Linwood High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Linwood, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1982 volume:

BOARD MEMBERS Left to Right: Carol McKinney, Robert Raines, David Klamm, Uveda Otterman, John Johnson, Joe Nick, Louis Haney. BULLDOG '82 WHO WE ARE, WHAT WE DID Presented by the Yearbook Staff Linwood High School Linwood, Kansas 66052 1981-82 3 LHS Faculty 1. BUSINESS Charlotte Miller 2. ENGLISH Carloyn Sawka 3. COUNSELOR Gary Bobker 4 INDUSTRIAL ARTS J. E. Dorssom 5. LEARNING DISABILITIES Snowdie Martin 6. SCIENCE Nancy Hodson 7. MATH |udi Wolfe 8 MUSIC Clay Jones 9 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Don Hills 10. ENGLISH Larry Booth 11. HOME ECONOMICS Charlotte Savacool 12. LIBRARY AIDE Dorothy Beall 13. ENGLISH Janet Perry 14. ART Susan Bercu 15. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Cathy Nealy 16. FOREIGN LANGUAGE Robert Cope 17. SOCIAL SCIENCE John Thornton 18. LUNCH SERVERS Barbara Bosworth Vicki Forestal 19. BUS DRIVERS Norman Montgomery Lowell Turner Margaret Lisson 20. CUSTODIANS Bob Monshower Glenn Harrington 21. SECRETARY Crys Harrington I Kelly Allen Lois Box Lisa Camren Albert Colnar Debbie Davidson Charles Hale Dug Harris Dale Hawk Todd Holmes Jay Johnson Kerry Jones Karrie Kilburn Pam Mann Ernest Montgomery Craig Owsley Sandy Peterson Jeff Phillips Kelly Pickett Arnold Stradt Kim Williams b Shellee Baird Derek Burleson Marc Burns Kristy Byrd Gail Colnar Matt Davidson Tony Denham Syndi Dove Greg Garr Dawn Green Brett Herrington Shelly Hedden David King Mike Landon Keith Large Daren Leach Jeff Mahoney Donavon McCleary Dena McCollum Bill Muehlberger Jeff Pankey Russ Pearson Teresa Rainbolt Reta Robinette Julie Sanchez Jean Shell Lori Smith Wendy Smith Perry Stouffer Bud Wilson 7 Freshmen Keith Berry Denise Bradshaw Ginger Burke Terry Box Mark Coatney Becky Dame Mike Dunivan Sue Gronau Cristy Harris Jill Jenkins Mary Mann Tina Muehlberger Misti Miller Matt Powell Megan Richesin Leigh Roberts Loretta Schaal Stephanie Sheets Bryan Smith Dawn Stiltner Randy Sweet Leanne Smith FRESHMEN President: Jill Jenkins Vice President: Misti Miller Secretary: Megan Richesin Student Council Rep.: Cristy Harris Student Council Alt.: Denise Bradshaw Sponsor: Mrs. Judi Wolfe Class Officers JUNIOR President: Kelly Pickett Vice President: Craig Owsley Secretary: Kerry Jones Student Council Rep.: Jay Johnson Student Council Alt.: Kelly Allen Sponsor: Mrs. Janet Perry SOPHOMORE President: Syndi Dove Vice President: Perry Stouffer Secretary: Jean Shell Student Council Rep.: Gail Colnar Student Council Alt.: Brett Harrington Sponsor: Mrs. Charlotte Miller Cheerleaders, Front Row, Left to Right: Misti Miller, Jill Jenkins, Kerry Jones, Gail Colnar, Sandy Peterson, Karrie Kilburn, Kim Williams, and Kelly Pickett. Pep Club, Back Row, Left to Right: Reta Robinette, Leanne Smith, Debbie Davidson, Sponsor Ms. Charlotte Savacool, Kelly Allen, Cristy Harris, Lisa Camren, Donna DeMaranville. Honor Society Lorinda Harrington, Eric Dove, Kerry Jones FHA Back Row, Left to Right: Shelly Garr, Sheri Leach, Glenda Turner. Third Row: Matt Davidson, Jay Johnson, Perry Stouffer, Dug Har- ris. Second Row: Debbie Davidson, Syndi Dove, Kerry Jones, Leanne Smith, Misti Miller, Sandy Peterson. Front Row: Kelly Allen, Karrie Kilburn, Sponsor Charlotte Savacool, Gail Colnar, Lisa Camren, Cristy Harris. Student Council Advisor: Mrs. Carolyn Sawka President: Janie Rose Vice President: Melody Bjorgaard Secretary: Ronda Marble Kelly Allen Denise Bradshaw Gail Colnar Eric Dove Jay Johnson Kerry Jones Cristy Harris Brett Harrington Karrie Kilburn Chris Leach Sandy Peterson Glenda Turner Kim Williams Janie and Mrs. Sawka Working in the Concession Stand Ronda Marble Reporters ............. Mary Lou Bright Gail Colnar Eric Dove Shelly Carr Brett Harrington Lorinda Harrington Alan Randle Jean Shell Perry Stouffer Kim Williams Advisor .............. Mrs. Carolyn Sawka Newswriting Staff Editor Advisor and Editor At Work Gail Getting Final Copy Done BAND Front Row, Left to Right: Dawn Stiltner, Desiree Suter, Kelly Pickett, Jean Shell, Mary Lou Bright, Megan Richesin, Thomas Stark, Kathy Kriewitz, Windy Baird, Vicki McKinney. Second Row: Ronda Marble, Chris Leach, Kerry Jones, Debbie Davidson, Perry Stouffer, Bill Muehlberger, Matt Davidson, Dale Hawk, Jeff Johnson, Deryck Malone, Director Mr. Clay Jones. Third Row: Dena McCollum, Eric Dove, Craig Owsley, Denise Bradshaw, Mark Pickeral, Chris Thomas, Leigh Roberts, Brett Harrington, Chris Davidson, Scott Eismen, Misty Williams. Fourth Row: Ricky Kriewitz, Kim Robertson, Tracy Gilbert, Michelle Bennett, LeAnne Smith, Keith Berry, Mark Coatney, Tina Muehlberger, Jay Johnson, Kent Keling, Kirk Harrington, Brenda 14 Shawley. 1981 KU BAND DAY On Saturday, September 26, 1981, the Linwood High School Band was one of approximately 70 Kansas and Missouri bands who participated in the annual University of Kansas Band Day. The bands marched through the streets of downtown Lawrence that morning and were KU's guests that afternoon at the KU-Kentucky football game at Memorial Stadium. During halftime the Marching Jayhawks of KU led the visiting bands in a spectacular half-time show. CHOIR Front Row, Left to Right: Accompanist Dena Bowen, Barbie Wingender, Reta Robinette, Melody Bjorgaard, Donna DeMaranville, Janie Rose, Chris Leach, Jean Shell, Director Clay Jones. Second Row: Mary Lou Bright, Debbie Davidson, Connie Kriewitz, Denise Muehlberger, Kim Hylton, Lois Box, Cristy Harris, Jill Jenkins, Megan Richesin. Third Row: Denise Bradshaw, Kelly Pickett, Leanne Smith, Karrie Kilburn, Lisa Camren, Sandy Peterson, Kelly Allen, Kim Williams and Dawn Stiltner. Fourth Row: Craig Owsley, Arnold Stradt, Bill Muehlberger, Pat Vaughn, Perry Stouffer, Eric Dove, Roy Chamberlain. Front Row, Left to Right: Accompanist Dena Bowen, Kim Williams, Chris Leach, Melody Bjorgaard, Donna DeMaranville, Jean Shell, Debbie Davidson, Mary Lou Bright. Second Row: Jill Jenkins, Bill Muehlberger, Arnold Stradt, Roy Chamberlain, Perry Stouffer, Eric Dove, Janie Rose. 16 SEIN CLASS MOTTO: VzbtzAday U aVizady a dAzam and tomoAAow onZy a vision But today wztt LLvzd make zvzAy yziteAday a dAzam ob happtnz A And zvzAy tomoAAow a v-Uion ob hope SPONSOR Ma6. Nancy Hod on CLASS ROWER CafincutLon CLASS COLORS: Royal Blue and Baby Blue SPONSOR Ma. Ed VoA66om Senior Acknowledgements Of 82” Melody Suzette Biorgaard Basketball ............................................. 1 Basketball Manager 2,4 Volleyball ......................................... 1 3,4 Homecoming Queen 4 Queen of Courts Candidate ......................... 1,2 Yearbook Queen Candidate ........................... 1 Favorite Best Dressed ................................. 2 Favorite Best Looking 4 Pep Club ........................................... 1 2,3 Pep Club Board ........................................ 2,3 Kayettes ............................................. 1,2 Kayette Board .......................................... 2 Yearbook Staff ....................................... 3,4 Yearbook Editor ...................................... 4 Student Council Club Rep................................2 Student Council Officer .............................. 3,4 Chorus ............................................. 1 2,3,4 Chamber Singers ...................................... 3,4 FHA 1,2,3 FHA Board ............................................. 2,3 Class Play ............................................ 3 Musical .......................................... 1,2,3,4 National Committee Council ..............................2 Marv Louise Bright Basketball ......................................... 1,2,3 Track .................................................. 1 Volleyball ..........................................2,3,4 Queen of Courts Candidate .............................. 1 Majorette .............................................. 4 Pep Club ........................................... 1 2,3 Kayettes .............................................. 1,2 Cheerleader ........................................ 1,2,3 Yearbook Staff ....................................... 2,3 Band ............................................... 1,2,3,4 Lions State Band ........................................4 Chorus ........................................... 1,2,3,4 Chamber Singers .......................................3,4 Class Play ..............................................3 Newspaper Staff .........................................4 Musical ............................................ 1,2,3,4 Glenn Eric Brock Kansas Vo-Tech. School 4 Football ........................................... 1,2,4 Basketball ............................................. 3 Wrestling .......................................... 1,2,4 L-Club ............................................. 1 2,3,4 Homecoming Escort .......................................4 Favorite Best All Around ................................4 Student Council Club Rep................................ 3 Band ................................................. 2,3 Chorus ................................................2,3 Chamber Singers ........................................ 2 FHA ................................................ 1,2,3 Class Play ............................................. 3 Musical ...............................................2,3 Rov Allen Chamberlain Football ............................................... 2 Chorus ............................................. 1,2,3,4 Chamber Singers .................................... 2,3,4 Musical ............................................ 1,2,3,4 Mock Wedding ........................................... 3 Fashion Show ............................................2 Donna Lynn DeMaranville Edcouch High School .................................... 2 Basketball ......................................... 1,2,3,4 Volleyball ......................................... 1,3,4 Volleyball Manager ..................................... 2 Homecoming Candidate ..................................3,4 Favorite Wittiest .......................................2 Yearbook Queen Candidate ................................3 24 Pep Club .............................................. 1,2,3 Kayettes ............................................. 1,2 Kayette Board 1,2 Pom Pon Squad 1 2 Yearbook Staff ....................................... 3,4 Student Council Club Rep.............................. 1,2 Chorus ............................................ 1,2,3,4 Chamber Singers ...................................... 3,4 Class Officer .......................................... 3 FHA .................................................. 1,2 FHA Board .............................................. 1 Musical ........................................... 1,2,3,4 Mock Wedding ........................................... 1 Steven Douglas Denham Gwenn High School .................................... 1,2 Wrestling .......................................... 1,2,3 Eric Lynn Dove Football ............................................... 1 Football Manager ....................................2,3,4 Basketball ......................................... 1,2,3 Basketball Manager ......................................4 L-Club ............................................ 1,2,3,4 Favorite Most Intelligent ...........................2,3,4 Favorite Likely to Succeed ............................. 4 Yearbook Staff ....................................... 3,4 Student Council Club Rep.................................4 Band .............................................. 1,2,3,4 Chorus ............................................. 2,3,4 Chamber Singers .................................... 2,3,4 Class Officer .......................................... 1 Class Play ..............................................3 Newspaper Staff .........................................4 Foreign Language Club ................................ 3,4 Musical .............................................2,3,4 Valedictorian .......................................... 4 Kansas Honor Student ................................... 4 Who's Who Among American High .........................3,4 School Students Shelly Lynn Garr Pep Club ........................................... 1,2,3 Kayettes ............................................. 1,2 Yearbook Staff ......................................... 4 FHA .............................................. 1,2,3,4 Class Play ..............................................3 Newspaper Staff .....................................2,3,4 Mock Wedding ........................................... 3 Dana Gail Griffith J.C. Harmon ........................................ 1,2,3 Pep Club ........................................... 1,2,3 Cheerleader .......................................... 1,2 Student Council Club Rep................................ 1 Newspaper Staff ....................................... 1 Newspaper Staff Editor ................................ 1 National Honor Society ..................................2 Lorinda lov Harrington Volleyball ....................................... 1,2,3,4 Pep Club .......................................... 1 2,3 Kayettes .............................................. 1 Cheerleader ........................................... 3 Yearbook Staff .......................................2,3 Band ............................................. 1,2,3,4 Chorus .......................................... 1,2,3,4 Chamber Singers ................................... 2,3,4 Class Officer ..........................................4 Newspaper Staff ....................................... 4 National Honor Society .............................. 3,4 Musical .......................................... 1,2,3,4 Salutatorian ...........................................4 Kansas Honor Student ...................................4 Who's Who Among American High School Students . 4 Art Club 1 Kimberly Kav Hylton Pep Club ............................................ 1,2,3 Kayettes .............................................. 1,2 Drill Team .............................................. 1 Chorus ................................. 1,2,3,4 Chamber Singers ......................................... 2 Class Officer ........................................... 1 FHA ................................................... 1,2 Musical ............................................. 1,2,3 Baksetball .............................................. 1 Connie Lynn Kriewitz Kayettes ................................................ 2 Band .................................................. 1,2 Chorus ...............................................2,3,4 FHA ................................................... 2,3 Musical ............................................... 2,3 Fashion Show ...........................................2,3 k'urtis Kent Keling Basketball ........................................ 1,2,3,4 Yearbook King ........................................... 4 Student Council Class Rep. .............................. 1 Band .............................................. 1,2,3,4 Lions State Band .........................................3 Class Officer ............................................4 FHA ..................................................... 1 Musical ................................................. 1 Donkey Basketball Game ...................................4 Christine Lynn Leach Pep Club ............................................ 1,2,3 Kayettes .............................................. 1,2 Wrestling Cheerleader ................................... 3 Student Council Class Rep...............................2,3 Band .............................................. 1,2,3,4 Chorus ............................................ 1,2,3,4 Chamber Singers ................................... 1,2,3,4 Class Officer ......................................... 3,4 FHA ................................................. 1,2,3 Musical ........................................... 1,2,3,4 Sheri Ann Leach Favorite Likely to Succeed ...............................4 Yearbook Queen ...........................................4 Kayettes .................................................2 Yearbook Staff ........................................ 3,4 FHA 1,2,3 Donkey Basketball Game ...................................4 Fashion Show .............................................3 Mock Wedding ............................................ 3 Ronda Lane Marbel Basketball Manager ...................................2,3,4 Volleyball .............................................. 1 Pep Club ................................................ 1 Kayettes .................................................3 Student Council Officer ..................................4 Student Council Class Rep...............................2,3 Band .............................................. 1,2,3,4 FHA ....................................................2,3 Class Play ...............................................3 Newspaper Staff ..................................... 2,3,4 Newspaper Editor .........................................4 Mike McClearv Kansas Vo-Tech. School .................................. 4 Basketball .......................................... 1,2,3 Donkey Basketball Game .................................. 4 Fashion Show .............................................3 Denise Diane Muehlberger Basketball .............................................. 1 Track ................................................... 1 Volleyball .............................................. 1 Pep Club ............................................ 1,2,3 Kayettes .............................................. 1,2 Chorus .............................................. 1,2,4 FHA ................................................... 1,2 Robert Thomas Oelschlaeger Football Manager ........................................ 3 Basketball Manager ...................................... 1 Track Manager ........................................... 1 L-Club ...................................................3 Yearbook King Candidate ................................. 3 Yearbook Staff ........................................ 3,4 FHA ..................................................1,2,3 Class Play .............................................. 3 Randall Eugene Pearson Linwood High School ...................... 1,2,3,4 Donald Alan Randle Sallisaw High School .................................. 1,2 Track .............................. 1,2,3,4 Wrestling ......................................... 1,2,3,4 Class Play ...............................................3 Newspaper Staff ....................................... 3,4 National Honor Society ...................................3 Kansas Honor Student ...................................3,4 Who's Who Among American High School Students...........4 Football .............................................. 1,2 lanie lo Rose Basketball ........................................ 1,2,3,4 Track ................................................. 1,2 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Queen of Courts Candidate ............................. 3,4 Favorite Best All Around ................................ 4 Yearbook Queen Candidate .................................2 Pep Club .............................................. 1,2 Pep Club Board .......................................... 1 Kayettes .................................................2 Yearbook Staff .........................................3,4 Student Council Officer ............................. 2,3,4 Chorus .............................................. 2,3,4 Chamber Singers ..................................... 2,3,4 Class Officer ..................................... 1,2,3,4 FHA ................................................. 1,2,3 Musical ..............................................2,3,4 Glenda Denise Turner Basketball ............................................ 1,4 Track ................................................. 1,2 Pep Club ............................................ 1,2,3 Kayettes .................................................2 Yearbook Staff ........................................ 3,4 Student Council Class Rep.................................4 FHA ............................................... 1,2,3,4 Donkey Basketball Game ...................................4 Mock Wedding .............................................3 Fashion Show ............................................ 3 Barbie Lee Wingender Track ................................................. 1,3 Volleyball ............................................ 2,3 Basketball .............................................. 1 Pep Club ................................................ 3 Chorus ............................................ 1,2,3,4 Musical ............................................. 1,2,3 Bonnie Lee Wvse Evergreen High School ............................... 1,2,3 Four County joint Vactional ............................. 3 VICA .................................................... 3 Track ................................................. 1,2 FHA ................................................... 1,2 Girls Athletic Association ............................ 1,2 Fred Lee Zimmerman Football ................................................ 3 Basketball ............................................ 1 Yearbook King Candidate ................................. 1 FHA ..................................................... 1 Mock Wedding .............................................3 Fashion Show .......................................... 2,3 25 31 We are buddies. Homecoming Week And Homecoming Dance Bed time Children! Who's that behind those Foster Grant's? The Sheik! Seniors got it together for Spirit Week. Pucker up pig porkers! Watching the action! 32 'Stepping to the beat.' Bet your heart on me.1 The 1981-82 Homecoming week was exciting from start to finish. Tuesday with it's Kiddie Day, and thumb sucking. Wednesday with it's hat and ties, including a strange looking sheik. Thursday groups of blue, red, gray and yellow paraded the halls of LHS. On Friday, to finish the week off was the usual Purple and Gold Day. At the Pep Rally held on Friday, Mrs. Ann Starlin, Principal, and Mr. Walter Hare, Basketball Coach, were elected by the LHS students to kiss a Pig- To add a final touch to Friday evening there was a dance which followed the Homecoming game. The music was provided by Browney Lee, from Disco 2000. The Student Council did a fantastic job with the Homecorriing activities. Hold on! 'Slow dancing.' Ten years later.' 33 Homecoming ’81-,82 It was The Best of Times for Melody Bjorgaard when Student Council sponsor, Carolyn Sawka, announced her as the new 1981 Homecoming Queen on October 29, 1981. Martha Oelschlaeger, the 1980 Homecoming Queen, assisted in the crowning ceremony. Donna DeMaranville and Kelly Pickett were the princess candidates. QUEEN MELODY BJORGAARD CANDIDATE DONNA DeMARANVILLE a DUG AND 1980 QUEEN MARTHA ALBERT AND DONNA 1981 HOMECOMING ROYALTY GLENN AND KELLY ERNEST AND MELODY The Few, The Proud The Bulldogs Back Row, Left to Right: Assistant Coach Ed Dorssom, Bill Muelberger, Eddie Pedote, Marc Burns, Perry Stouffer, Jay Johnson, Ernie Montgomery, Dug Harris, Coach John Thornton. Front Row: David King, Todd Holmes, Glenn Brock, Bryan Smith, Albert Colnar. Not Pictured: Managers Darren Brock, Kevin Smith. Assistant Coach Larry Booth. The 1981 football team displayed more pride and courage than any team I have coached. Our win-loss record was not indicative of the efforts put out by these guys. It would have been easy to give up at mid-season with only 12 squad members but instead we made it a rallying point, determined to complete the season competitively and at the same time keep a sense of humor and have some fun. These guys are to be commended for the manner in which they represented the school and community. There are just too many people here who do not represent the school at all. Coach John Thornton 36 Albert Colnar 12, Dug Harris 38 Words of Encouragement Team Captains: Glenn Brock, Albert Colnar, Dug Harris, Ernie Montgomery. Bulldog Huddle Opponent Score Lone Jack 20-44 Troy 8-49 Burlingame 0-28 Wetmore 20-14 KSD 6-33 Valley Falls 16-33 McLouth 0- 7 Oskaloosa 0-26 ’ Js : 1 vln - vl’ , r W� Saluting Blue the Red, White, and Back Row, Left to Right: Kerry Jones, Jean Shell, Gail Colnar, Coach Cathy Nealy, Lisa Camren, Sandy Peterson, Leanne Smith. Front Row: Mary Lou Bright, Janie Rose, Melody Bjorgaard, Donna DeMaranville, Kelly Pickett, Lorinda Harrington not pictured. 38 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 81' Coach Cathy Nealy This year the Linwood Bulldogs volleyball team was plentiful with senior experience, five of the starting line up were from the class of 1982. Using this depth along with individual and team efforts, the team accomplished the astonishing feat of victory over numerous teams. With strong competition the Lady Bulldogs received 2nd in the Oskaloosa Quadrangular. The Bulldogs for the first year received 2nd place in the Two Trails League. The Bulldogs completed a 7-13 record. Although the Bulldogs will be losing the experience of the seniors, the returning juniors, sophomores, and freshmen are still look- ing forward to an even more spectacular future. I SENIORS Mary Lou Bright, Lorinda Harrington, Melody Bjorgaard, Janie Rose, Donna DeMaranville Left To Right: Melody Bjorgaard, Janie Rose, Donna DeMaranville, Kelly Pickett, Sandy Peterson, Jean Shell, Lisa Camren, Kerry Jones, Lorinda Harrington, Leanne Smith, Gail Colnar, Mary Lou Bright. Opponent Williamsburg 8-13 L Score 15- 7, 15- 8 Wellsville L 15- 4, 12-15, 15 - 9 Gardner W 8-15, 15- 9, 4 -15 KSD L 15-11, 15-10 KSD L 15- 2, 15- 2 Wellsville L 5-15, 15-10, 15 - 8 Wellsville L 7-15, 15- 6, 15 -12 Burlingame W 13-15, 15- 5, 14 -15 Burlingame W 11-15, 10-15 KSD L 3-15, 15- 8, 15- -13 Midway-Denton L 12-15, 11-15, 15- ■ 5 Oskaloosa W 1-15, 9-15 Horton W 9-15, 7-15 KSD L 15- 7, 15- 7 KSD L 9-15, 15- 4, 1- 8 J.C.N. L 15- 4, 15- 5 Oskaloosa W 4-15, 15- 4, 13- 15 Atchison L 15- 7, 5-15, 15- 10 Burlingame W 11-15, 15- 6, 7- 15 Burlingame W 15-11, 13-15, 13- 15 Pomona L 9-15, 16-14, 15- 11 39 JV Volleyball Opponent Score KSD L 11-15, 12-15 Wellsville L 13-15, 15-9, 6-15 Burlingame W 15-12, 17-15 Burlingame L 4-15, 9-15 Midway L 4-15, 8-15 Oskaloosa L 12-15, 8-15 KSD L 8-15, 15-7, 3-15 Burlingame L 15-9, 11-15, 5-15 W' Back Row, Left to Right: Sandy Peterson, Jill Jenkins, Coach Cathy Nealy, Syndi Dove, Lisa Camren. Center Row: Gail Colnar, Cristy Harris, Shelly Hedden, Kerry Jones. Front Row: Jean Shell, Leanne Smith, Dawn Stiltner. Camren Sets Up For A Spike Bulldogs Place Two In Trails League The Bulldog Men's Basketball teams had a rough time during the 1981-82 basketball season but still managed to take second place in the newly established Two Trails League. The Bulldog Junior Varsity Team ended the season with a record of 5-11 while the varsity team ended with a 8-12 record. The Bulldogs Varsity Team placed fifth in the Sav- ior of the World Invitational Basketball Tour- nament and also received the Sportsmanship Award. Ernie Montgomery and Marc Burns received awards for being on the All-Tour- nament Team at Savior also. The varsity team also played for sub-state competition but lost out in the first round to the Oskaloosa Bears. Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Don Hills, Dug Harris, Kent Keling, Marc Burns, Perry Stouffer, lay Johnson, Coach Walter Hare. Second Row: Managers Craig Owsley, and Roy Chamberlain, Ernest Montgomery, Albert Colnar, Jeff Mahoney, Brett Harrington, Charles Hale, Managers Eric Dove, and Kenny Stouffer. Front Row: Jeff Phillips, Arnold Stradt, Mark Coatney, Brian Smith. VARSITY Our Score Opponent Opponent Score 71 KCC 63 61 KSD 44 42 Savior 40 57 Burlingame 58 52 McLouth 58 56 KCC 38 43 Savior 49 64 Williamsburg 39 45 Engelwood 59 52 Pleasant Ridge 54 61 Engelwood 59 49 Oskaloosa 53 47 Basehor 59 47 McLouth 65 56 Pomona 66 58 St. Johns 48 45 Burlingame 55 61 Highland 67 51 KSD 46 47 Oskaloosa 60 JUNIOR VARSITY Our Score Opponent Opponent Score 63 KCC 28 44 KSD 46 36 Savior 41 43 Burlingame 35 40 McLouth 50 55 KCC 44 36 Savior 38 39 Williamsburg 49 49 Engelwood 59 46 Basehor 54 40 McLouth 42 42 Pomona 46 34 St. Johns 39 42 Burlingame 33 37 Highland 43 43 Lady Bulldogs Come Out First In Two Trails League The LHS Lady Bulldogs turned in the best season in their history with a record of 12-4. Their fine season was ende in the season round of the sub-state playoffs by the Wathena Wildcats. The season was a positive one for the Bulldogs as they even flirted with the perfect season until bowing to Counc Grove in the finals of the Lyndon Tournament, in which the Bulldogs placed second. Up to that point they ha compiled an 8-0 record. Their record was good enough to make them the Two Trails League Champions. Linwood Opponent Opponent 68 KCC 24 43 KSD 41 36 Burlingame 23 42 McLouth 33 59 KCC 20 49 Williamsburg 43 55 Englewood 10 46 Jefferson County North 40 27 Council Grove 29 43 McLouth 20 40 Pomona 30 48 Burlingame 35 38 Highland 43 40 KSD 45 31 Jefferson County North 30 35 Wathena 44 LADY BULLDOGS: Left lo Right, Back Row: Cristy Harris, Denise Bradshaw, Gail Colnar, Donna DeMaranville, Janie Rose, Coach John Thorntor Front Row: Jill Jenkins, Kelly Pickett, Leanne Smith. Not Pictured Glenda Turner, Managers, Melody Bjorgaard and Ronda Marble. Cristy Harris steps inside Jill Jenkins after half Leanne Smith goes up for time a lay up SEASON ENDED WITH 12-4 RECORD BEST RECORD EVER AT LHS Brock And Holmes Compete The 1981-82 Bulldog wrestlers competed with a great deal of pride and determined effort. As in the past, lack of numbers proved to be an insur- mountable obstacle in dual competition. Even with this team disadvantage, however, several wrestlers posted outstanding season records. In- juries sidelined senior Alan Randle before post season competition. Senior Glenn Brock and ju- nior Todd Holmes were able to advance all the way to the state tournament at Hays. In addition Donavon McCleary showed great improvement through the season in his first year of wrestling and should be a strong competitor in future sea- sons along with returning letterman Todd Holmes. 1981-82 Wrestlers: Donavon McCleary, Todd Holmes, Glenn Brock. In State Competition INDIVIDUAL RECORD Glenn Brock 17-7 Todd Holmes 16-10 Alan Randle 7-3 Donavon McCleary 5-9-1 Richesin Qualifies For State Competition Some new highlights were added to the la- dies track records for the '82 year. Sandy Peter- son tied the record for the high jump, while Megan Richesin set school records for the half mile, the 1 mile, and the 2 mile. The ladies track team also went to the Two Trails League meet in which they set 6 records. Megan also quali- fied for state competition in which she came in 12th place. LADIES TRACK TEAM Back Row, Left to Right: Kelly Pickett, Debbie Davidson, Managers Stephanie Sheets and Jean Shell, Cristy Harris, Sandy Peterson, Gail Colnar, Denise Bradshaw, Coach Cathy Nealy. Front Row: Kerry Jones, Leanne Smith, Shelly Hadden, Leigh Roberts, Megan Richesin. Harris Qualifies For State Competition This year's track team consisted of only six members but in this bunch was a lot of quality. Of the six, two set or tied school records. Dug Harris was responsible for setting the new high jump record 6'3‘ 2 while Alan Randle was busy trying the school pole vault record. At the season finale, Dug also set the league record at the first ever Two Trail League meet by taking first and setting the school record at this meet. Dug also quali- fied for state competition held at Wichita, Kansas in the high jump in which Dug came out with a 8th place. Mens Track Team Alan Randle, Perry Stouffer, Glenn Brock, Dug Harris, Todd Holmes, Arnold Stradt, Coached By Don Hills. LHS Athletes Strive For Team And Individual Honors In First Year Of Two-Trails League Competition Now that the Linwood High School Bull- dogs are members of the Two Trails League there are certain advantages added to the sports programs. Besides the possibility of winning a league championship individual honors are now bestowed on the athletes in the form of All-League and Honorable Men- tion selections. For Valleyball they were Melody Bjorgaard and Lorinda Harrington for All-League team. Donna DeMaranville was named to the Hon- orable Mention squad. In Football Albert Colnar, Jay Johnson and Perry Stouffer were named to the All-League Offensive Team and Albert Colnar and David King were named to the All-League Defen- sive Team. In Basketball Gail Colnar, Jean Shell, and Kelly Pickett were named to the All-League Team while Donna DeMaranville was named to the Honorable Mention Team. The men named to All-League Basketball were Ernie Montgomery to All-League team; Jay Johnson and Marc Burns to Honorable Mention. The LHS Track team brought home seven 1st place finishes from the All-League meet at Burlingame. They were as follows: Denise Bradshaw, 400m; Megan Richesin, 800m and 3200m; Gail Colnar, Long Jump; Leanne Smith, 100m and 200m and Dug Harris in the High Jump. All of the Bulldog teams had a fine year and they all deserve to be applauded for their efforts. CONGRATULATIONS ATHLETES! 50 Montgomery And Colnar Crowned King And Queen Of Courts Ernie Montgomery and Gail Colnar were an- nounced 1982 King and Queen of Courts at the halftime activities of the varsity game between the Linwood Bulldogs and the St. Johns Knights on February 12. The candidates for King and Queen of Courts were as follows: Janie Rose, Dug Harris, Jean Shell, Jay Johnson, Denise Bradshaw, Albert Colnar, Er- nie Montgomery, and Gail Colnar. LHA had its Spirit Week on February 8-12 for the basketball season as a preliminary activity to the King and Queen of Courts ceremony. For Monday it was hat day; Tuesday, clash day; Wednesday, punk rock day, and reverse role day; Thursday, red and white day; and Friday, the tradi- tional purple and gold day. KING ERNIE MONTGOMERY QUEEN GAIL COLNAR Students Participating In Spirit Week S4 Yearbook Favorites 1. Best All Around Glenn Brock Janie Rose 2. Most Likely to Succeed Eric Dove Sheri Leach 3. Best Looking Bill Muehiberger Melody Bjorgaard 4. Wittiest Albert Colnar Syndi Dove 5. Best Athlete Albert Colnar Gail Colnar 6. Friendliest Bill Muehiberger Gail Colnar 7. Most Intellectual Eric Dove Syndi Dove 8. Best Dressed Brett Harrington Cristy Harris Yearbook King And Queen Kent Keling And Sheri Leach — Seniors — Muehlberger' The Linwood High School Choir Proudly Presents South Pacific” On March 18-20, 1982 the Linwood High School music department presented their annual musical. This year the choir chose to perform Rodgers and Hammerstein's Broadway hit South Pacific. The choir put forth a lot of time and energy into this year's production and the work paid off. The musical was a success. All three evening performances were sold out and the musical was highly praised by students and par- ents alike. The setting of the musical was a beautiful Pacific Island. The lead characters were Nellie Forbush, played by senior Lorinda Harrington who won the lead for the fourth con- secutive year and Emile De Becque, played by sophomore Perry Stouffer. Nellie falls in love with Emile but is con- stantly plagued with doubts about her love for him. One of the more colorful characters is the Tokinese woman known as Bloody Mary. This character was fantas- tically portrayed by senior Janie Rose. Bloody Mary deals in souveniers from the nearby island of Bali Ha'i. Bill Muehlberger portrayed Luther Billis who also deals in souveniers with one catch, all of his are manufactured. Joseph Cable, played by senior Eric Dove, is a Marine who comes to the island in search of Emile. He needs Emile's help to carry out a dangerous secret mission. While Joe is on the island of Bali Ha'i he falls in love with Liat, who is Bloody Mary's daughter, played by freshman Jill Jenkins. But Joe is killed while on the mission with Emile. Still, the musical ends happily when Nellie finally de- cides that she really loves Emile and is there waiting for him with his children when he returns from the mission. 4 CHOIR MEMBERS: Reta Robinette, Melody Bjorgaard, Donna DeMaranville, Janie Rose, Chris Leach, Jean Shell, Mary Lou Bright Debbie Davidson, Connie Kricwitz, Denise Bradshaw, Lois Box, Cristy Harris, Jill Jenkins, Megan Richesin, Kelly Pickett, Leanne Smith, Karrie Kilburn, Lisa Camren, Sandy Peterson, Kelly Allen, Kim Williams, Dawn Stiltner. Craig Owsley, Arnold Stradt Bill Muehlberger, Pat Vaughn, Lisa Sanchez, Perry Stouffer, Eric Dove, Roy Chamberlain, Lorinda Harrington. Music Department Achieves I” The LHS music department had an outstanding 1981-82 school year. They started off by receiving I ratings for the choir, chamber singers, band, flute trio, and clarinet ensemble at the League Festival hosted by Savior of the World. The chamber singers, flute trio, clarinet ensemble and two vocalists, Lorinda Harrington and Debbie Davidson, went on to the Regional Contest held at Benedictine College. Debbie Davidson and the flute trio went away with I ratings. At the Regional Band Contest, held at Shawnee Mission East High School, the LHS band received a “11 rating. Debbie Davidson and the flute trio, consisting of Lorinda Harrington, Kelly Pickett, and Jean Shell, returned home from State competition at Lindsborg, Kansas with a II rating. At the Spring Concert, Lorinda Harrington was awarded the National School Choral Award and Kent Keling was awarded the John Philip Sousa Band Award. Juniors Stage Famous Final On April 17, the junior class presented the Fam- ous Final Scene to the 1982 senior class. The Prom was held at the Eldridge House in Lawrence. After a welcome from Kelly Pickett, junior class president, and an acceptance by Alan Randle, senior, the buffet dinner was served. The rest of the evening was left for dancing, with music provided by Brownie Lee from Disco 2000. Brock Named Outstanding The annual Linwood High School Athletic Banquet was held on May 10. There was a good size crowd attending and a lot of good food on hand. Ms. Charlotte Savacool, the cheerleading sponsor, gave out cheerleading awards to the following: Head Cheerleader Kerry Jones, Kelly Pickett, Sandy Peterson, Jill Jenkins, Karrie Kilburn, and Gail Colnar. She also presented Pep Club awards to the following people: Stephanie Sheets, Leanne Smith, Cristy Harris, Lisa Camren and Debbie Davidson. Ms. Cathy Nealy then presented her awards for volleyball. The varsity squad members that lettered were: Melody Bjorgaard, Mary Lou Bright, Lisa Camren, Gail Colnar, Donna DeMaranville, Lorinda Harrington, Kerry Jones, Sandy Peterson, and Leanne Smith. The junior varsity consisted of Syndi Dove, Cristy Harris, Jill Jenkins, Dawn Stiltner and manager Stephanie Sheets. Next Coach John Thornton gave out the varsity awards for football. They were awarded to co-captains Albert Colnar, Ernie Montgomery, Dug Harris, Glenn Brock, Athlete Of The Year Jay Johnson, Todd Holmes, Perry Stouffer, David King, Marc Burns, Bill Muehlberger, Bryan Smith and statistician Kevin Smith and Darren Brock. Coach Thornton then proceeded to give out the ladies' basketball awards to Janie Rose, Donna DeMaranville, Gail Colnar, Kelly Pickett, Denise Bradshaw, Leanne Smith, Cristy Harris, Glenda Turner and the managers Jean Shell, Ronda Marble, and Melody Bjorgaard. Mr. Don Hills then presented varsity basketball awards to the following: Kent Keling, Dug Harris, Jay Johnson, Ernie Montgomery, Marc Burns, Perry Stouffer, and Albert Colnar. Coach Walt Hare then gave out junior varsity awards to Brett Harrington, Jeff Pankey, Jeff Mahoney, Bryan Smith, Mark Coatney, Arnold Stradt, statisticians Eric Dove and Craig Owsley. Ballboy, Kenny Stouffer, also received a letter. Ms. Nealy then presented the varsity track awards for the girls. The following people received letters: Debbie Davidson, Leanne Smith, Gail Colnar, Sandy Peterson, Syndi Dove, Leigh Roberts, Cristy Harris, Denise Bradshaw, Megan Richesin, Kelly Pickett, Kerry Jones, Shelly Hedden and managers Jean Shell and Stephanie Sheets. Seniors Honored Senior skits and prophecies added a touch of humor to the annual Senior Awards Night held on May 3rd in the high school gymnasium. Mr. Bobker, LHS counselor, handed out his awards. Janie Rose was presented the Dodge City Community College Trustee Scholarship. Eric Dove and Glenda Turner received the Kansas State High School Activities Association Citizen- ship Award. Local scholarships went to Lorinda Harrington, who received both the First National Bank of Tonganoxie Scholarship and the Associ- ation of Basehor-Linwood Educators. In the state of Kansas Scholarship Contest, Eric Dove received a first place in Algebra II and a first in current events. In the 2-A class, he received honorable mention for current events, as well as honorable mention in the state competition. Next on the program was Mrs. Judi Wolfe, LHS Math teacher. Mrs. Wolfe passed out Mrs. Perry's National Honor Society awards to Eric Dove and Lorinda Harrington. In the Two Trails League math contest, Eric Dove received a 4th place in Ad- vanced Math. He also received the Most Out- standing Math Student Award. Mr. Jones then presented his awards. He award- ed choir letters to Eric Dove, Roy Chamberlain, Lorinda Harrington, Mary Lou Bright, Chris Leach, Melody Bjorgaard, Donna DeMaranville, and Ja- nie Rose. Lorinda Harrington also received a certi- ficate for receiving a two at regional for her solo. Band letters went to Eric Dove, Lorinda Harring- ton, Mary Lou Bright, Chris Leach, and Ronda Marble. A certificate went to Lorinda Harrington, who was a member of the Flute Trio, which re- ceived a one at league, a one at regionals, and a two at state competition. Mary Lou Bright, Ronda Marble, and Chris Leach all received certificates for their clarinet ensemble which received a one at league and a two at regionals. Next Mrs. Miller handed out yearbook awards to Melody Bjorgaard, editor, Donna DeMaran- ville, Janie Rose, Sheri Leach, Glenda Turner, Shelly Garr, Eric Dove, and Bobby Oelschlaeger. Melody Bjorgaard also received a 3rd place in layout double page spread and a 2nd in layout graphics and special effects. When she compet- ed at state, she got 1st place in layout graphics and special effects and received an award for this. Then Janie Rose and Glenn Brock were handed out certificates for being voted best all around for the yearbook. Sheri Leach and Eric Dove for most likely to succeed. Eric Dove for most intellectual and Melody Bjorgaard for best looking. Sheri Leach and Kent Keling each got an award for King and Queen of yearbook. The outstanding business 66 For Achievements student for the year was Melody Bjorgaard, who received a plaque for her achievement. Mrs. Starlin then presented Mrs. Sawka's awards. Student Council awards went to Janie Rose, Melody Bjorgaard, Ronda Marble, Chris Leach, Eric Dove, and Glenda Turner. Newswrit- ing awards went to Ronda Marble, editor; Mary Lou Bright, Eric Dove, Lorinda Harrington, and Alan Randle. The speech awards were given to: Lorinda Harrington and Original Oratory who re- ceived a first, and Donna DeMaranville who re- ceived a second. Mary Lou Bright received a 1st in Poetry Interpretation and a 2nd in Informative Speaking. Eric Dove received a 2nd in Extempora- neous Speaking. Lorinda Harrington received a 2nd and Donna DeMaranville a 3rd in Prose Inter- pretation. In Improvided Duet Acting, Lorinda Harrington and Mary Lou Bright received a 2nd. After all of these awards, the seniors took the stage and presented their skits. The first skit was a look at the annual fishing trip taken by the male staff members here at LHS. It looked as though the men weren't too interested in catching fish and more interested in catching “Other Things . The next skit featured the girls singing their rendititon of Hee Haw's Were Not Ones to Go Round Spreadin Rumors'. The last skit provided a view of the sidelines during a high school basketball game. Then the seniors piled on stage and read their wills to everyone. Class Of ’82 Graduates Twenty-six graduating seniors marched down the aisle to the traditional Pomp and Circumstance for their Commencement cere- mony on May 18. The class salutatorian and valedictorian, Lor- inda Harrington and Eric Dove addressed their classmates, parents, and invited guests. They were also recognized by Superintendent Tony Stansberry for achieving their honored titles. Mrs. Susan Wilson, former Linwood High facul- ty member, then, gave the main address to the class. After being treated to the music of the choir, the class members received their diplo- mas. Amid tears, cheers, and smiles, the class members then marched to the recessional as graduates. 68 LHS French Department The LHS French department was small but very select, students learned how to both speak and write in French and were even able to put the class to use by advising the cast of the musical South Pacific on how to pronunciate the French words in the script. The class also played games in French. Their Monopoly game had all French words on it and therefore the students needed what they had learned throughout the year to play. LHS Art Department The LHi t department did a variety of I projects th year. They shared their cre-l jative talent with the school by displaying) their artwork on the office walls. The de- partment did such projects as linoleuml lock, painting, stamps made from art) um erasers which originated in the 18thl entury, whalers art which was originally! one on whale bone and teeth — this was! arved onto the bone with a sharp knife! and it was also drawn onto the bone. The! Mart classes adapted this kind of art and I ™used plaster instead of whale bone. Thel students drew their own renditions of thel LHS English Department The English department at Linwood received a new look as Mrs. Carolyn Sawka became the new grammar and newswriting teacher, and brought her unique brand of teaching style to Linwood High. Meanwhile, the department's other half, Mrs. Perry, once again tried to im- press upon the students the value of literature written by many American authors and Shake- speare. Mr. Larry Booth also added his teaching expertise by instructing the new Drama class. Members of the Linwood student body tried to better the condition of their bodies by taking a Physical Education class. The girls tried to reach their goals in a variety of sports and capped their year with a trip to the Ranch Bowl and a lesson in offensive driving. The boys took a different approach they started a new weight training program in which overall improvement was very good. When they weren't lifting weights, they were probably involved in one of their tournaments in sports such as badminton and table tennis. LHS P.E. Department LHS Science Department The LHS Science department had some very strange activities that they worked on through- out the year. These projects in- cluded etherizing and counting fruit flies and then breeding them and raising them. They bred the flies to study genetic traits. General Science class got to prick their fingers so that they could find out what blood type they were, they also calcu- lated the distance to the sun. Biology class got into dissecting fetal pigs, earthworms, clams and starfish. Chemistry class members told the yearbook that the most exciting thing in chemistry was learning that there are 6x10 23 particles in a mole. J LHS Home Ec. Department The Home Ec. classes prepared many tasty treats in the kitchen while learning many new skills. Nutrition was studied in all classes. Sew- ing projects ranged from pillows, robes, shirts, and bags. Child Development worked very hard developing a pre-school program. The ac- tivities included a field trip to Showbiz Pizza, crafts, songs, cooking and games. Pre-school children came 3 days a week for activities. Pre- school ended with a program for parents to see their children receive their certificates. All in all the Home Ec. department had a very stimu- lating year with students learning new skills and enjoying their cookery talents by chowing down. LHS Math Department The Math Department has a very busy and exciting year. The math classes participated in a Two Trails League contest in which the LHS students did very well. Eric Dove, placed 4th in Advanced Math while Cristy Harris placed 3rd in Algebra I. Randy Sweet placed 4th in Gener- al Math and Craig Owsley placed 5th in Algebra II. Mrs. Wolfe said that the classes also greatly enjoyed the trip to Washburn University in Topeka. All in all the Math Department did many enjoyable things, one of which was teaching Mrs. Wolfe how to master the mind-boggling game of Donkey Kong. 76 LHS Business Department The LHS Business Department added a few new courses this year. The courses taught this year were Business Economics, Office Practice and of course typing. The typing students were taught how to type business letters, tabulating and manu- scripts. The Office Procedures class included proper office type behavior, learning to operate all the machines in the LHS and Elementary offices and also was highlighted with a tour of a computer room and a Word Processing Center which was located at a government installation at Leaven- worth, Kansas. LHS Social Studies Department John Thornton was once again at the helm of the Social Science Department. For the first time in his tenure a new class, Kansas History and Geography, was offered. The highlight of this class year was a trip to Topeka. Meanwhile, the juniors were still struggling with American History and the seniors took a stab at learning about the operation of their state and federal governments in American Government. Some seniors were also enrolled in Psychology and were busy con- ducting psychological experiments while learning a lit- tle about how their minds worked. 78 LHS Industrial Arts Department The industrial arts department in 1981- 82 was composed of a beginning wood- working course, and advanced wood- working course and a cabinet making course plus a small engine repair course. Students in wood course worked on pro- jects of both conventional design and in- dividual designs. Tony Denham designed a Pac Man project that was rather uncon- ventional but very neat. Small engine re- pair students studied and worked on small gasoline engines of several makes as well as performing various tune-up proce- dures. Students in general shop class com- pleted projects in both wood and sheet metal areas. MURRY PHARMACY ). TOM MURRY PHARMACIST B J TONGANOXIE, KANSAS 66086 (913) 845-2313 Thriftway Tongie 845-2949 Fine Groceries and Meat Fresh Produce P.L. 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