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

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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.

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fd Si. l 1 4' TN- -T it -,. ' .. 4: 192: 'f' pr- -6, 5 . Zf. 1.1. 1 ' '4 pf, HQ .' 09 6 .' .' '.-'. fir? 4214251 5-f'44f-37,26 . ,gf ,gf-:: I Q- f T 4 I s ff. if ,,,,f 2.4 ' f 4 il y , P' ml' it lb 7 ,-1 'T W H 1 f 0 4 f ' I 1 Z ,fo - ' If r- 4 . ., , . . Ei' iw- , -.if If yy? 0 ' I g 6 a f, 'o' M 4 , t' . :Y Some of the activities participat- in as an Explorer were directing ffic and ldent-a-kid. The Ex- nrers are responsible for directing ffic at all home basketball and :tball games. The Ident-a-kid :gram is something that 1 did in : St. Marys school system. We nt in and had an officer talk to 2 kids about stranger dangers. en the Explorers fingerprinted :h child that wanted to be print- The prints were then sent home h the children in case the child is .. A X A-4 missing and they need the finger- prints to identify him. The program is rounded out by having the par- ents come in and listen to a speaker who has had his child victimized. We also did some fun activities this past year. In August, I spent a week at Ohio State University at the first National Explorers Con- vention. At the convention I at- tended seminars such as Arson and Bombing Incidents, Dangerous Drugs and Narcotics, and Crimes Against Children. There was enter- Animal Clinic of North Topeka 625 W. Highway 24 Topeka, KS 66608 357-5188 Dr. Paul Boatwright 2949 Wanamaker Dr. Topeka, KS 66614 272-6161 Brown Medical Clinic P 602 w. Paimey st. Marys, KS 66536 437-2256 Dr, Michael D. Byers 5990 S.W. 28th St, Topeka, KS 66614 273-2565 Dr. Verne E. Claussen 525 N. Bertrand st. Marys, KS 66533 437-2978 Dr. Kelly Deeter 2300 W. 29th Topeka KS 66611 267-6120 Dr. Dale Dickson 2715 W. 29th St. Topeka KS 66614 272-0215 Lawyer's Title of Topeka 2214 W. 10th Topeka, KS 66604 232-6934 Dr. Steven Malmstrom 1520 S.W. Topeka Topeka, KS 66612 232-2821 Michael W. Miller D.D.S Box 557 Rossville, KS 66533 584-6101 Rossville Medical Clinic Dr. Wilbur Hilst - 409 Main St. Rossville, KS 66533 584-671 1 Charles A. Schaible O.D. 3601 S.W. 29th St. Suite 205 272-4583 Topeka, KS 66614 Michael L. Schultes D.D.S Country Center Silver Lake KS 66539 582-4655 University Birds 86 Small Animal Clinic 17th 86 Randolph Topeka KS 66604 233-3185 'g-S tainment provided by the comedian Rich Little and singer Kathy Lee Crosby. Every evening a big dance was held for all the explorers and 2 000 of them were Law Enforce- ment Explorers. I really enjoy Explorers and I recommend it to anyone thinking about going into Law Enforcement. It really gives some hands-on ex- perience with police work. MERCHANTS 1 9 MERCHANTS