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

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Senior Debbie Walter takes time out of her lunch break to read the latest edition of Panther Tales, as the eyes of Cheri Moeder peer over the top. junior Brad Gunn. Teachers invade the main lunch room that was once limited to students. A finicky student braves his way out of school at lunch time to eat elsewhere. Remember this scene before hall proc- tors were initiated? For some lunch meant a fag break. As an alternative to the hot lunch, Senior Mary Likes purchases a sandwich from the cafeteria lady, Lee Kuhn. Senior Tom Bailey is among the first to try out the newly fixed juke box in the cafeteria. A pan placed to catch roof leaks after one of the rainiest Septembers in history gets a penny as junior Tom Burke makes a wish. N.,4..at st M, : -our Him 5 15 N ' ' ff ' 'Y 'ie,, Y 5

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by just before you went to the cafe- teria were both anguished and ur- gent as you watched the minute hand creep toward the exact mo- ment to leave the room. When that moment arrived, chairs flew back and students became blurs of color as they scurried to the cafeteria and the lunch line. Dreams of freedom were soon shattered when they found the teachers eating in the same room because too much food was being thrown, and proctors in the bathrooms equipped with paper and pencil to take down names. iAnd they wonder why we're loud and restless.J Music appeared when the jukebox was repaired and new records were substituted for the old ones. Every day of the entire year Q ,l. Li 14 hh .

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