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

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Phone: 913-232-8212 300 ak... S. feet RQBER Q LUMBER CGMPAN Box 94 Silver Lake, KS 66539 Phone: 582-4015 All aboard. While selling ads on September 6, sophomore Jill Layman investigates the equipment. Photo by Colette Bosse. Photo by Connie Robbins. f H , 2 f 'HZ .' f . A 7 .M , 51, K t, 5 1, f. , I Q yy, . A 'K 1 , , ,VVV , Y I ft ' - . . ,f 2 . 1 . . 3 Y 3 39, gi ,gyrfg rgg gp gg Egg? 5. 4 , M, - 52 , . 'f S 1 . ' , . I Vf A , ff ,,... .- - xLWWgMy.M,.,,, . g fr hy V , ,V .c . , 5 ms ' -5 A -M W A , M - e M.. Ea . me-1-,, . . . ,. N---f 5 M y ,-,, .1 A 'f . .. if 5 -W 9 '-'- 1 a . W Egfr..-fy, , ,aiwfmm 5 , . , wc X Z , ,ff.,,,?,,. ,, f ag? H' ' 'Wifwliv 2 wf?lfff7f4i' , . ' f E- W, W ,WWW a,1? a5',Iw' , .J'i ': f, WZ., A g 5 ',':',E1 5 K Q H - . X ,,.. 'V Z 'lfs f .Z W 3 , s . ,rrk . 'AM I W, ,,,,, H W Q W www- ,f 75 n y gfjpl - ic., , .V 5 I mesa 5 ' . I f I-, . M '-t'- ' sa 5- ,,., ,., .-,, . ., ,..V,4 ,,,, Q ,. ,. ,. ,. ., . , c, S A ,, ,, , 3 if H ' H -W -ai V fill ,, ,,,, , , A ,ca , , am 5 twij.-,,.t,e,.,.f mfwt. f f A Me. .-,.. -. Aqyy 5 WW, l 1 Y 9 1 Y' M ' V .- 1 . V Ma, 4 , fa ., ., .M -,,. W, .- , W ,, ., ,,. 3 1 f I ' 'if LT' 72 f 4 Wffwwwffwreffaw .. ' -X ' ff ' W 21, 1 - 4 5 V I 7 y e .. , V e . , ,. ., z 'T 4 -4 7 ' ' ' ,.,, ' , Q Mx af ' - ,,,Q5k,te..zg. tg. .'jy...,' w ,,,M.,g:a'wf L. t... - I -aff I' 1 ' ' ' ' 'f .1 i ,, I I 1 X ade close to S900. Everyone greed to the idea, and the plans :gan. lDollar donations would be ac- :pted for the tickets, and the 'awing would be held at the half- me of the home game against ossville on September 14. Next, le prizes were chosen. Four movie ckets from the Gage 4 Movie heater would be the third prize. :cond prize would be a S25 gift :rtificate from The Loft. The 'and prize would be a 13-inch col- W ,.w,,..Mm f . w 4 . . 'W-1? 1 PM 164 fllg,....c.A f ' ff or television set which was pur- chased at K-Mart West. A special incentive was also in- cluded in the sales, Each staffer who sold over sixty tickets would not have to make their annual call to the area boosters. Those who achieved this honor were Randy Matzke who sold sixty tickets, Ka- ren Manhart who sold seventy tick- ets, Suzy Howell who sold eighty- five tickets, and Teresa Rohn who sold ninety tickets. The sales began on September 3 W i,,i,,, -M, 3, f ,z,,,,,, t M, l.,, ...,, t,,, , and continued through to the 14th. On the night of the game, the staff- ers sold the remaining tickets be- fore half-time. When the sales had ended, around S700 had been col- lected. April Winter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Winter, drew the names for the prizes. Third prize went to Don Falk. Winning second prize was Terri Day. The grand prize winner was Mrs. Norma Staker who purchased her ticket from Suzy Howell. MERCHANTS MERCHANTS Photo by Connie Robbins.