainment. Party-goers sporting Hawaiian shorts and tops entered the doors of the student center, which had been transformed into a tropical Hawaiian paradise, complete with palm trees, sail boats, and skis. Class parents and class sponsors assisted the sophomores in hosting the dance for the student body. Girls asking the guys is what makes this March dance so different. Seniors, Joe Chapin and Ulla Palojoki were crowned King and Queen to reign of Hawaii, joining stu- over the evening's festivities. Music was provided by Jon Heidemann and Mike Bemis, Music Unlimited. )oe Chapin and Ulla Palojoki were named King and Queen. Sieve Schildhauer and Jeanette Biberos boogy the night away.

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Amber Story helps Erik Nielson with his stage makeup Ida (Allison Dillon) tempts dear Adam (Kirby Fell) into going for a stroll in the woods. Tamara Cook helps Matt Evertson with his collar. Adam (Kirby Fell) reads Nellie's (Aleta Pearson) letter to her mother (Lynn Lovesee), Mookie (Erik Nielsen) and Ida (Allison Dillon). What do you remember most about the fall play? fed Practicing with all my friends and having fun learning the lines. Erik Nielsen '87 ft Working on the set and running the light box. Brian Wilson '88 Everyone cracking up on stage when the lights went out before they were supposed to. Kirby Fell '88

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What do you remember most about Twirp? This was the first dance that the sobriety test was going to be used. It was good no one was tested. --Andy Beguin '87 We ate at Cheyenne and had to make a 40 minute trip just to make it to the dance before the doors closed. -Pennie Maginnis '88 Twirp was very memorable to me, be- cause it meant my first night of freedom from a very long six-week grounding. -Derek Lovesee '89