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

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32 LANGUAGE CURRICULUM IM I though the Journalism I class helped us learn a little bit more about how the yearbook staffs and the newspaper staffs run.-Billy Frey. Name: Gish, Floseann ' Q cy f We watched The Adventures ol Huckleberry Finn after reading the novel, I enjoyed the break from the same old thing, but nobody brought popcorn, -Patti Frey. College attended: Washburn University, Northeastern State College Degrees earned: B.S.g Ivl.S. Classes taught: Journalism I, Visual Media, English III, Yearbook, Photography, Sports Bulletin Sponsor ot: Junior Class, Yearbook, Photography, Sports Bulletin The phone rings. It's Don. Another yearbook is ready to be picked up at the plant. This is an experience I will never forget. After working for over a year on one spe- cial project, it is awesome to finally see the result. Visual media is lun, but it requires a lot ot time and patience. At first it's hard, but it gets better as you get the hang of it. -Renee Strong. Huck Finn. Juniors Mark Beamer, Bret Kerr, and Danny Ledeboer read the novel for English Ill. Photo by Connie Robbins. The English III class is a hard class, but I learned a lot, I had tof do a lot ot research Out of class tor' a research paper. -Deana Wo- mack. '

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CURRICULUM , V e, Hoivieecouoiviics gs Q fr'fhVfiitfFtvi- -,wi 'W g xy it ti lTh C 1 T 5 W: 53-gf e 0 O In Q I n Q 5 ff 3? . , s .. T at ar , .,g,v,,V A 2 ff! 9 i 'WWW Presentations perk up everyday class issues For the first time, the home economics class at- tended the eighth annual WIBW Radio Cooking Thing at the Ramada lnn in Tope- ka. The class called and made reservations. Al- though the tickets did not cost, they were necessary to attend. Many businesses were there giving out free items and a show of cooking demonstrations was held. I enjoyed the showg it was Wrinkle remover. Just beginning her blazer for advanced clothing, Patty Meredith junior irons her ma- terial. Photo by Beth Branden- burg. really interesting, said sophomore Stacy Work- man. Mrs. Diana Frownfelter's classes are also subject to many guest speakers. The marriage and family class had a number of people talk to them about prepar- ing for a wedding. Father Erickson and Reverend Wil- liam Hurtig talked about churches' pre-marriage classes. The child development class was also subjected to speakers. Ms. Donna Os- ment from the Battered Women's Task Force showed a film and talked about the abuse of women. Careful cutter. In the process ot canning tomatoes, Angie Hook senior slices them before placing them into jars. Photo by Beth Brandenburg. WW . Today's trends. Litwin's fashion merchandizer, Beth Wasson, dem- onstrates how to make a straight tie while sophomores Tina Harri- son and Jannie Brady watch care- fully. Photo by Beth Brandenburg. 31

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K Q-.0-' Future photog. Shooting a roll of film for visual media, sopho- more Laurie Cox learns the skills to become a photographer. Photo by Gail Etzenhouser. . nil 1 fda? 2 N . R g X , '. .: N any 43 SW' LANGUAGE CURRICULUM Schedule changed Visual media moved from sixth hour to first hour In the past the visual me- dia class had always been sixth hour. Students who participat- ed in track or who missed quite a bit of school tended to fall behind. Most of the work could only be done in class and the work was hard to make up. People who participated in track are usually let out of school the last couple hours on days of track meets. Test time. Junior David Kruger tries to recall the answers for an English lll grammar test. Photo by Connie Robbins. E G R 3 W The schedule was changed so that visual me- dia would be held first hour so those in track wouldn't have to miss it. Senior photographers Greg Abbott, Daron How- ard, and Patty Kennedy helped the class with dark- room skills and developing techniques needed to be a photographer. I really enjoyed visual media. I learned a lot of skills that l'll be able to use forever. lt's really a chal- lenging class, said sopho- more Laurie Cox. l Spelling whiz. Cindy Doebele ju- nior pauses during a spelling test to recollect her thoughts. Photo by Connie Robbins. Big Bird? ln the spirit of Hallow- een, English teacher Mrs. Roseann Gish shows up at school in a Big Bird costume. Photo by Patty Ken- nedy. 33