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

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? 0' ' 'Sn Opening Fall '85 PROESQQISFAL is-gi Reindeer Forest SALON Tree Farm Rt. 1 saver Lake 6 gli a Marsllbilff Mary 582-5133 lm. C 'H . .,-2,15 S Margaret Kerr KJ' 55 nl Silver Lake Auto Service Silver Lake 582-4794 13313111 l1,UELll-BY? CQGHIQFIBCUCQUUCIDES Silver Lake, Kansas Mechanical 66539 Painting And 582-5811 Body Work 5 8 2- Custom Homes '7wJt fb r' .Zz Features A Variety Of: Sandwiches ,, Basket Dinners Salad Bar Homemade Chili Delicious Desserts Open Year Round Monday-Saturday 8 A.M. To 8 P.M. from punked out to preppy can be seen. Cropped pants and hair, as well as leather and chains, are not at all uncommon sights, either. RANDY MATZKE: I go to the Landing to meet girls and listen to my favorite tunes and watch them on the screen. TAMMY KRUGER: The Landing is a great place to meet new people. lt's fun to get out there on the dance Floor without having to worry about what everybody thinks of you. BRENDA PLYMIRE: It,s something to do, and you really meet a lot of guys. RICK MacCAUSLAND: I go to watch videos and play pool. I sometimes dance and really party. NADIA EVENEPOEL: I haven't had the chance to go yet. I would like to though, since I'm crazy about dancing. Dancing is my life. Teen hot spot. Luna's Landing, shown here, attracts teens from the Topeka area. Photo by Jenni Jarmel. MERCHANTS General Contractor Proud proprietors. Connie and Tex Doebele own Silver Lake's only restaurant. Tex's Drive In is a favorite after school hang-out for kids who want to play a video game or enjoy a snack. Photo by Jenni Jarmel.

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H595 86 lx Laffy EARNEST SPENCER, INC. dl 942 N - Vance Phone: SX 'i Owner 232-I737 s ggi Eldogan Buren Mill And Elevator Design 2 rl-Q ,I , , 1 ,f L, , , A Construction -A , . ff' 'li 'flrkf C'..f'ltSLH 2232cJk33ig3gg608 Custom Fabrication Shop we .x. :'r.:..s Ave. Tgpgfqgl fcgfgggg 665g ' Bud Spencer, Don Stafford, Brad Spencer COMPUTER TFIAlNlNG OPS 3 0 CUIPIIV, Ill. vi 1733 N. KANSAS Q Photo by Loff Jenks- PHONE nlpgging 354-1210 9 tt., ' t.ll'.S 'HR' r,.r 1', '...,.. GENERAL Petroleum Marketing Fashion Canopy And And '1 '-9' Industrial Equipment Facade 3 . zr7:::::..,tmg:L:txr.:.f ' VIII-OM. Hlghway Bennett Gasoline Pumps j W W ,,,, E 24 Quincy Air Compressors Silver Lake, KS Lou Snider Harold Laue Capitol Cnty Barber College 812 N. Kansas Ave. Topeka, KS 66605 NATTS Accredited 19131 234-5401 Clipping, snipping, and trimming. Barbers-to-be learn the tricks of their trade. Photo by Terri Perrin. - l ilesg there's not much time to ally do much psyching up on that ort of a trip. lt's hard to say. When talking to his volleyball am, Coach Troy Hemphill sup- vrted Hamilton's theory. HEMPHILL: Ifyou're used to ing your energy talking and ughing, and you sit around with- lt saying a word for 30 to 45 min- es, when you get out on the court, tu're ready to go get somebody! SENIOR CONNIE ROBBINS: 'ersonally, I can't get ready for a game by being alone and quiet. I'm never quiet, and I get down if I try to prepare for a game that way. Being loud and excited gets me psyched for a win. Besides every individual psych- ing up in his own way, each sport requires somewhat of a different approach. ZIEGLER:f'Intensity is the key in football. It's a very emotional game and doesn't require as much skill as, let's say, basketball or volley- ball, so you've got to have that mental edge. Most athletes agree that basket- ball doesn't take nearly the psycho- logical preparation that football, volleyball, track, and cross country do. JUNIOR JERRY JOHNSON: It comes naturally in basketball. Running proposes yet another approach. Seniors Brigette Hartter and Cindy Doebele get ready for a cross country meet by encouraging each other and working together. When junior Joey Weaver com- MERCHANTS MERCHANTS petes in a two-mile run in track, he waits until he's only got a couple more laps to go before he starts psyching himself up. WEAVER: I think about how it's going to end, and how good it will feel if I win. Whether it's done by clamming up and playing it cool, visualizing victory, or encouraging each other, these philosophies just may be re- sponsible for putting the gold on those maroon letter jackets.