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

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Ftushers rarlroad photogs RECREATION -I INFORMAL SPORTS Game fulfrlls dream Is takrng prctures of foot ball players a sport? It can be when one has to dodge oncoming rushers headrng for the goal lrne Being a photographer for the year book staff tends to lead the photographer into danger ous srtuatrons Sensor Greg Abbott takes his photogra phy skulls to the maxrmum Abbott plans on pursurng Hrghland Communrty Col e e Dungeons and Dragons uses the rmagrnatron of the human mlnd The player plays a character and the object IS to build an empire or whatever satisfies the player Informal sports could be physical mental or relaxrng sports but they strll allow Comrng from You I like to play music by ear I really luke to play Led Zepplln not only because ut s a challenge but marnly because Jimmy Page gets very deep Into musrc the ory and rt shows that he really loves music All ID all hrs photography through a soholarshrp rn photography that he has received from one to keep ln shape what ever part of the body IS be ing used I thunk playing guitar IS a tal ent I wrll use for the rest of my Irfe Chrls Kennedy I had to do somethrng to keep myself from getting fatter from the American fast food and aerobrcs can be vaned and a lot of fun so rt is an easy way to work out Tone Wlcklund Hansen Trapping. After successfully trap- Just strummin' along. After at- ping a raccoon, senior Andy Lewis tending a Men At Work concert, heads for home. Photo by Mary junior Chris Kennedy practices on Dekat, Down Under. Photo by Patty Kennedy.

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RECREATION INFORMAL SPORTS Coming from OU 'Horseback riding is re- laxing and something to do in my spare time. lt has a lot of adventure and fun and it is something Ive done since I was young. -Jenny Griggs. It all started with visual media and from that point on a new world opened up to me. l have a complete darkroom of my own at home and I am planning on going to college to further my photography knowl- edge.-Greg Abott. I started trapping by helping my dad when I was young. Selling the furs I trap is my main source ot in- come in the winter. The furs are then later sold by deal- ers to buyers in Europe and the U.S.S.Fl. -Andy Lewis. Running free. Taking a ride through her pasture, junior Jenny Griggs rides her horse Sam bare- back. Photo by Daron l-loward. Snapshot. As homecoming prac- tice continues senior Greg Abbott takes a picture of the candidates. Photo by Beth Brandenburg. Jane Fonda Workout. Working to keep her Norwegian figure sen- ior Tone Wicklund-Hansen listens as her instructor demonstrates the next exercise. Photo by Maria Shell. Dungeons and Dragons. Juniors Bill Waldmann Juergen Massey and Mike Jacobs sort through their instruction booklet. Photo by Pat- ty Kennedy. ln is 42 if i SN X M

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-I RECREATION INFORMAL SPORTS COMING FROM You l'Bicycling relaxes me because l'm out inthe open and it makes me feel tree. Not only that, but it also helps shape up my body for football season. - Mike Rueck. I like nature so I sup- pose that s why I like hiking. You never really notice how special the little things are until you experience them. Its really refreshing. -B '- gette Hartter. I wish they had a soccer team here. Back in Bolivia soccer is the most impor- tant sport. Football is popu- lar here but we dont have football in Bolivia. Soccer takes more skill than strength but it really builds muscles. - Marco Sossa. Soccer sense. Kicking the ball into the air to practice head bumps, senior Marco Sossa works out in his backyard. Photo by Julie Hawkins. Survival of the fittest. With backpack strapped on her back, junior Brigette Hartter hikes near N.W. Hodges Road. Photo by Greg Abbott. ni Scenic view Headed for the la kesude senior Michele Engelken looks over her shoulder as she parks her dirt bike Photo by Daron Howard Rude em cowboy Blanco Brltches senior Sheldon Salas paint horse often totes Sara around his pasture. Photo by Greg Abbott.