Linwood High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Linwood, KS)

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Back Row L to R: D. Hiatt, M. Williams, D. Haag, and T. Reed. Front Row L to R: R. Coatney, R. Bosworth, T. Gilbert, and C. Huffman. About time we caught you in some action, Ted Reed. The gang takes a break for pizza. R to L: T. Gilbert. M. Williams. R. Bosworth, C. Huffman, R. Coatney, and D. Hiatt. Give us that million dollar smile, Tracy Gilbert. 'What about a sucker for your tongue. Misty Wil- liams. • Organizations 7 Faint, Dawnyel Hiatt, is working.

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MIRACLES NEVER CEASE Everybody ready to cruise: D. Haag, M. Williams, R. Bosworth, D. Hiatt, C. Huffman, V. McKinney, R. Coatney, T. Gilbert, and T. Reed. The 1986-87 yearbook staff kicked off to a good start with a great success in selling ads. Not only have its members been consistent in their work this year, but they have also been extremely busy meeting deadlines. In previous years the staff's first deadline wasn't until February or March this year the staff took on a real challenge which was to have there first signature (total of 16 pages) done by December 1. Not only was the signature due earlier than pre- vious years but it also consisted of eight pages of color. The yearbook members outdid themselves by turn- ing in almost two complete signatures by December 1. On top of being extremely husy this 6 Organizations year the staff also was able to do some new things that enhanced the year- book. They were able to add an addi- tional four pages of color to the year- book which gave them a total of eight color pages, spot color was another enhancement to the yearbook, they were able to pick out their own covers, and they also were able to work with the Apple Works Program along with a special computer layout disk de- signed for yearbook layouts. “1 was very pleased with the year- book staff this year. Everyone on staff had knowledge in the yearbook field and basically knew what they were doing. There were some minor prob- lems at first which were later worked out, but all and all I would like to thank the staff for all their hard work and dedication. Most of all 1 would like to thank our wonderful advisor, Mrs. Miller, for making it all worth- while and not giving up on us. com- mented Dawnyel Hiatt the assistant advisor editor of the staff. The dedicated yearbook members consisted of: Advisor - Mrs. Miller, Assistant Advisor Editor - Dawnyel Hiatt, Co-Editor - Misty Williams, Photographers - Dawnyel Hiatt Tracy Gilbert, Layouts - Rachel Bos- worth, Dawnyel Hiatt, Christine Huffman, Tracy Gilbert, Ted Reed, Misty Williams, and Secretary - Tracy Gilbert.

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The science club. Bottom row - K. Powell, K. Haag, L. Turner, Top row - M. Stiltner, Mrs. Knetter, C. Stiltner, R. Coatney, S. Swan, M. Richesin, A. Swan, and K. Kaufman. Mrs. Knetter and Stephanie Swan wait patiently as Keith Kaufman prepares a Experimenting is one of the basics of science and it looks pancake for a hungry student. as if Monica Richesin is an expert at it! . . HIGHLY MOTIVATED.. . According to Mrs. Knetter, science teacher and club sponsor, highly motivated and hardworking are words you could use to describe this year's science club. This year is the first year for a science club at Linwood High School. The four major goals for this year's science club are: first, to promote science and academics at Lin- wood; second, to encourage students with scientific inter- 8 Organizations ests; third, to organize and improve the science fair; and fourth, to take a science related field trip. Mrs. Knetter commented that the science club was, A very enthusiastic and hardworking group of students. Highly motivated and academically oriented students are very nice to work with — they have set high standards and I am very proud of them.