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

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Sunday graduation ends baccalaureate f Why do we have to be the first to be different? This question was asked frequently by a vast majority of seniors. On Sunday May 23, 1982, commencement exercises took place without a baccalaureate occuring. When questioned about the change Principal LARRY WINTER listed twd reasons for the change. First, the baccalaureate is considered a reli- gious ceremony and could be proven to be in conflict with the First Amendment. Second, there was a de- cline in attendance due to lack of interest. Continuing, Winter said, l am not dead set against the bacca- laureate, and l'm not saying that there definitely will never be one again. GINA JOLLIE lj Sports: Outreaching her Rossville opponent is sophomore CAROL ROBBINS. iPhoto by MICHAEL ESCALANTEQ 25 People: Junior KYLE DILLINGER prepares to mount-up for a debate trip to Wamego. iPhoto by BECCA ROCKEFELLERj 33 Academics: Ironing her material before lay- ing her pattern pieces down is a must for freshman DARCY ETZEL. iPhoto by AN- NETTE MARTINJ 4, Events: After being elected outstanding pre- siding officers of the Senate, ERIC DILLINGER senior debates an issue. 53 Ads: Displaying his fashionable attire for the spring prom is senior JERRY KRUGER. QPhoto by TRACEY GRIGGSJ Events f Division Page f 123

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Eagles finish Homecoming week by defeating the Osage City Indians, 27-O Topping off the weeks' activities by winning against Osage City, the Eagles celebrated with the annual dance. Earlier in the week, Indians, Clowns, and Babies roamed the halls during Spirit Seek. Winning Indian Day were GINA JOLLIE and NANCY MARTIN seniors while DAYNA RUECKER senior and ANNETTE MARTIN junior portrayed the win- ning clowns. JODI CAIRNS senior and COLETTE BOSSE freshman won Baby Day. Over-alls and jerseys were worn next with the colors of Silver Lake closing the week. lt was the happiest day of my life because it brought us together like sisters. It was great! and l'Il never forget it, but it went so quickly. I appreciate the way everybody sup- ported us and were so nice! was how candidates TRACEY GRIGGS and NANCY MARTIN seniors summed up their experiences. The candidates were RHONDA KINGS- LEY and SHANON SAlAg NANCY MARTIN and BRUCE FERGUSONg and TRACEY GRIGGS and MIKE MCDANIEL all of whom were sen- iors. Last year's Queen and King, DIANE MARTIN and BRYAN FER- GUSON, presented the crowns. til Plotting an attack for the Indians was GINA JOLLIE senior as she portrayed an Indian. iPhoto by MECHELE OATHOUTQ Q21 Senior JERRY KRUGER kicks a field goal against the Indians as BRUCE FERGUSON senior holds the ball. iPhoto by NANCY MAR- TlNj Q33 Miss JAN PATTON pauses in her pajama's while teaching a choir class during spirit week. iPhoto by NANCY MARTINJ 143 Decorating the hall seems to be more enjoy- able while eating a sucker and sitting on JAY SIMS senior, as LAURA ROSS sophomore proves while BRUCE FERGUSON senior helps. iPhoto by NANCY MARTINJ ,jk I, N i- gi - so rbi