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

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People in The News Wor ends for M'A'S'H' slors ofler Ten yeors of humor from show chorolclers: Alon Aldo CHowkeyej, Mike Forrell CBJQ, Lorelio Swirl QHol Lipsj ond Jomie Forr CKlingerj Juniors ereg Abboll Jess Adoms, President Jim Armstrong Robin Boiley Shown Beuchol J .isis Belh Brondenburg Sieve Brown Krislin Brungordl Jeff Dorling Bobby Deiler Mory Dekol Mork Dullmeier Monte Ellis Michele Engelken Kim Fronk Pom Frey Dove Goss Julie Howkins Julie Herrington Angie Hook Doron Howord buqgq Jim HUYWQ Tim Johnson 'J f Parr Kenned -K jig. .ggg Kosey Kirkwood Andy Lewis Leso Morlinek Noncy Mohler, Secretory Sion Pongroc 36 f PEOPLE f JUNIORS s A. f - - f x : K I Q is N .rig Q X 12? g le dll Nw kwwsg in fl , :...- , ,..... . .QM N , s,., Qi, . Q Q J xg as s 3- B? is Q sk L--1'-wr-:IG 3 - -'ii-swf ,QE ,. s. Ml , is .. fun. s ees. su

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uring library science senior Tammy akers Tapes a posTer Con The walij Tell- g abouT The upcoming Kansas Day.- hoTo by Maria Shell. .W l ey Vhlle ln physics class, senlor Erln Wiley 'ies To figure ouT her sTraTegy for obTain- ig a checkmaie.-phoTo by AnneTTe Mar- n. VacaTion Virus by Amy ConsTanT Spending Time wiTh her Tamiiy on a far away island has always been a dream of senior Kelly Farrell. Her dream became a realiTy when she and her family boarded a plane heading for The Tropical French-Polynesian island of Tahiii. Being on The plane for eleven hours was a long Time. buT iT was well worTh iT, said Farrell. When They first arrived on The island, iT was nighT, so They wenT To Their bungalow. which exTended ouT over The blue ocean. Alihough iT was winTer, iT was a coma fonable 75 during The day and 60 aT nighT. They speni' The firsT day on The island of TahiTi, Touring The island. shopping, swimming. and going ouT in a glass boTTom boaT To observe The coral reef. They Then boarded a boai' To go To The island of Bora Bora, The island They sTayed on for The resT of Their va- caiion. While on Bora Bora when ask- ing for direciions, prices, and oiher in- formaTlon, They found iT hard To under- sTand whai The naTives were saying. 'iEven Though iT was difficulT To under- sTand Them, you could sure Teil They Tiked Their piciures Taken, This was be- cause every Time we were shoaiing They would jump in our picTures, said Farrell. Some of The diTferenT kinds of foods They aTe while aT Bora Bora were lob- sTer pie, shrimp fixed five differem' ways, and deep fried fish which includ- ed The heads and Tails s'riIl an The Hsh. All The food was delicious excepT for The fish Thai had liTTie eyes sTaring aT you while you aTe iT, said Farrell, American food was also served on The island, buT They didn'T eaT much be- cause iT was so expensive. The cioThing sTyle of The naTives was unique. Many of The guys wore pieces of maferial around Their waisTs and also shorTs. The girls wore a piece of maTeri- ai around Their waisTs similar To The guys. For The girls also, iT was common for Them noT To wear any Tops. The clothes of everyone were always very brighT colors. Affer reTurning home. The Trip was spoiled by The virus she caughT from The fresh foods she aTe while on The island. is-. ,sew .X Mlniskirfs In siyle? Seniors Tammy Harrl- son. Debbie Jones. and Debby Schuh Try To convince The sTudenTs ThaT They are,- phoTo by Diane Dulimeier. Before Taking a Test In woods class, sen- ior Darrell l?eichardT glances Through his noTes.-phoio by BeTh Brandenburg, it N F SENlOR CANDIDSfPEOPLEf

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Focus on Fellowship by Mary Tomlinson Fellowship of Christian Youth is a group of people who iove the Lord and want to find His will for them in their lives. This was started approxi- mately a year ago with only four people attending the first time. Since that meeting the group has grown considerabiy to an average attendance of ten people. ,They meet one night a week at the Unit- ed Methodist Church. This is a time for them to have fun, to get to know one another better, and to really get into the word of God. The evening, starting around 7:90 pm.. usually begins with pingspong and ice cream bars or some other type ot food. The whole evening is very informal, and ali are made to feel at home. Attef a bit, everyone finds himself a comfortable position, whether it be sitting in a chair or lying on the floor. A discussion can be started by anyone. Each person is tree to talk about anything that he has questions about, Many things are discussed, such as han- dling pressures, dating, relating with the family, and anything else re- quested. The group looks to God's word to see what it has to say about these issues. Experiences are shared with the group by some people. Everyone adds his own thoughts to the discussions. The study usually ends about 9:00 p.m.. but that doesn't mean it is com- pletely over. Some have stayed as late as M300 p.m. talking. Someone that has been a great deal of help to the group is Miss Jan Patton. She is always there adding knowledge and being a friend. Al- though she is a teacher, she says, l do not want to assume the teacher role. se Prom's fantasy theme sets imaginations flying . 5 5 . Above: Being on old for the school ottlce during third hour, junior Beth Brandenburg helps out by making phone calls.-photo by Maria Shell. Upper Left: Junlor Greg Abbott listens as instructor Mrs. Marty Neeley shows her sixth hour typing class the basics.-photo by Julie Hawkins. X I it s just a fantasy' JUNIORSfPEOPLEf3