Linwood High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Linwood, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1988 volume:

ROUND TWO - Former vi r.or ( • ir Mar •. 11 ' : ir the1988 presidential race • f 3rt withdrew .Mr’) r reports of a «mm cruise v%nth Donna Rice caused a scandal LITE METAL — The top- selling album of 1987 Bon Jovi's Slippery When Wet sold 11 million copies, the largest-selling album ever in the metal category. TINY HEROINE — Eighteen - month old Jessica McClure held on for two and a half days until rescuers freed her from the 22-fbot abandoned well in Midland. Texas. FAREWELL FINAL BOW — Fred Astaire. 88, was called the greatest dancer in the world.'' His innovative, elegant style graced the screen with many' partners, including Ginger Rogers and Rita Hayworth. SHOWBIZ —The consummate showman. Liberate, 67 was famous the world over for glitring up his concerts with furs, rhinestones and glowing candela bras HOLLYWOOD LEGEND — Director and actor John Houston, 81. acted in 21 films and directed 41. including The Maltese Falcon and The African Queen. 3 Class Flower .. Blue tipped white rose Sponsor ... Mrs Becky Knetter Class Colors ... Regal Blue and Black CLASS MOTTO Destiny is not a matter of chance it is a matter of choice, it is not a thing to be waited for it is a thing to be achieved. CLASS OFFICERS Rachel Coatney. Scott Malone. Stefanie McKinney. Pam Johnson. Dean- na Franklin. Brenda Burns Glen Patrick Arnold Christian Conley Bosworth SENIORS Brenda We are very proud of you Congratulation Brendi We love you Mom 8c Dad BABY YOU'VE This is my beloved son in whom I am well pleased Matthew 3:17 We love you Chris, love Mom 8c Dad Deanna. “Smile and the world smiles with ... May your life be filled with smiles. Congratulations. Love Mom 8c Dad GOT IT! Congratulations! We're so proud that you made it. Lot's of luck in the future. Love, Mom Dad Dava you have brought us many precious mo- ments in our lives. We are very proud of you. and wish you the best of luck in the future Love, Mom and Dad I'm thankful for having you as my son and so proud of everything you do. Congratulations Steve! We love you. Mom and Kendra Wendy, We are very proud of where you have gone, and only your dreams will limit where you can go Love. Mom and Dad 9 10 Stephen Lee Haag Joseph Martin Johnson SENIORS David Lee Hiatt, II Anthony Dean Istas Pamela Sue Johnson Paige Elaine Johnson Randall Wayne Leach Wendy Ann Mason Scott Christopher Malone Robert Dean Marble Stefanie Dean McKinney 11 Derek Lee McCollum BABY YOU'V Tony. Congratulations! We love you. Mom and Dad Turn around and you're tiny, turn around and you're grown. Kfc N , r „_ nr Janice we love you and are proud of you The Lord truly blessed us when he gave us you. Con- gratulations! Mom and Dad Stephen. You have been the driving force in our lives even before your first car! Congratulations Love. Mom and Dad got rn Congratulations! We are so proud of you. LOVE, Mom and Dad Rachel Because you have been rarely satisfied you are truly a rare person, of which we are ex- tremely proud. Keep achieving! Love Morp and Dad David, We love you and are very proud of you Be the best you can be in all things. Mom and Dad Stephanie, The years have passed so quickly. We've always been and always will be so proud of you. Con- gratulations!! Love, Mom and Dad 13 SENIORS OF I Stephanie Lynn Swan Michelle Lee Walker Mary Lee Ann Turner Louis Paul Zimmerli 15 Robert Alan Wilson . . AMD BABY IT'S GOOD! Love to you - Mom Dad We love you Bobby and are very proud of you. Mom and Dad Raising you has been an adventure we wouldn't trade for anything. We love you Scott. Mom Dad We are very proud of you. We love you. Con- gratulations! Mom Dad 16 ■ ik A 1.2,3.4 Basketball Statics v..... Mii 2 Honorable Mention for KPWA � )(2 ■ ■■•.3 STEPHEN LEE HAAG L J 3 .... 3 ... 1.2 Basketball . 1.2.3 High-Q 2.4 1.2 . 3 .1 1.2,34 ..... 4 • •Ia 1 Honor Roll 1,2.3,4 Who's Who Among High School Students I ' 4 Stuco Class Representative . .. 1 CHRISTIAN CONLEY BOSWORTH Track ............................ 1 Band .. ....... 1.2.3.4 Musical 3 Football ............................3 BasketbaB ............ 1.2.3.4 Drama Class Play Stuco Class Representative .........3 Pep Club President .................4 Track Manager ......................2 ■RAET 55 STEPHANIE PAT Pep Club .......................1,2.3 Chorus ................1.2.3.4 Musical . . . ............... 1.2.3.4 Chamber Singers ................. 1.2 Who's Who Among High School Students Drama Cass Play ................. .'a RACHEL ANN COATNEY Track ............................ 1.2 Volleyball .................... 1.2.3.4 Pep Club ...................... 1.2.3.4 Band .i........................ 1.2.3.4 Chorus ............................1.3 Newspaper Staff ................. .2.3 Musical 1 Powder Puff ........................ 1 Class Officer .......................3 Basketball ......................... 1 High-Q ...........1.2.3.4 Honor Roil .................... 1.2.3.4 Kansas HonorStudent .. Outstanding American Student in English 4 Who's Who Among High School Students 3.4 Stuco Club Representative .........3.4 Science Club ......................3.4 Laris State Band ....................3 Kansas City Science Fair ..........3.4 Stuco Class Representative . 4 National Honor Society.............. 3 Honorable Mention for KPWA 4 DAVID LEE HIATT, II K.S.P.A............................ 3.4 Newspaper Staff .................. 3.4 Football .................. Class Officer 2 Football Manager .....................1 Homecoming Escort ..................3.4 Basketball ..................... 1.2.3.4 King of Courts Candidate .............3 Stuco Officer ..............4 ,. .1,4 High-Q IT.................Br.- ■ 3 Honor Roll ..................... 1.2.3.4 Outstanding American Student ... 3.4 Newspaper CampLditot. . 1 ANTHONY DEAN IStAS _ Track Chorus Newspaper: JRP Musical .. Powder Puff ] Football ...................... 1.2.3,4 All League irpFootbal 2.3 Homecoming Esco( .................3.4 King of Courts Candirfcte ...........3 All Leflat Seiectlon ........... 1.2.3 A2. KIMBERLY ANNE ERWIN Yearbook Staff........... Homecoming Candidate Yearbook Staff Photographer Drama Class Play . M..... 2.3 .. 3 2.3 .. 3 sague in Wrestling X Rtf' , ketbal Sfoti • i Class P : . I Football Captain K S P A. 1.2.3.4 1.2.3 . 4 . . .. 2.4 ..... 3 . . 3.4 7 3.4 RTIN JOHNSON DEANNA LYNNE FRANKLIN tirade .......•Hr-'............... ... i ick Manager ml......jf,____„._______2 Club .......1.2.3.4 lOrus ............................ 3 wspaper Staff ..................2.3.4 wderPuff .......................... 2 Officer ............W. 3.4 Basketball Manager Yearbook Staff . _______ _____________ Pep Club Officer 3.4 Yearbook Staff Class President Honor Roll Who's Who Among High Sehpol Sti JOSEPH Tra V. 1.2 F Band ...........................1.2.3 ' Newspaper Staff 4 Football ................... 1,2.3.4 Homecoming Escort .......... 4 Basketball ................... V2.3.4 King of Courts Candidate ...... 3.4 All League Selection .......... 3.4 Honorable All League Selection .. , 4 EAIGE ELAINE JOHNSON Stuco Club Representative IKh nili Yearbook Staff Stuco Officer ep Club Officer Yearbook Staff P Queen of Gouts Stuco Clufc .Repr« Drarnc Class Play 1 j'lOrabfe Atftt Stuco Clu6 Representative Honorable AH league Selections Science Club STEFANIE DEAN Mc INNI Track olleybali ’P Club 5 Cheertea- Band Chorus . 1.3.4 Musical 2.3 Powder F jff 1.2.3.4 Class Presi ' ■ | ' Class Sec Tres........ Chamber Singer . ..V Stuco Oft cer .JjSr. Honor RqJ .......jBk_____ l-onor Society Kansas! nor Student Valedich ian ......... Stuco Ck.o Representative Science ub -. j-. Majorett Lions Stctfo Band Who'S m o A ’ g • r Kansas! fy Scierice Fair Nationcwvlath Award H HLeadership Award I English Award H K i....................................... 3l Business Award r Officer .....................2 1 Football 1 I g of Courts Candidate Homecoming Escort ... STEPHANIE LYNN SW Pep Club ............. Cheerleader Chorus ......... Newspaper Staff Musical ........ Class Officer ..... Kansas |ipnor Student Outstanding American S Who's Who Ami LStuco Club Repi Science Out Kansas City Science Fair Stuco Class Representative Science Club Vice residen K S P A. State Secor id Plao MMy UflMN TROTTER? bsr Officer 2.4 ______ m ...... 3.1 CA AV© MONTGOMERY Chorus ,J|... .■........... Musical ...... ootballk......|. ..... MARK EDWARD PETERSCX High School Student 1 fcootball Homecoming Escort ........... Basketball Stuco Class I Honor Who's 1 . 1 3.4 Leagj MQth basketball Stc Po Vdef.Puft Coacti Natfona! English .National Math Award ROBERT DEAN High-Q Student Council WENDY ANN MASON Pep Club ..................... 1,2,3 Chorus.......................... 2.3 Musical ________________________ 2.3 Powder Puff .......................i Who's Who Among High School tuden1 PAMELA KAY PHILLIPS Track ........E«...... Volleyball . .W ... Pep Club ____f — Powder Puff . ........ Basketball . ....... AH League Selections FFA . Voiieybal Captain . . .. JANICE LYNETTE PITTS 2.3.4 r-f.. 1.2 1.2.4 1.2.3.4 1 .. 1.2 LEEANN TURNER Pep Club Chorus . Powder Puff . Class Officer Basketball Pep Club Officer High-Q...... Honor Roil ... USNMAW ....... Kansas Honor Stuaent 3.4 DEREK LEE McCOLLUM Chorus ................ Musical .... Powder Puff Football ...... ....... ........... .......1.2.4 v::—::: 1 Chamber Singer .......... 1. 3 Honor Roll ......... Stuco Class Representative Class Play Drama Class Play L ...........2 ...........1 ■.........Tf $1 ...... 4 ..........3.4 ....... 1.2.3.4 3.4 .............3 Outstanding American Student 3 Who's Who Among High School Students 3.4 League Math Student .. 3.4 1.2.4 iStuco Club Representative............4 1.2,3.4 IScience Club 3.4 2.4 Jfansas City Science Far 3.4 etbaii Stats 4 ience Club President 4 Stuco Class Representative ...........4 ROBERT ALAN WILSON Track Newspaper Sta Musical . Powder Puff Basketball Yearbook Staff Yearbook Staff Photographer Representative Statics . r_ LYNEA RICHE N 123 d ..................................3 Chorus ........................ 1.2.3.4 Musical .......1.2.3.4 Football 1,2.3 Basketball ........................1,2.3 Chamber Singer.................... 1,2.3 21 £ FPCUUV Mr. Thornton telling us to “Squat and Watch our football team to State. “Are you just now getting here? Mrs Ammeen Ms. Be mis Mr. Bobker Mr. Booth Mrs Harrington Mr. Hills Mrs. Johnston Mrs. Kirkegaard Mrs. Knetter Mrs. Martin Mrs. Miller Mrs. Page Mrs Robinson Miss Savacool Mrs. Sweeney Mr. Thonton Mrs. Wolfe Mrs. Zimmer Not Pictured Mr Hare Mr. Walker Mr Cope. 23 Lee Ayers Richard Brown Shelly Gilbert Jason Griffith Dawn Hylton Eva Jones Keith Kaufman Travis Leach Julia Mann Anna Richardson Robbie Robinette David Shawley Renee Smith Kenny Stouffer Adrian Swan Rusty Wallace Mike Wehmeyer Not Pictured: Jeanie McClellan. Pete Trent. Pat McConnaughey Top Left. Gee Pat. you're embarassing me! Top Right. “Are you finished? Class Officers just playing around Lee Ayers. Kenny Stouffer. Stu-Co Rep, Anna Richardson. Sec-Treas, Jason Griffith. Vice-President. Dawn Hylton. President. 24 Jamie Blackburn Rachel Bosworth Holly Brauer John Burns Mark Burns Curt Campbell Rhonda Everhart Laura Franklin Jason Fridlington Kristi Haag Christine Huffman Robert Huffman Steve istas Patrick Johnston Stacey Lange Chris Neal Ted Reed Jeff Sanchez Eric Stewart Chantei Stiltner Spencer White Jeff Wiles April Woody 25 James Allred Sonja Arnold Melissa Budimlija Shawn Cole Kristy Finley Heather Garrison Stephanie Goodwin Richard GrabiH David Jones Renee Jones Les Kingsley Nicole Lewandowski Jett Mason Mike Mathews Dale Merrimar Michell Muehlberger Amy Osborn Sean Parish Kara Robertson Shane Turner Gina Walkenhorst Not Pictured: David Heidrich Freshmen class officers: David Jones (President), Richard Gra- Boy! For once I get my picture Hey! Where's everybody going? bil (Vice President). Jeff Mason (Sec Tres). Amy Osborn taken (Stuco Rep ), Shawn Cole (Stuco Rep.) Sponsor, Miss Charlotte Savacool, Steve Istas, Brenda Burns. Kenny Stouffer, Laura Frnklin, David Shawley, Lee Ayers, Dawn Hylton, April Woody, Nicole Lewandowski, Amy Osborn, Kara Robert- son, Stacy Lange, Rachel Coatney, Janice Pitts, Rhonda Everhart, Holly Brauer, and Kristi Finley. The officers for Student Council were: Steve Istas, Dawn Hylton, David Hiatt, and Scott Malone. Student council has been a hard working, enthusiastic group this year. The fall began with Student council in charge of concession stand at football games, to help make money for homecoming. This year's Homecoming was one to be long remembered. The stuco helped in sponsoring class floats, a bonfire, a parade, and the annual Homecoming dance. The Student Council worked hard on all these activities. At Christmas they sponsored a movie with popcorn and mid- morning brunch, a fun way to send everyone off for the holiday season. January began with plans for the Queen and King of Courts cere- mony and dance. The Student Council worked hard to make this the best since it would be the last LHS dance. The Student Council spent much time and effort to make this year n Against all odds the 1988-89 Lin wood Bulldog is presented by Mrs. Zimmer's yearbook staff. From ad selling trips in the fall to the last deadline in June. Deanna Franklin, Paige Johnson, Dava Carlton, Janice Pitts, Dawn Flylton. Anna Richardson, Jeff Wiles, and Laura Franklin have labored in their cozy staff quarters during 4th hour. They have chased down the halls camera in hand, agonized over each picture, typed, re-typed, argued, guarded the candy machine and occasionally, lacking other inspiration, have sere- naded each other with tunes on the piano, to bring you the final yearbook of Lin wood High School. 29 THE NEWS With the typewriter going, the stenograph run- ning off, and advisor Ms. Anne Bemis trying to keep track of all her staff and the story dead- lines, the “BULLDOG BARKER never failed to come out, informing the public about the many events; a walk-out, class floats for a parade, candy machine, a new principal, sports, consolidation of schools and various other news stories. The paper helped in re- cording the last days in the History of Linwood High School. 30 Bottom Picture: Anne Bemis, David Hiatt, Deanna Franklin. Tony Istas, Buddy Johnson, Kieth Kauff- man. Patrick Johnston, Rachel Bosworth, Mark Peterson, Rhonda Everhart, Janice Pitts, Jeff Wiles, Spencer White, and Dava Carlton. THE BRAINY BUNCH HIGH Q TEAM: LeeAnn Turner. Rachel Coatney. Mr. Paul Dorsey. Adrian Swan. John Burns, and Mark Burns. Front Row: Stefanie McKinney, and LeeAnn Turner Middle Row: Stephanie Swan. David Shawley. Kristy Finley. Shawn Cole Monica Richesin. Nicole Lewandowski. and Rachel Coatney. Back Row: Jason Griffith. Lee Ayers. Keith Kaufman Kara Robertson. Mrs. Knetter. Adrian Swan. Kristi Haag, and Chantel Stiltner. 31 LET THE MUSIC PLAY The 1987-88 LHS Band and Choir was led by Director Rick Walker. The band's agen- da included many things, such as per- forming at home football games. K.U. Band Day. Veteran's Day Parade. LHS Winter Concert, and they journeyed to the State Music Festival. The choir spent most of their time preparing for the perfor- mance of “Funky Winkerbean's Home- coming” which took place on March 18 and 19. The members of both band and choir left LHS with the feeling of accomplish- ment and pride Choir, back row Shelly Gilbert. David Shawley. Gina Walkenhorst. Renee Smith. Bobby Wilson. Melissa Budimiija. James Burms. Shawn Cole. Director. Mr Walker, middle row Kara Robertson. Louie Zim- merli, Richard Grabill. Kristy Haag, bottom row: Stefanie McKinney. April Woody. So- nja Arnold and Stacy Blackburn Band, top row David Heidrich. Kenny Stouffer. Jason Griffith. Steven .Ringel. Robert Robinette. Steven Haag. Pat Arnold. Mr Walker; middle row Anthony Lewandowski. Brooke istas. Kara Robertson. Rachel Coatney. Monica Richesin. Chantel Stiltner, Tricia Grabill, Cindy Campbell, bottom row Sonja Arnold. Tera Morrell. Sandy Goodwin. Kristy Thrasher. Stefanie McKinney (Mascot). Erin Sipe. Susan Malone. Elizabeth Ringel and Gwendolyn Dilley SPIRIT WITHIN The major project of the pep club this year was the design of the sweatshirts which became a smash hit! In 87-88, anyone, whether pep club member or not, was allowed to purchase the sweatshirt, and they brought in a sizable profit. Pep Club consisted of 27 members, they were: (shown below, l-r) Gina Walkenhorst, Shawn Cole, Melissa Budimlija, Laura Franklin, Heather Garri- son, David Shawley, Dawn Hylton, LeeAnn Turner, Anna Richardson, Ste- fanie Goodwin, Terri Budimlija, Kristy Finlay, April Woody, Michelle Muel- burger. Pan Phillips, Nicole Lewandowski, Stacy Lange, Kara Robertson, Paige Johnson, Janice Pitts. Holly Brauer, Deanna Franklin, Dava Carlton, Rhonda Everhart, Rachel Coatney and cheerleaders Brenda Burns, Ste- fanie McKinney. Pam Johnson, Chantel Stiltner Rachel Bosworth, Steph- anie Swan and sponsor, Ann Bemis. 33 Six cheerleaders scheduled and re- hearsed pep rallies, worked up new cheers and chants and kept the spirit alive at L.H.S. this year The last s attended ICF camp at K.U. uly. Mrs. Kirkegaard. cheerleading sponsor, had this to say. “Camp was a lot of hard work for the girls, but fun time, too. Grades forced the replacement of some of the squad during the sea- son. Shown below: Pam Johnson. Steph- anie Swan, Brenda Burns, Stefanie McKinney. Rachel Bos worth and Chantel Stiltner. Laura Franklin was added to the squad. r N E R G Y B if 34 u U1 N Linwood. playing an eight man team and getting a new old coach. John Thornton, had a season one could classify as outstand- ing. Mr. Thornton had previously coached eight years before giving up the sport to be- come head girls basketball coach. He returned as coach this year to keep the program from being dropped after the resigna- tion of Jack Morris, former coach. With Linwood playing foot- ball for it's last season, the team wanted to make it one to remember — and WHAT A SEASON! Under the watchful eyes of Coach Thornton and assis- tant coach, Ed Dorssom, the Bulldogs rolled over oppo- nent after opponent with speed, defense and style, going undefeated until the last game and a sub-state loss to Midway-Denton. Below, back row: Coach Dorssom, D. Jones. R. Grabill, E. Stewart. B. Johnson, R. Wallace. S. Smith, R. Brown, S. Istas. P. Johnston, T. Istas, M. Jones. Coach Thornton. Front row: J. Burns. R. Huff- man, K. Stouffer, C. Mont- gomery. D. Hiatt. W. Riche- sin, J. Burns. This year's Linwood volleyball record was 10 wins and 15 losses. The girls had a young team consisting of 3 seniors. 2 juniors, 3 sophomores and 7 freshmen. I jnjoyt rJ rny first season at jfiKT L.H.S. and hops that the play - LflnM f rs will Ikb p improving. Varsity starters were: Rachel Bosworth. Brenda Burns, Dawn Hylton and Pam Phil- lips. Those sharing starting posi- tions were: Anna Richardson, Heather Garrison, Chantel Stiltner, Laura Franklin and Christine Huffman. J.V. starters were: Michelle Muehlberger, Shawn Cole, Nicole Lewandowski. Anna Richardson and Kristi Finley. J.V. shared starters: Laura Franklin, Chantel Stiltner, Heather Garrison and Amy Osborn. All Tournament Team at Eu- dora consisted of: Brenda Burns, Dawn Hylton and Pam Phillips. Linwood also started the season with two new coaches: Mrs. Lori Page, head coach; and Mr. Paul Dorsey, assistant coach. The abilities of the girls im- proved immensely through- out the year. It took half the season to build confidence, and at that point the team peaked. Hard work paid off when we won the Eudora tournament. We had a very young squad and with hard work they will continue to improve and play at the varsity lev- el. — Mrs. Page The team pictured, back row: Coach Page, Laura Franklin, Dawn Hylton, Chantel Stiltner. Brenda Burns, Amy Osborn, Heather Garrison, Kristi Finley. Coach Dorsey Front Row: Kara Robertson, Shawn Cole, Rachel Coatney, -Pam Phillips, Anna Richrardson, Nicole Lewandowski and Mi- chelle Muehlberger 38 1' PI im 'qrj cr « J.I j Heather Garrison tells Christine Huffman. Come on. Chris, pass it to me. Dawn Hylton shows us one of those ace serves. Center picture: Nice save. Dawn! Some of the players with their proud parents. 39 One© again, the 1987-88 grapplers finished their L.H.S. sea- son successful With this year's squad being larger than m past years, the boys were able to draw on each other for support They worked long and hard for their victories, knowing that this would be their last season to represent Lnwood High School There were five returning letter- men this year for the wresting team They were Tony Istas, sen- ior. Jason Griffith, junior. Weytyr Richesin. John Burns and Mark Burns, sophomores With their ex- perience and enthusiasm they led the team to excelenc Les Kngsley commented. “It was an experience, but I enjoyed wrestling for L.H.S. Tony Istas was back this year pre- poring for a job wen done Tony, a senior, has been interested n wrestling since his freshman year Time and time agon he has trav- eled to the state wrestling tour- nament Tony's comment about the wrestling was. “I hope to stay in contoct with wresting by coochng. but os far as high school wresting is concerned. I've had my fi The team was coached by Mr Ed Dorssom Senior Tony Istas Junior Jason Griffith Sophomore Erik Stewart Sophomore Mark Burns Sophomore Weylyn Rishesin Freshman Dale Merriman Freshman Les Kingsley Freshman Jeff Mason Front row. left to right Dale Merriman. Middle row Erik Stewart. Mark Burns. Les Kingsley. Tony Istas. Jason Griffith and Mr. Dorssom. coach. Weylyn Richesin. Jeff Mason Back row: Spencer White. John Burns. JCN Kaw River Classic Burlingame Williamsburg McLouth JCN KSD McLouth Tournament Eudora McLouth Oskaloosa KSD Burlingame Oskaloosa St. Marys Academy Lyndon Sub-State L 1st place W W W L W 2nd place W W W W W W W L 2nd place BASKETBALL The boys basketball team this year consisted of 18 players. With five returning seniors and underclassmen, the season was very successful. Linwood hosted the Kaw River Classic Tournament where the Bulldogs won first place, mak- ing everyone proud. The Bull- dogs also attended the McClouth tournament, winning second place. The sub-state games were played at Lebo, the men taking second place, ending the season with a 17-5 win-loss record. Shown below, standing, left to right: Coach Don Hills, David Shawley, Steve Bardwell, Bud- dy Johnson, Richard Brown, Chris Bosworth, Scott Smith, Randy Leach, Rusty Wallace, Steve Istas, Kenny Stouffer, Richard Grabill and Ted Reed. Kneeling: Robert Huffman, Lee Ayers, David Hiatt, Kurt Camp- bell, Jamie Blackburn and Da- vid Jones. SEASON OF EXCITEMENT With a 17-4 record, the girl basket- ball players definitely had a season of excitement. The team consisted of 12 players and 1 manager, but by season's end had dwindled to only 10 play- ers. one of those 10 being Dawn Hylton, who later joined the team At the beginning of the year, the team battled for the 1st place win over the Kickapoo Nation in the Kaw River Classic Tournament, which was hosted by Lin wood. In that tournament. Brenda Burns and Paige Johnson were elected to the all-tournament team and Brenda was also chosen Most Valu- able Player Traveling on through the season the team was awarded second place m the Eudora Tournament by a loss to Tonganoxie Near the end of the season the Lady Bulldogs were still hot. but due to the upset of the loss to JCN. the season ended early The team. top. left to right Coach John Thornton. Heather Garrison. Christine Huffman. Paige Johnson. Brenda Burns. Laura Franklin. Rachel Bosworth. Amy Osborn. Assistant Coach Lon Page Bottom, left to right Sonja Arnold. Shawn Cole. Pam Johnson. Michell Muehlberger. April Woody and Kara Robertson, manager SEASON LOOKS PROMISING Success once again dominated the 1987-88 track season for Linwood High School. This year's team consisted of: fresh- man. Dale Merriman; sophomores, Ted Reed, Weylyn Richesin, Patrick Johnston, and Chantel Stiltner; and junior, David Shawley. From the first meet at Oskaloosa on April 5th. Coach Don Hills guided his team through practice each after- noon. instilling in all participants the determination to do their best! Back row from left. Mark Burns, Da- vid Shawley, Chantel Stiltner, Randy Leach, Patrick Johnston, and Coach Hills. Front row from left, Weylyn Ri- chesin, Ted Reed, and Dale Merri- man. 46 47 LAST HOMECOMING TO BE REMEMBERED Football homecoming, 1987, was held on October 16, with a celebration dance following a 16-6 win over the Pleasanton Bluejays. Queen Dava Carlton and her escort. Buddy Johnson ruled over festivities along with their court, consisting of Pam Johnson and Dawn Hylton and escorts Scott smith and David Hiatt. The theme for the dance was Here I Go Again and the evening was enhanced with decorations provided by the Pep Club, and a guest DJ spin- ning the hits. Special guests for the evening included two for- mer homecoming queens: Amy Walkenhorst (1986), es- corted by Tony Istas, who re- turned to pass on her crown; and Sherry Morris (1977), who was escorted by Scott Ma- lone. 51 Never Say Goodbye was on every- one's mind at LHS's last King and Queen of Courts dance. The gym was decorat- ed with balloons on the stage, on the floor, and around a heart made out of wood which was the entrance way. Streamers were hanging down from the center of the gym. There were tables for students to sit at while they weren't dancing. Jessy Clifton was the DJ for the night. — Rhonda Everhart Stuco. the host for King and Queen of Courts, organized into four groups for everything from ordering crowns and flowers to getting candidates Rachel Bosworth. Amy Osborn, Heather Garrison. Pam Johnson. Buddy Johnson. Scott Smith. Rusty Wallace and Steve Bardwell in order. Food committee members came up with something different this year, providing vegetable dishes to go along with the sweets and punch. 55 L.H.3. PROM 1938 mm v As April rolled around once again, with it came the excitement and frustration of prom. The Junior class had many meet- ings that ended up in nothing but chaos, but through it all, they still managed to bring together a very memorable night that all will remember. The dance was held at the Eldridge Hotel in Lawrence, and started at 8:00. The night ended at 11:30 with the theme song Stairway to Heaven. M 56 STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN I I I The Graduating class of 1988 held Baccaloureate on Sunday. May 15. inside the gym at 3pm Commencement exercises were held Tuesday. May 17. outside in front of the Lmwood High School building The Salutatooan was Rachel Coatney. and Stefanie McKinney. Valedictorian The speaker was Mr John Thornton He gave a speech entitled Challenges. After the diplomas were received and the tassels were turned, the former seniors of the graduation class of 1988 from Linwood High School showered themselves with confetti. 58 David Hiatt stands and looks ahead, waiting his turn to gra- duate The graduation march begins Mr John Thornton giving his Chalenges speech Rachel Coatney approaching the micro- phone to make her Salutatorian speech 64 65 For seniors, the time has come to reflect back on their high school years. Many ask themselves if they have achieved all the goals they set when they started. Some are happy that the road has ended, while others are unsure or even scared about what the road ahead holds for them. Never will they forget the friends that have blessed their lives, even though there are many separate roads we must all travel down. Never has the importance of close friends been as evident as during their senior year. The seniors here at Linwood High School have had part of the en- chantment taken from them during their most unforgetta- ble year with the consolidation of our second home we have all been touched deeply by the decision. However, we made the best of it and gave it our all. Along with the freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, the seniors united to prove that the special bond that LHS gave us. was one that could not be broken. For all of us however, the time has come to go on now and tackle any obstacles that the roads ahead may bring. It is not possible to even summarize all the laughs and cries, the good times and the bad. nto a few words. All we have are the memories that we store and cherish in our minds and hearts, and those are what we will look back on — Deanna Franklin FAREWELL FROM SOPHOMORES When you grow up in a school where you are surrounded by people who love you, who have given you comfort, advice, and friendship, one of the most diffi- cult things to do is to imagine yourself without that place, and it is almost impossible to say good- bye. Fortunately, we don't have to do this alone. The past year has been full of conflict, crushed hopes, and tears. Knowing that everything you did at Linwood High School would be the last of its kind ... the last basketball season, the last Homecoming float, the last class trip ... makes the year even more emotional. However, we ALWAYS had our classmates and our friendships to fall back on, to pick us up, and to help us concentrate on enjoying our last year at Linwood to the fullest, and through eoch other, we were able to overcome most of the sadness. The Class of '90 has always been very close. We have always been able to pull together and make things happen. We've al- ways had the full support of our class. Together, we can with- stand almost anything. Rachel Bosworth, President Jeff Wiles, Vice-President Christine Huffman, Secretary T reasurer 67 Amman Ijmtagr LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING 32505 Lexington Ave. P.O. Box 451 913-585-3331 DESOTO. KS 66018 (913) 724-1711 BASEHOR VETERINARY CLINIC LARRY H. RINGEL, D.V.M., PA. AUDEN HARRINGTON FUNERAL HOME INC, SERVING THE TRI-COUNTY AREA SINCE 1908 • OWNERS • NORMA WARD 8«. JOHN HARRINGTON 422-4074 Mon., Tue., Thr., Fri. 9 A M -6 P.M. 155th Slate Avenue Wed. 9 A M.-Noon Basehor. Kansas 66007 Sat 9 A M.-3 P.M. 214 OAK ST. BONNER SPRINGS. KANSAS TIRES RETREADS THANK YOU USED TIRES B J Thriftway, Inc. FOR CONSIDERING US BATTERIES SPORTWHEELS BERNING TIRE TIRE TRUEING 24-40 Highway and Ridge INC. SPIN P.O. 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PUBLISHER BUSINESS 422-4048 NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ft BONNER SPRINGS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 301 Oak Street • Post Office Box 337 913-422-1029 Bonner Springs, Kansas 66012 Coleman Implement, KM ,nc- BOX 456 BONNER SPRINGS. KANSAS 66012 BRUCE COLEMAN RES. 721-3047 OFFICE 422-3040 b9 DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER |DUr? somebody Special with us Commercial State Bank 103 East Front Bonner Springs, Ks. 66012 HOME OF THE BLIZARD Dine in or Drive Thru (913) 585-3180 H PHONE (913) 441 6600 30 OAK BONNER SPRINGS, KS. «6012 DESOTO AUTO FARTS 33530 Lexington Ave. JOHN FLEGLER Desoto, Ks. 66018 For Banking and Insurance Service DESOTO STATE BANK Desoto, Kansas Phone: 585-1131 FDIC 70 MEDICAL BLDG.. SUITE 219 153 S. IBTH STREET KANSAS CITY. KS 66102 913-342-2200 420 EAST 4TH STREET BOX 900 TONGANOXIE. KS 66086 913-843-2030 105 WEST 2nd STREET DeSOTO, KANSAS rflotoerg DeSoto Flowers Gills Main Street DeSoto. 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JOHNSON 913-723-3482 (913) 585-3125 flim ’d Cjazage 24 HOUR TOW SERVICE COMPLETE AUTO TRUCK REPAIR 422-1060 JIM BONEY 109 NORTH HADLEY Owner DE SOTO. KS 66018 HANCOCK REALTORS 525 East 4th St. Tonganoxie, Kansas 66086 COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE 845-2131 OFFICE 422-5400 K.C. LINE MLS © JONES' APARTMENTS GAYLORD DONNA JONES 723-3360 LINWOOD. KS 66052 72 TMI UPIIM i IHII - Bj JOURNAL -WORLD UNWOOD HARDWARE Read the Journal-World daily and Sunday for Linwood area news and complete high school sport coverage. Linwood. Kansas 723-3504 843-1000 609 New Hampshire Lawrence, Kansas Kaw Valley Bank, Mas Mix ii DON HARRIS, MGR. 739 MAIN STREET EUDORA, KS. 66025 (913) 542-2144 Farmers Elevator, Inc. 530 N. Main, Box M Eudora, Kansas 66025 913-542-2187 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS LINWOOD CAFE 6:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. Mon.-Sat. 7:00 a m.-3:00 p.m. Sunday HOMEMADE PIES GOOD FOOD OWNED BY ARLEY AND LOLA SMITH MEADOWS Construction Co. Inc. 724-1105 845-2959 1014 Front Street Tonganoxie, KS 66086 Larry Meadows Lois Meadows Midwest Carpet, Inc. COMPLETE HOME INTERIORS Ceramic Tile — Linoleum — Draperies — Wall Paper Woven Woods — Mirrors All Installation Done by Our Own Mechanics Evening Appointments — Decorators Available 621 E. 4th TONGANOXIE. KANSAS 362-9431 845-2842 z. milter pharmacy 207 Oak Bonner Springs. Kansas Phone: 422-3066 155 S. 18th Kansas City, Kansas Phone: 281-0012 Edwardsville Shopping Center Edwardsville. Kansas Phone: 441-3678 0 0 MORSE'S MARKET TED 8c MARGE MORSE owners 32515 LEXINGTON AVE. 913-585-1148 DE SOTO. KS 66018 ROLLA R. LEE EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT ATONAL BANK of Bonner Springs 229 OAK STREET PO BOX 495 BONNER SPRINGS KANSAS 66CH2 PHONE 913'44 .-1570 MIDWEST INSULATION, INC. RESIDENTIAL 8c COMMERCIAL INSULATION 328 DELAWARE STREET TONGANOXIE, KANSAS 66086 TELEPHONE (913) 845-3070 RERRY, TRENT WALTERS Attorneys at law 144 N NETTLETON BONNER SPRINGS. KS. 66012 913-441-3411 115 E. 2ND STREET DeSOTO. KS. 66018 913-585-1488 MURRY RHARMACY J. TOM MURRY PHARMACIST TONGANOXIE. KANSAS 66086 (913) 845-2313 (913) 723-3203 RHOENIX INDUSTRIES, INC. 32 Hwy- 8c Hineman Road Linwood, KS 66052 P. L. Stev ns, M.D. Tonganoxie, KS Pol'd £. Juaj, 2 .2 .S. 702 N. MAIN EUDORA, KANSAS 66025 TELEPHONE (913) 542-2752 Pyle Meat Co., Inc. ? .i i HOURS — 8-5 M-F 8-1 SAT. 800 MAIN EUDORA. KS 66025 TELEPHONE (913) 542-2151 THOMAS R. PYLE PRESIDENT ROBERT F. BROWN, D.D.S., P.A. Orthodontics Exclusively Office hours by appt. Telephone (913) 842-3233 12 West 8th Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Monuments Markers Air Conditioning SLAWSON EEfiffc0 845-2081 — Tonganoxie. Kansas BOX 560 — 408 East 4th 604 E. 4th St. • Tonganoxie. Kansas« 845-2740 YORK Whirlpool hot Point Maytag STEVE M. PARMELY owner 913 441 6564 REYNOLDS BODY SHOP 11605 KAW DRIVE BONNER SPRiNGS. KANSAS 66012 RAV REYNOLDS 1913) 441-6255 11545 KAW DRIVE 11545 KAW DRIVE BONNER SPRINGS. KS. 66012 KANSAS CITY, KS. 66111 76 Steve’s Country Meat Market Student Loans Custom Cut To Order Meats And Custom Slaughtering Steve Prudden Old Hwy 10 913-585-1390 DeSoto, Ks 66018 See The First for Tuition Help with a Guaranteed Student Loan. Apply .it The First's M iin Bank Office: Ninth and Massachusetts The First THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LAWRENCE SUTTON-KOLMAN FORD, INC. Highway 24-40 Local (913) 845-2618 Tonganoxie, Kansas 66086 K.C. Direct Line (913)831-2962 (913) 843-0152 Member F.DI C Equal Opportunity Lf ndrr Employer Compliments of SUNFLOWER SUE 77 Tonga Veterinary Clinic Emily Read, D.V.M. 24-40 Highway East Tonganoxie. KS 66086 Telephone 84S-2343 M. Tu. W. F. 7:30-5 30 Th. 7 30-12. 7-10 Sat 9-3 BOB GREENWELL BUS 845-2404 RES 84S-2175 Tonganoxie Packing Plant Waggoner Pharmacy 135 Oak St, P.O, Box 271 Bonner Springs. Ks. 66012 CUSTOM BUTCHERING AND PROCESSING FREEZER BEEF QUARTER OR HALF 702 EAST 4th ST TONGANOXIE, KS 66086 John Waggoner Pharmacist Home Phone 441-6935 | VET E. 24-40 HIGHWAY TONGANOXIE j VAX KS 66086 - 913-845-3760 r ANIMAL HEALTH AND T SUPPLIES Sewing Machines Knitting Machines Classes Vacuum Cleaners Wyandotte Vac Sew Repairs, Sales, Parts All makes models 125 Oak Bonner Springs, Ks. 66012 we Deliver Open Mon. - Sat. 800AM -5PM Phone: 422-5622 vO make it VHinge 3lornl weddings, funerals ft All Occasions Cut ft Silk Arrangements • Plants BIG Hone 845-2550 Seniors! 78 STOUT’S CORNER NORTH BOWEN STREETS LINWOOD, KANSAS (913) 723-3650 “YOUR HOMETOWN CONVENIENCE STORE” feisaf LANDMARK TREATY — Ronald Reagan and Soviet head of state Mikhail Gorbachev begin the first of three days of summit talks, which ended in the signing of a treaty banning medium and shorter-range nuclear missiles from Europe and Asia. TEARFUL MELTDOWN — Televangelists Jim and Tammy Bakker watched their PTL empire fall in March after alleged corruption and wrong-doing within the organization. PAPAL VISrT — Laguna Seca Raceway in Monterey, Cali ., was just one of lUpe John Paul 's stops during his nine-dty tour of the United States in September. NUMBER ONE — Marlee Matlin signed her thanks at the 1987 Academy Awards after winning the award for Best Actress for her role in Children of a Lesser God. LET FREEDOM RING— Fireworks above Independence Hall in Philadelphia celebrate the 200th anniversary of the US. Constitution. A GIANT WIN — New ’fork Giants teammates Brad Benson and Phil Simms celebrate their 39-20 victory over the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XXI. Photos by. Wide World Photos WAR ZONE — While patrolling international waters in May, the frigate Stark was hit by Iraqi missiles, killing 37 crewmen. HEAT WAVE — Lt. Col Oliver North seized the spotlight for six days in July during the Iran-Contra hearings. Despite the wave of Olliemania.'' many Americans felt North broke the law. BLACK MONDAY — The Dow Jones industrial average plunged 508 points to an all- time low following the biggest one-day selloff in history October 19. FAREWELL POP ARTIST— Andy Warhol, 58, immortalized the Campbell's soup can and brought pop art to life in the 1960s. He once proclaimed everyone would have 15 minutes of fame. HOW SWEET IT1S — Jackie Gleason, 71, created Brooklyn's rotund bus driver, Ralph Kramden, in television's The Honeymooners. TV FAVORITE —Lome Greene, 72. played the father to three boys in the television senes Bonanza' for fourteen years. He later used his gentle, but rugged, appearance in TV commercials. V