Great Bend High School - Rhorea Yearbook (Great Bend, KS)

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MRS. ANNA FOLKERTS Supervisor EN . Tv' MRS. NEVA BATCHMAN MRS, TIIELMA FLANDERS MRS, MYRTLE RUDIGER MRS. ETHEL JURGENSEN MRS. RACHEL APPEL Assistant Supervisor Cashier C0045 .gnferedfecl Ln mf-Meng of In order to accommodate the 700 GBHS 4 students in the closed noon hour, additional cooks were hired for 1959-1960. The closed noon hour requires that students and facul- ty members eat in the cafeteria at noon, whether they bring their lunch or buy the cafeteria food. Mrs. Anna Folkerts, GBHS supervisor, has done a fine iob in planning the menus under direction of Mrs. Gordon Hayes, hot lunch co-ordinator for the city schools. ,QR MRS. EFFIE BRA CK MRS LUCILLE GORDON MRS. DOROTHY TANNAHILL MRS- MARGARET SCOTT 'V -090'

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Senior Class officers are lean Komarek, treasurerg Franklin Shobe, cheerleaderg Mike Colpitt, presidentg Janice Keller, vice-presidentg Peggy Ohl, secretary. 7 . PII l Ol' HJJ JAMES ARTHUR ADAMS Hi-Y 2,34 Vice-President 4g Pep Club 2,3g B-Club 3,4g Drum and Bugle 2,3g Band 2,3g Pep Band SPENCER R, AMEND 2.3zlHIr.amUfa1S '2.3.4: Track 2. H1-Y 4g Junior Prom Theme Com- 3,4g Junior 3-Actg Stage Crews mitteeg Choir 4g Operetta 45 Band 3g Quill and Scroll 44 Home Room 25 pep Band 2: Daplce Band 25 As the Senior Class of 1960 looks back over the years, they recall many lasting memories which will inspire them toward new horizons. Starting their career at the Senior High School, the Sophomore Class numbered 261. ln i957 a Safety Program was promoted. The class of i960 won the trophy to highlight the year. As Juniors this class achieved success in pre- senting their Three-Act play entitled Gentlemen Prefer Blonds and the Junior-Senior Prom, Gaite Parisienne. The One-Act play entitled Balcony Scene was selected for state competition from the class plays. An original money-making proiect was selling movie discount cards. Again the class won the safety award trophy. The last, but most memoriable year of all had some firsts, the closed noon hour and the dress code. The Senior One-Act Special Guest was winner of the class plays. Scholastically the class of i960 has excelled by acquiring outstanding recognition. On May 27, President M. C. Cunningham of Fort Hays delivered the commencement address to the 200 graduates. The graduating class of i960 left the halls of GBHS in their black and white robes with their Alma Mater echoing in their ears never to walk as a group again. RONALD LYNN ANDERSON H1-Y 2,3g Secretary-Treasurer 4g Pep Club 2,33 Curtain Call 2g Library Science 45 Drum and Bugle 2,3,4g Panther Tales Staff 45 Band 2,3,4g Pep Band 2,3,4g Brass Sextet 2,3,4g Brass Choir 2,3,4g Intramurals 2,3,4g V1CC'Pr6SidCl1I 3: Home Room Trumpet Trio 25 Intramurals 2.3. Track 4g Tumbling 2g Junior 3- SCCFCIBIY 2: Panlhel Tales ASS0' 45 Stage Crews 3g Scholastic Honor RAYMOND GERALD ANDERSON Ami Stage Crews 2-39 Band crate Business Manager 4. Group 4, Ubfafl' Science 45 Intramurals 2-3.4 Publicity 3. 'N-s 4:- - .