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

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Climbing higher, scream the A-Team as They sian The couri cheer al The Shaw- nee Heighls Tournamenl.-pholo by Erin Wiley. Er .e,L -pholo by Annerie Marlin. by Suzy Howell DIET is a four Ieller word. One l'd rarher wouIdn'T be heard, But l keep Ielling myself, The faT's go? To go! As my siomach protrudes, And The blubber srarrs Io show, So I pass by Ihe ice cream And give up The cake And sweelen my cereal With something low-cal and fake My Taste buds crave Candy and gum Bui insiead I Take a Dexairim And make my slomach numb. A-TEAM AND FRESHMAN Dieler's Dilemma I slip on my old blue Tennis shoes And affempl a few laps in Track, Bul fifiy yards past the sianing line Bur fifly yards posr the slariing line I give up and Turn To head back. I Ihoughl maybe The sauna Could swear away my folly wells, Bur insfeacl l collapse in o puddle of swear While inio a pool my Hershey bar melts Having The figure of a model ls probably just a dream. My wIiIpower jus? isn'I strong enough To pass by brownies and whipped cream. CHEERLEADERSfACTlVITIESf 'I 23

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Far rlghl: Freshman Cheerleaders: Top, lVlarTelle BeeThe, KrysTal Kirkwood, KrisTi VandeVelde.-phoTo by AnneTTe MarTin. Rlghl: Wllh a lead of 29-23 In The Mlsslon Valley game, The freshman cheerleaders cheered while The B-Team said Hello To The Vikings.-phoTo by BeTh Brandenburg. Summer clinic sponsored by A Team SpiriT moTivaTes youngsTers' enThusiasn' For The firsT Time, The A-Team cheerleaders sponsored a cheer- leading clinic for The girls in grades 4Th Through 8Th. The camp was held for Two days in AugusT aT The shelTer house. The cosT was S5.00 a girl. From 9:00 a.m. To 4:00 p.m. The girls learned basic jumps, parTner sTunTs, Three shorT cheers, and many chanTs. OuT of 49 girls, ChrisTa Pasley and Cherry Michaud won The lvlosT lm- proved award and cheered wiTh The A-Team on The firsT home fooTball game. Three Trophies were awarded for MosT SpiriTed, BesT Overall, and OuTsTanding Cheering Skills. This cheerleading clinic Turned ouT To be quiTe a success. lT beneflTed noT only The girls buT our squad, said junior Kim Frank. The freshman squad aTTended a one day clinic aT Washburn Uni- versiTy. They learned The cheers Go Big Eagles and HG-eT Down. l ThoughT The camp was fun, buT we didn'T geT To use very much of The maTerial we learned, said freshman KrisTi Vandevelde. Above righl: A-Team Cheerleaders: FronT Row: Shelli Sumner, Erin Wiley Sec- ond Row: Kim Frank, AnneTTe MarTin Back Row: Angie SuTher, lvlary DekaT.-phoTo by Kim Brooks. Far righl: Before losing The llnal game, senior Shelli Sumner and juniors Mary De- kaT and Kim Frank proceed wiTh The cheers.-phoTo by BeTh Brandenburg. Right: Come on Lake, show your sTuff, yell seniors AnneTTe lvlarTin and 'I 22fACTlVlTIESfA-TEAM AND Erin Wiley.-phoTo by BeTh Brandenburg

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For Q Y X v IVIK4 Far right: Wrestling Cheerleaders: Front Row: Tina Cloe Second Row: Darcy ETzel, Paula Workman Back Row: Mary Tomlin- son.-phoTo by Michael EscalanTe. Right: To encourage the wrestlers to beaT ST. Marys aT The Rossville Tourna- menT, Paula Workman sophomore yells words of confidence.-phoTo by Erin Wiley. T 'T high expense of cheerleading camp . . .li Topless A Topless car wash? Wow! ThaT's whaT many Lakers said when They heard abouT This Type of car wash. By creaTing This name, The Team squad encoun- Tered many asTonished faces. People acTually asked The cheer- leaders if There really would be a Topless car wash. Nobody knew if There was one or noT: They had To come To find ouT, which led To The washing of many cars. The cheer- leaders held Their Topless car wash aT HamilTon Oil Company. They made 3465.00 IT was held from 8:00 a.m. unTil 5:00 p.m. The money ThaT was made was spenT for cheerleading camp. The money we received . helped me pay for camp, said . f Mary Tomlinson. The wresTling cheerleaders developed Two money making projecTs. FlrsT They had a car wash, which made ll X 8400.00 profiT. Besides a car wash, The four hosTed a garage sale. lTems ThaT were available T ranged from baked goods To is S car wash furnishes money , wi ss as 'E' -E cloThes To furniTure. 'Ss T Above right: B-Team Cheerleaders: T FronT Row: Cindy Doebele, Tracy Crock- eTT Second Row: Jenny Griggs, Pam Frey Back Row: BrigeTTe l-larTTer.-phoTo by Kim Brooks Far right: At the Mlsslon Valley game Cindy Doebele sophomore prepares fc The herky jump.-phoTo by Erin Wiley. Right: Persuadlng the Eagles to pull off a vicTory againsT Wabaunsee, Bri- geTTe l-larTTer sophomore says 'lMore Power To The Hour.-photo by Julie Haw- fr 4 ,---'---------- 1 f kins. -.f -' 1241 f ACTIVITIES f B-TEAM AND WRESl