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

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. ,e insas State Band Day. Students of World Records for the largest nm all over Kansas meet to play marching band in the world. Photo a mass band at half time. The by Robin Kingsley. iss band broke the Guiness Book WEST PASSAGEWAY: BAND ACADEMIA SCHOLARS EILEENA CORBER: I like band because you get to visit a lot of exciting places. Photo by Robin Kingsley. JAY STADLER: The band really peps up the crowd at the games and entertains them as well. Photo by Robin Kingsley. JOHN HAWKINS: Working as a band is just like working as a team. It's hard work. Photo by Lori Jenks.

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ass band Balloons almost make city to city stop in Michigan Editor's note: On the night of October 6, when the Eagles played Wabaunsee, the high school band, the junior high band, and the grade school band formed a mass band to perform before the home crowd. One of the song's featured was 99 Red Balloons. While the high school and the junior high played, the grade school released red bal- loons with messages. A few of the balloons were found and returned with this message: 1 found your balloon hanging in a tree while walking on the Lake Michigan shoreline. This is not the first balloon l've found, but the only one from such a distance. l enjoy walking the beach on very windy days, and that is when l found yours. When I went down the beach the first time, l didn't see anything, but on the way back l saw the red balloons in a tree, l always find a lot of balloons on the beach, and always make a habit of checking them out. This time was a lucky catch. There was hardly any air left in the balloons, only two had air in them. l'm sending you the balloons just the way l found them and your message. Thought you might like to know that about sixty miles to the south of Manis- ter, Michigan, is a town called Sil- ver Lake, Michigan. lt almost made a perfect city to city stop. Your friend, Charles D. Hansen, Manister, Michigan P.S. Found the message on 11-5- 84. When did you send them? AQ.f3s..Q.E.M...53 f lk' Rest. Freshman Karri McKinsey takes a break between measures. Photo by Renee Strong. Band. First Row: Tonya Earl, Te- resa Barraclough, Jana Stadler, Shelley Renfro, Karri McKinsey, Tina Harrison, Teresa Rohn, Emily Leonard. Second Row: Darci Rei- chardt, Cinnemon Bath, Carmen Wanklyn, Jo Manhart, Lisa Oath- out. Christy Taylor, Lisa Thomas, John Hawkins, Elisa Goodnow. Third Row: Melissa Corp, Nicole Sides, Stacey Wright, Coleen Chance, Kim Safarik, Sandra ACADEMIA Daugherty, Kim Schmidtberger, Sarah Cunningham, Genell Schultes, Angie Mohler, Jenny Darting. Fourth Row: Jay Stadler, Pat Winter, Matt Jessop, Shannon Hook, Shawn Francis, Tim Oath- out, Alan Thomas, John Shaw, Jason McClure, Dawn Bahner, Fifth Row: Terry Moeckel, Steph- anie Vincent, Tina Cloe, Michael Martin, Todd Miller, Rick Mac- Causland, Ted Adams, Darren Falk, Chris Phelps, Nick Hulsing, and Jill Baker. Photo by Brent Photography. WEST PASSAG EWAY: ss Li 5 ii Contrabass clarinet. Senior Til Cloe plays the new instrument pu chased by the school district. BAND

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ats off Props ignite chara cteriza tion of mem bers ilver Streak and f i the Notations 4 i have improved their 66 ,a images and performances with props. Instead of spending their money-mak- ing project profits on choir attire, they spent it on hats, canes, and feather boas. In the October 16th show both choirs displayed a variety of presentations using the cos- tume apparell. The Silver Streaksf' which included all choir members, performed to the tune Puttin' on the Ritz, with both the hats and canes, while the Nota- tions, a group of nine se- lected girls, maneuvered Big Spender' with the help of the boas and audience participation. Also in the fall concert the choir gained extra help from drummer Todd Miller, and bass Tim Oathout. The most unforge- table experience was the so- loists, Krystal Kirkwood and Emily Leonard for their performance as two broken hearted peopleil ACADEMI NOTATIONS. Front Row: Emi- ly Leonard. Second Row: Jennifer Condit, Carmen Wanklyn. Third Row: Stephanie Vincent, Tonya Earl. Fourth Row: Robin Rueck, Lori Jenks. Back Row: Michelle Haas, Krystal Kirkwood. Photo by Brent Photography. SILVER STREAKSJ' Front Row: Emily Leonard, Tina Cloe, Teresa Barraclough, Carmen Wanklyn, Stephanie Vincent, Jen- nifer Condit. Second Row: Robin Rueck, Elisa Goodnow,Tonya Earl, Kim Hewett, Lisa Thomas, Tammy Yinger, Cinnemon Bath. Back Row: Arnie Ruecker, Michelle Haas, Krystal Kirkwood, Laura Poe, Lori Jenks, Laine Troxel, Don Borders. Not Pictured: Nadia Evenepoel, Sherry Cooper. Photo by Brent Photography. ,, rf,,igM , 4 , M 7 fW,: 32,1 if .1 i ' V Top hats and arrow collar. During the fall concert, Steph- anie Vincent sophomore dances easily and carefully so as not to knock off her props. Photo by Kristi VandeVelde. Choo-Chee-Coo-Chee. Dur- ing their fall concert juniors Lori Jenks and Robin Rueck dance with Mr. Gerald Mc- Clure and Mr. Kendall Phelps. Photo by Jenni Jarmel. ACADEMIA WEST PASSAGEWAY: CHOIR