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

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DEBBY SCHUH TRACI SHAW JENELL STOVER SHELLI SUMNER DEANNA VINCENT ERIN WILEY f SQXPEOPLEXSENIORS JO SHOVE KELLY TABBERT THOMAS WOLFLEY

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DIANNE SCHMIDT DARRELL REICHARDT Praciice Flower . PCIYS White Rose by Cindy Blankenship LeT's go pracTice pitching is whaT Laurie Armsrrong senior has heard from her father since she was Twelve years old. He encouraged her, and They would pracTlce To- gefher for many hours. Armsrrong firsT sTarTed playing ouTfield when she was Ten years old. Her Team was called The Minis, coached by Mr. Dick Robbins. She sTarTed pirch- ing aT The age of Twelve for The Silver Lake Eagles. AFTTTSTYQFIQ played for Them unTil They had To spliT up because of The agediffer- ences of The Team members. When The Eagles were noi abie To go To sTaTe, ArmsTrong was asked by The Lady Royals To piicty for Them aT sfaie. The Lady Royals came from The Ken Berry League of Topeka and are now in The Shaw- nee Couniy Girls' AssociaTlon. i.asT summer ArmsTrong's pitching goT The Royals firsf place in sTaTe. This gave Themgjhe Trip To Las Cruces, New Mexico, The igddy Royals competed in The Ages 1648 Teenage Nafionai Tournament Afler earning The expense mon- ey, The Lady Royals left on Augus'f 40. The Team drove all nighT unTii they arrived in Las Cruces. . 5 T Even Thoughiswe tosr To Wastv ingfon and New York, iT was quite an experience and a loT of fun! T hope To conTinue playing sofTbali in The fuTure, said Armstrong. Senlor football players clown around for a group shoT picTure on group shoT day.- phoio by BrenT PhoTography. KEVIN PEEL Davld Brenl sonlor slretches out before The ST. Marys meeT.- pholo by BrenT Pho- Tography SENIORS f PEOPLE f 34

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Jumping Jacks by Patty Kennedy Summertime for most soon-to-be seniors involves sleeping late in the morning, swimming, or some out- door activity during the day, and going out with friends at night. Sen' ior Kevin Peel represented an ex- ception to this pottern. He spent his summer in bosic training for the Army National Guard. . l A typical Juiyfday for Peel began- with revellle atflfiye am. followed by breakfast ond cieaning the bare racks. During the first part of the summer, Peel and his company re- ceived training in marching and sa- iuting. As summer neared mid- point, the trainees learned howljlo shoot M-to rifleseand hurl grenades gat specified tafgets. Peel qualified os on expert, other highest level, of achievement, on both, The finol test pieced on the fe- cfuits was bivouqc, a three day suf- vlval test. Peelgand his group were iefii,-to QuGfCliS2i'1GfeO duflflefvffifrl games Qomanueered by me referri- cers. ' K They fofficersy would come in at night and try to steal our equips ment. We clidnft get it too though, not guys Qyeliiltlle Dilliffom uS. fr5QflglgR06I.' f , Qgiggggggggb ffy,Finally, graduation day i1ffi?lfQCZf,f r Dressed in tulffunlforms, the men marched before colonels, generals, ond all sorts of brass. When you're in basic, said Peel, 'tit seems reollys herd, but once gyou're out, you gwlsh you were book 'iriibasic wilhtyc3brifrlends. K fflff 1 Song . . 'Livin' After Midnight' Below: While arranging the senlors for the group shot, seniors Yesim Kebapci and Miele Bloess whisper as Deron Johnson watches the chaos.-photo by Kim Brooks. Middle Below: At the senlor meeting senior Kim Brooks smiles at the comment of lvlr. C.J. Hamilton- photo by Diane Dult- meier. Bottom: Senlor Dlanne Schmidt poses for the photographers.-photo by Kim Brooks.