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

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2116 SW Harrison 234-0526 Finest American And Chinese Food 4009 W. 21 St. Topeka, KS R Gieeiiwvex-Fistiuelcifiring-glass? 2726522 Open? w se iiheiaoiiofiryiiejs, nsieilsliitiiio-6 'ff'-' ' ' ' - Ofxtxvx' 45' I by We Sell Service JSM RV SPECIALISTS N N01 R-V-'S Igull I seavice Rvg. mms if 850 N E Hwy 24 R.V. ervice seseea is sseer esss I A I ' , ' ' ' 0 Free Insurance Estimates W eir. f Topeka' K5 66617 . Remodeling - Rebuilding I 4 fii ii'i by 5 ' ' . ' Full Motor gl Cham Service ,.,, i'r..:. e,,. i:-:.,' f Q be Jeff Mlke Photo :I 'T I-I I m i Rural Route 1 fr? SILVER LAKE, KANSAS 66539 582-9585 or 582-5188 HAMILTON DIL CO. CECIL HAMILTON Let's see. Checking an account with a customer, Brent Hamilton consults his records. Photo by Connie Robbins. aurie Cox, and Robin Rueck ju- ors who had a goal of S500 and ild S445 on the first day. On the cond day the award was given to aren Manhart sophomore and ail Ezenhouser junior who had a :al of S450 and had sold S300 on e first day and then S205 on the cond. EDITOR, TINA CLOE: I'Ad les are very important, and there always a doubt that we won't ake our goal, but we made it. Photos by Debbie Brungardt MERCHANTS 1 MERCHANTS

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LEAVENWORTH, KS. 3 STORES IN TDPEKA, KANSAS LAWRENCE, KS. 4601CommercilIPI. 5515W.Z1St. 715 Elst ith 200 E.29th 1516 WESTSTH PH l913l 727-6420 PH:Z72-6620 PH: 357-0321 PH: 234-0581 843 - m m . I 5801 W. 21 St. Topeka, KS 272-3948 Charlie Clark Trucking And Excavating 8842 N.W. 13th St. Topeka, ansas 66608 Phone: 582-5334 Beelih ARABIAHS 2 if ll ff ll. 7 il Visitors Welcome 582-4387 Breeding And Show Stock For Sale A Photo by Connie Robbins. Creative Financial Investments Professional Service With A Personal Touch SILVER LAKE INSURANCE 100 Madore 582-4299 Darrel Bahner Foo Av f L., glut eq routes 'li fe- fail j? 's' 012.4 ,J 1.2 .f ' 4:1 K Q 411 my' lr ,--- f 21.2- ,f ibn- I I ' X' ' r.'f:i-. r-.naw e. 131, ,Q ::, ag ' Q V 0 43' by Angela Shell What does the first week of school mean? For most students it means getting used to their classes and acquainted with friends. Not the yearbook staff, they jump right in with ad sales. The students receive new route books, which are supposed to be foolproof and keep everyone on the right route. Goals are set by observ- ing last year's sales and the year's need. Each route receives a list of people who bought ads in last year's book. They must be contact- MERCHANTS MERCHANTS ed for renewal and a goal is figu On the first day the staff mai total of 56613: S1877 more t the year before. A big mouth avi is given to motivate sellers. winner is decided by who sells most over their goal or comes closest during the day. The second day S2266 was m: somewhat less than the year bef but with call backs, a total of S9 was made, which was S1663 4 the previous years'. On the first day the big mc winners were Angela Shell ser

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SPORTS CENTER GOLF COMPLEX 6545 S.W. lOth 272-9632 Putt-Putt Gooney Golf Par 3-9 Hole Driving Range For Family Golfing Experience DODGE MFG- C0- WC- mm wsnmm DVOX - ' Big Sound' Dean V Dodge 1016 Wa. at President 4913, 23476677 Topeka, Ka sas66606 272-5667 ffgyka' Qgeaag tfzbfa tfgy-Q1-main-golzw Central OK Printing, Inc 1oo9 west sm flfwtr printing LE7 US HE YOUR PRINTING DEPARTMENT ENVELOPES BUSINESS CARDS COLOR BOOKLETS OFFICE FORMS LETTERHEADS CATALOGUES BULLETINS John Bi Lois Ogle - Owners WE LIKE YO MAKE A GOOD IMPRESSIONH 233-6643 AMERICAN FAMILY AU70 HOME BUSINESS HEALTH LIFE GREGG A. HANNA AGENCY 505 W GYH, TOPEKA. KANSAS 66603 PHONE: OFF 2331704 RES, 234-4839 A11 1 Raw nding f f ,: Repar ng Motors and Pumps Topeka Electric Motor Repair Inc. Topeka KS 66606 233-4750 E mergency Phone 288-1667 CITY AUTO AN HARDWARE 605 W 6th Topeka, KS 66603 232-0591 See Us For The Latest Hardware Supplies Photo by Renee Strong 5 i 3- EL, 1 I , J' R 0 ca as Drslrvh Tl 605 Lone eg- J I G . . I l I is if 'f T.V. set M issued -ff t l k winner Even though yearbook brought in over S9000 last year, they found that last year's staff did not budget enough money to cover all the cor- rections made at the plant. Advisor Mrs. Roseann Gish decided to do something different. Since the bud- get is planned at the beginning of the year, it is impossible to know how much to leave for corrections because the bills aren't sent until the following year. Now Gish wants the staff to pay for their own cor- rections instead of the incoming MERCHANTS MERCHANTS staff. So money wouldn't have to i taken out of the newly propose budget, the staff decided that money-making project was nece sary. Projects, such as selling shirts, candy, and mugs, were di cussed. These ideas didn't appeal i the staff. Other ideas were brougl up, and finally the idea of sellir rame tickets was mentioned by sei ior Lisa Oathout. She explains that when she was a freshman, hi class had sold raffle tickets and ha