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

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Friendships are and have been one of the most important things to students during their four years in high school. These make up most of the good, as well as a few of the bad times. They are the times we will remember most when we look back on our high school years—all of those caring, sharing, fun, partying times we’ve all had together. Here are some of the messages and pictures that will be memories forever. Gretchen and Tiffer, Thanks for always being there for me and let’s not EVER forget the fun we've had. Toot Nancy and Jeanette, Thanks for being such great friends! Let’s have more fun like we did this year. Jill Ernie, Thanks for bein’ such a fantabulous friend. Always remember that I’ll be the same-and don't forget to smile! Love ya—Bert Sheila, It’s been a great year with you, and I’m glad we are finally together. Scott Scooter, It’s been fun in high school. Good fortune in the future. Pro Jenny, We have had a lot of good times together and hope to have a lot more! Love, Ster Jill and Nancy, You have been the greatest friends to me throughout high school. I’ll always remember you. Thanks, Jeanette Gretchen and Toot, Thanks a lot for being two great friends! It was nice to have someone to talk to and listen to all the time. Love Ya, Tiffer Joann, Reine, Jenny, We’re really, really going to miss you next year, and we want to wish you the best of luck your senior year! Always remember and never forget B.A.’s forever! Be careful, but have fun! Love Ya, Lori, Cindy, Angie, Lori B. You Said it Here are some of the messages and pictures that will be memories forever. Brooke and Shelly, You guys have been great friends. Don’t forget all the good times we’ve had R. M.A. Have fun! Heather Brooker, I'm going to miss you as one of my best friends. I’ll never forget the great times we had. I hope you remember them too. Never forget me! Love. Tiffer Dear Friends, I'd like to say thanks for everything and for being there for me. Nancy Ben Jensen

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 AWr' Mrs. Warren (Allison Dillon) talks with her stepson Professor Warren (Brain Wilson). On October 19. Mrs. Barb Vogel and five cast members set the stage for the production of “The Spiral Staircase.” The Auditorium stage was changed dramatically into the plays setting, the Warren household. The cast members and stage crew worked many long hours to make the play a success. As thunder and rain echo offstage, the town Constable (Reid Hagstrom) arrived at the isolated Warren household to report another in the series of unprovoked murders, which shocked and terrified the village. Without exception, the victims have been young girls, and all with a noticeable defect or imperfection of some kind. Because of this there is fear for the safety of Helen (Gretchen Bemis), companion of the bedridden Mrs. Warren (Allison Dillion). The telephone wires had been downed by the storm; the Constable had stopped by in person to check on Helen’s whereabouts, but neither Mrs. Oats (Lora Hafeman) the housekeeper, nor Professor Warren (Brain Wilson), scholarly stepson of Mrs. Warren, had seen or heard from her since she went into the village earlier in the day. Their fears are stopped when Helen, in the company of young Dr. Parry (Kirby Fell) was brought home safely. Still the threat of danger exists; for the murderer remains at large, and his cleverness has denied the police any solid clues as to his identity. Who Done It? As the murder mystery unravels the audience was in suspense to find out who done it. These young actors had the audience on the edge of their seats as the murder mystery, “The Spiral Staircase,” unravels to find Brian Wilson as the psychopathic murderer. -Stacy Morgan-Shelley Mahaffev- Cast members: First Row-Jamie Nelson. Allison Dillon. Brian Wilson; Second Row-Kirby Fell, Gretchen Bemis. Bonnie Dietz. Twyla Young; Third Row-Steve Schildhaucr, Lora Hafeman, and Bonnie McGinnis. JJC iPCay