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

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Senior Debbie Bender sells another Pep Club membership as Senior Linda Bid- well anxiously awaits her next customer. Deeply engrossed in a pep assembly, juniors lean Powers and Cheryl Rathbun watch attentively. Senior Mary Karlin enjoys herself at a picnic hosted by the three language clubs. Senior Katrina Sauer. Senior Mark Esfeld and lunior Cathy Bit- tel converse in the crowded commons area, seemingly unaware of the activities surrounding them. A Pep Club skit depicts the upcoming Panther victory while somehow getting tennis and football mixed up. Rushing the spring tradition a bit, seniors pose with the outhouse mysteriously found in the school yard on the first day of school. A mid-morning scene finds students trudging up the stairs while changing classes. is ..... ,ga SAP5-0 U' H. 545 I 'Pub 7 ...J

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Summer flew by, as summers inev- itably will, and before we knew it, school had us by the throats and in its clutches. Muggy days of regret that we didn't do everything we wanted to do and a mysteriously appearing outhouse accompanied the opening of school. Some of us couldn't accept summer's passage in... 4 F5 f VN r-5.3 ' L! f!l'wT'F5VW ' 3-J la U, 4Lx lfff my l l ' X Q f5f E 1' t., Q., 6 and sat dreaming through those first days. But days of wearing shorts soon disappeared in a gust of cold air, and sweaters were pulled out of the backs of closets. Speculation on whether Billie lean or Bobby would win the infamous tennis battle of the sexes floated through the halls and was finally set- 2 JM 4-.,15,,,,,,,.,,... . hi M' My M .XA-WLTA LAM -.Tn-J:-if M Ldwvuli - ....l- 5 g y L- if-My A W-' 3 M WL I ' . kwT,,,,,,. ,,,, .Y I . 1-in ' '-f , .W LW. 2 A' ,,,Lj. 'l lm ' W l , , , I M 7 , ,l...- Y s 'T M if '

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Students settle grudgingly into routine tled by a three set match that prompted a victory sign hung on the cafeteria wall by elated females, and a small riot that took place during lunch. tWould anybody ever grow up?J Seniors began the premature questioning of ls there going to be a senior week this year? which was answered by an early Panther Tales article. High school life was running well, and down the halls the banter of contented, calm voices could be heard. The football team was win- ningp the girls in tennis and golf were winningp debate was winning. And school was almost bearable. Almost. It was as if we had resigned ourselves to doing what had to be done, and found that somewhere underneath all the books and papers and classroom rules that school real- ly wasn't so bad after all. 'll I f, v l 5 2 X 1