Garnett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Garnett, KS)

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I I One of the girls in weight training is Carla the bench press. Schulte, '83, who is preparing to work out on sfsr s ,Cf a ils Q at I I as IL! LQQQQQ 5- - I ..t Q .. - f E I , Q.. . Qs iw ' s . Q I X N -.1 w,-X -5 L ' X + f .f: A 5- . - 1 :.i?Qg.,f .Ah, I ' fh-s- Q33 f K . f . AQ-1 s 1 -si I is is A 1 ' i t I N' 1 . f ..: '- , f x g ilifg .:. ,A W so I ...S , On the arm curls is Gus Wolken. '81 Up, down, up, down, goes Greg Gwinn, '82, I28 - ADVANCED P,E. AND WEIGHT TRAINING with his pushups. A new change With each new year, comes change. This year the weight train- ing class was hit with what few ex- pected. girls. That's right, girls. This year the former all-male class felt the effects ERA. Two girls, Nancy Miller and Carla Schulte, '83, were admitted for the first time in the history of GHS. I took weight train- ing because I wanted to keep fit physically . . . at first I felt kind of strange and scared but the guys didn't give us any trouble. Now I feel relaxedg it's great. CNancyj Carla explains, I didn't have p.e. anymore so I took it . . . I felt o.k. from the first, I didn't feel em- brassed or anything. Comments from the guys were . . . lt was al- right I think we need more of them! CGary Brand, '82j At first I thought it would be dif- ferent, you know, having girls in a boys classf and it wasl I felt I had to watch myself. Now I feel I have to do better than they do. Some of the guys try to show off for them and some, it doesn't matter. CDavid Yoder, '83j Although advanced p.e. had no changes it was a change for those entering it. Instead of doing the tra- ditional sports, the class offered some less strenuous, but just as skillful, sports. Bowling, golf, and pool were just a few of the sports offered. .f l i ., ' . if f . I , N, A 4 12' 'sf M W. ai f gist its gif . 3 gf HW vt : if -1 wwf 1 ,Msgs S I 7 1 . , ,, , Does Jeff Wiggins. '82 really need to work out on the wrist rolls?

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40'N-0N0'0'10 01'02'0s010N0K0'101'0K0 101l0f6K0'101'-0V0' '-0 01'-0501 Advertising 'ropes 'em in' through the ages lf it weren't for these people who purchased space in our book we wouldn't have a year- book. Fiftyeight yearbooks have been published at GHS. The first book had a total of IO4 pages and then later on the pages decreased to around 40 pages. Look where we are now. We have increased to l64 pages. To us the yearbook staff, that's quite an achievement. l l l9O0 - the beginning of a new century saw the emer- gence of the United States as a recognized world power. Ad- vertising was becoming very popular. lf you ever wanted to know what the ads of l88O looked like, a few examples are included here. Their ads weren't as well printed as ours today, but they got their point across. The wording was much shorter and y f ,Q Q lf 'lf Q AF I 5 Q 2 rv 5 IF Q F Wm more compact and could have been easily misleading. Now, as time has progressed, advertising has really ad- vanced, including such things as type face, new printing methods and photography. Pa- trons not only use the paper to advertise, they use the radio and T.V. also. So let's support our patrons like they support us and we will keep Bulldoggin'. -01101-0-'0v'-0v'0v-0w10:'0a10'-0rQs TFUQMWTQ lmcs., Quality service Above are two examples of old type ads. ea'-Q0-40'-10w0-0110-0-v 6'-0N0 '0'l01'-0'0'l'L0N01'-0205 l0110' l0'40' l3O ADS '0