Salina High School - Trail Yearbook (Salina, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1935 volume:

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Smith, History C-.FY Lebqw, Ml1SiC l Miss Florence McCall, Commercial Miss Jesse A' Genlmlu' French Miss Lila Fuller, Social Science Mrs Anna Lora Miller, Foods Miss Lena Z. Moore, English John Groth, Commercial Mi is Amy Armstrong, German Mi's Katherine A. Gemmill, English J- I- YOUHE, SPGQCYI, 300i-al SCWUC6 Owen E. Hodgson, Vice-Principal Miss Marjorie McGill, Mathematics Miss Kate B. Miles, Dean of Girls WASHlNGTON CLASS OIFHTIICERS Keith Schucrman, john Shaver, Marion Klema, Richard Magerkurtli, Dean W'eber Roy Heath, Edna Mae Hedcrstcdt, XVay1ie Yorfly, Loren Hallam, Allan Livers. U01 I CLASS UF ll955 JERRY M. AHLSTEDT National Athletic Honor Societyg Football 2, 49 Operettia 1, 2, 35 C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3 45 Student Council. MARY ALICE ARNOLD National Honor Society, Girl Reserves Cabinet 2g Senior Girls Club, President, News Staffg G. A. A. Awards. ELIZABETH E. ALLBEE National Honor Societyg Girl Reserve: Kodak Clubg G. A. A.g Maroonettesg Girls Club. EDWARD BACHOFER H1--Y. NORMA LUCILLE ALLEN Girl Reservesg Girls Club, C. K. L. Music Contest 3. 4. ' HELEN M. BAKER Girl Reserves, C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3. 4. LUCILLE APBLETON Operetta 25 Ellen H. Richards Club. RUBY BALLARD Left school in November. MARVIN ARMOUR Student Counoilg Kodak Club, Treasurer. SHIRLEY E. BARKES C. K. L. Music Contest 3, 49 Girl Reserves ' Cabinet 23 Kodak Club, Maroonettes. MARION ARMSTRONG Scholarship Team 1, 2,35 Student Council, Secretary-Treasurerg News Staig Girl Re- serves, Treasurer. MARY LOUISE BARNARD Entered from Sacred Heart High School 3, Girls Reserves, Girls Clubg Maroonettes. ill? LORRAINE BARRETT j Girl Reservesg G. A. A.g Maroonettes. LAWERENCE D. BERG C. K. L. Music Contest 3. ROBERT D. BAYS Class Secretary 43 News Staifg Student : Council, Football 2, 43 Basketball 3, 4. ARNOLD BERGMAN Football Squad 1. Football UB . 2 and 3. MARGOLA MAE BEACH Girl Reserves, Senior Girls Club, Treas- I ' urerg Ellen H. Richards Club, Vice Presi- dent, Operetta 3. WILLIAM MAURICE BERRIE , Entered from Winfield high school, 3. ELEANOR SARA BEINEKE Girl Reserves Cabinet 33 Girls Club, President, G. A. A. Awardsg Kodak Club. RUTH BINGHAM Entered from Wichita High School East 45 Ellen H. Richards Club. PAUL BELL National Athletic Honor Societyg Football 2, 45 Basketball 2, 4g Track 3, 4. MAURINE BLUNDON V National Honor Societyg Cl.ass'President 13 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3g The Queen's Husband , C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4. OLENE BENOIT Girl Reserves, Ellen H. Richards Club. JACK E. BOCKIUS 1125 LOIS J. BORST Ellen H. Richards Clubg Girl Reserves Operetta 1, 2g C. K. L. Music Contest 2. HELEN BRAGG Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards Club. KENNETH BOWEN Kodak Clubg Scholarship Team 2. MEDORA JUNE BRANDT Girls Club. EDWARD W. BOWMAN Entered from Sacred Heart High High School 4g Hi-Y. GENEVIEVE BRATTON ' Girl Reserves Cabinet 4g Ellen H. Richards Clubg Kodak Club. MARY LOUISE BOYER Student Councilg Kodak Clubg Girl Re- servesg Maroonettes. SAM E. BRICK National Honor Sociehyg Hi-Y, Secretary 2, 3g The Queen's Husbandug C. K. L. Muusic Contest 1, 2, 3, 43 News Staff. LOLA MAE BRADSHAW National Honor Societyg Editor-in-Chief Trailg Scholarship Team lg Girl Reservesg G. A. A. Awardsg Maroonettes. LOIS HELEN BRITT Kodak Club, Secretary 45 Girl Reservesg gh, Doctor g C. K. L. Music Contest 3, 4g 'austf' ' VERNON BRADSHAW Golf 3. HAROLD E. BROWN National Honor Societyg National Athletic Honor Societyg Hi-Y Cabinet 45 The Queen's Husband g Football 45 C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2. 1133 DOROTHY LOUISE BUEHRLE News Staff, G. A. A., Maroonettes. WALTER CARNEY GEORGE B. BUELL Football 2 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 45 Student Council, Vice-President 2. ELIZABETH CARR Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, News Staff, C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, Girl Reserves. LOWELL H. BURKHOLDER ALICE LORRAINE CARSON National Honor Society, Secretary-Treas- urerg Scholarship Team 1, 33 Girl Re- serves, Vice-President 3, Debate Team, Student Council. HELEN BURNS 5 Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Girls Club. PAUL W. CASSELL National Athletic Honor Society, Foot- ball 4g Hi-Y, C. K. L. Music Contest 3. SHELDON E. BURR Hi-Yg Student Council. WYCNE CHADDOCK Girl Reserves, Girls Club, Lass of Lim- erick ToWn : G. A. A. FLORENCE CAMPBELL Entered from Abilene High School 4, Girls Club, Vice-President 45 Girl Re- SQPVGS. EVELYN M. CLARK Girl Reserves, Kodak Clubg Ellen H Richards Club, C. K. L. Music Contest 2 3, 45 Oh, Doctor. U43 CORDELIA COLLISTER Girl Reserves, G. A. A.g Girls Club. LEE DEWHIRST Hi-Y Cabinet 2. ALBERT COOLEY EDWARD E. DICKERMAN, JR. Scholarship Team 2, 3. RICHARD COX DOROTHY DOMINO Girl Reservesg Girls Club, Lass of Lim- erick Town. VERA NITA CRABTREE Kodak Club, Girl Reservesg Lass of Limerick Town , Oh, Doctor. EDWARD W. DVORAK Scholarship Team 23 Hi-Yg C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3. 45 Operetta 1. LA VERA JAUNITA CROSBY Girls Reserves, G. A. A.g Girls Club. LESLIE E. EVANS C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, 43 Oh, Doc- tor g Faust CHARLES DE LANEY Student Council, Operetta 1. MARY JO EXLINE Girls Reserves, President 23 Ellen H. Richards Clubg Maroonettes. 1153 r l EDNA MERLE FARRAR Girl Reserves, Scholarship Team 3, C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 43 Kodak Club. HELEN FROBENIUS Girl Reserves, C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Faust. ERNESTINE FINCHER Entered from Southwest High School qKansas City, Missourij 25 Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards Club. LOIS PAULIN E GARRISON Ellen H. Richards Club, Girl Reserves, Oh, Doctor. LAWERENCE E. FORD Hi-Y, C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2. FRANCES GEBHART National Honor Society, Scholarship Team lg Debate Team 3, 45 Girl Reserves, News Staif. DORMAN FRANCIS Class Treasurer 1, C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, Football UB. RUTH VIRGINIA GEBHART Ellen H. Richards Club, Treasurer, Cho- nita g C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2. LU ELLA M. FRENCH Girl Reserves, Ellen H. Richards Club. lVllLDRED EDITH GILLMAN Kodak Club. Girl Reserves, Operetta 1, 2, 3, Girls Club: DARRELL FRICK Hi-Y Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Bug C. K. L. Music Costest 1, 2. JACK GLAZIER Football 3, 45 Hi-Y. ml6j KENNETH L. GOODMAN Kodak Club. LESTER J. HALL C. K. L. Music Contest 3, 45 The Queens Husband. JOHN GRAVES Hi-Y. MARION HAY Girl Reservesg G. A. A. Awardsg Ellen H. Richards Club. MERRILL GREENE Scholarship Team 2, 3. ROY HEATH National Athletic Honor Societyg Editor- in-Chief Newsg Track 2, 3, 45 Football 43 Business Manager Trail. MERRILL GUTSCH EDNA MAE HEDERSTEDT National Honor Societyg Associate Editor Trailg Class Treasurer 43 Girl Reserves Cabinet 3, 45 Scholarship Team 3g C. K. L. Music Contest 3, 4. JOHN GERTH HELEN MYRA HELMS Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards Club. MARC L. HALE National Honor Societyg Associate Editor Trailg C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 43 rTh3 Queen's Husband g Chemistry Let- er . EDISON HEMPHILL Entered from Paw Paw flllinoisj High School 35 Hi-Y. 4171 ALBERT R. HENRY, Jr. ' National Athletic Honor Societyg Class Secretary 23 Hi-Y Cabinet 2, 3, 4g Foot- gall? 45 The Queen's Husbandvg Trail ta . ELMER HOSKINS Ellen H. Richards Club. DE EARL HENRY HOWARD HOSKINS HALSEY HINES Entered from Scott City High School 29 Business Manager Newsg Hi-Yg Boys' Council 3, 4g The Queen's Husband . DON W. HOUGHTON Hi-Yg C. K. L. Music Contest 1 2, 3, 43 Student Councilg Operetta 1, 25 Faust WINIFRED HOGAN News Staffg Kodak Clubg Girl Reservesg Trail Staff. LYLE HUYETT CLARA PAULINE HOGREFE Girl Reservesg Kodak Clubg Maroonettesg G. A. A.g Ellen H. Richards Club. JOE HUNT JOHN HOLLENBECK Hi-Y. EMMA IRVING Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards Clubg Girls Club. U37 CLEO WADENA JAGGER Entered from Miltonvale Rural Righ High School 2, Ellen H. Richards Club. MURVIS JONES Girl Reserves, Girls Club. LOUIS JARED Football 4. CELIA MAE JUST Girl Reserves, C. K. L. Music Contest. 1, 2, ii, 45 Faust. WII.l.IAM JOHNSON Student Council, Hi-Yg News Staff, C. K. I.. Music Contest 1, 23 Faust E LI ZA BETH FERN KEAN Ellen H. Richards Club, Girl Reservesg Operetta 1. l El1.N JOHNSON Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards Clubg C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Club. CLA RICE KENNEY Entered from Hutchinson High School 33 Ellen H. Richards Club, Secretary 35 Girl Reserves, Trail Staff. A. D. JOLLEY .l E A N KEYS Girl Reservesg G. A. A., Kodak Club, Girls Club. ALFREDA VIOLA JONES Ellen H. Richards Club. DORIS KINDLESPARGER Entered from Lawrence High School 25 Girl Reserves, G. A. A. 1195 FLORENCE MARIE KING l Girl Reserves, Girls Clubg Ellen H. Rich- - ards Clubg G. A. A.g Operetta 1, 2. WILLIAM ALLEN KRAFT Track 2, 3, 4, Student Council, Operetta ELSIE KIRBY Girl Reserves, C. K. L. Music Contest 3. VIOLET LACY 1 Ellen H. Richards Clubg Girls Club. DON W. KLINE Hi-Y. RAYMOND LAMBERTSON Hi-Y. WENDELL V. KNOWLES National Honor Society, Scholarship Team 1, 23 Football Squad, Hi-Y. WILMA LEIGHTON VELMA KORN Kodak Clubg Girl Reserves, News Staff. CAROL LEWIS ' Kodak Club, Vice-President 4, The Queen's Husband , Oh. Doctor , Faust , C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, 4. VANDELLA M. KOUNS Scholarship Team 15 C. K. L. Music Con- test 3g G. A. A. Awards, Operetta 3. ELIZABETH LOCKWOOD Ellen H. Richards Club. i203 VINCENT LUNDBERG RITA MC CRAMER Ellen H. Richards Clubg Girl Reserves, Oh, Doctor. PEGGY LYNCH National Honor Societyg Maroonettes, Prefidentg Student Councilg Girl Reserves Cabinet, News Staff, Trail Staff. ERNEST RAYMOND MC DONALD Entered from Gspsum High School 3g Basketball 45 Hi-Y. RICHARD H. MAGERKURTH National Honor Societyg National Athletic Honor Society, Hi-Y Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Treasurer 35 Class Vice-President 49 Football 2, 3, 4. JAMES MC GEE Hi-Yg C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3. EDWVIN MAXWELL JOY I. MCKIE Entered from Ellis High School 2: Girl Reserves Cabinetg Kodak Clubg G .A. A.g Oh, Doctor. VICTOR MC COLL DORIS F. MCMINN Entered from Lacompton High School 4g Girl Reserves. ROBERT C. MC CONNELL Hi-Y. RAYMOND MENISH 4211 RAYMOND S. MILLER Football 4g Boys' Councilg National Athle- tic Honor Society. MELVERN C. MORSE Kodak Clubg C. K. L. Music Contest 39 Boys' Council. VANCE MILLER Re-entered from Topeka High School 23 I Basketball 3, 45 Hi-Yg Faust VERA MOWERY Girl Reserves Cabinet 43 Maroonettesg C. K. L. Music Contest lg The Queen's Husband. DEMOVA MOBLEY Girl Reservesg G. A. A. WINIFRED NEEDLE S, Girl Reserves Cabinet 43 Maroonettesg G. A. A.g Kodak Clubg Girls Club. OPAL MAIINE MONTGOMERY Ellen H. Richards Clubg Girl Reserves. HARRIETTE NELSON Girl Reserve-33 Ellen H. Richards Club. GENEVA MORELOCK Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards Club. LAURINE NELSON HENRY MORSE C. K. L. Music Contest 2g K'Chonita g 'iOh, Doctor. MARIE NELSON Girl Reservesg Girls Club. 122W ARTHUR NICKUM EARL PARTON Entered from Central College fMcPher- son, Kansasj 4. HELEN O'NEIL Girl Reserves. MILDRED PETERSON Ellen H. Richrads Club. OPAL OWENS Girl Reservesg Operetta 1, 2. EDITH PHILLIPS AILEEN PARKER Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Kodak Club, Trail Staff g Student Librarian. EDNA AMY PILE Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards Club. WINONA PARKER Senior Girls Club. FRED DAYTON SUZANNA LOU PARRISH Girls Reserves, Ellen H. Richards Club. CARLEEN PINKHAM Senior Girls Club, Vice-Presidentg Girl Re- serves Cabinet 4g Ellen H. Richards Clubg C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4. Q231 MARTHA ANN PINNEO National Honor Societyg Girl Reserves, President 4g Scholarship Team 1, 2, 33 Class Secretary 35 G. A. A.3 Student Council. AIZLINE RAYNESFORD National Honor Societyg Girl Reservesg Kodak Clubg Maroonettesg C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3. CLARENCE R. POHLMAN Hi-Y. CLETUS REDENBAUGH CHARLES PORTER Entered from Ellsworth High School. ELVIN REED Football 33 Hi-Y. GAY LORENE PREWETT Girl Reservesg G. A. A. LUCILLE RICHARDS G. A. A. Awardsg Girl Reservesg Maroon- ettes. JOY LORRAINE PREWETT Girl Reservesg G. A. A. FRANCES S. RIPLEY Ellen H. Richards Clubg Girl Reservesg Kodak Clubg Scholarship Team 1. MARY SUE RAFTERY Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards Club. ARLYNNE WOOD ROBERTS Re-entered from Lincoln QNebraskaJ High School 43 Ellen H. Richards Clubg Girls Clubg C. K. L. Music Contest 3. Q21 l CORINNE RODBERG Entered from Smolan High School 3, Girl Reserves, Girls Club. IONE SHAFFER Girl Reserves. VIOLA ROSS C. K. L. Music Contest 4. JOHN SHAVER National Athletic Honor Societyg Assis- tant Editor Newsg Basketball 3, 1: Stu- dent Council, Secretary 3g Trail S'af'l'. DORIS SANDBERG Ellen H. Richards Club, Girls Reservesg Girls Club. MARGARET SHELLEY Girl Reserves, Ellen H. Richards Club, President 4. ANNA LOUISE SANFORD National Honor Society, Girl Reserves Cabinet 4, Point Secretary 43 G. A. A. ' Awardsg Student Councilg Student Librar- ian. BARBARA SIMPSON Girl Reservesg Maroonettes. BILL SCHUMACKER Hi-Yg C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4. LAWRENCE B. SMALL C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 Ellen H. Richards Club. CATHERINE SENG Scholarship Team lg Ellen H. Richards Club. LOIS YVYNNE SMITH , Ellen H. Richards Clubg Girl Reservesg Kodak Club. 1251 ELLA RUTH SMITH Girl Reserves Cabinet 1 2, 3s Maroonettes. FRANCES SULLIVAN Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards Club. EVELYN A. SMITH Girl Reserves Cabinet 45 Scholarship Team 35 News Statfg C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, 45 Kodak Club. VIRGIL D. SUNDBLOM Smith-Hughes Printing Certificate. HELEN MARIAN SMITH Girl Reservesg Maroonettes. VIRGINIA SUNDBLOM Girl Reservesg Girl Club. MILDRED LOUISE STAUFFER Ellen H. Richards Clubg Operetta 1, 2, 3. RETA TEMPLIN Ellen H. Richards Clubg Q1 Reservesg Maroonettes. MARILYNN STELL Ellen H. Richards Club: Girls Club. VIRGINIA ELLEN YOUNG Senior Girls Club. HELEN STRUBEL Girls Clubg Girl Reserves. ARLINE B. THOMPSON National Honor Societyg Girl Reserves 'Cabinet 43 Senior Girls' Club, Secretaryg Scholarship Team 33 C. K. L. Music Con- test 1, 2, 3, 45 Trail Staff. 126D DOROTHY JEANNETTE TIBBITTS Entered from West High School fDenver, Coloradoj 25 Girls Club. LAURA JEAN TURTLE Girl Reserves Cabinet 25 Maroonettes5 Chonita 5 News Staifg C. K. L. Music Contest 1. MILDRED TODD Scholarship Team 15 C. K. L. Music Con- test 1, 2, 3, 45 News Staff5 The Queen's Husband. EARL VAN CLEEF Football 3, 45 C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y. MARGUERITE TRACY Entered from Chico High School fChico, Californiaj 45 Ellen H. Richards Club5 Kodak Clubg Girl Reserves5 Maroonettes. BERNARD WALBURN C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Councilg Operetta 1, 2. EDNA LORETTA TRIVETT Girl Reservesg G. A. A. WILLARD WALKER . CARROL TRULSON HEINZ WALTHER Scholarship Team 35 Student Council, Vice-President, 45 Hi-Y. WILLIAM TUCKER Hi-Y5 C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 25 Lass of Limerick Town , Chonita. WALTER W. WARING National Honor Society Presidentg Hi-Y President 45 Debate Teamg The Queen's Husband 5 C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 Trail Staff. 1279 G. HARVEY WARHOLM Left school in February. LEONA FAYE WELLS Kodak Clubg Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Rich- ards Clubg C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Faust HELEN B. WARNOW Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards Club. CHLORIS C. WHELCHEL - Ellen H. Richards Club, Secretary 23 Girl Reservesg Girls Club, Lass of Limerick Town. JACK DARRELL WEAVER VIRGINIA WHELCHEL Ellen H. Richards Clubg Girl Reserves, Girls Club. DEAN V. WEBER National Honor Societyg Class President 3, 43 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 35 Kodak Club, President, Debate, The Queen's Husband. DORIS M. WILCOX Girl Reserves Cabinet 45 Maroonettesg Faust g C. K. L. Music Contest 3, 4. ROBERTA G. WEBER Girl Reservesg Girls Club, Maroonettes. ALICE WILLCOXON Entered from Minneapolis High School 49 Girl Reserves. LOWELL WEIR LOIS WILLIAMS Faust 4235 w BETTY LEE WILSON National Honor Society Vice-Presidentg Girl Reserves Cabinetg C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 43 Kodak Clubg Junior Girls Club, President 3. ANN WRIGHT Girl Reservesg Maronoettesg G. A. A.g The Queens Husband. THERON WOOD E. WAYNE YORDY National Honor Societyg National Athletic Honor Societyg Student Council Presioent 2, 4g Football 3, 4g Track 2, S5 Scholarship Team 1 2, 3. CLINTON YOUNG Football Squad 25 Kodak Clubg C. K. L. Music Contest 3. Seniors Whose Pictures Do Not Appear. MARJORIE E. HARMON Entered from Lyons High School 45 Girl Reservesg C. K. L. Music Contest 4. WINFRED WALMER Operetta 1, 2. C293 '-fe '- - ' 2 my-ef' ,f . of -V y:1s,4L:-1. i JTUNHORS Adamson. 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Riggle, James: Ringle, George: Rivir, Keith: Robertson, Robert: Royce, John. Reed, Esther: Renard, Violet: Repaz, Eddie: Rey- nolds, Kathryn: Richmond, Amy: Richards, Betty' Scheibler, Robert: Schroeder, Everett: Schroeder, Quentin: Schuerman, Keith: Seifert, Lois: Shafer, Elizabeth: Sheahon, Theodore: Sheddon, Bill: Shelton, Frank :Sherley, Donald: Simpson, James: Small, Marian: Smith, Paul: Smith, Allan: Solberg, Robert: Sondell, Virginia: Spangler, Garland: Spencer, Ralph: Staulfer, Walter: Struble, Merrill: Sullivan, Robert: Sullivan, Virginia: Swanson, Chester: Swanson, Julia: Sweden- burg, Arthur. Taylor, Bill: Thompson, Kenneth: Thorson, Clar- ence: Tozier, Frances: Trautwein, Juene: Trulseen, Inez. Underhill, Lee: Utt, Richard. Wachtel, William: YValker, Joe: Warholm, Malena: Waring, Laura Lee: Weeans, Pearl: Weinhold, Edith: Weir, Lois: West, Helen: Wiedernan, Lewis: Williams, Evelyn: Wilvers, Genevieve: Wolfson, Clifford: Wood- ward, Beatrice: Woodward, Ted: Workman, Don: Writer, Rachel. Yockers, Berniece: Yockers, Ruth: Yoder, Joe: Young, Myrtle. Zahn, Kenneth: Zahradnik, Elvyn: Ziegler, Bob. 4315 I VVASHHNGTON GHRL RESERVES CABINET XYilberta Montgomery. Laura Lee Wfaring. Esther Reed. Marion Klenia. Katherine Reynolds, Leone Lentz. Evelyn Smith. ,lov llc Kie Betty Lee XYilsou, Martha Ann Pinneo. Bratton, Xkiinifred Needles, Peggy Lynch, . Arline Thompson. Doris XYilcox, Frances Tozier, Anna Louise Sanford, Frances Griffith, Genevive Peggy McCarty, Yera Rlowery, Marguerite Tracy, lW:kSHllNGTON Hll-Y CABHNET gg, OYQAOA A A L lf. G. Barker. Harrison Long. Xkvarren llurkholmler. X. XY. Galliuher. Richard llagerkurth, R0llE'l'I Sullivan Robert Marietta. Keith Sehuerman. Dean XYeher Allan Livers. XX'alter XYaring, John Shaver, Albert Henry. Sam Brick. Roy Heath, Dorman lirancis, Carl Albert llrocline, -lack Clark. Nick Hoffman, Harold Brown. 1321 NF WS STAFF Sam Brick, Dorman Frances, Wayne Yordy, Harold Brown, Albert Henry.,Richard Magerkurth, Raymond Merish. Frances Gebhart, Mildred Todd, VVinifred, Hogan, ' Vance Miller, Ann Wright, Martha Ann Pinneo, William Johnson. Velma Korn, Mary Alice Arnold, Marion Armstrong, Laura Jean Turtle, Robert Bays, Evelyn Smi'h Eiiabeth Carr, Alice Lorraine Carson, Dorothy Buehrle, Peggy Lynch, John Shaver. Roy Heath, Dean Weber, Walter Waring, Halsey Hines. TRAHL STAFF , . - I , ,, ., , ,, Li, V .-VJ.. ,:, Mark Hale, Peggy Lynch, Clarice Kenney, Walter Waring, Arline Thompson, Winifred Hogan, Albert Henry, Aileen Parker, John Shaver, Edna Mae Hederstedt, Lola Mae Bradshaw, Roy Heath. C33! DEBATE , ., , , .- F 1 f' '- Dean Weber, Frances Gebhart, Keith Schusrman, J. E. Anderson, Debate Coach Robert Sullivan, Everton Doom, Kendall Baker. Laura Lee Waring, Walter Waring, Allan Livers, Nick Hoffman, Alice Lorraine Carson, Marguerite Tracy. WHAT-NOT CLUB OFIFHCH-ERS Eleanor Beineke, Presidentg. Florence Campbell, VlCl6-P1'6fl!JQUtQ Shirley Barke' Secretary-Treasurerg Marian Hay, Program Chairman, Miss Florence McCall, Sponsor. 4341 HIIGH SCHOOL BAND ' HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA If 351 QVf4fa'ff42'f'f NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY HIGH SCHOOL PRINTERS isey. Leslie. l3rmlsl1aw. YX'ier. Trulion. Payton. Plunlcett. Dryden. Yoclcers. Larson Hoskins. Graves. Looper. Sumilwlom. Larucy. Sunderland. Cooley. Repaz, Taylor. Rlggle l-luitt. McConnell, Nicicum, Norton. Deioaney. Layman. Morse. Hagee. 1363 www iwffvzz, mm. Wm. ,MQM LINCGLN I I MM i .. gy Q73 National qlliuiinulor Horror Society ll 9 5 5 Bagley, Berneita, Secretary Bangs, Josephine Barber, Elinore Barnett, Maxine Bloom, LaDonna Campbell, Brent, Treasurer Carson, Betty Lee, President Cloud, Jeanne Hill, Leilla Klema, Ernest McCluggage, Mildred Oborg, Maxine Reed, Ernest Ripley, Florence Schuerman, Enid Seeley, JoAnn, Vice-President Shepherd, Helen Swedenburg, Romaine Jak. LlINCOLN lFACl TL Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Kathleen O'Donnell, Mathematics Elizabeth Currie, Clothing Amanda Neuschwanger, Mathematics Edyth Smith, Latin V MW Margaret Walker, English Margaret Carpenter, English Pauline Schwarz, English Gracia Cook, Mathematics Frances Anderson, English Miss Ada Preshaw, Social Science Miss Vivian Fox, Office Miss Emily Wilson, Science Wilbur Pfenninger, Manual Arts Paul Thornton, Music C. O. Scott, Science Clarence A. Brooks, Vice-Principal Miss Mary E. Hamilton, Mathematics LLNCULN CLASS OFFICERS ,. A.,.v,,,.,..,..,,,,,, ., . .G 1- was uv, ,.,.., . .,... . ,.,....r4..L., ,loan Ncrlizxway. ,lolm Fitch. ,lezmne Cloud. Earl Padfield. Elinore Barber, Harold Cumberland 1395 is Flzmiuie. Mary Helen XYilson. Grover Clark. Stanley Sampson, Rollanci Nelson. ,Tian Surface. SOPHOMORES Adamson, Elmo: Adkins, Pat: Agin, Marie: Alfaro, Alfonso: Allen, Frances: Anderson, Edith: Applebee, Ailene: Ashton, Harold: Ashton, Merle: Austin, Mar- jorie: Austin, Merle. Bagley, Bernita: Bagley, Maxyne: Baker, George: Bangs. Josephine : Barber, Elinore : Barnett, Maxine : Beach, Geraldine : Benfieid, Robert: Bennett, Jessie: Benz, Arlene: Bessey, Harold: Betson, Valentine: Bloom, Lallonnag Boller, Lois: Brack, Alice: Brizendine, Hazel: Brocksome, Harry: Brouhard, Bill: Brown, Alice: Bill: Brown, Fairy Louise: Brown, Maxine: Brown, Buchenau, Verna: Buehre, John: Buehre, Winifred: Burris, Rose: Burt, Mabel. Cain, Grace: Caldwell, Marlin: Caldwell, Mildred: Cameron, Edward: Campbell, Brent: Carlson, Mary Ellen: Carney, Della Mae: Carson Betty Lee: Cassell, Faith: Chambers, Allen: Chapel, Joe: Christenson, Paul: Cline, Wanda: Cloud, Jeanne: Cooley, Alma: Cooper, Eugene: Cooper, Margaret: Cooper, Oral: Copple, Virgil: Coyle, Vernon: Craig. Helen: Cr:1ne.Eclith: Crow, Alice: Culver, David: Cumberland, Harold. Daily, Beryl: Davis, Arthur: Day, Dorothy: De- laney, Don: Denison, Anita: Dennis, Gerald: DeWar, Dorothy: Dewhirst, Anna Margaret: DeWitt, Ivan: Divelbiss, Melvin: Donmyer, Ruth: Donmyer, Winton: Dunn, Marguerite: Durham, Iona: Dvorak, Mary Jane. Eaton, Olney: Eberhardt, Chris: Ebert, Lester Erickson, Clemens: Esping, Robert: Estep, Chalmer. Farmer, Wayne: Faulkner, Awin: Faulkner, Glenn Fish, Gerry: Fisher, Wil-Liam: Fitch, Jane: Fitch, John Ford, Clara: Foster, Jack: Friedson, Leonard: Frobenius Richard. Ganssle, Joyce: Garrison, Dolores: Gehrke, Evan Gierach, Melvin: Goodwin, Felix: Graves, Betty: Green Betty Jo: Guillen, Joaquin. Hahn, Maurine: Haldeman, LaVon: Hall, Wayne Hammond, Billy: Hansen, Harvey: Harklenoad, Arlo Hartly, Harold: Haworth, Merle: Hay, Helen: Helwick Kenneth: Heminger, Gladys: Henry, Muriel: Hepperiy Marybelle: Herrington, Roy: Hess, Marie: Hill, Leila Homolka, Junior: Houck, Frances: Hughes, Harry Hunt, Jean. lmler, Carl: Ivan, Wilmer. Jackson, Helen : Jennings, Eugene: Johnson, Dorothy: Johnson, Eulah: Johnston, Herman. Kean, Virginia: Kearns, Eleanor: Keeler, Nona Kelley, Doris: Kilgore, Fern: Kilgore, Violet: King, Opal Mae: Klema, Ernest: Kline, Dale: Knitter, Wini- fred: Kroenlein, Lorene: Kreuger, Jeanette: Kabitschek, Bernard: Kubitschek, Raphael: Kuhns, Lenta. -2 L -g ,-1+ ewv::f:f-:eagervsfgmgsefgxf up ,g 2-.reffqmrf-Q-f:s:,4:'mize..,-r'.-1-,ww-'vgf-'3 frffgrf,-:gaiafgegsf..fw:,- :f.gf,'-:fag .-zzfejqg .,ga3's'ga:gff ia3'f 1' ',,szv,w 'gritswma.,J.:F.,z,,.fzs:,,sa:,i'iMf:ae-ss'f.,a,1s:i.f'5+fiEZ'.1.:L:Mantra fiarsfahfiizesai-e3e5e:::we:.1M., .se,.e:swf.a.ar.msav.sf.sew.,:,.- . .,,ww.f,ee1.se.-f.sca5f --- I 1409 v y 1 y , r r Q Lagerberg, Doris Jane: Lamb, Lloyd: Langrnade, Lloyd: Lantz, George: Larson, Laverne: Lee, Virginia Leonard, Mildred: Lindeman, Erleen: Lindgren, Alfred Loader, Edward: Lohman, Milton: Lopshire, Genevieve Lundgren, Dorothy. Marty, Alma: Mayfield, James: McAdams, Marjorie McCall, Viola: McCarty, Edwin: McCluggage, Mildred McCreery, Norman: McDonald, Helen: McFadden, Viva McKie. James: McKim, Margery: McKinney, Maxine McMickell, Eugene: McMillan, Regina: McNeel, Viola Menish, Jean: Merrill, Mary Margaret: Miller, Elden Josephine: Muir, Marjorie. Niquette, Harold: Norton, Jack. Oberer, Muriel: Oborg, Maxine: Oehlert, Vedah: Ogden. Stanley: Olson, Mary Elizabeth: O'Neal, Elinor. Padfield, Earl: Parker, John: Partch, Leo: Peck, Stewart: Pennock, Paul: Peterson, Anita: Peterson, Helen: Phillips, Ray: Picking, Veneita: Plunkett, Lobert: Pringle, Robert. Reed, Ernest: Richards, Mabel: Ripley, Florence: Robinson, Fern: Rogers, Ardyth: Romine, Echo: Romine, Junta: Hose. Margaret: Rowland, Richard. Salvador. Rudolph: Sanford, James: Schrader. Alice! n 1 Minard, Leola: Moore, Daniel: Morris, Junior: Morse, Needles, Walter: Nelson, Alfred: Nelson, Dick' Nelson, Lawrence: Nelse, Ruby: Nethaway, Joan: l Schrader, Suzanne: Schuerman, Enid: Schultz, Charles: Schultz, Eleanor: Schultz, Ruby: Schweitzer, Ronald: Seeley, Jo-Ann: Shaible, Evan: Shaw, Patricia: Sheperd, Helen: Shriver, Alma Alice: Shublom, Christine: Curtis: Sites, John: Skaggs, Leland: Smith, Anne: Smith, Curtis: Smith, Donald: Smith, Silver, Betty Faith: Smith, Guy: Smith, Iona Dawn: Smith, J. D.: Smith, Lillian: Smith, Myron: Snyder, Louise: Spohn, Arthur: Starkey, Dorothy: Steele, Genevieve: Stevenson, Fred: Stewart, Emet: Stolz, Ralph: Sunderland, Ernest: Surbaugh, Gene: Swanberg, Delbert: Swedenburg, La- Vera: Swedenburg, Romaine: Swenson, Leon. Taylor, Betty: Tayler, Joe: Thompson, Billie Jean: Thompson, Ivan: Tompkins, Jack: Train, Eugene: Tur- ner, Lyle: Twibell, Rex. Van Cleef, Glen: Van Matre, Garvin: Van Pelt, Curtis: Vickers, Fae. Waggle, Alvaretta: Wakefield, Ruth: Walker, Richard: Walrath, Jane: Weber, Rosalie: Weburg, Nyta: Weddle, Marjorie: Weis, Frances? Weis' Francis! Whelan, Olive: Wilbur, Clitford: Wilbur, Gladys: Wil- cox, Mervin: Williams, John: Windisch, Wilfred: Wolfson, Helen: Wood, Helen Louise: Wray, Carl: Wright, Barclay: Wyatt, Betty. York, Verneda: Youngdahl. Francis: Younger, Clara. Zaragora. Eulalia. cus l i P i l y Fin2.eHMiEN Adams, Clarice, Adams, George, 'Adkinson, Dean, Agin, Gerald, Allbee, Andrew, Allin, Robert, Allison Loine, Allison, Maxine, Anderson, Edythe, Anderson Lobert, Ashton, Henry, Atwater, Lucille, Aufenkamg La Verne. Bachofer, Ralph, Bachtold, Mary Jeanette, Banker, Merlin, Barekman, Dorothy, Barkes, Lois, Baumgart- ner, Franklin, Beil, Helen, Bell, Dorothy, Bengston, Nathon, Benham, Katharine, Benoit, Teresa, Benz, Dorothy, Bishop, William, Bolby, Irene, Borst, Lyle Bowles, Charles, Boyce. Lee, Boys, Virginia, Brack Ruth, Brodine, Walter, Brooks, Albert, Brothers, Hazel Brown, Frank, Brown, Kendrick, Buell, Ethelyn, Buell: Evelyn, Burgess, Frances, Burkholder, Caryl, Burton, Betty , Butcher, Carl. Cain, Vera, Caldwell, Betty, Callabresi, Francis: Carlson, Dorothy, Carroll, John, Cassell, Ardell, Cejka Clinton, Cejka, Otello, Chaddock, Norma Lee, Church Bob, Clark, Elson, Clements, Howard, Clodfelter Robert, Cloud, Joe, Clough, Vernon, Clovis, Harvey Cobb, Glover, Cobler, Eva, Cole, Hayward, Collister Richard, Connelly, Charles, Cowie, James, Cox, Rosai line, Coyle, Bonnie, Crosby, Dorothy, Crow, Eugene Crow, Mildred, Crowther, Harold, Cubberly, Dorothy Cumbow. Virginia, Curtis, George. Dahl, Warren, Dalrymple, Effie, Danielson, Esther Densford, John, Detrixhe, Catherine, Dodge, Mary Beth Donelan, Jean, Doom, Warren, Doty, Ralph, Dow, Ruby, Drake. Connie, Drake, Thelma, Drawbaugh Betty, Dryden. Virginia, Du Pree. Paul. 1 , Eberhardt, Fred, Erickson, Lester, Everhart, Lloyd. llnllis. l'heiia: Farr, Leland, Feeney. Julia, Felt, Martha Mary, Fernandez, Manuel, Finney, Evelyn, Fitch, Rose, Flamme, Lois, Fleming, Hazel, Flores, Frank, Ford, Roy, Fowler, Adalina, Freeman, Doris, Frobenius, Robert. ' Gallion. Helen, Garrigues, Dale, Garrison, Clarence, Garrison, Wesley, Garvin, Ruba Lee, Gebhart, Donald, Gentry, Katharine, Gile, Harvey, Gile, Nadine, Godfrey, Dorothy, Goodwin, Bill, Goodwin, Neil, Gorrell, Irene, Gotschall. Russell, Gough, Dorothy, Graves, Earl: Graves, Eleanor, Graves, Lowell, Gray, Eileen, Gray, Loren, Grecian, Billy, Green, Emma, Green, Robert, Greene. Marvin, Gregg, Harry, Griffith, Mary Esther: Gross, Betty Jane, Gurley, Julia Ann, Gutsch, Virginia. Hagee, Dale, Haile, Harriet, Hall, Jack, Hall, Verne, Hallam, Betty, Hargrave, Alfred, Hart, Walter, Hays, James, Hazen, Forrest, Hed. Homer, Helmick, Glenn, Hendershot, Lois, Henry, Cletous, Hepner, Eve- lyn: Higgins. Helen, Hildebrandt, Harley, Hiler, Yvonne, Hillyard, Maxine, Hinds, Bernice, Hines, Mickey, Hinkle, William, Hinkson, Betty Jane, Hois- ington, Junior, Hollen, Eva Mae, Hollenback, Ward, Hollis, Helen: Holmberg. Jim, Horn, Wade, Horn, Wayne, Howard, James, Hoyne, Timothy, Hoyt, Charlotte, Hughes, Harold, Humes, Frances, Huston, Bob, Hutchins, Nellie Mae. Ingram, Ralph, ltzen, Louise. Jensen, Clarence, Johnson, Carl, Johnson, Floyd, Johnson, Lena Marie, Johnson. Margaret, Johnson, Phillip: Jones, Arthur, Jones, Dennis, Just, Dorothy. Kenney, Merna: Kimmerling, Ross, Kindlesparger, John, Kinkead, Harley, Kizer, Virginia: Knight, Evan- - , '? 1423 Tv'gK14dav':s.v:A'Mtle!n3:5SaE5tewhef.Jv-J-wplm4nrJ.:aL-1a.:u:x va:.::sl.wm:f'i-ia-'usehmrammiarmgyigknwam.:..:.n..x-.xfza:anl-a:,.4..-- -r.-an-f1,wn4-su--Q.-Que..-v 4g..naw.n-.,.i..f,a,.'.,-1 vw-W -.v.w,.,. ms. - ,Nu,ew-..,-...L--...v.f.f,,-...,.-an V-.---.-A geline , Kouns, Juliet, Kubitschek, Robert , Kuhn, Chriss. Lacy, Margaret, Lambert, Milford, Lamer, Leona Lander, Iuc.lle, Lantry, Mary, Lantz, Evelyn, Larson Har'an: Laubengayer, Betty, Leighton, Cynthia June Le nerd. Gladys, Leonard, Helen, Liggett, Jack, Lind- enmeyer, Chester, Lockwood, George, Loomis, Char- lotte, lynch, John, Lynn, Kenneth. Madden, Dorothy, Magathan, Rollen, Maupin, Henry, Mayo, Helen, McBeth, Harold, McCabe, Hobart McCargar, Clifford, McClain, Ralph, McCormick, Doris McConnell, George, McConnell, Lyndon, McCune, Elvin McMinn. Claude, McPhail, Nathalie, McQuistion, Naomi Mead, Donald, Meckling. Margarete, Meckling, Maxine Mercer. Jack, Meyers, Marcella, Miller, Adaline, Miller Bob, Miller, Fern, Miller, Jane Marie, Miller, Rose Mills, Dean, Mitchell, Roy, Mobley, Paul, Mobly Marcia: Mongold, Lloyd, Montgomery. Ruby, Moore Corinne, Moreen, Hazel, Morgan. Lois, Moses, Doris Mosher, Ruth, Muller, Max, Mullikin, Betty Jane Myers, Richard. Neal, Billy, Neeland, George, Neil, Norma, Neilson, Swen, Nelson, Allen, Nelson, Rolland, Necome, Dorothy, Newland, Rex, Nissen, Cleo, Nordboe, Ken- neth, Norion, Chester. Oherer, Claude, Odgers, Richard, Ott, Maurice. Park, Benny, Parker, Louise, Parker, Maxine, Peck, Muriel, Peterson, Ralph, Pfalzgraf, Marguerite, Picking, Nona, Plunkett. Richard, Porter, Joseph, Porter, Mary Ellen, Poston, Milton, Pratt, Eileen, , y i , v y l l , . in Price, Leroy, Purdy, Jack, Pycha, Raymond. Ramey, LOVe1la, Ramsey, Mary, Ransom, Ethel, Reed, Albert, Reed, Bill, Reed, Jean, Reh, Wanda, Richards, Gladys, Richter, Ruth, Ripley, Earl, Rittgers, Bernard, Roscoe, Margaret: Rose. Gertrude, Ross, Ver- non, Rush, Martha, Ryan, Virginia. SHIHDSOH, Marie, Sampson, Stanley, Sanchez, Joseph, Schultz, Gertrude, Seymour, Donovan, Shaver, Mary Ellen ,. Sheahon, Catherine, Shirk, Lela, Shublom, Paul ne, Silver, Bernice, Simmons, Mary, Smith, Beulah, Smith, Eddie, Smith, Esther, Smith, Geneva, Sm'th. Hugh, Smith. Leroy, Smith, Mary Elizabeth, Snow, Lucille, Sondergard, Bernice, Spellrnan, Nadine, Standferd Joyce, Stell, Hugh, Stevinson, Wallace, Stewart, Bill, Struble, Dorothy, Stuck, Ralph, Stull, Jack, Sullivan. Betty, Sullivan, Marlene, Supple, Mary, Suface, Jim, Swanson, Doris, Swartz, Elwin. Thompson, Fern, Thompson, Harry, Throne, George, Tibbetts Lucille, Townsend, Adema, Tozier, Jimmie, Turner, Laverne, Traylor, Jewell, Tropp, Barbara. Ulander, Dorothy, Uprein, John, Urie, Kenneth. Veach, Ruth, Viles, Robert. Walker, John, Walmer, Evelyn, Watkins, Elaine, Webster, Helen, Weburg, Marjorie, Weis, Ellen, White, Mildred, Whittecar, Irene, Wickersham, Marie, Will- iams, Fred, Williams, Lucille, Wilson, John, Wilson, Mary Helen, Winslow, Rose Mary, Wolf, Marjorie, Woods, George, Woodward, Bob, Wooten, Lois. , , K, . , M. x-eemwwaam,ftwwwaau-ivi,:m1s...V,-,e.ei'wm.wi.i...wt-'iaeau,.ai,..att.,....-,iawasaaaal yt,.,,,,, V. .i mceam..,..t...... .,..,.,,a..fw,l..., , .a.-..a..s.L.a,..av.s.,a- .. .. .-,...,.,.......,.r...4..., .,a..,...,V.,.-..,...u.t..,.,,M2.a1 w 1 6437 'YJ LINCOLN GIRL SE + CARI ,'I' La Vera Swedenberg, Elinore Barber, Enid Sehuernian, Betty Lee Carson, Eileen Lindeman Jo Ann Seeley, Jewel Traylor, Jeanne Cloud, IVancla. Reh, Josephine Bangs. LINCOLN I-IIJY CABINET Garvin Van Matre, Rollie Nelson, Olney Eaton, Earl Pacllield, Stuart Peck, IValter Brodine, john Fitch. 4441 X-1 Y .i , Rx., y x f, f --X .Q ' R00 EVELT 'I X '- x 1 N N XX K X if 3 '- , 'ff ' g I K-cf' JIUNHCR HllGH SCHOOL Ltaitce Scllnollarslliiiip Kcoimfscesttaintts Melissa Jane Snyder Olive Doom Marjorie Nelson Naneen Hiller Patricia Snedeker Mary Cheney Roy Mitchell Ruth Veach Betty Laubeng ayer Margaret Ulander Raymond Meyer Betty Lee Carlson Donald Johnson Dorothy Schrader Mary Belle Long Eugene Crow Lucille Lander Bob Anderson Charles Eberhardt Q37-A Evelyn Hodgson Mary Elizabeth Eckelman Matthew D. Smith, Royana Bailey Jack Purdy Albert Reed Bob Woodward Dorothy LaClair Lavonne Francis Mary Jean Miller Frances Shepherd Mary Ellen Porter Gertrude Schultz Adaline Fowler Rose Miller Dean Atkinson Loren Gray Harley Hildebrandt ROOSEVELT FACULTY Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miis Miss Miss Aganetha Entz, Mathematics Margaret Nordstrom, English Jeanne Beardsley, Physical Training Lucia Haggart, Foods Alice Manley, English Florence Ferris, Mathematics Nelle Seiver, Art Helen Stilwell, Mathematics Gladys Bradford, English Ada Preshaw, Social Science Mary Lough, Dean of Girls Ralph R. Reed, Industrial Arts Miss Leone Johnson, English Miss Lucy Fletcher, Social Science Miss Helen Mitchell, Clothing V. S. Hass, Social Science Harold Heywood, Science Nelson E. Orendorif, Social Science Orrin Willams, Industrial Arts G. H. Oakes, Commercial A. L. Johnson, Mathematics ROOSEVELT CLASS OFFICERS , I V. , . , ., . , ,- . 4, , . . 357, V f 14 fig - ,,,,,.m.f5.3.5ef,.,.1 .... V ' .... Q.: . l:L,.m,,, 'i.llf:.,1,f,...ss-vw. .,,, if.,..l-vas,-:i.i:.i i,-,zw-SIM.f-.-,1,,,.fmw,,a Jack Horner, J. Rex XYatkins. Charles Elierhardt. Vera Virginia Hiller, Jeanne Clark 1473 Nay Louise Olcsoii, Donald jolmson, Bob Cannon. JUNllOR HlCH SCHOOL SECOND YEAR Adams, Dick: Aills, Mildred: Allbee, Arthur: Allen, Billy: Alstrom, Carl: Anderson, Ivan: Armstrong, Harry Lee: Arnold, Barbara Lee: Ashford, Dorothy: Atkinson, Lucille: Atwater, Maxine: Ayres, Leonard. Bailey, Jack: Bailey, Royanna: Barnett, Charles: Barr, Lillie Belle: Barrett, Jack: Bauguess, Everett Lee: Bays. Baxter, Dorothy: Baxter, Emma: Baxter, Floyd: Gordon: Beach, Dale: Beasley, Tyson: Belknap, Betty: Bell, Mary: Berg, Russell: Bergluna, Dorothy: Biser, Norma: Borlean, Ruby: Bosch, Junior: Brady, Eddie: Bratton, Donald: Brensinger, Paul: Britegam, Jack: Brizendine, Calvin: Brock, Jeanne: Bross, Marjorie: Brotton, Charles: Brown, Helen: Brown, Kenneth: Brown, Lucille: Brown, Maxine: Bush, Marie. Cain, Betty Gladys: Calhoon, Esther: Cameron, Marjorie: Cannon, William: Carl, Bill: Carlson, Gil- bert: Carlson, Phillip: Carroll, Mavis: Carson, Mary Donna: Case, Charles: Case Dydiei Charles, A'E10HiS92 Cheney, Mary Margaret: Clark. Bernard: Clodfelter, Thelda: Clovis, John: Coates, Jeanne: Collister, Donna: Cooper, Florence: Cox. Harold: Cox. Helen Loine: Crane, Dorothy: Crawford, Betty: Cruse, Kieth: Cun- ningham, Mona May. Dale, Bill: Danielson, Billy: Davis. Charles: De- Laney, Katherine: Derstine. Maxine: Dewhirst, Wanda: Dill. Zola: Dodge, Betsy: Downs, Donald: Dryden, Christina: Dusrsan. Frank: Dunn. Junior: Dvorak. Adeline. Eagle, Benton: Eaton, Mary: Eitel, Betty: Elliott, Edgar: Elton, Jack: Ericson, Jeanne: Esping, Lillian: Evans, Helen Jane. Farrar, Roland: Faulkner, Emma Marie: Faulkner, Wilma Mae: Firm, Jim: Fink, Marvin: Fisher, Donald: Fisher. Edna Mae: Flores, Manuel: Forrey, Donald: Fox, Frank: French, Marjorie. Gane, Donald: Gard, Phil: Gaskill, James: Geoffroy, Gres: German, Mabel: Gile, Dorothy Mae: Gillmore, Edward: Giltner, Bertha: Giltner, Bill: Godbey, Bob: Gordon, Karl: Gordon, Vencel: Graves, Mildred: Gray, Austin: Gray, Clarence: Gray, Fred: Griffin, Sara: Griffith, Paul: Gutka, Robert. Harkleroad, Winn: Harmon, Helen: Harper, Vir- ginia Lee: Hart, Verbena LaVon: Haugh, Maynard: Haworth, Duane: Haworth. Wayne: Hayden, Evan: Hayes, Matillda: Hendricks, Nellie: Hensley, Jack: Herrington, Harlan: Herrington, Hazel: Hill, Eugene: Hill, Wilma: Hiller, Naneen: Hiller, James: Hinds, Margie: Hines, Harold: Hines, Jack: Hinkle, Dorothy Jean: Hollenbeck, Ada: Holman, Berne: Hopkins, Charles: Horner, Jack: Hoskins, Homer: Howard, Betty: Howard, Virginia: Hoyt, Loretta: Hughes, Elmer: Hull, Rou: Humes, Richard: Hunter, Marjorie Ann: Huston, Ilene. Illingworth, Herbert: Ingram, Alfred. Jarvis, Melvin: Jennings, Betty Arnena: Jennings, Bob: Jennings, Ellen: Jenson, Frances: Jewell, Aileen: Johnson. Clifford: Johnson. Donald: Johnson, Elizabeth Lee: Johnson, LaVance: Johnson, LeRoy: Johnson, Mary Elizabeth: Johnson, Raymond: Johnson, Warren: Jolley. Curtis: Jones. Lola. may Kathary, Bill: Kaufman, Derald: Kean, Helen Irene: Kearns, Janerce: Keys, Georgia: Kier, VVanda: King, Cecil: Kirby, Emma Jean: Kirkland, James: Kistler, John: Knight, James: Knitter, Galen: Knittle, Helen: Korn, Hazel: Kuhn, Leonard. LaCIair, Harold: Lagerberg, Dorcas: Lanning, Junior: Lantz, Eddie: Lantz, Robert: Larson, Clena Jean: Lauber, Arthur: Lee, Howard: Leonard, Evelyn: Levin, Jane: Levin, Rsbert: Lewis, Margaret: Light, Billy: Lohman, Evelena: Long, Mary Belle: Loop, Isabel: Lopp, Louis: Lundberb. Marjorie: Lundstrom, Lynwood: Lytle, Constance. Madden, Wilbur: Magerkurth, Helen Ruth: Mar- qucling. Louis: Martine, Marjorie: Marts, Helen: Matt- son, Alice: McAdams, Peggy: McCarty, David: McCol- lum, Pauline: McHenry, Charles: McKinney, Lois: Mc- Kinney, Lucille: McLane, Juanita: McNamara, Jerry: Meyer, Wilbert: Miller, Billy: Miller, Ethel: Miller, George: Milleson, Clay: Morse. Joe: Mowe, Donald: Myers. Evalyn: Myers, Nathalee. Napier, Evelyn: Nash, Herbert: Neel, Josephine: Neeland, Marie: Nelson, Earl: Nelson, Helen: Nelson, Loren: Nelson, Marjorie: Newlon, Victor. Oliver, Tommy: 0'Neil, Vaneta: Osburn, Clyde. Pagan, Kennie: Parman, Vlilma: Pawling, Billy: Perl'y. Harvey: Peterson, Ivan: Peterson, John: Phillips. Alice: Poland, Bonnie: Porter, Dorothy: Por- ter, Gail: Rice, Calvin: Price, Letta Jean: Price, Mary Lovene: Privlfy, Ollie Mae: Pugh, Thelma Ann: Putman, Jean: Pycha, Frances. Rasmussen. Jenn: Reed. John: Reed. June: Reed. l Margaret: Rhoades, Charlotte: Richards, Ronald: Richards, Bob: Richardson, Lois: Robb, David: Robson, Mickey: Roe, James: Romine, Hazel: Roseman, Lucille: Royse, Patricia Jane: Ruggles, Dorothy Mae: Rupe, Leroy. Sanchez, Philip: Scheibler, Charles: Schermerhorn, Lola: Schrader, Dorothy Mae: Seidel, Margie: Shannon, Ethel: Shaver, Shirley Anne: Shaw, Dorothy LaRue: Shelton, Mary: Shelton, Richard: Shephard, Frances: Sherman, Ray: Simkins, Jack: Simpson, Lorisnell: Sloan, Betty La Reine: Smith, James: Smith, Junior: Smith, Morenus: Smith, Ralph: Snedeker, Patricia: Sohns, Dean: Spear, Agnes Elizabeth: Spear, Vernon: Stackhouse, Jeanne: Starr, Doris: Stevens, Miriam: Stevenson. Bob: Stevenson, Ula: Stewart. Billee Lea: Stith, Pauline: Stull, Dick: Sullivan, Robert: Sweden- burg, Bob. Taylor, Roy: Tillett, VVilfrecl: Train, Ralph: Tre- main, Lois: Travis, Clovis: Tucker, Edith Larie: Turner, Clyde: Twibell, Ardis. Utt, Ann. Van Cleef, Paul: Van Loon, John: Van Pelt, Forest. Wakefield, James: Walker, Harry: Walker, Jack: Waring, Jack: Mfatkins, J. Rex: Wells, Dorothy: Whittecar, George: Whittecar, Joseph: Wilbur, Theresa: Wilhelm, Richard: Wilkerson, Jeanne: Wilson, Lontie: Witters, Harry: Woertendyke, Howard: Wolfersperger, Donald: WVcod. Howard: Wray, Ella Mae: Writer, Doloras : NVriter. Edward. Yockers, Alice. Zaragoza, David: Zeller. Herman: Zeller, Julia Ann. 1493 I ' fuw:sfvvsa.sf'1'ae1f:-:rv'11..-q:1'w.':'?.'rzfl'-.fret-izgffesvf es 1-1.-fve-sz4gva 1sen-w71'f-:zia-f, 'wr'-ifwe-frezdf-:nf-Sv:i':'-rfwww-A' M- f'vwfw1:11-e-f'--1--.5----,-1-W-.fQ-fl-.-1.--N er.--f1f:'.:-:f-.v'-'Q-.:-'-1-.--,ri-1 GMavlPaAwz-.saaezscmt-ral: .,ffwil-J-els-gm-s...:,,.:,t'::-.151351. .1.mi..:.ieg1:':::.':..:,:.,1-,,,:,',4. ue-w.'ff.L.i .....,.?15 x:eae:.1. L..-.,... .. ,. , N ...t , .,:.,,-,.,.:.:1 , 1 ,' L. JUNHOR HllGH SCHOOL FIRST YEAR Agin, Louvae: Alparo, Rutila: Alstrorn, Luclile: Alstrorn, William: Anaya, Tila: Applebee, Rex: Austin, Earl. Baer, Betty Mae: Bagley, James: Baier, Irene: Bailey, Arlo: Barefield, Robert: Bargas, Manuel: Bar- anger, Vantress: Barritt, Constance: Bartel, Delplxa: Bates, Rosemary: Beard, George: Benny, Laura: Benz, .lane Marie: Bergman. June: Bergsten, Dale: Berry, Lenlrd: Beirwirth, Phyllis: Bishop, Gail: Blaylock, George: Boston, Edith: Boublne, l'rances: Boyer, Junior: Boys, Evelyn: Brack, Velma: Bradley. Marjorie: Brad- shaw, Pauline: Bradshaw, Warren Dale: Bray, Earl: Brenner, Donald: Brenner, Dorothy: Brocksome, Milton: Bronaugh, Violet: Brown, Junior: Brown, Robert: Brown, Ronald: Bucholz, Lillian: Buehre, June: Buell, Julia: Byers, Virginia. Caldwell, Bob: Carlson, Betty Lee: Carter. Jean: Cassell, Beth: Cassell, Helen: Cassell, Howard: Cham- bers, Curtis: Clark, Jeanne: Cloud. Mary Helen: Cobler, Ruth: Cochrane, NVi1liam: Cole. Demorest: Con- ley, Dorothy: Constable, Kieth: Cook. Ralph: Coyle. Betty Lou: Coyle, Gwendalyn: Crosby, Doris: Crossley, Robert: Cruse, Austin: Cumberland, Cecil: Curtis, Charles. Daily, Blaine: Daleen, Robert: Dalrymple. Emma Louise: Davis, Dorothy Mae: DeMar, Inez: Denison. Charles: Dennison. Robert: Dennison. Virginia: Dil- worht,, Bernard: Donahue. Berley: Doom, Olive: Dor- -. ., - V., ,. sey, Gwendolyn, Drake, Helen: Dugan, Jesse. Eagle, Dorothy Mae: Eaton, Konald: Eberltardt. Charles : Eckelman, Mary : Eikelberger, Lloyd : Elliott, Delbert: Epp, Mary Louise: Erickson, Verla: Evans. Dale 3 Evans, Elton. ' Farmer, Johnnie: Farrar, Harley: Fay, Walter: Felt, Dora May: Fincher, Marva Jo: Fitch, Betty: Folsom. Elnora: Fox, Betty Mae: Fox, Inurena: Frances, Lavonne: Frederick, Charles Philip: Freeman, Donald: Frobenius, Kenneth: Fry, Lorraine: Fuller, Eugene. Garrison, Margie: Gay, Nadine: Gerdes. Florence: German, halo: Gile, Zelda: Gleason. Oren: Gleason, Preston: Goad, Juanita: Grecian, Mary Louise: Green, Cathern: Greiner, Wilma: Gutherie. Mearl. Hahn, Glen: Hardesty, Harold: Hargrave, Jack: Harmon, Claude: Harmon, Earl K eth: Hayser, Upil: Hartley. Frances: Hartley, Robert: Hayes, Virgriuia Faye: Hays, Erwin: Hays, Lila: Heck, Dorothy: Hed, Kenneth: Hensley, Dick: Hickman, Doris: Hildebrandt. Margaret: Hillcr, Vent: Hinchman. Donald: -'l.lUnlll. Kax: Hodgson. Evelyn: Hoffman. Jean: Hollis, Ernest: Houghton, NVayne: Howarl. Betty Marie: Hoyne, Myrtle: Huff. Hope: Huiett, Ralph: Hunt. Mable: Huntington, Betty. Imler. Jack: Ingersoll, Virginia Lee. Jensen, Annabelle: Jewett. Delbert: Johnson, Clif- ford: Johnson, Deweese: Johnson, Dorotha Mae: John- son, Elolse: Johnson. Esther Lea: Johnson, Letha: Johnson. Marjorie: Johnson. Norma Lee: Johnson, Richard: Johnson, Robert: Jones. Paul: Just, Robert. Kathary. Raymond: Kean. Eleanor: Keeler. Helen. Keeler. Opal: Kelsey. Harriet: Kilgore. Melvin: Kim- C503 -4wwmuwafeiwmicnvvsamwnxavmmxs--.Wm r..Q.1-,w,...f..-.s.. favs.,-.W -1,.a-g..L...,...n,,..,......1.-....,. J.. ,.......... ,....a, -.-,..r,..,..,... ....-... ......,.,....,...s.,.,...e..,.. .. - ...,....,,... ,...c..mN merling, Gatha: Kohrs. Kieth: Kornmeyer, Roy. LaClair, Dorothy: Ladd, Kenneth: Lamer, Clifford: Langstaff, Doris: Larned, Verneta: Laubengayer, Barbara: Lauber, Richard: Lear, Harold: Lee, Barbara Jean: Leighton, Hazel: Lemon, Clifford Eugene: Levin, Bernice: Lindblom, Lawrence: Loader, Loyd: Loader, Maxine: Lohman, Paul: Lovan, Owen Lee: Lundgren, Richard: Lynn, Helen: Lytle, Betty. Main, Betty: Martin, Neva: Maryt, Clara: Mastellar, Dorothy Ellen: McCarty, Charles: McClave, Edison: MeClintick:1 Lillian: McKinney, Jimmy: McMickel1, Eileen: .McNeel, Harry, McPherson, Mary Lee: Mead, Dale: Meyer, Raymond: Meyers, Virginia: Miles, Lois: Miller, Conrad: Miller, James: Miller, Joe: Miller, Lena: Millesop. Dorothy: Moreen, Thomas: Morrison, Cleo: Murphey, William: Myers, Evelyn: Myers, Marjorie. Neal, Robert: Nelson, Aletta: Nelson, Bernard: Nelson, Don: Nelson, Marjorie: Nissen, Ruth: Norris, William. Odgers, Maxine: Oleson, Mary Louise: Olsen, Thomas. Padfield, Miriam: Paige, Robert: Palmer, Betty Ann: Paris, Junior: Peck, Billy: Pedersen, Donald: Pedersen, Dorothy Mae: Peterson, Donald: Phillips, Leonard: Pickard. Gwendolyn: Pierson, Betty: Piper, Betty Lee: Porter, Floyd: Postlethwarte, Darrell: Price, Madalane: Pr'dc'y, Elmer: Priddy, Harold: Pugh, Vir- ginia: Pyle, Forbes. Ragle, Eugene: Ramsey, Raymond: Rathbun, Dorothy: Ray, Richard: Reed, Dorothy: Reid, Jane: Reigel, Martin: Reynolds, Sherman Eugene: Richards, Dorothy: Richards, Viola: Ringle, Nadine: Ripley, Wil- liam: Robert, Doris: Rock, Leland: Roscoe, Ethel. Salvador, Daniel : Sanchez, Adrian : Sanford, Frances: Sarvis, James: Saum, Frank: Saum, Jean: Scheidt, Edward: Schreck, Charles: Schroeder, Norma: Schumacker, Margaret: Sealy, Virginia Lee: Sears, Jimmie: Seeley, Suvane: Seitz, Elizabeth: Seusy, Donald: Sheets, Everett: Shelton, Geraldine: Shirk, Lucille: Shoemaker, Cara: Simpson, Georgia: Simpson, Helen: Smith, Clyde: Smith, Eva: Smith, Everett: Smith, Leo: Snedeker, John: Snyder, Evelyn Mae: Snyder, Melissa Jane: Soldan, Porter: Spoon, Arlene: Stewart, Catherine: Stewart, Margie: Stolz, Junior: Stover, George: Stuck, Alice: Supple, Louis. Teiter, Claude: Thomas, Bertie: Thompson, Howard: Tibbetts, Betty: Timmins, Juanita: Toulouse, Lucille: Traylor, William: Trivett, Betty. Ulander, Margaret: Urie, Lila Lee. Van-Liew, Dola: Van Pelt, Willard. Weburg, Leola: Weis, Arlene: Weis, Billy: West, Alfred? Wheeler, Letha Wynona: White. Eugene: Wiegner, Wakley, Earl: Walsh, Ralph: Watson, Betty' Daniel: Wiesdanger, Mary: Wilbur, Ruby: Willcoxon, Anietta: Willcoxon, Raymond: Williams, Elmer: Wil- liams, Wanda: Wilson, Lee: Windisch, Joyce: Wolf- son, Esther: Woods, Julia Alice: Woodward, Gail: Wooten, Ida LeRee: Wright, E. J.: Wright, Metz. Yeagley, Donald: Yordy, Frances: Younger, Adam. H uwhdwaiuwal...fate--Lw,+.ssf41 Y. ,. ,..1..w..,,:.a-A.. l- .a.w..1A..f4.x4..,,-.....n.-aw..,.,:.,....,.:. .a.....f.e-. v..., ,.,. ..... .. ,. .,,,,...,. .... ...t ,. . ., . . ,.,- t ,. - M.. 4 S.. Au. ,., ,. ,,,..,,. .,.. .. .am 511 i, ROOSEVELT III-V CABINET Bob Cannon, Dick Adams, Nayne Haworth, John Hiller, Bobbie Dnleen, Burley Donahue Metz Wright, Donald Johnson, Jack Horner, Charleg, Eberhardt. ROOSEVELT GIRL RESERVES CABINET Billie Lea Stewart, Frances Yordy, Helen Marts, Melissa Jane Snyder, lletty Crawford, Barbara Lee, Marion Padlield, Mary Donna Carson. C533 H ATHLETICS f S 22512 if TE if XY Lf xg 3 , Qi? S EE ' Fooltlballl Summary Salina 28 Belleville 6 Opening the 1934 football season, the Maroons played a dedication game on the new athletic field in which they downed the Belle- ville eleven 28-6. This victory proved to the Salina fans that the team would stand watching. Long runs by Boydston and line plunges by Buell were largely responsible for the win. The Maroons scored in every quarter with Belleville getting their tally in the first. Salina 0 Topeka 14 After traveling to Topeka and lying over a day because of bad weather, the Maroons lost to a powerful Trojan club 14-0. The more experienced Topeka team scored touchdowns in the second and the fourth quarters and a safety in the third. At no time during the game did Salina threaten to score. It was in this game that Brown received a knee injury, which kept him out of several games. Salina 26 McPherson 0 Following the Topeka loss, the Maroons invaded the home of the Bull Pups, where they won their first C. K. L. game 26-O. Touch- downs were contributed by Yordy, Buell, Magerkurth, and Boydston, with Van Cleef adding two extra points. During the game Salina collected 217 yards from scrimmage while they held the Pups down to 18. Up until the third quarter when Coach Douglass sent in his reserves the Bull Pups had tried only three plays from scrimmageg every other time they were forced to punt. Salina 19 Concordia 7 Again meeting a team from the North Central Kansas League, the Maroons won another decisive victory from the Concordia High Cardinals. Boydston scored first, going over on a short plunge. The attempt for ex- tra point was good. Boydston scored again in the third quarter, going over from the 12-yard stripe. The try for extra point was unsuc- cessful. A pass from Boydston to Heath was good for the third and final touchdown of the game. Once more the try for extra point failed. Salina 32 Herington 0 The Maroons met the defending champion on the University Field this year and gave it one of the worst defeats it had suffered for a long time. The Maroons tallied twice in the first quarter and three times in the second half. The touchdowns were made by Magerkurth, Cassell, Heath, and Boydston. Van Cleef made two extra points good. In the second quarter Herington opened up with passes, using the Wald-Meier combination. They completed few of these, however, owing to the fine defensive work of the Maroon backfield. Salina 14 Abilene 0 Meeting Abilene in mid-season instead of during Thanksgiving week as usual, the Maroons staged a last half rally to defeat the Cowboys. Outplayed in the first half, the Maroons came back the second half to score in the third and the fourth quarters. Boydston scored in the third, going over from the seven- yard line. In the last of the third, Buell ran 36 yards on an attempted punt. Boydston made 20 on an attempted pass, and on Abilene's seven-yard line the Maroons were held for downs. A pass, Boydston to Jared, made the last touchdown. Van Cleef added both points. EARL VAN CLEEF-TACKLE, SENIOR Van concluded a successful football career with the Maroons, having been named on the C. K. L. All-Stars twice. He was a hard tackler and was perhaps the most valuable player on the team. He was also the team's place-kicker. Van was elected honorary captain for the year by his teammates. LEONARD FRIEDSON-GUARD, SOPHOMORE. Through a display of great ability on de- fensive work, Friedson moved to a first- team berth after the season Was well un- der way. Leonard used his 165 pounds of speed to great advantage in teaming with the other linemen, and is due to prove a Valuable cog of Maroon elevens in his two remaining years of competition. E JACK GLAZIER-TACKLE, SENIOR. Jack teamed with Van to make one of the finest pair of tackles the C. K. L. has seen in many a year. Playing his second year as a regular, Jack proved to be a bat- tering-ram to his opponents. He was chosen to fill one of the tackle positions on the C. K. L. All-Star team. BOB BAYS-GUARD, SENIOR. Early in the season Bob was shifted from end to guard to strengthen the middle of the line. Bay's stellar play in the Mc- Pherson game was largely responsible for the Maroon victory over the Canine. ROY HEATH-ENDg-SENIOR. ' By receiving a position on the All-C. K. L. second team, Heath showed he deserved the end-berth that he took over after an early season injury suffered by Brown. On end reverse plays and long passes, Roy accounted for large gains in crucial mo- ments of play, and his speed on the de- fense enabledu him to break up many of the opponents rushes. JERRY AHLSTEDT-CENTER, SENIOR. Two hundred and fifteen pounds of beef and bone made Jerry one of the best cen- ters in the league. As a result, he was given the center berth on the second All- C. K. L. team. LOUIS JARED-END, SENIOR. Louie's ability to get down under punts and pick passes out of the air made him a valuable cog in the Maroon machine. His strong defense Work in teaming with Heath furnished the home eleven with an effective end department.i HARTZELL BOYDSTON-HALFBACK, JUNIOR. Playing his second year as a regular, Hartz starred on the gridiron with his uncanny ball-lugging ability. Living up to his name snake-hips , Boydston was poison to the opponents' defense. WAYNE YORDY-QUARTERBACK, SENIOR When it came to assigning the signal-call- 'ing post, there was no doubt in 'Coach Douglass's mind as to who should get the job. 4563 GEORGE BUELL-HALFBACK, SENIOR. Playiny his second season for Salina, Dorty proved his ability as a ball-run- ner more times than one. George coulal pass, punt, and receive with apparent ease. RAYMOND MILLER-GUARD, SENIOR. Lack of size prevented Ray from ranking as an A1 guard, but his speed a11d aggres- siveness made up for the advantage he lost in weight. When called to back up the line, Ray seldom let a man slip by him. He played his best game in the I-Ierington contest. RICHARD MAGERKURTH-HALFBACK, SENIOR. Given the job of blocking half, IIerky displayed his ability to the utmost quart- ers. Besides being a fine blocker, he was a good tackler and pass-reciever. I-lerky played his best game at Chapman, where he also received a knee injury, wliirh kept him out of several games. HAROLD BRO WN-END, SENIOR. An injury in the Topeka contest caused Harold to miss out on six games. On de- fense Brown was consistently breaking' up plays, whereas on the offense he could catch with ease. PAUL BELL-FULLBACK, SENIOR. Backing up the line was Paul's specialty. He was always in the midst of the battle, ready to do or die for his school. Paul was also a fine passer, punter, and receiver. Bell's best game was against Topeka. PA UL CASSELL-QUARTERBACK, SENIOR. Every night saw Paul on the job, giving his whole-hearted support to the team. Although not a regular, Paul was one of the team's most capable reserves. This was Paul's fourth year on the squad and his first as a letterman. ALBERT HENRY-GUARD, SENIOR. By stellar play in the Ellsworth contest, Henry proved his ability to hold a first string job. Handicapped by being a senior, Albert had difficulty remaining in the starting lineupg but when sent into the fray, he played heads-up ball. JUNIOR PURDY-HALFBACK, JUNIOR. Moving to Salina, in mid-season, from Topeka High Purdy worked his way up to the first string in short order. He passes, punts, and runs with little effort and should be a great asset to the next year's team. JACK CLARK-ATHLETIC MANAGER, JUNIOR. Jack moved from the assistant's job to manager this year and filled the position in fine style. He was always ready to help, and his fine spirit made him well liked by the football players and fans. 1577 Salina 6 Lindsborg 6 A passing attack by Lindsborg in the final quarter downed two hopes of the Maroon eleven. Attempting to go thru the season in the C.K.L. circuit undefeated, the Maroons were disappointed to find the score tied when the final gun went off. They remained un- defeated, but the tie counted one-half loss and one-half win. The single touchdown was made by Yordy on an end run. Salina 6 Emporia 18 Poor teamwork was the cause of Salin.a's second defeat of the season. Starting out with a bang,' the Maroons soon folded up and let the Emporia players slip thru the line past the backs and thru to three touchdowns. The Maroons lone counter came in the second quarter following a 45-yard drive down the Held. The try for extra point vvas not suc- cessful. Salina 26 Chapman 0 Long runs and a short plunge were re- sponsible for the Maroon victory over the Chapman Irish. The playing throughout the game was ragged on the part of both teams. The Maroons rolled up 318 yards from scrim- mage to 50 for the Irish. Salina had 12 first downs and Chapman 5. The first counter came when Boydston slipped thru tackle for 86 yards. Heath followed this with a 50-yard run on a reverse pla,y. Magerkurth contributed the third by dashing around end for 62 yards. Brown made the last tally. Salina 27 Ellsworth 0 Finishing the most successful season they have had in several years, the Maroons downed the Ellsworth Bearcats 27-0. The day was dedicated to the senior boys who played their last footballpgame for S. H. S. Of the eleven men to start the game, eleven were seniors. There were four other seniors who saw service in this game, writing their names in a blaze of glory upon the football annuals of the Salina High School. FOOTBALL SQUAD 1537 - - Z aea+4.,,'fL,g Mt Um not L M MMA BASKETBALL After completing a hit-and-miss basketball and came out on the long end of an 18 to 14 season in which the Maroons won third place score. in the C.K.L. circuit, the Salina cagers jour- neyed to Concordia for the regional tourna- ment. Here the Maroons drew Smith Center first and won that game with little effort. The regulars were withdrawn in the latter part of the game, and the reserves handled the Smith Center crew with almost as much skill az the first five. The final score of the game was 42 to 27. In the semi-finals Salina met Concordia and downed her 33 to 22. The Maroons had played the Cardinal quintet early in the season Meeting Belleville in the finals, the Maroons suffered a defeat at the hands of an under-rated team. Having won the Regional in the previous two or three years, the Maroons were picked as almost sure winners when they reached the finals. Belleville played heads-up ball all the way and, as a result, were regional champions. The score was 28 to 25. Johnny Shaver, star-Maroon forward, was chosen to fill a berth on the All-Tournament team, which included Class A and Class B. Vance Miller, lanky Maroon center, was placed on the Class A All-Stars. S Salina ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,... 5 3Hutchinson Salina 18 Concordia ....... ......, Salina Lindsborg Salina iTopeka ....... .,...., Salina ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, A bilene .,,.,...... ........i. Salina ,,,,,,,, .,....... M cPherson Salina Herington Salina Ellsworth . Salina .................. 361 feasonys Basiiseitibaiiii Results Salina .......,.. ....... Salina .......,. ....... Salina ......... ......, Salina .......... ....,.. Salina ......... ....... Salina ........,. ....... Salina .......... ....... Salina ......... ....... Opponents BASKETBALL SQUAD Chapman ..... ,....... Lindsborg ...... ........ Abilene ............ ........ Chapman ..... ........ Herington ..,.... ,......, 'Topeka ......... ......,. 19 24 38 McPherson ,.,... ........ 1 6 13 19 27 Ellsworth ..... ......., 2 5 l 4591 ry xr X., L f PAUL BELL-Guard, Senior. Paul played basketball as he did every J thing else, and soon developed into a great defensive guard. His steller play on the court made him one of the most valuable players on Coach Uhrlaub's quintet. JUNIOR PURDY-Forward, Junior. This was Purdy's first year under Maroon colors, but he found it easy rating a first squad position. Although he was kept off the starting lineup dur- ing most of the season, his consistent brand of play proved a big asset to the Maroon cause on many occasions. JOHN SHAVER-Forward, Senior. Playing his second and final year for Salina, Johnny proved to be the most versatile forward in the C. K. L. cir- cuit. He was placed on the C. K. L. all- stars and on the Regional all-tourna- ment team. BOB BAYS-Center, Senior. Bob was a steady, dependable man to use on the defense, although not much of a point-getter. His fighting spirit made him a player Coach Uhrlaub could readily depend upon for relief work. VANCE MILLER-Center, Senior. By his superiority on rebound and tip- oif duties, Miller added many a contest, to the Maroon victory column. ability as a tip-in artist and his con- sistency of play gained him a berth on the all-league second team. ERNEST McDONALD-Guard, Senior. Although unable to connect with the basket at the first of the year, Mc- Donald finally conquered his unsteadi- ness and hit a scoring stride which made him a big factor in many of Salina's contests. Ernie's love of the game was made evident by his style of play. GEORGE BUELL-Forward, Senior. Serving his second year on the Maroon five, Buell did not appear as flashy as he did in his first yearg but he was much more dependable. His teaming with Shaver made one of the finest pair of forwards in the C. K. L JOHN CROWTHERS-Forward, Junior. Crowthers was on the sidelines most of the season and did not have a chance to display his real ability, but he show- ed promise of developing into a valua- ble player. JACK CLARK-Guard, Junior. Jack, the only junior on the starting five, played with remarkable accuracy. his fine passing and defensive work proved valuable to the Maroon machine. KENNETH LeRUE-Manager, Junior. LaRue's services did not rate the spot- light, but they were of much value to the squad, since he worked untiringly in keeping the basketball equipment in shape. C607 91120 TRACK The Maroon cinder-men opened the 1935 track season by journeying to Sterling where they competed and won third place in the Sterling Relays. The tracksters next won a second place in a triangle meet with Herington and Chapman, although Herington won the event. For the third contest of the season the Salinans met Manhattan in a dual affair on the Maroon track and won the meet rather decisively. As in previous years Coach Uhr- laub selected his best men and took them to Lawrence, Kansas, where they entered the K. U. Relays, and won ninth place, the first place- ment Salina had ever made in that event. Because of the fine track that the Salina High School now has, a new meet, called the Central Kansas Invitational, was initiated this year as a permanent part of the track season. Since this is the first year for the C. K. L., the winners of the various events automatically set records. The C. K. L., regional, and state meets were yet to be held, when this story went to press, but from the showings so far the Maroons ought to place high in the first two. ENNHS In tennis this year Pat Adkins of Salina won the singles matches in the C. K. L. Other points were added by the rest of the Maroon net-men, who won the most of their matches this year besides winning the C. K. L. The C. K. L. golf tournament is an event ing the season the golf team won only one of late spring, but from appearances the Maroon golfers will have to improve consider- match and dropped three-to Lindsborg, Man' ably if they rank high in the tournament. Dur- hattan, and Abilene. nI'f '4 ww: A ,fi N 1 WAYNE YORDY Off ,Ax-a ANELOREH EIOQELOE Ogcicelfy ' ' x . . fx f . - -ff , .' ' , -y . - - . , .. . . , . . X . . 1 f A 1955 , ' ' .L Q' ' , '.1,l'1,.f' f Lil, ' A ' - f ' r 'L i f ROiY::HfEA'I'H ' 1. 'TIi!.,,,, A 193432 V, f ' ' ,',,f ',Y ' Y , ,5,g,l,.. ,V ' f -A' !', Vg u L A JOHN SHAVIQR . , , , I VANCE NULLERA 4 ' A 11955 ALBERT HENRY 1, '.,' HAROLD BROWN JERRY AHLSTEDT PAUL CASSELL RAYMOND M ILLER RICHARD MAGERRURTH LEONARD FRIEDSON O mm FEATURES Cl . I ,E A QUOB 5 om? The more you study, the more you know The more you know, the more you forget The more you forget, the less you know So why study? X The less you study, the less you know S wxih 4 The less you know, the less you forget The less you forget, the more you know So why study? Sf rx I X' N 1 Hx ' ,, lr' 0,1 ' 1 , X' I 1 1 Washington M GTTYHGOSROUM Lester Hall A big noise done up in a small package. Ann Wright Stuff and nonsense is stored in this cranium. Jerry Ahlstedt Greater men than I may have lived, but I doubt it. Louis Jared Teachers think I am so sweet, They -always put me in the foremost seat. Bill Tucker Willie has the will, but will he? Wayne Yordy Life is a serious proposition-girls too. Evelyn Smith As a talker she can't be beat, Her speed takes you oif your feet. Raymond Menish I feel I am a Man. ' Joy McKie Aw! Keep still and let me talk. Eleanors Beineke I have much to accomplishg d0n't delay me. Rita McCnaner Yes, I know silence is golden, but I'd rather be poor. Merrill Greene He has no time for girls or fame A wealth of knowledge is his aim. Bernard Walburn Not that I liked music less but that I liked love more! Don Houghton Even Caesar said, Let me have men about me that are fat. Evelyn Clark How comely are the ruddy locks of youth! Harold Brown Here I am, girls! Don't crowd. Vance Miller Tall, blonde and fairy Say, is it cool up there? Jean Keys Worry and I have never met. Clinton Young Clinton prefers blondes. Marian Armstrong Mischief is her middle name. Elizabeth Allbee She's here-I heard her giggle. Paul Cassell What makes the youth sae bashful an' sae grave? Merrill Gutsch Other small people were famous before me. Edward Dickerman Governor or something great this man will be, For women now can vote, you see. Bob Bays He stoops to nothing-save the door. Ernestine Fincher I put all my troubles in a box and then on the lid and laugh. Bill Johnson You can tell what kind of wheels he has sit in his head by the spokes that come out of his mouth. Viola Ross She is so meek even her shoes refuse to squeak. I Harriett Nelson When I laugh the class laughs with me. Celia Mae Just I owe my success in life in being always a quarter of an hour before hand. A Lorraine Barrett I have learned to be happy alone. Dean Weber The world listens when he talks. Ione Shaffer 'She painted the things that matter, The tints that we all pass by. Heinze Walther A lad with immense leisure. Mildred Todd Wonderous is the strength of happiness. Maurine Blundon One of those busy persons who finds time for everything. Helen Burns I shall arrive. Carol Trulson 'Thou sayest an undisputed thing In such a solemn way . Paul Bell How will the future reckon with this man?' Ask Helen. Eddie Maxwell Ah why Should life all labor be? George Buell Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Sheldon Burr Oh that my life were a lasting dream. Margola Beach Nothing endures but personal qualities. Vincent Lundberg He fired the shot heard round the study hall. Elmer Haskins I am weary of being wise. Ernest McDonald Who never disobeyed the sign That says: Keep off the grass. John Hollenbeck Let me but do my work from day to day. CI'3lIll'llOlI llCGS That lloinger The quiet third hour typing class. Miss Fuller's scandals. Mr. Young's model fourth hour. Bill Johnson supervising the office at noon. The rush for collaterals in the library. Lucille Richards and Vance Miller separately. Eleanor Beineke everywhere. Wendell Knowles free de'ivery service. The stampede at 12 o'clock. Mr. Anderson's song and dance. Junior nerve. Western Kansas in the air. Special deliveries for room 6 last hour. Jerry Ahlstedt on the platform pleading for support. Packing house special assembly. Miss Miles dismissing the quintet. The senior lounge fifth hour. Miss McCall's illustrations for the second hour shorthand class. Library slips. Making up time. Houghton's cream puffs. JOKES Mrs. Anderson: Where have you been all eve- ning? Mr. Anderson: I was down at the school house all evening. Mrs. A.: Well, you must be made of asbestos as the school building burned down three hours ago. Schumacher, being in Europe and not wanting to forget those at home, wrote to his son Bill as follows: 'Tm standing on the cliff where the Sparatans used to throw their defective children over. Wish you Mr. were here. Mother: Halsey, I hope you dicln't take a second helping of cake at the party. Halsey H.: No, Mother, I took two the first time. Mr. Young: Last night, when I got home, my Wife had my chair drawn up before the fire, my slippers ready for me to put on, and- Mr. Scott: How did you like her new hat? Do you really think the various countries are really wedded to this League of Nations? Perhaps so, replied Miss Smith, but some- times they seem to be joined in holy dead- lock. Saint Peter: And here is your golden harp. Mr. Hodgson: How much is the first payment? P i s Y i a w I Q D E' . - B H i I N L L 1 E S 5 I Gifts That Last RA PLE E 'S Quality jewelry 49 N. Santa Fe Phone 47 Everything in Music 5 WJ Emcms ' SOIJSMOSIC Ca 148 South Santa Fe Qiongratulatiunsl nl ana Glass of 'aa Best Wishes for the Futur BLAINE MILLER The Miller National Drug Store The Planters Stat n Bank The Friendly Bank Capital, Surplus and Profits fB300,000 With the Compliments of KAUFMANS Salincfs Finest Stawe for lVomen Cl th F r Young Men at Haggart Gawthrop s ,. F if 3 i E I Q - 5 5 w w e F 3 S f N F x 2 3 5 I , ' E 2 2 3 2 w Z i 5 3 S Cllongratulatinns From Zlliutnnsenb, the Zlliailur TIIE FARMERS NATIONAL The :Smart College or School Girl Will Find a Most Complete Display of 'k Dresses 'A' Millinery i Accessories -For Spring and ,svulllmff Herel BANK T H E Oldest Banl' in Saline County Deposits Insured Cgmpany Do nothing to hasten and encourage spec- ulation. Give facilites only to legitimate and pru- dent transactions. Distribute your loans rather than eoncen trate them in a few hands. Pursue a straight-forward, upright, legiti, mate hanking business. Treat your customers liberally, hearing in mind that a bank prospers as its customer prospers. -Hugh Mcbullock First Comptroller of Currenfv 1863 65 NATIONAL BANK OF AMERICA Greetings tu the firahuating Qlllass nf 1935 A. O. U. W. of Kansas A Legial R eserve Fraternal Life Insurance Society Ted Branson .lake Dickson District Manager Financial Recorder ow ey iuirne liwuit Returned from the Dead Leiter Ofj7ce by Postmaster Genera! K. Bowen Chez Clarice, Couturiere 7 Crescent Park June 3, 1945 Dearest Carolyn, Here I am sitting in the middle of the attic floor. I came up here to try to find an antique costume to wear to the masquerade ball tonight. This is the occasion we have been talking about for months. The Women's Civic Center is in charge of the festivities. The president, Winifred Needles, and Florence Campbell, head of committees, have planned the whole event with the help of the Lions Club and Harold Brown. The guest of honor is our dear old mayor, Dick Magerkurth. While I was looking, I found this old Trail which revived so many dear old mem- ories of 1935 that I had to write to you. What on earth are you doing now way over there in Europe? You wrote that Edna Mae Heder- stedt had the lead in 'tFaust this year at Versaizles. I have been dying to hear how she came out. Do you remember Maurice Berrie? He is the professor of the Salina High School now. They have a new building, you know. It was constructed by the Barrett Arshitectual Com- pany owned by Lorraine. Jiack Guazier handles the bu'iness deals for her, and J. Gerth and De- Earl Henry are associates with the company, but James McGee drew up the main plans for the school. The luxurious auditorium is called Miles Hall, a gorgeous full painting of the dedicatee hangs in the foyer. This was the work of Aileen Parker. You should see Dick Cox. He still hangs out here, but he is married now, the perfect ex- ample of a model hu band. Here is frien'l M. Shelly, who owns a Japanese Tea Room in New York. Marc Hale has given up editing books for tl'e more glamorous life of a tap dancer, and Laurence Berg is with the Grosset and Dunlap Book Company publishing charm- ing story books for children from one to ten gears of age. Of course, you hear often of Eleanor Bei- neke who leads the thrilling life of a parachute Wasn't George Buell grand .at the jumper. Olympics this Spring? Over here we are all holding our breath until after the presidential election is over. Frances Gebhart is running cn the Run It Yourself ticket. A lot of the voters cannot get used to the idea of a woman president, and this fact is the source of our greatest opposition. Louis Jared is certainly doing his part with his rousing political car- toons. 'and wi'h the campaign speeches cf Wal- ter Waring and Patsy Carson, she should win out. Walter, you know. is a strong advocate of the Woman's Control Bill. Vincent Lundberg has just finished the beautiful marb'e statute that stands in the town square. Dorman Francis was the master of ceremonies at the dedication. Do you re- member Vincent's mania for soap carving? The talent didn't go to waste. Speaking of dedications-Shirley Biarkes has recently come into a million dollar inheritance, and she has left a great portion of it to rebuild the library. This is to be dedicated to Mildred Gi' man. Jean Keys is starring here in Now and Then with Elvin Reed as the leading man. Heinz Walthers, the fearless, is a hunter of unusual specimens in the Gobi desert. Albert Henry is also hunting big game in Africa. His l1s', big catch was a cat, the kind wasn't men- tioned. Oh yes, Vic and Louise are the perfeit pic- ture of domestic bliss. Halsey Hines is mar- ried, too, and has troubles of his own. Lois Helen Biitt owns the Green Rapids Dancing Gardens on Mount Rest in Colorado. Did you notice this year's list of Wainpus Baby Stars? Ruth Bingham, LuElla French, and Rita McCraner were named among them. Radio claims the talent of many of our old 1935 pals. Dorothy Buehrle is known as The Dream Hour Girl, and she is playing in rg- Bac - mantic sketches. Darrel Frick and Ed ofer are announcing. Ernest McDonald made a success of his orchestra which he calls Mc- Donalds Rolled Notes. Lester Hall is doinc: the crooning on the program. They broadcast every night from station B. O. R. E. Marrola, Leis, and Carlsen are still singing. M. Blun- don. C. Just. and Arline Thompson compose part of a violin sextet. Our 1935 president. Dean Weber, has flnally de'ided upon his life's work. At first, you know he was the model at the Knowles Taylor Company. You knew Wendell was the rresi- dent of that company until he and Dean stfrted lite saving. They began theri work on the S, S. Alumni. Wendell is married now. too. Guess who his wife is! Marv Alice Arnold! Their home is in the South Sea Islands. Old Salina High certainly turned out a rum- ls- ff svc essful for otherwisej school marins! Here is G. Bratton, who has a kindergarten in Emporia. and Lola Mae Bradshaw is Defi of Firls at New York Univpvsifv. Opal C ns is at Manhattan. and Bill Schumacher is a professor. Rov Heath was at West Point last year and now is at the head of the Marines. Oh fav. have you heardabout tho'e wud - famous musicians. the Hemphill family? E 'i- son sings DOUBLE bass and Laura Jean Hemphill. his wife. :sings SUPER sopiano. Their children, Rosemary. Rosemarie, Fose- berry. and Raspberry. accompany them 012 the shoe-horn, comb. ear-drum. and fo!-HOTTL You mght run into B. Simpson and Vfra Mowery somewhere in Paris. They are doin!! France this year. Peggy Lynch was across v 1- 9 .' 4 IVA 1 Congratulations froin 4 W f1eaaHe.11+3ATfEro5if Hud SOD rreffepld HC i r IE You Want the Newest QEUUEYMUIHUUU5 Suits Coats m The Qrahuates of Dress , , . bahua laugh A CCCSSOFIES Whatever you do Come to Wzegners Here Yau Wherever you go Are Assured 01 Fine Qualzty, May Good luck follow you Correct Styles ani Moderate PM Ciba balma GVV ilgumal the sea, but she returned earlier than expected with her count husband. The other day I went down town and there Vandella was. She's a sandwich woman ad- vertising her husband's hot dog shop. Yes, Vandella ventured boldly into matrimony with Raymond Lambertson, Whose well-trained deep bass voice has been used for hollering 'fHot dogs! Five cents everybody! Only five cents! This way, folks, for your onion, pickled, nice, spicy, juicy, good hot dogs! In between times Vandella swings the dish rag. You know that Fern Johnson I walked to school with? Well, P'ete's Hair Pins are being advertised over the radio by her. And Sheldon Burr is a salesman down at the Five and Dime on Santa Fe Avenue. But the joke of it is that he's at the girls' jewelry counter, and Woolworth sent him a badge for selling more jewelry than any other salesman at that counter. Oh, how I wish you were here, Carolyn! Wouldn't it be wonderful to have a big family reunion of our old class? If we did, from what far places would we call them: Mildred Todd from her vagabond journeys in Palestine, Helen Smith from her evangelistic work in Hong Kong, Demovia Mobley from Italy where she has been studying music, Vera Nita Crab- tree from Washington D. C., where she serves as the personal secretary to Secretary of War Dern fa relative to the man we used to read aboutjg Marvin Armour and Clinton Young, two successful screen camera men from Cali- fornia, and Lucille Richards and Vance Miller, who are on Broadway making names for them- selves as a team in Love and a Dime . Leslie Evans is still interester in Fords and now owns controlling stock in the Ford cor- ponation . Doris Kindlesparger is the present editor of the Weekly News Review, and Marion Hay is leading an expedition into the Alaskan gold fields. Arnold Bergman, Jack Bockius, and Everett Jukes are in the army now. Don Houghton designs airplanes, and C. Reden- baugh is the great inventor of a fool-proof de- vice to discover the presence of pickpockets. Jack Weaver has perfected a new science for the application of cosmetics to the best advan- tage. Well, my dear, I really must close because this costume is going to need a little repairing. Do write soon, won't you? ,QQ -- Your loving friend, J' 4' fl C. Kenney P. S. We'll probably be seeing you soon. Aileen and I are moving our shop to Paris. You will love her new creation for eevning wear. Just wait, next year everybody from New York to France will be wearing it. C. K. LATE FLASHES Washington, D. C. John Hollenbeck's ap- pointment to the president's cabinet as Secre- tary of Labor was approved by the Senate late this afternoon. Wichita, Kansas. The Reverend James Mc- Gee, who suffered a severe heart attack Thurs- day, was reported today to be out of danger. Kansas City, Missouri. Carol Lewis, Kan- sas City broker, was charged today with the evrasion of the federal income tax. New York City, New York. Miss Helen Frobenius, Ringling Brothers' trapeze artist who fell from a swing in a Madison Square Gardens performance yesterday, was found to have a broken nose and wrist. This injury will prevent her from further performance for some time. St. Louis, Missouri. This afternoon saw the end of the Dance Marathon Contest in St. Louis with the dropping out of the couple No. 10, made up of Miss Elsie Kirby and Mr.Wal- ter Carney. The first prize was awarded to couple No. 4, made up of Miss Alfreda Jones and Mr. Lawrence Berg. Salina, Kansas. Mrs. Arlynne Wood Ro- berts filed suit for divorce in district court this afternoon from Harry Roberts, Jr., on the grounds of mental cruelty and neglect. Chicago, Illinois. The trial flight of the autoplane invented by Leslie Evans proved a success this afternoon, when its inventor landed it with no apparent difficulty between his garage and his neighbor's. Mr. Evans states that this plane can be made and sold to the public for 3530, and that his plane is so simple to run, even a child will be able to operate it. This will mean a big step forward in our high school transportation system. The football hero hit the line with fierce and mighty thud. He was a large and hairy man endowed with rich red blood. And when they dug him from the ground his ears were full of mud. A score of men had walked on him with hard and heavy heel, and yet he did not heed the hurts that other men would feel, his bones were tough as hickory, his muscles hard as steel. f'He was a wicked sight to see beneath his football suit. There was a shanty on his eye, a gash upon his snootg and all the maidens smiled on him and whispered: 'fAin't he cute! iilllcflliargar btuhin 1Burtra1t5 1475 S. Santa Fe Phone 454 The Watson Wholesale Grocery Company WHOLESALE GROCICRS Salina, Kansas Ruhlin Hardware Co. Try The g Kleen Maid Family Special Hardware, China, Glass, Seeds at and Housefurnishings 113 west Iron Kleen Maid Bread Clothes for Men and Boys PQRTERS Book Store - - SHOE CO. A VVishes to thank pupils and pa- trons of Salina High School for their patronage in the past year. State Scllmollarsllauip ontestants English I. Mary Helen Wilson Warren Doom Katherine Gentry English II. Ernest Reed Florence Ripley Enid Schuerman English III. Doris Nelson Roberta Montgomery MiMldred Clements English IV. Maurine Blundon Elizabeth Carr Literature Margaret Crawford Everton Doom Donna Lee Horn Elizabeth Carr Evelyn Smith Algebra I. Robert Viles Betty Hallam Mary Simmons Algebra III. Keith Schuerman Frances Griffith Nick Hoiman Plane Geometry Fred Stevenson Harold Niquette Ernest Sunderland Solid Geometry Keith Schuerman Mary Paiford Harrison Long Biology Melba Buxton Harold Niquette John Sites English Team Mary Helen Wilson Ernest Reed Doris Nelson Maurine Blundon Chemistry Lee Underhill Wallis Campbell Laura Lee Waring V955 Physics Dean Weber Wendell Knowles Wayne Yordy American History Edward Dickerman Sam Brick Constitution Lewis Davis Donald Bassett Eugene McKinney World History Maxine Oborg Elinore Barber Ernest Klema Psychology Leroy Fink Amy Richmond Marie Nelson Sociology Leona Faye Wells Winifred Needles Lola Mae Bradshaw Current History II. Martha Ann Pinneo Peggy Lynch Evelyn Smith French I. 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Imflefs Tlzere is Satisfacziorz for us in Gifts nlillliillg 1'il'fL'IlII'S CO. by Serving Wholesome Fo?d'lf 119 So. Santa Fe Phone 144 118 VI. Iron A S ina, Fans 1 O I., If fi - xg' ff. of it-A Agfa 5 Clllnmmenrement rugram SUPERINTENDENT W.S I-IEUSNER, PRESIDING Processional, Cav3,ting-fl ----h4,-,--,----.,---------, ,Ruff Salina High School Orchestra C. F. Lebow, Director Invocation--- ............... Reverend L.A. Brmnbaugh Prayer ...,.M,--------,---,-,,, ,,,,,,-,------,,,.- G lzzcle How Sweet and Silent is the Place .e,f.e. ---Mc1cDougall Lincoln Girls Glee Club Paul Thornton, Director Class Address, We Can Build a Better Worldl' Dr. .4.E. Kirk Overture To The Magic Flute , ...e,, ............. . MOZ0ff Salina High Schooi Orchestra C. F. Lebow, Director Presentation of Class of 1936, Superintendent W.S. Heusner Presentation of Diplornasu-.- ....... ...... ..... . .s... - - U J .B. Smith, president of the Board of Education Benedigtifm A----- -,--------,,,,, , -,Reverend J.E. Liljedahl lass batman SUPERINTENDENT W. S. HEUSNER, PRESIDING P1-elude, 'Les Adieux ..,.,s..... . ,.,s. - ..... .. .s.. Sarasate Salina High School Orchestra C. F. Lebow, Director Invocation ........e - - ......... ..,..s l ievcrend B. R. Lantz Hymn, Holy, Holy, Holy Responsive Reading ............l... Reverend R. V. Kearns He Watching Over Israel -From Elijah .,s,.o jllgndglggglm High School Mixed Chorus Scripture Reading .................. Reverend L. F, A1-end Class Sermon ......... -. ............ Reverend G, H, Zentz Hymn, All Hail the Power of Jesus Name Benediction ......... . .............. Reverend J, F, Phillips BUICK - PONTIAC Two Fine Niofor' Cars . -...1 - Gotta-Hndgens Motor Co. PFALZGRAFS The Friendly Drug Store 150 South Santa Fe SALINA KANSAS The American Securities Corporation Robert J. Long Investment Banker 157 South Sante Fe- Phone 504 W. L. 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