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

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Six seniors give leadership Two records gone improving skills and tal- ents, the nineteen boys out for track worked hard to do their best. Six of the boys are sen- iors and they gave really good leadership to the younger guys, said Head Coach Mr. Jim Lindstrom. Two new school records were set by senior Mike Bueck. Rueck broke the re- cords when he jumped twenty feet, ten inches in the long jump, and forty feet, ten inches in the triple jump. The younger members did well by adding points to the teams scores and plac- ing first in the freshman- sophomore meet. i H12 'Q j J f Mlm., f f i I, ,,t V Run, run. The second man on the two-mile relay team sophomore Randy DePue keeps a steady oace En achieve a first place. Dhoto y Beth Brandenburg. L, in VL in K, ,W,:J pt. Tension release. Before placing first in the one-mile race at league in Rossville, Jim Hurtig senior stretches out. Photo by Jenni Jar- mel. RECREATION 1 BOYS Scoreboard Silver Lake 5 ol 10 Perry Lecompton 5 of 9 Kaw Valley Relays 10 of 13 2 Wabaunsee ol 6 Santa Fe Trail 4 of 7 Rossville 5 of 8 League 3 of 7 Jackson Heights 5 of 5 Regionals 12 of 16 Si K a e Jim Hurtig 3rd-800 meters League Standing 13 of 7

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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

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RECREATION GIRLS Coming from OU l really enjoyed being in track because the competi- tiontwas on a one-to-one basis. -Stephanie Vin- cent. Track was a lot of hard work, and it made you feel good when you saw the re- sults. -Tammy Yinger. There were a lot of ups and downs in track this year, but overall we had a pretty good season. -Jodi Conaway. Stretch Sophomore Suzy Howell warms up before her race. Photo by Jenni Jarmel. The ol' heave ho. Using all of her strength junior Laura Poe throws the shotput at the Wabaunsee track meet. Photo by Laurie Cox. 174 l Track. First Row: Shellie Etzel, Tammy Stephanie Vincent, Kristi Vandevelde, Julie Jones, Cindy Doebele, Brigette Hartter, Tammy Yinger, Connie Robbins. Second Row: Coach Loren Ziegler, Man- ager Deana Womack, Michele En- gelken, Angela Roberson, Kim Frank, Angie Suther, Penny Stites, Tone Wicklund-Hansen, Patty Kennedy, Coach Jack Oglesby. Third Row: Dawn Troxel, Cinne- mon Bath, Suzy Howell, Jenny Griggs, Vicki VandeVelde, Laura Poe, Jill Layman, Jodi Conaway, Lisa Thomas. Photo by Brent Pho- tography. 4'11 . Concentrating on her arch, senior Kim Frank sails over the bar. She went on to take first place with a jump of 5'3 . Photo by Beth Brandenburg. 7R14 K