Garnett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Garnett, KS)

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was g it vm N i Mg N M. X X T we ,E X Checking out the sidewalk sales over the summer is Teresa Gettler. The Day-Nite Store opened during the sum' mer, serving students 24 hours a day. 'fkgsw 'N NS' 3 s . Q K: .W t .::k N Wh A pyramid in Egypt is explored by Deanna High- An egotistical Egyptian prepares Molly berger. Maloan for a wild horse ride. STUDENT LIFE - 3 lA

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As the sun sets. Mary Dougherty, Molly Ma- loan, and Deanna Highberger relax on the beach. Waiting on customers at the sidewalk sale is Mary Beth Rickabaugh. i Summer brings on changes During the summer, the students of GHS went their own separate ways. A large number of students worked at jobs during the summer, to earn money to save for college. buy a car, or just to spend. Students from the newspaper and yearbook staffs attended journal- ism camp over the summer to learn more about journalism. Some stu- dents also attended FFA, FHA, Kayette, and cheerleader camps to learn about leadership and how to improve their organizations. Five students and one adult spon- sor toured Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Patmos, and Rhodes, a Greek island. GHS students also enjoyed the opening of a Day-Nite Store on 2 STUDENT LIFE ,. Q . ti., f X g e A i 'si X Highway 59. Gas and other goods can now be purchased 24 hours a day. Lipon arriving home from newspaper camp, Deanna Highberger shows what a great time she had. Over the summer, Debbie Calahan teaches swimming lessons at the pool.

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People think that the fair this year was better than last years fair. Students from Garnett High School participated in many and various activities. Garnett High School stu- dents entered sheep, Steers, swine, paintings, clothes, art, flowers, and many other various items. Students had to do many jobs during the fair, like washing the sheep, swine, and steers for the fair. There were some sad times and some thrilling times. One sad time was when the students had to sell their livestock. Other people said thrilling time was that the most when they had won something and when they got their money. Every one said that their project was 1 tt.. Q worth all their time and money. Juanita Morgan, senior said, The most thrilling time I had was when I found out what ribbon l got during the fair. Some students had to work all summer to get ready for the fair. Some students had it all done in a day. Much time and money went into the projects. There were many games and ac- tivities during the fair. One of them was the dunking machine. Cheer- leaders made over one hundred dol- lars. This money got them some new outfits for Homecoming. The hardest part about sitting on the dunking machine was falling into the water. CSherri Hawes, ju- niorj 'S Tis 'Nxg K u a ggpzhang the hog show with interest is Bill xg , 35,152 ' mf, K, i 1 it arf Moving in for a better view of the dunking machine and pie throw are Jeff Wilson and Bruce Relaxing with lunch after a grueling days PSBYCY. competition is Dennis Earhart 4 STUDENT LIEE if