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

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Choir competitionz MECHELE OATHOUT l at Regional B ll at State, and JODY SNIDER l at Regional B ll at State. Band competition: KASEY KIRKWOOD l rat- ing at Regional for drum S ll rating at state for drum. Winners of scholarships - Front row: Suzie Robbins, Rhonda Kingsley, Nancy Martin, Sus san Bray. Back row: Dayna Ruecker, Marie Beuchat, Bruce Ferguson, Eric Dillinger, Tonya Dekat. Missingz Kevin Frank, Stacey Wanklyn, Mechele Oathout Placed 3rd in League or better on Emporia State Llniversity Scholarship tests - Front row: Diane Dultmeier, Patti Frey, Cindy Doebele, Tina Cloe, Kelly Tabbert, Shelli Sumner, Mary Tomlinson, Maria Shell, Jim Armstrong. Sec- ond row: Beth Brandenburg, Susan Bray, Sher- ry Rohn, Annette Martin, Dianne Schmidt, Stephanie Harrod, Sonny Garner, Steve Brown, Vicki Vande Velde, Suzie Robbins. Back row: Eric Dillinger, Bruce Ferguson, Cliff Leiker, Tony Leiker, Mike Rueck, Art Thomas, Brent Lilley. Missing: Brent Landis, Stacey Wanklyn, Debra Welch. Kansas Scholars- Front row: Stephanie Harrod, Eric Dillinger, Susan Bray, Suzie Robbins. Back row: Bruce Ferguson, Tonya Dekat Todd Brandenburg. Missing: Becca Rockefeli lor. + fi 44,1-'Z' il' 5 'i f5 if Kansas Honor students: Stephanie Harrod, 'Susan Bray, Bruce Ferguson, Tonya De. Bt, Suzie Robbins, Nancy Ma,-tin. Debate and speech tournament placements: Front row: Debbie Brungardt, Tony Leiker, Susan Bray. Back row: Maria Shell, Judy Beaumont, Diane Dultmeier, Steve Brown, Kyle Dillinger, Patti Frey, Tammy Harrison. Missing: Eric Dillinger jim Photos by Brent Photography, Eric Dillinger, Diane Dultmeier, Michael Escalante, Mrs. Roseann Gish, Tracey Griggs, Annette Martin, Erin Wiley. Events f Academic Awards f 153 r Q

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154 j Events f Graduation Exchange student trades flags, naming Silver Lake as part of South Africa The day we thought was so long away is how SUZIE ROBBINS, the vale-dictorian, summed up the 1982 graduation. The fiftyeight members of the class of '82 were told to look to the future and try to reach the impos- sible. BRUCE FERGUSON, the salutato- rian, told how they had each ma- tured in their own ways during high school. I-le also told how all had be- come a partsof Silver Lakes history in athletics, by winning 3A State Football and 3A States Baseball, and also in academics, by placing third in the State of Kansas Schoiarship Clon- test, 'administered by Emporia State University. A 3 A A A The class was also part of history in theifact they hadsthei first Ameri- A can Fields Service student 'JUDY BEALIMCJNT presented Silver Lake with a flag from her country and named Silver Lake an honorary city of South Africa as Larry Winter, prin- cipal, also gave BEAUMONT an American flag to take home with her. Q17 Silver Lake is not a true example of how life is. Few of us know what it's like to be on our own, a time to leave friends and family and to make our own decisions said salutatorian BRUCE FERGUSON. Although the true meaning of graduation hasnt hit us yet, one day we-'ll wake up in strange surroundings and realize that we, too, have changed? iPhoto by MARY DEKATQ 123 MRLARRY WINTER checks to make sure KEVIN FRANK, ELISE GARNER, and BOBBY GSFFORD are in the Correct order. fPhote by KIM BROOKS3 g ' Q39 Receiving emotional hugs of congratula- tions from friends are seniors TRACEY GRIGGS and RHONDA KINGSLEY, iPhoto by QBETI-l BRANDENBURG3 145 ME-ZCHEILE OATHOUT receives a friend!- igifitof a makeup case. iPhoto by BETH BRAN- H DENBURGB A .. MH 2 l