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

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Displaying his feelings for school, Senior Keith De- Berry rejoices at the end of the day. At the first She Shark practice of the year, members Marla Mingen- back, Jane Replogle, Brenda Ming, Mary Kar- lin. Carla Bell, Gayle Bur- henn and Katrina Sauer get back in the swing of swimming. Working at a local gro- cery store. Donnie Dreil- ing checks out groceries as Jim Farthing sacks. ACT tests brought stu- dents from the surround- ing area together at GBHS, the local testing center. Getting in shape for the upcoming season Randy Wetzel, Brad Mohr and Larry White practice bas- ketball in the gym. bam ii' XX N X Kiln-Tv!! 5 2' . 'Q' 1 x. :- as f Y t.,-Q A251 ,t ,K fog 3, tk' is ,f fi 5 L .iv 35 in .ig '5' 'a3'. , its a,. t W. fg- 5.-: I, 5 f 2 ,. Q 5 GS. Xt Q ' K ka' Ns, 2 1 is st : f it ff. x is ei it if i 4 . 5 ' V t. it -' It . :-' X .tt 'W 'A ,, Q X 3 W i Q gg. M I .ax Eachlooks 20

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forward to that time 8:30 to 3:08. That 6 hours and 38 minutes can get to seem like a long time. For most of us, it got to be unbearably long. There were times when you wanted to throw your books at the teacher and LEA VE. But you didn 't. You settled for throwing your books inside your locker and kicking it shut. I don 't care if I flunk that test tomorrow! I'm not taking my book home! And that was that. Sometimes you found something worthwhile to do instead of homework, and .sometimes you didn 't. Different people considered different things worth- while. Do you consider reading this worthwhile? We've spent a lot of time on it and if you don't like it. . . Well, it'll just break our hearts. you know? , 5 2 1 77 A ...s,,,,m if X , fi Q 1 I ff 3 'ref -ltgu . ' ' ,M 'Hx k X l 1 7? s A mf.. , -f . A g .W-f 4 If J 4 N ' . , ...- MM wrr '- , , . 5 ,QM 1 i fi-- ii. 1' U . Q J I ',,,,u-jv'i.v W' A b if - .,.,i.. V rf Wi A Q -.Q 'K ' M1 Q Q A . W -' ' V 1 .,i4.f,n, if gi-r1'f11p,,.,.... s i - :V . 'f . -. 'W-1. H k K... --A A .Q .,..:1-T.. -V' w,.,...w .-w,,.,p'5 ' N 5-. ..,,,, ,,.w. ,,,,t-m SS X .4 -:SJ W fPrf... :gw':i..l. 21