Larned High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Larned, KS)

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l. Oh no, not another picture, sigh Melvina Strobel, Janet Deets and Dee Bowman, 2. Dallas Ruehlen carefully sttldies a foot- ball film in preparation for the next game, 3, Caught cat napping, is Mr. Gaede, while trying to overcome an exhausting day, 4. Only a few more days left of freedom, these workers take advantage ofa break. wwf-sun. I A 3 , .t 115531 if .J .. K K- ' 5 E: Zp. . , , r.t. Mir f f .A -1 X I , I ff' J t.?t.g:,: H E - i - zf ms w--Sw fs tv . . L -t L lsr JZQYHV . :sv-57-: 'L it to -aw ! 'li' z '

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'1 Ns S I. 1, Q id K T- ' MP Q. is -A i Z' Nr! - Q-gig? 44 L+-...hw .f 5 A School Functions Involve Everyone The 1972 -'73 school year began with the first official day of school on August 28, 1972. Makeshift classrooms were a prominent char- acteristic toward the beginning of the 72 -'73 school year as workers labored feverishly to complete the remodeling in the main building. Pride in our new school became evident, and the following pages relate our school year's story as STUDENTS COMBINE WORK WITH PLAY. 1. Janet Creel and Claudette Cramer help with en- rollment by typing individual schedules, 2. Terry Fulton 'makes good use of his pen. 3. Spirit and hopes soar at the Great Bend-Larned game as the Indians cross the goal line. 4. Juniors, Karen Martin and Marla Morrow enjoy their lunch in the new cafeteria. 5. Helping with enrollment are Coach Geier and Mr, Kersting, Mr, Arrington looks on, Q

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Another hour just passed, we hardly noticed it, One more day slipped' by and it went too fast, again, Another month has gone and left only memories. One more year, gone. lt's time to go. Rememberin , la s, 8 P Y parties, and prom, memories, Remembering , boring classes, crowded halls, and smiling faces. Another moment and we're on our way, Starting another part of life, remembering what used to be, One more chance to look at those friends you've seen for many years. One more time, we say good -bye, Marilyn Broadie 5