Linwood High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Linwood, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1981 volume:

BULLDOG '81 3 ORDINARY PEOPLE All The President’s Men” Class Officers Pres. Donna DeMaranville Vice Pres. Janie Rose Sec-Treas. Melody Bjorgaard Stu-Co Rep Chris Leach Stu-Do All. Ronda Marble Pres. Kelly Pickett Vice Pres. Robert Haag Sec.-Tres. Kerry Jones Stu-Co Rep Jay Johnson Stu-Co Alt. Al Colnar Pres. Syndi Dove Vice Pres. Gail Colnar Sec.-Tres. Brett Harrington Stu-Co Rep. Lori Smith. Stu-Co Alt. Jean Shell 6 Juniors 82” Alan Randle Janie Rose Jim Sorter Glenda Turner Barbie Wingender Fred Zimmerman Not Pictured Dana Griffith Kim Ladwig Melody Bjorgaard Mary Lou Bright Glenn Brock Roy Chamberlain Donna DeMaranville Eric Dove Shelly Garr David Green Lorinda Harrington Kim Hylton Kent Keling Connie Kriewitz Chris Leach Sheir Leach Ronda Marble Mike McCleary Angela Miller Denise Muehlberger Robert Oelschlaeger Randy Pearson 7 Sophomores 83” Kelly Allen Kathy Burch Lisa Camren Pam Collins Albert Colnar Debbie Davidson Robert Haag Charles Hale Dug Harris Dale Hawk Todd Holmes Jay Johnson Kerry Jones Karrie Kilburn Pam Mann Ernest Montgomery Mark Morse Sandy Peterson Jeff Phillips Kelly Pickett Arnold Stradt David Stradt Tracy Underwood Not Pictured Craig Owsley Pat Vaughn Kim Williams 8 Freshman 84 i i i i i i l i i i I i i I i i i i i � i i I i i i i I I i i $ i i i I 1 I i l i i i i i i i I i s i i I I I i i i i I I i I i i l i I � 1 I i I i i I « Greg Garr Dawn Green Brell Harrington Shelly Hedden David King Michael Landon Keith Large Daren Leach Donovan McCleary Dena McCollum Bill Muehlberger Jeffrey Pankey Russ Pearson Teresa Rainbolt Reta Robinette Brent Rose Jean Shell Lori Smith Wendy Smith Perry Stouffer Not Pictured Shellee Baird Robert Walker Stacey Barnes Susie Boyd Derek Burleson Marc Burnes Kristy Byrd Dave Chilton Gail Colnar Ricky Dame Matt Davison Syndi Dove 9 L.H.S. Faculty Marlyn Judy - Business Robert Cope - Foreign Language Clay Jones - Music John Thornton - Social Studies Snowdie Martin - Learning Disabil- ities 10 Nancy Hodson • Science Wayne Copeland - Art Gary Bobker - Counselor 11 Ed Dorssom - Industrial Arts « Cry Harrington. Secretary Second Semester Albert Chandler. Custodian Bob Monshower. Custodian Tony Stansberry. Superintendent Barbara Easter. Secretary First Semester Peggy Mayhigh. Barbara Bosworth. Barbara Alvarez Servers Margaret Lisson. LeAnne Cash. Randy Decker. Norman Monthomery Bus Drivers The results for the Yearbook Staff Polls for the 1980-81 school year have suggested that many favorites of the past remain on the LHS list. The winning actor was Burt Reynolds, with Clint Eastwood a close second, followed by Richard Pryor and John Schnieder both tied for third. The favorite actress was Sally Field, with Bo Derek, and Miss Piggy as other contenders. The favorite movie of the year was Stir Crazy and the favored TV show was none other than Dallas . The favorite pastime of the students was going out. while partying ran a close second. The preferred radio station was KY-102. and the favorite type of music was Rock and Roll. The students favorite song was. Best of Times”: Take it on the Run and Keep on Loving You were close behind. Their winning singing group was REO Speedwagon. barely beating the group Styx. Students said no” to women being drafted and yes” to an open lunch: and their favorite automobile was. of course. The Four Wheel Drive. 13 IU STIR CRAZY Class Moto: Live each day with the thought that every new tomorrow can be the beginning of something great. The Student Council sponsored spirit week in prep- aration for Homecoming 1980-81. Students showed their school spirit by wearing special costumes during spirit week, and by attending a bonfire sponsored by the Pep Club. Thursday night. The most popular day of the week was Tuesday. Soul Day.” Students and teachers visualized soul” in various apparel. Seniors, Rex Smith. Roberta Pickett and Vicki May won the award for most representative of the day. Wednesday was T.V. Personality Day.” Sophomore. Tracy Un- derwood as Dolly Parton and Senior. Fred Burch. Schneider of One Day at a Time. won best imper- sonators. Thursday. Career day. students and teach- ers paraded the halls dressed as what they wanted to be when they grew up. There were a lot of laughs that day. Richard Shannon, principal of LHS dressed as Doc and Janie Rose dressed as Cupid won that day. Spirit Week ended with purple and gold day. The spectacular display of school spirit was best repre- sented by the winners Stacey Tinberg. senior, and Mr. Don Hills, teacher. 17 Martha Oelschlaeger 1980-81 Homecoming Queen The 1980-81 Linwood High School Homecoming was held October 10. The game was against the Williamsburg Panthers. 18-0. The crowning ceremonies took place at half-time. Miss Martha Oelschlaeger, a senior, escorted by Rex Smith, was crowned the 1980-81 Homecoming Queen. Her attendants were Miss Stacey Tinberg. a senior, escorted by Mike Lisenbee. and Miss Donna DeMaranville, a junior, escorted by Tom Stidham. Michele Montoya. 1979-80 Queen crowned Miss Oelschlaeger. Assisting in the ceremonies were crown bearers from Linwood first grade. They were Erin Capps. Shanna DeMaranville. and Steven Ringel. Also helping were the student body president. Janie Rose, and vice-president. Roberta Pickett. Candidate Stacey Tinberg Homecoming Queen Martha Oelschlaeger Candidate Donna DeMaranville 20 Most Likely to Succeed and Best All Around Martha Oelschlaeger and Rex Smith Bulldog Favorites Best Dressed Jay Johnson and Sharia Bogard Best Looking Friendliest Most Athletic Peggy Peterson and Rex Smith Wittiest Mike Lisenbee and Stacey Tinberg Most Intellectual Eric Dove and Martha Oelschlaeger 22 Senior Bulldog Queen Kristi Brauer And King Rex Smith Sophomores Juniors Freshman kelly Pickett and Robert Haag Donna DeMaranville and Robert Dena McCollum and Jeff Pankey Oelschlaeger (not pictured) 24 25 Janice Smith Craig William Sponsor Bjorgaard 26 Frederick Dean Gayle Ann Hylton Burch Michael Allen 3Jf Lisenbee % IV £ .feiiuJi M ft Kelly Ann Kilburn T Vicki Jo May Stu-Co Alternate j • KJH 28 Susan Marie Oelschlaeger Kenneth Lee Morris 30 Rhonda Rae Rex Eugene Smith Robinette Vice-President 31 32 Acknowledgements Seniors '81 Craig William Bjorgaard Chorus 3 Basketball 3.4 Chamber Singers 3 Wrestling 2 Class Officer 4 L Club 4 FHA 1.2.3 Art Club 1.2 FHA Board 2 Musical 3 Sharia Louise Bogard Favorite (Best Dressed) 4 Michael Allen Lisenbee Yearbook Queen Candidate 3 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Kayettes 1.2.3.4 Homecoming Escort 4 Kayette Board 3.4 King of Courts Candidate 3.4 FHA 1.2.3.4 King of Courts 4 FHA Board 3.4 Favorite (Wittiest) 4 Student Council Class Rep 4 Yearbook King Candidate 2 Class Officer 3 Kristi Lyn Brauer Volleyball 1.2 Vicki Jo May Yearbook Queen Candidate 4 Basketball 4 Yearbook Queen 4 T rack 2 Drum Majorette 4 Volleyball 1.2.3.4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Queen of Courts Candidate 4 Kayettes 1.2.3 Queen of Courts 4 Wrestling Cheerleader 4 Favorite (Friendliest) 4 Drill Team 1.2 Pep Club 15 3 4 Annual Staff Pep Club Board 4 Band 1.2.3.4 Kayettes 1.2 Chorus 1.2.3.4 Kayette Board 2 Chamber Singers 1.2.3.4 Cheerleader 1.2.3 FHA 3 Annual Staff 2.3.4 Class Play 3.4 Annual Staff Editor 4 Musical 2.3.4 Student Council Club Rep 4 Who's Who Among American 3 Student Council Class Rep 1.2 High School Students Band 1.2.3.4 Class Officer 1.2 Bradley Allan Brock Class Play 3.4 Football 1.2 Newspaper Staff 3.4 Class Play 4 National Honor Society 3.4 Art Club 1.2.3.4 Salutatorian 4 Kansas Honor Student 4 Fredrick Dean Burch Who’s Who Among American 3.4 Bonner Springs High School 1.2 High School Students David D. Denham Kenneth Lee Morris Gwinn High School. Michigan 1.2.3.4 Football 2.3.4 Football 2.4 Basketball 2.3 Track 1 Track 4 Wrestling 1.2.3.4 Wrestling 4 Class Play 4 L-Club 2.3.4 Homecoming Escort 4 Belinda Freeman Annual Staff 2 Annual Staff 3.4 Band 1.2.3 Chorus 1.2.3.4 FHA 1 Musical 3 Class Play 3 Art Club 4 Gayle Ann Hylton Who's Who Among American 4 Volleyball 1.2 High School Students Pep Club 1.2.3 Kayettes 1.2.3 Martha Kay Oelschlaeger Drill Team 1.2 Basketball 2.3.4 Annual Staff 4 Volleyball 1.2.3.4 Student Council Class Rep 3 Homecoming Candidate 4 Chorus 1.2.3.4 Homecoming Queen 4 Chamber Singers 1 Favorite (Best Athlete) 2.3 FHA 3 Favorite (Most Likely to Succeed) 4 Class Play 4 Favorite (Most Intellectual) 4 Musical 2.3.4 Favorite (Best All Around) 4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Kelly Ann Kilburn Pep Club Board 2.3.4 Basketball 2 Kayettes 1.2 Favorite (Best Looking) 4 Kayette Board 1.2 Yearbook Queen Candidate 2 Annual Staff 3.4 Pep Club 2.3 Band 1.2.3.4 Drill Team 2.3 Class Officer 1.2.4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3.4 Student Council Class Rep 3.4 Newspaper Staff 2.3.4 35 4 3.4 3.4 3.4 4 3.4 Kansas Honor Student 4 State of Kansas Scholar 4 Rex Eugene Smith National Honor Society President 4 Football 1.2.3.4 3 Track 1.2.3.4 Wrestling 1.2.3.4 Susan Marie Oelschlaeger Homecoming Escort 4 Tonganozie High School 1.2 Favorite (Best Athlete) 4 Volleyball 4 Favorite (Most Likely to Succeed) 4 Pep Club 1.2 Favorite (Best All-Around) 4 FHA 3 3.4 Class Play 4 Class Officer 4 Peggy Louise Peterson Thomas Lee Stidham. Jr. Basketball 1.2.3.4 Homecoming Escort 4 Track 1.2.3.4 Favorite (Best Dressed) 2 Volleyball 3.4 Yearbook King Candidate 1 Favorite (Best Athlete) 4 1 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 2 Pep Club Board 4 Band 1.2.4 Kayettes 1.2.3.4 Chorus 4 Student Council Club Rep 4 Chamber Singers 4 Band 1.2.3 4 Chorus 1.2.3.4 Chamber Singers 1 Stacey Ann Tinberg FHA 1.2.3.4 Volleyball FHA Board 4 3.4 Musical Queen of Courts Candidate 2.3 Favorite (Wittiest) 4 Roberta Ann Pickett Yearbook Queen Candidate 1 Track 1.2.3.4 1 Volleyball 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 4 Pep Club Board 2.3 1.2 Kayettes 1.2 Kayette Board 2 Kayette Board 2 1.2.3 Wrestling Cheerleader 4 Annual Staff 2.3.4 Annual Staff 1.2.3.4 2.4 Annual Staff Editor 4 1.2.3.4 Student Council Officer 4 Class Officer 1.2.4 Class Officer 1.3.4 4 Class Play 4 Newspaper Staff 2.3.4 Newspaper Staff Newspaper Staff Editor 4 National Honor Society 3.4 National Honor Society 3.4 Who's Who Among American 3.4 Who’s Who Among American 3.4 High School Students High School Students Basketball Manager 3.4 Wrestling Manager 3 Darla Jean Whitson Kayettes 1 Wendall Jack Richesin Band 1.2 Football 3.4 Chorus 1.2 Basketball 1 FHA . ... 1.2 Track 1.2.3.4 I Wrestling 4 1 L-Club Class Play 4 Rhonda Rae Robinette Basketball 1 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Pep Club Board 3.4 Kayettes 1.2.3.4 Kayette Board 2 Drill Team 1.2 Annual Staff 4 Student Council Club Rep 3.4 Band 1.2.3.4 Chorus 3.4 Chamber Singers 3.4 FHA 2.3.4 FHA Board 3 Class Play Newspaper Staff 2 Musical 3.4 Tim Shaun Sass Eisenhower Junior High 1 34 Washington High School 2 THE LHS Varsity Volleyball Team 1980 was a year of both accom- plishment and disappointment for the LHS Varsity Volleyball team. Although the team didn't reach all of the goals set in the presea- son. the Bulldogs did surprisingly well against most of their oppo- nents and finished with a 14-9 record. The team’s biggest loss of the season came at the hands of Jef- ferson County North during the championship finals of sub-state. The girls gave 100 percent in the final matches, what else could a coach ask for?” said first-year Coach Cathy Nealy. Getting sec- ond place in the sub-state tourney was a big disappointment to ev- eryone. but I was proud of my team.” While the team didn't go to the state tourney, the lady Bulldogs did place at all four tournaments in which they were entered. LHS placed first at Midway-Denton. fourth at Hope, second at Lyndon, and fourth at Baldwin in addition to their sub-state runner-up title. Seniors and Coach Nealy L R: V. May. S. Tinberg. S. Oelschlaeger. D. DeMaranville. J. Rose. M. Bjorgaard. M. Bright. L. Harrington. M. Oelschlaeger. K. Pickett. P. Peterson. R. Pickett. Coach Nealy. 36 Completes Successful Season Vicki May hits one over Kansas City Christian. Our Score Opponent 15-15 Westmoreland 10-6 Marquette 15-15 Riley County 15-7-4 Canton-Galva 15-15 Gardner 8-15-5 Aquinas 9-12 Galdwin 11-15-15 Midway-Denton 15-15 Horton 1 1-16-1 1 KSD 15-5-10 KSD 15-5-15 KSD 12-12 KSD 15-7-15 Williamsburg 15-17 Pomona 8-13 KSD 15-15 Wellsville 15-15 Wellsville 15-1-15 KCC 16-15 KCC 7-15-15 Pomona 15-8-15 Mclouth 10-15-7 Jeff North Their Score 3-5 15-15 5- 1 13- 15-15 11-12 15-11-15 15-15 15-10-8 9- 8 15-14-15 10- 15-15 9-15-10 15-15 3- 15-6 0-15 15-15 6- 10 I -10 4- 15-7 14- 2 15- 4-3 3-15-9 15-9-15 Martha Oelschlaeger sets the ball up (or Vicki May. The players wait for a teammate to serve. 37 JV Volleyball Top Row: S. Peterson. B. Wingender. Second Row: G. Colnar. Coach Nealy. J. Shell. Bottom Row: K. Jones. S. Hedden. L. Camren 38 Football 1980 (L TO R) Bobbie Oelschlaeger. Bulch Morris. Eric Dove. Albert Colnar. Rex Smith. Dug Harris. Matt Davidson, top Coach Dorssom. Tim Sass. Perry Stouffer. David king. Bill Muehlberger. Ernie Montgomery. Todd Holmes. Arnold Stradt. Coach Thornton. The 1980 football season was a dismal one for Linwood. The bulldogs concluded the season with a I and 7 record and a lot of bruises. One of the main problems plaguing the team was a lack of participation. At the beginning of the season the team started out with around 30 members and a lot of incentive. Their first time out the Bulldogs lost to Lone Jack 6-0. It was a game they should have won. Things went downhill for the rest of the season. The number of players dwindled from 30 to 12. After that injuries took care of a few more. Linwood was forced to play 11 man football during a few games, something that wasn't healty for anyone. Practices were another problem. It was hard to do much with only a few people. Most of the time coaches and other innocent bystanders had to participate in practice. After it was all over the Bulldogs ended up with 12 bruised bodies and another losing season. 39 Thornton yelling at the men FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Linwood Opponent 0 Lone Jack 6 14 Troy 60 12 Burlingame 33 6 Lyndon 18 6 KSD 14 0 Highland 42 0 Williamsburg 18 40 'Another one bites the dust Smith talks to Official Women’s Basketball The 1980-81 LHS women's basketball team recorded their best season ever with an 11-5 record and a third-place finish at the Lyndon Invitational. Al- though the lady Bulldogs lost to Valley Falls in the semi-finals of Sub-state, the team's record reflected the effort and dedication put forth by the women. The '80-81 girls' basketball season was the most productive, enjoyable season to date. The girls' style of play this year was much more enjoyable to watch and coach. said Coach John Thornton. Coach Thornton and starting five Front row. L. to R . V. May (mgr ). P. Peterson. M. Oelschlaeger. and R. Pickett (mgr ). Back row. L. to R . R Marble (mgr.). K. Jones. K. Pickett. J. Rose. J. Shell. D. DeMaranville. G. Colnar. D. Davidson, and Coach John Thornton. 41 42 PICTURED Top: Donna DeMaranville. Forward. Center. L to R.. Kelly Pickett. Guard: Janie Rose. Forward: and Jean Shell. Center. Bottom: Martha Oelschlaeger. Guard. Jean Shell battles for a rebound. Coach Thornton The team celebrates their third-place finish at the Lyn- don Invitational. Lady Bulldogs await the tip-off. Martha Oelschlaeger puts up a shot against a Valley Palls defender. 43 Bulldogs Rebuild-----Have A Disappointing Year Sealed: M Lisenbee. E. Montgomery. Kneeling: P. Slouffer. J. Pankey. 0. McCleary. A. Stradt. E. Dove. 6. Brock. B. Harrington. M. Davidson. Standing: A. Colnar. D. Harris. R. Haag. M. Burns. I. Saas. K. Keling. C. Bjorgaard. M. McCleary. J. Johnson. Coach Hills. Not Pictured: Coach W. Hare 1980-81 Men’s Basketball The 1980-81 men's basketball season proved to be a challenging one for the team. They began the year slowly to com- pile a 9 and 12 record. The second half of the season the team showed improvement and proceeded to make an attempt to reach the State play-offs. However, the fi- nal try to rescue the season was not suc- cessful as they lost to Valley Falls in the semi-final round of the sub-state tourna- ment. 44 Craig Bjorgaard fights for the rebound Ernie Montgomery shoots against the Jackrabbit defense The JV plays some tough defense Dug Harris goes for the jump against a KSD opponent Marc Burns puts one up inside 45 Alan pins a challenger Left to right: W. Richesin. T. Holmes. A. Randle. R. Smith, in front: Coach E. Dorssom Rex tries for reversal Todd riding tough LHS Wrestling Team PERSONAL RECORDS NAME W L T Todd Holmes 9 10 1 Alan Randle 12 6 0 Wendall Richesin 2 13 0 Rex Smith 19 7 0 Todd tries 46 Smith - Randle Go To State Alan Randle, his first year of wrestling at Linwood. did an outstanding job. After successfully competing in Regionals 6 Sub-state Randle lost his first two state matches 6 was eliminated. Smith, in his second trip to state, improved his performance over last year. He won 3 matches, lost 2. 47 Randle attempts to pin Basehor May I have this dance? Linwood Wrestling The LHS Wrestling team met a challenging season with extreme determination. The inadequacy of the size of the team created difficulties so that the team did not achieve an overall record year. Individual team members performed admirably and hope that next year’s students show more interest in participat- ing in the sport. Rex goes for a lake-down Todd fights for control 48 Alan pins his man Rex holds a tough opponent Ladies Track Left to Right. Front row. Shelly Hedden. Lisa Cameron. Manager. Kerry Jones. Second Row - Kelly Pickett. Roberta Pickett. Debbie Davidson. Syndi Dove. Back Row - Jean Shell. Miss Nealy. Coach. Gail Colnar. Sandy Peterson We were small in number, but definitely not weak when it came to the competition. The scoring of points was equal in the sprints and distance, leaving strength in the weight events. Peggy Peterson broke both records in the shot put and discus and earned a trip to State by placing 3rd in the Regional Competition. 49 1981 Men’s Track The men s track team had a fluctuating season due to the inexperience of the participants. Wen- dall Richesin placed 1st in the 400 meter dash at the meet held in Oskaloosa and the track team Left to Righti Coach Don Hills. Butch Morris. Wcndal Richesin. Rex ,ook 3rd Placc in ,hc 1600 me,cr relaV Thc six Smith. Dug Harris Bottom Row: Rick Dame. Todd Holmes. Jeff underclassmen should provide a foundation for a Pankey. Arnold Stradt. Perry Stouffer. better season next year. 50 51 Spirit Boosters Pep Club Officers Left-Right: Peggy Peterson. Vice President: Stacey Tinberg. Secretary and Treasurer: Martha Oelschlaeger. President: Vicki May. Stu-Co Representative: Rhonda Robinette. Stu-Co Alternate. Pep Club Pep Club Front Row Sponsor Mr. Bobker. Peggy Peterson. Martha Oelschlaeger. Stacey Tinberg. Rhonda Robinette. Vicki May. Roberta Pickett. Sponsor Mr. Copeland. Second Row-Angela Miller. Barbie Wingender. Glenda Turner. Lorinda Harrington. Mary Lou Bright. Melody Bjorgaard. Chris Leach. Shelly Hedden. Third Row-Lisa Camren. Karrie Kilburn. Kelly Allen. Kim Williams. Debbie Davidson. Kerry Jones. Dena McCollum. Fourth Row-Wendy Smith. Kelly Pickett. Jean Shell. Gail Colnar. Teresa Rainbolt. Syndi Dove. Reta Robinette. Dawn Green. 52 LINWOOD HARDWARE THE LEO OELSCHLAEGER FAMILY Wrestling Cheerleaders Wrestling Cheerleaders Left-Right: Roberta Pickett. Kristi Braur. Chris Leach. Pom Pon Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Top Jean Shell. Kelly Pickett. Kerry Jones. Lorinda Harrington. Kim Williams Pom Pon First Row-Karrie Kilburn. Sandy Peterson. Kelly Allen. Lisa Camren. Wendy Smith. Second Row-Angela Miller MCCONNELL MACHINERY CO. THE JAY SHOPPE 53 The annual athletic banquet was held May 7. Senior Rex Smith won the top two LHS athletic awards as he was named outstanding Athlete and Wrestler of the Year. Smith was also named Defensive Player of the year in football. Following the potluck dinner. Nancy Hodson presented Pep Club awards. Letters went to Gail Colnar. Sandy Peterson. Karrie Kilburn. Mary Lou Bright. Vicki May. Martha Oelschlaeger. Roberta Pickett. Peggy Peterson. Donna Demaranville. Debbie Davidson and Kelly Allen. The five cheerleaders — Kerry Jones. Kelly Pickett. Kim Williams. Lorinda Harrington and Jean Shell — were cited for their spirit efforts during the past year. The Pom-Pon girls who were recognized for their efforts were Sandy Peterson. Karrie Kilburn. Lisa Camren. Kelly Allen and Wendy Smith. Coach Cathy Nealy presented volleyball awards to her 1980-81 team. Varsity letters went to Martha Oelschlaeger. Susan Oelschlaeger. Stacy Tinberg. Vicki May. Peggy Peterson. Roberta Pickett. Lorinda Harrington. Mary Lou Bright. Janie Rose. Melody Bjorgaard. Donna Demaranville and Sandy Peterson. Junior varsity letters were awarded to Barbie Wingender. Sandy Peterson. Lisa Camren. Kerry Jones. Gail Colnar. Shelly Hedden and Jean Shell. Kathy Burch received a certificate for participation. Football letters were given by Coach John Thornton to Rex Smith (team captain). Tim Sass. Butch Morris. Fred Zimmerman. Albert Colnar (co-captain). Ernie Montgomery (co-captain). Dug Harris (co-captain). Bill Muehlberger. David King. Perry Stouffer. Mark Burns and Todd Holmes. Junior varsity letters were presented to Arnold Stradt. Roy Chamberlain and Matt Davidson. A manager s letter was given to Robert Oelschlaeger. Coach Thornton next presented the women’s basketball team awards. Varsity letters were won by Janie Rose (top scorer). Gail Colnar. Jean Shell (leading rebounder). Martha Oelschlaeger (team captain). Peggy Peterson. Donna DeMaranville and Kelly Pickett. Debbie Davidson. Kerry Jones and Mary Lou Bright received junior varsity letters. Managers awards went to Vicki May. Roberta Pickett and Ronda Marble. Wrestling letters were announced by Coach Ed Dorssom. Wendall Richeson. Rex Smith. Alan Randle and Todd Holmes lettered. Coach Walt Hare presented the men’s junior varsity basketball awards. Players receiving JV letters were Glenn Brock. Mike McCleary. Albert Colnar. Brett Harrington. Perry Stouffer. Jeff Pankey. Brent Rose. Ricky Dame. Arnold Stradt and Matt Davidson. The varsity basketball awards were announced by Coach Don Hills. Mike Lisenbee (team captain). Tim Sass (leading rebounder). Craig Bjorgaard. Kent Keling. Jay Johnson. Ernie Montgomery. Dug Harris. Mark Burns. Rex Smith (manager) and Craig Owsley (manager) all lettered. Coach Hills next presented the men’s track team letters. Certificates of participation were awarded to Todd Holmes. Perry Stouffer. Jeff Pankey and Ricky Dame. Letters went to Rex Smith. Wendall Richesin. Dug Harris. Arnold Stradt and Butch Morris. Women’s track letters, presented by Coach Nealy, were won by Peggy Peterson. Roberta Pickett. Debbie Davidson. Kelly Pickett. Kerry Jones. Jean Shell. Shelly Hedden. Sandy Peterson. Gail Colnar. Syndi Dove and Lisa Camren (manager). 54 MHI 55 56 CHANGE OF SEASONS Wedding Bells Ring At LHS On September 20. I 980. after many hours of work and practice Sharia Bo- gard and Craig Bjorgaard were joined together as man and wife in a mock wedding. The Linwood High School Child Development and Bachelor Living classes prepared many long weeks for the 1980 mock wedding. The students who participated in preparing for the wedding learned that many long hours of work and a large amount of money is needed for a wedding. Ms. Janice Smith. Sponsor Wedding gown and attendants dresses, the groom’s tuxedo and tux- edo's for the groom's attendants are just a few of the many items which have to be chosen for a wedding. LHS stu- dents choose to have the wedding out- side. in the garden of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perry. After all the hardwork and long hours of preparing the wed- ding was a hugh success. 58 COLEMAN IMPLEMENT ED ROBERTS CHEVROLET Front Row: Rhonda Robinette. Bridesmaid; Heather Garrison. Flowergirl: Kelly Kilburn. Maid of Honor: Sharia Bogard. Bride: Craig Bjorgaard. Groom: Jessie Barnett. Ring Bearer; Tim Sass. Bestman: Mike Lisenbee. Groomsman: Second Row: Sheri Leach. Candlelighter; Glenda Turner. Candlelighter: Dana Lane. Program; Tom Stidham. Father of-the-Bride; Frankie Camren. program; Roberta Pickett. Mother-of-the-Bride: Ms. Janice Smith. Sponsor; Shelly Garr. Mother-of-the-Groom; Wendall Richeson. Father-of-the-Groom. Butch Morris, usher; Fred Zimmerman, usher; Third Row: Roy Chamberlain. Car Attendant: David Green. Car Attendant: Robert Oelschlaeger. Money Attendant: Kelly Allen. Reception: Sandy Peterson. Book Attendant; Lisa Camren. Book Attendant; Stacey Tinberg. Music; Lorinda Harrington. Music; Chris Leach. Music; Karrie Kilburn. Reception: Glenn Brock. Car Attendant: Chris Montgomery. Music: Back Row: Peggy Peterson. Money Attendant: Rex Smith. Minister; Mike Sass. Chauffer. 59 TINBERG HEATING. PLUMBING 6 AIR CONDITIONING WATSON BROS. DRUGS BREWER'S THRIFTWAY THREE FRIENDS OF LINWOOD Fame Is The Name Of The Game Fame is the Name of the Game” for the Linwood High School music department, under the direction of Mr. Clay Jones. They presented three successful band and choral concerts this year. The holiday spirit was brought to life as the choir and band played songs to fit the Christmas Season. The choir sang Simple Holiday Joys”, and Mary. Mary . The band celebrated the event with Happy Holiday” and Sleigh Ride . The second concert of the year was the winter concert. For it. the choir sang Flying Free” and Revival , and the band performed Over- ture for a Festival and Novena . At the spring concert the audience was enter- tained with popular songs. The choir sang Hits from the Muppet Movie” while the band finished the season with The Long Run and Heartache Tonight . JOSEPH P. PERRY. ATTORNEY AT LAW VALLEY FEED SUPPLY 61 The fashion show Dream On was presented on March 26. 1981. The fashion dream” started with Jenny Bichelmeyer in her summer nighty, and ended with Karrie Kilburn and Tim Sass marching up the aisle. The Kansas City Kings Glitter Girls joined in with the benefit show with a dance routine. After the performance by the Glitter Girls, the evening was finished off with a dance with music provided by Sound Dynamics. With much work and effort, the show was a huge success. Proceeds from the show went to the Ronald McDonald House. 62 EUDORA AUTO PARTS EYERLY’S CAFE PORTER OIL GAS COMPANY. INC. MURRAY PHARMACY 63 Once Upon Back row: (l-r) Mary Lou Bright. Glenn Brock. Dill Meuhlberger. Denise Bradshaw. Eric Dove. Kristi Brauer. Center (l-r) Tom Stidham. Rhonda Robinette. Front row (l-r) Janie Rose. Lorinds Harrington. Donna DeMaranville. Jean Shell. Chris Leach. GREEN LANTERN CAFE JERRY BAKER S IGA A Mattress This uproarious Broadway hit. the satiri- cal version of an old fairy tale, is the in- side story of what really happened to the famous princess who was so sensitive that she couldn't sleep on twenty downy mat- tresses when one pea was placed under- neath. King Sextimus has been placed under a withch's curse and will never talk until the Mouse devours the Hawk. The do- mineering Queen Aggravain has decreed that no one in the kingdom shall wed until Prince Dauntless is married to a true prin- cess of royal blood. Eleven have failed the Queen's Royalty Test, to the dismay of all young lovers, especially Lady Larken and Sir Harry who are in dire need of a cere- mony! A new contender. Princess Win- nifred. wins the favor of Dauntless by ath- letically swimming the moat. The Queen is determined to eliminate Fred by the Pea Test. But when Winnifred doesn't sleep a wink, the Queen is livid. To protect the Princess. Dauntless shouts his Mother down — the Mouse has devoured the Hawk. The kingdom is restored to order and everyone rejoices. SULTON-KOLMAN. INC. EVAN’S REAL ESTATE CO.. INC. 65 Junior-Senior Classes Present Get Witch Quick” Mrs. Marjorie Blackwell Stacey Tinberg Mother Hecate Vicki May Miss Wisk . Martha Oelschleager Miss Hurley Roberta Pickett Junelle Kemp Mary Lou Bright Lucinda Frye Rhonda Robinette Undine Grandsbacker Melody Bjorgaard Cecily Smith-Smythe Ive Charpentier Kristi Brauer Kay Clinton . . . Susan Oelschlaeger Bella Russel Gayle Hylton Donna Russel Sharia Bogard Monda Dabney Shelly Garr Lisa Young Ronda Marble Steve Wharton Milo Alden Eric Dove Hank Glen Brock Frank Dave Denham Caleb Mr. Atwater . Bobby Oelschlaeger 66 STEVE’S MEAT MARKET DESOTO FLOWER GIFTS DESOTO HARDWARF___ 67 King And Queen Of Courts Seniors Vicki May and Mike Lisenbee were crowned as Linwood High School’s King and Queen of Courts for 1980-81 in halftime ceremonies Feb. I 7. Other candidates were Marc Burns. Jay Johnson. Tim Sass. Janie Rose. Jean Shell, and Debbie Davidson. The reigning King and Queen were alumni John Shell and Melissa Montoya. Student Council vice-president Roberta Pickett introduced the royalty, and Stu-Co members Chris Leach. Rhonda Robinette. Stacey Tinberg and Peggy Peterson helped with the crowning and the flowers. King Mike Lisenbee Queen Vicki May 68 Janie Rose Tim Sass Jean Shell Marc Burns Vicki May Mike Lisenbee Debbie Davidson Jay Johnson 69 Junior Senior Prom Of Humorous skits and dancing by Robert Boogie Bob” Oelschlaeger highlighted the Junior-Senior Prom held April 25 at Russell's East In Lawrence. Before the skits and dancing came dinner at 6:45. Donna DeMaranville. junior class President, welcome everyone and Mary Lou Bright gave the invocation. The dinner consisted of salad, pork sirloin, green beans, baked potato, tea and apple pie. After the skits ended the lights were turned down and the dancing lasted from 8 until I I p.m. The highlight came when Boogie Bob” started boogying and doing his version of the splits. 70 Wt 1ve (jot JonLyfit 'J.UDio'i - Seniot SPxom cApiit 25, 1981 9 TO 5 Newswriting Newswriting Left to Right: Bottom to Top: Mrs. Susan Wilson, advisor. Albert Colnar. Martha Oelsch- laeger. co-editor. Vicki May. Stacey Tinberg. co-editor. Roberta Pickett. Jay Johnson. Top: Ronda Marble. Kerry Jones. Kim Williams. Shelly Garr. Yearbook Yearbook Left to Right: Bottom to Top. Gayle Hylton. BEIinda Freeman. Martha Oelschlaeger. Stacey Tinberg. Vicki May. co- editor. Kelly Kilburn. Roberta Pickett, co editor. Kristi Brauer. Middle: Bobby Oelschlaeger. Sheri Leach. Glenda Turner. Melody Bjorgaard. Janie Rose. Donna DeMaranville. Eric Dove. Lorinda Harrington. Mary Lou Bright. Mrs. Marylyn Judy, advisor. Kerry Jones. Todd Holmes. Albert Colnar. 74 HILLCREST WRECKER GARAGE. INC. Student Council Front row left to right - Melody Bjorgaard Sec-Tres.. Janie Rose. - President. Roberta Pickett - Vice-President. Susan Wilson. Sponsor. Second Row - Peggy Peterson. Stacey Tinberg. Vicki May. Jean Shell. Kelly Kilbrun. Rhonda Robinette. Lori Smith. Third Row Mr. Shannon. Jay Johnson. Albert Colnar. Karrie Kilburn. Chris Leach. Glenn Brock. Todd Holmes Honor Society from left to right Alan Randle. Lorinda Harrington. Stacey Tinberg. Vicki May. Roberta Pickett. Martha Oelschlaeger. Eric Dove 75 Semi-Tough L-Club B Oelschlaeger. B. Morris. R Smith. W. Richesin. D. Harris. A. Colnar. T. Holmes. C. Bjorgaard FHA 76 Back row. B. Oelschlaeger. 6. Brock. D Harris. T Holmes 2nd row: C. Kriewitz. K. Jones. L. Camren. S. Barnes. G. Colnar. K. Williams. D. Davidson. J. Rose. M Bjorgaard. 3rd row: P Peterson. S. Dove. D. Green. S. Hedden. D. McCollum. R. Marble. C. Leach. S. Garr. Front row: G. Turner. Janice Smith, sponsor: K. Kilburn. R Robinette. K Allen. K. Kilburn. S. Peterson. S. Leach. LHS Band A rating of II was given to the band at the 2A State Music Festival held April 3 and 4 at the University of Kansas. This was Linwood's first appearance at a 2A Music Contest. A II was given to the band for both sight reading and their concert presentations. The clarinet ensemble also received a II for its rendition of ‘’Allegro . The flute trio received a I for their ability to play “Debonaires . The state contest is the high- light of the band's year. Earlier band activities includ- ed a concert schedule and the traditional appearance of the group at KU Band Day. front row I to r: D. Suter. K Kriewitz. K Pickett. L. Harrington. $. Tinberg. K. Brauer. J. Shell. C. Harris. T. Stark. L. Betts. M. Richesin. second row: M. Oelschlaeger. R. Marble. V. May. M. Bright. E. Dove. P Stouffer. R. Robinette. C. Owsley. B Muehlberger. D. Green. J. Jenkins. J. Johnson. D. King third row: L. Smith. D. Davidson. C. Leach. K. Jones. D. McCollum. S. Underwood. H. Floyd. T. Rainbolt. D. Bradshaw. L. Roberts. P. Wingender fourth row: K. Harrington. S. Barnes. T. Muehlberge R. Morin. M. Coatney. G. Brock. T. Stidham. K. Keling. B. Harrington. Mr. Jones. Director Not Pictured: Deryck Malone. Jay Johnson. Mark Pickeral. Kelly Miller Woodwind Not Pictured: Jay Johnson Percussion Section Percussion Not Pictured: Mark Pickeral. Kelly Miller 78 Back Row: (L-R) Craig Owsley. Arnold Stradl. Jeff Pankey. Roy Chamberlain. Eric Dove. Tom Stidham Middle Row: (L-R) Rhonda Robinette. Janie Rose. Bill Muehlberger. Glenn Brock. Donna DeMaranville. Melody Bjor gaard. Kim Hylton. Gayle Hylton. Kristi Brauer. Front Row: (L-R) Lorinda Harrington. Denise Muehlberger. Connie Kriewitz. Mary Lou Bright. Debbie Davidson. Reta Robinette. Barbie Wingender. Chris Leach. Accompanied by Cheryl Dove. Back Row: (L-R) Rhonda Robinette. Janie Rose. Bill Muehlberger. Glenn Brock. Roy Chamberlain. Eric Dove. Tom Stidham. Front Row: (L-R) Kristi Brauer. Chris Leach. Melody Bjorgaard. Donna DeMaranville. Jean Shell. Debbie Davidson. Mary Lou Bright. Lorinda Harrington. Accompanied by Cheryl Dove. CHIEFTAIN SENTINEL PUBLICATIONS 79 Oelschiaeger, May Named The 1980-81 Awards Night festivities started with Princi- pal Richard Shannon honoring Martha Oelschiaeger and Vicki May as Valadictorian and Salutatorian, respectively. The John Phillip Sousa award was presented to Stacey Tinberg and the National Choral Award was given to Kristi Brauer. Stacey. Kristi, and Lorinda Harrington were recog- nized for having received a rating of I in the state band contest in Baldwin City. Martha and Vicki received Out- standing Math students and in a lighter moment Butch Morris and Wendall Richesin received an award for Most Hours Spent in Any One Classroom as each had spent over 900 hours in the math room. In the Home Economics department Bill Muehlberger received the Courtesy award. Sandy Peterson received the Outstanding Home Economics Girl. Rex Smith received the Outstanding Home Economics Boy and Sheri Leach and Glenda Turner received awards for being the most Out- standing Home Econimics Students. Melody Bjorgaard received a Kansas Scholastic Press Association certificate for her third place finish in Dougle- page Spread at the regional competition. Stacey Tinberg received the Outstanding Business Student Award. Martha Oelschiaeger and Roberta Pickett were recog- nized for having received first and third place, respectively, in the Kansas Scholastic Press Association competition for headlining and copywriting. Martha also was recognized at the Kansas City Times Star Outstanding Student Journalist in Leavenworth County for 1981. Martha was awarded the Lions Club Scholarship of $400 and Roberta received the Basehor-Linwood Educators As- sociation scholarship of $75. or Stacey Tinberg. t Kristi Brauer. and Lorinda Harrington represented LHS as a flute trio at contest and received a I. Martha Oelschiaeger Valedictorian Vicki May Salutatorian Mrs. Wilson. Martha. Roberta Pickett Valedictorian, Salutatorian 81 Senior Class Night Of ”81” 82 Class Of 81” Graduates Commencement exercises for the Linwood High School class of 1981 was held. May 19 in the Linwood gymnasium. An invocation by the Reverend Mark Meinke of the Walnut Grove Bible Church in Bonner Springs followed the traditional Pomp and Circumstance processional. Superintendent Tony Stansberry recognized scholastic achievement when he named Vicki May salutatorian and Martha Oelschlaeger valedictorian. Both Vicki, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan May. and Martha, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Oelschlaeger. spoke to their fellow graduates and graduation guests. Following the commencement address by Connie Bryan, former LHS business teacher and current resident of Edmond. Okla.. Principal Richard Shannon presented the 1981 graduating class, who received their diplomas from Board President Robert Raines. The Chamber Singers, under the direction of Clay Jones, sang I’ll Remember You Again.” and the choir sang Somewhere There’s A Song during the evening’s ceremonies. After the benediction by the Reverend Meinke. the 23 Linwood graduates marched out to the Pomp and Circumstance recessional. 83 85 THE BULLDOG BOOSTERS The Melvin Montgomery Family The Gary Johnson Family The Marvin Dove Family The Clifford Wilhite Family The Freeman Family Mr. Mrs. Thomas Eisman The May Family Gil 6 Bonnie Stouffer Mr. Mrs. Russ Tomlin Family Mr. Mrs. Larry B. Easter Mr. Mrs. Richard Shannon Family Dean Juanita Sheets C.W. 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