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

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SINER LAKE LIBRARY 201 Railroad Berry Farm Supply P.O. Box 248 Silver Lake, KS I:-:C 66539 Berry Cornpanles Call: 582-4693 Residential-Commercial Licensed I 5' ' X I . .an- MASON ELECTRIC 409 Rice Silver Lake, KS 66539 Ditch Witch Trenching Jerry Mason f9l3j 582-5890 CAfter 51 ,,,.nlIu.,,,' 5s +, See Berry Farm Supplies for all your Irrigation, Fertilizer, and if V ', -,Q1'f C d Farm Needs. Use Futurama Systems for an energy efficient 5' i home for years to come. See Satellite Communication Corpora- 43955 353 9069 Silver Lake Post tion for the best in T,V. viewing, Photo by Jenni Jarmel a..,'u',.n C ASSES SUPPLIES . ' ANDCRAFYED G FTS ID 'M PORTS 1 Biffle Had ffm Cfrfzffs, hc. 227 RAILROAD A saves LAKE. KS essssa 582-5232 - SPECIALIZING IN COUNTED CROSS STITCH - TOLE - LANDSCAPE SILK FLOWERS - ,Y little hen K I fl aff.. . an G Photo by Jenni Jarmel JOSTENS PRINTING AND PUBLISHING DIVISION by Jenni Jarmel closes its doors on Sunday night I At first glance, it may appear to anyone not between the ages to be a typical night club with of 13 and 17. xsgi , flashing lights, blaring music, No alcohol is served, but ,., ,- - and people mixing and talking. soda pop and snacks can be pur- f'Q3 ',' dk 4.2! V hr , A But a closer look will tell a per- chased at the bar. Popular pf 7 ' is son that something is strangely songs blast out of the giant ro- ' different here W none of the tating speakers, and the latest I' t people are over eighteen , . . videos can be viewed on the big f' but relax, this is teen night at screen T.V. from 6 p.m. to 10 o the Landing. p.m. Q7 p.m. to l1.p.m. in the ,Z Teens from all over the Tope- summerj There IS a cover 'Y 1 ka area have been flocking to a charge of 53.00. popular night spot known as As far as clothing and hair- Q Q Luna's Landing. Usually serv- styles are concerned, anything .7 ing as a barfdisco, the Landing goes at the Landing. Everything MERCHANTS MERCHANTS

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? 0' ' 'Sn Opening Fall '85 PROESQQISFAL is-gi Reindeer Forest SALON Tree Farm Rt. 1 saver Lake 6 gli a Marsllbilff Mary 582-5133 lm. C 'H . .,-2,15 S Margaret Kerr KJ' 55 nl Silver Lake Auto Service Silver Lake 582-4794 13313111 l1,UELll-BY? CQGHIQFIBCUCQUUCIDES Silver Lake, Kansas Mechanical 66539 Painting And 582-5811 Body Work 5 8 2- Custom Homes '7wJt fb r' .Zz Features A Variety Of: Sandwiches ,, Basket Dinners Salad Bar Homemade Chili Delicious Desserts Open Year Round Monday-Saturday 8 A.M. To 8 P.M. from punked out to preppy can be seen. Cropped pants and hair, as well as leather and chains, are not at all uncommon sights, either. RANDY MATZKE: I go to the Landing to meet girls and listen to my favorite tunes and watch them on the screen. TAMMY KRUGER: The Landing is a great place to meet new people. lt's fun to get out there on the dance Floor without having to worry about what everybody thinks of you. BRENDA PLYMIRE: It,s something to do, and you really meet a lot of guys. RICK MacCAUSLAND: I go to watch videos and play pool. I sometimes dance and really party. NADIA EVENEPOEL: I haven't had the chance to go yet. I would like to though, since I'm crazy about dancing. Dancing is my life. Teen hot spot. Luna's Landing, shown here, attracts teens from the Topeka area. Photo by Jenni Jarmel. MERCHANTS General Contractor Proud proprietors. Connie and Tex Doebele own Silver Lake's only restaurant. Tex's Drive In is a favorite after school hang-out for kids who want to play a video game or enjoy a snack. Photo by Jenni Jarmel.