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

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RECREATION GIRLS' VARSITY COMING FROM YOU As a senior the season was great because I ve nev- er been to state volleyball. -Kim Frank. 1983 was an up and down season. The team failed to make many of its goals and expectations but it did become the first State Volleyball Tourna- ment. At times the season was very disappointing t group of young women who arent accustomed to los- ing' but they stayed togeth- er and showed great char- acter by playing so well at the end of the year. - Coach Jack Oglesby. We are a fighting team who got backed into a cor- ner at sub-state - we just fought and came out on top. To be honest we wer- ent as mentally ready for state as we would have been with a winning season behind us. -Belh Branden- burg. Teamwork. As senior Angie Suther bumps the ball, senior Nan- cy Mohler anxiously waits in the background to set it. Photo by Debbie Brungardt. Jump lo il. Flying oft the court and into the air, senior Kim Frank spikes the ball during a practice scrimmage, Photo by Beth Bran- denburg. Varsity Volleyball. First Flow: Nancy Mohler, Connie Robbins. Second Row: Brigette Hartter, Terri Perrin, Cindy Doebele. Third Flow: Coach Cindy Hamilton, Mi- chele Engelken, Vicki Vande Velde, Kim Frank, Coach Jack Og- lesby. Fourth Row: Angela Rober- son, Penny Stites, Angie Suther, Carol Robbins, Beth Brandenburg. Photo by Brent Photography. Say 'Cheese. ' While waiting to get group shots taken, seniors Mi- chele Engelken and Terri Perrin have some fun with the net. Photo squad to quality for the o a by Mary Dekat. ezfmff Us fl. 'IJ

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Three tirsts captured Small but mighty Running with a very small team Qfive membersj, the girls ended their season with a seventh place finish in the state meet. Just be- fore the meet, the team was ranked third in the state be- hind Lakin and St. Marys. Throughout the season the girls brought home three first places, including the Holton, Perry-Lecompton, and Royal Valley meets. The girls came in second in three other of their meets, most often to their arch-ri- val St. Marys, whom they also finished behind in league. M Cassie 5-Fat, ikx Amie? they re off Cindy Doebele tunior makes her way around the opponents Shellie Etzel freshman and senior Mary Dekat closely pur sue Doebele Photo by Greg Ab bott What a relief Bngette Hartter ju nror relaxes after a long grueling two mile race Hartter finished first in two of the meets Photo by Ma na Shell RECREATION GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY 1 Scoreboard Wamego 2 o 11 Rossvrlle o 6 Holton o 5 Perry Lecompton o 6 Silver Lake o 9 Royal Valley o 5 League o 6 State 7 of 12 League Standing 2 of 6

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Sub-state means revenge Trojans victimized Beginning their season by taking second in a Ross- ville tournament, the varsity volleyballers had many dis- appointments and accom- plishments throughout the year. Accumuiating 16 wins and 14 losses, the season was somewhat disap- pointing, according to senior starter, Nancy Mohler. But, Coach Og- lesby and his team went on to win sub-state at Perry, becoming the first Silver Lake volleyball squad to go to state. Two senior start- ers, Michele Engelken and Nancy Mohler received the honor of being on the all league team. Helpl With a little assistance from seniors Carol Robbins and Angie Suther Terri Perrin succeeds in the spiking drill Photo by Beth Brandenburg Spike that ball During pre game warmup at state junior Connie Robbins goes through the motions of a spike Photo by Jenny Griggs fit RECREATION GIRLS' VARSITY I4 Scoreboard Opp. Oskaloosa Valley Falls Wamego Rossville Rossville Santa Fe Trail Santa Fe Trail Osage City Osage City Spring Hill Osawatomie Rossville Rossvllle Mission Valley Mission Valley Academy Ot Mt Scholastica Holton Rossville St Marys St Marys Wabaunsee Wabaunsee Hayden Topeka High Sub Slate Wellsville Perry S.L. W W W L L W W L RossvillefChampionshipj Slate Lindsborg Oakley ne Season s Record Wins Losses