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

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Class competition proves effective for Kayettes as Sophomore Donna Cook col- lects money for Meals for Millions. French students Judy Keyes, Sandy Ko- enig and Benny Ehrlich prepare a meal of native food. 9:4 4 nw A l I mir , J 27

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distorted the features of a wrestler or gymnast as they worked out. The Mid-East situation shocked many of us during these days. The possibility of another Viet Nam raised its head, and thoughts of the draft once again became a near- reality. This too settled into a calm acceptance thanks to Secretary Kissinger and muted publicity in the press. But it never really touched you, did it? After the glaring spotlight that had been focused on football finally dimmed, Girls' Golf came to the fore with a State title in its four-woman team. Hours of practice and concentration were poured into the victory for the four girls, but the team wasn't without its funny stories and light humor. With the first snow on November H, 5, . A , ,. ,, .JR X ,fd N ' t ., rp M- E,--W 5 i . if suv? Mu N U ,. . ! .wx ww w,-,W . wx r -QM' 'wt' it E s X ' 26 A

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Imaginative students rout fuel shortage 20, the fears of government officials were realized - the country faced an energy crisis. Although the high school seemed to be an isolated, safe placeg Nixon's plans and the outside problems somehow crept in. New building policies such as no lights in the halls and the closing of stairway doors were enacted to conserve energy. Temperatures in classrooms were lowered, speed 885 ' .,.. Q95 ,A 'S-,Umm 'C' ' 28 limits were reduced to 50 m.p.h., and more students relied on their feet for transportation. Winter awakened new demands for impeachment of the President, with Panther Tales leading the way in editorials. Stuco's Senate!House amendment passed by a wide margin of votes. - I am in favor of the p'oansed Anendnent Council Constitution - l an opposed to the proposed Amendment Council Lonstitution