Salina High School - Trail Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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slag, z:-.ii 1 .-:-.-:.1i:,f:-ew..- -, . f - - MISS KATE B. MILES DEAN OF GIRLS Girls at Washington Building turn to Miss Miles for council and assistance, and she carries out her duties as dean of girls with characteristic prompt- ness and efficiency. Besides directing much of the senior girls' social life, she confers with every girl who is absent or tardy, and admits her again to her classes. She has always been adviser to the Washington Girl Reserves and for years was chairman of the X senior sponsors and president of the Junior Red Cross In these organizations she has promoted and assisted every effort for service and growth. Next to girls Miss Miles loves Latin and teaches classes in Virgil, Cicero, Caesar and beginning Latin. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Benjamin Lantz , , , ,, ,, ,President Eva Cooke ,,,., . , .... Vice-President Freemont Knittlen , . Secretary Nathalie Gawthrop , , .... Treasurer Pagr- lweny-am' tgg . ' Zig, T: 1:

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