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

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Chris Randall and Scott Struempler I eff Kellner and Lesli White enjoy share a few moments to catch J the fun of helping each other in up on the day's news. glassblowing What is your idea of a romantic date? Is? o To take a walk on a ocean beach in the moonlight. Tina Hensley, 87 To go have a candlelight dinner and then watch the moon set over the Wide, blue OCean. Mark Vowers, 87 To go to Vienna, Italy, in a godolier rowing down the Danube, with my One and Only true love. Aleta Pearson, 87 friendships iDopi!

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OOPS! When on a date, even among the most sophisticated, there is always a chance for foul-ups, bleeps, and blunders! Have you ever found yourself in a really strange predicament while on a date? Don't feel alone. Many people have found themselves in embarrassing situations and shared them with us. Here are a few examples that you may be able to relate to one of your worst dates. The worst thing that happened to me on a date was when I was going out with a guy in Scottsbluff. We went to a dance, and I was trying my hardest to impress him. When we came to a stairway, I ended up falling all the way to the bottom. I was so Juniors Pennie Maginnis and |ohn Schadegg lake a few minutes out of their busy day to have a few embarrassed! Traci Williams admitted. lamie Nelson told us, The worst thing that ever happened to me was when we went to a movie in Cheyenne, and I left to get some popcorn. When I came back, the theater was very dark; so, I had a hard time finding my seat. When I finally found my spot, I sat down and handed the popcorn to the person next to me. After a little while, I realized I had sat in the wrong seat! Boy, was I embarrassed! Pam Knutsen stated that the funniest thing that ever laughs together by the drinking fountain. happened to her on a date was when her date and four other couples were going to the graduation dance last year. She said that it had rained that night so the parking lot was wet and slick. She saw a cup laying there and was going to step on it; but instead of squashing the cup with her foot, she ended up sitting on it. Enjoy! Enjoy! Enjoy! Even among the most sophisticated, young and old, the bleeps, blunders, and foul-ups will haunt you till you learn to laugh them away. Rob Ring and Kay Danielson enjoy spending lime studying together.

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ACTORS BEWARE- Cast members seemed to readily agree that participating in the one-act plays was rewarding and a lot of fun. But the performers had to be prepared for unwritten scripts. Five student-directed plays instead of the usual three were presented on February 10 in conjunction with a dinner theatre. The dinner and performance were hosted by the Drama Club and FHA. Miss Barb Vogel, drama advisor, commented, The dinner theatre was successful, but I wish we had had a larger turnout. She felt the audience enjoyed the plays. The Taming of The Shrew competed in a district contest at Ogallala where it received a third-place rating. Everybody's Secret was student-directed by LaTisha Tuller, Once Around The Block, by Matt Evertson; Steve Yung directed Personal Effects; and When Shakespeare's Ladies Meet, by Eric Nielson. Our cast did a good job, despite there not being much rehearsal. We had fun putting it on, commented Matt Evertson. Steve Yung, playing loe. makes a play for Kelli Spires, playing Frances, in Once Around The Block Kirby Fell, playing Kevin, asks Eileen, Penny Blackman, if she cares for a seat in Personal Effects. Cindy lanicek and Tisha Tuller prep themselves for the last minute makeover m One-Acts dorntdu in £ jUux