At Kimball Area High School, school spirit isn't just about athletics—it’s about showcasing the diverse talents and interests of students across all activities. Each year, Sno Daze brings the student body together for a week of friendly competition, creativity, and fun, emphasizing the many non-sports activities that make Kimball unique.
The 2025 Sno Daze week (Feb. 3-7, 2025) was highlighted by 18 student candidates who represented nine student groups.
Future Farmers of America (FFA) - Jordyn Theis and Kennedy Theis
Band - Hunter Gebhardt and Elaina Fink
Choir - Lakatia Zimmerman and Maleah Loch
Art Club - Taylor Libbesmeier and Savanna Christophersen
Student Government - Brett Winter and Lilli Krippner
National Honor Society (NHS) - Brooklyn Molitor and Frank Schiefelbein
Yearbook - Elliotte Becker and Isabelle Schmitz
Theatre - Zach Kourima and Brooklyn Ochsendorf
Knowledge Bowl - Blake Kiffmeyer and Lily VonWahlde
Students in Kimball enjoyed daily themed dress-up days as well: Monday (Pajama Day), Tuesday (Twin Day), Wednesday (Clash Clothes Day), Thursday (Rhyme without Reason) and Friday (Activity Attire).
Activity Showcase
One of the major highlights of Sno Daze is the Activity Showcase, where different school organizations talk about what they do and how to get involved.
Poster Contest
The artistic side of the student body shines during the Poster Contest, where participants design posters representing different school activities. These posters, often displayed throughout the school, serve as a visual celebration of the many groups that contribute to Kimball’s vibrant community.
Lip Sync
A fan-favorite event during Sno Daze is the Lip Sync competition. Students from various activities form teams and take the stage, performing choreographed lip sync routines to popular songs. With creative dance moves, and hilarious performances, this event is always a crowd-pleaser, bringing laughter and excitement to the week.
For the first time ever, Bubble Soccer made its debut at Kimball High School’s Sno Daze celebration, and it did not disappoint. Players suited up in large inflatable bubbles, bouncing, rolling, and colliding in a hilarious and action-packed game that had both participants and spectators laughing.The game, which combines traditional soccer with the unpredictability of playing inside a giant bubble, was met with overwhelming enthusiasm. Students and staff alike hope it becomes a permanent part of future Sno Daze celebrations.
Another standout event was the King/Queen of the Court Volleyball match, an all-school competition that put students of all grades in a fast-paced, competitive setting. The match followed a rotating format where teams battled to stay on the “king/queen” side of the court.
With the addition of Bubble Soccer and the King/Queen of the Court Volleyball match, this year’s Sno Daze proved to be one of the most engaging yet. As Kimball High School continues to expand the variety of activities, it’s clear that Sno Daze is more than just a tradition—it’s an event that unites the entire school community in fun and friendly competition.
Congratulations to the newly crowned 2025 Sno Daze queens, Jordyn and Kennedy Theis. The senior and sophomore sisters represented FFA this week in the fun competitions. Thank you to all of the candidates, the teacher advisors and the entire Kimball student body who participated in this week's festivities. Another fun week of school is in the books!
2025 Sno Daze Candidates (L to R): Booklyn Molitor (NHS), Frank Schiefelbein (NHS), Savanna Christensen (Art Club), Elaina Fink (Band), Taylor Libbesmeier (Art Club), Hunter Gebhardt (Band), Queen Jordyn Theis (FFA), Queen Kennedy Theis (FFA), Maleah Loch (Choir), Lakatia Zimmerman (Choir), Blake Kiffmeyer (Knowledge Bowl), Lily VonWahlde (Knowledge Bowl), Brett Winter (Student Government), Lilli Krippner (Student Government), Brooklyn Ochsendorf (Theatre), Zach Kourima (Theatre), Isabelle Schmitz (Yearbook) and Elle Becker (Yearbook).
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