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

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Basketball ST PCYXSTKC ALLY SPE AKXNG . . . RECGRU. xx-1 F Opp. S.L. I e af i 4 Wabannsee 3X ZS RECORD. 3 8 Sk. Marys 39 54 ' ' ,K Sanra Fe Trad M 34 i Hayden 58 44 Opp. S.L. i v-f H A W Hayden X4 X9 Wabaunsee 35 40 ackson Hekghls '53 35 St. Marys 29 26 4, Sackson Hekgkxts' 3 X0 Santa Fe Trad 30 28 Rossvide 37, 37 Hohon 22 ZX Santa Fe Trad SX 39 Royzd Vadey 39 X8 RoyaX Vadey 3'l 44 Hayden 317. Osage Ckty 29 37 Jackson Hekghts X3 36 lay Skndkzr 49 40 Rossvkhe 32 27 ,N Say SkxkdXer X5 14 Mksskon Vadey 25 23 ,ff , Osage Ckty 27 7-3 Wabaunsee 23 X6 ,,, , n'fM'Qf,M,,,,a- fy 43 43 Misskon Vadey 34 X4 ' 'W J' X0 ' Hands up defense 4 . . Tr' ' , , 5 Elsajrve, Michael Mggaivtgslisfghailwlnning sea- 4 P ayed an enlgngced defense agafglgtaai 33:1 . om by Tammy Kruger, ' J Mkssion Misskon V ade 'f denoxes V adey Y' 3 3 5 A8 39 abaunsee W amega 59 Freshman B-xeam JOUSTI 1 NG 1 6 MAN B OYS, A ND GIRLS, BASK baunsee Chargers

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Qi E AGU WOW 7' Up, tip end hawey. Dawn Troitel C323 lobs alpass to one otfherlawait Our Whole Jumor Varsity team has improved. Coach Hemphill dzd a great b 9 jO A ew waves were brought by Coach W Troy Hemphill. Ju- nior Varsity players exper- ienced a new tradition. After the JV team won a game, they would count down their score in the up- per locker room. The JV team, consisting of 1 junior, in teammates Photo h Robin yye on 5 eye . Kingsieyj J ,mu ' ' lR JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL vf f f -Karen Manhart. 8 sophomores, and 3 fresh- men, was beaten by only three league teams. COACH HEMPHILL: The JV team iearnsithe playsefrem the varsity be- Wcause we don't have enough time to go through it with the junior varsity, too. i ffl Whenitiletnphiill tailiu. JV lietehs. During a time-out, 'Coach .Hem- Mphill explzginslto each, plgxyeaj what her task ik after She goes back in. QPhoto'byJenf1iJarmel. . 1 A E

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FRESHMAN BOYS AND GIRLS BASKETBALL l 'T' SWISSSH... 'We are small, hut have talent and work together as a team. ' If hough the record QQ. gf rarely tells the sto- W' ?'f ry, most of the freshman girls felt that it was an introductory course for their next three years. JILL BAKER: Basketball was a learning experience Pm open. During a freshman game against Wamego, Stacy Wright sets herself strategically for an open shot before her teammates come down the court on a fast break. Photo rby Kristi Vande Velde. -Heather McRobe1'ts. for meg I felt the team did really wellf, COR! SMITH: Even though our season record wasnit very good, playing in the freshman games showed me what to expect in my fu- ture years in basketball. Cl FRESHMAN GIRLS' BASKET- BALL: First Row: Coach Cindy Hamilton, Jo Manhart, Dawn Balmer, Jill Bakerg Second Row: Heather McRoberts, Cori Smith, Michelle Martin, and Kim Safarik. Photo by Brent Photography. nal