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

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ONDERFUL! Colorful gym promotes prom theme On April 17, 1982, the high school was transformed into a different envi- ronment for the junior-senior prom. From 7:30 to 12:30 the seniors were the guests of the juniors for an enter- taining night. Having raised enough money through their record-breaking maga- zine sales, the prom included decora- tions such as rainbow reflections, an eight by twenty-five foot rainbow, drifting clouds for wall scenery, and rainbow wall murals to go with the theme Rhapsody of Rainbows. Decorations were purchased from Stumps. Although there was no meal, hors d'oeuvres were provided by Bauman Catering Service. Music was provided by Bonita Shortline, bringing an estimated cost of the prom to S2800-53000, Sponsors provided Brent Photogra- phy for pictures of students and their dates and the first foreign-exchange student JUDY BEAUMONT, as a guest speaker. Junior class sponsors included MS. PAT BONINE, MR. C.J. HAMILTON, MR. BUCK BRADEN, and MR. LOREN ZIEGLER. ZIEGLER commented, 1'The prom was a suc- cess because the people involved in this effort made it a success. 113 During a field trip to the water plant, DERON JOHNSON and KURT LUDWICK ju- niors spot something that catches their atten- tion. QPhoto by PAM SWARTZJ 123 After finishing their studies, ERlN WILEY junior watches as KYLE DILLINGER and TONY LEIKER juniors challenge each to a game of chess, iPhoto by NANCY MARTINQ PeoplefJuniorsf69

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I is A .iw f -1 MOST SOLD! Junior class sets new Selling magazines for the Junior Class proved to be a prosperous ac- tivity. The class of 1983 set a new- high-school record by selling the highest number of subscriptions ever with a total of S5,900. The juniors cleared S2,50O with enough money to make the junior-senior prom a fi- nancial success. The top seller was KELLY TABBERT who sold a total of 49 magazines and two albums for a school record grand total of 5410. The Junior Class started selling magazines early in September and canvassed Silver Lake and the surrounding communi- ty. They finished selling magazines two weeks and two days into Sep- tember. The magazine company re- presentative stated that this was the most successful for Silver Lake High School's Junior Class magazine sales compaign. CU KYLE DILLINGER junior looks for sources to continue work on his research paper. iPhoto by MECHELE OATHOUTJ Q3 Waiting for a pep assembly to start, STEVE BRADY junior gets taken by surprise. iPhoto by BECCA ROCKEFELLERJ PeoplefJuniorsf71