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

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Freshmen find molto Door To success opens with Teamwork From early morning practices, To The almost non-existence of spectators on Monday nights, some Thought The freshmen got a bad deal. But, if anything, The freshman gals learned The impor- tance of teamwork, I Think that at The beginning we didn'T work well together, but we got to- gether Towards The end and started To work as a Team , said freshman Martelle Beethe. As The year proceeded, teamwork became Their motto. Coach Cin- dy Hamilton said, It has been a pleasure working with The girls be- cause They're an exceptional group. l've seen Tremendous im- provement, but our freshmen couldn't be at The level that They are physically without Coach Ziegler, who dedicated many of his early mornings To teaching Them The game of basketball. When asked how he felt about The season, Coach Ziegler said, They have an excellent chance for success in The years to come! A Toms' freshman Basketball SJ.. Opp. Osage City 23, 20 , Perry-Lecompton 23 L 'l7 T Jackson Heights 47 48 Onaga 27 30 St. Marys 49 42 Hayden , g 19 ,V 39 , L Perry-Lecompton 27: f 20 T Royal Valley 25 32 Royal Valley 27 23 Effingham L 33, 29 Mission Valley ',y,s 32.52 ssin Q f Mission Valley as 4 42 j Below: Junlor Varslty Basketball: Front Row: Denise McLin, Vicki Vande Velde Second Row: Coach Jack Oglesby, Cindy Doebele, Brigette Hartter, Nancy Mohler Back Row: Jenny Griggs, Connie Robbins, ,,r rff-'M W- i kvkfr-'T f'? 4' 'V ff 'f i M f ,- s rr 4 3 if Q 5 -s T -,H QWQZ Z Ar f f f Q 1 ,Zf,,42,3,, .. ,. ,W , ,, it 4 f .W W M , his TW it ihjtgf' fr ,T 4 get ,J Q mg ,A f ff , f f- 4 M ZM My I b.. ff T . ':1i1:5'5,- ,, o- Y,1y,.f, Q: , :T i T ' 4 ' WW Z s , Y .,, V ,f,y,..,W., , '- 1, 1 - rf- 41 M x gjff fl W V 'mm' :H Y, 1 , Mm ,,,,,.w..,,. , :,, A if s 5 l Carol Robbins, Terri Perrin, Mary Dekat. - photo by Kim Brooks. Above Left: Freshman Basketball: Front Row: Coach Cindy Hamilton, Kathy Stolle, Sarah Cunningham, Lara Dillinger, Martelle Beethe Back Row: Renee Strong, Suzy Howell, Stacy Workman, Jannie Brady. - photo by Kim Brooks. Lett: Varslty Basketball: Front Row: Coach Loren Ziegler Back Row: Coach Cindy Hamilton, Nancy Mohler, Brigette Hartter, Traci Shaw, Tanya Ellis, Kim Frank, Mary Dekat, Carol Robbins, Angie Suther, Michele Engleken, Annette Martin, Terri Perrin, Coach Jack Oglesby. -photo by Kim Brooks. 2am -xc N GIRLS' BASKET BALL GROUPSHOTS f SPORTS f 4 O5

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Below: While looking the ball Into the bciskei, freshman Suzy Howeii oiiempis C1 Icy-up. -pnoio by Anneife Moriin. Li 5 iih X nm Sf' 3 We 3'-if Milk In a Iough game ogalnsi ihe Perry-Le- compion Kclws, freshmen Jonnie Brody geis sei in ci defensive sionce wiih Uhonds un -pnoio by Erin Wiley. Right: Setting cl defensive block, fresh- mon Koihy Siolle prevenis cin inbounds DGSS. -bnoio by Erin Wiley. OLUSPORTSXG-IRLS' FRESHMAN mm 'JN f U , , fs NW if Vjfjfr faywffsfw , ,,,, 4 W ww,

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Meet the backbone by Beth Brandenburg Being a manager is a great out- let, not only for staying involved in scholastic activities. but also for fill- ing an appreciated position for the coach. Though they seldom see the spotlight, managers are never- theless needed. Managers are constantly striving to provide their immediate service. i recall one instance when senior wrestler Jerry Manhart was in such a position with his Rossville opponent that his knee was severely twisted. An ice bag was needed Immedi- ately. In less than an instant, I had the Crarnr instant Cola' ice pack out and was furiously beating the bag, attempting to break its cry- stals inside. I-leroically exerting more than enough energy. I succeeded in breaking Cl hole in the end of the bag. allowing the gell inside to ooze out. Retrieving paper towels from the freshly-stocked medicine kit, l soon cured the minor calamity, At an Oskaloosa wrestiing meet the managers found themselves completely set up to video tape the matches - but lacking the cassette tape. The principal of that school cheerfully lent us one of theirs. Occasionally. managers will be expected to comprehend brain- waves without any external com- munication fassumed ESPQ, as when the coach instructs his manager to getthea ...the ...youknow the whatchamacallit that do- hickey! Satisfaction from helping the coach is the biggest part of being the manager. Part of this is the real- ization that they occasionally D0 NEED us. Junior Varsity WIN LOSS Bobby Deiter 4 'I Vince Zabala 4 2 From a standing posltlon senlor Davld Brent peels away the hands of his Charger opponent to win the match. -photo by Mary Dekat. 4 'IO6fSPORTSfWRESTLING