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

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in We QW hw AmEFlC6 c F ns:- ill were spent at Eleanor Rigby's and The Pub during the fall. Thousands of miles were driven down Main and Tenth Streets, and long nights were spent going from A84W to the Pizza Inn and driving back. Many events wr fi, .-, occurred during the fall and many more were anticipated in the winter. We all complained about not being understood, and wasted our time on petty things. And fall passed into a colder winter and new obstacles. 23 DUNCES

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. ss' '--...N -.N-.-L Nl5 's Senior Varsity Cheerleaders joletta Lar- son and Glenna Harmony. Friday night football games lure many students off the streets and for a short time all are united with a winning spirit. lt's 2:00 a.m. - Parents: Do you know where your children are? Children: Do you know where you are? ' I yfmiu. . ' dis t Y Senior Danny Oliver takes advantage of a warm fall day to express himself with his guitar. GBHS has its own Burt Reynolds as Se- nior leff Goad steps out of the locker room. Senior David Banks plays foosball at The Pub. 22 Seniors Debbie Hemphill and Kathy Klepper. An all-American pastime? Uv

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Faces tell true story of the year As that fall gradually cooled into a winter, emotions peaked with the loss of the football team in a State quarter-final game. We all reacted differently, from sadness to disappointment to hostility. We questioned the fairness of that fate- ful penalty QWho made up the e- quipment rule anyway?l, and finally accepted its truth. Some of the time, people didn't or couldn't say exactly what they were feeling, but faces didn't lie. School prompt- ed expressions ranging from complete joy to serious con- centration. Every day in class, interested eyes looked for something new to learn, and obstinate stares dared the teacher to reach and stimulate the minds of students. Sometimes a grimace of pain or great physical exertion 24