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

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Renaissance rriving at the Re- naissance Festival Y of Kansas City, the journalism students were faced with the sight of King Henry VIII and Queen Anne Boleyn. As opening time arrived, the court trumpeters sounded their horns. Visitors entered quickly and began to look for enjoyment. Provided by the Kansas Art Institute, the festival of- fered all kinds of entertain- ment. There were jesters, jugglers, musicians, and puppeteers. Among the fa- vorite groups were Puke and Snot and Sideshow TERESA ROHN: I really enjoyed 'Puke and Snot., They were extremely funny. It wasn't something you'd want to take your young children to, but I 'Puke and Snot' entertains pupils liked it. 'Sideshow' was real- ly great too. They were not only great jugglers, but great comedians as well!', While enjoying the enter- tainment, the patrons could alleviate their hunger by stopping at one of the many food shops. Many types of food were offered. Among them were pizza sticks, tur- key drumsticks, sausage on a stick, croissants, and many other foods. ROBIN RUECK: I loved the food. It was very diversified. I wish I could have eaten all day? Not only were there places to buy food, there were places to buy souve- nirs. Among things to buy and take home were jewelry, pottery, and other craft spe- cialties. lj Music. Juniors Teresa Rohn and Kristi Vande Velde listen as the violins play. Photo by Melinda Shell. Souvenirs. Junior Teresa Rohn picks out flower garlands that were worn by women in the Renaissance time. Photo by Kristi Vande Velde. PROLOGUE

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tflultitude of festivities await those in attendance Daring souls' journey tcross land to festival , leven daring souls of the yearbook staff and their advisor Lady Roseann Gish jour- neyed across the land to the annual Bonner Springs Re- naissance Festival of Kansas City. Greeting the spirited spectators was a realm of kings and queens, peasants and paupers, minstrels and magicians, and jesters and jugglers. Senior Colette Bosse came dressed for the occa- sion. She was arrayed in a long peach gown and glis- tening jewels. BOSSE: I enjoy doing things like that. You get a lot more attention and you get to do more things. Upon arrival at the front gate, the group parted and went their own separate ways. A multitude of festivi- ties awaited the populace. For their pleasure were games of skill and chance and adventurous escapades. Photo by Colette Bosse, Bosse RENAISSANCE PROLOGUE Gimme a break Before seeking more lun Darren Brake freshmen Mutt Jcssop and lohnny Shaw ind eighth gr tder D trin Beethe stop for a breather Photo by Colette Bosse Trick or treat' Seniors Darcy Et zel and Angell Shell try on Old English masks Photo bw Colette

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X 831' r K 1 QQ ,...,:Ei,, , ' I S ff r Did 5 2 r, v ff' ER RENAISSANCE PROLOGUE Snap. Senior Colette Bosse takes pictures of Puke and Snot in the sideshow. Photo by Kristi Vande Velde. All aboard. Senior Darcy Etzel steps onto the bus after spending the day at the Renaissance Festival of Bonner Springs in Kansas City. Photo by Connie Robbins. Where's the bus? Waiting for a n ride home from the festival, the ju- niors watch the jugglers. Photo by Kristi Vande Velde.