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

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Inc. Cowan Muffler Shop Fairlawn Shopping Center -1 Asay's Sportsman's Store ADS City Auto Supply Don's Drive-In Harry's IGA Eighth graders discover high school by Robin Kingsley Cooking, sewing, and welding a gnook - what will they think oi next? Junior high students changed their schedules from a se- mester to a trimester for the first time. As part of this change the district has added home econom- ics classes, welding classes, and computer science classes to the junior high curriculum. A trimester is composed of three twelve-week terms in a year. One reason the change was made was because it is the largest junior high ever, said Michelle Martin eighth grader. Ot the eighth graders who came over to the high school for shop class, Alan Howard said, We have made a metal tic-tac-toe board and a gnook. In home eco- nomics, the sewing of a stuffed football is the fun ot that class. Students enjoy the cooking very much, and We like eating the fin- ished products even better, said Shelley Renfro eighth grader. Seventh graders are now able to get an introduction into modern technology by taking a computer science class under Mr. Bill Knorr. He said, Some of them really en- joy the class and many hope to be able to take more computer classes in the future. There are also eight eighth grad- ers attending Mr. Jim Lindstrom's third-hour algebra class. They are meeting the challenge of a high school level math class very well, said Lindstrom. The future ot these changes, as in any change, will probably not be known for two or three years when the junior high students are juniors or seniors. By that time, it should be known if their introduction into these areas ot learning at an earlier level has given them a better back- ground and has made it possible for them to absorb more knowl- edge at a taster pace. . .1.' - A 'ir 21 'sanyo , r I , ,E lr W,.i ,. f-L . f. ffff I , 4, I lLtil i S .r Qffgifpf eimwgn .tt l va 584-6196 Y .,.. ii' i t fl f A .5 1 rtf- Wi... . .tf.SP .R . . . 'fi' . . ' tyswfsee Q I -QQiQlNqmliiM A ggmf it QQ 4 1+.Tope' P ' ' 3 is 6. .sat , 43. -, . .ik . . f - - - is I I I I A wwhtpms r rr. . ., ,..t. l l 'Q is ,I ' fi U . --are 6099? 030990 SUJCUCFW 605 W 6th Topeka KS 66603 232 0591 See Us For The Latest Hardware Supplies Photo by David Blswell ' J

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2 O G ADS Carg 'Have it your way' Hold the onions . . . Pile on the tomatoes . . . Serve it with a side order of slaw, please. Have it your way at the new salad bar, prepared to please, by cooks Mrs. Sandy Taylor and Mrs. Carol Wich- man. Creating a salad bar became a serious consideration last summer after the cooks attended some classes which suggested the idea. Taylor was all for it but was some- what hesitant about pushing Wich- man into it since this was their first year to work together. She gave it a shot and evidently succeeded. it's nice to have somebody who's Jill Burton The Corner Fabrics Unique ill Inc. Doug's Pharmacy Gas-N-Shop W 'W W W 9' 'W 'W gooooooooooooog o o o T o g A s 0 O R F U 3 o W A P o 3 A n P S - . O T M L Q me time 0 E Y O me as ms rcs an B O O 'v O R 4107 N. Topeka o lIIlll llIIIIl N O 286-2390 O . t x 8 .r 8 JC . . Ava Brennan Q O O a .rzcd i :argue ,Joy R001 Q 8 3 E 1517 West 6th Street E 8 8 N 1 Topeka, Kansasr66606 357'-,535 N O O s F . 1 n 2 2 ilflllilllllllllil 0 8 O 2 1 3 8 j0ut and about. At 8 O Tarwater Farm Supply, O O junior-Teresa ' W 0 Q Barraclough and F O O sophomore Jannie O game whenever you throw some- thing at them, Taylor said. The do-it-yourself salad bar took approximately two hours longer each day for the additional prep- arations and clean-up. Since sal- ads were only offered Tuesday through Friday, Monday was spent organizing and preparing for the remainder of the week. Twenty- four heads ol lettuce had to be chopped weekly. Fresh vegetables had to be cleaned and cut daily. Side salads had to be prepared. The bar had to be cleaned. The food had to be sorted to prevent the old from being served. Inven- tory had to be taken to make sure all the requirements were at hand. The ice supply, used to chill foods while being served, had to be re- plenished every two weeks. More dishes had to be washed. There's no doubt about it, the cooks have done a lot to make the salad bar work. The overall opinion of the salad bar seemed to be pretty good. I think it's an exceptionally good idea, said sophomore George Anderson. l don't think it would pay to make any changes, said Wichman. it's really working out well. lt's fun! 1iiititiiitttitiittiiittit i 1 4 4 4 l I 4444 444444444444444444444 iiiiiiiiiiii 4 4 l Y 4 Q 1 4 W if , . Q . Y 251 Q :ani-I W 4 W T 4 4 4 4 4 4 444444444444 J: co o Z 2. : m O UJ CD wi iii I 017: gm mov OJ Ui OJ G0 4 DOUG'S PHARMACY O O -Brady browse. Photo - . 3 by Beth Brandenburg. 8 Q O O oooooooooooooO -nn.. U.....an-un..H...-...u-.....-........nf----u.-on - . Creative Financial Investments A Professional Service With A Personal Touch SILVER LAKE INSURANCE 100 Madore 582-4299 Darrel Bahner!Jack Fiickson .-..............................-.-...................-.......................