Silver Lake High School - Golden Eagle Yearbook (Silver Lake, KS)

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,il VE H Q left ORGANIZATIONS -I -I 3 PEP CLUB Lady Eagle fans. Lake fans dis- play a homemade poster at the girls' state basketball tournament in Hutchinson. Photo by Jenni Jar- mel, Mascots converse. During the girls' game in Hutchinson, Sheldon Sala senior introduces himself to the opposing team's mascot. Photo by Daron Howard. S r . . Qi. T as , .. b. F 2 Pep Club: First Row: Robin Bai- ley, Lesa Martinek, Mary Tomlin- son, Tracy Crockett, Angie Hook, Debbie Brungardt, Denise McLin, Teresa Rohn. Second Row: Kathy Stolle, Martelle Beethe, Penny Stites, Beth Brandenburg, Carol Robbins, Angela Roberson, Vonita Murdock. Third Row: Jenny Dart- ing, Christy Taylor, Darci Rei- chardt, Melissa Corp, Robin Rueck, Jenni Jarmei, Laurie Cox, Jodi Conaway, Kim Schmidt- berger. Third Row: Melinda Shell, Julie Jones, Lisa Gardner, Carmen Wanklyn, Dawn Smith, Genell Schultes, Coleen Chance, Tammy Yinger. Fifth Row: Renee Strong, Julie Rudolph, Dawn Troxel, Karen Manhart, Lisa Thomas, Kelly Bai- ley, Brenda Plymire. Photo by Terri Perrin.

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'I ORGANIZATIONS PEP CLUB 752: Seniors rally to change constitution Upperclassmen no longer letter automatically attendance to varsity games required to letter by Melissa Corp As the pep club got a new sponsor and president, the constitution -was changed. The sponsor was Miss Judy Hallauer, and the president was Tracy Crock- ett. The constitution really wasn't changed, it was just given alternatives, said Hallauer. The rules that were given alternatives are: 1. A schedule will be made telling which squad will be in charge of decorat- ing the halls. 2. Seniors don't letter automatically. 3. Boys are now allowed to sit in the pep club. 4. Members must ride the bus to all away games. 5. Cheerleading is top priority over everything else. 6. Members must attend V4 of the varsity games to letter. 7. The Demerit system has been dropped. 8. Head cheerleaders are now in charge of the pep club. 9. Pom-pon are now con- sidered cheerleaders and must follow all rules. 10. Monthly meeting of pep club officers and head cheerleaders will be held. 11. Cheerleaders and of- ficers must go to school 4 hours. 12. Wrestling and Frosh cheerleaders are only re- quired one uniform for the entire year. WW Yeah Troy! The Pep Club cheers Heights- PhOt0 by Beth Brendan the Eagles on with Thunderbirds DUVQA don't be blue at Shawnee

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-'I ORGANIZATIONS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Tom Watt money-maker expands currency Bake sale extends money for Methodist Church while Looney Lover Week collects 'goodies' 5000 dollars. That's a lot of money! This was the big- gest year of selling Tom Watt. Working together, FHA was able to earn up to 55000. Loretta Clifton was the highest seller with 35600. Elisa Goodnow came in second with 3500. Throughout the year the club donated to needy or- ganizations. FHA donated S550 to the Community Thanksgiving dinner, while during Christmas they don- ated to the sick whose par- ents were on low income. When Mr. Paul Snavely passed away, the club don- ated 3525 for the Paul Sna- vely Memorial Scholarship Fund and S25 was given to the United Methodist Church which burned down in March, to be used in any way necessary. At the end of the year the annual Ma!Pa!Me banquet was held. It was then that Robin Bailey was an- nounced most outstanding senior. Also, the new offi- cers for the upcoming year were installed. Boop Boop Be Do! FHA - We love you! Performing her talent, Darcy Etzel junior acts her part during the skit at the MafPa!Me dinner. Photo by Connie Robbins.