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

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Mexican Cuisine Last minute plans were devel- oped by the six candidates on Mon- day afternoon to eat dinner out that night, Because of previous plans, Gary Workman couldn't attend the get-together. Many ideas were tossed around, and the final details were completed. Jenny Griggs. Connie Robbins, and Patti Frey de- cided that the group would dine at Casa Del Sol on Topeka Boulevard. KERRY PRIDDY: l'm glad we all could get together like that. The five of us haven't gone out all to- gether before, and l thought it was really fun. Robbins, Frey, Robbie Suther, and Priddy piled into Griggs' car and headed for Topeka. The group of five arrived at .Casa Del Sol and were seated in a dimly lighted area. Different dishes such as chimichan- gas tseasoned beef rolled up in a fried tortilla with sour cream and chili saucej, tacos, tortillas and hot sauce, and other foods were or- dered. When the food arrived, everyone was able to taste what the others had ordered. ROBBINS: The food was really good. But when l dipped a chip into the sauce, l put a lot on it. I didn't realize it was so spicy. After dinner, the group drove back to Suther's house to watch television. Around ten o'clock the party broke up, and the evening ended. GRIGGS: lt's kind of a tradi- tion to get together and do some- thing. I had a good time talking with them and eating. ttqgsfsii

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vt si uper nerds. Achieving a real nerd look, Darcy Etzel and Deb- ie Brungardt seniors tie for first lace. Photo by Lori Jenks. 'Nerd' images parade halls Two hour decorating time permrts students to cover commons area with purple, white balloons Follow the leader. As they carry a flower garland, Pep Club members, Jill Layman sophomore, Tonya Earl junior, Karen Manhart sopho- more, Sarah Cunningham junior, and Jenny Davis freshman, make a quarter moon. Photo by Renee Strong. Nerve easer. Getting a feel for the music and surroundings, Emily Leonard junior practices her solo song, All Through the Night. Photo by Renee Strong, How many? While decorating the commons area for the dance, junior Julie Rudolph knots one of many purple and white balloons. Photo by Renee Strong. WINTER SPORTS FESTIVITIES Another nerd, To show her spir- it, Jennifer Condit sophomore be- comes a third place nerd and re- ceives a candy bar. Photo by Lori Jenks.

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Theme by auper Griggs, Suther gain crowns as G three overtimes cause late dance Three happy seniors, After half- All together. Kerry Priddy, Collecting the crown. Kasey time Patti Frey, Jenny Griggs, and Connie Robbins, Jenny Kirkwood unties the queen's Connie Robbins pose for photogra- Griggs, Robbie Suther, crown for Jenny Griggs. phers. Photo by Gail Etzenhouser, Patti Frey, and Gary Work- Photo by Gail Etzenhouser. man. Photo by Brent Pho- tography. Candidates. Smiling for the pho- tographers, Kerry Priddy and Con- nie Robbins wait for the announce- ments. Photo by Gail Etzenhouser. KING AND QUEEN OF WINTER SPORTS 3 5 FESTIVITIES