Garnett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Garnett, KS)

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Togetherness is a way of life Have you ever had to go to school with your brother or sister? Sure some kids have if they are twins, but these two aren't. Mike and Carla Hammon started Kinder- garten together and have gone through all their school years to- gether. Well, they haven't really gone to school together. ln Kinder- garten Carla went in the morning while Mike waited and went in the afernoon. Up to the seventh and eighth grades they were in sepa- rate classes. These two years plus vocabulary and spelling and band are the only classes they have had together. ln band Mike played the drums and Carla played the trum- pet. They really don't like being in the same grade. When they do have a class together: lt's kinda neat when one of us has a problem with something the other one can heIp, said Carla. There were some people that thought Mike and Carla were twins. Carla is one year and two months older than Mike. Some of Mike's hobbies this year were collecting bottles and chasing girls. Mike really enjoyed running too. He would also like to play in a band someday. Carla en- joyed dancing and also chasing the boys. t X4 eresa. Crlsmasl F-...Qanette Culver Jeff Diekef Shari Dykes Steve Egger Denis Erhart suis-, Cliff Feuerborn Y Lisa Feuerborn Danea Fuhrman Mari Gamache Karen Gibson John Graham Q . ve Marvgrirnxjs my Gurganus Carla Hammon gs A Q 5 an Blu... Wg- U I 4 Waiting for the noon bell to ring so he can go back to class is David Lybarger '84. ,Q 4 as s-ff x Q- W N xx i ,lf V? -351 ,AQSE 1 JUNIORS

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aw ,. if Q .. Y i K t s X E 5? t :qh il 5 Liss Si X 'K is .1 Q' XX ll X we he is working through school All work and no play made for a dull day, but for some people it was a necessity or they just wanted the money. One of these people was Tereasa Adkinson, a junior at GHS. Tereasa worked at the Extended Care Unit of the Anderson County Hospital. Tereasa worked at night and on the weekends? the hours she worked are from 4 to IO or 4 to ll p.m. Sometimes this made an incon- venience because the next day was school. Tereasa helped serve the meals, and made sure that the pa- tients have whatever they needed, like water, wash clothes and towels. When she worked during the day she washed and set hair. I have always liked the feeling of helping people, Tereasa said. She also said that she might work part-time at a hospital during college, but her first love is still journalism. So, if you ever see a student working, consid- er the sacrifices they must have made. 'Q ix 1 Kris Katzer A is f s' ,Barb Kellerman -I ' .l-- Jerry Kite ,.. lil A - X ,. ' Bob Kratzberg Jeff Leavitt R Lynda Lee ss X Brand Lickteig ' gs NO moto x R X Q ti, Q S David Lybarger Ann Mader D..l. Mader Sara Mader Betsy Mains .L Dan Martin 1 ,Gif Rss x R Ron Mayes K Randy McDaniel X j ,ir Steve Meyer Z Tim Milius 5 1 .lim Maller ' :' N i 'i'k Nancy Miller . Q: Bei L , s f-In j-. r 4 2 JUNIORS A 35