Garnett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Garnett, KS)

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5 0'-f010ff0s0'i0K0f10n0:f0f0-Lawoffaf Wvnaooeasaowswaootawwaeafaoawiozazfaoofoawwfa Roundup time The seniors of '82 had their good times and their bad times. Eigh- teenth birthdays, new cars, and a few promise rings were just a few of the highlights throughout the year. The best part of my senior year was getting my Yamaha 650 Special Street Bike. CRandy Sears '82J The seniors realized that they were at a very important stage of their life. Each had a very important decision to make, whether to go on to college or get a job. Many stu- dents realized that taking those pud courses wasn't such a smart idea, because now they needed those harder classes to pursue their careers. Take classes you are going to need for college, don't wait 'until your senior year to think about college. fRaymond Arnett '82J R u t tooe WE Bulldog power is shown by Mark Campbell as he works out in the weight room during weight training. This poster is one of many which were cre- ated by Jere Patterson, Eric Brummel, and Curt Wiesner, the Spirit club poster commit- IEE. Even during class, Greg Gwin, senior, sup- ports the Bulldogs on hat day. 44 28 SENIORS sf-'iqij 'F . . --.sw sas! GN v.0'2L0zL0'x0'a:0x0x0'n0a,0zc.0rr.0x0:c6' ln second hour English. Rod Adkinson turns on the charm during Homecoming week. E l Z ,g , 5 I l Searching through his wallet. Curt Wiesner hopes to find enough money to buy a Riverrock ticket. The excitement of CP English is shown by Lisa Brummel '0X0 '0 -01-0Y01f4

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W I f b ll - ' d ' ' thZfu1ri?iiei'! isziisin ililelligmage urmg M a I n Rushing to get to her next class before n P I a n S the bell ring is Debra Kleinsorge. 1 t ' rs is -fi ns ni ii i sg stil it fini , 1 X 1. luv 1 Yes, I enjoy it very much, is how Dena Elliss McDaniel. senior, described life as a married student Some disadvantages of being a mar- ried student were: trying to keep f ' i . ...M sk 1 Q ..i:, Mg. k XS , i 1 A SF sn 11- the house picked up while not in school and doing homework, which takes time that she would have oth- erwise spent with her husband. l feel that a person has to be orga- nized to be able to cope, stay happy. and keep him happy. CDena Elliss McDaniel 'SID Marriage was in the future of sev- eral seniors. The largest number of seniors who were planning to marry right after school were girls. Some of these girls were planning their weddings for this summer. while other weddings were to take place in a year or so, in order for the bride-to-be to work or attend col- lege. l plan to pick up some night jg j .css i classes, said Lori Dorl, senior. who n ii if planned to be married the summer -A Q I 'S ' following graduation. r...-ff Other seniors planning to get . A married are Kandie Gillogly and M I r fif - ig ,...t E , is . iinn 1 I I Terri Hulett. ii: gg gg K 5 N ia110110w10K0w0i1a1vv0ii0x4,1t A ki iiii .st . . . A Lori Francene Porter 6 c J, Q Pep riub I.2,5.-It icayt-ties 1.2, choir lt library Q I I. N asnnam 213- Q . Dennis Wnvne Powls 9 101101-010' 4945729494919 -tr, Football It StuCo li class officer 3.41 Home- 'VN U1 coming attendant l,4: Spirit club 4: Hi-Y 4. Kevin Pretzer General. 5 Micheal Scott Ray Wrestling l.2.3,-lt cross country 13. 9 Mary Beth Rickabaugh FHA i,2,3,4. officer 2,3,4, district officer 4, Q pep club I, Spirit club 13,-1, council 2.3,-l, 5 secretary 31 StuCo 2.3,-1, secretary 31 bas- ketball I,21 track li class officer It choir S l.2.3.-lr Generation singers 3,-lt Girls state. honor roll l.2.3,4. Edward James Roach Internationals l, 5 S 5 0110- 10110-4010-10f10w0w10-10-10u4H0v0w1010S1 SENIORS

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