Linwood High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Linwood, KS)

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learning something new LEARNING SOMETHING NEW IN SCIENCE: This year Mrs Knet- tcr made sure that the students in her science courses would really learn from her classes. Again, this year. Mrs. Knctter concentrated on taking notes from each chapter and also doing the chapters' work. Mrs. Knettcr's philosphy for the note- taking was “she is preparing her students for their future college courses.” Mrs. Knetter taught three classes this year: Physical Science. Biology and Advanced Biology. Each class kept busy, from learning how to identify the kinds of trees in Biology to being able to identify the structures in the complex nervous system of a human being in Ad- vanced Biology. Another science course that was offered was taken by only one stu- dent. Dcryck Malone. He took an independent study course in Above: Jeanie Olterson. Anna Richardson. Jason Griffith and Mike Fowler work on their Physics in which he worked on a homework. planned daily schedule. r 17

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MATH Above Left: Advanced Algebra hams” it up lor the camera. Above: Mrs. Wolfe gets set for a serious discussion. a learning experience This year Mrs. Wolfe is again putting out her best efforts to teach the students here at Linwood their Algebra and Math skills. It takes a lot of time and patience to teach students new formulas but in the end, when they receive a good score on a lest, it pays off. Mrs. Wolfe’s math department cur- riculum includes Pre Algebra, Algebra One, Advanced Algebra, Advanced Math. Consumer Math and Geometry. Advanced Math is an extension of all previous courses intended for college bound seniors. Mark Pickerel and a friend sludv in Advanced Malh.

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B A N D From row: J. Mason. D. Jones. J. Chambers. S. Gilbert. D. Carlton. K. Finley. R. Bosworth, S. McKinney. V. McKinney. T. Stark. Second row: H. Braur. P. Johnson. S. Arnold. D. Shawlcy. A. Osborn. C. Stiltner. M. Muehlberger. H. Garrison. R. Coatney. M. Richesin. S. Alverez, Mr. Jones. Third row: K. Robertson. W. Elliot. S. Turner. M. Bennett. B. Burns. D. Haag. B. Shawlcy. S. Denham. S. Turner. R. Evcrheart. L. Ayers. K. StoufTcr. Back row: C. Bosworth. S. Smith. K. Robert- son. K. Harrington. M. Pickeral. S. Malone. D. Malone. R. Robinette. J. Griffith. S. Haag. P. Arnold, S. Istas. U ■© LINWOOD FIGHT SONG [ALWAYS VICTORIOUS] YOU AL-WAYS GO FOR-WARD- ON LIN-WOOD HIGH! MARCH TOWARD VIC-TO-RV EVER ON-WARD, WE GET STRONG-ER FIGHT FOR LIN-WOOD HIGH! FIGHT! FIGHT! WE’VE AL-WAYS KNOWN LIN-WOOD HIGH IS THE BEST! REACH-ING FOR THE TOR- SO, GO LIN-WOOD FIGHT FOR THAT VIC-TRV, FIGHT FOR LIN-WOOD HIGH! FIGHT! FIGHT! o This year the music department had a very busy but fun year. The band kicked off the year by playing at every home football game, and participating in the K..U. Band Day. The choir also had its share of fun ac- tivities. They went caroling during the Christmas season at a nearby home for the elderly. Once again the choir put on an an- nual musical. The 1986 musical was “Anything Goes.” It brought crowds to every opening. The music depart- ment wrapped up the year with going to the Two Trails League Contest. Mr. Jones said that he was very proud of the department and would like to congratulate his students on their involvement. 18