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

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Gael? Tieilcii By Penny STiTes Garfield, Americas favoriTe feline, has become known as The besT loved caT around. He has ouTranked HeaThcliff and even Morris The CaT. Garfield has an esTi- maTed 55 million readers in 4,200 newspa- pers ThroughouT The UniTed STaTes. This comic sTrip has risen in The pasT four years To make iT The fasTesT growing comic sTrip in hisTory. Six of Garfield's sixTeen books have been on The New York Times BesT Seller lisT. There are 1500 Garield producTs, which have earned beTween 45 and 20 million dollars. These producTs range from sTuffed animals To bookmarkers To shirTs plasTered wiTh one of Garfield's humorous sayings on iT. JKT salsa i.xn5 n by Jannie Brady NET-phone home- -were The famous words of This year's mosT loved creaTure accidenTally lefT behind on a mission To EarTh. ET, The ExTra Terresfrial, goT a TasTe of Typical every day life, wiTh The help of his besT friend-EllioT. WiTh movie profifs of over 300 million dollars, E.T- The ExTra Ter- resTrial, has been showing aT TheaTers all over The UniTed STaTes for over a year now. From his adorable waddle To his curing finger, E.T. has reached The hearf of almosf every person who has seen his movie-from children To senior ciTizens. Ev- erywhere one Turns These days one is sure To see ET, Tracings lefT on endless E.T. memoirs, from T-shlrTs To drinking glasses. Imagine - having a number one hlT single like 'iHearTlighT wriTTen abouT him by su- persTar Neil Diamond! Even Though E.T. phoned home , he has made a mark on American lifel Smimunrslie by Penny STiTes Smurfs, smurfs and more smurfs. The so- cieTy is populaTed wiTh a world of smurfs. Smurf ifems range from smurf glasses To smurf cycles - from bed sheeTs To Talking Toys. The liTTle blue and whife fuzzy crea- Tures have even been honored wiTh Their own Television carfoon series and holiday specials. The Smurfs has pulled an as- Tonishing fourTy-four percenT of The view- ing audience above CBS's Road Runner Show, which had been The Top show for fourTeen years. A small markeTing firm in California quickly snapped up all Smurf producTs righTs. The company expecTs To sell approximaTely S600 million in Smurf ifems. 09 ' ornbnson Pee Mem by Gail ETzenhouser While Pac Man, The legendary yellow doT, gobbles up cherries, ghosTs, power plalleTs, and quarTers from The pockeTs of The young and The young aT hearT, he has also gobbled up The hearTs of The Ameri- can people, While running To sTay alive, he helped increase The populariTy of mod- ern video games. Yearbook 3,4: Photo? 1,2,3.4g coHead,PhoTog.g4: P clogging. W' Compf.-is! 4: ull! 8: Sera lv 2,3,4: Pep Club 4',2',3',4', Sec.- Tres. 2g Fresh. Cheer. 15 JV Cheer. 35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g. Queengbf Wlnterfsports Gund, 4: T Who's Who Amngg Am. ELS., Siudenis 3,43 VB 2,33 TR 1',2',3',4'. , 3, 8, 24, 33, 43, 58. 67. 70, M, 420, 128. 135, 432.442, 44442454 4611, 469, 495, 196 T BROWN, CHARLES: 48 BROWN, KAREN: 23 gggwil, KALYN: 40, 62, 63, 130, SROWN, STEVE: 5, 36, 75. 85, 'l3b, 437, 439, TAA, 447, 202 BRUNGARDT, DEBBIE: AO, 53, 70. 74, 75, 425, 430, 153, 164 . BRUNGARDT, KRISIIN: 36, 54, bl, 407, 409, 428, 438, 435, 244 BRUNNER, JULIE: FHA 3,45 Prog Dlr. 4: Pep Club 1',2',3',4'g Flag of I ciosirve AND lNDEXf20l N

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helps wiTh Q68 Cadaver Trip Glrl 1: Wr. Cheer. 2,33 Spts. Bull. 4: Set. Girls Choir 1',2',3': Mlxed Choir 3': Trlple Trlo Rating I 1,25 State ChoIr 1,2,3: VB 2: BSKTB 1: TR 1,2. 3, 44, 24, 66, 428, 430, 435, 442, 448, 456, 480, 496, 204, 205, 244 BYERS If DICKSON, DRS.: 484 BURTON INTERIORS, JILL: 479 BUTLER, JULIE: Beg. Cholr 2: FHA t,2,3,4g Pop Club 1',2',3',4': Pts. Cor. 3: Pres. 43 Honor Rail 3: Who's Who Amng, Am. I-LS. Students 3. 24, 53, 428, 495, 204 CAIRNS, JAY: Band 1,23 Stage Band 1,25 Pep Band 4.2: Yearbook 2: Photog. 1,23 FFA 1: dissecTions Nine advanced biology sTu- denTs visiTed The sTrucTure and funcTion of The human body class aT Kansas STaTe UniversiTy. Here They observed a dissecTed ca- daver and could ask any ques- Tions They had. When asked her opinion of The Trip, Miss BeTh Saunders said, iT was educaTion- al and really helped The class wiTh Their caT dissecTions. Below: Informed about the KCPL Plant MonTe Ellis, Sheldon Said, Ronnie Spence, juniors and Jay ChrisTman, senior lisTen aT- Tentively.-phoTo by Daron Howard. Rlght: Agriculture student Thomas Wolfley observes The GM plant on The field Trip To Kansas City.-phoTo by Kirn Brooks. CC 1: TR 4: WR 1,2,3g Reg. Wr. 3rd 'Ig 2nd 2: 3rd 3. 42, 25, 33. 495, 497 CAKE 8: CANDY SUPPLY SHOPPE: 478 CALDWELLS INC.: 465 CAPITAL CITY BARBER: 489 CAPITAL CITY OFFICE SUPPLY: 478 CAPITAL CITY RADIATOR SERVICE: 474 CARROLL RADIO 8: SUPPLY: 482 CASEY'S GENERAL STORE: 490 CEDAR CREST STANDARD: 465 CENTRAL O.K. PRINTING: 468 CHANCE, COLEEN: 44, 54, 55, 77, 93, 428, 435 Far Rlght: Slght-seelng In San Fran- cisco Steve Brown junior has his picTure Taken on The Golden Gate Bridge. - photo by Karen Brown. 202 f CLOSING AND INDEX CHEERLEADERS: 422 CHILDREN OF TI-IE WORLD MINISTRIES: 478 CI-IIROPRACTIC CLINIC: 473 CHOIR: 62 CHRISTMAN, JAY: Band t,2g Stage Band 4,2: Pep Band 4,2: FFA 1,2,3,4: Greenhand Degree 2: FB 1,2,3',4'. 26, 34, 85, 432, 493, 497, 204, 202 CI-IRISTMAN, JOHN: 44, 52, 85 CITY AUTO SUPPLY: 465 CLARK, ED: FFA 1,2,4. 26, 35, 432, 497 CQQFTON, LORETTA: 43, 40, 62. CLOE, TINA: 3, 40, 54, 58, 59, 67, 424, 428, 435, 437, 244 CONAWAY, BETTY: 49 CONAWAY, DON: Transferred from Rossvllle High School Junlor