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

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CINDY BLANKENSHIP DAVID BRENT JAY CAIRNS Chancy Chic by Amy Constant I have always been fascinated with speed. This past summer I really got to experience it. It all started out when my brother, Kevin Constant, wanted me to attend the stock car races. At first I was nervous and scared that I wouIdn't like them. But after the first time I went, I never wanted to miss even one race. After I had attended the raceswtor several weeks, Mickey Yost, the owner of the race track and announcer, started getting everyone excited about the upcoming powder putt race. I wanted to drive in the race, but the only probiemwas l didn't have a car, Finaliythe ddyof the pow- der puff came and still no Car to drive. Just before any of the races started I found driver Dave Sirnecka. As he final- ly agreedta trust his car with me, my stomachggfiiied with butterflies. A few momemisffbefore the race, I gat into the car to get ready. As the green flag went down, I had a feeling I would do well. Then just as I was going into the fourth corner of the track, another car hit mine from behind. The force threw my car against the wail: suddenly, everything stopped. When it came ta me what exactly had happened, I lg- nited the engine and backed onto the main strip of the track. Although I was on the track, everyone in the pit area was signaling me to pull In. Corning into the pit area, I knew Dave would be mad at me, To my surprise he wasn't mad at all, just extremely glad that I wasn't hun. When I was ali unstrapped and had my helmet oft for awhile. I began to get sore. Although I came out of the wreck with only a few bruises and not badly hurt, the car needed some work on the front left fender. I am still fascinated with speed and I think I always will be. if it is possible for me to drive in the race next year, I will. Oiticers . . President . . . Steve Brady Vlce President . . . Kyle Dillinger Secretary . . . Seth Rakestraw Treasurer . . . Brent Lllley STUCO . . . Tammy Harrison, Tony Lelker Before the wedding ceremony took place on December 'IO during second hour, Dianne Schmidt senior began her job as server.-photo by Erin Wiley. Washing her face before she turns In tor the night at Bethany College during year- book camp is Shelli Sumner senior.-photo by Kim Brooks, AI SENIORSfPEOPLEf25 we