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

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in class listening to the comedian, and thinking about outside things, it was impossible to stop your straying mind from lingering on 3:08 and the time when you'd be ableto go home or to work. Even more anticipated was the 3:08 bell on Friday when two full days and three nights unfolded before you full of promise for an atmosphere far from school. Activi- ties you participated in on weekday ,-fjffl I is nights enhanced your learning and provided fun. Girls engaged in post- er parties to display their support of the football team. As Homecoming drew near, plans for a big parade were completed and classes secre- tively constructed floats to be pulled down Main Street on the afternoon before the game with Liberal. Some students always faced the conflict of choosing between these