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

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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

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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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A Record breaking PSAT score could result in scnoiarshib awarded by Tracy Crockett T he taking of the PSAT qPrelmnary Scholastic Aptrtude Testj would be a helpful experience for a coltege bound junior By scoring well on this test ana the SAT CScholastlc Apts tude Testj followcng it lt is possrble to receive o scholarship Junlors Make Rueck and Sherry Rohn had extreme ly high scores on the PSAT Enc Dil Sliver Lakes record of the hrghest score but now Rueck has topped this Rohn was ctose behrnd in Sep tember of 1983 the National Merit Scholarship Corporation will Contact the school with information of the fl not PSAT results telting if any of the hsgh scorers were rated sem: tinalists and be able to receive the prrvrlege of continuing in the scholarship selec tion The rating ls determined by the scores of students taking the PSAT at! over the notion There is a good chance said Mr Ron Kramer coun seior for Rueck to be consadered a semr tinalrst When the scores from the SAT have been figured the high scorers are then awarded a National Merrt Scholarship there has never been anyone from Silver Lake that has reserved the award if a student does not make rt to semi finals there and sf a student is not offered a Na tional Merit Scholarship there is still a chance for a student to be recog nrzed Colleges all over the United States look at these test scores when considering handing out scholarshfps The PSAT is only one way to get a schotorsnlp but taking it is o good source of recognrtzon for students rf youre college bound said Coon selor M1 Ron Kramer Attempting to block the ball, sophomore Brigette Hartter plays defense against the Vikings.-photo by Erin Wiley. To begin the second halt, senior Steve Brady C331 tears onto the court.-photo by Brent Photography. rrcff., Q25 7 it L T - ' . gl is ringer, whogfaduated rn 45821 here are girl Other senoiefshrp'possrissir+les. 1 I . I I ' . ' l - I I .I I , . . 4 . r .a . I . s 75 1 .. - J F .M Q DIVISION PAGE f SPORTS f 79 4-A N