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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1948 volume:

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With their help and guidance it was possible for us to publish this book R C MCCOID W H REEDER FRANK WARD Clerk Treasurer Director fl BETTY HARRIS Editor 5 74446445 l LOUISE MARTINEK Ass t Editor Typist MRS ROGERS Spono or Q -f .A- v THERON MAUPIN BOB REEDER RONALD SMILEY EUGENE FERGUSON Sports Editor Sports Editor C E SNYDER Photographer Sports Editor Photographer JACK OGAN DORLA BOYER BARBARA MITCHELL Photographer Senior Activities Senior Activities ' fel at Til!- S Z. :fn , A. . v L- ' 7 ', D ' ,., ' , x x T .,.i 'lu Q ,Z Q X 4 , - 3 it Af .1 x - j '. 1 ,'4 S A 55 If xl A ' . J Q, A - - fs fb! Z A ' 'xi' I Q A Q 1 . , K 'fig '-- A -. ,f ' - f ' I .M.f1.-YM , A ,-,A in . ,N .Eff , Q--. . s..f . A fl ' . ' ' mf ' ' .1 A 'fl'f5f'fQf' 1, V I A 1 I 'Z' . 1 ,f:'.g,5,3g,. ' ' - -tm , N-4 -: E. L -Syl? K, Y 0 ' :..,,1 , 5 . 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'J V - I v V -lla ' -,.fffi1ef ..f R ,J-fi vw, E I ' QA I Ljp- ,fa 3 ' ,-,-'2fi' ' MISS URA PLASTER Commerce A B Degree Kansas University DON 1- MRS PAULINE JOHNSON Science Social Science B S Degree Kansas State MISS HOPE WATTS Voc Home Ec Girls Physical Education B S Degree Kansas State 7464454 MR V J KOLZOW Principal Coach Social Science B S Degre McPherson College Masters Degree Emporia State Teachers College if-M MR W V REDDING Voc Agriculture B S L M S Degree Kansas State College 'fd-r, 'vu if MRS SUE ANDERSON English A B Dsgree,Ksnsas Wesleyan College nm., i 1. 't - 41,7 MRS DORIS ROGERS Music B M Dsgrss, Washburn University 'uv-P My MISS DOROTHY MILLER Math Physics B A Degree Parks College Masters Degree Missouri Unxversxty 41 A - . . ' ' y 9 A gl I ' -X 'Q h - ' N U QQ 'sg M -- . . .- - K I - - i- j i' fa e a, X.,-Q ny. 1 ,-ag V 'A 'P Q. ' :L , 't . --t-'.:'i, 5 hy' s,,, ' W x . ' ,.. 'C' ' W . 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Bssketbsll LONNIE GOLDEN Basketball 4 yrs FFA 3 yrs Football 4 yrs Baseball 4 yrs Eagle Flashes Z yrs Vxce president Sophomore Class Student Councxl Rep I yr Annual Staff 1 yr 3 1 act plays Pres Semor Class LOUISE MARTINEK Sec Treas lyr , G R Z yrs Kayettes 2 yrs Band 4 yrs Girls Glee Club 4 yrs , Eagle Flashes Editor 1 yr Junior Play 3 l act plays Annual Staff l yr FHA 1 yr BETTY l-lARRlS Eagle Flashes l yr Glee Club 3 yrs Band Z yrs Pep Club 4 yrs G R Z yrs , Kayettes Z yrs FHA Z yrs Science Club 1 yr Jumor Play 3 1 act plays Enserrble Z yrs Mixed Chorus 1 yr Edxtor of annual l yr Annual Staff 2 yrs Sec Treas Pep Club 1 yr BARBARA MITCHELL Glee Club zl yrs Mixed Chorus Z yrs Ksyettes 1 yr Annual Sta!! l yr Pep Club Z yrs FHA 1 yr Eagle Flashes l yr 3 l act plays Sec Fl-!A1y'r . .. .. ., . . . ., , .. ' ., ' ., I 'I ll I' .. .. ., ' - . . ' s .' , . h . . . D ut. . . Q ,. A 1 zf' ' A 'd..1f .. Q -. .. -V 'U ls V .. -. . ,' I u u ,, x.. K ,Q .Q X w , .' . . . . ., .. ., -. . . . . 5 4 ? ADOLPHUS THOMAS Band 4 yrs , Student Council Rep lyr ,FFA4yrs 31 act playa VAUNCLLLE TOMEY Eagle Flashes 1 yr Glee Club 3 yrs . Mixed Chorus l yr Kayettes 1 yr . Pep Club 1 yr Classical Comltes Z yrs Annual Staf! 1 yr 3 l act plays, FHA 1 yr EDGAR TIBBS FHA 3 yrs Football 4 yrs Basketball 4 yrs . Baseball 4 yrs , 3 l act plays, Mixed Chorus 1-Q yrs Vice Pres Freshman Class, Band 1 yr . Glee Club Z yrs Mixed Chorus Z yrs , Football 4 yrs Basketball 4 yrs Baseball 4 yrs FFA 4 yrs Junior Play 3 l act playa P X a V n A E V 3 5 i ,Y . Q I LLOYD WIEDERKEHR H ' . h L . . It , , 3 u iv 5 JAMES MYER Band 4 yrs Glee Club 4 yrs , Football 4 yrs , FFA 4 yrs Mixed Chorus 4 yrs Baseball Z yrs 3 l act plays RONALD SMILEY Band 4 yrs Glee Club 4 yrs Mixed Chorus 4 yrs Football 3 yrs Bssektball 4 yrs Baseball 4 yrs Eagle Flashes Z yrs Pres Ir Class Annual Staff Z yrs . Jr Play Ensemble Z yrs I-'FA 3 yrs . Pres Student Council Sr Year ROBERT REEDER Football l yr Band 4 yrs Blee Club 4 yrs Mixed Chorus 4 yrs Basketball 3 yrs Sec Treas Sopb Class Vice Pres Jr Class Jr Play Ensemble Z yrs 3 lac! plays Annual Staff Z yrs MERLE TAYLOR Fl-'A 4 yrs , Basketball 4 yrs Football 3 yrs Baseball 4 yrs Presldeni Fl-'A l yr 3 l act plays ., ., ., ., .- I . - n ' - . , . , I 'I I I zfigwzg , ':.R'l,EL, . 3 ., . ' x I 'I i . -4 ll I '- J-. 1, . ' , 'lglial .JA -v 'I el 't -. -v ., . . , . . , Q ., . . Wwtofzq On a mornlng in September in the year 1944, a group of bovs and g1T1S gathered to board the Eagle Rocketn of Silver Lake Iigh School, to Journey on a fo'r year voyace to dlstant planets Th1s group included: Eugene Ferguson, Donna Kraus, erle Taylor, Lorene Lchlckell, Ronald Smmley, Ruthella Ackely, wllllam Eoyd, w11ma D1ll1on, Adolphus Thomas, Carol Cochran, John Davxs, Wutr Smltb, Llo5d -1ederkehr, Dorothy Klnley, James Myer, ndgar T1bbs, Robert Reeder, Donald Clark, Louise kartinek, Kenreth Burn, Lonnle Jolden The p1lot of thls shlp was Mr Turner, asslsted by Donna Frans, pres1dent, Lloyd 516d6Fk6hT,V1C6 pres1dent3 Lou1se L8FtlH6k, secretary treasurer This Journey was a tour in charge of Captain V J Kolzow, who was alded by the Freshmen Sponsor, Nr Turner Thls fll ht's f1FSt stop vas called the Freshmen planet hone 1U tle party had ever before v1s1te4 th1s planet It was here that tle boys and g1F1S learned the ames layed by the other lnhabltants of these strange planets they were Just enterlng Football, ba eball, and basretball were the prlnclple sports Several athletes were dlscovered 1n thls romp wmo later proved to be outstandlrg stars of the Habaunsee Shawnee bounty Lea ue Varlous clubs made up tte e terta nment The conductor of tte Jo r ey lr T1rner, wlsely supervlsed our recreatlon ard protect d us from 0CC8Q1OURl attacls of noisy creatures called sophomores, w 9 lnvaded tre rreshman Pla et At the end of n1ne months t1CkStS rrre lssued to us to leave on t e next fll ht to the Sophomore Planet The conductor of thls trxp to the Sophomore Planet was Anderson, ass1sted by Eugere Ferguson, pres1dent, Lo 16 Jolden,v1ce presldentg Robert Reeder, secretary treasurer Iany of the passengers d opoed off along the way They were as follows Dor a Kraus, Dorothy Kinley, Ruthella Ackely, Ruth Smlth, John Dav1s, mlma D1ll1on, Kennetr Purns tary Ian1on was taken aboard as t lS tr1p got under way The rest were the same as trose who had looked after our needs on the Freshmen Planet Tre as isiants x re always COmD181HlY of the atmosphere of the Sophomore Planet wh1ch always seemed to affect the lnhabltants Our next Journey was to the Junlor Planet where we bevan to comp 1a1n of the crowded cond1t1ons Here the c rductor, hrs Opal elm, sald that the ov r crowded cond tlon as purely mental an lncreased s1ze and 1mportar e lf each Jun1or's m1nd, WblCx would soon pass away Varlous localit1es were explorec o thls planet It was here me were allowed to stow our act1ng 8bl1l+l6S ll the Junlor play,nPoor a8FT16d kan ue, also took a great deal UL pride 1' preparing our banquet for the senlors. On th1s planet we plcked up Betty N8FF1S, Ruth Sm1th, Dorla Boyer, and Ova Harden The ass1st1ng pilots were Ronald Smlley, presldent, Yobert Reeder, v1ce presldent, Carol Cochran, secretary treasurer. V . - N v 4 I 5 1 . 7 ' . e 3. AXA , ,, . , . . .V A . . .,.. . '. --, . 7 I 1 . A A 1 H e I a . H ,. . - . . , . -- , - O I ' . . A o o . ff . v - . . 0 L 1 Q . 0 ' . . .l n- gr Q ' A .J 4 ' Q ' o .. . , . , . 1 ' - 3 t L .. . 1 . ,, . , . 1' . 1 rf r O s . . .. L e N . J Q Y. . .L X1 YL , u s l J . T ' A . 3 .. . f t . V - -1 . 'l . ' . Y' s . '52 h ' 'B t, 'rl G ' A I . . U . . A- FS' ' I ' - 'NYY' A . 1 . A L .4.- ' 1 . 1 A 1 - I in , 7 . Z' ' 0 S ' 7 . . .... . . 11 , . . . . . . e .. ' v. . V' O ' A Y , A ' ' . e l S 'IQ , .ff . . . . F - o ' ' R 1 ,, , . . . A , ,. . . e , . A n I1 4 3 ' 1 Tv' ' . 3 . 'J I .. . H L e . . ' . n . . 'I' . . . . . W . . ,, . c . . Q M . e u .1 . . . . . . . . . . e . I I - . 3 . O 4 Q T1ckets were lssued for the next tour, wh1ch was to be to the last pla et, the SSHIOY Pla et Vaunc1lle Tomey and Barbara 11tchell boarded the Rocket at t 1S place Thls tr1p we lost Carol Cochran and Iary Vanlon Our pllot was hr V J Kolzow assisted by Lonnle olden presldent, Ova Harden vlce presldent Lloyd lederxehr, secretary treasurer On land1ng at the Senlor Planet we vere 1ven qulte a choice of places to explore me vere kept busy all year Norklng on the annual, nThe ol en Earle , the school paper agle Flashes , and SSCUFIHV our last few credlts All too soon the 3 ar passed and Lr Kolzow called us to ether for tle last time Pe told us we must hasten on to make room for the other knwoled e seekers soon to b6g1D tH6lf four years trlp to the planets xo we must Journey onwa d lnto new worlds chooslng our rocket shlp whlch we nust S811 for ourselves ne were left or the planet of the future watching the Layle Rocxet, fade away 1D the distance w1th only our memor1es and our d1oloma to recall the glad days aboard the good rocket Hlgh School mddwda We, the sen1or class of S1lver Lake Hlgh School, do hereby, belng of sound mlnd and memory, make, publ1sh, and declare thls our last will and testament, in manner and form as follows: I, B111 Boyd, bequeath my nickname of 'Trudyn to my younger broth er, Willis, and my outstandlng abil1ty 1D StUd16S to Dayle Runkle I, James Ayers, leave my helvht to Dale Olson I also leave new Ford to Marv1n Hrcmada I, Ronald Smlley, bequeath my WAN averabe to any brivht Junior wish1ng to conquer physlcs, and my pleasant personality to Margaret Sloyen I, Lllton su ene rerguson, do N111 Sally McCall to Clyde Iyatt and my curly brown halr to f1ll1s Boyd I, Lonnle olden, bequeath my energy to Paul Sloyer and my shy ness ox V1P1S to Jack Klbbee I, Dorla Boyer, w1ll not my possession of one Don Clark and one Lawrence Judas of Berryton to anyone I, Merle Taylor, w1ll my abil1ty to hold hands in Amer1can hls- tory to Harlan Hansford. I also leave my art of shooting mall boxes to Harry k1FkWOOdo H . ' ..f'i o . . . .,. L . . . ., 1, o 1 - - , v -l -A 0 . o o 4 . . 3 . . . - . . r 1 1 1 fn ' ' o . v . , 7 . . I L: - 5- . lr .I d n np - n - N . A4 J . N , o ,1 o ,,. , . Cl . A . , 2 , ' . . -1 A . . 9 A 'la A Y A Q r ' 'Al A . o .,. 1 ,D 0 I - I -I , . . . . 1 0 ' . O - my I ' ' '1- K7 A ., . 4- -1 rx , - vu A S I w . WI. . , . u o . G 'S - ., . . O 0 0 Fzwpiecq Enterlng the science laboratory of Sllver Lake High School, noticed a strange 100k1Dg machlne There was no one around so I pro ceeded to push buttons In a matter of seconds I was transported to the year 1956 I decided to look around to see how my classmates were doing The former Betty Harris, now happilv married to Lee Conaway, wearily going about picklng up after her six roly, poly chlldren They are at home in Silver Lake Eugene Ferguson is the advertislng manager of the Daily Capital He still leaves his contracts at home The scene changes to the Royal Palace of England where Lonnie Golden, an established orator, is crcwnlng the King Fe forgot his speech again found Ronald Smiley a professor of physics in U C L A He has a cute little red headed wife now who attends school under him Lloyd hiederkehr is a successful farmer bachelor and st1ll gives the women a thrill Dorla Boyer, A successful secretary, is because she has to support h1m slnce he lost Ed T1bbs has finally realized h1s dream divorclng his paper of own1ng son He has managed to pick up a girl in every city He has remained a Lawrence Judas route several com Farming sure must pay off because James Lyers is a very wealthy and very, very el1g1ble bachelor Merle Taylor oertalrly has changed From the role of study hall romeo he new plays the part of a hen peeked husband The White House is in an uproar over Senator Robert Harry Reeder It is rumored that he is dest1ned to be another Arthur The supersonic age has done wonders for Bill Boyd the first man to reach the moon and bring back a piece Adolphus Thomas has made enough money glv1ng crew Capper. He has been of green cheese cuts to retire to a beautiful suburban mansion He is running for governor in the next election Don Clark is head of his own baby sitting corporation, C1ark's Amalgamated Sitters He has remained a bachelor all these years be cause he never quite got over Dorla Boyer. Barbara Mitchell is married now and is the mother of three lovely children Vauncille Tomey has joined the Naves and is Fleet Admiral She is going steady with an ensign It's against the rules, you know. V J Kolzow is still at dear old Silver Lake Wish We only hr thirteen more years to go until he can re+4 Ura Plaster is still helping seniors publish the school paper. K . . - I h . is bines and traveling from the South to the North during harvest sea- e e A , . O e .. .S Vauncille Tomey, Leave my poise and personality to Betty NIXOH There's no one to will my s1eep1ness to so I'll take It with Robert Harry Reeder, bequeath the right to argue IH American d1story to Harley Renyer and my ab1l1ty to be a ladles' man to Bob lmmenschuh I, Barbara hltchell, will the p1cture in my locket to Poberta Blankenship, and my ab1l1ty to write shorthand to the Renyer girls I, Betty Harris, w1l1 not bequeath Lee Conaway, but I do leave my CFOChBt1Hg to Donna Boxer I, Lou1se Martlnek, oestowe Don Redmon on Jean Narner, and my position as editor of the school paper to Ray Weller I, Ed Tibbs, leave my perfect attendance to Theron Maupin I also will my ice skates to Carl Golden I, Lloyd Niederkehr, leave my battlng avera e to Norman Ober helman, and my girls in Rossvllle to Jerry Peterson I, Adolphus Thomas, Bequeath my vim and V1gOF to Elv1ra Peavler 1, Ura Plaster, will my big horn rimmed glasses to Betty Mitchell I, V J Kolzow, leave my sense of humor to Fred Tsuglis. lulfitj I-19 Y .I I. U16 0 I, ' . D . g - I also leave my knowledge of engines to Carl Barker. f -nw ' 1 '-1 V Q ' - f e 'O 1 K' as Q Q if P- ' n ' J X 'wfmw ?a2avL uni? f ffif 'HQ in J? lffffflf Q-il 7 gl 0,2 A :ig a fs' XV 'If xt , f 'V 1 XX ' f I I ggi X! 4 1 I X X rmxyx C ' P ! I aff N J f!fv u l.. ' X' f X K x x I X I X QPXX I Ei, D CZ? K X -Y- ,4 fr-Q '-'- WF, 1 41975-'ggi 127 I? H v Ar Nz H r VJ f F 2. y, 0 ' - u I.. - E A Q' -3, ' ,ii-.sg-4' 1 ff - PHIL GLOTZBACH NORHA KIPPES TERRY HANSFORD DONNA BOYER RAYMOND 1-'REED ORA MAY HANSFORD C E SNYDER .TUNE SNAVELY HARLEY RENYER .il 1 RAY WEILER DON REDMAN Cllll President Vice President 'K 1' Q- ,n Qu.. bs- 'wr Wi.: 'T vu.. .K 15,4 325' -un. V L 1' q ' 1-:ff-Efkeifi ,, ' , A 'A . ' Eg ' . nr- :qs . . -3' Q ' , li- f ' ' f i . 9 1' , n .,, . P?- Y ' 1. F f 1 ,, A x - 1 , tg-A . - ,- 'I ti'-' x ...nv at 1 A Q ' i I sax! Q ' . L-, 7 -fiffqe ,- Q If - . ' 7 . . A A ,n if .- - - Nzg ' 1 . 5 v9 DON KRUGER NADINE RENYER Sec and Treasurer 'r qw .2 Student Councxl Representative 'Et 'A ip. 9' qpdf J- PN Q. IQ. 5 -4-4 s. S sn- ii! P -45 MARCIA BROOKS FRED TSUGLIS CHARLOTTE RENYER JACK KIBBEE BONNIE REAMER HARRY KIRKWOOD ROBERTA BLANKENSHIP WILLIS BOYD LEOTA HUDKINS cv ,g A - I Q '0- I 5' A 5 5 H f' K I , 5 W 4 f , - vu. f . L' V- - ' . I , , L. i , 3 . 4 ,Q A I , ' ' A., Q , 4 - .A A x is ' A xx N K A. 1 -O ,J O. A iw ,re A ' W- . A .. , A . . if-K W 5 Q J 'T 3 ' U 'ip ' M ' K 5 4 Q 'NN L. 3 I 4 , ,U- , x 'vs gf fl! . , I M s 1. . ' I, b MV Nw fin' Y.. is v f 5 t E A -1 i Y... ,, 1, J -. Q ' J- I '41 I 5 . Q . ! HZ, . 3 I , . F.: ,. . - 5 Q Q - X x e . m, mn h 5 M , r ' ' A. gn I 'V,y . N X V 5. ' DUANE ANDERSON CARL GOLDEN Class President VU10 Pfelidellf ROBERT IMMENSCHUH LEAH SCHUSTER BUD HUDKINS SALLY MCCALL GRETA POLISON NORMA FOUNTAIN ELVIRA PEAVLER MAYNARD TOMB? CLYDE WYATT WANDA CONAWAY CHARLES THOMAS DALE OLSON MAR JORIE TIBBS fi 'Nx Q uv Q 14-s arf K' .-.4 liif' 19- in Q, -tx ,354 Q.-.. 19- 5 an tp Y 5' Hs. 4 'C' fl. . ' 5, B- 'K 3 RT . 1 1 :ITA V . K fw l Lx M S Mig Ni S ga. 1 ,sr 3 'N - R 4 g,,jI.':'f? x ,N K X Q , X -'U if -2:51 sn- 5 , 1 . a ' n 'X I 3 . . g X W iff' 1 'gf 'S .. I WL L ,, , - 1 - . A , .1 A x 5 . My, 1 ? up r I i , - X in ' E ' , S 4- ji 3 s- 1 ' . I 1 ,--. E I V 'X 3 O , N Q, Q , '- . X, 1 ' La V Y' . A L , f L W X ' lass in MARILYN MAUPIN LEE HOLT Student Council Rep Sec and Treasurer MAR VALIE TIBBS BARBARA MANION S N Qu L in Q- 5 5 19' K Q Q- 5 A-2 pn,,, an Q' -LXYI L ,, QQ WILLIAM CRAIG CHRISTINA POLISON DALE RUNKLE JAMES SNYDER CLARA WADE THERON MAUPIN ALBERTA GIBSOB CARL BARKER CHARLES IMMENSCHUH RUTH BURKS NORMAN OBERHELMAN MARILYN MCCOID 'S 8 ' .. gg Q M' Q ' 4 , ' 'z 3 Q.. ' ? 3 I I s . A . , 1 'MW I ' C' - I fi. Q . A V, 5 ' -'f ' -- f ef I I I ' ' . 'Q 'K -XA. ., .- V I Nw .U b A A P' mf' ' I . . Q 'lv Va , ' Q 5 AN A f sy. N 1 y i 's- AL 1 .A , . , 5 1 - ' Q- - ' J' 7 1 , si X, 1 A I X N f I -M 2 . M X I 'x ' 1 U ' L ' -, W-Nruv , I I ' xA I I I ' ! - - QM :x.'X.. ,,,v, Lk- I k-I . l ' A L 'Qs . 1 I- Rs Q - I K 1 2 ' 4' 1' ' A A Q' xx S- ,T V --. It A It ,A . ,K X Q ' U .A j I, I -1 . A' 1- , 3 , .1gI' -- . , ....1. , .' - .1 -, - - ., I I .S , I 'lla . ,X 4 K Q ' 'V , , D ,., Q. YT' . :Ax ' N' J, xv 5 4' I 1 . ' ' I I ' 'Abu ' 3 BETTY MITCHELL GERALD BLANKENSHIP F is cv MARVIN HROMADA MARGARET SLOYER Class President Vice President in- WANDA FREY EUGENE MCROBERTS fi I L ARNITA BOYER OLLIII JUNIOR BAILEY L ac , , f ' 'Q. K . , 0-4, f , , LL 1 'N 1 , 5' o :' A.. L . N .. x , RN W . :we L., X' x .U 1 I-14.-I. . . --- L- ' ' if ' P , , C uv- K. qi PAUL SLOYER Sec and Treasurer JACK OGAN Student Council Rep ,asm .pus Y NH' DOREEN KOVAR WALTER STOLLE JERRY PETERSON JEAN WARNER DEAN SMITH BETTY NIXON wa... Q44 Ugcgmd sem, fandom 776440164 'Y'-f --cf , f 525. 4 f ...J M QW gl N 01 , Q at 'XT I mf f I Egg :XF f + 'l of ,fi I 1 n. L 'g?4f-fs: ,AW 7 0.12 ' Q WMF K :W -ft X ii 15 , iii? Q I 0 7 o N Y?-'W . ff 4l2'i4 L - . . is X 1 0-J' 0, 0 g 1 f - ' 1 , X ' ' in 231: Q.:-,f' F n W - j fum . 4 fV'f?i':-.f:' ' '4 :f1f1: 7747002 5f4zfzf Fxrst Row Lonnie Golden Sports Edltor Eugene Ferguson Business Manager Ronald Smiley Pxnfeathers Second Row Loulse Martmek Edztor Betty Harrls Art Edxtor Barbara Mxtchell Art Editor Vauncxlle Tomey Grade School Notes, Miss Plaster Sponsor Theron Maupin Vlce Presldent Eugene Ferguson Senior Representatmve Lou1se Martxnek Secretary and Treasurer Marllyn Maupln Sophomore Representatlve Ronald Smlley Presxdent Don Kruger Jumor Representatwe, Jack Ogan Freshman Repre sentatxve I!-hr, cf! 1. 1 Nl-, ' 1 - , if ' . K 1 V2 .w - X' 1 ' ' 'P V fl ' f ' .. , I ' , ' I ' r I Q I I -n - G '- 4 l . , K- Q 'k 'F I ' 'x ' s 3 E . L A . J 5 S. ' 0 - b .- u I , I , - ' - , .. I ' l n . . . C7 Fzrst Row Charloite Renyer Marcia Brooks Betty Harris Nadine Renyer Second Row Norma Kippea, Marilyn Maupm Louxse Martxnek Clara Wade Tw? 52am Ray Weiler Kings Attendant, Ronald Smiley-King, Donna Boyer-Queen, Louise Martinek-Queens Attendant, Y I ' . . .- : - - , .- .-v ' I A 12, T 41 . , 2 ' Y . , . I . 4 n -' , 5 7-. - :Q .. h 'A 5 .1 , . 1 C- : I I I I : I I I Q 1 Y F1rst Row Louxse Martuxek serv1ce d1rector Betty Harr1s Prog Dlrector Barbara Mltchell Pubhsher D rector Wanda Conaway Mus1c D1rector Second Row Mrs Johnson Sponsor Mar11yn Maup1n P1an1st .Tune Snavely V Pres Clara Wade Secretary Bonn1e Reamer Treasurer Marcxa Brooks Dramat1cs Dlrector Mar11ynMcCo1d recreat1onD1rector Dorla Boyer Presxdent not 1n the pxcture : I l D 0 . . : , . . 1 4 9 1 1 : ' I 7 Y i I ' 'I r 1 1 v 1 1 I Y D I . Fxrst Row Bonnle Rearner Norma Klppes Leota Hudklns Ora Hansford Elv1ra Peavler Alberta Glbson Doreen Kovar Betty Nlxon Jean Warner Vada George Second Row Mrs Johnson Wanda Conaway Wanda Frey Betty Mitchell June Snavely Mar11yn Maupm Sally McCall Louxse Martmek Betty I-Iarrxs Chrzstme Polson Norma Fountam Greta Polson Marxlyn McCo1d Mrs Anderson Barbara Manlon Marcla Brooks Barbara Mltchell Roberta Blankenshxp Marvelhe Tlbbs Clara Wade Marjorxe Txbbs Nad1ne Renyer Donna Boyer Charlotte Renyer Margaret Sloyer Arnxta Boyer Dorla Boyer not pxctured X if IAYETTE8 The Kayette Organization, while only astablished last year, has every girl in high school as a member and is an ambitious and active group The girls meet once every two weeks in a regular meeting Varied programs are presented at these times A program on hobbies was one of the outstanding ones of the year A scrapbook is being maintained of the Club' activities A cabinet, consisting of four elected offdoers and seven appoint ed directors, direct the activities of the club u der the sponsorship of Hrs Johnson and Hrs Anderson After the officers were duly elected and installed last fall, an lnitla tion was held for the new members and sponsors In October a Hobo Hike proved as an interesting activity Gaily dressed 'hoboes' tramped around the lake in search of hidden clues which finally brought them back to the school l house where a lunch was discovered In December four delegates: Dorla Boyer, Barbara Kitchell, June Snavel Arnita Boyer and Irs Johnson attended a Kayette Conference at Marysville Stimulating meetings were an inspiration to all who more worthwhile things in the 'home organization Kayettes at Silver Lake will be able to achieve the this year one thousand point party, including gift exchange, refreshments, Santa the high lights of the Club's Activities The girls enjoyed carolling evening before Christmas Claus and all, was attended to try to achieve It is hoped that the award one of 0116 Plans are underway for the sending of a C A R E package to a needy one in France A ten dollar cotton C A R B package will clothe a family of four The girls directed a larch of Dimes Drive to which all in school con tributed including various organized groups The Club will try to send two girls to Summer Camp located at Camp Horizon in the Arkansas Valley over looking the Arkansas River Special social events yet to be planned for are ones for the Mothers and Fathers of the Kayettes Heart Sister Correspondence was concluded with a Valentine's Party and Program Some gifts such as library books or pictures will be presented o the school later in the school year Honey to carry on the activities of the Organization has been raised in various ways: Selling refreshments at foot ball and basketball games and selling candy bars at the noon hour The Colors of the Kayettes are blue and gold A hexagon with a 'K' in scribed within is the symbol The motto, 'Today For Tomorrow , and the slogan, 'Laugh, Love, and L1ft, are goals for which the members try to work - s . O yn . e The Christmas Program presented for the entire school followed by a O ' . . 1 77,4 Flrst Row Paul Sloyer Watch Dog Merle Taylor Pres1dent Pln1Glotzbach Vice President Second Row Bill Boyd Reporter, Mr Redding Sponsor Don Clark Treasurer Raymond Freed Secretary F1rst Row Harry Kxrkwood Don Kruger Deen Smlth Mr Reddxng B111 Boyd Don Clark Raymond Freed Phil Glotzbach Paul Sloyer Second Row Duane Anderson Jerry Peterson Lee Holt Merle Taylor Marvin Hromada, Gene McRoberts Norman Oberhelman Thxrd Row Dale Runkle Carl Brock Lloyd W1ederkehr .Tumor Barley WIIIIS Boyd Robert Immenschuh Charles Thomas Carl Golden, Harley Renyer B111 Cralg Gerald Blankenshlp Harland Hansford Walter Stole Fourth Row Johnme George Charles lmmenschuh, Jack Ogan, James Myer, Clyde Wyatt Fred Tsughs Don Redrnon Ed Txbbs J ack Kibbee, Thommy Thomas, Jimmie Snyder Bud I-Iudkms I I I L A lk A , . . . - - r - , - - , : 1 I 1 l ' 9 ' T .V ' M ... if V .. rf- P Af. C. ' ' fe-fi'-wfr1':f?+L as -2'-f'.5'9'N:'! 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I I I I 9 0 . s 1 9 1 ' . v - - n 9 . . . . . 9 1 a n . . . n u n o . . n - - 1 . . 0 9 9 9 Q I 7754 Top Row Margaret Sloyer Hlstorian Betty Harms Constxtutlon Louxse Mart1nek Program Cha1rman Norma Fountaln Servxce Chan-man Sally McCall Vxce Presldent Bottom Row Betty Mxtchell Treasurer Barbara M1tche11 Secretary Mal-1lyn Maupm Pres1dent, Norma K1ppes Socxal Cha1rman June Snavely P1an1st Marcxa Brooks Song Leader M1ss Watts Sponsor Dorla Boyer Service Chalrman IS not ln the p1cture F1rst Row Bonme Reamer Norma Kxppes Leota Hudkms Ora Hansford Elvxra Peavler Alberta G1bson Doreen Kovar Betty Nzxon Jean Warner Vada George Second Row Wanda Conaway Betty M1tche11 June Snavely Marxlyn Maupm Sally McCall Lou1se Martmek Betty Harr1s Chrxstme Polson Norma Fountaln Gretta Polson Marllyn McCo1d Mlss Watts Thlrd Row Barbara Mamon Marcxa Brooks Barbara M1tche11 Roberta B1ankensh1p Clara Wade and Dorla Boyer 1S not pxctured we Mlk, fx l ,, ,. ra'- N I x' f A Cv F 4 Y New 99 Nadine Renyer, Donna Boyer, Charlotte Renyer, Margaret Sloyer, Arnita Boyer, o a A af 'Y isv I l Q T' . I z 1 I ' ' q x N Q X Io O N U' .0 00, - xy FHA A newly organized club :Ln Silver Lake High is the Future Homemalaers of America This is a national organization for hlgh school girls who have had some work in hane economics Thirty five girls have joined the club this year The constitution was accepted in October by a unanimous vote of the group A committee headed by Betty Harris prepared the constitution for the Club Instead of dues from each member, it was decided to have the concession stand at several football and basketball games to pay the dues of club members and the expenses of the Club The colors of the Club are red and white with a red rose being the flower The Chapter Adviser is the Home Economics teacher, lliss Hope latts Each Chapter also has a Chapter Mother who is a woman in the culmunity that is interested in Home Economics llrs Albert Shafer is the mother who helps the Silver Lake F H A The program for the year was based upon building for tmmrrow through building ourselves our homes, school betterment our organization, our commxmity, state and nation and fun One of the first projects of the year was to entertain at an All School fall party The group played a few games, danced, and enjoyed the refreshments Everyone ate doughnuts, popcorn balls and drank cider before going home Decorations were in keeping with the season There were bales of hay, corn shocks and streamers of crepe paper in brown and orange Oscar, the skull of some prehistoric bull, had a place of honor It is hoped that this spring it will be possible to have a banquet for the mothers Plans have been made forma W P A we pay all party to be held for the boy friends of Club Members Other projects of value to the school are being planned such as a spring clean up day and the apprcpreation of the money made -at the con cessions to buy a useful gift for the school or the Home Economic de parhnent This year's program has consisted of a variety of topics interest ing to home economists One of the most popular ones was a talen show Lt this program Marjorie and Marvalie Tibbs twirled, Marilyn Maupin played a piano solo, landa Conaway sang a solo, Barbara and Betty llitchell sang a duet and Kiss Miller talked and showed some of her antiques another program, Louise Martinek wrote a short skit on manners that was presented to an interested group Marcia Brooks portrayed 'Be Wrong' while June Snavely was her sister, 'Be Right Norma Kippes helped by playing the mother One program consisted of a movie on baking principles. Last fall ten girls who were Future Homemakers and Miss Watts, attended the district conference at the Highland Park High School in Topeka The program was interesting and the trip was fun Mr Reeder took the girls to the Conference in the bus It is hoped that some time soon degrees will be given to the girls who have worked in the Organization in the doorway. The FJ-LA. enjoyed sponsoring this party. O O O I c J - . At Sally McCall Vxce President Nadmne Renyer Presxdent Arnita Boyer Reporter Betty Harrxs Secretary and Treasurer Mrs Rogers Sponsor ui!- L Fxrst Row Clara Wade Bonnxe Reamer Leota Hudkms Sally McCall Norma Fountam Chrxstme Polson Marilyn McCoid Margaret Sloyer Nadxne Renyer Second Row June Snavely Roberta Blankenship Ora Hansford Elvxra Peavler Doreen Kovar Betty Harrls Jean Warner Vada George Greta Polson Donna Boyer Charlotte Renyer Arnlta Boyer Thxrd Row Barbara Mamon Barbara Mxtchell Alberta Gmbson Marxlyn Maup1n Loulse Mart1nek Betty N1xon Leah Schuster Wanda Conaway Betty Mxtchell Norma Kzppes Wanda Frey Vaunczlle Tomey, Cheer Leaders Marvahe Tlbbs, Marcxa Brooks Marjorxe Tlbbs and Dorla Boyer who 1sn t pictured . 1915 1 45'?r..x!:.'f 1 , ' - ' ' - I - , ' .I f ' -. ' - 1 . 4' I 9 ', ' - f 2 - r.-TQ 1 . 4 ' t' .' 1 , A' a A X : . : f . 1 . . l I . D ' . I . D I . I : D . I l . P l . D U I I l I . v i I . 1 . , . , . . , . . . . , I , . D . I D D : . . . Q . . . . ' . First. Row Harry Kirkwood Harland Hansford Phil Glotsbach Raymond Freed Second Row Marcia Brooks June Snavely Bonnie Rumer Roberta Blankenshxp Leota Hudkins Mrs Anderson PRESENTS STAR CRAZY Cant of Characters Isabella Leota Hudkms Who once had a chance to be a star B111 Andrews Harry Kxrkwood A future baseball star Professor Andrews Harland Hanaford Who has just discovered a New Star Jerry Andrews .Tune Snavely His daughter who would hke to marry a star Donna Andrews Her younger s1ster who thinks xt wouldn t he a Beth Robinson Dmck Mallon Joan Mayberry J' oe Allcot Director Who nag: ees enthusiastxcally A baseball star A Hollywood Star Who IS gblhg Star Crazy Bonnie Reamer had idea Marcxa Brooks Phil Glotzbach Roberta Blankenship rcayrnond Freed Mrs Anderson and VH A1 lf' I Top Row C E Snyder trombone James Myer clarxnet Clyde Wyatt trumpet Ronald Smxley trumpet Robert Reeder cymbals Raymond Freed bass Adolphus Thomas trombone James Snyder cornet PhxlG1otzbach bass drum Third Row Eugene Ferguson snare drum Charles Thomas trumpet Second Row Marcla Brooks twxrler Alberta Glbson cornet June Snavely clarinet Marxlyn Maupin clarxnet Loulse Martmek clarlnet Betty Harrls glockensplel Margaret Sloyer Clarlnet Wanda Conway barxtone Marxlyn McCo1d clarxnet Leota Hudkxns clannet, Flrst Row Marjorxe Tlbbs twxrler Marvahe Txbbs twxrler Grade School Members not pictured are Beth Shaffer clarxnet Bonnle Frxtz clarlnet Ermyl Reeder trombone and Warner Ferguson cornet Xfx be, A-'L Whudedaaw 3 '1E s.f. F1rst Row Norman Oberhelman Carl Golden .T1mrr1e Snyder Harry Kxrkwood Dale Olson Bob Reeder C E Snyder Ph11 Glotxbach Second Row Duane Anderson James Myer Clyde Wyatt Ronald Srruley Lee Holt Rayrnond Freed Third Row Betty M1tche11 June Snavely Marxlyn Maupln Marva11e T1bbs I-Ioulse Mart1nek Betty Harms Wanda Conaway Marllyn McCo1d Fourth Row Marcza Brooks Barbara Manxon, Marjorie Tlbbs, Barbara Mltchell, Clara Wade, Charlotte Renyer, Nadine Renyer, Margaret Sloyer, Dorla Boyer IS not 1n the p1cture. QQ o '. . , 1' , :.: . I ' j ,, N A . t eg . -' -X V 1 M. -A::1f1.:.:,i:5Llw' W 4 v . sk - , is .. .. . .., g. v ' u Q a. T I - 7 Q t v 1 . Q N X I V. I A 'Q vu l I f P A 4 . ' rl I ., . q ,' 1. . 1 . 'Y 'K . ' ' .D , , , , . , ., , ' ' . ' . , 1, 'I '21 g' . ,. 'A 4 -5 .' Q ' , , x A . 4 5 H+ V 3 g I ' 5 ' -.. , V, 3 n n ' 9 I , , . . , . I , . . . I I I I U I I I I I I . . . . . I I ' I I cuedgoqegfeeddud See next page for names LMUI Fxrst Row Dale Olson, Manyard Tomey Dean Smith Carl Golden, Ronald Smiley Harry K1rkwood, Lee Hold Phill Glotzback Jimmy Snyder Second Row Norman Oberhelman Duane Anderson James Myer, Clyde Wyatt, Jerry Peterson C E Snyder Raymond Freed, Paul Sloyer, Bob Reeder f f ' P xl . ' C - , n .g. 1 - V ? V k - - , X' - 2 . i , . , .. . . ' . ' 1 - 5 Q I. ' .I L x . , ? ' . N . ,' L W v ' ' . Y S 5. . Q . - - . X '5 ' V ' . I x . , 'K 1 ., a R -,' V - a L. 2. ' I -' 2, 4 e , ,dl-x, ,X 'l, . . .v ' , N , .1 T ' I 5 ' c L x ' ' fv 1 . r, I -. 1 -. ' ,, , m , ' , V x - '- -1 1 - 0, , A V ' ' Yr ' -,E ,y , -- ,f 5 ' ' ' 1. ' 1, 1.53 ' - 1 ' X xi - ' - : r . ' F .. F ' Nl .I Q i 1 , .xi , LA 6 V l 6, 1 1 - ' v I , ' 4 - 1 1 , ' . I 9 I - - o 1 . . , . CARLIVAL KING k QUEEN The Annual Fall Carnival was held November 14th The King and Queen were chosen by the public in a popularity contest sponsored by the Kay ette Organization Donna Boyer, a junior, reigned as Queen with Louise Martinek, senior as her attendant Ronald Smiley a senior, ruled as King Ray Weller, junior, was the King's only attendant PE CLUB A Pep Club was organized at the beginning of the year New sweaters were chosen and purchased by the group They were white with a wine colored eagle stamped upon the back of the sweater This organization has contributed a great deal to the school spirit by doing a superb job of cheering at the football and basketball games A new group of cheer leaders were selected by the school body and they are as follows: Dorla Boyer Head Cheer leader Marcia Brooks, First Rows Bennme Reamer, Norma Klppes, Leota Hudkins, Ora Hansford, Elvira Peavler Alberta Gibson, Doreen Kovar, Leah Schuster, Vauncille Tomey, Betty Nixon, Jean Warner, Vada George, Second Rows Wanda Conaway, Banda Frey, Petty Mitchell, June Snavely, Marilyn Maupin Sally lcCall Louise lartinek, Betty Harris, Christina Polson, Norma Fountain, Greta Polson, Marilyn loCo1d, Mrs Rogers, Third Row: Barbara lanicn, larcla brooks, Barbara Mitchell, Roberta Blankenship, larvalle Tlbbs, Clara lids, aarjorie Tibbs, Nadine Renyer, Donna Boyer, Charlotte Renyer, larearet Sloyer, Arnita Boyer, Darla Beyer, is not in the picture The Boys' Ensemble made several appearances this year During Christ mas time they sang for the Kayette program and at the Legion Hall for the High School Christmas lusic Program The following boys make up this groups Robert Reeder, Ronald Smiley, James llyer, C B Snyder, Raymond Freed, lloxnn Oberhelman, James Snyder, Clyde lyatt, and Lee Bolt GIRLS' IIBIIBLI The Girls' Ensemble has made a place for itself in the high school and community by appearing at the Church and High School for various programs during the school year The following girls make up this groups Betty arris, Dcrla Boyer June Snavely, ladine Renyer, larcia Brooks, larllyn leCo1d, linda Ccnaway, Clara Wade, largaret Sloyer, and larilyn hupin, accmpanlst. I ' s P s ' 1 Marjorie and Harvalle Tibbs. D . , , , - O I C I C I efuv n ' no-' all Zwwfgwfd 5 'i See next page for names k . 1 -K' 4 'f I If - F -, . r ll . I' 'V ' my vi, Ny , . . rl. xx 1 - ,-91 '-'xi ' aff ' A ' 4 'A' . l I S J ' 0 1, ev I Q .. . 1 : ' sv h A x F A v 3 v' ,. ':' , 1' . I , I 1' z w K s 4 A 1 img 3, A U X I f f 1 . .. .gfg Y V i 1 FFA The FFA Organizatlon has become a thriving group this year One of the first field tr1ps this Organization made was to the Kansas Free Fair at Topeka During the year the following field trips were made by this group ield trip to John Deer Day held in Topeka Olatha Judging Trip Tour of Morrell Packing Plant in Topeka and Swine Management School at Topeka Trip to the y1dW6St Farm and Home Week in Topeka, FFA Convention at Kansas City, American Royal Live Stock Show held in Kansas City and the Annual State Judging Contests in lanhattan Kansas Freshman initiatxon was held by the Chapter for the following new members: Stolle, Junior Bailey Gerald Qlankenship, Marvin Hromada and James Snyder, a sophomore A party for the new members climaxed initiation week A rodent contest was also held between members of the Silver Lake FFL Chapter Lloyd Wiederkehr and Jack Kibbee were the captains of the teams Lloyd Flederkehr's team won with a score of 21 225 points Jack Kibbee had the losing side with 10,180 points The losing team gave a party for the winners Some of the following kinds of pests were counted toward points sparrows, starlings rabbits, pigeons, crows, oppossums, hawks, rats mice, coons, ooyotes, foxes, maskrats ophers, moles and owls The purpose of the contest was to save grain and othe feeds for man and animals, and also to stimulate more interest among members of our FFL Club. The FFL held a joint party with the Silver Lake FHA Organization and has also sold refresh ents durlng some of the home basketball games this year. BUYS' ENSEHBLB Top Rows Nonnan Oberhelman, Raymond Freed, Robert Reeder, C E Snyder, James Myers, Bottom Rows Harry Kirkwood, James Snyder, Clyde Wyatt, Ronald Smiley. GIRLS' BNSEIBLB Top Rows lsroia Srooks, Margaret Sloyer, Clara lads, lari1yn,leCo1d, ladine Renyer, Bottom Row: June Snavely, Betty Mitchell, larilyn laupin, Wanda Conaway, Betty Harris, and Irs. Rogers, Director. ' 1 9 Jack Ogan, Dean Smith, Paul Sloyer, Eugene McRoberts, Jerry Peterson, Halter , L , e . : , O C 45 Ka gi l 'fi M IMK QZUVQW g ff if I K -1 ' ff , mr, if 4- ' f C 1 z. '. Fi J j ,gn I 1 v 'fljl' - 1 - .I 57. ' ' lm 'm, 1w, q 1 , , k r 1 ' ': ' 1 . Q?'Q - f , ,. Z ' QR I iv- Q BILL BOYD ED TIBBS LONNIE GOLDEN EWt17OS EWt 1705 HBWtl65S 'NM A 251 R.. ni B B LLOYD WEIDERHR MERLE TAYLOR OVA HARDEN G Wt 143 Sy Wt 5 H B WIISOS Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Sxlver Sllver S11ver Sllver Sllver Sllver Sxlver S11ver Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake 6 f McLouth Alma Onaga Ros sv1l1e Alta Vlsta Eskr1dge St Marys Oskaloosa N Q31 31 v B Q21 RONALD SMILEY G Wt 140 S Qs DFI EUGENE FERGUSON Q B Wt 155 S F53 .3 T m , A -0 S gs . N ' 'Y 1 4- G.. ' 3. .,. x 5, ' ' k,..- 5-5- R 9 2 EV at L 0 AY .. I Y . L a. . 1 an - W r 'K 4 Q 3 u X s ,, ifg Q. . 5 S tai ' Q.- 7 ' --- it ' v -ff 4 X J , H . by ' : , 1- K ' a Ni x , , , E. .1 O Sr. . . r. . . . r . 1'9 ' o . 2.6 ' 33- 0 ' . 3 ' 7 6 ' . 19 ' 24W ' o ' . 17 ' IZ ' 0 'V . 24 ' 45 ' 6 ' . 31 ' 65 . 0' . 7 ' 7 0 zgfml , 10 7mzS Fq-st Row Carl Golden Wxllls Boyd Ed T1bbs Eugene Ferguson, Bill Kolzow Coach Theron Maup1n Don Kruger Don Redmon Bud Hudkins C E Snyder Charles Thomas Merle Taylor Harland Hansford Thxrd Row Dale Olson Clyde Wyatt, B111 Cralg, Duane Anderson, Lonn1e Golden, Lloyd Wxederkehr Jack Klbbee Ray Weller Bud Renyer Ronald Sm11ey Boyd, James Myer, Norman Oberhelman, Harry Kirkwood. Second Row: V. J. ,FZ Second Squad F1rst row .Txmmy Snyder, Robert Immenschuh Manyard Tomey, Walter Stolle Olhe Bailey Eugene McRoberts Carl Golden Second Row Lee Holt Harry Kxrkwood Dean Smlth Jerry Peterson Jack Ogan Paul Slover A gf 49. ff Vs ff Z' spew The undefeated 1947 48 Golden Eagle football squad was one of the schcol's first in several years The team was a speedy, hard blocking and tackling aggregat1on that went through a tough schedule of e1ght games four of which were played on their newly li hted gridiron The Eagle opened their season with a 6 O victory uver lcLouth, a Jefferson County opponent, on Sept mber l9 on the Laker's field Heller went over from the five yard strip with the lone score of the game The Silver Lake club showed more offensive in their second game of the season, winning 33-0 over Alma in their first Shlpnee On Friday, October 5, the Laker's won their closest game of the year by defeating Onaga 7 6, on the muddy Onaga field, Silver Lake's squad contlnued the1r winning streak by defeating their rival town of Roseville 24 0 October 10 bn the Bulldogs gridiron A R08l11116 kick, blocked by Lonnie Golden and fallen upon over the goal l1ne rave the Eagles their first touchdown early in the game Ova Harden got away for a 40 yard run ir the second quarter to make the count 12 O at halftime Ray Weller opened the second half with a 20 yard touchdown run and Lonnie Golden passed to Bill Boyd to win 24 O This victory gave the Laker's two league wins Playlng what was probably the league championship game, the Golden Eagles defeated Alta Vista 12 O, October 17 on their lighted Q e and labaunsee League struggle on the llg1e's turf, September 26. K field After hree scoreless quarters the Eagles scored tw1ce 4n e last A third quarter pass, uolden to Tibbs put the Laker's on the one foot line where Ferguson went over to open the fourth quarter Ni1l1s Boyd scored after a blocked Alta Vista punt to end the game 12 O In their la t league contest of tne season, the Golden Ealles romped over Eskridge 45 6 October 24 Th1S v1ctory pave the Silver Lake Club 114 polnts to 6 for all league opponents By winning the Shawnee and Wabaunsee County Football League, 'he Silver Lake team won a very beautiful trophy The trophy is made of varnlshed walnut wood A colu n standlng upr1 ht with a gold f1gure ox a football player on top is in the center A gold plate is on this centerpiece with the engravmng upon it On the base are three golden figures One is of a man holding The trophy is about elghteen inches high and every student 18 very proud of lt Winning by a 65 O count, October 31 the Eagles defeated bt Marys on thelr home gr1d1ron Th1s was he clubs most CTHSh1Wg defeat of the season a d repald St Marys for the 7 6 defeat they handed the eagles last year Cva Harden s thlrd quarter touchdown run gave the Sllver Lake squad thelr e1ghth victory of the season Oskaloosa November 7, on the Oskalo sa field The Eagles out played the opponents the ent1re game golng over three times only to have the ball brought beck and PGHEIUIBB assessed he v1ctory ave the Eagles 209 points for the eason tb 12 scored by their opponents . 1. - ' U th a victory wreath in his hand and this is flanked by two Golden Eagles 6408 M ai. F1rst ro Eugene Ferguson forward, Ray We11er forward and center Lonme Golden center and forward Jack Klbbee center and guard Duane Anderson for ward and guard B111 Boyd guard and center Second row W1111s Boyd forward Theron Maupin forward Don Kruger forward Lloyd Wlederkehr center and guard Ed Tmbbs center and guard 6408 , li ,ya 23 4 F1rSt row Don Redmon forward Clyde Wyatt forward Charles Thomas guard, Norman Oberhelman forward, Ronald Smzley guard Harley Renyer for ward Second Row Dayle Runkle center B111 Cralg center Merle Taylor center and guard, Charles Immenschuh guard, James Myer guard, C E Snyder guard, Dale Olson forward Carl Barker 18 not xn the pxcture Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Alma Dover Carbondale Berryton St Marys Rossville Auburn Perry Hoyt Dover layetfe Dover Carbondale Berryton St larys Roseville Auburn Perry Hoyt Dover layetta 'A' THAI 'B' TEAM Silver Silver Silver Silver S1lver Silver Silver Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake League Silver Lake Silver League Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Lake Games Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lea e Silver Silver Lake League Game Delia Carbondale Roseville St Marys Auburn Alma Berryton Tournament 30 Fossville 51 Dover Carbondale Roseville St Harys Auburn Alma Berryton Tournament 42 Roseville 27 Dover 16 l3y: ' 35 29 L8 66 ' 46 32 n ' 57 43 21 ' 25 . 30 . 33 4 ' 50 45 8 'I ' 30 51 14 ' ' 50 30 42 53 25 4 53 26 39 22 I v Silver Lake 21 Alma 26 Silver Lake 31 Delia 26 ll 45 30 ' 20 4 25 30 33 ZH - 27 . 22 ' 34 41 . 16 36 4C 13 U 38 . 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' 56 10 ' 5 ' f s BASKETBALL HI LITRS The Silver Lake basketball team this year has been a team that has had its ups and downs The team was fast and ot' average heighth with most of the players pretty good shots The team was undefeated in League play and in the Commty Tournament 'Phe Eagles opened their season with a slow 16 18 win at alma on Dec ember 2 The Alma 'B' team defeated the Silver Lake 'B' team 26 21 The Silver lake Club entered into League play with a suprislngly easy 27 16 victory over Dover on the Dover rectangle High scorers for the lake:-'s were Ferguson and Weller with 8 points The Silver lake 'B' team von it' game also to the tune of 28 ll On December 10, the Golden Eagles journeyed to Carbondale to defeat them 46 S2 The Viking 'B' team however defeated the Silver Lake 'B' team 32 S0 Scoring 45 points while holding Berrytcn's Buffaloes to 21 points, the Lake basketball team von their second league game December 12 on the home court Lonnie Golden scored 12 points for the hglee The Silver Lake second team won S0-20 Suffering their first aereat of the season, The Eagle team lost in an overtime to Sta llarys, 30 35 on the home court December 16 The second team von, however 27 22 Trommlng Roseville 45-8, Silver Lake's Golden Eagles won their third league encounter December 19 on the Bulldogs' rectangle Golden was high liminary 41 16 In a rough game played in the Silver Lake gym January 2, Silver Lake Eagles dropped auburn 54 14 This game sav 37 fouls called, 24 of them on Auburn In the opener the Junior Eagles beat the Auburn seconds 40-15 Perry dropped the Lakers for the second defeat of the season by a score of 42 30, Jamlmy 6 on the Silver Lake floor Perry also won the second team game 39 21 ln another non league tussle Silver Lake won over Hoyt, 55 25, January 15, In a closer game the I.alce's seconds beat Hcyt's 'B' team 41 20 Starting their second round of league play on January 16, Silver Lake elamed a 53-28 defeat on Dover's Tigers 'leiler scored 15 points for the hglee In the preliminary the Lake 'B' team een a hard 27 24 encounter over Dover's 'B' team After getting et! to a ual start, Silver lahe'e basketball team men a 89-22 victory over Iayetta, January 20, on the local court In the first je ef the evening Une kglee' second team trouneed bye-tta's 'B' team 55 'llnning their sixth league encounter the Silver Lake Golden lagles trounced Roseville, January 80, 57 15 on the Silver Lake floor. 8111 Boyd led scorers with ld points The hgles' 'B' team lon the opener 25 17 ln a foul riddled game played on the St krys rectangle, February 5 the St llarys club defeated Sllver Lake 46 25 The Silver Lake 'B' team also lost to the lt hrys seconds 24-21 Playing on the small Auburn court February 6, the Golden lgles won their eevendx league game 50-16 lay leller scored 17 points to lead the labors to victory. lllver Lahs's seconds von the preliminary 84 18 4 e 0 e I 3 I l . ' ' I ' e ' T A scorer for the Ldkers with l2,points. Silver Labe's 'B' team von the pre- ' O .. , , . - . I 10. O 9 Q - ' 0 e ' e O I . . ' e BASKETBALL HI-LITES CONT. Downing first round byes, following their perfect league record the Silver Lake first and second teams started play in the semi-finals of the County League Tournament at Roseville on February 20, by defeating both Rossville teams. The 'B' team played first and had easy going in winning 42-15. Ober- helman scored 15 points to lead the scoring. The 'A' team game was much tougher with the final score being 30-17. The Eagles couldn't seem to find the hoop and were pressed hard to win. Maupin scored 7 points for the Lakers. Silver Lake closed its basketball schedule with a double victory, lifting the season's record to 17 victories in 20 games. On February 27, the Eagle 'A' team whipped Alma's Blue Devils 30-18 on the Silver Lake court. Silver Lake's 'B' team also walked away from the Alma 'B' team to the tune of 36-13. The last game of the 1947-1948 season was played on the Berryton rectangle on February 28. The Lake's 'A' team rompped over the Berryton 'A team 50-22. The Eagle 'B' team also beat the Berryton 'B' team 38-13. BASKETBALL TROPHIES The 'A' team won the League Championship Trophy, while the second team glso won first in their division In the County Tournament the 'A' team won first place and the 'B' team placed second The first team trophy is every bit of sixteen inches high A dark rectang ular prism of walnut wood fourteen inches h1gh is the centerpiece This center piece is crowned by a six inch gold figure of a basketball player It has also a gold plate with the following engraving on it, 'First Place, Shawnee League and it is topped by a gold star On each side of the centerpiece are light colored pieces of wood which curve into long strips streaming into the base All this stands on a three inch block of dark walnut wood with a gold plate on its front with a one inch lighter base under it The second team trophy is also as pretty as the first team's Standing about fifteen inches high, this trophy has a plain round grooved piece of dark walnut wood as its centerpiece On top of this column is a gold figure of a basketball player which stands about four inches high The base is round and is made of lighter colored wood On this base is another round piece of dark walnut with a gold plate that has the following inscription upon its 'First Place, Shawnee League, Second Team The trophy for winning second place in the 'B' division of the League Tournament was won by Silver Lake. This trophy stands about ten inches high and has a gold figure of a basketball player on the top The base is made of black plastic with a gold plate on its front with the engraving, 'Shawnee League, B Tourney, Second '48 ' upon it Winning the championship at the County Tournament at Rossville, gave the Silver Lake 'A' team another very attractive trophy This trophy, standing nineteen inches high, has a crown of gold with a basketball player on a center piece of dark walnut wood On each side of this rounded centerpiece are pieces of walnut wood that taper into the base The base is a curved inch piece of dark walnut On this base are two gold eagles and in the center another gold basketball player's figure There is a gold plate on the front of the center piece upon which is inscribed, 'Shawnee League Tourney, First '48 ' WALSWORTH G BITH S USA . C I . , - . 0 - ' e I D O l X . ' e O I . . 0 af - If C I O I . , - I O U . . I Kwwpj A gk xjgv l... 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