Linwood High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Linwood, KS)

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 zNzoj J J atk ZJzclcPl Math students, under the guidance of Mrs. Judi Wolfe, have been checking out all the angles in math this year. Mrs. Wolfe has made math fun and enjoyable for all of her students. Richard Brauer, Jeff Cokely, Cheryl Dove, Cindy Miers, Melissa Montoya, Michele Montoya, John Shell, Chris Smith, Laura Stidham, Karen Tinberg and Donna Wil- hite represented LHS at the math relays at Emporia State University in the fall. 1. Martha Oelschlaeger, Vicki May, and Mrs. Wolfe work out a tough problem. 2. Melissa, Chris, and Michele at math relays. 3. Pat Jenkins at the board. 4. Vicki and Rhonda Ows ley solve algebra problems for class. 5. Rhonda Robinette and Tom Stidham in class. 2. 4. 5. 22

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 }zE.6.(zm£,n Jlsxvin a zconA angucu] Spanish is the only foreign language offered at LHS. Mr. Bob Cope, teacher, teaches almost a full day at Basehor, coming to Linwood for only one hour a day to give LHS students the opportunity to master a second language. The class is open to upperclassmen but attracts mostly freshmen. 1. Spanish senorita. 2. Bob Cope, Spanish teacher. 3. Keith Darrah and Tom Cook learn a new phrase. 4. Vicki May completes Spanish workbook. 5. Martha Oeschlaeger quits for the day. 4. Sponsored by Edwardsville State Bank 21

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1. czfyit d tudznti Jxij ‘ SczzznLnxj Miss Van Wye, art teacher, introduced the students of L.H.S. to the art of Silk Screening — just one of the many ways artists can express their creativity. Other projects included plaster casting, Indian clay pots, pencil sketching, and kite building. Many of the pro- jects were displayed throughout the building during the year for all students to enjoy. One of the major goals completed was getting a kiln working to fire the clay pots. 1. Miss Van Wye behind “pop can art. 2. Rhonda Owsley sketches. 3. Connie Pitts carves design in clay pot. 4. Gay Burleson's black and white design. 5. Pat Jenkin's collage. 23