Garnett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Garnett, KS)

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Winning is a good feeling as Diane Herm- Courtney Hermreck. and Ellen Adler con- reck. Norma Guilfoyle, Brenda Shellhorn. gratulate each other. 6 ,Q , W V , 2' - 1' V , iiiii' Nm, ' z e W it E , sw , W 5 ,W if A 9:35, t Y 4 I GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM. Ckneel- ingb Coach Donna Kimmell and Coach Glenn Suderman. Cbehind themj Brenda Shellhorn, Michon Weingartner, Gerette Guilfoyle, and M it 1 fi ff fi 9 3' W Sue Wells. fladder, top to bottomj Ellen Adler, Courtney Hermreck, Terri Wolken, Diane Hermreck, and Julie Wells. We can dig it! Dig, set, spike it, that's the way we like itl Nine girls concentrated on this during the season, but they only managed to grasp a tie for third place in the league. Two girls made all-league team. Ellen Adler tied for third position on the first team and Courtney Hermreck made sixth po- sition on the second team. Serving was what the team as a whole improved most on, with Mi- chon Weingartner being the most consistant server. Coach Donna Kimmell felt that the girls' biggest problem was that they would make mistakes and could not shake them off, and then would give up before the game was over. Fourth place was claimed by Gar- nett in the Ottawa Tournament. lt was in this tourney, the second game of a match against DeSoto. that the girls played their best game. As Coach Kimmell said, The girls really hustled, and acted like they wanted to play volleyball and to win the game. W ., ,X ,QW ygw.: yy,,,, 'W ft. W H , ft vf '51 1 . 'V ,.V ij 02' ' 45 4 Concentration is etched on the face of Ellen Adler as she prepares to serve the ball. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL

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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.

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,My I I We I f+ Q? A I 22+ Hmot ,W J. wwf? . 1 7, , ,QQ nf There's a right way to dig a volleyball as llll Coach Kimmell shows. M., was .... VARSITY VOLLEYBALL GAMES MATCHES WON WON Jayhawk Linn Garnett won' Paola 2 I Osawatomie O 0 Louisburg O 0 Ottawa 2 l Lyndon 2 l Hartford 2 I DeSoto I 0 Tongonoxie O 0 Williamsburg 2 I Ottawa O 0 Wellsville 2 l Olathe North O O DeSoto I 0 Independence O 0 Praire View I 0 Lansing 2 l Gardner 2 l Louisburg 0 0 Piper 2 l Spring Hill I O Wellsville I 0 Central Heights O O Baldwin O 0 Scores not available W, f?'E, K, 4. ,MMM 1 1-...4 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Shell-