Salina High School - Trail Yearbook (Salina, KS)

I 3 5024.1 K, ' . I' . 1 ' .' ' N1 'H . 1 A- .ig . . 3 Sf' x-,fir , "3 M y c , . . . A X., yy., 1 '32, - of-ri it A : gvjrkrztix- 1 t , . ' ' V .. E J -5 4 4 11 ,Q -f, '. 5 fi R . , ,, , 1 2,52 - f ..-' . " " ,. .- Q.'rt.3'iai9-P-'I sis, P .,..,, V , VT V 2 . .,, MXN s.- EPT 1, Lining up for a nine-month grind. Sept. 6, Another day, another dollar, again school calls to every scholar. Sept. 9, Lincoln Cr.R. cabinet is off to Win-e-mar. Sept. 20, Jimmie Dorsey swings, Bob Eberle sings. Sept. 23, Phillippimen wrest first football game from Hutch, 18-6. Sept. 24, Postmaster james A. Farley talks to Salinans at new post office dedication. Sept.27, Feminine political machine influences senior class election. Sept. 30, Mustangs are lassoed in first league game by McPherson. Oct. 1, C.K.L. Cvolf Meet at Ellsworth, Salina takes second place. Oct. 3, Marjorie Sloop takes over Maxine Oberg's position in Washington office. Oct. 3, Six cars and a truck transport G. R.'s to Lake Wary for picnic and bonfire. Oct. 2, Eighteen S.H. delegates with Miss Carpenter journey to journalism Conference at K. U. Oct. 8, Tigers down Mustangs 26-O. Oct. 13, Work starts on Trail as staff members meet to discuss Lawrence conference. Oct. 14, First league victory over Abilene. Oct. 18, Grade cards show what's been done during first lap. Oct. 20, LQ. tests are given for office record. Oct. 20, Bonnre party held by senior girls club. Oct. 21, Salina defeats Railroaders 18-14. Oct. 22, Schrader injures wrist climbing tree at Win-e-mar with Cv.R. cabinet. Oct. 24, "Toad" Strowig heads Lincoln Student Council. Oct. 28, ln a windy afternoon game the Irish defeat Mustangs. Oct. 29, Masquerade parties supply scope for lots of originality. Nov. 4, State teachers meet in Salina for annual convention. Nov. 8, Navy Band surprises with popular songs. Nov. 11, Armistice Day game with Lindsborg ends in 9-O victory for S.H. gridders. Nov. 18, Queen Shirley reigns at homecoming game with Ells- worth, as Mustangs win to place second in C.K.L. Nou. 22, Ever-popular Rev. joe Riley Burns speaks at G.R. Vesper Service. Nov. 24, Thanksgiving dinners are followed by gradls football game on Maroon gridiron. Nou. 28, Student councils pose for Trail as workmen on new school building. Dec. 6, P.W.A. loan for proposed school is withdrawn. Dec. 8, Maroons drop initial basketball game to Hutch. Dec. 9, "Springtime for Susie" shows junior class acting ability. Dec. 12, New league is planned at Chapman. Dec. 15, Ferdinand takes the laurels at N.F.L. Stunt Nite. Dec. 16, Hi-Y Conference meet in Eldorado. Dec. 18, Lincoln girls glee club presents Christmas Vesper Pro- gram. Dec. 20, Radio broadcast is given by S.H. chorus. Dec. 16-21, College kids visit Washington High as they return home for holidays. Dec. 21, Christmas vacation starts. Dec. 23, Overtime thrills the crowd, but Indians ride over Mustangs 29-27. Dec. 25, Santa comes to all good Mustangs! Dec. 30, Maroonmen take first league game to sink the Vikings 32-13. Jan. 2, Vacation ends, school begins. Jan. 10, Teachers get together in evening party. fan. 11, Emporia tests rank S.H. students high in the state. Jan. 19, 29, Will we pass that mark, or won't we?-semester exams. Jan. 21, Shirley leaves for California, Winona moves to Hawaii. Jan. 24, A new start as second semester begins. Ian. 25, Washington G. R. gives the mothers a program. Jan. 27, Debate squad travels to Emporia. lan. 28, Kansas' 78th birthday is commemorated. Jan. 29, Mustang seals begin to be seen around the building as Washington Student Council starts sale. Jan. 31, Chapman takes a spill from the Mustangs. Feb. 2, Several teachers enjoy "Icliots' Delight" in Wichita. Feb. 3, S. H. S. Printers visit Cappers, Topeka High School, and the Capitol. Feb. 7, Krueger conducts the K. C. Philharmonic Orchestra in matinee and evening concerts. Feb. 8-14, Boy Scouts cele-