Linwood High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Linwood, KS)

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 cNs.vch.unitin , £f2££ch a nA £ngti£ CL JAsocxn Communication S(ziLi 11£1 MacBeth, Hamlet, 1984, Antigone, Lord of the Flies, Animal Farm — contemporary and Olde English literature came alive in the classes of English and Speech teachers, Sue Wilson and Janet Perry. Mrs. Wilson’s speech class learned to communicate through comedy, pantomine, demonstration, and information. The Newswriting class published the monthly edition of The Bulldog Barker. 1. Richard Brauer prints the Barker. 2. NEWSWRITING CLASS: Standing: D. Williams, K. Earlenbough, E. Walker, A. Klamet, D. Myers, Mrs. Wilson, G. Berry, B. Kriewitz, S. Car- din, B. Dougan, R. Brauer, S. Montgomery. Seated: K. Keiling and M. Eisman. 3. MacBeth and Lady MacBeth viciously murdering Duncan. 4. Tanya Rainbolt reading to speech class. 5. Boil, Boil, Toil and Trouble. 6. Mary Eisman slinking around. 7. Curtain Call. 8. Jeff Floyd demonstrates gun cleaning. 2. 28

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 P.ECL ia.£i J smomiruiie. ( I VicU Lf nova[sAcj£. in fioxtinc) c h.£at From gymnastics to football — the P.E.classes participate in a vari- ety of sports that are fun and help keep students in good shape. A phys- ical fitness test is given once at the beginning of the year and once at the end of the year to see how much students have improved. Some of the many activities students participate in are floor hockey, volleyball, soccer, basketball, track and softball. P.E. classes are taught by Don Hills and Pam Davis. 1. Wendell Richesin volleys ball. 2. Craig Bjorgaard does backward volley. 3. P.E. Class doing calisthenics. 4. Jim Whitson reaches for toes. 5. Girls try floor Hockey. 3. 30