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During track practice, Patty Harrington grace- fully flies over the hurdle. Patty, along with Lorri DeWerff, Paula Welden, and Donna Mrs. Nancy Converse, English IV teacher. Feist, went to the state track meet, qualifying rolls her eyes in disapproval over the antics of in the long jump, 110 meter high hurdles, and Michelle Branson. (Photo by Stephanie 300 meter low hurdles. (Photo by Lorri Sturtz) DeWerff) Table of Contents Student Life ...........................4-19 Acadamics .............................20-51 Sports ................................52-69 Organizations .........................70-81 Classes ...............................82-95 Administration .......................96-101 Index .............................. 102-103 Closing Page ........................... 104
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New Look Eagle changes style Time marches on, and with this passing of time comes change. Change affects everything in school, the yearbook being no exception. This year the yearbook, The Eagle, has taken on a whole new look, with larger pictures on the layout and one picture being the biggest or domi- nant one. The staff has also gone away from putting all the captions in a cluster and put them by each pic- ture. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes meet- ings provide lots of recreation as well as reli- gious discussions. Tim Vogt returns the ball in a ping pong match during a meeting at the Lutheran Youth Center. (Photo by I.orri DeWerff)
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Dinah Dahlke waits patiently for the Red Cross aide to finish taking blood. Many stu- dents gave blood January 25 when the Red Cross Bloodmobile of Great Bend set up in the high school gym. (Photo by Robin Buckbee) The part of school teenagers like the most is when they can be themselves, not when they’re being dictated homework by teachers or sentenced to three hours of detention. The most fun times are decorating the window with the senior count- down or going to the junior- senior prom. Contents Fads ..................... Teachers’ Aides .......... Jobs ..................... Spirit Week .............. Homecoming ............... Prom ..................... Graduation ............... A feeling of fun and romance is caught by Gina Cunningham and Wally Eldridge as they await the May 8 Junior-Senior Prom and Ban- quet to start. (Photo by Dale Hogg) Mark Schrepel receives his diploma from School Board President Marlin Isem at the May 16 graduation. (Photo by Mr. Tony Furse) . 6-7 . 8-9 10-11 12-13 14-15 16-17 18-19 Student Life
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