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

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PaT Bonine Buck Braden NEA hosT picn' 'Awe had a really nice Time, was how Mrs. Diana Frown- felTer described The picnic and bonfire which The Silver Lake NaTional EducaTional Associ- aTion QNEAQ sponsored. This geT-TogeTher was designed To help The Teachers, adminisTra- Tors, board members, and Their spouses geT acquainTed. Mr. Jim LindsTrom hosTed This affair aT4his farm. Mr. Lind- sTrom was an exceiienT hosT and I would like To Thank him for The carpeTed faciliTies, said FrownfelTer. LindsTrom surprised The parTy-goers wiTh a hay- rack ride. ul don'T know where we wenT because Mr. Lind- sTrom drove us round The counTryside, said Mrs. MarTy Neeley. The picnic was paid for by The NEA and caTered by Ken- Tucky Fried Chicken, which made iT easier for us because we didn'T have To cook any- Thing said Neeley. AfTer They were done eaT- ing, The approximaTeiy ThirTy guesTs saT around The fire and Talked. The geT-TogeTher lasT- ed unTil well afTer dark. FrownfelTer summed iT up by saying, IT was a fun evening for everyone. VGTO Leonard Jim l.lF1dSTl'Ol'TT 20 f PEOPLE f FACULTY if VW if I I A . A: M 2 .,,, . Q , , ., , , , ei Ai yer? AIT. if . xg Mir k A 4. A 5. U .. T xi Curtis Cooke por Dmmcn Elaine EllioTT Mike Fender LiTTle lads, losses by Kim Frank The piTTer paTTer of small feeT sounded ThroughouT many sTaffers' homes. The Felder household was blessed wiTh a girl, Serena Marie on OcTober 28. The HamilTons in- creased Their family wiTh The birth of ca girl, Tara Dawnroh December 30. Mr. Kendall.Phelps and his wife Sherma had a baby boy, Joshua Michael, on January 'l7. Mrs. Phelps, said, ul shouldn'T have any prob- lems Taking care of The baby be- cause The ofher kids are anxious To help. Mrs. Diana FrawnfelTer and her husband Jim were The proud parems of a boy, Shane Andrew, on March 6. .i,, ' Mrs. Gail Naylor had her second son, Brandon Jay on May 6, which caused her To miss senior finals. Mr. BrenT HoyT and his wife expecTed Their firsT child on June T, l-loyT said, Teachers are waiTing To see if l Throw by Theories away on my child or if l go by Them. Duane Millerskow Gail Naylor MarTy Neeley V 72 U I , Wi. , ' 572, , . -4ff,..' A ' .. 4' f 4 'VM ir vs, Todd NOvOkOfSki 4

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TESTZZB eff ir OrienTal chicken was a new dish added To The menu. The cooks prepared The dish To par- Ticipaie in The lnTernaTional lunch day which was held on OcT. 42. Q. B. Low, who used To own The House Of Low resTauranT in Tope- ka and who now has Chinese res- TauranTs in Topeka and Auburn, held a demonsTraTion on how To cook The orienTal food. Served wiTh The orienTal chicken was fried rice, sTir fried vegeiables. fanTasy fruiT, and forTune cookies. You will do well To expand your business, said one person's for- Tune. The cooks and sTudenTs who were working in The lunch room wore Chinese haTs which accenT- ed The orienTal impression. Kirby VincenT sophomore, who worked in The lunch room, said, The food was good. I really liked iT. IT was someThing differenT for a change. ApproximaTely 445 sTudenTs aTe The lunch, buT cooks had hoped for a beTTer TurnouT. IT was a blasT! I really enjoyed preparing The food, said cook Mrs. Sandy Taylor. .2 4-ferr if ForTune Cookie SecreTary says sTudenTs special . by Teresa Rohn J 1 g s . Siudents and facuifygglepend o . pgresir ideal on secre'ijc:fsrMi5fiVlOrge I sfsscDQsei.eShe ir charge or all bills. keegsgiieeofd 'ref arienciance and gr sfkeeps Track of lunch charges,-Types Mr. Larry WinTer's correspondences, and figures honor roll. Wish all Tha? McDaniel does, whoT does Winter do? l-le says, 'TAnyThing Marge Tells me io. A s McDaniel has been aT The high school TwenTy years. beginning in 4962 afier working for .SQFTTQ Fe maiiroad. She starredqworkingg be- cause The school happened to need a fill-in for The secreTary's job. McDaniel said, l was only going To work one year! i'The srudenis here have changed some over The years Too, said McDaniei. To- day's sTudenTs are more shcsighifor- ward, buT, McDaniel said, 1 enjoy The sTudenTs. l hafe To. see Them T, more coming ln. Hersjetifsgphiy one aside' of McDaniel. Shejllglsogenjoys ,graduaTe, bui Theres are ialways cooking and bakingfwhich she does frequenhy. AnoTher hobby of hers is sewing. She said Thai she makes mosT of The cloThes she wears. McDaniel was The Grand Marshall for The Homecoming Pa- rade. She was The firsi woman in The hisTory of The parade To have This posiTion. McDaniel said, IT was ga greai honor. Treva MarTin Marge McDaniel JQAWTS Kqy Brooks fa r - I. SECRETARIES SchmidTberger 22fPEoPLEf sPEciAL SERVICES CUSTOUANS COOKS sl.s. ' T T ....s. C isl.. H sf? :'i V 1 F ii X W? this SGYWUY TGYIOF Doris Welch Bud Huey W -. i n K 1 he Marie Wisdom J if