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

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SANTA FE TRAIL During the first game with the Char- gers, the Lakers had to go into over- time to obtain a win. The Lakers won 52-50. CAROL ROBBINS sophomore was the top scorer with 22 points during regulation time and two points in the overtime period. Win- ning the second game of the season against the Chargers, the Junior Var- sity raced to a score of 43-18 and FRANK took top scoring honors with 14 points. JEFF WEST Jeff West was not a league game, but that didn't stop the Junior Varsity Girls' from winning. They came away with a score of 71-17 and allowed ENGELKEN and FRANK to have one of their highest scoring games of the season. ENGELKEN and FRANK each scored 19 points. In the rebound department FRANK was the top re- bounder with 20. Coach LOREN ZIEGLER said, It was an offensive game. ,..,,,..+w'- 'I'--I ef- 9 ', M- Q Q.- Qin.. ' -it - 3 yyyy, ,L -,.. at y 4 we 3 if 4 J 2? NEMAHA VALLEY SUPER, SUPER, SUPER win over Nemaha Valley! commented Coach LOREN ZIEGLER. The Junior Varsi- ty team defeated Nemaha Valley with a 36-32 score. Coach ZIEGLER said, lt was a great game, a come- from-behind-and-win game with the whole team working together: every- body doing their job and doing it well. The loss to Silver Lake was the only loss the Raiders had this season. GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY Mission Valley Rossville St. Marys Wabaunsee Osage City Rossville St. Marys Wabaurisee Osage City Santa Fe Trail Jefferson West Nemaha Valley Santa Fe Trail Royal Valley Holton SL BASKETBALL OPP 34 35 47 27 27 2 1 46 9 59 I8 39 Mission Valley 27 59 1 7 38 29 43 I 1 39 27 52 59 71 I 7 32 26 43 I8 45 1 9 49 29 QU CAROL ROBBINS sophomore shoots in the final minutes of the game. iPhoto by NANCY MARTINI 125 Front Row, Assistant Coach Mike Goehring, Julie Barker, Cathy Borders, Head Coach Loren Ziegler. Second Row Nancy Mohler, Michele Engelken, Kim Frank, Carol Robbins, Mary Dekat, Terri Perrin. iPhoto by PAM SWARTZJ L35 TERRI PERRIN and KIM FRANK sopho- mores attempt to score, iPhoto by NANCY MARTlNj SportsfGirls' Junior Varsity Basketballf29

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Junior Varsity defeats other league teams twice except Mission Valley MISSION VALLEY Junior Varsity started the season off with a loss, but it didn't stop them. The Eagles lost their first game to Mission Valley with a score of 34-35 and KIM FRANK as the top scorer. In the second game of the season against the Vikings, the squad was victorious with a score of 39-27. The win over the Vikings brought FRANK and MICHELE ENGELKEN as top scorers, each having I1 points. OSAGE CITY The Eagles defeated the Indians when they played them during the league schedule. In the first game the score was 59-I8 with MARY DEKAT with I9 points being the ending up top scorer. This was an outstanding defensive ZIEGLER. effort, said Coach In the second game against the Indians, the Lady Eagles won with a score of 39-27. FRANK poured in I5 points as top scorer. STREAK OF FIFTEEN WINS I if .xv 4 fi, t YC! f CU MICHELE ENGELKEN 1235, MARY DE- KAT, and CAROL ROBBINS sophomores try to take possession of the ball against the Osage City Indians. iPhoto by NANCY MAR- TINJ Q21 Sophomore MICHELE ENGELKEN 1233, at- tempts to block a pass made by an Osage City Indian, iPhoto by NANCY MARTINI iw if Q 5 J , V A 203 -'-' - -- 5 1 '2 28fSportsfGirls' Junior Varsity Basketball .Vg 1.1 -1-424 . ii... Q, .

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Freshman Lady Eagles defeat Topeka teams TOPEKA WEST QGIRLSJ Testing the Lady Eagles for the season play, the Silver Lake girls' freshman basketball team was sched- uled to play Topeka West. Being a tough 6A school, the Chargers were the team to beat. The Lady Eagles needed this victory to gain momen- tum. Silver Lake proved themselves by defeating the Chargers 26-18. ROYAL VALLEY QGIRLSJ The Panthers were always a tough team. However, the Eagles breezed by with a score of 31-13. The high scorer was DENISE McLlN with 11 points. Coach LOREN ZIEGLER said, Since we were involved in a lot of close games, it was great for the girls to be in a game that we won easily. lt helped our confidence. NEW FRESHMAN COACH . . ,r 9- tyr. a .QIfIIlSfFIfESl'lI'D8I1 s.--s -,Basketball- - SLD-fl it.t it yL--i s--ii l ilf15.f7fQPPf'.i- fl8ff-QTlg.' .3-,sesersanawistii g-24211 QY?'il12fflrff '--.'. Jaf2RS55iiiQHBi9??fSiQlfffizfi2-iff. jjgjlw-T2' jii Tffi 4l,SlslV'M8PYlSfE g D 2 f jsxij g Q5 20.1-si'.Jaeksonfnaigms --,- Q ...., 261 fi1-lifppekswggg ytsg' S .221 ,f'fifif.f!ilTfH3Yii?3fITfl i 11315 ii? .25fi-.ig -glfff Perry-i 7 1 V'mQ1ea1i lwlmssiantvaaiey g 25 S Q31 irr- .tiiis l sis. R Oral Valley F13 s Haw' i - . ,- th. K Q .Atchison Y 91-9 215.f L. A Mission-vaiaeyt A S Q 1-20 ' Wabaunsee '24 it 15 Front Row: Jenny Griggs, Kim Stringer, 2nd Row: Coach Loren Ziegler, Denise McLin, Vicki Vande Velde, Tracy Crockett, Brigette Hartter, Debbie Brungardt, On the ladder: Te- resa Barraclough, Connie Robbins, Cindy Doe- bele. lPhoto by Brent Photographyj Zj Freshman DAVID KRUGER 1123 goes up for two points. iPhoto by ERIN WILEYJ 33 Freshman VICKI VANDE VELDE C455 starts the game. iPhoto by TRACEY GRIGGSJ 'Nd . l V . M, zl, M ,W '-----......,,., ZW in M-.. I 4 --1-...--U 2 3 30fSportsfGirls' and Boys' Freshman Basketball