Garnett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Garnett, KS)

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gf: 5, ,,,:,:,:1:,,,,A :: , , ,if tm sg-we ff f The officers collect votes for FFA sweet- heart. These are the people who went to the first contest held at Mission Valley. FFA: FRONT ROW: Cindy Blubaugh. Mark Campbell, Gus Wolken, Bob Peine. Jody Buz- zard, David Lybarger. Jeff Dieker, Jeff Kueser, Greg Mader. Rod Adkinson, Jim Mersman. Bonnie Rockers, and Mr. Harris, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Kevin Holloran, Troy Hoffman, David Fuhrman, Marty Holloran, Ryan Walter, Fred Miller, Mary Sue Sobba. Shelley Kilet, Lucille Rockers, Kathy Miller. John Tucker. and Mike Brummel. THIRD ROW: John Miller, Jim Rockers, John Bow- man. Kevin Parks, Jay Riley, Tim Wein- gartner. Vic Blaufuss, Richard Parks, Randy Ratliff, David Ratliff, Arlene Kleinsorge. Den- nis Erhart. Claude Shinkle. Alan Stephens, and Jim Lickteig. FOURTH ROW: Troy Ed- dings. Joe Platt. Rod Wittman, Howard Wil- liams. David Yoder, Gary Brand, Randy McDanial, Mick Blaufuss, David Schuster. Gerald Scheckel, Ron Katzer. Randy Reed, Gerald Lutz, and Kris Katzer. FIFTH ROW: Jere Patterson, Bill Graham, Todd Adams, Joel Lickteig, Matt Rockers, Derrick Adams, Rodney Adams, Tim Collins. Greg Scheckle, Chad Hill, and Ranae Young. FFA Sweethearts job is fun but hard After hearing all of the speeches from all of the nominees for FFA sweet heart the boys voted for the one girl that they thought gave the best speech and appeared to be the best choice The winner was Cindy Blubaugh 83 l feel that it s an honor l get to go with the guys to the judging con- tests. CCindyD To become eligible to be FFA sweetheart, you first must be a girl, you have to live on a farm or at least not live in town, you must be nominated by an FFA mem- ber, and give a speech. Giving her speech for the judging and voting for FFA sweetheart is Cindy Blubaugh. FFA 89

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GOALS ACI-IIEVED BY FFA MEMB HS j For the members of FFA this year there were many challenges, such as public speaking, livestock judg- ing, farm machinery, dairy judging, and land judging. Many people don't realize how much there was to do in FFA. First of all they had a money making pro- ject, which was selling magazine subscriptions this year. Then there were numerous contests to attend and participate in, besides the nor- mal meetings. FFA started nationally in l928 and didn't reach Garnett until l95O. Since then, the organization has grown and changed until it has evolved into the organization to- day. The club stressed that the members learn leadership, how to speak in public, and how to judge livestock. Dues this year were 54.50, re- maining the same as last year. This year's officers were Mark Campbell, presidents Gus Wolken, vice-presi- dent, Jodi Buzzard, secretary, Jeff Dieker, sentinel, Bob Peine, treasur er, andeDave,Lybarger, reporter. 88 FFA 76 T hd FFA members enjoy the clubs many activi- ties. Leading the club in a meeting is Mark Camp- A bell, president. Giving his opinion of the topic being dis- cussed is Mr. Harris, sponsor.

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Services Performed Sewing Christmas stockings for the new-born babies at Anderson Co. Hospital, decorating the teach- ers' doors for the Christmas season, serving coffee at the parent-teach- er conference, giving homemade cupcakes to the students of GHS and hosting their Regional Kayette Conference at the high school were just a few of the projects the Kayettes have undertaken this year. Dues this year were S3, the same as last year. They raised some extra money by selling candy to the stu- dents and faculty. l joined Kayettes because l en- joyed it in junior high and l had fun. QBarbara Mains, '82j Kayettes purpose was for world and community service. They sent packages to CARE. Some of the money they raised was sent to charity and the community. All of the money was not given to charity though, the Kayettes saved some back which they added to the Hi-Y savings and paid for their an- nual Valentine dance. The goal for this year was to achieve 2,000 points, which they were given for the different pro- jects they did and the amount of participation they gave. A serious member of Kayettes, sophomore, Nicki Yeager. ponders over the candy money situation. 90 - KAYETTES -'11i- ir' f Q13 Q A f K... t Gr: ,C it s 2 1- 5 w ., Q , t gif l. si. - -C Q .K M113-.gin I --f:s - - ,.ii!5i'sfi 'ii A Q ' X 7 i': ' 'Among other activities, Cindy Blubaugh is also a Kayette member. A social worker interacts with the Kayettes on teenage welfare. Council members learn about new activities and ideas.