Garnett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Garnett, KS)

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Y ,'- 11, If ft A e fp , iff 2 if -A e 12. F2 fi' , ly 9. 5 H 5 1. l .. . - , L. . .. . yy in Q 5 w On the evening of December 5, is W gg 1 K ww l98l the annual FFA-FHA Christmas 2 F 3 O 'N HHH dance was held. ln the Garnett gym at 9 p.m. Tony Hermreck and Mari- lyn Lickteig Peine handed down their crowns to Gus Wolken and Brenda Bach with Debbie Miller, Joel Lickteig, Mary Beth Rickabaugh and Matt Rockers being the atten- dants. Other attendants were ju- niors, Chrissy Wiesner and Jeff Diekerg sophomores, Leslea Rockers and Troy Eddingsg and freshmen Angie Miller and Mike Brummel. ln discussion, Jere Patterson, '83 said, l thought the decorations were great and the dance would have been better if there would have been a better band. Live Oak, a country and western band from Kansas City was the en- tertainment. The theme that was chosen was Along the Road. Country and western fans en- joyed the band and felt they played a variety of music. Last years king and queen were Tony Herm- reck and Marilyn Lickteig Peine. Helping himself to the snacks is Jeff Wilson. Crown bearers are Kyle Tholen and Rustin whose parents teach at GHS. King Gus Wolken and queen Brenda Bach are accompanied by their attendants Joel Lick- teig, Mary Beth Rickabaugh, Matt Rockers. and Debbie Miller while Rustin Kimmell and Kyle Tholen smile for the camera. W? l z 'AQ Z W' Ei ,, 4 xl 1 CHRISTMAS DANCE

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f,,, -, -Q M W9 1 Right after coronation Queen Brenda Bach and King Gus Wolken pose for picture taking. King Gus Wolken is escorting Mary Beth Rickabaugh. Escorting Queen Brenda Bach is Joel Lick- teig. Escorting Debbie Miller is Matt Rockers. Junior attendants are Jeff Dieker and Chrissy Wiesner. 98 - CHRISTMAS DANCE k S 'QI N as qos N..-v we ff, -Q Q--.., 1

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Ringing up the total at Ben Franklin is Chrisy Wiesner, junior. Getting ready to carry out an order at the sonic is Dawn Beddo, junior. Stocking the shelves at Foodmart is Brad Leitch. sophomore. Let Theresa Gallagher senior, help you check out the food at the bakery. At the Sherwood lnn Mike Hammon, iunior, helps cook meals. With a smile on her face Tracy Lylte. sopho- more, is ringing up the total for P.J.'s. Student workers, jobs important Did you ever wonder what stu- dents do after school? Well, there were some kids that went and clocked in at work. These people did all kinds of different jobs from working in a fast foods place, to working in a gas station, to being a cook, to being a cashier in a store, and to even stocking shelves. Some students even had to go home and work. There were some that needed credit given to them for taking on the responsibility of working while they still went to school. iw-WORKING STUDENTS ,ss -wt mam, . -- se w. F