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

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enix aGrange Elko Eldorado agles trail four The Lady Eagles final ame included one of the oughest comebacks Silver ake had faced in the past wo years With Remington s their challenger the girls eaded into the game e easy and by the end of he first quarter everyone lse knew it too Silver Lake ad beaten Osborne and ne to advance to the finals ut Remington proved oughest Lady Eagles were umber one and had two state championship tro phies and a flawless record oo But Lake still has one more challenge to over come beingtirst in the na tion Four teams currently They are Lenix Massachu setts with 65 wins and no losses LeGrange Georgia 620 Elko Nevado with a record of 57 0 and Eldor ado in Albequerque New Mexico with 52 wins and no losses Taking the angle. In the first Open. Breaking away to get the round game at state, senior Nancy ball, Kim Frank senior makes her Mohler 4201 applies fullcourt pres- move to chalk up another two sure by cutting off her opponent. points. Photo by Greg Abbott. Photo by Greg Abbott. RECREATION Scoreboard First game Osborne 11 8 11 2 32 Silver Lake 14 8 8 8 38 Second game Silver Lake 4 15 8 15 42 Erie 10 8 914 41 Championship Silver Lake 15 0 6 18 39 Remington 21 0 10 7 38 STATE TOURNAMENT -1 7 .1 - 1 7 3 Q t ' t . L . . . t . ' ' - a ' , ' ' ' ' - h s ' ' . knowing it wasn't going to rank ahead of the Eagles. b , ' , - t . I I . . e ' . ' C , ' , , h - 5 , , ' E' ' - : - . '- b ' ' , n , . ' -

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RECREATION STATE TOURNAMENT COMING FROM OU lfelt that we as a team played really well together It dldn t matter who was on the floor we stuck togeth er lthrnk that lS why we are called famlly Beung state champs IS a memory that gette Hartter The state basketball games were a leamlng ex perlenoe IR many ways l m glad I was a part of the team Denlse McLm I thunk a strong feeling of tamlly developed be tween the team members after we won the last game We never could have made It wlthout each other I had a lot of fun and enjoyed be mg a part ofthe team Luke many people say State feels great' Vlckl Vande Velde Where are you? Attemptlng a pass to Carol Robblns senlor Ml chele Engelken sensor tries to fund another openlng In the defense Photo by Greg Abbott Get that ball Stretchrng tor the ball senior Carol Robblns goes for a rebound Photo by Greg Abbott Number one! Announclng thelr posltlon IR the state tournament the Lady Eagles show oft their tro phy to the televlslon camera Photo by Greg Abbott Ruse to the superior Another two points are chalked up rn the game agalnst Remlngton as the Ladles cheer on their teammates Photo by Greg Abbott H 75 ' we will all cherish. -Bri-

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-1 72 RECREATION BOYS Coming from OU Although there were not that many people out this year we got a lot accom- plished and learned a lot. - Greg Abbott. experience for me and I have met many people and achieved many goals. - Dennis Anderson. Since this was my first year l enjoyed being a part of the team and hope future years go as well. -Joey Weaver. Track has been a great '7R14C'K , ttttt.t c,,...-,a,.,..,,,..E.s w It's cold! Awaiting the call for the high jump, senior Shawn Beuchat keeps warm. Photo by Renee Strong. Super jumper. Gaining points for the team, Mike Rueck senior con- centrates on the long jump. Photo by Jenni Jarmel. U j K Boys' Track. First Row: Todd Hoffart, John Hoover, Kelly Ma- hana, Jerry Johnson, Joey Weaver, Kevin Fientro, Dennis An- derson. Second Row: Marco Sossa, Mike Ftueck, Daron How- ard, Shawn Beuchat, Sheldon Sala, Greg Abbott, Jim Hurtlg, Third Row: Assistant Coach Mike Zabel, Ted Adams, Mike Wich- man, Patrick Escalante, Troy Gad- dls, Shannon Hook, Rick Mac- Causland, Head Coach Jim Lind- strom, Concession worker. During a spring sport Tammy Kruger fresh- man waits tor a customer. Photo by Karen Manhart. PEPS .L 2