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

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For Leff: A famlllar face of Wehner's IGA, senior David Sackrnan, relurns The carl offer carrying a load of groceries To a cuslomer's vehicle. -phoro by Terri Perrin. Leff: Pauslng for a momenf from hls cleaning dulies af Holly Lane Kennels, Monle Ellis junior poses wilh one of The dogs. -phoro by Daron Howard. -is ' is ' f w L , . Above: Dolng a prescrlpflon proflle on a cus'ronner's card or Blaylock Drugs, junior Parry Kennedy fries not 'ro make o mis- Take. -phoro by Beih Brandenburg. Above Leff: To pour coffee af Tex's Drlve ln fronf counrer is only one of The deeds junior Julie Hawkins has. -phoro by An- nefre Marlin. For Leff: As fhe evenlng draws fo a close, Michael Escalanle senior sefs a piz- za on a serving Tray ar Pizza Hur North. - pholo by Erin Wiley. Leff: Before fhe sfarf of fhe day af Sf. Francis Hospifal, freshman volunteers Co- leen Chance and Vonila Murdock play wifh a Pink Panlher. -photo by Julie Haw- klns. AFTER 31 'lOfCLASSESf77

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AF E11 3 I0 STudenTs work To achieve goals by Tina Cloe AfTer 3:40 many high school sTudenTs head for work. Some work in Silver Lake while oThers Travel To Topeka. Many of The sTudenTs did volun- Teer work To help wiTh Their ca- reers. VoniTa Murdock freshman who did volunTeer work aT ST. Francis HospiTal said, I don'T know if l'll go inTo nursing in The fuTure, buT l jusT need someThing To pass The Time. Kim STringer, sophomore also did volunTeer work To help wiTh her fuTure plans. She worked aT The Copper FoundaTion. STringer said, 'll love working wiTh people. l've always wanTed To do This and now l'm finally geTTing The chance. l've really goTTen aT- Tached To The kids. She hopes To geT a full Time job There offer graduafing from high school. While some sTudenTs are doing volunfeer work, oThers are work- ing for The money To save for fu- Ture purposes. David Sackman senior is a familiar face aT Wehner's IG-A and True Value Hardware STore. He has been working There for Two years. I am working mosTly for pleasure, buf l'm also paying for my car, said Sackman. Rlghf: To amuse Courfney Johnson, Nlck PfannensTiel, and Greg Wagner is noT The only Task encounTered by senior babysif- Ter Cindy Blankenship. -phoTo by Kim Brooks. Above Right: Doing somefhlng besides running The cash regisfer aT Wehner's IGA. Sherry Rohn senior sfocks dogfood. -phoTo by Debbie Brungardf. 76fcLAssEsfAFrER 3:40

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K Dear Coach, Your Time, efforT, and encouragemenT Cv T O is appreciaTed so much: Your abiliTy To develop winning aThleTes musT Take a special Touch. Coach Ziegler boosTed AnneTTe lVlarTin To vicTory in The sTaTe cross counTry meefp Coach HamilTon gave iT his besT shoT, even Though in The crucial Rossville game we were beaT. AT sTaTe The G-irl's VarsiTy BaskeTball Team vicToriously Took number one: Chasing The cross counTry girls across Town, The fooTball guys also had fun. Before Homecoming The Pep Club girls had Their hands full pushing slave drivers in wheel chairs down The halls: A wild pass was inTercepTed by a volleyball neT in Boy's VarsiTy Baskefball. Thank goodness your days of coaching are far from being done: As a maTTer of facT, your Time To fly has only jusT begun. by Suzy Howell fggmx L, Q l .C f 78fSPORTSfDlVlSlON P1-xe-E