Salina High School - Trail Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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SUPERINTENDENT W. S. HEUSNER

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Table of Contents Dedication 3 Staff 4 Contents 5 Supt. W. S. Heusner 6 Prin. Geo. F. Brooks 7 High School Faculty 8 High School Faculty 9 High School Building 10 Seniors 1 1 Literarr 22 The Vision 23 Poem 24 Love 40 25 Last Look 31 Last Will and Testament 33 Prophecy 35 Rotten Eggs and Roses 37 Girls Club 38 Boys Club 38 Senior Snaps 39 Farewell 40 Senior Program 41 Miss Fern Fitzpatrick 42 Mr. Karl H. Miller 42 Lloyd Muir, Editor 43 Ben Wood, Business Mgr. 43 Editorials 44 Departments 45 English 46 Music 46 Physical Training 47 Household Arts 48 Manual Training 49 Language 50 Mathematics 52 History 53 Sience 54 Commercial 55 Printing 57 Juniors 60 Sophomores 62 Freshmen 64 Frophecy Continued 66 Items of Interest 67 Coach Edwards 70 Athletics 71 Football 72 Boy ' s Basketball 74 Girl ' s Basketball 76 Track 78 Grammar School News 80 Just Nonsense 83 Cabinet Minister 86 Cantata 87 Cartoons 88 The Habit Staff 90 Read the advertisements. You will find what you want on our advertising pages. The exchange jokes on the adver- tising pages are spicy . Read them.

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One of the most familiar figures in the high school life of the past six years has been that of our friend Mr. Geo. F Brooks For four years he taught mathematics and science in on- high school, after which he was promoted to the principalship which he has since held. Mr. Brooks is a man of force, well prepared in an educational way for the work that he has been doing, a good executive, vigorous in his adminstration of affairs, enthusiastic for the success of every high school activity. Mrs. Brooks, with her splendid musical talent has been very helpful to us. The Habit representing the high school wishes to express its thanks and appre- ciation to her. The high school has flourished under Mr. Brooks’ able direction, and will be the loser by his going . That he may find his new home a pleasant one, and his new work entirely up to his expections, is the wish of the Salina high school. Seven