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

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38 CURRICULUM PHOTOGRAPHY Name Brandenburg Beth Position Head photographer Service Two years At Bethany Colleges photography and yearbook camp Professor Glen Robinson from Pittsburg State University highly praised one of my pictures. He is an exceptional photographer and that meant a lot to me! I enjoy photography very much and plan on making it a career. I have learned a lot about photogra- phy and responsibility. -Greg Ab- bott. HI enjoy the creativity used in pho- tography. It is another form of art. I've learned how people act. It's a lot ot fun to catch them off guard. -Colette Bosse. Daron Howard. Check it out' Sophomore Gail Etzenhouser juniors Connie Rob- bins and Debbie Brungardt and senior Greg Abbott check nega- tives for printing. Photo by Debbie Brugardt, Photography is a IOT Of IUV1- VVS I think photography isafun class. have the freedom to decide what My dad likes photography and I kind ot pictures we want to take. - Q01 interested in it by Watching him. -Connie Robbins.

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...tl Putting it oft until tomorrow. Even though she has to finish tap- ing her artlines onto her layout, sophomore Darci Reichardt takes a minute to relax. Photo by Greg Abbott. i curinicutuivi SPORTS BULLETIN Schedule aids staff With deadlines completed, football preview planned Calling various busin- esses in order to collect fi- nancial assistance for the annual football preview, the staff gained a headstart on next season's rosters. Besides completing their own tasks, they aided the yearbook class by picking up booster money. Sorting the stack. Before the bell rings for lunch, junior Teresa Bar- raclough passes out pictures to ju- nior Tina Cloe. Photo by Debbie Brungardt. We don't mind helping out every now and then. They'd help us out if we got behind, said sophomore Darci Fieichardt. We made up a schedule that listed who was to do what for each game, said senior Penny Stites. lt worked out really well. We all met our deadlines, said junior Denise ivicLin. With most of their work out of the way, the staffers began to plan days to sell ads in the Topeka area for the upcoming programs. Vik illl191Qs W iilhtidils 4. Getting a head start. In order to get the ads in order, senior Penny Stites relaxes on a table as she spends a summer morning before school starts. Photo by Patty Ken- nedy. Booking reservations. Reserving yearbooks, junior Denise McLin and sophomore Darci Fleichardt make a list of names of those who ordered books. Photo by Terri Per- rin.

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E Q 'WSW CURRICULUM PHOTOGRAPHY 'Watch the birdie' Photogs capture state and regional awards Photographers were seen stalking the halls and classrooms snapping shots for the yearbook. They competed at league, re- gional, and state competi- tion. Junior Connie Robbins placed first at regional and third at state. At state they told us we had all the time we needed to develop and print our pictures. When we found out we had a time Freeze-Frame. Junior Connie Robbins focuses her camera for a good football picture, Photo by Greg Abbott. limit, we only had four min- utes left. After all of that mess, I was really happy that l placed third. Senior Greg Abbott placed third at regionals. Head photographer Beth Brandenburg couldn't at- tend the competition be- cause ofa conflict with Na- tional Honor Society. She said, I really wanted to go to the photography compe- tition, but l had to stay and help with the Career Fair. Snapshot! Senior Julie Hawkins waits for a good shot while rewind- ing her film. Photo by Mary Dekat. Photographers: Front Row: Toni Russell, Beth Brandenburg, Greg Abbott, David Biswell, Daron How- ard, Julie Hawkins, Second row: Maria Shell, Patty Kennedy, Mary Dekat, Debbie Brungardt, Jenny Griggs, Mrs. Roseann Gish, Terri Perrin, Connie Robbins, Colette Bosse. Photo by Brent Photogra- phy. 39