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

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fr-om ry? Being the youngest is always rough Expectations to live up to brothers and sisters making it tough But the extra pressure makes them do their best And in the long run turn out better than the rest Your determina tion and dedication have made us proud to say that you re our son Love Dad and Mom W4 7 52 My oldest darling daughter words cannot express the ioy you have brought me I am very proud of you and wish you success and hap piness in the future You are a lovely person All my love Mom ra112HWdmMyL Marco Remember We may be worlds apart now Amigo but we will never forget the many good times we have shared Enjoy life and may God Bless you always Our son Amor siempre Mom and Dad From a sweet little boy into a caring young man you've grown You're certainly one of a kind, our Ron and we're proud to say you're our own We love you, Bud and Mom CUSTOMERS your pal el l'bS SENIOR sALuTEs May you find as much love and happiness in the future as you have given us in the past Love Mom and Dad rj-,J'of o, Surf s up Art' How proud you have always made us' We wish you the best of luck in pursuing KSU You are such a deter mined and talented young man that we know will be success ful God be with you on your journey through life Love Mom and Dad Sweet Mary God s love was rich when He gave you to us You have blessed our home in many special ways and we are so thankful for you Always put Christ in control of your life and let His love shine through you remembering that Christ is your strength We love you Mom and Da You came into our lives Norwegian whirlwind on that hot July night at KCI We ve all grown we ve all changed You roared through this year like the Devil was at your heels We love you and are proud of what you've accomplished as a student at Silver Lake High and our AFS daughter and sister We'Il always be here for you Love, Mom, Dad, and Lesa ,lvl ' - ' . ,' V your engineering degree at r 445315 - - - fl . I . . I R A d Mft' - I M 3 . 5 ' SENIOR SUMMARIES ART THOMAS Mixed Choir 13 NHS 233,43 Pres. 43 Who's Who Amng. Am. H.S. Students 3,43 Soc. Dist. Am. H.S. Students 2,3,43 Class Pres. 1,23 FB 1,2,33 CC 43 TR 2,3. MARY TOMLINSON Mixed Choir 43 Yearbook 3,42 Artist 3,43 AFS 2,31 FHA 23 Quill 81 Scroll 3,43 Pep Club 13223243 WR Cheer. 33 Flag 23 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Aide 33 Cert. Ach. Gen. Typ. 13 Cert. Ach. Voc. Typ. 23 Pro. Cert. Bus. Fil. 43 Cert. Pro. Acct. I. 33 Who's Who Amng. Am. H.S. Students 33 Journ. Reg. Ads, 2nd 33 Reg. Ads 1st 43 Class Sec. 43 Girls' BB mgr. 23 U.S. Nat. Journ. Award 33 U.S. Bus. Ed. Award 3,43 HM Spel. Class 3A 8 State 1,2,33 MEL Spel. 10 3rd place3 HM Eng. Class 3A 81 State 23 Cand. Ks. Soc. Cert. Pub. Acct. 4. CHRIS TROXEL Sei. Girls' Choir 13 Pep Club 1,2333 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Aide 33 Leag. Choir 13 State Choir 1. KAY WELLER Beg. Choir 13 AFS 233,43 FHA 1,2,3,43 Vo-Tech. 43 Aide 4. TONE WICKLUND-HANSEN Transferred Freshman Sl Soph- omore year from Manglerud Skole, Oslo 6, Norway3 Ger- man 1,23 Music 132. Trans- ferred from Hartvig Nissen School, Oslo 2, Norway3 French 33 Drama 3. Transferred to Silver Lake High School her senior year3 Mixed Choir 43 AFS 43 Debate 43 Pep Club 43 Honor Roll 43 NFL 43 State Choir 43 TR 4. TROY WOLF Mixed Choir 1,2,3,43 State Choir lj Stuco 43 Treas. 43 De- bate 1,2,3,43 Pres. 43 Speech 1,2,3,4. VINCE ZABALA Spts, Bull. 2,3,4Q Asst. Ed. 3,43 Honor Roll 3,43 WR 1,2333 Aide 3,4. 87

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86 SENIOR SUMMARIES 1,233,113 State Band 13 VB l,2,3,4Q TR 1,43 BSKTB Mgr. 4. MIKE FIUECK Band 1,2,3,4, Pres. 43 Stage Band 1,23 Pep Band 1,2,3,4Q Honor Band 1,23 Mixed Choir 1,43 AFS 23 Treas. 2: NHS 2,3,4, Treas. 43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 State Band 1,23 State Choir 1, Rating I3 Who's Who Amng. Am. H.S. Students 1,2,3,43 Class Vice Pres. 23 Hon. Men. 2nd Alg. l Class 3A 13 Hon. Men. State Eng IX, 13 Hon. Men. Gen. Sci. 13 Hon. Men. Health 13 Hon. Men. 3rd Class and State Eng, X, 23 Hon. Men. Class and State Alg. ll, 23 Hon. Men. Bio. 23 Hon. Men. Typing 23 Hon. Men. Mec. Draw. 23 Hon. Men. Class and State Eng. Xl 33 Hon. Men. Geo. 33 Hon. Men. Chem. 33 FB 1,2,3,4Q CC 3,43 Reg. CC 3,43 BSKTB 13 TR 1,2,3,4Q Nat'l Merit Semi Finalist 4. SUSIE SMITH Band 1,2,43 State Band rating I,1,23 Stage Band 1,2,43 Pep Band 1,2,43 Honor Band 1,2,43 Mixed Choir 43 AFS 23 FHA 132,33 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Honor Roll 1,234. MARCO SOSSA Transferred from La-Salle High School, La-Salle, Bolivia, BSKTB 43 TR 43 AFS 43 CC 4. FIONNIE SPENCE Photog. 33 Honor Roll 43 BSKTB l,2,3Q TR 1,2,3. JOHN STARKS Vo. Tech. 3,43 Greenhand De- gree 13 TR 13 WR 1,2. PENNY STITES Sel. Girls' Choir 23 State Choir ll,23 Spts. Bull. 2,3,43 Editor 33 Co-Editor 43 Quill 8t Scroll 3,42 Pep Club 1t,2t,3',4'j Honor Roll 1,2,3,4Q VB 1,233.42 TR 1,2,3',4'. KEVIN SAFARIK Aide 43 FB 4'3 CC 2,3'3 BB 2,3,43 WR 1,2,3',4'. SHELDON SAIA Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Homecom- ing King Can. 43 Greenhand Degree 1,23 FB 1,2',3',4'3 BSKTB 1,2,3,4'3 TR 2',3',4'Q BB 1. ANGIE SUTHER Beg. Choir 1, Pep Club 1',2',3',4'3 Frosh Cheer. 13 JV Cheer 33 Var. Cheer 3,43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Aide 43 Homecoming Queen Cand. 43 Class Vice Pres. 33 VB 2,3',4'3 CC lj BSKTB 1,2',3',4'3 All Leag. 2,3,43 State Tourn. Team 33 TR 1',2'. ousrorvlens sENloR sALuTEs A message to My boy Andy ,bwfgroi Stan We are proud of ou especially for having the courage to be yourself Love Mom Dad, and Amy We love you very rnuch You are a super special young lady who will we know do very special things with your life Youll only walk this way one time so do your best wherever you are strive to be what you know you can be And please dear Lesa Jayne stop to smell the roses now and then Take time to laugh at yourself to love for making it all possible Love Mom Dad Ron and Ken Nancy With memories of yesterday With wishes for today With love always Mom Dad Kelly and Kathy MEM There is no limit to your ability to accomplish any goal set Continue to shoot for the stars We wish you the very best always Love Mom an Da Carol Your perception and dry sense of humor are only two of your many assets that have brought us plea sure Your mom and dad are very proud to call you our daughter We wish you luck and happiness 5 Love Dad and Mom me Q You ve met defeat and tasted success Both have helped you see where to turn in times of need and joy You have a good foundation to build on We re proud' The ways gets tougher from here on and the rewards greaten Be on the Lord s side Love Mom Dad and Robin Kevin We wish you the best in the future in whatever you decide to do Love Mom Dad Kim and Kelli o q3v?,j.'35f' 3 if , . d d ' ' L 2 . GQ, . , so ,, nf . ' V life, and to thank the Lord ' . I W y QQ? b . ' . y 3 I , . . ,

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88 CUSTOMERS JUNIORS Mrs. Gish's I-louse of Research Papers Clminous object brings nightmares to junior class by Patty Kennedy Darkness had enveloped the land and I slowly approached the ominous object l'd been avoiding for five weeks. The shadows seemed to duck and dive as if they were waiting for my back to turn so they could lunge. I gathered up all my cour- age and reached for the light. There, before me was the hideous creature known throughout the land as Mrs, Gish's RE- SEARCH PAPER. The idea of a ten page, twenty source research paper can seem like a nightmare when it is put off until the night before it's due. Ev- ery student who enrolls in Mrs. Ro- seann Gish's junior English class must endure the five weeks of re- search, corrections, and typing re- quired to complete the paper. 'tlt's scary to think about all that work, said Gary Workman junior, Due date for the research paper was set for January 3, a change from the usual pre-Christmas due date. Some parents told me that it their child had Christmas vacation to work on their papers, they could get a better grade, said Gish. Choosing topics for a paper are always one of the more enjoyable aspects of the entire ordeal, There are billions and billions of possi- bilities to select from, so to ease the already jumbled minds of the junior English classes, Gish com- prised a list of 92 possibilities for subjects. Mrs Gish's list was pretty var- ied, but I could think of some really good subjects she'd overlooked, said junior Lisa Oathout. Procrastination, a dirty word to some teachers, seemed to enter the minds of the researchers. I usually worked on it only on the weekends. said junior Juer- gen Massey. l wasn't panicked at the end, but it did give me a big headache, he added. t'l guess you could say I put it off. I did all my typing the last cou- ple of days, said Bret Kerr junior. The research paper . . . a fright- ening, almost terrifying object, but one that must be confronted, at- tacked and finished. To live to tell the tale of being in its dreaded clutches is a great feat. Only those willing to face the challenge can experience the awesome feeling of relief and accomplishment when the paper is handed back with a passing grade. Then you know you've won. Field trip. While visiting the Washburn University Library, junior Cindy Doebele skims her sources before lunch. Photo by Connie Robbins, Playing it cool. After looking for a topic, juniors Kerry Priddy and Gary Workman relax. Photo by Terri Perrin.