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

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X are OO On what page are the questlons for Chapter 'I'I'? Jay Cairnssenior asks Mr. Jack Oglesby, government teacher. A fy ,, ,V,, , ,,,., , ,, V V A , .VV,, ' ,Q ,M ,, ,,k,..0,, VV,,. E fi , : gr ,,,,, ,,,, , ,W gg3ggMf: '- ' ' qw 1 f. r if , ,, f ' 'ff ' M- .-.,, in i i 2 - i 'V 'VK' s if Q A ,f fwfr ww ff ,, I , .451 , ,. f , f L ' ','3 Sa3'5,' . . - , ,i f V ,,,,, I f ,, ' ' Junlor Hlgh Band This one and only drama student, Kyle Dillinger senior, prepares for his test over Greek history and drama. E f 'i2fOPENlNG

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, Sunny, hoT weaTher for pracTice . nsufficieni paper supply conTribuTes Two hour delay ll .- To begin The day, Teachers heard various commenTs such as I forgoT To have you sign my eli- gibiliTy card, and 'lWill you leT me ouT To decoraTe'? The sTu- denTs on The decoraTing commiT- Tee sTarTed aT 6:30 ThaT morning and soon realized They didn'T have enough sTreamers To finish. DecoraTlng chairmen, seniors Debby Schuh and Debbie Jones, rushed inTo Topeka and reTurned in Two hours wiTh The needed sup- plies. lvleanwhile, 75 oTher sTu- denTs were excused To pracTice for The half-Time ceremony. Dur- ing The pracTice lvlr. Kendall Phelps and senior Cindy Blanken- ship, head of flags, worked vigor- ously To shorTen The music To co- ordinaTe wiTh The flag rouTine. AfTer pracTicing for almosT Two I Thought The practice was well-organlzed Thanks to The preparations by President Julle Butler, Shelli Sumner hours, The sTudenTs reTurned To Their regularly scheduled classes. School was dismissed aT 12:45 so The sTudenTs could waTch The pa- rade aT 4:30. At The end ot the pep assembly, sTu- denTs grab aT The gum Thrown by The cheerleaders. Booster Club Float Sllver Lake 4-H Club Float AFS Float: Flrst Prize ,F OPENINGMT

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Classes remain unchanged SculpTure cass Tinalizes sTring mob'le projecTs 'Y-rs, 'Yam' PuTTing a newspaper ouT may be quiTe easy under normal cir- cumsTances, buT for The journal- ism sTaff iT was a hecTic Task wiTh The acTiviTies of Homecoming. Many of The sTudenTs in oTher classes labored on projecfs ThaT were due Friday. For example, The advanced arT and arT explo- raTions classes concenTraTed on compleTing Their human life draw- ings. The wood classes varnished Even wITh all The dlsfracilons, we got The newspaper out on Time and I'm proud of everyone working so hard on The paper. Julle Barker Their clocks and cuTTing boards. STudying for TesTs was noT ex- cluded jusT because iT was Home- coming. Such classes as English IV Took spelling and clause TesTs. The remaining classes had liTTle or no changes in Their daily rouTine. Far Left Preparing oatmeal cookles, senior CaThy Borders measures The ingre- dienTs. Upper Left: Freshman Kelly Mahana waTches carefully as junior Sheldon Sala fixes The compass before sTarTing his drawing for The day. Lower Leh: As Mrs. Gall Naylor reads The correcT answers for The assignmenT, senior Tammy Harrison checks her paper for mis- Takes. ss if :: s. v w Kruger's Horses Blue Blrds Fuiure I-lomemakers of America Floai s E? oPENlNef43 xl . .....,...L..