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

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Those days that made up the es- sence of your high school life were so ordinary. You became a slave of the routine. Remember what you thought as the alarm rang every morning? Sometimes you would doze for an extra fifteen minutes and on those mornings you didn't eat breakfast, but sped out the door and to school so as to avoid the pen- alties of tardiness. Crowded with aimlessly moving people, the morning was character- ized by masses of people in groups of two to twenty wandering from hall to hall. Some had destinations la morning meeting, a friend, or just walking by the locker area of some- one especially interesting l yet for most, it was a matter of merely bid- ing their time before class. But when the bell rang at 8:25, everyone be- f-? i 4W?--S--+1,..,sx . Mmm 3 A-X 10

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A...-,, ,,. Senior Cross Country runner Curtns Luttrell The Panther car decorated by Pep Club rs a hrghllght at the game on Panther Par Senlor Cmdy Plland helps unpack brolo gy specrmens one of her many dutres as lab assistant The GBHS Black Panther Mascot can be found at the clty park and zoo All American james Emerson one of the bnggest members on the squad l89l and smallest C201 ham lt up with team mate Craug Buggs 1827 She Sharks host a bake sale after school In an effort to ralse money for therr up coming show An elated john Boyldl flles down the entsnight. - All-State Monty Hobbs, one of' the hall. .Q . ..- squ- ..1 'N fs. bf' ' '9 .. ,V

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After an attempt to catch 40 extra winks Sophomore Leslie Stein is rudely awak- ened to the realities of study hall. Learning to use the slide rule is one of the many accomplishments mastered by juniors Cindy Leiker and Mary Ann Searle. junior Vicki Skeels finds someone espe- cially intersting in Senior Ralph Vonfeldt. After an exciting summer spent in Bom- bav. India, as an AFS student, Senior Christy Solso recounts her adventures at the first language club meeting. Senior Tim Harris entertains himself dur- ing a break in the library. Senior Kenny Nicolet contemplates typ- ing his assignment. Clad in a colorful native costume, Senior Angela Rexwinkle shares the memories of her stay as an AFS student in Brazil with FHA. juniors Rita Damm, ludy Dreiling, and friend meet in the hall before school to talk over the new day. Senior janet Goodwin and Sophomore Barbara Schenkel suffer the penalities of tardiness. li -'Qr 4l I 11