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

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JEFF REAMER FFA Reporter 1,22 FFA Pres. 33 Student Aid 43 Greenhand Degree 13 Class Pres. 4. LISA RILEY Trans. From Colby High School senior year: Grad. at Sem.3 Hon. Roll 4. SLIZIE ROBBINS Band l, 23 Pep Band 1,23 Select Girls' Choir I,2,3,4j Mixed Choir 33 Spts. Bulletin 3, Co-Ed 43 FHA I3 NHS 2, Pres. 3,43 Stuco V.P. 43 Quill 6 Scroll 3,43 Pep Club l,'2, '3, '43 Frshman Cheerld. I3 Pom Pon 3,43 Hon. Roll l,2,3,43 Student Aid 33 League Band 1,23 Sm. Ens. ll, 23 League Choir l,2,3,43 Solo I 23 I 33 Sm. Ens. l,23 I 33 Lg. Ens. II 23 II 33 Triple Trio II 23 II 33 State Band l,23 Sm. Ens. Il 23 Trio ll 23 State Choir i,2,3,43 Solo I 23 Sm. Ens. ll 23 ll 33 Lg. Ens. ll 23 Il 33 Triple Trio ll 23 I 33 State Piano ll 23 ll 33 Who's Who Amng. Am. H.S. Students 3,43 Soc of Dist. D. H.S. Students 3,43 Masonic 62f Peoplef Seniors Lodge Theme Contest Winner 43 Class Pres. 13 Class Sec. 2,33 VB l, 2,'3,'43 League TR l,2,33 BSKTB. l,2,'3, 43 TR. 'I,'2,'3,'4, Reg. TR. 2,33 CLS. Nat. Journ. Award 43 Eng. League 3rd, 33 Math Day, Alg. I 2nd, Geo. League Math Day Alg. I lst. BECCA ROCKEFELLER Select Girls' Choir I3 Beg. Choir 13 Photog. 33 FHA 13 Speech l,2,33 Pep Club l,2,3,43 Cross letes 33 FB. l, 2,'3,'43 BSKTB. 1,2, 3, 43 BB. I,'2, 3,'4, All State Hon. Men. FB. 43 Who's Who Amng. Am. H.S. FB. 4. RICK SCHMIDT Trans. From Fairfax, Virginia senior year. Country 23 Mgr. Boys' BSKTB 4. S i DAYNA RELICKER Select Girls' Choir l,2,43 Yrbk. 33 AFS 43 Hon. I,2,3,4j Girls' St. Atl. 33 Student Aid 33 Roll Cert. of Achiev. in Gen. Typing I3 Who's Who Amng. Am. H.S. Students 43 Lang. Olympics, Reading Comp. 33 Nom. for Teen World, KSU Finals 3. SHANON SAIA Honor Roll l,2,43 Student Aid 43 Homecoming King Candidate 43 Who's Who Amng. Am. H.S. Students 33 Who's Who Amng. Am. H.S. Ath- Summa JAY SIMS Band I3 Pep Band 13 FFA 23 Hon. Roll 13 Stu- dent Aid 3,43 FB. l,2,3,43 BSKTB, I,2,3Q TR. 13 WR. 3,4. SCOTT SPIKER Mixed Choir I,2,33 Newspaper 33 FFA 1,2,3,43 Hon. Roll I,2,3,41 Student Aid 33 League Choir i,2,33 Cert. of Achiev. in Gen. Typing I3 Who's Who Amng. Am. H.S. Students 43 Greenhand Degree I3 FB. '43 CC l, '2, 3: Reg- CC- I3 State CC I3 League CC l,2,33 TR 'l, 2,'33 League TR 132,35 WR. 1,'2, 3, 43 Reg. WR. 2nd, 33 Sub- State WR. 3rd, 43 State WR. 3.

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CAROL RABB Select Girls' Choir 4g Mixed Choir 31 Beg. Choir 23 Newspaper 23 Rifle Girl 23,43 Student Aid 43 League Choir 33 League Ens. l 3. PAC MAN FEVER Sales of home video games increase People spend much time and money on the booming industry of video games. Wxth the booming popularity of video games in pizza restaurants and arcades sales have gone up Famrlles bought Atari video games to PTOVICXE entertainment at home People played the new games at Show Biz the new pizza place in Topeka Instead of going to play the games and addxng the cost of pizza families purchased their own home video games The cost of these games ran from S150 to S179 and each tape which had one mam game plus many other games cost S36 The first big video game was Space invaders ln this game e person shoots at the invaders from space while dodging the in- vaders' bullets, Asteroids came out shortly after Space Invaders. i Asteroids consists of one shooter controlled by the player The shooter can tum any direction or move anywhere on the screen The player shoots at the asteroids coming in from ali sides of the screen Space invaders and Aster olds were considered the two most popular videcr games There were other Atari vldee games that involve a car driver er battle ships There was even a pm ball video game Families actually had this kind of excitmg entertainment at home instead of going out to a restau rant and spending money on food KIM BROOKS V , 1 f f . , . . r. ,- .ff V A A V 'V I V '. . ' -:f.'f.f, 'V .1'i A A +V f ' z' , p - M i if T' Y ' T FTWTTE - W f73f1'f.Q,'5LQ'ff?f7 Wfmif ,S .lf , ,. .' -L -.1-I ., . ffl ff Q I ,jgkj of 7,3 ff .QL fi. , ,. ., m - q ,W - f . L -' ' ,, . '- .gig ':, .1 if, - f, Lf' Q: ' ity.: ff,.,f:, ff' Q - 'j U V' V: . . .3 f, Q. will : Y I Q rs I Q vi ,YQ K . . V - Vi- 'qgf I 12157 ' fkg if if:g:5fi'ffQ,3ffl':' ,. xi' ' ,3f:' - ' ,l 'l iff, .f 5' 'fm ff-9 1 ' ' H - 45' -i if.fL,4tf :L .f,i'f'2m5 :'f .:71f ,V V , ., ,K .V V , , -i,:':g:,::,':gf53-,rin ,r ..., ,,.,.f,3Q, 5' gf I . 5 ,,. -.1 K' ,, ' fn grifupj 'Q if ,5 r , ,, fgffgivsf'f9r,'f5iff'if.f:''zzffh ill Senior STEPHANIE HARROD candidate, is Pep Club and fans for their support during the caught off guard during group picture day. state championship game is the football team. iPhoto by ERIC DILLINGERJ C25 Thanking the iPhoto by BRENT PHOTOGRAPHYJ PeoplefSeniorsf61

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JIM STADLER Beg. Choir BB. l. 4g Greenhand Degree lg BSKTB. lg 2 JCDBS! Working senior year brings benefits Students find employment, exper- ience. and enjoyment at McDon- alds. Many seniors worked their way toward future plans for example senior GlNA JOLLIE This exper ience wasnt a totally bad one for her as she recalled many very fun ny things that happened at McDon aid s Westtown located on Gage Havmg a race to see what team made an order ready the fastest during the rush hour was one way JOLLIE passed time and also earned extra money Their favorite plant really thrived well on Coke and milk but it was replaced by a plastic plant which had seen better times as the leaves were burned around the edges Although there were many fun times physical abuse was also part of the rob JOLLIE was burned and had her fingers smashed The McDonald s grill blew up once spraying white foam everywhere, which caused them to open at 10:30 a.m. instead of their regular 7:00 a.m. KEVIN GRUBB NANCY MAR TEN PAM SWARTZ and SUZIE ROBBlNS seniors all worked at McDonald s in North Topeka GRLIBB planned to organize a stan dardlzed training system and fm :shed school at semester to enter management Working durzng the school year had its disadvantages not being able to get homework done or not going out as much as a person would like were two of these Work mg helped a person plan his career better and give him enough money to be able to get the education to carry it out l recommend that if a person was planning to go to col lege he should work during his sen lor year JOLLIE says LAURIE ARMSTRGNG ' 4 .- fly Hurrying to get his books for his next class, 125 RICK CORBIN senior works diligently on senior MIKE MCDANIEL crams books into his his art project, iPhoto by ANNETTE MARTINH locker. iPhoto by TRACEY GRIGGSJ PeoplefSeniorsf63