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

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Baseball Opp, XO 3 -ii itcher Danny Ledebo SY Fastball. Senior p ' 1 t in hopes of a strike. hurts a prtch at home p a e Photo by Tammy Yrnger. S.L. ST Chase County H SPEMQNG Pr H rper 0 3 RECORD1 12-6 7 Rossvihe 6 3 5 St. Marys 2 Troy Strernming: X thought that 3 we had a very successful season and 16 that if we made it to state at Empo- Thayer 13 fra we would have finahy come to- gg gether enough to ptay better. Lansing r 10 Pembroke Hrh H 4 Spring Hih US Rst JOUSTING B ASEBALL

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SUPERSTARSQUAD We had a great time at camp, doing everything We could to earn the superstar purple ribbon. gf? ttending camp at K- State provided the if 4' 'fi squad with new rou- tines to perform throughout the year. The girls came home with 8 reds and 4 blues that they received on the individual routines. VICKI VANDE VELDE: I had fun. Each person gave 100 percent on every routineg I couldn't ask for any more out of a squad. Prince. Performing at pep assem- bly to Baby Pm a Star, senior Vicki Vande Velde moves her Iine into a diagonal. Photo by Kristi Vande Velde. , lr, CONQNIE ROBBINS I'm glad I was given the chance of being a pom pon girl. JANNIE BRADY: For reasons unknown, Connie Robbins and I often turn into monkeys, but this year has been a lot of fun for me. Our squad really worked well togetherg we even made it through the rolls in 'Girls Just Wanna Have Fun! ' E 5,6,7,8. Sophomore Jenni Jai-mel and senior Connie Robbins drop their poms on the right count dur- ing their performance. Photo by Debbie Brungardt. sssgsm POM PON 1 tlliiieitc Q e nd'

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TTER P. BASEBALL B Our teams record is surprising considering the inconsistency we've had this season. -Danny Ledeboar. or a change in oppo- :g..i.i5 ' ' - smon, the Pem broke Hill baseball team,-1o- cated in the Kansas City Metro area, traveled to Sil- ver Lake for a doublehead- er, April 22. Both head coaches said they were lacking in knowl- edge about the other club, butieach had heard positive Renfro on deck. Junior Kevin Ren- fro takes a few practice swings in the warm-up circle before batting. Photo by Kathy, Smile., things about the opposing program. Hamilton was aware of Pembroke's defending dis- trict champion status, and White was familiar with Sil- ver Lake's reputation as an athletically strong school. Pembroke later walked away with one victory,f5-41 and one loss ll-5.183 Tum two. Third baseman Stan Swartz aims toward first base after tagging third, going for a double play. Photo by Jenni Jarmel.