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

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F VARSITY CHEERLE Db BRIGETTE HARTTER: 'kThis summer at camp we had evalua- ' each day The final day of tions . evaluation was on Thursday morn- . . ' h ing. The grass was still wet from t e d w. Before we started to run out in e front of everyone, l told the squad ' b to be careful when tumbling e- eause the grass was wet. When it was our turn, we all ran out there ' ' and doing eartwheels, jumps, round-offs. When doing my round- ff l fell flat on my face. lt scared 0 . me so badly. l just laid there. l ' t to eouldn't decide whether or no et up or just lie there. l looked up S and the evaluators were staring at ' d 'ust con- me. The rest of the squa j tinued to yell and jump They let me just lie there. l got up and eouldn't remember how the actions went. l started to cheer and said the words real fast. and l even did the motions wrong. l've never been so embarrassed. Rua: 'lThe Pep CINDY DOEB Club seems to get smaller every year. This makes it difficult to be loud, and without a majority of the Pep Club at poster parties, few posters are made. KRISTI VANDE VELDE: I think the school spirit is about the same as last year's, although, the Pep Club has had a pretty good turnout. the state competition in Man- State is great. At hattan,the varsity cheerleaders, cheer the football ' tor . Photo by Debbie Brungardt team on to a vie y JOUSTING v ARSITY CHEERLEADERS

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r ' ' . .-'!s ef'Q 1 S- V. 5 K. 'Q fsksv, fi - X x Q wee' ,ii Q'-XP, . ,Q yin -S .Nil 6 J f 8 .L 'N 6 ww COLORGUARD 'We did really well at camp and I think that it got us prepared for performing routines' lags performed to q 'Q the songs, Beat It, lf Wild Wild West, Gaucho, and You Are So Beautiful. PATTI FREY, Captain: We only used one routine that we learnedl' at camp. 5iQeft,!iRigllf, Leif. ezipefagl Paiii Frey ,marches during the ,Home- eomihg parade.'Photo by Renee Strong. r W V V SWS - Angela Shell. We made up the rest. I had only a few days to teach the members the routines. Ev- eryone did really well as far as learning and mastering the routines on time. I am really proud of them. Cl '4Wildg Wild West. While dili- gently concentrating, junior Laurie, Cox practices the routine. Photo by Lori Jenks. . L LJ9'lL!E

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1- , W 'E V-.- -gr I r ff' .. Wm, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 105 GIIEEHSNHSSI G 'The fact that the Pep Club has arranged for us to have some some support is n the past the wres- tling cheerleaders 5 had always rooted on the wrestlers at meets, However, the last couple of years there seems to have been a slow decline in inter- est for wrestling cheer- leaders. No one tried out for the '85 season, and the wres- tlers were left without cheerleaders. Feeling the wrestlers needed support, the varsity, junior varsity, and freshman squads offered to take over. The squads took turns cheering at the wrestling meets throughout the sea- encouraging ' -Bret Kerr. son. BRET KERR: In the past years the wrestling pro- gram has been overlooked. Coach Knorr has not been given the credit he deserves, and fan support has been very minimal. The fact that the pep club has arranged for us to have some support is encouraging. It makes one feel better to be a part of our wrestling program, and it will hopefully persuade more fans to show up to give their tem support. After all, when we walk out on that mat, we are represent- ing Silver Lake, l:l Come on down! Bouncing Betty, played by Krystal Kirkwood junior, tries to make her way down the bleachers after hearing her name called at a pep assembly before a big game, Photo by Renee Strong. America's favorite game show. Varsity cheerleaders Cindy Doe- bele, Krystal Kirkwood, Brigette Hartter, Jenny Griggs, and Kristi Vande Velde portray Rossvillians during a quiz show against Silver Lake. Photo by Robin Rueck. sr l..,, My 'A