Garnett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Garnett, KS)

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and Shirley Hempling. BACK ROW: Joyce GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY: FRONT ROW: Bet- Lickteig, Debbie Mayes. Diane Miller, Tere- sy Mains, Georgette Millius, Barbara Mains. sa Gettler, and Jerry Howarter, coach. ,fr '5 w AISI' 5 I , Girls run well We had a young team, next year we should be bringing in the tro- phies, said Coach Jerry Howarter, coach of the girls cross country team. The girls had a very successful season, and finished it by placing fifteenth out of seventeen teams at the state meet in Wamego. This year the team consisted of three freshmen, three sophomores. one junior, and one senior. All but Barbara Mains will be returning to the team next year. 5 Freshman, Diane Miller, was the is . at . leading girl runner, her best time ..s-sit is .5 was IL47. That was the second best F 'N g time ever run by a girl at GHS. ly S1.. Letterwomen on the team were L lu I M X Diane Miller, Teresa Gettler, Geor- i i I ,W ga. gette Millius, Barbara Mains, Betsy I Q q I P . Mains, Joyce Lickteig, and Debbie Q fit it GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Mgife Miller and Teresa Gettler t R' ..,,,:q ' Garnett Invitational 4th , H I h f 3 Q' g if Coffeyville Invitational 4th wer? 3'Yen ha 'eague Onofs sl' B Q - h Q,- it W Independence pacing in tveptop seven at t e 7 Invitational Ind eague meet in ao a. ..... , ' is , Ly Tonganoxie Invitational 3rd ' xi g at Girard Invitational 3rd Gardner Invitational 6th I r L League CPaoIaj 3rd State CWamegoD I5th fs In deep concentration Diane Miller 'said- les the course. 'I by 14 hiking SNA? mihwisrgr Q. ,.:x X s. gy. J isiwSQ9Q?fwi ,t swss ..s X is 1 .ihk ykt.. . X HQ? ic.,. - MFC ftstcr S' S C S at - fics s-1 fii.' S , il A good even pace is kept by Teresa Gettler e racxji Debbie ' I to keep her position. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY

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Filled with state fever. the varsity team Many runners of the pack, follow behind Jim displays its second place finish at Regionals. Mersman, and Mike Hammon at Regionals. mi 1 Am T ', 'm'7 'Ps , , , A ,iw X C3 I QQ G t . , M as fe 'ah l X , gf DJ . 'RXX 1 X c of ff IJ S ' 6 Ji 'Q 'lag 3 ry-1 ,, 'X N me fggea T X xf fig , 1l ,we fax. X f 'FF vt si x Nl' . ENTRY 'T' fishy ,'-sw 'ff sa- Taking his time to walk the course before the race' Rod Adkmson Prepares hlmself' The few, the proud. the cross country runners. For the past decade, Coach Howarter has suc- R ' T f W cessfully taken his teams to the state meet. l06 - BOYS VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY

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By the end of the season Scott Reesor moves I-I a a from j.v. to the varsity team. Junior varsity cross country team finished an impressive season this year with many surprises. Top ju- nior varsity runners battled for the sixth and seventh position on the varsity team. The biggest surprise for the year was Scott Reesor, freshman, who started the season running in fresh- man meets, moved up to junior var- sity, and finished the year on the varsity team. Scott was named most improved runner of the year, after cutting over two min- utes off his time. Running consistently this year, the team placing second in meets at Garnett, Gardner, and at the league meet in Paola. The junior varsity team was over- all young and inexperienced, con- sisting of four freshmen, one sopho- more. two juniors, and two seniors. Cross country is a hard sport, which takes a lot of determination with a lot of hard work involved. CRay Katzer, '82J And as next season rolls around. Coach Howarter hopes to see many of the faces on the junior varsity team, competing for the varsity po- sitions. JuNioR vARsiTv cross courmgv Garnett Invitational n Tonganoxie Invitational r Girard Invitational r Gardner Invitational n League CPaolaJ n 2 d Coffeyville Invitational 7th 3 d 3 d 2 d 2 d 9 U t JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: FIRST ROW, Dan Chitwood and Scott Reesor. SEC- OND ROW: Dave Chitwood and Terry Carr. Third ROW: Bill Mains and Ron Mayes. - JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY :fm . fume. FOURTH ROW: Dave Sobba and Ray Katzer. FIFTH ROW: Gary Brand, Mark Miller, and Coach Jerry Howarter. With muscles straining and little breath, Ter- ry Carr heads for the finish line.