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

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Far rlghlz Elafed over The previous an- nouncemenTs, Tonyd Ellis ond Bobby Pfcin- nensTiel reign ds The new Homecoming Queen ond King. -phoTo by BrenT PhoTog- rdphy. Righi: Crown bearers Derek Thompson ond Danielle Huske join Homecoming Roy- dlTy of 1984, Noncy lVldrTin ond Mike McDaniel, To presenT The cdndiddTes Their gifTs of chorms ond key chains. -phoTo by Erin Wiley. Huske, Thompson be RoydlTy c'owned Under The STdrs' 'Under The STors depicTed The Homecoming Theme which wds reflecTed on The fooTbdll field Oc- Tober 4, Homecoming nighT. STors speckled The cledr sky ds The vor- siTy boys jogged off The field grdsping onTo o fourTeen poinT ledd over Royol Vdlley dT hdlf- Time. Pep Club members filed onTo The field To form Three hdlf circles To frdme The condiddTes GS They come To Toke Their pldce. As The morching bond pldyed lf os bdckground music, Julie BuTler senior, Pep Club PresidenT, dn- nounced The cdndiddTes ond Their dcTiviTies ond ochievemenTs over The pdsf yedrs. The momenT orrived ond Tdnyo Ellis wds crowned by Bobby PfdnnensTiel. I wos ToTolly shocked. I never believed l'd ocfudlly geT queen, Tdnyd Ellis sdid. AfTer The Home- coming ocTiviTies, The vdrsify foofbollers rollied on To Triumph over The PdnThers 2'l-7. Above rlghi: You're worTh S100,000 To us! procldimed signs ThroughouT The school during spiriT week. -phoTo by Befh Brondenburg. Far right As she kneels on The sldellnes, senior Kim Brooks onTicipoTes The dn- nouncemenTs of The Homecoming Queen ond King. -phoTo by Didne DulTmeier. RighT: Replacing her hat with a crown, Tdnyd Ellis joins Bobby PfdnnensTiel on The field during hdlfTime. -phoTo by BrenT Pho- Togrdphy. 42OfACTIVITIESfHOlVIEC0lVlING as ff-.

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Tapeka's awn Grana reabens far sisTershira af Kansas ClTy Ubrawn 'UMW EKU suns usual! ff Holding The gianl Eagles Iellers, lhe Pep Club geTs fired up aT The Varsily Boys' Sub-Stare game as They baTTle againsT ln'1rnacuIaTa on The Bulldogs' home courT.- phoTo by Maria Shell. On The way To Language Olympics held aT Emporia Srare UniversiTy, some of The guys assisT cars as They slruggle up The icy, slick road.-phoTo by Mary DekaT. DIVISION PAGEfACTIVITIESf'I '19 RTN! ...

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Homecoming Candidates: Steve Brady, Annette Martin, Bobby Pfannenstiel, Tan- ya Ellis, Brent Lilley, and Shelli Sumner. - photo by Kim Brooks. f . 1 by Kathy Stolle We wish. We all dream. But how often do our wishes, our dreams, actually come true? lt is hard work and dedication that will lead us, as Americans, to the answer of our dreams, to victory in life - victory in general. Often, after a long sought individual's dream does come true, he is disappoint- ed. it isn't always auite what the individual expected, therefore he is left with a feel- ing of emptiness - failure. But quite possi- bly it wasn't he who failed at all. Perhaps it was simply his dream that wasn't indeed pure, ,. Lite, like a dream, is constantly chang- ing. At times, it would seem as if life was all dried up and stunk , as a deferred dream. But more often than not, life's ln- tention is to bring out happiness in people and glory to the iand. The American Dream is just that: to have happy people and a glorified land. Obviously, this Dream has yet to flour- ish, We Americans live in one of the youn- gest countries. We are still learning, grow- ing, adjusting, and unfortunately, fighting. Murder is a common every day occur- rence. Suicides are at the highest rate ever, and rape and thefts are still going strong. Does this sound like a country with a beautiful Dream - an American Dream ? The 'lDream can and will come true only through a joint effort. lt will not be individuals who capture and nourish the Dre-am : it must be all Americans striving tor a victory, reaching for our goal - the ultimate goal - living the American Dream. HOMECOMING f ACTIVITIES f '12 4