Linwood High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Linwood, KS)

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STUDENTS AND THEIR APPLES What in the world is this stuff?” “Syntax error, oh no, what did I do wrong? For those students enrolled in the Computer class this was a common experience. The LHS Computer students leaned how to program in the BASIC language. They were exposed to: doing arithmetic and designing programs, using read and data statements, im- proving the appearance of printed reports, designing interactive pro- grams, summarizing, subtotals and group printing, writing programs in easy to understand modules, and using various techniques when it came to doing controlled loops. This is pretty neat stuff. Deryck Malone and Tom Stark working away. Man. this stuff will kill you! 13

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BUSINESS TAKES CONTROL Another year has gone by and Mrs. Miller is still teaching her Business classes. Again, she is teaching Typing I Il and Typing III 1V. Besides her typing classes she also teaches Secretarial Office Procedures, which teaches the students to prepare for the “real business world. “I really enjoy teaching the students business courses at Linwood High School. Each new day brings a challenge. There’s never a ‘dull mo- ment!’ ’’ com- mented Mrs. Miller. Kim Kilbum admiring her work. Mrs. Miller’s students work diligently. Go! Jason Go! As Mrs. Miller says. “There’s never a dull moment!” 12

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Dorssom is the Industrial Arts teacher at LHS. He in- structs the following courses: Woods I. Metals 1 and Materials and Processes which are offered to all students. He also offers Woods II and Metal II to sophomores, juniors and sen- iors. Darren Brock completes his drafting. Mr. Dorssom demonstrating how to do a project. 14 Kirk Harrington working on a project.