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

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lass for all. While junior Joey Jeaver gives his heckling speech, ammy Yinger, David Biswell, like Wichman, David Graf, Don- Q.. :vt nie Borders, and Shawn Howey make him laugh. Photo by Lori Jenks. EAST PASSAGEWAY: ENGLISH 5 3 ACADEMIA SCHOLARS . . X 1 TIgk,. . anis .- - 'vii X.: ' i Xxx . . X M sf ELISA GOODNOW: I like Ms. Bonine's English class. She enter- tains the class, which makes it more enjoyable. Photo by Gail Etzen- houser. STEPHANIE VINCENT: I'm glad I had to take a speech class. I didn't really like speech, but it will come in handy in the future. Photo by Connie Robbins. ALAN THOMAS: In freshman English, it was fun reading Romeo and Juliet. I liked the class. Photo by Lori Jenks.

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ACADEM A Credits More English needed for graduation 'qt nglish classes come in many forms. From '7 heckling speeches to yearbook deadlines to writ- ing a science fiction novel, English comes in various patterns. With the newly acquired requirement needed for graduation credits, all of the different English classes have been put to use. Four English credits are required to graduate along with a speech credit. Stu- dents could take creative writing and journalism along with the typical Eng- lish classcs.D EAST PASSAGE WAY' ENGLISH hawk ti'-im Two for class. During college Eng- lish, Mrs. Gail Naylor goes over the assignment as seniors Mark Reamer and Patti Frey listen. Photo by Connie Robbins. All together. As a classmate solves a grammatical error, freshman Karri McKinsey follows along. Photo by Tammy Kruger. ACADEMIA Knowledge in plaid. In writing senior Jenny pauses as she reads her piece of work. Photo by Strong. l 6 Looks good to me. J Scott Strecker and Kelly hana proofread each others pers in creative writing. by Renee Strong. ' 4 F GI.lSll

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.-21QQxQ5f.lXl...A Calculus Mathematicians seek new higher math class before college vanced math class. It is based on scien- tific theory. Calculus was discovered in the late 1700's. Calculus is practical math for technical fields, mostly engineering. There were only 4 students en- rolled in calculus: Danny Ledeboer, Juergen Massey, Nadia Evenepoel, and Mike Jacobs. Mr. Alan Cunning- ham, instructor, said that Evenepoel helped out in the class because she had taken the class before in Belgium. This was Cunningham's first year of teaching calculus. It isn't a substitute for col- lege calculus, hopefully, it will help the ones who do take it in college. alculus is an ad- , :QQ ,. ,cv-sf What is the answer? Working on the overhead, freshmen Jo Man- hart and Michael Martin write down the answer in Mr. Jim Lind- strom's Algebra I class. Photo by Jenni Jarmel. 7xnl8x7l:?. Figuring out the trade math question,junior Melissa Corp hurries with her assignment. Photo by Jenni Jarmel. ACADEMIA 5 4 . P QE tits-.Q X S . 'lr Hurry up, bell, and ring! Wait for the dismissal of class, jul Emily Leonard watches studs work with computers in comp: programming class. Photo by R in Rueck. Lost and Found. After searcl' for the answer in her book, sop more Tammy Yinger completes geometry assignment. Photo by nee Strong.