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

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O9 Time out for punch and cookies . . . sev- eral students chat about the evening while they wait for the disc jockey. Ken LIlIey's 1924 Model T Dating other students from area hlgh schoois is a practice of many, as shown by Angela Roberson junior and her escort Terry Ancirick from Mission Valley High School. AXOPENING

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Bernard Ross digs 28 fooiings . ixby organizes volunTeers in consTrucTing bleachers In appreclatlon ol the help and organi- zation in The consTrucTion of The bleach- ers. Mr. Bob Bixby receives a plaque from Mrs. Joyce Baker, School Board President. The Bleacher Gang: Front Row: Kevin Sa- farik, Alfred Bowers, Howard Linsey, Rob- erT Bixby, Lloyd MarTin, Duane Renfro, Ran- dy Srnith Second Row: NorberT Brady, Mike Blanding, Don Falk, Torn Hinson, Bob Shaw, Roger MaTzke, Orville Marlinek, Lyle McDougal Back Row: Neal Tyler, Ralph Pfannenstiel, Delbert Safarik, Marshall McLin. Charles MarTin, Van Hawkins, John Hoover, and Don Riniker. ConsTrucTion of The new bleachers came abouT Through The perserverance of Mr. RoberT Bixby. He was insTrurnenTal in or- ganizing The volunTeer labor and eauipmenT. VolunTeers sTarTed collecting The rneTal in Novem- ber, 'l98'l. Many long hours and hard work were puT inTo The lt was estimated that during the winter, the men averaged live hours nightly, three nights pef week. - Bob Bixby bleachers. Bixby is well-known for his dedicaTion and numerous contributions To cornrnuniTy ser- vices and projecTs. Waiting for the ceremony to begln, the candidaTes converse about The 7-O half- Time score. sf4fl!fI93 1 Silver Lake Barber Shop Float Sllver Lake Pre-School Float MTS- M0f9e Mcbflnlel - Gfand Marshall 5 . OPENING f 3

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A-Team furnishes punch Club assembles cookies for admission exchange T After hours of discussion and planning, The Homecoming Theme, Under the STars, ex- cited The pep club members. The commons area was brightly adorned with light blue streamers and shiny foil stars. The selected disc jockey, Maurice Heller, played records while The students danced under The flashing, col- ored lights. Some of The Teachers I thought the dance was a suc- cess atter the strenuous week. Mlss Beth Saunders and alumni also attended The dance. The parents' of The candi- dates received invitations To The dance, and some of Them also attended. The night came To a close aT The stroke of midnight. Far left: As she dances wlth Blll Wald- mann sophomore, Yesim Kebapci senior indicates That The customs of dancing in Turkey are similar To Those in America, Upper Lett: Selecting Julle Jones fresh- man as his partner, Brad Doebele sopho- more dances to The One That You Love by Air Supply. Lower Lett: After the stressful actlvlties That Took place during Homecoming week, The girls relax during a slow song. Tanya Ellis and Steve Brady Bobby Ptannenstlel and Annette Martin Brent Lilley and Shelll Sumner 5 ff OPENING f5 'N