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

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Governor's wife tells grade schoolers about her family KAREN CARLIN, first lady of Kan- sas, visited the Silver Lake Grade School. The main topic of her speech was Kansas history and the history of the governor's mansion. While CARLIN spoke, a filmstrip was shown. It showed pictures of rooms in the mansion now and also from 1961 when it first became the gover- nor's mansion. The present gover- nor's mansion is located in West To- peka, and is called Cedar Crest. There are many antiques in the house such as bookcase that is one hundred and twenty years old. She also told about the antique stained windows in the house. To see these and other things in the mansion, tours are available. The mansion is open from one to five o'clock p.m. on Monday through Friday. After her presentation, she opened the floor for questions. The children asked ques- tions such as, Do you cook? , and Do your children get an allowance? My main purpose here today was to show these kids that our family is basically no different than any other, commented CAR- LIN. C15 Jogging down the track are TONYA DE- KAT senior and CHRISTA DARTING. 125 To get her award, COLETTE BOSSE fresh- man stands patiently. C35 While purchasing their goodies, DAVID KRUGER freshman and JIMMY ARMSTRONG sophomore visit after school. C45 Using candles as a syimbol of the torch, are ART THOMAS and MIKE RUECK sophomores at the initiation for National Honor Society. Q55 CONNIE ROBBINS freshman listens to freshman KERRY PRIDDY's important mes- sage. 165 BRUCE FERGUSON senior listens to Coach HAMILTON as he pulls up to third base. Q75 DERON JOHNSON junior tries to embar- rass the girls with a second pair of shorts. Q85 New Journalism Students. Q95 AFS Club Members Q105 At Prom SUZIE ROBBINS senior dances to the beat of the music. 1115 Silhouetted sweethearts are seniors RHONDA KINGSLEY and SHANON SAIA. 1Photos by JUDY BEAUMONT, NANCY MAR- TIN, MICHAEL ESCALANTE, TERRI PERRIN, TRACEY GRIGGS, MECHELE OATHOUT, Ml- CHELE ENGELKEN, ANNETTE MARTIN, and ERIC DILLINGER5 202fCIosing

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Lakeside Church one of town's newest additions COMMUNITY REPORT . . . MR. KEN DARTING and BILLY MILL- ER coached the 4th, 5th, and 6th grade boys' basketball every Satur- day morning for one hour The Lakeside Southern Baptist Church had its first service on October 18, 1981. Reverend FRANK CLAI- BORNE was the speaker 4-H members worked cleaning up the community and making fruit plates for the Silver Lake nursing home . . . Thirty-three community women at- tended a microwave class to learn how to cook food in a microwave. ANN VIOLA spoke at this meeting . . . The Methodist Church did a lot to help the community. The church sponsored the girl scouts and boy scouts. Preschool children met at the church during the week. The Method- ists held a World Day of Prayer open to the community for a money-mak- ing project and planned a clean-up conservation program . . . As mayor, LEONARD LEE stated that there has been a lot of help from different clubs and many things have been done to help the community out. BRIGETTE HARTTER and CINDY DOEBELE IU Senior JODI CAIRNS and junior AMY CON- STANT have fun in the halls before the bell rings. 121 While decorating for the Prom, junior STEVE BRADY takes a break to rest. Q35 During his lunch break for pizza, Junior Class sponsor, MR. LOREN ZIEGLER, dis- cusses how to finish decorating the gym for the Prom. MJ The new Lakeside Baptist Church is locat- ed on Highway 24. 155 Junior KIM BROOKS takes a minute from decorating to take some pictures. Q6j During the game against Hesston at State, the coaches and teammates speculate. 175 Junior BOBBY PFANNENSTIEL waits for senior NANCY MARTIN so he can walk her to class. Q83 On senior skip day, senior BOBBY GIF- FORD prepares his stick for roasting hot dogs. Q95 Junior DIANNE SCHMIDT demonstrates how to snow ski for a speech in class. C107 CINDY BLANKENSHIP junior ties the streamers very patiently and carefully. C111 FHA president, AMY CONSTANT junior, presents MRS. DIANA FROWNFELTER, spon- sor, with a plant at the FHA banquet. IPhotos by TRACEY GRIGGS, KIM BROOKS, ERIC DILLINGER, MICHAEL ESCALANTE, DIANE DLILTMEIER, and PAM SWARTZJ 204fClosing tssssrss Essfifigii tziiiir-21111 ndulwluiui