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

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They f'Iuv'em. Posing for the camera with Tyg, Marco Sossa senior and Colette Bosse junior spend the afternoon at Worlds of Fun. Photo by Julie Hawkins. Artistically inclined. As a visual aid, senior Julie Hawkins shows oft a t-shirt which she designed her- self. Photo by Debbie Brungardt. ORGANIZATIONS AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE QS American Field Service. First Row: Tone Wicklund-Hansen, Marco Sossa. Second Row: Patty Kennedy, Beth Brandenburg, Steve Brown, Jim Armstrong, Lesa Martinek, Julie Hawkins, Bill Wald- mann, Mike Jacobs, Laura Poe, Angela Roberson. Third Row: Darcy Desormiers, Brenda Ply- mire, Cinnemon Bath, Loretta Clit- ton, Vonita Murdock, Colette Bosse, Mr. Joseph Plankinton, ad- visorg David Biswell, Jared Harris, Juergen Massey, Chris Kennedy, Stephanie Vincent, Jenny Darting, Coleen Chance, Toni Russell. Photo by Brent Photography. Attendance at meetings counts. While trying to decide on their money-making project, the AFS club brings up ideas of the car wash. Photo by Greg Abbott.

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ORGANIZATIONS AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Festival held in Bonner Springs Painted patrons take step back in time towards facial art Imported food, jewelry, and games . . . one game in particular consisted of log- fights where a contestant wraps his feet around a log. Then he knocks the oth- er contestant with a bag of feathers. Another favorite game at the Renaissance, was Stab the Dragon. Fifteen students and teachers participated in the festival. When asked what he learned, Juergon Mas- sey replied, l learned mainly about that time in Europe. Several students who participated in the trip re- turned with things drawn on their faces. Stephanie Vin- cent came home with a uni- corn on her cheek. Vonita Murdock and Colette Bosse returned with purple de- signs on their faces. When asked what she thought about the trip, Julie Hawkins said, lt was defin- ately a learning exper- ience. Purple Masterpiece. When she returned from the Renaissance Festival, junior Colette Bosse shows off her facial art. Photo by Julie Hawkins. --.fu-.ggi --if . r tr.: r - .- ..rr - f X as . -gi f ,. f .- ,.. mv at -me.stir-:tam-...:r:.:1a: ' lk .geese

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-1 oneANizArioNs NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYXOUILL AND SCROLL NFL hosts student congress, debate tourney Future freshmen instructed by journalists NHS opens possible occupations with Career Fair Arriving at school at 6:30 a.m. on the morning of Feb- ruary 17, the members of the National Honor Society prepared for the day ahead. The Career Day was a day of occupational ad- vice in which professionals from the surrounding area represented their occupa- tion. Members of the National Forensics League spon- sored a debate tournament on October 15, and a stu- dent congress on March 31. On May 9, up-and-com- ing freshmen were intro- duced into the high schooler's way of life. They were guided and instructed by the members ot the Quill and Scroll and National Honor Society. National Honor Society. Front Row: Suzy Howell, Brigette Hart- ter, Cindy Doebele, Vicki Vande Velde, Teresa Rohn. Back Row: Mr. Fton Kramer, Art Thomas, Steve Brown, Beth Brandenburg. Missing: Mike Ftueck and Mary De- kat. Photo by Beth Brandenburg. Quill and Scroll. First Row: Tina Cloe, Laurie Cox, Gail Etzen- houser, Kathy Stolle. Second Row: Mrs. Ftoseann Gish, Lisa Oathout, Patty Kennedy, Vince Zabala, Jannie Brady, Julie Her- rington, Ms. Pat Bonine. Second Row: Mary Tomlinson, Connie Robbins, Angela Shell, Nancy Mohler, Lesa Martinek, Greg Ab- bott, Beth Brandenburg, Kim Frank, Penny Stites, Vicki Vande Velde, Martelle Beethe, Teresa Bohn. Missing: Patti Frey. Photo by Beth Brandenburg. National Forensics League. Front Row: Melinda Shell, Maria Shell, Tone Wicklund-Hansen. Back Row: Mrs. Gail Naylor, Mike Jacobs, Danny Ledeboer, Chris Loar, Debbie Brungardt, Troy Wolf, Steve Brown, Darren Jack- son, Jannie Brady, Tina Harrison, Patti Frey. Photo by Beth Bran- denburg. Factiva