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

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i if it Q Below: Senior Brent Lllley 1113 uses cau- Tion ond concentrotion while he patiently woits for The rebound. -photo by Kim Brooks. Www R, Q, .V rx ff V' I my V. . , ...si - ' M,?.w 'W it 3 film f za. i , fi. ' 'avg r Above: Whlle belng guarded by his op- ponent, senior Tony Leiker C451 goes up for onother Two points. -photo by Dione Dultmeier. Right: Taklng control ot the court, senlor Steve Brody C335 comes down with the rebound. -photo by Kim Brooks. QLUSPORTSXBOYS' VARSITY Hi ,Wm . 'W'N 'W!Nqga-r

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Rookie' coaches' drills Develop leg sTrengTh and quickness STarTing The season, boTh junior varsiTy and freshman Teams had new coaches. Mr. Jack Oglesby coached The junior varsiTy and Mrs. Cindy HamilTon coached The freshmen. The freshmen prac- Ticed by Themselves in The even- ing. Occasionally on Sundays The sophomores and freshmen would scrimmage. Pracfices sTarTed in The usual way each day. AT The beginning of The year The Teams were given a lisT of warm-up exercises which consisTed of push-ups, siT-ups, seTs, bumps, spikes, and serves. The Teams were TaughT several drills To help Them in quickness and agiliTy. One of The drills in- volved differenT Types of jumps. The Teams would form a circle around The gym doing differenT Types of walks: duck walk, bear walk, and a crab walk. The duck walk was used To geT The legs in shape by squaTTing in siTTing posi- Tion. The bear walk was also used To geT The legs in shape buT was done by walking on all fours while The legs were kepT sTraighT. The oTher drills consisTed of line seTTing and spiking To oTher TeammaTes. The freshmen had a ToTal of 45 ouT for The year wiTh no one quiT- Ting. They worked on specialTy drills for mosT of The pracTice To improve in seTTing and spiking. SubsTiTuTing ofTen, Coach Hamil- Ton kepT The playing Time equal. Coach Oglesby said, The junior varsiTy did whaT They were sup- posed To do: They improved as individuals and as well as a Team. s ffivoiseybiaiii 'sl ' A Junior Varsity s S.L. OPP. L Jefferson CounTy Norlh -L V, Vaileyslfalls L 1, yoiy . Qgg, Sanfafe Trai! L W T ' Osagelliiy W Mission Valley W Royal Valley L Rossville L Q L L Sijidarys LL A i vsios WGbQSlOSee A ' Volleyball 3 ,fi-QTTIGSUYUSDK , ,L y AS-Sf,.i.-,,.iQgfs:fLsi i.si T T , L r..ii SfsfiTf21f:5Q23frQ21iz-L.,s. s :Ls ioseugsgrzziryi l. s Missiorifiitiilley W A Royaiy-Smiley Tie s'... T ' A Tie A .r'r L Wvbwlsee T 'lrz 1.1-mon sijflffe LT.. , L Qu isL4sr T L L L 1 Lis . s,sf.i1e:nafys L 'gf Wabaigrnsee W L TEE Y Above: As The referee counls The sec- ond bump made by sophomore Connie Robbins 0155, junior Penny STiTes 1225 offers her help for The Third bump. -phoTo by Laura Ross. Above Right: Junior Varslly Volleyball: Fronf Row: Connie Robbins, Paula Work- man, Kim STringer Second Row: Terri Perrin, Brigeife HorTTer, Cindy Doebele, Deana Womack Back Row: Head Coach, Jack Oglesby, Denise McLin, Angela Roberson, Befh Brandenburg, Carol Robbins, Penny STiTes, Vicki Vande Velde, Jenny Griggs, AssisTanT Coach, Cindy Hamilfon.-phoTo by Michael EscalanTe. Above: Freshman Volleyball: Coleen Chance, Sarah Cunningham, KrisTi Vande- Velde, KaThy STolle, Suzy Howell, Sfacy Workman, Krysfal Kirkwood, VoniTa Mur- dock, Teresa Rohn, Lara Dillinger, Jannie Brady, Marielle BeeThe, Robin Rueck, Tina Harrison, Melinda Shell. Head Coach, Cin- dy HamilTon, AssisTanT Coach, Jack Og- lesby. -phoTo by BrenT Photography. JUNIOR VARSITY AND FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALLXSPORTSXQS

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