Garnett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Garnett, KS)

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Index Aga - Cul A Academic Divisional-5l Adams, Denise 45 Adams, Derrick 45, 89. 92, 93, II4 Adams, Doug I9, 58 Adams, Lindsey I64 Adams, Rodney 45, 89 Adams, Todd l8, I9, 89, l5I Adkinson. Rod I7, l8, I9, 28, 82. 89, I05, l06. l2l. I22 AdKinson, Tereasa 32, 78, 84, 9l, 96, 97 Adler, Ellen I7, I9, 80. 82, 84. 93, I09. lI6, II7 Administration 52 Ads Divisional I29 Ads l30l50 All Star Dairy I49 Anderson County Abstract I49 Anderson County Coop I34 Anderson County Hospital l46 Anderson County Sale Barn l46 Anderson Ford Motor Co. I49 Anderson, Mary 55, 74, 86 Archer Insurance Agency I49 Arnett, Raymond l8, I9, 69, 70. I45, I52 Art Club 85 B B s F Clothing I37 Bach, Brenda I8, I9, 82, 86, 87, 98, 99, I45 Bach, Donna 39, 82, 84. 86, I27 Bailey, Paul 45, 92 Band 66-68 Bank of Greeley I39 Bantam Store I49 Barnes, Todd 45. 70, 92, 96. 97, l26 Barnes, Mernie I43 Barnett, Melvin l26, I27 Basketball- Boys J. V. I23, I24 Basketball- Boys Varsity I2I, I22 Basketball- Girls J. V. II9, l20 Jaaeiaetbail- Girls varsity uv, ns Bauck, Melvin 55, 92 Baugher. Dixie I9, 30, 58. 78, 82, 86 Beauchamp, Jeff 32, 58. 59, 92, 97, I42 Beddo, Dawn 32, 45, 84, 9I. IOO Beddo, Duane 45, 77 Behind Scenes 53 Benton, John 55, 73 Berry. Debbie 32, 86, I59 Biddle, Don 39 Blaufuss, Mick 32, 89, l26 Blaufuss, Vic 39, 44, 65, 89 Blubaugh, Cindy 32, 58, 82, 86, 88, 90, 9I, 94. IO2, I03, l05, Blubaugh, Deann I2, 45, 74, 82, 86, I04 Bond, Dion 45 Bowman, John 32, 78, 89 Boyles, Debbi 32. 82, 86, 9l. I02, IO3 Brand, Garry I9, 58, 89, l05, I08 Bredehoft, Lois 55, 7I, 9I Brocklesby. Darlene 39, 82, 84, 9I, I64 Browning. Karen 32, 34. 78, 82, 83, IO4 Browning, Tom 45 Brummel, Eric 28. 32, 58. 59, 97, I36, I50 Brummel Farm Center I37 Brummel, Lisa I9, 28, 80, 82. II6, II7 Brummel, Mike 45, 82. 89, 92 Brummel, Ricki 32. 58, 69. 82, 86, 96, 97, IO2, I03, II2. lI3 Buckley, Jeff I9, 66, l03 Burdett, Mary 45, 70, 86 Bures. Paul 39, 66, 68, 92 Buries, Catherine 54, 55, 60, 82 Burris, Annette I2. 45, 66. II9 Burris, Debra 32 Burritt, Lisa 74, 82, 86 Business 73 Buzzard, Jody 38, 66, 67, 82, 86, 88. 89, 9l C Calahan, Debby 2. 20, 23, 53.69, 78, 79, 80, 82, 86, 87, 9I, 96. 97, I36, I47 Hobbies present a challenge What is the tie between car rac- ing and trapshooting? Give up? They are both favorite past times of Todd Adams, senior. When Todd was younger he would load trap every Sunday. This got a little bit boring so I started shooting a couple of years after my dad. When Todd was eight years old his father was the one that got him started. Todd has won two guns in trapshooting comeptitions and has also received many awards and tro- phies. Competitions involved trav- eling, with his longest trip to Las Vegas and closest competitions in Greeley. Another trip he has taken was to Lafayette, Colorado. Todd's highest winning score was 99 out of lw, and I95 out of 200. ln trapshooting you get to meet all kinds of different people and you get to travel a lot, In car racing you can go down the strip and not get picked up by the cops. QTodd Ad- ams, '82j Todd was I6 when he started rac- ing cars. He got started when his brother Scott didn't feel that Todd had the ability to race cars. My brother would always tell me how he could beat me. So, one after- noon we went up to the highway and I have been racing ever since. Todd has also won many racing trophies while racing at the race tracks. Todd's Camaro, motor size 396 cu. in., has reached the speed of IO4 in the quarter of a mile race. Todd raced on the KCR tracks. Callahan, Julie 39, 45, 69, 82, 86, IO4 Campbell, Kim 70, 75, 82, 86, III, Il9 Campbell. Mark l8, 20, 28, 58, 82, 84, 88, 89 92, II4, II5 Cannady, Lucy 45 Carpenter, Una 57 Carr. Terry 45. I08 Carter, Lorraine 53 Casteel, Mike 55, 62, II4, l2l Catt, Kendal 39, 69, I63 Catt, Wendal 32, 69 Cauthorn. Jane 54, 82, 84 Century 2I I49 Cheerleaders- J.V. IO4 Cheerleaders- Varsity I02-IO3 Chilson, Rusty 20, 3l, 58, 92 Chitwood, Dan 45, I08 Chitwood, David 45, I08 Choir, 69 Clara's I45 Class Divisional I3 Cline, Georgia 32 Closing I64 Clubs Divisional 8l Cobbs, Phyllis 53, 80 Cochran, Walter 52 Cole, Tom 39. 40, 69, 70, 96, 97 Collins, Tim 45, 89 Colvin, Tim 32, 69, 70, 96. 97 Couch, Art 39 Country Barber Parlor I49 Country Side Vet. Clinic I49 Cox Fur I49 Cox, Ed I4, l6, 20, 58, 80, l2I, I22 Cox, Jeff 32, l2I, I22 Crismas, Teresa 33. 38, 58. 59, 78, 82, 84, 9l II3 Croan, George 20, 85 Cromwell, Angie 46, 77 Cromwell, Kim l8, 20 Cross Country- Boys J.V. I08 Cross Country- Boys Varsity I05-IO6 Cross Country- Girls IO7 ,,Qruz-..Qhc55a?M3L5,S-HMM rs' -- - f' cuiver, Jeanette 32, ss. ss, 69. sz. se, 91, 93 Holding the gun he uses for trapshoot- ing is Todd Adams. 1 rassasww egssfassse .Quai INDEX - l5l

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-it M it -M JC BL K N JL if Ji M it Keep Us Bulldoggin' For l98I-S2 ' 2 Greeley Farm Implement Co. Medical Center Clinic - Dr. I25 N. Olive Garnett, Kansas x Greeley, Kansas 66033 Leitch, Dr. Dougherty, and Dr. Stogkebt-and'5 Gwin Shell Henderson 6th and Oak Garnett, Kansas l09 E. 4th Avenue Garnett Mersman Conoco Sutton's Jewelry t x Hometown Insurance Service 4th S Hwy. 59 Garnett, Kansas 207 S, Main Ottawa, Kansas Richmond, Kansas 66080 Miller's Garage Valley R. Farm Service Co, Jerry's TV Service Route I Garnett. Kansas Route 2 Garnett, Kansas l36 E. 5th Garnett, Kansas Pat Winfrey Real Estate Wabsterfs jawalrys 3 JC Penny 323 S. Oak Garnett, Kansas 42l S, Oak St.-get Garnett Garnett, Kansas 66032 Pete's Body Shop Wilson Clinic Kenneth R. Johnson Inc. 625 S. Oak Garnett, Kansas 4I4 W. Ist Garnett, Kansas g 2ll W. 8th Garnett, Kansas Poss Real Estate Wm. A. Neal Pharmacy Kingsolvers Drugs Hwy. 59 Richmond, Kansas SIS So. Oak Garnett, Kansas I22 E. 5th Garnett, Kansas Professional Hairdressers Lucilles Beauty Shop II6 W. 4th Garnett, Kansas 2 308 S. Oak Garnett, Kansas Singer Plumbing and Electric F 2 ll 2 3 Three's not a crowd says Jere Patterson, Eric Brummel, and John Tucker. Some day when I grow up I want to be a Hush Puppy. X l we we n vc me w vw' wr or -of we tt w I5O - Ads

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Cun - Has 96. 97. ll7 Cundy, John 52 Cundy, Sally 2l, 58, 78, D 82, 83. 84. 9l, 97 Dairy Queen I45 Danner, Guy 57 Davidson. Kenneth Davison, Scott 39, 69 Deep Rock I49 Dennis, Anita 54, 6l. 82, 84 Dieker, Anita 8, 45, 66, 70, 86, 93 Dieker, Jeff 33, 88, 89, 92, 98 Dieker, Marie 57 Dieker, Monica 46, 70, 86, 86, ll9 Dieker, Rita 9. l8, 2l. 9I Donaldson Construction l47 Dorl, Lori l4, I7, l8, 2l, 23, 82. 86, 9l Dougherty, Mary 2, I4, 2l, 3l, 63,69, 70.80, 84, 96. 97 Dr, C.B. Harris M.D. I49 Drivers Education 77 Dr. J.J. Padfield I49 Dr. Watt S Kokoruda I49 Dykes, Brian 46 Dykes, Shari 9, 33, 66, 67, E Eastwood, Rex l26, I27 Edding, Troy 39, 89 Edgecomb, Martha 56 Egger. Steve 33 Eichman Lumber Eichman, Steven 39, 69, l05 Eiritz. Christine 2l, 3l, 82, 84, 87, 99 Elliott's Dairy I49 Erhart. Dennis 33, 89, 97 Erhart, Doug 4, 46, 92, ll4. I24 F Fagg. Scott I6. 3l, 58, 80 Fagg. Terry 2l. 73. 86, 9l Faculty 54 Falls, Toni 2l, 66 Family Shoe Store l46 Farm Bureau I49 Farmer, Kenneth 46 Farmers Coop I44 Farris-Feuerborn I42 Garnett Veterinary Clinic I49 Gate, John 57 Gem Farm Center l35 Gettler, Teresa 3, 40, 64. 82, 84, 86, 9l, l07, ll7, Gibson, Karen 5. 33, 58. 59.69, 78, 82, 86, l02 l03 Feuerborn, Feuerborn Carol l43 Cliff 33, lI4, I25. l26 Gibson. Shirley 56 Gillogly. Kandi l8, I9, 2l, 82, 86, 9I Goldie's I45 Golf Il2-Il3 Goodman, Shelia Q wr Speaking out on school policies, Jackie and Raymond feel there should be changes. INDEX - l52 Feuerborn Donna I6. 2l, 66. 68 Feuerborn Jane 54, 60, 97 Feuerborn Lisa 33, 58. 78, 82, 84, 86, 87, 9l Feuerborn, Shawn 46, I26 FFA 88, 89 FHA 86. 87 Fincher, Stacey 46. 66, 68, 70, 9l. lll, II9 Fine Arts 7l Fooshee, Jill 39, 40, 66. 69, 70. 84, 9I, 96, 97 Fooshee, Kim 46, 50, 66, 68, 70, 82, 97, l04 Football- J.V. lI6 Football- Varsity Il4-lI5 Foreign Languages 6l Fraker Clothing Co. I49 Frank. Kenny 39, 40, 44, 69, 70, 93, 94, 96, I24. 97 French, Bernice 57 French, Wayne 57 Freshmen 45-60 Fritz, Tiff 39, 82 Fuhrman, Danea 33, 66, 69, 82, 86. 9l, 96, 97 Fuhrman, David 40, 69, 89, I24 G Gallagher, Lisa 46 Gallagher, Patti Gallagher. Theresa 2l, lm Gamache, Mari 9, 33, 78, 84. 9l Garner, Kenny 40 Garnett Monument and Glass I49 Garnett Post Office I49 Garnett Publishing Co. I39 Garnett Roller Rink l38 Garnett Savings Bank l32 Garnett Savings and Loan I33 Garnett Truck and Tractor I49 Gordon. Gordon, Graham, Maxine 57 Pete 57 Bill 4, l8, 2I, 89 Graham, John 33, I49 Graham School l46 Graybill, Diane 40 Graybill, LeAnn 40 Greeley Farm Implement l50 Greeley Hardware and Lumber I44 Grimes, Marvin 4, 33, 58. 92, ll4. ll6 Guilfoyle. Anita 46 Guilfoyle, Beth 46, 86 Guilfoyle. Carl 57 Guilfoyle. Carl 40 Guilfoyle. Gerette 2l, 58, 80, 84, 9l, l09. II7 Guilfoyle. Guilfoyle, Gurganus, Norma 40, 82, l09, ll0, ll7 Rick 44. ll4, l26 Amy 33, ei Gwin. Greg l8, 22, 28, 58, 82, 92. I28 Hammon, Hammon, I26 Carla 33, 66, 73. 93 Mike 34, 66, 68, 69. 79, ICD, l05, l06 H 8 R Block I47 Handy, Chris l8, 22 Handy, David 46 Handy, Joey 40 Hankes, Leanne 47. 50 Hankes, Lisa 47 Harris, Sam 55, 88, 89 Hass. Dorothy 47, 70, 86 Hass, Kerry 40. 69 School rules are too strict All schools have to have rules and as expected, students do not like some of the rules. Two stu- dents, Jackie Wiederholt and Ray- mond Arnett, seniors, voiced their opinions. l think this year's school rules are a little too strict. Sometimes if you are late it can't be helped and you are still unexcused. CRay- mond Arnett, '82j I don't like some rules because they are a little silly, such as not being able to get a drink or have a pass to another teacher. l don't think they ought to treat us like we are in grade school. CJackie Wiederholt, '82j Some people felt that some rules were necessary, like the open noon hour. If there wasn't an open noon hour, lunch would have to start at ll:30. Then students would have to go back to the same class they had come from before lunch. l think it's great to have an open noon hour, it gives a student a lit- tle break or free time between classes. CRaymond Arnett, '82J On the other hand some people think GHS should have a longer noon hour. GHS was the only school in the district that let the entire school out for noon. DeSoto had an open noon hour just for seniors, although they had to have a note from their parents saying where they were going during the noon hour.