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

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Bleachers give football field new look Silver Lake Junior College? No not quite, but looking at the football field, anyone passing by could sure mis- take it for one. With the 1982 football season a new set of stadium seats will arrive, which will comfortably ac- commodate 1400 people. Every night and every weekend, volunteers mustered up enough strength to put in as much as forty hours a week, on top of their regular jobs, to create the structure made of scrap iron 1donat- ed from Goodyear Rubber Company5 and lumber. Mr. Robert Bixby ap- proached the school board with the ideas and led the others in making a 360,000 structure into a 310,000 re- ality. Other major contributers were Charles Martin, Alan Ellis, Lyle McDougal, Orville Martinek, Delbert Safarik, Norbert Brady, John Hoover, Norman Biswell, Mike Blanding, Den- nis Gabriel, Randy Smith, Neal Tay- lor, and Don Falk. The school board also helped in paying for welding rods, saw blades, tools, and lumber. The bleachers will sit on the north side of the field, making it convenient for home fans to park, and then will come complete with a brand new press box. So bring all your friends to the Eagles' football games because there will be plenty of room for every- one. NANCY MARTIN 115 SCOTT STRINGER senior lounges in the library while hunting for a book. 125 The 1982 bleachers arrive. 135 Senior MARK BISWELL and junior TANYA ELLIS discuss plans for a date. 14,75 After winning the Sub-State game, JER- RY KRLIGER senior and BOBBY PFANNEN STIEL junior enjoy a popular magazine with the players. 155 Baseball fans bundle up for the cold game. 165 BOBBY GIFFORD senior demonstrates how to clean a gun during speech class. 185 Senior MECHELE OATHOLIT assists the preschoolers in child development class. 195 LALIRIE ARMSTRONG junior dances with BILL WALDMANN freshman at the Christmas dance. 1105 MICHAEL ESCALANTE junior takes a break from decorating for the prom. 1Photo by: KIM BROOKS, MECHELE OATHOUT, PAM SWARTZ, MICHAEL ESCALANTE, TRACEY GRIGGS, ERIN WILEY, NANCY MARTIN, and ERIC DILLINGER5 1115 ERIN WILEY junior chows down on popcorn during English class. 1125 Seniors involved say the class of '82. 1135 For a demonstrative speech, BOBBY DEITER sophomore presents how to make hoagie treats. 206 f Closing

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BEST OF TIMES Colophon EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Stephanie Harrod ASSOCIATE EDITOR Gina Jollie ASSISTANT EDITOR Diane Dult- meier BUSINESS MANAGERS Dianne Schmidt. Kelly 'Tabbert STAFF Laurie Armstrong. Robin Bailey, Kim Brooks. Amy Constant, Cindy Doebele, Brigette Hartter, Brent Landis, Lesa Martinek, Shelli Sumner, Erin Wiley, Shannon Wiley, Troy Wolf HEAD PHOTOGRAPHERS Tracey Griggs. Pam Swartz PHOTOGRAPHERS Kim Brooks, Eric Dillinger. Michael Escalante. 208 f Closing Annette Martin, Nancy Martin, Me- chele Oathout, Becca Rockefeller, Erin Wiley, Diane Dultmeier. ADVISOR Mrs, Roseann Gish PAPER STOCK 80-pound double coated enamel COVER Rich Gold Ink 327 on Maroon 327 HEADLINE TYPE 30 point Korinna SUB-HEADLINE TYPE 18 point Kor- inna BODY TYPE IO point Korinna CLITLINE TYPE 8 point Korinna DIVISION PAGE ART Amberlith PRESS RUN 250 Special thanks to Josten's Ameri- can Yearbook Company, Don Mathers, Debbie Shults and Roseann Gish RATING All-American rating by Co- lumbia Scholastic Press Association C1981 Editionj i I TM