Garnett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Garnett, KS)

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Mil-Ree Freshman boy is a hot shot Straci Tobin Cpronounced Stacij for track this year. was a new student at GHS this ln the beginning of the basket- year. He moved from Columbia, ball season Straci's average for the South Carolina because his dad first three games were as follows: started working at the Burlington seven field goals with fifty per- power plant. cent scoring, three free throws His school was a lot bigger than with 55 percent free throws Garnett's as he had around 800 scored, two steals, one assist, sev- students in his old school. en offensive rebounds, five defen- lt is so quiet here. l do like be- sive rebounds, and l6.3 average .,...., ..,. , ing in a smaller school though. points in a game against Burling- ff CStraci Tobin, '85j ton, as his most points scored. Straci has always enjoyed ath- Straci played with the junior varsi- Q letics. He was on the freshmen and ty against Gardener, where he junior varsity basketball teams, made seven total rebounds and l2 i and wanted to go out for football, points. Straci has also played in 3 but his parents thought it was too varsity games making several lover Straci is late to start after they moved crowd-pleasing block shots. ban' here. Straci also planned to go out Miller, Rob 42, 92, II4 Miller, Teresa 48, 85, 86 ,,, 5, They are one Moore, Kelly 42, 69 Moore, Kris 48 A big event this summer was MOWY' Debbie 42- 33' 34, 9' the royal wedding. lt was Momf' JD' 35' 7 72 watched by millions of people on Morgan' tm 54 TV all over the world including Morgan, Juanita I6, 26, 65, 80, 84, 85 ' Morgan, gem 43, 55 GHS students, such as Dorothy Morrison, LeAnn 36, 58, 66, 85, l59 Hass, freshman. Musical 9597 The plans of the honeymoon N were kept a secret and Dorothy stated: l wouldn't want anyone Natlfmal Guard '4' knowing what went on while l Neal s Pharmacy l50 ,, Newspaper 78 was on my honeymoon. Nickglgon, Jim 48 One thing that didn't seem Noyes, Rick 36 right was that Lady Diana didn't Null- Doris 55 get to have any of her friends in O the wedding. lt wasn't right, but Otonnor, Dennis 48 they had to have all his relatives O'C0mwr. John in the wedding. O'MaIley, Joe 36 j O'MalIey, Shari l8. 26, 86, l59 p Powis, Dennis I4, is, is, 27, 58, 82, 84, 92, 92 nr Q4 Parks, Richard 42. 89, II4 Pete's Body Shop I50 Pretzer, Kevin I5, 27, 58 Parks, Kevin 42, 89 Parkview Estates I38 Patterson Farms Trucking lnc. l30 Patterson, Jere 28, 36. 58, 82, 84, 89, 92, I50 P.E, 76 Pearcy, Bruce 4. l8, 26 Peine, Bob 7. IB, 26. 82, 88, 89 Peine, Marilyn 99 Peine, Tara 48, 50, 66, 70, lI3 Pence and Ben Franklin l48 Penn, Betty I47 Penn, Wayne I47 Penson, Debbie 26, 58 I56 - INDEX Phares, Rodney 48 Phillips T.M. 56, 57 Pizza Hut I34 P..l.'s l36 Platt, Doug Platt, Glenn 7, 36, 38, 7l, 72, 92, 97. lI4 Platt, Joe 26, 89 Platt, Patty 57 Platt, Ron 42, 69, 92, II4, I26 Poire, Donna 36, 58, 79, 82, 84, 86, 9I, Il7 Porter, Karen 42. 69. 82, 86, 94, I02, I03 Porter, Lori 27, 82 Poss Real Estate I50 Professional Hairdressers I50 R R. W. Harmon 8 Sons I38 Ransier, Carol 6, 42, 70 Ratliff, David 48, 89, 92 Ratliff, Randy 5, 42, 89 Ray, Mike 27, 72 Reed, Bill 48, 60, ll4 Reed, Lonie 36, 70, 92 Reed, Randy 42. 44, 7I, 85, 89 Reesor, Scott 48, 70, lO5, I08