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

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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

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SevenTy years Anniversary rejuvenaTes wonderful memories by Goil4 ET2enhouser ' An occasion never To Qeforgolren occureclfor Q. remorkqpieeoupie iosr n fell- Mist GeerQeBeQ3evlUFf'd M T fneir.7etii?ls?ecldrng Annivefsbryszsem- remhefVQ4.' They weferfrrxarried in Osageiliryrby Judge Cadet in 1912. The couple has one sonAPhillip Nee- Iey, four grandchildren, and Three QreaT grandchildren. Twolnf s Their Qrendsifiiiifm Phil Qhdflilsiwiwelsvk grodueielikfrom Siiver1fylQalge'rinT 4977 ond 19758respecTivelysBoThyMr. and Mrs. Neeley wenf To Osage Cilry High School, l never dafed any boys aT school. IT' wasn'T until i was Through wiTh school ThaT i H161 Geprgef' said Mrs. Elyqyeeiey. Mr. Neeley13qTer be- comesfifeersurer of rhessfiiizolrboafd for ninejyeersg wirh Mrs. Neeley help- ing him oi for on The paper work. On sornl Ahniversefy The Nesieys received cards' from many ,weli- ,lgnown polihcans as well as people y y 5 ,gnev diclrvr knowlfirhis Time, for our iiyr dfdffT 1 l never dared any boys or school. VST wasn'T unTil S was Though school Thar I meT George. my , Mrs. Elvo Mosley .T ff I Q Afyf 2 . ,. W friohylcords fro5nlpoliTicans as we dc! before. ir could be mm ir was be- cause of The eleclfion year, said fNeeley. Also To highlighT The 70th ,. g Anniversary The.Neeiey's had elfea- sfrure compiiedon Them for Theno ifflionol ,rodiolgshewxrhe Foul! eNews, and cr special article wesicar- T ried in The St. Marys Star. . 's On Homecoming day senior Debby Schuh helps aecoraTe The commons area for The big nighT by cuTTing ouT shiny silver sTars which will help promoTe The Theme, Under The STars. -phoTo by Maria Shell. Dressed in Chinese aTTire, junior Jess Adams Takes a break To eaT lunch afTer serving in The kiTchen on lnTernaTional Food Day. -phoTo by Maria Shell. F s. sz PEOPLEfDlVlSION PAGEH 7