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

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Rlght: Durlng mornlng practlce tor Klng and Queen festivities, Beth Brandenburg junior sets herself for taking a picture of advisor lVlr. Ron Kramer as he gives direc- tions to the Pep Club members. -photo by Diane Dultmeier. Far Rlght: Student Council advlsor Mr. Ron Kramer explains to the candidates and Student Council members the way events will run the upcoming night. -photo by Diane Dultmeier. Snow storm causes delay of activities iPomponomous' assembles dance skills Starting after lunch count and roll call, Student Council held morning practice for the activi- ties for Friday night. Pep club members were to form a heart with the point toward the Silver Lake side, while the emcee for the night, Tammy Harrison, senior, went through the candidates' achievements. ln the afternoon, Student Council had decorated the com- mons area before the first game started at 4:00 p.m. Later in the day, a pep assembly took place with the A-Team cheerleaders and Pom Pon squad in charge. The squads performed a skit i'Pomponomous, introducing it to the student body. Pompono- mous showed off its ability to add and ability to dance. During half-time of the girls' var- sity game, parents of seniors in winter sports and cheerleaders were honored. Upper Rlght: Senlor basketball players honor their parents with corsages and boutineers at the half-time of the girls' varsity game. -photo by Julie Hawkins, Rlght: To top ott the decorations that night, Loren Dekat sophomore spends his time taping stars together. -photo by Lau- ra Ross. Rlght: Waltlng for thelr cue to proceed to their designated space, senior candi- dates Julie Barker and Deron Johnson talk about the activities coming up that even- ing photo by Julie Hawkins. 44OfACTlVlTlESf KING AND QUEEN OF WINTER SPORTS

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X Left: Front Row: Diane Dultmeler, Pattl Frey, Tina Harrison, Mrs. Gail Naylor-spon- sor, Lara Dillinger, Debbie Brungardt, Tammy Harrison, and Suzy Howell Back Row: Steve Brown, Mike Jacobs, Tony Leiker, Danny Ledeboer, and Troy Wolf.- photo by Beth Brandenburg. Below: Ceremony committee members, seniors Tammy Harrison and Cindy Blan- tenship prepare the hearts for the even- ings activities.-photo by Beth Branden- burg. I Student s speech talent lands theatre part for future experience by Angela Shell While the majority ot her friends were at the football games Maria Shell was eitherpracticlng or per- forming in the play THE PRlME OF MISS JEAN BRODlE put on by the Topeka Civic Theatre. Shell has al- ways been interested in drama and when she saw an ad in the newspaper advertising tryouts for the play she became interested. She tried out for a part knowing ' without any experience except for on the speech circuit, she would be lucky to get a part. To her sur- NATIONAL FORENSICS LEAGUE AND STUDENT COUNCILfACTlVITIESf'l39 prise a few weeks later she re- ceived a call saying she had gotten a part as one the the six school girls. Shell had practices during the fol- lowing two months before opening night. Though Shell only had two lines in the play she felt is was beneficial for her. She met many people and made new friends. lt also allowed her to learn more about the theatre and develop her dramatic talent. Shell plans to tryout for another play in the near future with hopes of getting a larger part, now that she has a little experience.

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L Far Below: Durlng Friday morning re- Below: Made up gf me A.1'eqm cheer. hearsal, senior Jody Snider sings The leaders end ofthe pem pen Squeerj-pem- Theme Sono HSVTOOT fOr The MOOD- -DTTOTO ponomous debuTs Tis rdenrs or The pep by Diane DulTmeier. assembly. -phoio by Diane Dulimeier. 5 X Nw -ss ,o.. me I if Nw . . , 'il' T 7 'hi' A Pd o 'v 4 ...4 ' v 2 ,hx as fs-ss... i N R ss- ., s Siorm provides recreaiion Time by Lescl Mariinek Providing a vacoTion for sTudenTs Through The firsT week of February nine inches of snow was dumped around The area on January 3OTh and 3'lsT. The snow- sTorm, along wiTh mony gusTy winds, sTarT- ed laTe Sunday nighT conflnuing Through Monday and causing school To be closed on Tuesday, Because of The wind, drifTs were formed, hindering Traffic and buses, forcing The closing of school on Wednes- day, Thursday, and Friday. Games were cancelled all Through The week and varsi- Ty ond junior varsiTy games were made up on The weekend. Some sTudenTs, finding The days off beneficial To Themseives, relaxed and found Time for recreaiion. OTher sfudenis found sledding or skiing To Their liking over The available days as iunior Befh Branden- burg soid High school kids dohi ever really geT enough opporfuniiy To enjoy messing around in The snow before iT gefs all icky . l was ToTally overjoyed when l heard ld have a free day To go skiing Qsleddingjf' Then There were some sTu- denfs who found The bad poinfs To The sTorm. Teresa Rohn freshman found she didn'T like shoveling a fooT of snow off her driveway. And while oThers were building snowmen and hoving snowball fighfs, Tricks were also played by many. School resumed The nexi week: sTu- denfs wenT back To class: ballgames were made up: and The snow slowly sTarT- ed To melT. KING AND QUEEN OF WINTER SPORTSXACTIVITIESXTM -s...