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

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utlook Staff undergoes reno Va tion esiring a better sys- tem, the Eagle Out- '? ii look Staff under- went several forms of ren- ovation. The classroom in which the school paper was produced required an addi- tional electric stapler. Advi- sor Pat Bonine felt that this added to the staff's efficien- cy and wished that the staff would be provided a couple more. The staff itself was small- er than in years past. There- fore, each individual was re- quired to produce a page ev- ery deadline. This was a change from a page every other deadline, as it was in the past, with the usage of teams. The editor depart- ment was broken down into three positions: editor, assis- tant editor, and associate editor. Not only the people, but the pages, too, changed. In- stead of numerous short sto- ries, news briefs, an orga- nized conglamoration of in- formation, were created. Also, the editorial page was depicted by its own individ- ual type, while the remain- ing pages were in uniform type. Finally, the back page was enhanced with two ad- ditions. A 5x7 picture of a school-related event was printed on each edition. Jenni J armel also illustrated the school's mascot, the Ea- gle, in various attire throughout the year. U EAST PASSA GE WAY' NEWSPAPER W 1 Front Row: Jannie Brady, Editorial Editor, Martelle Beethe, Assistant Editor, Vicki Vande Velde, Editor, Genell Schultes, Associate Editor, Pat Bonine, Advisor. Second Row: Billy Frey, Historian, Stacy Work- man, Sports Editor, Jenni Jarmel, Feature Editor. Photo by Debbie Brungardt. Surprise! Junior Jannie Brady is caught off guard while typing as Stacy Workman remains tuned out. Photo by Colette Bosse. ACADEMIA Making the deadline. Staff repor er Majo Rivera Fernandez exan ines her page as senior Gene Schultes types. Photo by Nad Evenepoel. Decisions, decisions. Junior Stat Workman studies a newspaper df sign book. Photo by Robin King ley. PASSAG : NEWSPAPER

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'Q fix X' i'J'5 --qi. flick. To become a photogra- er, senior Debbie Brundardt xches sophomore Cinnemon Bath :tings on a camera. Photo by nni Jarmel. WEST PASSAGEWAY: ENGLISH ACADEMIA SCHOLARS KRYSTAL KIRKWOOD From what I heard, visual media is fun, but Mrs. Gish expects a lot. Photo by Gail Etzenhouser. at SUZY HOWELL: I don't like to do speeches, and I think Evange- line will be easier. Photo by Gail Etzenhouser. EMILY LEONARD: Junior Eng- lish is a very time-consuming classg I guess you do learn. Photo by l Gail Etzenhouser.

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etting heads. Senior editor Vicki newspaper page. Photo by Robin inde Velde concentrates on align- Kingsley. g format letters at the top of her EAST PASSAGEWAY: NEWSPAPER ACADEMIA .Yak SCHOLARS GENELL SCHULTES: I think it was a good idea to have three edi- tors. It's different than what we've done before. It really works. Photo by Lori Jenks. MARTELLE BEETHE: I was really excited when Ms. Bonine told me I was going to be assistant editor. I like having a little more responsibility to newspaper. Photo by Colette Bosse. VICKI VANDE VELDE: Being editor takes a lot of time and re- sponsibility, but I like it. The news- paper really made a lot of good changes, and I am glad to say I was a part of that. Photo by Jenni Jarmel.