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

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Surviving Squad down to six novices, experienced s enrollment came to an end, it was Y clear to Mrs. Gail Naylor that only one mem- ber of the previous squad would be returning to de- bate. But somehow this didn't seem to upset Naylor because she also would be receiving six novices into the program. Sophomore Chris Loar was the return- ing experienced debater, and the novices were fresh- men Gina Shell fwho was Loar's partnerj, Graham Wiley with Doug Barnes, Kim Hewitt with Laine Troxel, and Debra Wilke. NAYLOR: We have sev- en debaters which creates a special partner. It means that teams are split up so everyone can debate an equal amount of time. Loar and Shell did mar- ginally well together win- ning most of their tourna- ments on a 4-2 winfloss re- cord. HEWETT: I'll probably be in debate next year. I en- joy meeting all those peo- ple. U EAST PASSAGE WAY' DEBATE, FORENSICS li' ., DEBATE: Debra Wilke, Gina Sllell, Graham Wiley, Kim Hewitt, D ug Barnes, Coach Mrs. Gail Naylor, Laine Toxel, and Chris Loar. Photo by Debbie Brungardt. FORENSICS: First Row: Jennifer Condit, Dawn Smith, Tonya Earl, Stacy Workman, Sarah Cunning- ham, LeAnn Brungardt, Kathy Stolle, Kim Hewett. Second Row: Tina Harrison, Ted Adams, Kelly Mahana, Nick Hulsing, Mike Haas, Coach Gail Naylor, Chris Loar, Todd Miller, and Laine Troxel. Photo by Renee Strong. ACADEMIA BTGGRLPHU -tr - W, . Opening comments. Acting as di rector, sophomore Chris Loar ex plains how the rounds are sched uled. Photo by Colette Bosse. Break time. As the final round be gins, -freshmen Graham Wiley an- Doug Barnes relax. Photo by Cc lette Bosse.

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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.

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EQ,- imme a break. Performing at Workman portray a mother and minute time period. Photo by Na- ianhattan High School, juniors daughter in Anastasia. Duet Acts dia Evenepoel. irah Cunningham and Stacy are presented by two people inaten EAST PASSAGEWAY: DEBATE, FORENSICS ACADEMIA SCH OLARS TINA HARRISON: I really enjoy performing in front of people. My sister got me interested in joining. Photo by Nadia Evenepocl CHRIS LOAR: Debate has kept me up-to-date on things that hap- pen worldwidef' Photo by Nadia Evenepoel. TONYA EARL: At least I can get up in front of people with confi- dence now. Photo by Nadia Even- epoel.