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

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ORGANIZATIONS '1 PROM Steamboat. Class president Vicki Vande Velde and junior class sponsors make plans for the build- ing of the deck. Photo by Debbie Brungardt, Batch number ten. As she tin- ishes the final batch of mints, Den- ise McLin junior awaits the lunch break tor pizza. Photo by Toni Russell. Plantation house. After rolling out a scene to go on the wall, the second hour junior English class make sure they have everything they ordered. Photo by Colette Bosse. Table committee. Deciding on centerpieces, Lyn Bazil, Tina Cloe and Connie Robbins juniors and Mrs, Poseann Gish pick out a steamboat. Photo by Maria Shell.

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'I oneANizATioNs PROM Vacation spent making mints Planners and decorators spend hours tor seniors' night aboard U.S.S. Rose Starting the long task of preparing Prom forthe sen- iors, committees were set up in November. These committees met everyday until they had decided on their decorations to incor- porate with the theme. A band committee was set up to decide on a band. The committee, consisting of Patti Frey, Colette Bosse, Chris Kennedy, and Bill Waldmann, traveled to Kansas City in November to pick out the band, Savan- na. Another committee was formed consisting of Tina Cloe, Teresa Barraclough, Colette Bosse, Patti Frey, Genell Schultes, Lisa Oath-- out, Toni Russell, Darcy Et- zel, Denise McLin, Bret Kerr, and Tony Earl to make mints. They met over spring break to make 1,800 mints that would be placed on the tables at Prom. All of the juniors were let out of school on the Friday before Prom to decorate. It took seventeen hours to put together what became the Junior-Senior Prom. Batch number one. Colette Bosse junior molds spearmint roses fo Prom. Photo by Toni Russell.

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'I oneANlzATioNs PROM Savanna entertains prom couples Seniors' future revealed during prom program Juniors create false post high school days ot seniors Welcome aboard the U.S.S. Rose was heard as the juniors and seniors en- tered the setting of a Louisi- ana Plantation, the South- ern Rose, and showboat for Prom. During the program, Mike Jacobs junior revealed the seniors' future. Senior An- gie Hook said, l thought the future was a very clever idea. Junior Tracy Crockett en- tertained by singing the 'theme of Prom Just You and l and The Rose. Seniors Tim Johnson and Mary Tomlinson formally announced their engage- ment and set their wedding date for September. This was done by sending around a lighted candle. When the flame went out, they announced the en- gagement. They addressed the audience by saying they hoped the candle would be relighted by future couples and the tradition of passing the candle could continue at Prom in future years. Rosebud. Stopping to chat, ju- niors Colette Bosse and Tony Earl enter the showboat. Photo by Greg Abbott.