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

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HISTORY CONTINUED Freed, finally looked to the future. They saw no more good, happy, care-free days such as we were having, so they told us about it. When we realized that this was true we wished there were more lands for us to visit. We wanted the others to remember us tho, so we gave a Senior Play, Three-One Act Plays and participated in many things. Before leav- ing, we were entertained by the people of Junior Continent, then we dis- covered it was about time to move on to make room for others soon to land in Senior Haven. In I-lay of 1949, we took leave of Senior Haven to seek our fortunes in a new land called the World of Opportunity. SSW Ne, the senior class of l 45 do herely make public our last will and testament, and declare it made by sound mind and memory I Don Redmon, will my ability to do excellent work in my studies, to any little freshman that 1sn't as good as I I Roberta Blankenship, will my high Z voice to Max- garet Sloyer Donald Kruger, will my pretty brunette girl friend, namely Betty Nixon, to Charles fhomas I Norma Kippes, will my tooth that I'm forever losing, to halter Stolle, in case he mi ht lose one of his I Willis Boyd will my man girl friends in typing class to Dale Olson Marcia Brooks, will my typewriter and my ability t use it to Sally cCall, out I won't will Hap Anderson,'cause I'm going to keep bin, I hope I Jolnnie Jeorve will Clara bade, who 1S my special girl friend, to the other boys to fight over next year I Willard hettmiller, will my genius mird to anyone that wants lt I Charlotte Deryer will my love for Jlgh School to Shirley hcqoberts 14 o that be likes it as well as I do 'ar ey Penyer, won't will Jer Platt bu will leave y position n t e foot ll squad +o Sa my roof eota udk s w 1'+ ri my oy rien , ui leave m hoes f r can Stanle to fill Tack nitbee, will my bright shirts to Marvin Jro aus Continued on page A8 5 ', 4. ' I , . . . V , . I , . . . . I I, . . - . V . ,A ' . , . . . , . I ,, . A.g . . , . . Y , V. y . . . . V O I, . V , Q. A . A . . O . v U . . Ah . 1- A I , A . , O , . .V . VA . - . .Q . . , 3' ' c..' f , 'I . O , V. A .' , ' ' L' ' . . .. . I, Harland Hansford, will my motorcycle to Bobty Zane 91, h F6 , U H ' . I, E. l v . H ' D.. y ,. , t t I ' m ' ',. i, K i ga ' V m.' 3 KS. I, L fi -' in , 0. .-. 11 if -v-f ' d but 1 ll my Su o J . v ' . I, t , W'- ' 'g ' ' ' L m '

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MASS HISHIRY One f1H6 September morn1ng back 11 1945 a Troup found them selves board1nv a great HITSH o It was alled the STJS nEarle Plane It xas headed for a four year voya e t dlstant lands There were only tw nty f1V5 seats on thls olane The flPSt two s at were occun1ed by af V xolzow, pllot and 1ss dean end rson, co n lot There were June Snavely, Larv1n ood, Jack f1bbSG and xay eller 1n the other ho 1ce seats because they Nexe our sh1p off1c rs The other n1n teen seats were taken by iarley Denyer, c Snyder Ora y Hansford Uhl l o ulotzbach LaJ1n a u1111OU, arry f1YKWOOA harlotte Qenyer, 1 ard a+tm1ller, uarc1a Qrooxs, rred su 113 Qaymond rreed, Bonn e Deamer, Don Kruger, Wadmne Renyer, Dor iedmon, Leota Hbdk1HS, Harland dansford, 1111s Boyd and nl1zabeth Queen We lost L8V1n18 D1llon and Don Qedmon, but we fou d hary iandy dUTlUg the tr1p The tour landed on Freshman err1 ory, where mau h was to be dlS covered and many h8FdShlpS were to be overcome and endured one of us had ever v1s1ted here before Our roup part1 pat d 1n many new ames of th1s new land, such as ba netball, football and baseball Several were later star athletes 1n these games he also part1o1pated 1n or g8H1Z8ClOHS such as band, glee club, F r A and others He looked be yond our land along 1U the Spfln and san a fa1nt V1S1OH of the new land that we were next o1no to V1S1t It made us exclted and 8HX1OUS to get o that new land called 'Sophomore Landu 1 arted out for th1s new land lH our fa1tnful S L i S Eagle Plane , 1n the fall of '46 There were a few changes 1n the passen ers Kolzow was Stlll our D1lOt but hrs Sue Anders n was co p1lot Ie lost u1llard Mattm1ller and Kary dandy dur1ng our rest per1od, but new passengers to come aboard were Donna moyer, Norma K1ppes and Don Redmon came back to claim h1s old seat The p1lot also aopo1nted new Off1C6FS They were June Snavely, Jack K1bbee, darley Qenyer and Raymond Freed we l1ked the Sophomore Land but the atmosphere f Sophomore Land ot 1nto our lungs Instead of b81Ug shy and backwards, we had a form of hyster1a whlch manifested ltself 1n the V1Ct1m by much shout1ng, lau hing, and Wh1SpBF1ng After n1ne months 1n Soph omore Land we were QIVBD tickets to the Jun1or cont1nent Our sh1p was bev1nning to show the wear by the time we started on our way to the Jun1or Cont1nent Mr Kolzow, our ever ready p1l0t wlth Mrs Sue Anderson, co pllot, declded that the passengers list was grow ing, but when counted, there were the same number but a few changes but Roberta Blandensh1p and Jonnle ueorge were oresent oon we beva the th1rd year of our voyage The JUH10YS wanted new sh1p Off1C6FS for th1s cont1nent, so the honor was g1V6H to, Don Kruger, Don Qedmon Wadlne Yenyer and Ray 'S116F had several star athletes, capable leaders and mUS1C1BHS 1D our group Suddenly we found another seat be 1ng 1nstalled Soon we were to see v1llard Jattm1ller aga1n boardlng our good old SLHS sa le Plane he also gave a banquet for the 1n hab1tants of Senlor daven wh le on the Junlor FOHt1H6Ut We could sta here but n1ne months, so we w re 1ven t1ck ts to MSGHIOF Haven 1n May of 1948 In September 1948, N9 gathered tofether ava1n for the last tr1p that was to be made by our .agle Plane v1th another new nassen er She was L8FC18 ioberson Aft r her seat was 1nstalled, we were about ready to oe 1n. Tne P1lot was st1ll .r. Kolzow, but our co-p1lot was A138 Ura Plaster. So off we started, dT6Hm1Wg happily that th1s was our last land to ViS1to It was heavenly! But the new sh1p 0ff1C6FS of Senior Haven Don Redmon, Marc1a Hrooks, Jack Kibbee and Raymond ' , ' c' ' A ' 1- ' 1 Q , . . A v ll h O ' o A 1- 1 v . ..,.'.. O - ' - 2' n ' Ay .v . O 4 Q 1 . ., ' ' ' o ' M 9 .- L , , o Q L ., . V. v g - ' I' o o Jo . A .AA A. A..Ae A L1 0 A . , v . -, Q . . - ' , ,', A L . .A - C ' I I ' ' 9 n , . A A9 . q -A - ' 1, '- ' L S A A A A ' ,Lg . , 4.3. A A fu., 1. , . . . . V. v - 1 -1 , 'lv' - 1 s , . 1 'S . 3 V X A M, JU A , 11 ,. - .1 - f e ww , - A n - 5 A-. J . - 4 U I - M 1 A A A , . A ' - . Q way! I 'W ' f' ' ' ' 1 ,, A o A A , v 'Y . . A A Y fl l A .1 Q fr' 'L , , - A A. u ' A C ' ' . ,-. A. A . Ai A S C1 9 A 5 . nw Q o . or . ,. . . . - . 1 . n . 0 u 0 . e . ' ' S Y A A C' . ai . . . . O 0 A t Y 1 o , . . . . f, 1 11 V6 st ' . s al o o J gy . . . n A '7' g I , - . . . 1-ire veal: A A. o . C ' Q ,, a... , . f v . . 4 W A Il A K A V- . A o . A o . . o , . O Z . . . . 3 . . . . . . - . . ,, . 0 . . 3 I . 0 0 ' ' f ' . 'n 0 ' A D - , A . . f- Q A ' V o n . . . - . O 0 A A . l . ., . .,. . A A . -u 0 :le A D 9 ' ' . . ..,. Q . . . 0 u ' l 1 C- YI. 1' ,f ' - o A 1 A .1 l 1 y . . . . 1' . 3 A ., '3 A e , ,v -. ' ' . Q o , HJ ,,, vw 1 - 7 0 A Q . . - . A e 9 A . Lv. , . . ,-. A :J A. A 7,. Y . .

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