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

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E. X 2 A ff-3, .s , in --F5-A . ' V. 5' I f Q ' ff r : 1' 'X J fr' 1 R 'wtlfsx Sitting in mixed positions, the A on the music for their fall concert. Szajnuh, selections ranged from Capella Choir adds finishing touches Under the direction of Mr. Philip classical to popularliterature. Madrigals do their thing by practic- ing for their upcoming concert. Dressed in a Panther Tales, Rhorea Baby supervises over her new staff. Q57 A if If Panther Tales guards Dennis Habiger and Brett Hall collect editor Mary Keenan's late fee for missing the weekly Wednesday morning meeting for the staf editors.

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7 . Drum Major Larry Branch helps Mr. Dan Mason, Carla Klepper, Kevin Gary Basgall, strive for perfection as Joe Boley add soul in directing. Wiles, Scott Herren, Stew Brann, and they march and play at once. u 4- pls A ' Q 'I +401 Uilhs Mr John Mohn helps Junior Gwen To produce the sights and sounds ofa many hours of hard daily practice to ' . - - great marching band, members spend learn all their music. Frazier wnte a Joumahsm Istory' 27

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. ff l. ,..,, :. -:. r V' I gf an ,X x iff L.,- P l 1 J 'L I ET? 3 ll? -fl? Rhorea Staff members Gena Gunn, Stephanee Bates, Susan Fischer, Cin- dy McDorman, Annie Polson, and 'i 3 Pam Harris, spend long hours during teachers meetings weekend, trying to complete some unfinished work. Q9 5 s ' ' A ' is l ' E As part oftheirgrade for theA Capella and Marlene Allen, each sing their Choir, fourstudents, Richard Wondra, part for instructor, Mr. Phillip Susan Lorence, Dave Christiansen, Szajnuk. 29 Choir, Band, Journalism set high standards The Panther Tales Staff, com- posed of select students, worked around the clock in order to publish their first issue of Panther Tales. Both Panther Tales and Yearbook Staff continued the tradition of working before and after school in order to meet deadlines. Often staff members could be found working during the late hours of the night. For the students involved in publi- cations, the year began during the summer, as many staff members went to newspaper and yearbook workshops throughout the state. These workshops gave the students a preview into what lay ahead on the publishing staff. The Journalism I class, designed to give juniors their first taste of what Journalism is all about, also presents Mr. John Mohn, Journalism instructor, with an in- sight to the joumalism capabilities of upcoming students. The A Capella Choir started its year in preparation for its first fall concert with the direction of Mr. Phil Szajnuk. Choir is made up of a select group of juniors and seniors who combine to put on a number of co- certs throughout the year. A new dimension was added to the music department this year, with a new select group, called Mixed En- semble. This group sings a wide vari- ety of songs from old favorites to modern pop tunes. Through the passing seasons, the departments can be seen developing their talents and expressing them through their music and the printed word.