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

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Auro supptv mlm Norm-I mc. '- Auto, Truck, Tractor, Sz Motorcycle Parts 2125 N. Kansas Topeka, KS 66608 Open 7 Days A Week: 235-5335 Associate Stores In Holton, Salina, Wichita Enfinental 706 W. Lasley St. Marys feepez Pfunzlbzg 45. Weatzhg Mick Leeper Owner-Operator . BUS.. C9135 584-6159 lu out RES ' C9133 584-6305 O 425 MAIN STREET Rossvlttz, KANSAS 66533 serving The Community since 1964 gfzloffdy Solid Growth Through Better Service Member Of Continental Telephone System Z ea. Cash And Grain Storage Dry Liquid Ammonia Fertilizer Custom Applications And Supersweet Feeds 584-6584 58.2-405.2 t on a fire call the night before, :n I have to wash the fire truck. e fire truck and men have to look :ir best all of the time. After all that, I have to study the area in ich we have our fires. LIEUTENANT LEROY REI- LIARDT: Even if you are the ptain or lieutenant, you have cer- n responsibilities. On rotating ys I have the station book work complete. I make sure that all e calls have been listed, and I do ter things as well. When the firefighters are on ty, they are at the fire station for enty-four hours, which makes for a lot of lost time with their fami- lies, The mcn feel that their job is very important in saving homes, businesses, and families, They stress safety to all people. If the firefighters have any spare time during the day after their du- ties are all finished, they can spend time on their own projects. Some men read, watch television, or do woodworking. They sometimes take naps in ease of a fire at night, but their eyes and ears are alert for the sound of the alarm. Firefighters do more than fight fires. They save people from car accidents, too. Sometimes they go ST. . STANISLAUS CATHOLIC CHURCH Father John Erickson to places, groups, or clubs to pre- sent how the trucks operate. Once a year the fire stations from all areas have a boot block to raise money for Muscular Dystrophy. They do this by standing on the city inter- sections with boots in their hands Special Orders Stanley's Flowers Toys, Sewing Needs Joe 's Barber Shop 904 N. Kansas 232-6071 8-5 Mon.-Fri. 8-Noon Sat. ,.. '- l L1 2- . Fug' 11111 .s.:.::.: .11 .,.:' .:. '- -v-55 , 1' -'Ni T je ' i...s.,s :ft.'s-:Q-le:-S-i .m.-gift...-sieve .J,E -ess..-fm W 'fr ggggsgmmgs-srse. er - . ' ' 5'2 for people to put money in. Ifone sees a bright, flashing light behind him, he should remember it could be a friend or relative that the drivers are trying to save. Pull- ing over for fire trucks help save lives. Photo by Robin Rueck. MERCHANTS MERCHANTS me Mm 'Wm N ,. T.-,,: . mai?-.a-:: .ie'54.' J' if ' - La Q-if-.e-k,,2-'f'Q'ii2 mf'-5i ,,-, ff -W.... e.:'f-1f-af1e'e.H:.e:-': :.I?'i.i'.'r-'- :-W'- -- I ,..w.-- ..r-.nv ...ser .e- ...tw ,..... --.a:. ,N-51? -vs, sms,-tmaermwiat-1i53sgsM.mr45: '2-f-H-H1-15i +TQ'T2 ..S'?.1

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57. Wa, .xdufo S' f Chris Selbert Bus.: 437-2478 Home: 456- 72 7 Sv ' 6 e fz 9 I' 114 W. Bertrand St. Marys KS 66536 47 Compliments Of S 'mwmtMMU est Oro PHARMACY 31 19 Huntoon Topeka KS 66604 C9131 235- 9713 .Pzf Gil QV QNEwHhmnWmw KRATINA 430 Main placement . . . for men with AND STAFF Rossville KS 66533 584-6722 thinning hair or receding hairlines. Join the tens of thousands of men now enjoying the world leader in men s hair replacement. . . New Manw Hail: Its le Farm Bureau Insurance . Photo by Colette Bosse. 1 William B. Larson Special Agent today s styles tailored just for you! Why settle for second best. For a confidential no obligation consultation mail this coupon or CALL TODAY! W 9 ..m IIE!! li as 3 1 . ef , 'II -1 3 l L f II I d i S . I t I . Q DR- ERNEST L' Q It's the worId's leading men's hair D I I by Darci Reichardt Resting, joking around, and watching television is only a small part of what firefighters do while waiting for a fire call. lt may sur- prise several people, but fire- fighters are never free ofdoing any- thing for over a half hour. CAPTAIN WILLIAM THEAL: My day starts at seven in the morning. When I go to work, I am usually busy with station mat- ters, such as seeing that the station equipment is clean and in the prop- er operating conditions. Daily stud- ies are to be done next. After lunch, Box 4363 Topeka KS 66604 272-2413 Rossville KS trtty , ,,,. 2222716 Rossville Valley Manor gyg P.o. Box 787 - Rossville, Kansas 66533 ii' K o g Little Waite tune left for M'Jt a ii 2 T., ry f 1 m es MERCHANTS 'MERCHANTS if we don't go to the academy tc train, then I will work on some o my own projects. Then after the evening meal, if nothing else need: to be done, I might watch televisior or go to bed early. When seven ir the morning finally gets here, I wait for my relief man to come on duty and then l go home. DRIVER FREDDY JOY: I come on duty in the morning and make sure that the truck is ready tc go in case ofa fire call. Some ofthe things I do are making sure it will work and checking all of the hoses, air masks. and other equipment on the fire truck. If the crew has been

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ROSSVILLE TRUCK SC TRACTOR CO. ROSSVILLE. KANSAS - Wm, D. lBlLLl MARTINEK 4107 N. Topeka 1209 N. Kansas STORE PHONE 584-6195 HOME PHONE 584-6241 286-2390 232-2233 Photo by Tammy Kruger. Rossville KS 584-6301 li if , ,P ff! f' , - 5 1 f - I 6' ' -, 4.41, :L 4-.. f- -M f ' lilflh, FHL -.'.mf. , -wifi, 'Lf-jfs' mf 1 -'--vgffzg-fs -' , Board approves graveled lot 1 -N 'xxx - . . A - ,gg E I -., A if . I, ----5--3'-4 ' f T S- -ac'-ee' -- - .4 4.f 'Ii ffillf' lv lf , lillll 1 T l -:I till I PARKER-PRICE MORTUARY NORTH CENTRAL AND INDEPENDENCE STREETS BOX 2729 I TOPEKA. KANSAS 66601 TELEPHONE C9131 234-5550 Burgess Motors For A Good Deal 414 W. Gordon Topeka KS 234-9885 . lllllllllllllll - -In ' 8,1 1' A 'T f-,,,--4-!MdlNBANK!HI0N.KANSAS TH- I Xxx T 17l,iuT -. R N fllll -. A glllll Eg E g twig , .4 X -fs-. :ar Z I sgdizf, SOIAR EAST I 3160 S.E. SIXTH i - SOLAR NORTH f 1944 N. TOPEKA TATE BANK AND TRUST CO. WE WANT TO WORK FOR YOU MEMBER F-D-I-C. O W - 7 X M fl-A ' ek i WE ' Ti d, P' me ' E-Q E .t ff E. aL by Lisa Oathout The parking lot became worn. It had giant mud holes and pot holes. The gravel had worn thin. The school board decided that it needed to be changed. After several bids were turned in for asphalt, black- top, or gravel, the school board de- cided to use gravel. First they had the dirt leveled so that after a rain the water would run off the lot. Then Mr, Bernard Ross and Mr, Charlie Clark brought in the gravel and grated it. MERCHANTS MERCHANTS During this process many st dents had to find different parkii places. For some, that was inconv nient. TIM OATHOUT: The wo should have been completed durii the summer months so that peop would have places to park durii games and other activities. TONY EARL: lt should ha been paved because gravel is ha on cars. lt chips the paint. lt's ba on the front alignment when the c hits a pot hole. lt also gets your c dirty. l spend all my time washii