Garnett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Garnett, KS)

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N913 we .ss Qs 'E A close c ass The freshman class this year tied with the junior class as being the two largest classes in GHS. Both of them had lO6 students. They were the start of a new gen- eration of students. Many of the freshmen felt that they were closer as a class than the rest of the classes in high school. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Kevin Holloran. historian: Rick Sargent. secretaryt Derrick Adams, StuCog not pictured. Lynn Rubic, treasuren Anita Dieker. StuCot FRONT ROW: Angie Miller, president, and Diane Miller, vice president. Denise Adams Derrick Adams Rodney Adams Paul Bailey Todd Barnes Duane Beddo Q 4 4 A f wr 'K Za, Q ici... . aww 6 aw H M., Deann Blubaugh ' l Dion Bond . Tom Browning - Mike Brummel Mary Burdett Annette Burris ? I x -, i 5 Lucy Cannady ' Vi i I f Terry Carr Q! at , S fy 5 Kim Campbell J , Dan Chitwood 1' 7 David Chitwood ' fi.. I 'MV lr Tim Collins F ' if '23 . y te. Qi. it A .yt .ff 2 5 , ,, 2 4 FRESHMEN 45

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Wearing a western hat to support Homecom- ing week, Rhonda Young reads during home- room. Trying to decipher her history teacher's hand writing is Mary Ann Wilper, sopho- more. After Mrs. Windsor's English class Randy Read waits patiently for the bell to ring. 1-, .,,, , bf J 9 F , Z M J ai gf E f 8 f, ,, gf if f te s. . W uv t ya H 1- if ,., if E573 A i we-AK 4 I lf lk, .. 1?

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gm -A1M, -M You're looking at doublevision There was a suprise waiting for most students this year. They thought that they were seeing dou- ble for a while but what it was, was two sets of identical twins, the Chitwoods and the Lewises. Terry and Tony Lewis felt that they were alike in some aspects but different in many. While some activities were shared, others were persued alone. Both liked to hunt and fish, and then they had many individual interests. David and Dan Chitwood were very similar to the Lewises. They both liked football and several other sports. besides the fact that they both enjoyed living in the country. David and Dan also had a few singu- lar interests as well. There were many strange phe- nomena about twins that have puz- zled physicians for centuries. For instance, many identical twins have thought about the same things si- multaneously. Identical twins were also usually of the same intelligence level. Both of the Chitwoods andLewis es were on the honor roll. Besides this, they seem to have agreed on most matters. M y 5 I li if sf K' f .... , '21 .. ,,., 1 ly, - M .MJ X59 . ,J , I e . . gf' ?'ff4i', ., , fm.. WZ? gm ft: ,ls , 1' 33 my ' 4' .1 : : Q b -ws?T'355 G il Q i' N N I I M V I Angie Cromwell A Anita Dieker Monica Dieker l -- k an u as F l A V , , av. , . . . o-'r Brian Dykes 4 ' V ' Doug Erhart ' I Y ,A 'Q Kenneth Farmer l Y M 1 ' Shawn Feuerborn l Q X E ss is Shellie Fickle 5 . Q99 1 StaCY Fincher l ig Y i ' 4 H it I Kim Fooshee A N' Lisa Gallagher 3 g X, g g fs, ,Q X g Anita Guilf0Yle ' .- Beth Guilfoyle A f Rick Guilfoyle 1 it t 1 T s ' . yi X . is .. 5 2 as David Handy . Q All X it Xt i if I E if - ' 46 f FRESHMAN