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

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ROSSVILLE Pitching against Rossville was junior STEVE BRADY. He gave up 4 hits and 3 walks and had 2 strikeouts, even though Silver Lake had 4 walks and 9 strikeouts. Homeruns were hit by freshman DAVID KRUGER with l and junior DERON JOHNSON with 2. BRUCE FERGUSON and SHANON SAlA, seniors, both had 2 stolen bases. Silver Lake dogged the Dawgs again, winning 11-O. ST. MARYS The next double-header was against St. Marys. Pitching for Silver Lake were seniors BRUCE FERGUSON and JERRY KRUGER. At the bats ju- nior BRENT LlLLEY was 2 for 3. Sil- ver Lake won 6-5. The next game, BRADY pitched, giving up 5 hits, no runs, 7 strikeouts, and 3 walks among 26 batters. BRADY also had the final hit scoring the runner to win the game 1-O. 4'-r-if STATE CHAMPS At the state baseball tournament in Emporia, seniors BRUCE FERGU- SON and JERRY KRUGER, and ju- nior STEVE BRADY pitched for the Eagles. Silver Lake defeated Sedan 3- 2, Sumner 7-3, and Thomas More Prep 2-0. CU At Rossville freshman DAVID KRUGER watches the ball go by while up to bat. iPhoto by TRACEY GRIGGSJ Q23 Trying to get the runner out, junior BRENT LILLEY throws the ball to first base. iPhoto by ERIN WILEYJ Q33 Junior DERON JOHNSON attempts to get on base by bunting the ball at Sumner. iPhoto by ERIN WILEYJ SportsfBaseballf51

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Coaches anticipate African athlete In August, 1981, Coaches KEN DARTING and C.J. HAMILTON were conspiring on how to make use of Silver Lake's first foreign exchange student - a six-and-and-one-half foot tall South African athlete. Meanwhile two thousand miles away, the excite- ment in JUDY NBEAUMONT senior was building each minute as she boarded the bus that would take her to her final destination - Silver Lake. Needless to say, DARTIG and HAMILTON were more than a little shocked when they first set their eyes on JUDY. Coming from Johanasburg, South Africa, JUDY graduated from high school in January, 1981. She enjoys backpacking, photography, and ear- ly morning bicycle rides. She speaks the German, South African, and Eng- lish languages. New words around Lake were lika oke fcute guyj, no fine QI agreel, bird Qgirlj, and safe fgood lookingj. .4 JUDY will be long remembered at Silver Lake as being the first ex- change student, but most of all she will be remembered for her cute smile, easy-going manner, and ability to get along with all types of people. DIANE DULTMEIER ill Sports: In an attempt to tip the ball to a teammate, STEVE BRADY junior out-jumps his opponent. iPhoto by ERIC DILLINGERI Q23 People: Studying her reflection in a puddle, SHELLI SUMNER junior poses for the photog- raphers. 1Photo by ERIC DILLINGERJ Q35 Classes: To finish her Accounting I assign- ment SHANNON WILEY senior uses the new adding machines. QPhoto by KIM BROOKSJ MJ Events: Pom pon girls provide halftime entertainment at a home basketball game by doing a routine. iPhoto by ERIC DILLINGERJ 151 Ads: During the annual ad sales KEVIN FRANK senior looks over the ham selection at Engroff's Market. fPhoto by MICHAEL ESCA- LANTEJ People f Division Page f 53