Garnett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Garnett, KS)

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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.

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I I Comm' west New York was the first place Liz-Chir- stin-Birgitta-Eiritz set foot in as she ar- rived from Sweden. lt was nice to be there for two days, but I am glad that I didn't 20100102 10' 0 Raymond Mark Katzer Basketball I,2, track I, cross country 4, Spir- it club 3,4, attendant l,2, Hi-Y 4, class offi- cer 2,3,4, president 2,31 StuCo 13,44 Boys State 5, honor roll l,2.3.4, lab assistant 4, Brian Leslie Kirk Independent study 4. Debra Kay Kleinsorge Yearbook 3.4, index co-editor 3, index edi- tor 4, girls sports co-editor 3, FHA 2.3,4, choir l,2,3, girls glee l,2,3, lab assistant 2. work study. Sandra Josephine Kratzberg Basketball l.2, pep club I. Jeffery Leland Kueser Cross country l.2,3, FFA 2,3,4, basketball l,2,4, track l.4, lab assistant 4. Connie Irene Lankard FHA l.2,3,4, officer 3, Spirit club 2,3,4, presi- dent 4, choir l,2,3, small ensemble I, girls glee l,2,3, yearbook 4, track 3,4, work study. Michael L. Leavitt Football 3. David Alexander Leitch III Choir 2, boys glee l.2, football l,3.4, basket- ball l.2.3,4: golf l,3,4. '01 E. I 4 4 I 24 - SENIORS have to stay there the whole year. It was very dirty and you didn't want to walk alone, even during the day! She then traveled west - to Garnett. Her first impression: lt is such a small town, soon developed into: I was glad I came here. It's nice, with a small town you get to know more people. Everyone has really been nice to me. Christin applied to Rotary for a scholar- ship to come to the United States, but she was one month too old. One month later the president of Rotary phoned and said that the girl who had been chosen couldn't go. so he asked her if she still wanted to. Of course I wanted to. I couIdn't believe it. lt was really one of the happiest moments of my life. Christin introduced her family back home. Dad's name is Sven Gustaf. He is principal of the Royal College of Forestry, Mom. Birgitta, was educated in the field of nursing, but now she works in a lab doing research at the College. I also have a I5- year-old sister Y Marie. ln Sweden students are required to go nine years. After the first seven, they choose between a two, three, and four-year branch to continue their education, instead of choosing classes each year as we do. Last year, Christin chose a three-year branch, which included I2 different courses: math, history, social science, sci- ence Cbiology, chemistry, and physicsi, Swedish, English, German, Spanish, art. physical education, psychology, and world literature, She had eight of these a day, and each day of the week was different. The first day of the week was the same as the first day of the second week, and so on. I think that's nice because it doesn't make it boring. As the year ended it was time to return to Sweden. Of course it will be nice to go home and see my family and friends again. but it will also be very hard. It's a strange feeling not knowing if I'II ever come back. But, I know for sure that if sometime I get the chance, I will. git .5 gig 4 . az 1' I MN . gp Q Q. yy, 'S ,. is ff Aw? V I PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE t g if 7i0'f01f07 C0' 101201