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

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Ll------V i i............, . Nil in.. School involvement begins B- oeeo I The student body waits with anticipation for the first school pep assembly. Guidance Counselors Mr. Calvin Winter and Mr. Dale Carpenter begin their hectic year helping at enrollment. Debaters David Curtis, Christie Berry, Britt Mc- Pherson, Susan Barker, Scott Ward, Denise Brack, and Jeff Rathbun plan their strategy for the comingdebateseason. Juniors Mary Esfeld, Rhonna Calcara, Angela Rexwinkle, and Barbara Wondra enjoy extra min- utes of conversation be- tween classes. After an empty summer the parking lot was once again crowded. Fifth Hour brings the lunch line crowd, anxious to beserved. Distracted sophomores elect class officers at the sophomore assembly headed by sponsors Mr. Richard Young and Mr. Jim Payne.

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is 'LA . .Now. before we go any further, we might as well make a few things clear. This is the first time we ever did anything like this yearbook and we don't have the faintest idea of how to do it. fThis is about the ninth time this copy was written and we still don 't know if it's right.l We 're trying, anyway. . . You probably bought this yearbook at the first of the year without knowing what it would be like. You assumed it would be like any other, right? You've gone through and glanced at the pictures and now you 're glancing at the copy to see if its any good. You probably expect it to relate to the pictures of enrollment and the beginning of school. Well, maybe it will and maybe it won't. See? This yearbook doesn't quite fit the stereotype, does it? ..We decided that the traditional yearbook copy wasn't serving any purpose. It was a pain to write and nobody ever read it anyway. Some people are making yearbooks without any copy, but that's too easy. -51 ll i 5 .J . is t. 7 sw .. -i..,.a....WWamwwmnd f mm

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Harald Velsand, AFS stu dent from Gran. Norway, sits with his American family. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Borron. Dianne, Curtis, Harald Velsand, and Mr. Borron. Many after school mo- ments were spent by Harald in the music room playing the piano. Harald enjoys a moment of solitude at the lan- guage club picnic held in his honor. Mrs. Phyllis Harrison demonstrates expert typ- ingtechniques. Mrs. P. K. Duncan ex- plains Spanish customs to her Spanish class. Mr. Jim Orth attentively listens to a student opin- ion in American History class. Mr. Don Duncan ponders a moment during his al- gebra class. . Qi 'N QM: .gs ,ZA 'sv A g xl! with meetin new personalities 3 Y 5 V isi o A if kffmw f . f s 'Q ' xxx.-1 icuii -'- Y if XX A 'Si 10 ,'AJ.v-Q