Linwood High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Linwood, KS)

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SCIENCE As the song says, “She Blind- ed me with Science,” is exactly what Mrs. Knetter did to her science students with demonstrations of exploding sodium, melting ice cubes, and dyeing planaria. Mrs. Knetter taught three classes this year. They were Biology, Chemistry, and Physical Science, and there was never a dull moment in any of the classes. In the spring, the science students showed off what they had learned at the second an- nual LHS Science Fair. Three grand prize ribbons were awarded to Deryck Malone, Brenda Shawley, and Monica Richesin. Newcomer to LHS. Science Fair Winners: Monica Richesin. Kristi Haag, Brenda Shawley. Deryck Malone, and John Ringel. Mrs. Knetter explains facts on trees. 14

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Math “An Adventure’’ As usual, Mrs. Wolfe kept her students busy this year, with activities ranging from teaching her freshmen Algebra students how to factor to reteaching her Ad- vanced Math students how to factor. Other classes were Basic Math, Consumer Math, and Geometry. Mark Pickerel summed up the feeling of Mrs. Wolfe and the entire Geometry class in this way: Geometry: It’s not just a job, it’s an adventure.” TOP LEFT: Deryck Malone and Ginger Burke. MIDDLE: Geometry Class. BOTTOM LEFT: Jeff Johnson. BOTTOM RIGHT: Algebra Class. 13

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ENGLISH “There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.” Yes, once again Mrs. Perry was looking for a few good students to unravel the mysteries of Shakespeare. Mrs. Perry also taught three new classes this year. Humanities, Creative Writing, and Mysteries and Suspense. Elsewhere, Mrs. Benedick con- tinued her quest to prove that grammar truly is relevant to writing. In adition to her English classes, she also taught Speech and TV production. In Speech discussion groups helped instigate changes in the lunchroom. Com- mercials, documentaries, and feature programs were produced in TV Production. 15