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

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156 COMING FROM OLI I thought pom pon was a lot of fun I really enjoyed rt It was a lot of hard work to learn the routines and all but rt was worth It on per formance mght Janme Brady Pom pon has always been a great deal of tun for me and thls year was no ex ceptron Our squad worked really hard to be the best we could be I thlnk we end ed our season very well at Hutchrson Nancy Mohler Slnce It was my frrst year I was rnexperrenced and I drdnt know what to expect from camp Throughout the year I be came more famlllar wrth the wrth them I m glad I got to experrence t Connle R0bbIfl8 As a squad we had lots ot good trmes I m going to miss the sensors I enjoyed performung wlth all ot the glrls They re great Vlckl Vande Velde One ot the greatest ex perlences rs golng to camp THE greatest IS going out on the held or court and havlng the BEST time of your llfe Tern Perrln new new Cut loose Performrng at h state basketball tournament sen tors Nancy Mohler and Terr: Perrrn prepare to cuttoot loose Photo by Greg Abbott Practice Junlor Vlckl Vande Velde and sophomore Jannle Brady work on PYT Photo by Greg Abbott Entertainment Betore gettlng thelr group picture taken the pom pon gurls take trme to do that nlght s routlne Photo by Greg Ab bott Pom Pon First Row Tern Perrrn Nancy Mohler Second Row Vlckl Vande Velde Captarn Julie Hernngton Jannle Brady Thlrd How Connle Ftobbnns Photo by Brent Photography ' li .H ' t e routines and had a lot of fun ' 4 I - '

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Guard plays in All Star Three take honors Although the boys' sea- son came to an abrupt end after Nemaha Valley de feated them ln sub state play senior Kasey Klrk wood was stlll playing ball Krrkwood was selected to play In the Fifth Annual Pepsl Pizza Hut All Star Basketball Game Playlng rn the All Star game was fun It dldn t mat ter If you won or lost as long as you gave it your best. You got to know the other members not just as bas ketball players but as nor mal people sand Klrk wood Krrkwood also recerved All League Honorable Men tron along wlth junlor Rob ble Suther Randy DePue sophomore made All League 'lt Set It up put It ln Let s wln Wartlng for sensor Sheldon Sara 1215 to break open un the lane sophomore Randy DePue 1135 warts to throw the ball rnsrde Photo by Debbie Brungardt Post up Gettrng set rn hrs pos: tlon junlor Flobble Suther 1303 warts for a pass from the wang to dnve up the mrddle and score to complete the play Photo by Greg Abbott nEonEATloN -I 55 Boys' vAnsnY COMING FROM OU Not bad for my sopho more year We fell short rn a lot of ways but l thunk we can make rt up next year Randy DePue I thunk we could have done a lot better We had a lack of dlscrplrne here and there and that cost us a lot of games Jerry John son t Y 35 4 G p 6 , ,

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Childhood dreams come true Pride shines through by Julie Herrington I can remember when I was about eleven or twelve. I had decided that, as I went through life, I was going to make people happy and l was going to dance. After I made pom pon, I realized that I had accomplished both of these. I am very proud of the squad. All of us gave at least 100 'MI and some- times a whole lot more. Being head was very challenging. I learned how to be patient with the squad as well as with myself. Terri Perrin and Nancy Mohler were ex- tremely helpful to me and they knew that the success of the squad de- pended a lot on the seniors. Connie Robbins, Vicki Vande Velde, and Jannie Brady were very dedicated and a lot of fun to work with. It is to these girls I say thank youg you were all great. Herrington and junior Connie Robbins try Photo by Greg Abbott One more time. To perfection senior Julie Wanna by Starting Something once again. nEcaEATioN Pom Pom 'Twas time for performance and all through their heads, they knew it wasn't as easy as everyone had said. Their knees were shaking, their nerves were on endg because Jannie Brady's broken finger had not yet begun to mend Captain Julie Herrington was afraid the crowd would hate the routine while Connie Flobbins and Nancy Mohler wanted to show them one they had never before seen Terri Perrin and Vicki Vande Velde both wanted to do well so the squad pulled together and the crowd thought they were swell After it was over and the applause had died away they sighed with relief and That was great I heard them say