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

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Hard worker. While the band Iays Eye of the Tiger, Genell Schultes fCaptainl goes over the halt-time feature. Photo by Colette Bosse. we 'Wifi' 'is fx Rss? COLORGUAFID oneANizATloNs -1 .., .. . A--kk K., W, L Wind lighters. Practicing the field show, Robin Ftueck sophomore and Teresa Barraclough junior march forward while doing wig- wags. Photo by Colette Bosse. i 4. Wildcat Victory. Forward march. Vonita Murdock, Laurie Cox, Lisa Oathout, Patti Frey, Darci Rei- chardt, Genell Schultes, Colette Bosse, and Angie Hook begin the half-time entertainment. Photo by David Biswell. Colorguard. First Row: Patti Frey fCo-Captainl, Genell Schultes lCaptainl. Second Fiow: Laurie Cox, Darci Fleichardt, Lisa Oath- out, Colette Bosse, Deana Wo- mack lcenterl, Angela Shell, Tere- sa Barraclough, Dawn Smith. Third Ftow: Angie Hook, Stephanie Vin- cent, Vonita Murdock, Fiobin Rueck, Elieena Corber, and Christy Taylor. Photo by Brent Photography.

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I 142 ORGANIZATIONS COLOFIGUARD Tosses create need for shorter poles Competing with camp routine Eye of the Tiger colorguard receives Il rating at District I Festival Practice, practice, and more practice made up the two weeks before the Dis- trict l Festival in which the colorguard got a Il ranking. The colorguard competed with their field show feature, The Eye of the Tiger. Along with practicing this routine, they had to make up two other routines in which they marched along with the band. I felt we did really well at District, and that attending it was worth our time, said Captain Genell Schultes. A summer day camp was held at the school the week before school started. Wen- dy Hicks, a member of Ba- ker University's colorguard, taught two routines, one to Charleston and the other to The Eye of the Tiger. Hicks also taught them how to do tosses and a flag ex- change. The colorguard found their seven foot flags too tall to do tosses with, so the flags were cut to six feet. I love our flags being six foot tallg they are much easier to work with and help make our performances more at- tractive, said Angela Shell. Pre-game Positioned in the mid- dle of the football field, Angela Shell and Patti Frey juniors con- centrate on t'We Got the Beat. Photo by David Biswell. Mkt'-i .t - West oiiifkis -H2 I Y tjw-I . . f, . ti 'ws - f .+o-ag.

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RECREATION BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY - COMING FROM YOU I really enjoyed Cross Country because it was more ot an individual sport I could set my own pace and have fun Art Thom I thought we should have done better than we did but Randy got hurt ear ly and Shawn got hurt later It kind of ruined our good chances for Region als Hopefully next year we can do better Robbie Suther I thought we had a pret ty good season I really liked the oompetlton and have already set a goal for next year. l want to run ln the top 15 and have a time under 11:17. -Don Bor- ders. 812055 G0'H!V'7!2 Gentlemen start your engines Senior Mike Fiueck goes over the course in his mind as the official from ROSSVIII9 gives instructions Photo by Mary Dekat Team strategy Seniors Mike Rueck and Stan Pangrac junior Robbie Suther and freshman Don Borders trace the course to plan their race Photo by Terri Perrin tts 's',w sh 2' A ,sts swf! -as W We saws N535 W 'Il Cross Country. First Ftow: Shawn Beuchat Mike Flueck Jim Hurtig Art Thomas. Second Row: Randy DePue Stan Pangrac Robbie Suther Marco Sossa Don Bor- ders Coach Loren Ziegler. Photo by Brent Photography. Foot work. Senior Shawn Beu- chat stays ahead of his opponents at the Silver Lake meet. Photo by Daron Howard.