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

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0 STRONG, RENEE:1l6, 405, 444, 244 STUDENT COUNCIL: 439 SUMNER, SliEl.l.l: Kansas Honor Sfudenl Award, U.S. Naflonal Journalism Award: Sel. Glrls' Choir 1,2,33 Mixed Choir 2,33 Newspaper 2g Yearbook 3,43 Co- Ed. 4: Quill lr Scroll 45 Pep Club 'l',2',3',4': Fresh. Cheer. 1: JV Cheer. 2: Var. Cheer. 3,43 Head 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4: 4 Homecoming Queen Cana. 4: Cholr 1,2,3g rlo, 23 nmrnrg llg Slate Cholr 1,2,3g Trlple rio l, 13 Leag. Scholarship 1,2,3,4: Who's Who Amng. Am. I-l.S. Sludenls 4g Alt I Hon. Men. Clase 3A, Sfate 13 ng. Il Hon. Men. Class 3A, State 2: Eng. lil Hon. Men. Class 3A, Stale 35 Eng. IV Hon. Men. Class SA, Stale 3g Eng. IV Hen. Men. M.E.L., Class 3A, sms lg VB 2: CC 23 TR 1,23 All Tourney Deadlines exhausT sTalTers Visions of sTaffers racing around in a franTic rush was usually The scene in The yearbook room aT deadline Tirne. Many hours were spenT in and ouT of class in order To geT pages done aT Their ap- poinTed deadline. Deadlines were known for Their abiliTy Tc creep up on a person. LayouTs were perfecTed, picTures were cropped and indexed, and Typ- ing finished, all This for one dead- line! Rlghl: Checking oul a problem over The phone, junior Penny STiTes'converses wiTh yearbook advisor Mrs. Roseann Gish.- phoTo by Julie Hawkins. Below: Displays of yearbook equlpmenl are ofTen in sighT during The hours unTil deadlines are meT.-phoTo by Kim Brooks. 'ylzswi w .Z H of M W 2, V' I M, 7' Z: 4 ' ' Z Cheer. Award 3. 3, 5, 8, 25, 29, 32, 33, 66, 67, 424. 422, 423, 428, 429, 437, 444, 449, 495, 245, 249 SUPER D DRUGS: 475 SUTHER, ANGIE: 38, 94, 404, 405, 422, 423. 428, 446, 447, 450, 459, 242. 243 SUTHER, ROBBIE: 42, 52, 72, 89. 96, 99 SWARTZ, STAN: 46, 85, 99, 447 SWIRLEY TOP: 467 nsssrzr. KELLY: winner or 245 CLOSING AND INDEX Walklns-Berger Scholarshlp from KUQ Yearbook 2,33 NHS 2,3,4g Sec. 3,4g STUCO 2: Trees. 3: Qulll 8 Scroll 2,3,4g Pepclub 1,2,3: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Girls' Slate 3: Leag. Scholarship 1,2,3,4g Who's Who Amng. Am. I-l.S. Sfudenfs 2,3,4g Mas. Lodge Theme Con. Runner-up 45 Class Pres. 35 Lang. Olymplcs 3,43 Grammar 2nd, 1st, Kansas Sl. Un. Dean's Scholar. College ol A555 U.S. Rlghl: In The mldsl of The llnal assembly line, junior Vince Zabala finds his work amusing.-pholo by Diane DuITmeler.

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L Lelowa Baking donuts for Iifih hour English Ill, Lesa lVlarTinek junior finishes mix ., ig her baTTer.-phoTo by lvlaria Shell. - I I Senior Year. . 32, 444, 204 SI-IRAKE ELECTRIC: 482 SIDES, LONNIE: 42, 73, 85, 432 SILVER LAKE AUTO SERVICE: 478 SILVER LAKE INSURANCE: 470 SILVER LAKE LIBRARY: 494 SILVER LAKE BANK: 469 SILVER LAKE BARBER SI-IOP: 459 SILVER SWIRL: 458 SKINNER'S NURSERY: 474 SMITH, DAWN: 46, 54, 426 SMITH, SUSIE: 38, 68, 430 SNAVELY. PAUL: 23 SNIDER, JODY: Select Girls' Choir 1,2,3,4: Mixed Cholr 1,2,3,4: AFS 3,4: FHA 1,2,3,4: VP 3: HIST. 4: Speech 2: Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Flag Girl 3.4: Honor Roll 3,4: Cholr 1,2,3,4: Sfafe Cholr 1,2,3,4: Solo 2,3,4, Raflng II, 1: Scholarships: Marymount fmuslcj, Washburn Qmuslcj. 33, 54Q 62, 63, 426, 430, 435, 444, 442, 448, 453, 487, 496, 208, 209 SNIDER STAMP If KEY: 466 SNIP-N-STYLE CENTER: 472 SOPI-IOMORES: 40 SPEECH: 74 SPENCE, RONNIE: 38, 70, 97, 99. Pg' Khfflukwg 464, 498, 446, 202 SPORTS BULLETIN: 66 STARKS, .IOI-IN: 38, 496 STATE FARM INSURANCE-BILL ALLMAN: 465 STATE FARM INSURANCE- CHIP MUNK: 454 STATE FARM INSURANCE-BOB CREAGER: 488 STATE FARM INSURANCE-LARRY L. SHEPPEARD: 479 STEPHEN'S PORTRAITS: 457 STEVENSON HOTEL lv RESTAURANT: 487 STITES, PENNY: 2, 38, 66, 68, 94, 444, 428, 437, 248 ST. MARYS AUTO SALES: 472 ST. MARYS STAR: 467 , STOLLE, KATHY: 5, 46, 54, 58, 93, 404, 405, 444, 428, 438 STOVER, JENELL: FHA 3: Pep Club 1,2,3: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4: Class Treas. 2: Class VP 3. 32, 449 STRECKER, SCOTT: 46, 85, 409, 443, 432 STREMMING, TROY: 45, 46, 47, 85, 98, 99, 447 STRINGER, KIM: 42, 46, 54, 93, 428, 430 cause failure by Mary Tomlinson SomeThing sTrange has been Taking place in The library over The years, buT iT has been especially noiiceable since The compleTe invenTory of fall 4977. Maybe This happening is noi sTrange To some people, Before ideniifying This evenT, The sysTem used in The library needs an expla- nation. Nonficiion books are classified in seciions by The Dewey Decimal Sysiem. This is called a decimal sysiem because of iis use of 40's. There are Ten mam classes of The sysTem which follow in This charT: 400 PWIOSODTTY34 600 Applied sci Psychology ence 81 Useful ArTs 200 Religion 700 Fine ArTs 8: Re- creaiion 300 Social 5C490C95 800 l.iTeraTure 400 Language 900 Hisiory, Geo- graphy, 84 Bio- QYGDVW 500 Science 000 General works All books on The same subjecT will have The same class number. The idenTificaTion for ficTion books is an F. The sirange occurrence is The disap- pearance of many books in all of These caiegories. They have been found missing aT The annual spring invenTory. ln 4977- 4978 There were eighTy books missing from The library. ApproximaTely fifTy of These books were checked ouT and never reTurned or paid for, The majoriTy of These were ficTion books. ln spring of '84 The number missing was ThirTy-six: sevenieen of These had been checked ouT, and Twelve had been paid for. Foriiygjhree were found missing in The spring invenTory in 4982. Only four of These were paid for. Librarian Mrs, Ernesiine Thompson said, All media cenfers, even Those wiTh alarm sys- Tems, have a cerTain amounT of maTerials carried ouT. MaTerials should noT be re- moved, buT if happens. The library offers many ideas for learning and The maTerials needed To learn, buT if This disappearance of maTerials coniinues The library may noT be able To funciion properly. The opponuniiies given by The library should be TreaTed wiTh graTiTude and respecf by sTudenTs. 5 f CLOSING AND INDEXf247

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JW' Below: As senior co-editor Shelli Sumner works diligently during yearbook, senior co-editor Amy Constant pauses to listen to a question.-photo by Diane Dultmeier. K .MKWM iAlthough at times it was hectic, we felt a larger staff benefitted the production of this book. -Amy Constant and Shelli Sumner Colophon CO-EDITORS Amy Constant. Shelli Sumner ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Lesa Martinek ARTlST: Mary Tomlinson , We :W Nat. Journ. Award 3,4: lNho's Who Amng. Am. l-l.S. Students Spokesteen Alter. 4: Reg. Journ. 2.3: Headline ist: Copywriting 2nd: Emporia State Unlv. Eng. 1: Ist Class 3Ag 1st State: 1st M.E.L.: Shorthand 2: 2nd Class 3A: 3rd State ist M.E.l..: Lit. Xl 3: 2nd NI.E.L.: Eng. lX 3: 'lst Class 3A 2nd State: 'lst M.E.l..: Kan. Univ. Shawnee County Alumni Assoc. Honor Student 4: Alg. I, Hon. Men. Class 3A, State 1: Spell. 1, Hon. Men. Class 3A, State, 13 Typ. l, l-ton. Men. Class 3A, State 1: Spell. ll 2nd M.E.L., 3rd Class 3A, I-lon. Men. State 2: Eng. ll 'lst M.E.L., Ist Class 3A, 1st State 2: Spell, lll 3rd Nl.E.L. Hon. Men. Class 3A, Hon. Men. State 3: Llt. Ill 2nd NI.E.L., l-lon. Men. Class 3A, l-lon. Men. State 3: Eng. IV 'lst M.E.l.., Class 3A, State 4: Llter. IV l-lon. Men. Class 3A, State 4: Am. Gov. 1st M.E.L., l-lon. Men, Class 3A, State 4: Spetl 1V 2nd M.E.i.., 3rd Class 3A, 3rd State 4, Accepted to Unlv. of Kan. Summer Inst. 4: Wash. Unlv. Pres. Schol. 4. 4, 32, 53, 57, 69, 436, 437, 445. 448, 449, 495, 496, 206 T If T CONNECTION: 474 TAYLOR, JAMES: 46 TAYLOR, SANDY: 45, 23 TEVIS' RESTAURANT: 478 TEX'S DRIVE-IN: 494 THOMAS, ART: 38, 85, 443, 433. 436. 446 TI-IOMAS, NANCY: 23 THOMPSON, ERNESTINE: 24 TIARA EXCLUSIVES: 487 TOMLINSON, CONNIE: 23 TOMLINSON, MARY: 3, 42, 38, 39, 54, 67, 424, 428, 435, 437, 204 TOM SMITH MOTOR CO.: 468 TOPEKA ALIGNMENT: 490 TOPEKA ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR: 457 TOPEKA FOUNDRY 8: IRON WORKS: 484 TOPEKA MILL AND ELEVATOR: 486 TOPEKA PUMP: 470 TOPEKA RACEWAY INC.: 483 TRACK: 440 TROMPETER SERVICE STATION: 475 TROXEL, CHRIS: 38, 428, 244 BUSlNESS MANAGERS: Cindy Blanken ship, Julie Brunner STAFF: Jannie Brady, Kim Brooks, Tina Cloe, Laurie Cox. Tracy Crockett, Tan- ya Ellis, Gail Etzenhouser. Patti Frey, Bri- gette Harttergr Patty Kennedy, Lesa Martinek, Lisa Oathout, Connie Rob- bins. Teresa Rohn, Angela Shell. Mary Tomlinson. Erin Wiley HEAD PHOTOGRAPHERS: Kim Brooks, Mi- chael Escoiante A , . PHOTOGRAPHERS: Beth Brandenburg. Kim Brooks, Debbie Brungardt. Mary Dekat, Diane Dultmeier. Michael Esca- lante, Julie Hawkins, Daron Howard, Annette Martin, Terri Perrin, Laura Ross. Mario Shell, Erin Wiley PAPER STOCK: 80 pound double coat- ed enamel COVER: Golden Eagle Metalay HEADLINE TYPE: 30 point Avant Garde SUB-HEADLlNE -TYPE: 4B point Avant Garde BODY TYPE: 40 point Avant Garde CUTLINE TYPE: 8 point Avant Garde PRESS RUN: 249 SPEC1AL THANKS TO: Mrs. Roseann Gish. Don Mathers, Josten's American Year- book Company, Brent Photography, Marge McDaniel, Debbie Shults, Judy l-luftoker, Cond special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sumner and Mrs. Pat Con- stant for the help and support they put forth to our co-editors, Amy and Shellij X 5 CLOSING AND lNDEXf249