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

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20 cunnicururvi NEWSPAPER Wm Name: lvlohler, Nancy Position: Editor Service: Three years t'l'lI never forget my first semester in newspaper. I had no idea where to begin. The first time I did my page, I ran it off on the back of the wrong page. Then l stapled the paper backwards. l felt so bad I almost cried. l've come a long way since then, Exchanging ideas. Conversing with sophomore Gail Etzenhouser, sophomore Kathy Stolle lays out a headline on her page. Photo by Connie Robbins. .. l like the freedom of the class. lthmki1'SQf931TO be part of put- Hwgfking on me newspaper lets NGWSDHDGWISO QIVGS me mole GX' ting out the school newspaperf- me know Whafg going On in the perience in writing stories, which I Ma,-gene Beethe. SChOOij'-Genell Schultes. like to do. -Kathy Stolle. .1 I do a lot of interviewing, so it makes it easier for me to talk to people, and it gives me more re- sponsibility. -Vicki Vande Velde.

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22 CURRICULUM ART . ..h:L HI have learned a lot about art through all the classes I have tak- en, -Lonnie Sides. Name: Braden, Buck College attended: Fort Hays State University Degrees earned: BS., M.A. Classes taught: Ceramics, Textile Crafts, Printmaking, Art Exploration, Advanced Art, Drawing, Painting, Jewelry, Crafts Sponsor of: Freshman Class my way. I liked the class the most when Mr. Braden would give me an as- signment so I didn't have to figure one out myself. -Tim Johnson. . I do things differently because thatis what I amg I like to change things and make them my own. l'd rather do things different from the majority of the people. I did it Teacher helps. Ivlr. Braden shows freshman Jodi Conaway the proper way to finish her project, Photo by Jenny Griggs, W' if W ' y ,f'f, fi , I like it because you can work at your own pace and make what you want. Plus, Mr. Braden is easy to get along with. -Laura Ross. The class was very different from my old school. Here the classes are more independent and the kids are left on their own. Also I like getting to listen to the radio. - Joey Weaver.