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

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American Family Ins. Berry Farm Supply Caldwells, Inc. Jay's Uniforms ADS Bobo' Connections allow exchange student trip to Kansas by Lesa Martinek Starting their own exchange program, the Lion's Club chapter sponsored a foreign exchange stu- dent. Coming from Vasa, Finland, Camilla Milla Erickson stayed with Bill and Merian Predmore. Erickson was on the short ex- change program and stayed six weeks. ln Vasa she worked at a supermarket tCiti Marketi selling cheese and bread. Her boss is the president of the Lion's Club in Vasa. He just came up one day and asked me if I wanted to spend this summer somewhere else. I said Sure He also helped me to get a scholarship to help me pay for my trip here, said Erickson. She has a younger brother, who is 15, and her mother back home. Her real father died, and this sum- mer her mother remarried. While in Kansas, some of the trips Erickson took were to Abilene to Hutchinson, and to Kansas City to Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun. Erickson said, The way l've been living here is just about the same as it is in Vasa, except most of your food here is sweeter than ours, but l like it! Finland's seasons are shorter than the United States. l really enjoy the summer here, it's much longer than in Vasa, and I get more of a chance to get a darker tan. A lot of people were touched by Milla. She had a lot of ideas and she knew what she wanted in life and was going after it. She'll be missed by many and will always be remembered, said Mrs. Connie Rueck, 5 Ford Trucks NAPA 5 iyj 2128 Meriden nd. Rgggqyillg Valley Mangr Topeka, KS fi . iP.o.aox 787 f. nossvaiiegkansas 665335 6 4 10-4 good buddy. As 3 .. sophomore Jannie Brady climbs on a semi, junior Te- resa Barraclough rests on a saddle. Photo by Beth Brandenburg. B3 .E H3 Las! take, finishing .up aicivpicturestjn Ftossyille, junior Toni, . .I Russell poses bythe:Manor.Sign. Plftitiitvzafbyeibetfbie Brigngardtg - E... llllllllllllllg 2 Auto 5 rg SUPPLY 5 g NORTH, wc. 5 2 Auto, Truck 8t E 5 Tractor Parts - 5 5 Machine Shop 5 5 Service 5 E 2138 N. Kansas 5 2 Topeka, KS 5 5 66608 5 2 4913i 235-5335 5 EIllllllllllllIIIllllIllllllllllllllllllllllli

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Centurion Canine ServiC6S Doug's Auto Max A. Baker Construction ADS DibbIe's Kaw Valley Electric Meade Cempany Insurance 'Left Cn' outcry slogan by Lefty, Martelle Beethe All in favor raise your left hand! Doesn't that have a nice ring to it? What group of people makes up a mere 10 percent of the popula- tion in our country? The nickname southpaw, which is only one of the nicknames that this group is doomed to be called in everyday lite, may be a helpful hint. Facts about Iefties may prove to be interesting to the right-handed world. The lefty is usually blamed tor the situation that occurs after bumping elbows and causing lunch to be eaten out of laps. Freshman Jill Layman confirmed this when explaining, At family re- unions we have a special side of the table just for the Iefties in our family so we don't bump elbows. As all Iefties know, one of the most tedious tasks encountered in everyday life is in the using of scis- sors intended for the righthanders. This can be a very awkward exper- ience. Another situation that is awkward is explained by sopho- more Michael Haas. Being left- handed is a pain sometimes, but I like it. l think one of the hardest things about being lefthanded is writing on a righthanded desk. It used to be a tough task to find a store that sold softball or base- ball mitts for lefties. But now, these gloves, along with many other items such as school desks, can openers, and even spiral note- books specially designed with the spiral on the right side, are being produced with the lefty in mind. To the growing population of lefthanders, the Iefties of the world say, Left On! ' -QQ O-04-0-0-9-9-9-9-G9-9 o RI fw Oftf at -1 U ii, 1 . 'Q l y :fii?i Q . 6. i t A Q A was s C SERVX o Charlie Walker Owner . Danny Hay Associate e 913 i232-4623 . it s zzzo NW Vail Topeka,'KS 66608 TRAINING d A ' BOARDING , o SECURITY K-9s o llOllllg Il .E fi' l MORTGAGE SURVEYS LAND SURVEYS - SITE PLANS ' MAX A. BAKER -1 S W 21 151 ez f TODOKR Kar15a5666O4 it-H31 272-942.1 .4if5fi ' . t Q .O,. .... , 'lf . Wi fifth 4 f A W, W 'Y 'V ill 4' lvl 4 jrf' K UWml,Yj,,' H +1 gist ' 1,7 4 5? 1 , A ,gt Q p Q gt . W U I my figs. P , 3:11 Qf5?.l.1Q f ' 'V . 1 Pl Q I A 1 it 1 Q4 i . 1 1 A if: 'F 'tiflq A, ,. J Yll d V :Fir GD' q N 51--,V 4:4 so i V :lll Cn 3 235 iii 'es l iw-tit: .1 ' +1 4i135?Q?gQr lil? 4 A d . 111: 3' 1 if -A iii 4 ij' 5,125 , A it 4- :rig 4: tg jig: Q ' , mr' ' - ' r 1 I V: 6 , , N ol 1- 3 gg- ' 4' 1. if 4- ifig f A 1 'rx 'I . t gy 'F , 44: 2 'iz 'K iiiii ittt iii Detailing and Repair 41 I Forbes Field Building 114 Doug Oliver 1 I P,O.Box19103 Bus. 19131 862-2823 4 'F Topeka, Kansas 66619 Res. C9135 233-8405 I it I K 5 I Q i 4 C l i i 1 1 i 4 1 i 4 5 4 4 I i 4 I 4 Q 4 4 1 I 4 4 1 1 Q 4 1 4 C 'it :llllllllIllllllllllllllllllIlllllq ffl is llllllllllllllllllllllll-IIIlllllllm'