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

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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..

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STudenT parTicipaTion increases . . . VersaTile Halloween Smurf ouTTiTs Take Third Monday L One of The numerous acTiviTies of Homecoming was SpiriT Week. FirsT place for Twin Day was Kelly Priddy and Jerry ManharT seniors: second, Nancy Mohler junior and Erin Wiley senior, Third, Shelli Sum- ner and Kim Brooks seniors. FirsT place for Mourning Day was An- neTTe MarTin senior: second, Kim Frank junior: Third, Angela Rober- son and Angie Hook juniors. FirsT place for Punk OuT and Preppie Day was seniors Amy ConsTanT, Julie Brunner, Cindy Blankenship, I thought Mourning Day was a neat Idea. It was a dltterent way to show spIrIt. Angie Hook and Jody Snider: second, Colette Bosse sophomore: Third, Miele Bloess senior. Thursday and Friday were designaTed The Traditional Slave and Colors Day. Thursday girls wore The boys' jerseys and acted as Their slaves: Friday many wore maroon and gold. There were no conTesTs for judg- ing The last Two days, jusT a loT of fun for everyone. Far left: PunkIng out, says Jenny Griggs sophomore as she waits To be judged. Lett: I-lersey's candy bar Is second prlze for Twin day. Erin Wiley senior congraTu- lares her twin, Nancy Mohler junior. Freshman Float Fltth and Sixth Grade Band Roberson Lumber Company Float OPENINGM5 'N