Garnett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Garnett, KS)

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Sally Jeanne Cundy Cheerleader 25 track l,25 Pep club l,25 Kayettes I,2. council 25 Lincoln High School transfer 35 Spirit club 3.45 Kayettes 3.4, council 35 Newspaper 45 Internationals 45 musical student director 45 lab assistant 4. Rita Irene Dieker Band I.25 iazz band ls Kayettes 3,45 FHA 35 work study. Lori Jean Dorl FHA I,2,3.4, officer 35 Pep club I, Spirit club 2,3,45 Kayettes 45 class officer 45 girls glee I,2.35 choir I,2,35 basketball l,25 office assis- tant 35 work study5 alternate to Girls State. Mary Frances Dougherty FHA lg Kayettes l,2,3, officer 25 Internation- als l,2,3,4, officer 2.3.45 StuCo 25 choir 2.3,4s Generation singers 2,3,45 trio 2,3,45 district choir 2.3.45 girls glee 2.3.45 debate 25 foren- sics 2.3.4, state 2,35 musical 2,3,45 all-school play 2,3,45 Girls State delegate 35 National Honor Society 3.4. Liz-Christin-Birgitta-Eiritz FHA 45 Spirit club 45 Swedish exchange stu- dent 45 honorary member of Internationals 4. Terry Lee Fagg General student. William Scott Fagg National Honor Society 3.45 cross country l,2,35 track l,25 honor roll l,2,3.45 academic awards I,2.35 Boys State 35 Who's Who in American High Schools 35 choir 2,35 Gen- eration singers 35 boy's glee 2,35 lab assis- tant 4. Antoinette Clare Falls Internationals ls band 2,3,45 jazz band 25 pep band 2.3.4. Donna Kay Feuerborn Band l,2.3.45 district band 2,3,45 jazz band l,2,3,4. district 3.45 Who's Who in Music 35 brass sextet 2,35 trombone quartet 2,3. solo 2,3,45 pep band I,2,3,45 aviation explorers 3.4, Theresa Gallagher General student. Kandie Kay Gillogly FHA I.2.3,45 Internationals l,25 choir 25 Kayettes 3.45 pep club I, Spirit club 2.3.4, William Joseph Graham FFA I.2,3.45 football lg track lp work study. Ka505f0xa5a50f50550-fowcwfastafeawfok SENIORS 2I 020'

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0'l720 0N?20XQf0f40K0127fQl7l0s0N0110lQ10WXQ17f014024040'01 514-020'-0110H01 '-0'0 5 9 5 9 I I s 1010X0's0X0'N-01'0K01v-0'11-OK-0'0H0's01 1011-0K0 ' SENIOR ARE S 5 S 5 I I .,b0,,,,0,.0,g0,0,,0,,0,.0q College bound! College, here we come! wass the thought of 63 seniors whog were planning to attend college,5 junior college, or a vo-tech. Theg more popular colleges seniorsQ chose were Emporia, K-State, K.U.,Q Iola, and Pittsburg. According to Mrs. Phyllis Cobbs, it's a good idea to choose a college based on one's needs, such as the goal standards a person sets for him or herself, what they want to become, and one's financial position is. Financing college was a big wor-S ry, many sought financial aids through scholarships, federalg grants, and loans. To help finance their education, some seniors graduated at semes- Deborah Lynne Calahan Internationals 2,3,4, pep club I, Spirit club Q 2.3,4, FHA I,2,3,4, officer 3,4, Kayettes I,2,3,4, officer 4, choir I,2,3,4, small en- semble I, musical 3,4, Who's Who in American High Schools, Girls State 3, hon- or roll I,3, yearbook 3,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, girls glee 2,3,4, cheerleader I, foren- sics 3, National Honors Society 4. Mark Allen Campbell FFA I.2.3,4, Greenhand vice president I, sentinel 3, president 4, StuCo 3, football I,4, wrestling I,2,34, honor roll I,2,3,4, class vice president I. Russell Leon Chilson Football manager I, track I, Hi-Y 3.4, Offi- cer 4, lab assistant 4. James Edward Cox Basketball I,2,3,4, Spirit club 2, football I,2,4. George Ellis Croan Football I, wrestling 2.4, golf I, art club 2,3. Kimberly .lo Cromwell Choir I,2, work study. Q S ter, and others decided to work a 7300 Wa QS year. Still others wanted to enter in the fall after high school. Right now I'm in the groove of school, and if I didn't go next fall, it would be harder to get back into the swing of going to school. CDebbie Miller, '82J 20 SENIORS Homeroom is the ideal place for Dixie Baugher and Terri Hulett to take it easy. if N... Q ,.., , -,Q 5. ' S if fki If

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-Q,-sf .s Y. 3. I A g X I . yuq , 9 Let s work!! Q Throughout their four years of high school, many seniors worked at various part-time jobs. When graduation time arrived, 30 sen- iors decided to seek full-time em- ployment. Some planned to stay around Garnett, while others wanted to journey to other places. Farming, working in oil fields, con- struction work, and office work were a few of the professions that were chosen. I don't like to study, and I think I can find a good paying job without a college education. CTina Hermreck.'82j fsguuigonlomtylyikyfftctzljioofmewnoadao gy: !b-, tcgllituifyonlomtyynxayytocllioolydaauno gecauoe 8 haiku cyiufwe 22 SENIORS Gerette Marie Guilfoyle Basketball I.2,3,4, track I,2,3.4, volleyball 3.4, Internationals 2.3.4, Kayettes 2.3.4, FHA I, honor roll l.2,3,4, lab assistant 4. Greg Alan Gwin Choir l,2,3, boy's glee l.2.3, football 3.4, work study, Spirit club 4, Hi-Y l,2,3,4. Michael Christopher Handy Football I, basketball I, work study. Marvin B. Headrick Cross country I,2, track I, independent study 4. Donald Wayne Helms General student. Douglas Scott Henry Class president I, Hi-Y 2.3.4. officer 3.4, spirit club 2.3.4, choir 2.3.4, Generation singers 3.4, boys glee 2.3.4, football l,2,3.4, basketball I, wrestling 2.3.4, golf I, track 2.3.4, StuCo I.4, president 4, Boys State 3, Who's Who in American High Schools, honor roll l,2,3,4. Karen Sue Hensley McLouth High School transfer 2, office assistant 3. Martina Rene Hermreck FHA l,2,3,4. officer 3.4. attendant 2, FFA sweetheart 3, Spirit club 2.3.4, class offi- cer 3.4, StuCo 3.4, lab assistant 3, work study, honor roll l,2,3,4. f0f01'0'L0 r-0N01G0'4-0 0's0N0's0 - College Prep. English is the farthest thin W from Angela Miller's mind while she takes a nap.