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

Page 136 text:

Fo11ies 8L Fri ohtres SE 1V1cL1N' Bow11ng is DEN1 . rea11y fun. When 1 was younger, 1 bow1ed in a 1eague, but now 1 just do it in my free trmef' TINA HARR1SON: Ever since 1 can remember 1 have known how to A ' ' mer 1 spend a swim. Durrng the sum 1ot of time in the poo1g 1 rea11y don't t ser1ous1y, but 1 11ke take the spor nv., d' the rodeo at Cowgir1. Atten mg Burhngame, 1111 Baker freshman, rounds the 1ast barre1 and races to the time 11ne. Photo by Mrs. Joyce Baker. -wmv . JOUSTING 1 FOLLIES A ND FRIVOLITIES ff 'i

Page 135 text:

is M , .f is , lisa KH si Q, A as A W N We sf to -R, fs.. is .MQ :ff , ' FX ff . has A is z 9yi'fa,,v 'er-. ' 'V we ,as EWPE. CLAS 'I try to stress individual activities in my advanced physical education class. ' - Loren Ziegler. iff aking a break from F, ggi the ordinary sports if' 'fi such as volleyball and basketball, new sports were introduced to the new physical education class. Advanced physical edu- cation taught by Mr. Loren Fishing friends. Hoping to reel in the big one, junior Joey Weaver and sophomore Jim Rickson spend their spare time fishing at a pond. Photo by Tammy Kruger. it is 4 Us f so is so s 1 i 'RQ 1 up r ,Lg My VA f px . i of ,pri i f in s ...sf N. EDVNKAXL ,Q Ziegler, was offered to sophomores, juniors, and seniors. y The class engaged in such sports as golf, tennis, bad- mitton, and bowling. They even went for bike rides in the country. U Go, goifers. Advanced physical education students, Robbie Suther and Gary Workman seniors, prac- tice tee-off shots on a field trip to the golf course. Photo by Connie Robbins. Qc. -1.2.3 f' is El-rf . ivrigx. 1 FOLLIES AND FRIVOLITIES 1

Page 137 text:

++-f-.... w 'lHHm Q i i ii ,fi tx f-ws.. fir, , .sw Kit, 'D W., in ,- W GET PHY ICAL I have always loved horses and through the years ha ve become more involved with them. ' have time to do things which arent related to school? The an- swer is, Yes.', Many stu- dents fill their spare time participating in sports which are not in the school system. These can be done individ- ually or with others. Hunting, water skiing, o students actually 3 Set and spike. Coaches Alan Cun- ningham and Troy Hemphill con- centrate on getting the volleyball over the net in a recreational game against the volleyball team. Photo by Robin Rueck, -- Martelle Beethe. swimming, horseback rid- ing, and roller skating are just a few of the things stu- dents do for fun. GENELL SCI-IULTES: I think everyone has an ac- tivity they enjoyg I like to bicycle because it is great exercise and it gives me time to think and relaxf' Cl Wild life. Preparing for a day of adventurous hunting, Scott Bailey senior test shoots his gun to make sure it is in working order. Photo by Robin Kingsley. .i , A 1 .V y j ,QV 4 go, ,l , i W we s - 9'f't?v . . i,?iQ,v,.w H 7? 1 sifwfw, f Z J , s it FOLLIES AND FRIVOLITIES 1 , ga -