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

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PLATES ON SALE! Nachos go to winner of sales of plates The Sophomore Class had a lot of ideas for money-making projects for the second-semes- ter. lt finally boiled down to one idea which was to sell license plates. The license plates had the words Silver Lake Golden Eagles on them, and they were sold for four dollars. The Sophomore Class tried to sell at least one hundred and twen- ty-five license plates and hoped to make at least two hundred and eighteen dollars from the sales. The first prize for the per- son who sold the most license plates was a bag of Nachos and a coke from Tex's Drive-in, pro- vided by Mrs. VERA LEON- ARD. qlj While stopping between classes, sophomores PAM FREY and MICHELE ENELKEN get their books from their lockers. iPhoto by PAM SWARTZQ Q23 Sophomore ANGIE HOOK laughs at a joke while in MR. DLIANE MILLERS' KOW'S class. QPhoto by ANNETTE MARTINE PeoplefSophomoresf75

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Kay Weller Troy Wolf Vince Zabala OH, MORE MO EY! Sophomore-s sell championship t-shirts As a money-making project, the sophomore class sold state Cham' pionship t-shirts, one gray with maroon sleeves and another gold. The design on the shirts showed a starred football announcing Class 3A State Champs. The t- shirts, which were ordered from California Custom Shirts, were sold for eleven dollars with twenty cents extra for additional lettering. The profit was S1I6.5O. QU As class comes to an end, PENNY STITES sophomore reaches to put her work away for the day. iPhoto by KIM BROOKSJ QI Startled by the click of the Camera, KIM FRANK and ROBIN BAILEY sophomores look puzzled. iPhoto by NANCY MARTINI Q35 MIKE RLIECK sophomore listens carefully to another student talk. iPhoto by KIM Brooksj f4j Thumbing through the file cabinet, LESA MARTINEK sophomore looks for her folder, iPhoto by KIM BROOKSI Q55 MONTE ELLIS sophomore checks his biol- ogy grade. fPhoto by ERIC DILLINGERJ 19 H if .ft ' I ftfwf. lslni 1 it YQ li I fn, M ...xi t ,fy , , ...s ,t . . .. A: . ff I af PeoplefSophomoresf77