Seniors plan for bright futures

By Logan Pegram | May 11, 2008

Kali Arney Next year I plan on attending Washburn University for my general education. Eventually I will attend Baker School of Nursing. I will most definitely miss the 2007 - 2008 pommers. I became so close to all of them, and they . . . read more 1

Forensics squad hosts fundraising event

By Shelby Brokaw | May 5, 2008

The Silver Lake High School forensics squad will offer a concessions stand at the school ball fields for Field Day this Friday. They are raising money to attend the National Catholic Forensics League tournament in Wisconsin this summer. . . . read more

Beyond the desks

First annual "Project Promenade" showcases student work

| April 23, 2008

Several high school instructors who teach elective courses have teamed up for the first "Project Promenade" in order to display student projects. According to Tonya McGough, choir teacher, "Project Promenade" will be held Wednesday, . . . read more

2008 forensicators accumulate various honors

By Jerod Barker | April 17, 2008

     The Silver Lake forensics squad has made serious strides this year. Led by Gail Naylor, head coach for over 35 years, the returning speakers and actors improved while helping the newcomers hone their talents. . . . read more

Spring sports scores announced

| April 8, 2008

Baseball Silver Lake vs. Council Grove 10-0 Highlights   Cody Holthaus gave up 2 hits and stuck out 5 in his six-inning shutout. Tyler Roberts was 3 for 4 including a double and grand-slam . . . read more

Results of spirit squad tryouts announced

By Chelsea Anderson | April 2, 2008

    On Thursday, March 13, cheerleading and pompon tryouts were held in the Silver Lake High School gym. Paulina Rudolph, senior, and Megan Richards, senior, taught the cheers, and Kali Arney, senior, Jaimie Tosh, . . . read more

Last year's resolution

Debate season comes to close

By Shelby Brokaw | January 22, 2008

            “The United States federal government should substantially increase its public health assistance to Sub-Saharan Africa.” . . . read more

Senior class photo scheduled

| January 9, 2008

Photographer Don Brent will be at Silver Lake High School on Wednesday, Jan. 16 to take the senior class photo for the yearbook. The photo will be taken in the Performing Arts Center at 8 a.m. during seminar. All seniors should plan . . . read more

StuCo adopts a family

By Jerod Barker | December 10, 2007

The Silver Lake Student Council is reaching out to a family in need this year to make their holiday a special one. The family consists of a single father, Steven, with his three children. Bryan is 15 years old and . . . read more

Musical rescheduled due to weather

Performers take stage this weekend

| December 10, 2007

The high school's performance of "The Music Man" has been rescheduled due to inclement weather this past weekend. Saturday's show has been rescheduled for this Saturday, Dec. 15 at 7 p.m. in the Performing Arts Center. The original . . . read more

National Honor Society inducts new members

By Jerod Barker | November 13, 2007

The Silver Lake Honor Club chapter of the National Honor Society inducted 20 new members on Wednesday, Nov. 7. NHS members are juniors and seniors who are nominated and voted into the club based on four attributes: character, . . . read more 1

Future farmers represent

FFA team boasts impressive results

By Jerod Barker | October 18, 2007

On Wednesday, Oct. 10, the Silver Lake FFA Chapter took 14 members to the annual Northeast District Dairy Cattle Contest in Axtell, Kan. Senior Collin Hase and juniors Adam Wetzel, Tony Hawkins, Trae Stebbins, Alex Hawkins, and . . . read more

September Students of the Month selected

| October 10, 2007

High school teachers recently had the opportunity to single out students they felt were performing at an exemplary level in their classroom. Once a month, teachers have the opportunity to choose a “Student of the Month.” The . . . read more

Students receive hands-on history lesson

Homecoming festivities approaching

By Shelby Brokaw | September 13, 2007

Students will be showing up at school dressed in togas, poodle skirts, and cowboy hats during the week of Sept. 24-28. Homecoming is on the way, and with it comes a return to the past. The Student Council decided on "Time Travel" as . . . read more 3

Head coach gets highest honor

Football field, day dedicated in his name

Jerod Barker and Lindsey Schroeder | August 31, 2007

Head Football Coach C.J. Hamilton has put his time and effort into the high school and the town for 33 years. During his career, he has led the football team to countless victories and boosted school spirit to unreachable heights. . . . read more 9

Long-standing tradition uprooted

By Lindsey Schroeder | August 31, 2007

The high school has seen many changes this year, but one change has been harder for students to accept. The Student Council recently voted that King and Queen of Winter Sports, a long-standing school tradition, will not take place this . . . read more 4

Scores for winter sports recorded

By katie Barnes | January 9, 2007

Basketball vs. Riley County- Feb. 29 Girls varsity SL 36 RC 44 Basketball vs. Nemaha Valley - Feb. 26 Varsity Girls SL 54 NH 40 Basketball vs. Rossville- Feb. 25 Varsity Boys SL 37, R 47 . . . read more 1

StuCo reaches happy medium

King and Queen of Winter Sports events planned

By Shelby Brokaw | January 2, 2007

Due to much controversy, Student Council members decided to hold onto a few King and Queen of Winter Sports events after initially saying they were going to drop the event entirely. StuCo members have chosen to go through with . . . read more 2

State qualifiers travel, succeed

By Ben Scarbrough | May 19, 2006

The state vocal, forensics and journalism students recently displayed their talents at state competitions. Kate Taylor and Amanda Pfannenstiel were two students who recently received a "I" at state contest. Taylor sang . . . read more 1

Adopt-a-Family brings out charity in many

By Lindsey Schroeder | December 20, 2007

Student Council’s decision to adopt a family this Christmas has evoked a tremendous response by both the student body and the community.   The project has been met with success and an even higher expected outcome. . . . read more

Wiles encounters smooth start as first-year teacher

By Shelby Kampsen | October 18, 2007

It happens to most children. It's their first day of preschool, and their teacher asks them what they want to be when they grow up. Most kids would say they want to be a teacher or maybe a police officer. Although they say that . . . read more

Golfer accomplishes incredible feat

By Ben Scarbrough | April 5, 2006

According to golf coach Jerry Bollig, he is excited to see so many golfers this season who are more than willing to practice and improve themselves. The golf team includes freshmen Willie Smith and Josh Rosebaugh; sophomores Dylan . . . read more 3

Next year's cheerleaders, pommers announced

By Jill Lira | March 24, 2006

The high school and junior high recently held their cheerleader and pom pon tryouts for the 2006-2007 school year. The final squads were posted March 15. The high school football cheerleaders include current juniors Shannon Lindstrom, . . . read more 2

Students argue their way to state

By Calla Mounkes | February 14, 2006

On January 20 and 21, the debaters at Silver Lake High School who qualified at regional debate, traveled with their coach Gail Naylor to the state competition in Wichita, Kan.   The students who went to state were Seniors Josh . . . read more

Seniors prepare for future

By Rachel McCall | May 13, 2006

Silver Lake students of the Class of 2006 are finishing their last few days left in high school. The graduating seniors will receive their diplomas on Sunday, May 21. These seniors still have a long road ahead, and they recently shared . . . read more

Year end events signify closure

By Ben Scarbrough | May 5, 2006

Toward the end of the year, students become restless due to two major events: prom and graduation.   Prom begins at 8 p.m. on May 13 and is being held at the Great Overland Station in Topeka. Kristin Herndon, art teacher, is on . . . read more

Musical results released

By Rachel McCall | April 21, 2006

Students showcased their talents recently in two local competitions. Silver Lake High School vocalists competed at state large group in Osage City on April 12. The choir, consisting of both select choir and concert choir members, received . . . read more

League vocal, band results announced

By Erin Workman | March 23, 2006

On Wednesday, March 15, the Silver Lake choir and band participated in the league competition at Silver Lake High School.   Congratulations to the following people who sang or played solos at the league level. Their ratings are . . . read more 2

Clark, Bahret place at District Selection Day

By Ben Scarbrough | March 14, 2006

Rick Blush, Silver Lake Jr./Sr. High School metals and ag teacher, takes students every year to compete in Future Farmers of America competitions around the area. Blush took only two students to Holton on March 1 to compete in the . . . read more

Silver Lake wrestlers named to all-league team

By Erin Workman | March 10, 2006

Even though the season is over, the wrestlers are still receiving words of praise. Of the 10 wrestlers who made it to state, six were named to the All Mid-East League Wrestling Team. Sophomores Collin Hase and Jason Mellies; juniors . . . read more 3

Journalists achieve success at regionals

By Ben Scarbrough | March 7, 2006

Qualifying eight students to state journalism says a lot about the journalism program at Silver Lake High School. Those eight qualifying students and their categories include: Calla Mounkes, editing, honorable mention; Rachel Stover, . . . read more 2

Teen enjoys blacksmithing

By Erika Massek | February 2, 2006

     Blacksmithing may seem like a lost art in today's society. However, many still practice it. One Silver Lake High School student hopes to carry on this ancient occupation. Freshman JaVon Martin went to Meriden in . . . read more 4

Grapplers crush opponents

By Justin Maryott | December 18, 2005

The Silver Lake wrestling team has jumped off to an impressive start. Varsity wrestlers freshman Collin Hase, senior Jacob Deiter, junior Jason Corwin, and junior Jared Wall are all undefeated after nine duals. Senior Drew Hawkins . . . read more 1

Debaters qualify to national summer tournaments

By Jill Lira | December 15, 2005

Debaters at Silver Lake High School are known for being strong in small numbers. This year, the squad consisted of 16 debaters, nine being novices. Along with the small numbers, the squad has had to fend for themselves more than usual with . . . read more

Senior salutes due in January

| December 13, 2005

Parents often say that their "babies grow up so fast!" Now, parents of the graduating class of 2006 have the opportunity to honor their "babies" as they finish their last year of high school. Parents may buy a . . . read more

Eagles fall short at state

By Justin Maryott | December 1, 2005

The 2005-2006 Silver Lake Eagles ended their storybook season with a 28- 30 loss to Southeast of Saline in the state championship game. Both teams played tough and battled in one of the best clashes in the state. Coach C.J. Hamilton . . . read more 1

Rivals go head-to-head for fourth straight year

Sub-state football slated for Friday

By Justin Maryott | November 11, 2005

Last Friday, Silver Lake defeated the Frontenac Raiders in sectional play with a tight finish of 14-13. The Eagles effectively stopped both of the Raiders' 1,000 yard running backs. Even though the Eagles advanced to sub-state . . . read more 5

October Students of the Month recognized

By Jessica Hawkins | November 9, 2005

October Students of the Month included Blaine Grooms, Matt McClain, Matt Welbourne, Bradley Bahret, Austin Abbott, Kyle Steele, Tyler Boxberger, Lauren Cunningham, Eddie Avila, Jaimie Tosh, Alex Oyler, Ashley Runkle, Ashley Lewicki, Jayme . . . read more 3

Foreign experience

Moritz Krug becomes immersed in American culture

By Justin Maryott | November 8, 2005

For a 14-year-old, leaving his or her home country for a full year might be overwhelming. That wasn't the case for Silver Lake senior Moritz Krug. Krug elected to enroll as a foreign exchange student because his English wasn't as . . . read more 1

Cunningham announces NHS inductees

By Katie Childs | November 3, 2005

The Silver Lake Honor Club chapter of the National Honor Society will induct 14 new members on Wednesday, Nov. 9 at 8 p.m. in the Performing Arts Center. According to Alan Cunningham, NHS sponsor, the attributes for membership are . . . read more 1

Working her way to better future

Taylor recognized nationally

By Jill Lira | November 2, 2005

There is a common unspoken fear among most high school students today: "Am I achieving the stepping stones set for me in high school so I can reach a higher level of education?" Senior Kate Taylor was unsure how she stood . . . read more 1

Select choir uses talent to benefit others

By Jessica Hawkins | November 1, 2005

The Silver Lake Select Choir, under the direction of Tonya McGough, will perform in a benefit concert which will be held Monday, Nov. 7 at 7:30 p.m. at White Concert Hall, Washburn University. Select choir members are Austin Abbott, . . . read more 2

Bryant, McCall prepare for state cross country

By Justin Maryott | October 22, 2005

For Senior Steph Bryant, qualifying for state cross country has become routine. She has qualified for state every year she's been in high school, and she is also the only person on the cross country team to represent Silver Lake High . . . read more 4

Eagles prepare for "War on 24" game

By Justin Maryott and Calla Mounkes | October 5, 2005

For Silver Lake High School Senior Running Back Kyle Steele, a win against Rossville would represent one of the most significant events during his senior year. It would mean a victory versus his archrival for four years of high school . . . read more 1

Homecoming festivities pay homage to Mardi Gras

By Calla Mounkes | September 24, 2005

This year's Homecoming activities are alive with color. The theme is based around the well-known Mardi Gras celebration. The 2005 Homecoming King and Queen candidates are Jennifer Fritz, Jenni Holmer, Rachel McCall, Andrew . . . read more 1

Fundraiser completed for hurricane victims

By Jessica Hawkins | September 13, 2005

Diana Frownfelter and her child development students' fundraising efforts have been completed, with the students raising a total of $251 for the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Frownfelter said that she is satisfied with what they have . . . read more

Virtual classes now being offered

By Jill Lira | September 12, 2005

The administration is constantly bringing new educational opportunities to Silver Lake High School. This year, Larry Winter, SLHS principal, said they decided to offer virtual online classes to students through Greenbush. He said the . . . read more

SLHS rents new machine for health nuts

By Rachel McCall | September 8, 2005

School is back in session, meaning the end to watching television all day and munching on a big bag of Doritos, washing them down with an ice cold Coke. Healthier alternatives are now available at Silver Lake High School. . . . read more 1

Students collect donations for Hurricane Katrina victims

By Jessica Hawkins | September 5, 2005

Feeling like helping those less fortunate? Then, bring your wallets and purses, ladies and gentlemen. Diana Frownfelter, child development teacher, and her child development students are spearheading a fundraiser to help those affected by . . . read more 1

Yearbooks are here

By Erika Massek | August 21, 2005

The 2004-2005 Silver Lake High School yearbooks are available in the office for those students who purchased one last year. Students who did not purchase a yearbook last year but would like to buy one may contact journalism teacher . . . read more 1

"Students of the Month" honored at breakfast

By Nick Clark | May 13, 2005

On May 10 at 7:10 a.m., Silver Lake High School held its breakfast for all "Student of the Month" recipients. This year there were 77 recipients. In order for a student to be nominated for "Student of the Month," a teacher must nominate . . . read more

Prom/After Prom deemed successful

By Jill Lira | May 4, 2005

Click on "related sites" below to view photos from Prom and After-Prom. read more 1

Seniors receive athletic, academic scholarships

By Nick Clark | May 3, 2005

As this chapter of the seniors’ lives comed to a close, several students are reaching for new heights. Their higher education does not only include academics, but also athletics and other collegiate activities. Adam Simone will . . . read more

Seniors qualify one more time for nationals

By Rachel Stover | May 3, 2005

The seniors begin their road to nationals by three qualifying at the NFL qualifier held at Topeka High School on April 23. The qualifiers were seniors Mary Beth Rader in humorous interpretation, and Torrie Fassnacht and Chris Farris in duo. . . . read more 1

Small, large group contest ratings announced

By Erin Willett | April 6, 2005

Since 2000, the concert choir students have not received three "1" ratings from the judges at the state large group contest...until this year. Tonya McGough, vocal teacher, said that the choir students worked so hard in class this . . . read more 4

Seniors lead baseball team

By Erin Willett | April 4, 2005

Although the Silver Lake Eagles baseball team tied for third at the state tournament last year, they are hoping to advance even further during post-season play this year. Head coach Alan Cunningham is expecting his team to be very . . . read more 2

Forensics students qualify for post-season competitions

By Katie Childs | April 1, 2005

On March 18-19, the Silver Lake forensics squad headed to Mission Valley High School to participate in the Catholic Forensics League (CFL) Qualifier. They placed first as a team with a score of 328 points. The Eagles have won this tournament . . . read more 1

Silver Lake artists honored at recent competition

By Rachel Stover | March 26, 2005

Silver Lake art students traveled to Riley County on Monday, March 14 for Mid-East League Art, coming home with six different placers in four different divisions. Two students who placed second in their respective divisions were junior . . . read more 1

Lady Eagles advance in state contest

| March 7, 2005

The Lady Eagles defeated Garden Plain on Wednesday to advance to the next round at state basketball. Action continues on Friday as the Lady Eagles match up against Burlington. The game begins at 6:30 p.m. in Hutchinson. read more 2

Young squad stuns circuit

By Rachel Stover | March 1, 2005

Despite the inexperience of this year’s debate squad and the fact that it was deemed a “rebuilding year,” the squad gave everyone a shock with their impressive success. Squad members captured first at regionals, third at . . . read more 4

Most Valuable Fan announced tonight

By Erika Massek and Erin Willett | February 27, 2005

Many people cheer on the varsity basketball teams, but now they will be rewarded for their enthusiasm. The Silver Lake High School basketball cheerleaders are sponsoring the Most Valuable Fan (MVF) award contest. The contest began Feb. . . . read more 2

Eight journalists qualify to state

By Rachel Stover | February 24, 2005

(To view the award-winning photos submitted by SLHS photographers, click on "Related Sites" below.) Fourteen Silver Lake High School students showed their dedication to journalism by competing at regionals on Feb. 18 . . . read more 5

DeSouza tearin' it up

By Rachelle DeShazo | February 15, 2005

Shannon Kruger, head boys’ basketball coach, recently made a decision to suit up and play a hard working and determined athlete, sophomore Nick deSouza, at not only the junior varsity level but also varsity. “I was really happy . . . read more 2

Ziegler reaches milestone

By Erin Willett | February 7, 2005

Coach Loren Ziegler has paced the basketball court at Silver Lake for 26 years. His dedication paid off on Jan.7 at Wabaunsee when he reached a milestone: 400 career wins as head girls’ basketball coach. Because he is a constant . . . read more

Farris determined to succeed

By Katie Childs | February 1, 2005

Senior Chris Farris is anxious for his final role in this year’s spring play “Sherlock Holmes' Great Grandson Goes to Hollywood.” Farris loves being involved in the play because he said that there are no more cliques, . . . read more 2

Scholars Bowl clinches league championship

By Rachel Stover | February 1, 2005

The tail end of the Scholars Bowl season signifies some of the most important tournaments of the year, including league and regionals. The Silver Lake varsity team consisting of seniors Aaron Blush, Sally Bollig, Jess Norton, and juniors . . . read more 1

Royalty crowned Friday

| January 31, 2005

In front of a large crowd, seniors Chris Wichman and Sally Bollig were crowned King and Queen of Winter Sports 2005. Other royalty included Dylan Bahm, Curtis Hamilton, Andrea Childs and Lacy White. Janelle Jordan and Brian Dieker, last . . . read more 1

Royalty crowned soon despite freezing temperatures

Candidate photos added!

By Rachel Stover | January 18, 2005

(Click below on "related sites" to see some King and Queen of Winter Sports photos, as well as Spirit Week pictures) Even an ice storm can’t delay the crowning of the King and Queen of Winter Sports, which is still on . . . read more 3

Jord�o compares life in Brazil to America

By Erin Willett | January 17, 2005

Many foreign exchange students visit the United States to attend an American school. Belle Jordão was one of those students. Jordão resides in the large community of São Paulo, Brazil and was staying with Jeff and Connie . . . read more 2

"Wizard of Oz" presented to full house

By Abby Cunningham | December 5, 2004

After many weeks of hard work, the musical theater class presented "The Wizard of Oz" this past Saturday and Sunday. Both performances were sold out. Click on the link below to see some pictures from the show. Also, on the . . . read more

Debate squad prepares for next half

By Abby Cunningham | November 10, 2004

After attending two tournaments this previous weekend, the debate squad now heads into the second half of the season. They attended the Shawnee Heights and Rock Creek tournaments on Nov. 5 and 6, where they accumulated a combined total of . . . read more 1

Six students inducted into NHS

By Calla Mounkes | November 7, 2004

The Silver Lake chapter of the National Honor Society is inducting new members on Wednesday.   This year, six new NHS members are being introduced into the society. These members are seniors Lacy White, Marissa Shelley, Jason . . . read more

Eagles headed to third round of playoffs

By Abby Cunningham | November 5, 2004

The football team continues to achieve success in the post season as they soared past the Mission Valley Vikings 48-20 to claim a Bi-District championship. Because of the win on Tuesday, the Eagles now play on Sat., Nov. 5 against the Rock . . . read more

Art club members deck-out in '80s garb

By Calla Mounkes | November 3, 2004

The ’80s were a creative time filled with big hair and crazy clothes. The Art Club decided to draw from this decade of fun with a Halloween Party complete with imaginative jack-o-lanterns. On Oct. 26, the high school Art Club met in . . . read more

Cow Bingo to raise money for journalism staffs

By Abby Cunningham | October 7, 2004

Members of the high school journalism staff will begin selling squares for Cow Bingo at Friday night's football game against the Rossville Dawgs. Cow Bingo will take place on Oct. 22 after the football game against Osage City, . . . read more

Cometh to Renaissance

By Erin Willett | September 9, 2004

Hear ye, hear ye! The Renaissance Festival is approaching. AFS sponsor Jerry Bollig is currently selling tickets for $12 for adults, $6.50 for children (under 12 years old), and food coupons for $5.50. On Sept. 25, Bollig is sponsoring a . . . read more 1

Naylor reaches advanced level

By Abby Cunningham | December 14, 2004

Professional basketball players are part of the NBA, professional baseball players are affiliated with MLB, and high school debate members belong to the NFL? Yep. In fact, the National Forensics League recently honored high school debate . . . read more 2

Senior actor no coward to stage

By Megan Bowers | November 29, 2004

Senior Dylan Bahm knows that this is his last year to make his mark at Silver Lake High School. The past three years have been leading toward a grand finale for him: graduation. In order to make a final splash, he is currently preparing . . . read more 3

Eagles unable to conquer Cardinals

By Abby Cunningham | November 27, 2004

The class 3A state championship football game was held last weekend at the Goddard District Stadium. The final featured two familiar teams: the Silver Lake Eagles and the Conway Spring Cardinals. This game marked the third consecutive time . . . read more

Fundraiser to collect money for soldier's family

by Calla Mounkes | November 19, 2004

A fundraiser to benefit Dorothy and Richard Marsh’s family is being held at the sub-state football game tonight in Silver Lake. Richard Marsh is currently serving in the war in Iraq. According to Rachelle DeShazo, senior head . . . read more

Eagles win in thriller

Now play Rossville for bid to state

By Abby Cunningham | November 14, 2004

"It ain't over, 'til it's over!" Yogi Berra once delivered these now famous words; however, as fans were leaving the SLHS football field on Friday, this . . . read more

FCCLA offers leadership opportunities

By Erika Massek | July 3, 2001

If a student desires a club that provides leadership, community service, and teamwork for students, FCCLA offers all of these opportunities. FCCLA stands for Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America. Family and consumer science . . . read more 2

Football game displays twist

By Lindsey Davis | November 10, 2004

Silver Lake High School is holding powder puff football on Saturday. Admission into the flag football game for the public, participants, coaches, etc. is two canned goods. The donated food will go to local churches. The SLHS Student Council . . . read more

Silver Lake advances to sectional play

By Abby Cunningham | November 8, 2004

The football team added another mark to the win column after defeating the Rock Creek Mustangs in the regional championship game on Sat., Nov. 6. The Eagles will now play on Fri., Nov. 12 at Silver Lake against Cherryvale. The game starts . . . read more

Scholars Bowl yearns for more members

By Calla Mounkes | November 5, 2004

This year’s Scholars Bowl team is minimal in numbers. Only 10 people signed up for Scholars Bowl this year compared to 14 last year. The team is in desperate need of new members, in particular more freshmen and sophomores since there . . . read more

Students exercise voters' rights

By Calla Mounkes | November 5, 2004

Voting is a vital procedure in the democratic process of our country. Of all the votes submitted, 18.4 percent of this year’s voter turnout was comprised of the 18-29 year olds, according to an article on ohio.com. Some students at . . . read more

They're "off to see the Wizard..."

Tickets available now!

By Megan Bowers | November 5, 2004

“There’s no place like home; there’s no place like home; there’s no place like home!” These famous lines are included in “The Wizard of Oz,” which will be presented by the Silver Lake High School . . . read more 2

Intellectually challenging competition transpires

By Calla Mounkes | October 25, 2004

Today, a freshmen-sophomore Scholars Bowl tournament will be held at the high school. The competition begins at 4 p.m. Local teams that are attending include Osage City, Seaman, Northern Heights, Santa Fe Trail, Hayden, Perry, . . . read more 3

Local families host foreign exchange students

By Megan Bowers | October 25, 2004

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to travel to a foreign country where language was a barrier and you didn't know anybody? Well, three foreign exchange students - Belle Jordao from Sao Paulo, Brazil, Niels Gayk from Bremen, . . . read more 4

Select choir headed to Washburn University

By Megan Bowers | October 25, 2004

The Silver Lake High School select choir, along with eight Topeka schools, will be performing on Monday, Nov. 1. The choir will sing at the annual High School Showcase Concert for the Stacie Beavers Scholarship. Select choir members . . . read more 1

Lady Eagles soar into sub-state with high hopes

By Hunter Bowers | October 20, 2004

Imagine this: your team is going into the final round of state volleyball with time flying by at the speed of light. You are tied with your opponent until the very last point. Only one team can win. The girls of the Silver Lake High School . . . read more 7

Vocal students showcase their talents

By Megan Bowers | October 20, 2004

On Wednesday, under the musical direction of Tonya McGough, the Silver Lake High School concert choir and select choir will put on a show at the high school Performing Arts Center. The theme for the event is “Sing Out.” There . . . read more 5

Location decided for senior class photo

By Abby Cunningham | October 14, 2004

The senior picture will be taken on Wed., Nov. 3 at 10:45 a.m., which is a maroon day. It will be taken at the grade school playground by Don Brent. Students will be called out of class to meet in Jamie Manhart's room, Room 117. If a . . . read more

New student tees off

By Calla Mounkes | October 6, 2004

Sophomore Jill Lira recently moved to Silver Lake from Fort Morgan, Colo. Currently at Silver Lake High School, she is involved in a sport she has played since she was 14: golf. Girls' golf coach Alan Cunningham said that Lira's mind-set . . . read more 6

Yearbook theme decided

SLHS journalism staff needs your help!

By Abby Cunningham | September 27, 2004

The journalism staff decided the theme for the 2004-2005 yearbook earlier this month. They came up with the idea of "Something Old, Something New, Something Gold and Maroon." In order for the SLHS yearbook staff to carry out this . . . read more 1

Pommers clinch awards at camp

By Hunter Bowers | September 22, 2004

The 10 members of the pom pon squad performed on Sept. 10 for the first time in front of the Silver Lake community; however it was not the first time to perform in front of a large group. This year’s pommers traveled to a summer . . . read more 1

Homecoming festivities conclude

By Abby Cunningham | September 20, 2004

(Go to the top of the "High School" link and click on "Homecoming Activities 2004" for a photo pictorial of the week's events.)   Three groups placed in the school competition for the Homecoming parade float . . . read more 2

Voice of Silver Lake Eagles rings loud, proud

By Lindsey Davis | September 15, 2004

Have you ever wondered whose voice is floating over the PA system, yelling encouraging phrases such as “That’s good for another Silver Lake first down!” getting fans excited about the game? Or who keeps you focused on the . . . read more 5

Homecoming festivities planned

By Staff | September 1, 2004

With Homecoming appearing earlier and earlier on the calendar, students and faculty are scrambling to organize Homecoming events. Student Council announced the six senior Homecoming candidates last week. Since then, the candidates have been . . . read more

Yearbooks arrive early

By Abby Cunningham | August 30, 2004

The 2003-2004 "Golden Eagle" high school yearbooks arrived earlier than usual. Journalism students began distributing the books on Aug. 23. In addition to the annuals, the journalism department also published a supplemental DVD . . . read more 1