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

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What Would You Do For $1,000,000 ? Tnzzzzzzzzzzzzzzm Go out for cross country. -Scott Robbins Wait hand and foot on every freshman for a week. -Stacy Morgan Quit school. -Derek Lovesee Shave my hair off. -Jill Ste- Ivenson I’d slalom water ski in a biki-I ni I out grew two years ago. -Rochacl Soper Become a priest. -Todd Wentz Clean out Mr. Christian’s turtle tank. -Tanya Murna-han Become a professional Jello wrestler. -Penny Buddccke I would drive the Grecnmo-bilc—forever. -Suzanne Mey- Go to church every Sunday. -Tim James Listen to my parents. -Becky Baldwin Move to Texas without complaining. -Brooke Shutts I would do anything except give up my girlfriend. -Scott Ilillius IIShow up for all my classes on time. -Bonnie Appleby I would skydive even though I’m scared of heights. -Miss Carter Stay home and do my homework. -Kimber Ilillius Hit Mr. Calisc. -Marianc Rohde Fat a bowl of chocolate covered crickets. -Pennic Ma-ginnis Cut my hair. -Kristi Staman I Take a bath in cold pork and beans. -Kay Danielson There isn’t anything I wouldn’t do. -Travis Goff Eat a Klondike bar. -Joe Exum I would repaint all the little I I white lines on Hwy. 30 in Nebraska. -Tiffani Reader Flash the crowd at my graduation. -William Long s“e

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 Iff The fashions were as varied as the people who wore them. Girls and guys alike added to their wardrobe and stepped out of style and into fashion. Acid washed jeans were the rage with and without the holes in them. Jean jackets hung around and were seen both on guys and gals. T-shirts took the place of sweatshirts, they were seen everywhere, in a variety of colors and sizes. Then there were the preppies, who gave extra thought to their wardrobe. They were dressed in nicely creased pants, dress shirts, and sweaters, with socks to match. Despite the pick-up in clothes, many kept up the traditions; they wore T-shirts and cut-offs, and were very comfortable. The fads changed with times, but some things will always stay the same. Jewelry sparkled all through the year. Black Hills gold and pearls were the “in” things this year. Guys even wore their share of chains and earrings—despite the critical comments. Despite all the additions and changes, most would agree that their main priority was to be comfortable. Traci Williams Sheila Elrod 90' 9X ou l nCL tirtx, JXO Tift, It ftROi)ffr