Garnett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Garnett, KS)

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Hiding The Carousell Carousel, a Rodgers and Ham- merstein musical presented by Gar- nett High School, was about troubles a young married couple encoun- tered in l873. Leads were played by Mary Dougherty, as Julie Jordan. and Roger Henry, as Billy Bigelow. Billy and Julie got married. even though everyone was against its Bil- ly lost his iob and Julie became pregnant. Billy later became cor- nered by police after an attempted robbery, being terrified. he ran and stabbed himself in the stomach. Ju- lie arrived, and he died in her arms. Fifteen years later at his daugh- ter Louise's graduation, Billy had the chance to come back. Unseen, he urged her to believe in herself, and she was freed from unhappi- ness. He then left Julie secure that he really loved her and With hope in your heart . . . You'll Never Walk Alone. The cast's feelings were ex- pressed by Marilyn Lizer: A show 'is always worth all the effort and work when you hear the audience response.' Julie Jordan Billy Bigelow . . . Mary Dougherty . . . Roger Henry Carrie ...... ...,. M arilvn Lizer Mr. Snow , , . . ,..,., Tom Cole Mrs. Mullin . . .... Teresa AdKinson Nettie ....... ....,,, J udy White Jlgger ........... Mr. Bascombe . . , . . . . . Tim Covlin . . , . , Tim Milius policeman .,.., .... K enny Frank policeman ....... .... L ynn Wilson heavenly friend , . . .,... Jeff Wilson starkeeper ,... .,.. D ebbv Calahan Louise .......... . . . Enoch Snow Jr. , , . carnival boy ..,... . . Stacy Hodgson . . . , Brad Leitch .. Larry Massey principal ............... Danea Fuhrman Mr. Snow's daughter .,...... Jill Fooshee towns people . Ricki Brummel. Clay Reppert, Julie Wells, Jeanette Culver. Susan Wells, and Todd Barns. 96 MUSICAL Carrie fMarilynJ is singing about her true Billy Bigal0W CROSBY? is Singing about My love Mr. Snow. 1 Boy BiII. a Taking a break after the clam bake

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Homecomin 'Keep on Believin' The date was October I2 through I6 and it was a hectic weekl On Sunday the cheerleaders and Spirit Club painted the downtown win- dows with signs saying Chew 'em up BULLDOGS. School was started out Monday with backwards day. everyone wore their clothes back- wards. On Tuesday it was hats off day when students wore their fa- vorite hats. Mourning day was on Wednesday when students wore black. Thursday the students deco- rated halls and floats. Friday the sixteenth, was the day the students were waiting for. Ev- eryone wore red and white. School was let out early so students could march downtown. This was the first year for floats in four years. Sopho- mores won float and hall decora- tions. The skits by each class and teachers were presented on the one-way. At 7 p.m. Marilyn Lizer and Doug Henry were crowned queen and king. The only upset of the night was losing the game to Tonganoxie. After the game, the dance was held and The Extremes was the band, with the theme being Keep on Believinl The sophomores present their winning float. Coach Wells looks intensly at the game. The sophomores hall is also a winner. 'ls it Mickey Mouse? No, it's Carla Hammon and Susan Wells on hat day. HOMECOMING 95

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June is busting out all over, is being sung Discussing the robbery after the clam bake by Judy White. A . are Roger Henry and Tim Colvin. 1 gt, tif? AST AND CREW: FRONT ROW: Deanna iighberger. Pat McCullough, Eric Brummel. ally Cundy. student director: Chris Eir-itz. urt Wiesner. Jeff Beauchamp, Molly Ma- 3an. Kim Fooshee. and Dbug Erhart. SECOND OW: Debby Calahan. Mary Dougherty, Rogl er Henry. Stacy Hogdson. Julie Wells. Rick: Brummel. Tddd Barns, Tim Milius. Rodney Honn. and Glenn Platt. BACK ROW: Miss Feuerborn. Mr. Massey. directorsa Jeff Wil- son. Jeanette Culver. Tereasa Adkinson. Larry Massey. Marilyn Lizer. Tom Cole. Jill Fooshee. Judy White. Clay Reppert, Danea Fuhrman. Tim Colvin. lynn Wilson. and Ken- ny Frank. o MUSICAL