Salina High School - Trail Yearbook (Salina, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1933 volume:

2 41 w J' YW z Y if ,x 2 Q 5 5 Wx X ff 'ibmfi THE TRAIL +1933 Pumislnedl Ly the Senior of the d.SS Sarniaxna High Scllnocuan TRAIL STAFF Patty Peterson .... Beulah Pinneo Kenneth Middleton Thomas Tucker -. - Katherine Nelson -- Vivian Fox Lester Willis Clyde Goodman -- Darold Greene Katherine A. Gemmill .... W. H. Woodhouse--- ' 19331 -----Editor-in-Chief -----Associate Editors ----Business Manager -----Department Editors Printers' Committee -----------Sponsor -----Printing Supervisor 1, DEDICATIQN Because he visioned and planned this commencement for us and because we know he is our friend and believes in us, this book is dedicated to W. S. Heusner by the class of 1933, in honor of his twenty years of service in the Salina Schools. CQNTENTS Schoohs .Atllnllcetics Activities Features v Q 1 U w I SCHCDCDL xr-2 1-1 .I 'H '5 ,, f' ' H H 'G' ff I H frrfrnf A TYPICAL LAST MINUTE SCENE IN THE WASHINGTON CORRIDOR E656 TRAI If 19331 I I .... .Y .. - n W ....,. rrhlwn. F vr .-ff, EQ 525,55 E m,:,J i.......i wr ,,, F W. S. HEUSNER SUPERINTENDENT fcsne TRAIL 1939 9:9 - 1-'f'- f' fp g1e - Q u- ,F , 'PPP U W. W. WARING PRINCIPAL 11LfeJW Q 23 1 we-f N-Q.-ef-1 , , -. nn f- .. MHHMHHBH U f H N. ,,, , E5 l - . ..I--1--..... .- rrrf OWEN E' HODGSON MISS KATE B. MILES Vice-Principal Dean of Girls WASHINGTON WASHINGTON CLARENCE A. BROOKS MISS MARY LOUGH Vice-Principal Dean of Girls LINCOLN LINCOLN and ROOSEVELT C163 -flifme TRAIL 195333 ,- -U 1-.ran-1 . 1X-f.-...-1. -an .gn ,Nfgvluu Zi FF - ' vp n- V R ., if, wif U ,S . mn - - . f ,mpgs fp MISS FRANCES ANDERSON Lincoln English MISS MARGARET CARPENTER Lincoln and Washington English, Journalism J. E. ANDERSON Washington Social Science, Debate MISS GRACIA COOK Lincoln Mathematics MISS AMY ARMSTRONG Lincoln and Washington German, Psychology MISS ELIZABETH CURRIE Lincoln Clothing E. G. BARBER Washington Industrial Arts JAMES M. DOUGLASS Lincoln Physical Training, Coach MISS JEANNE BEARDSLEY Roosevelt and Lincoln Physical Training MISS AGANETHA ENTZ Roosevelt Mathematics, Social Science MISS GLADYS BRADFORD Roosevelt English MISS FLORENCE FERRIS Roosevelt Mathematics l 1172 O - QQWG TRAIL 193313 -5 -1 -.v L-.x 12x.x.x-c...'- -- W- :w::' i - A . H BE f . , MISS MARY E. HAMILTON Lincoln Geometry MISS LUCY FLETCHER Roosevelt Social Science, English V. S. HASS Lincoln Social Science MISS LILA FULLER Washington Social Science HAROLD HEYWOOD Roosevelt General Science MISS JESSIE A. GEMMILL Washington and Lincoln French, Library A. L. JOHNSON Roosevelt Mathematics MISS KATHERINE A, GEMMILI Washington English, Trail IYISS FAYE KNOX Lincoln English JOHN GROTH Washington and Roosevelt Commercial C. F. LEBOW Washington Music MISS LUCIA HAGGART Roosevelt Foods we 'wiiaitilae A T. R. LEE Roosevelt Industrial Arts MISS ANNA LORA MILLER Washington Foods MISS HELEN LITOWICH Roosevelt English MISS HELEN MITCHELL Roosevelt Clothing MISS N. CATHERINE LONC Washington Commercial MISS LELIA Z. MOORL Washington English MISS ALICE MANLEY Roosevelt English , MISS' AMANDA NUESCHWANGFR Lincoln Algebra MISS FLORENCE MCCALL Washington and Lincoln Commercial G. H. OAKES Roosevelt Commercial MISS MARJORIE McGILL Washington Mathematics MISS KATHLEEN O'DONNELl Lincoln Geometry, Algebra K ,We TRAI - ui-. ..-a . Illini! N In 1 . . - HHMIHHB ' U cf 'f M.-5935 l I NELSON E. ORENDORFF Roosevelt Social Science W. E. SIMPSON Lincoln and Washington Social Science, Science WILBUR PFENNINGER Lincoln Manual Arts BLAINE E. SITES Washington Science MISS ADA PRESHAW Roosevelt Social Science MISS EDNA M. SMITH Washington History RALPH R. REED Roosevelt Industrial Arts MISS EDYTHE SMITH Lincoln Latin C. O. SCOTT Lincoln Science MISS HELEN STILLWELL Roosevelt Mathematics MISS NELL SEIVER Roosevelt Art PAUL THORNTON Roosevelt and Lincoln Music C207 M556 TRATEAIEJD ERNST UHRLAUB Roosevelt Athletic Director, Physical Training W. H. WOODHOUSE Roosevelt Printing MISS EMILY WILSON Lincoln Science MISS PAULINE SCHWARZ Lincoln English 5 c,,.h,.n , f .-wwf Q 'ml A I, W U - .... .,.. ,, ,, N fe. fn- U W, 5 1:41 ff -'- ,, W .f ff. W, I ,mm W 3 f New f ff Qf6Ee A TRAIL 1933! .as-.x-.1-45.5 f .... fe H x r ia , ff fr-ff fs ,. fr rr-rr ,rf jf gn v- Nautionelll Honor T ooietty Salina High Sclhooll Clhoplfzeli' T955 President . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer Donald Ayers Marjory Clark Theresa Davis Homer Dyck Ruthanna Epp Neil l-larkleroad John Harris Frank l-lays Stanley Marietta Tom Tucker Donald Ayers . Stanley Marietta . Beulah Pinneo Mary McCraner Kenneth Middleton Katherine Nelson Mary Elizabeth Otey Patty Peterson Beulah Pinneo Sam Redmond Frances Stanley Martha Todd Nailiionoll Junior Honor Society President . Marion Armstrong Vice-President Dean Weber Secretary . . Betty Lee Wilson Treasurer . . . Mary Alice Arnold Marion Armstrong Mary Alice Arnold Lois Baber Lola Mae Bradshaw Harold Brown Maurine Blundon Elizabeth Carr Patsy Carson Edna Merle Farrar Marc Hale Edna Mae Hederstedt Wendell Knowles Elizabeth Larson Peggv Lynch Demova Mobley Margaret Parsons Grace Alrna Paulette Martha Ann Pinneo Arline Thompson Mildred Todd Dean Weber Cnloris Whelchel Betty Lee Wilson HIS A , , -at-fu-a f A gpm .. .f Q rm ii' Ai... f xg, fra U U' 'H' link. . 1' ef if ' WWE! 'Y'm, ff.-f HAROLD AGIN BARBARA BETH AYERS Entered from Paseo CKansas Cityj High School 45 Girl Reservesg Music Production Club. JOETTA ALEXANDER Girl Reservesg Rifle Clubg Ellen H. Richards Clubg Girls' Athletic Letter. E. BERNADINE BAGLEY C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 35 Girl Reservesg Music Production Clubg Boojum of Bagoref' BONNIE ARNETT Moved to Herington before close of term. MARGARET' FERN BAILEY Entered from Minneapolis High School 23 Girl Reservesg Home-Making Club. ARTHUR ASHTON Track Squad 2. EARL F. BAKER Scholarship Team 23 Rifle Clubg Student Council 3. JAMES B. AUSTIN Hi-Y ' THALIA MAY BANKER Entered from Ft. Collins fColoradoJ High School 25 Girl Reservesg Home-Living Club. DONALD AYERS President National Honor Socityg President Student Council 23 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 33 Student Councilg Debate Team. FRANK L. BARBEE News Staff' Hi Y Cabinet 1 2- A le 7 u' 1 7 ' sauce'g Class Vice-President 35 President Student Council 4. C233 . , mfr! 1 lT lL 152351 . .amz-.1 f' -4.1--, . .4--ft .Ei -I. H. ff 'Y ' lm'-fl - ' 3 EQ 555.15 - IU- - - - .--- ff- . ffffli f.. f FRANK BELL Football 2, 3, 4, Vice-President S Clubg Track 2 3, 4. FRANK BRIGHTBILL CARLYLE R. BELL C. K. L. Music Contest, Band and Orchestrag News Staffg Hi-Y Cabinet 1, 4. HAROLD B. BRIGHTBILL C. K. L. Music Contestg Student Council 25 Music Production Club. NORBERT' BOUGHTON Football Letter, 45 Football Squad 2, 35 S Club 4: Tumbling Team 1, 2. EARL BRITT Enterd from Redondo Beach qCa1iforniaj High School 2. G. RAYMOND BOYER Band. FEROL ALICE BROWN Girl Reservcsg Senior Girls' Club. EILEEN BOYS C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, 43 Vice-President Fresh- man Classy News Staff 3 Girl Reserves, Rifle Club. CHARLES D. CAIN C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 33 Football Squad 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y, Orchestra. MARSHALL J. BRADSHAW Hi-Yg Kodak Club. EVA VIRGINIA CAME C. K. L. Music Contest 35 Kodak Clubg Girl Reserves, Music Production Club. 7656- TRTAYIVIQQQZH not o t Y ,-, wsu-1 v fx uni . ,. ll rr K ll -- f r ' A u rff I 3 ffl ' U Elk: wifi! J. RAYMOND CARNAL C. K. L. Music Contest, Orchestra 3, 4, Music Produc- tion Club, Hi-Y, Rifle Club 1. MARY JANE CLIFFORD Girl Reserves Cabinet 2, 4, C. K. L. Music Contest 1, Orchestra, Music Production Club, Honor Letter 1. RAYMOND CASWELL HI-Y KEITH COLE Basketball 2, 3, S Club 3, 4, Tennis 2. HELEN MAE CHILDS VELMA EZELLA PARKER ROY M. CHRISTENSEN Hi-Y, C. K. L. Music Contest 3, Orchestra, Music Production Club. DELBERT C. COLLIISTER Student Council 2, C. K. L. Music Contest 3, Band, Rifle Club. LLOYD B. CHUMLEY S Club, Track Team 2, Track Letter 3, 4. MAXINE M. COOPER Girl Reserves, Rifle Club, Girls' Athletic Letter. MARJORY CLARK National Honor Society, Applesauce , Associate- Editor News, Student Council 3, Girl Reserves Cabi- net 2, 3, 4. CHARLES WILLIS COOPER 4253 M556 TRAIL H3313 L . ., . ,. . . 1 . ,, , ,L . . ,. -..IQ rf,,,f5 JH-l-------ee-A - 'wi P JOHN COX Entered from Wichita High North 2, Hi-Y. CLIFFORD CURTIS Track 33 Football 2, 3, 43 S Club, Rifle Club 1, 2, 3. RICHARD CRAVENS Class Treasurer 4g C. K. L. Music Contest 33 Band, Music Production Club. MARTHA E. DANIELSON Girl Reserves, Ellen H. Richards Club, Home-Living Club. GENEVA CRAWFORD C. K. L. Music Contest 13 Honor Letter 23 News Staff, Debate Club 35 Music Production Club. DONALD DARNELL C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 33 Football 23 Hi-Y. ELDON L. CROUTHERS C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra, Hi-Yg Kodak Club, 4. THERESIA DAVIS Entered from Britton fOklahomaJ High School 35 Girl Reserves, National Honor So- ciety. BOYD RAPLEE Rifle Club 1, 2. DOROTHY RAE DEARING - News Staff, C. K. L. Music Contest 3, Girl Reserves, Kcdak Club. RUBY MARGARET CUMBOW Girl Reserves, Ellen H. Richards Clubg Kodak Clubg Home Making Club. FLORENCE DELANEY Ellen H. Richards Clubg Girl Reserves. nfm-we rlvgifitffiessvn . 'G . fx .I-H F . 'mi --' I H -f Kr. F. 8 :ns -ii Hzluwl n M' rrp U I C- U H H ff ':' I 531:31 A, H,,l:,.f-F 1 rffr p ,., ,. MERLE DELANEY Basketball 2, 43 C. K. L. Music Contestg Bandg Foot- ball 43 Student Council 1. I RUTHANNA EPP National Honor Societyg UAPPIGSZUCQHQ Class Vice'-President 43 Sec. Music Production Club 43 Debate Club. CLIFFORD DETTY JR. Re-entered from McPherson High School 43 C. K. L. Music Contest, 1, 23 Football Letter 43 Basketball Letter 43 Hi-Y. ELEANOR ELIZABETH EXLINE President Ellen H. Richards Club 43 News Staff 3 Girl Reserves. EVELYN E. DIHLE . Girl Reservesg Senior Girls' Club. JACK M. FERNIMEN W. ROY DILLINGHAM Student Councilg Athletic Manager 2g Honor Letter 23 Hi-Y Cabinet 2, 3, 4. LUCILLE M. FICKEN News Staffg Girl Reservesg Senior Girls' Clubg Kodak Club. MARIE ALICE DOUD Entered from Sacred Heart High School 13 Home- Making' Club3 G. A. A. 2. VIRGINIA FITCH Girl Reserve Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 4g Debate 3, 45 Honor Letter 1, 23 Class Secretary 13 Student Council 2. HOMER DYCK National Honor Society3 Scholarship Team 1, 23 Hi- Y Cabinet 2, 43 Honor Letter 2. DOIROTHY JEAN FLOORE C. K. L. Music Contst 33 News Staffg Girl gtiesgrves Cabinet 3, 4g Rifle Club 23 Kodak u . C271 for Tumi. 192233 fi. Y ff. 1 ,..-,..s- Z, . .. . . . ,. as 5 QUIT : a ff :WU fff fe 17, 2 l -- ..,,,H .,.-1.gy ...Zigi :gggfp -L 2 VESTER FORD Track Letter 2, 3g S Club 3, 45 Basketball Squad 2 3, 45 Football Squad 4. ROY GARRIGUES Rifle Clubg Student Council 1. VIRGINIA FORREY Orchestra, Girl Retervesg Home-Making Club. DORIS LOUISE. GARRISON ' 'Girl Reserves: Orchestrag Ellen H. Richards Club, Kodak Club. VIVIAN H. FOX Girl Reserves Cabinet 45 Trail Staff, Senior Girls' Club. MILDRED L. GERTH G. A. A., Home-Making Clubg Rifle Club 1. ROBERT FURTICK Football Squad, Rifle Club C. K. I.. Music Contest, Kodak Club. MILES GILBERT Art. MARGIE D. GABLEMANN Girl Reserves Cabinet 35 Vice-Prsident Ellen H. Richards Club. KARL W. GILLMAN Basketball 2, 3, 4, S Club, Track 2, 3, 4g C. K. L. Music Contest, 1, 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 2 PAUL 0. GABLER Hi-Y Rifle! Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY M. GODBEY Student Councilg Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards Clubg Kodak Club. C 128D iii? CLYDE GOODMAN ,-, 'mx-wx-f . fxwm-Q.:--1: iEiHWi'5j nmH n F U E3 ...rigs Trail Staffg Student Council 15 Smith-Hughes Print- ing Certificate. GENEVIEVE HANSEN Girl Reservesg Home-Making Clubg Senior Girls' Club. MARION GOTTSCHALL Girl Reservesg Music Production Club. ELNA HANSON Girl Reservesg Home-Making Clubg Senior Girls' Club. PAULINE GRAVES' C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 35 Orchestrag Kodak Club 35 Music Production Clubg Girl Reserves. HELEN L. HANSEN Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards' Clubg Sen- oir Girls' Club. PAULINE GRAY Home-Living Club. NEIL HARKLEROAD National Honor Societyg Scholarship Team 3g C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 49 Rifle Clubg President Kodak Club. DAROLD GREENE Trail Staffg Smith-Hughes Printing Certificate. BETTY LOU HARRIS' Re'-entered from Narymount Academy 4g Rifle-Clubg Girl Reservesg Home-Making Club. KENNETH GRISWOLD Rifle Club. JOHN HARRIS National Honor Societyg Editor of Newsg 2 Scholarship Team 23 App'esauce g Debate Club. Q2 V656 TRAIL 123293 --.L-.x2..x.-.J-'- n H n ff .f - . e 5 ii E , 2.15 ff fa -. ' , H rrrr rrl A rv - f----A- --Ah frfr .15 ,, fr HELEN E. HAYNES Entered from El Dorado High School 3, Vice-PreSi- dent Home-Making Club, Girl Reserves. RICHARD HINDMAN Entered from Hastings fNebraskaJ High School 3. FRANK HAYS National Honor Societyg News Staffg Student Coun- cil, 3, 43 C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y Cab- inet 1, 2, 3, 4. EVERETT HORNER Entered from Leoti High School 2g Hi-Yg Bandg Music Production Club. ARCHIE HAZEN - Hi-Y Cabinet 1, 45 Boys' Councilg Rifle Club 1, 23 Basketball Squad 2g Tennis Squad 3. HELEN NAOMI HOWARD Entered from Marysville High School 35 Girl Reserves, Home-Making Club. EVERETT HED Hi-Yg Student Council. VERA HUNT Moved to Beloit before close of term. GUS I-IEIMERSON LAURA A. JOHNSON Girl Reserves, Student Council: Treasurer Home-Making Club. RITA MILDRED HENRY C. K. L. Music Contest, 33 Girl Reserves Cabinet 33 Kodak Club 4. ' NADINE NAOMI JOHNSON Girl Reservesg Home-Making Club. 1305 H , . f 'vm-...-4: -In .1 Y 4 ,,,.., rv n If 'P -- .... ...- ,..... 1 ,, ,F ...mn ... lm' H. .... Ir ,rg :L-r U ,..,.,. ,Q ff rms.. . 'P - F 'fig rr-H.-1 , fm ., fm- ,,,.,, V. ROSALIE JOHNSON Entered from Glendale High School 35 Girl Re- servesg Senior Girls' Club. FRANCES KLEMA Rifle Clubg Librariang Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards Club. RUSSELL JOHN SON C. K. L. Music Contestg Hi-Y. ELLA MAE KNITTLE- Girl Reservesg Vice-President Senior Girls' Clubg Kodak Club. LAURENCE JUSTUS Hi-Yg Football Squad 2, 35 Pep Club 3. EMMA LILLIAN KRAMER Girl Reserves Cabinet 43 News Staff g Cheer Leader 1, 2, 35 Student Council lg Rifle Club 1. VERA F. KEAS Girl Reservesg Senior Girls' Club. WALLACE S. LANGMADE Entered from Boone flowaj High School 43 Footballg S Club. ROBERT KELLEY GRETCHEN LANTZ Moved to Hays before close of term. WILLIAM V. KENISON Entered from Herington High School 3g Hi-Yg Bas- ketball Squad 3. MARGUERITE LEVIN Girl Reserves 3 Ellen H. Richards Club. C311 1 10559 TRAIL 3.192553 f- X V ,MP-vzfip if--f K S -'-- 7-fr..-...W-' Y -' 4- 'ff Us gin V l EDWIN M. LEWIS Scholarship Team 3. ELEANOR L. LOVAN News Staffg Girl Reserves Cabinet 3g C. K. L. Music Contest 3g Rifle Club. ELVERA M. LINDNER Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards Clubg Home Making Clubg G. A. A. PAUL LOWE Hi-Y 2. ROY G. LINDNER Hi-Yg Pep Club. DOROTHEA R. LUNDBE-RG Girl Reservesg Kodak Clubg Home-Making Club. JOE B. LOCKARD Hi-Y. ION LUNDQUIST Entered from Falun High School 2g Girl Reserves. DONALD LOCKWOOD Band. ELVERDA M. MALMSTROM 'Girl Reservesg Home-Making Club. ZAIRE LONG Girl Reservesg Home-Making Club. JOHN STANLEY MARIETTA Vice-President National Honor Societyg Point System Secretary 2, 43 News Staffg Hi-Y Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 45 Scholarship Team 1, 3. 1327 ,-! --.rm-A v fxwm-.J--nr .... - :rm If W K ., Y A lnlul .. I--v' , ,, VY V1 lv rf fm' fm' --- rr .. n n rr fr fffr . , - .:i , ff-f I HAROLD MARTIN MARY MCCRANER National Honor Society, Class President 13 Debate Team 2, 3, 45 Applesauce g Honor Letter 2, 3, 4. LLOYD E. MATTISON Hi-Y, Football Squad 2, 4. DONALD R. MCPHAIL Hi-Y. KENNETH N. MATTSON Band, C. K. L. Music Contest. FRANCES MEIER Girl Reserves, Student Council 15 Secretary Jun- ior Girls' Club. CHARLOTTE CHRISTINE Student Council 25 Girl JOHN MERCER Entered from Goodland High School 4. JOHN R. MAXWELL Hi-Y, Student Councilg Track Team. EDWARD MERTE Class President 4g Hi-Y Cabinet 4, Student Council 2, 3, 45 ETHEL MAE McCOLLUM Girl Reserves, Home-Making' Club, G. A. A. KENNETH A. MIDDLETON National Honor Societyg Trail Staff 3 Scholar- ship Tieam 1, 2, 35 Rifle Club 2, 43 Hi-Y. 1331 . -fr-'N E. HHH!!! Q EE MAYFIELD Reserves, Home Making Club. L News Staffg Boys' Council. iff E TRAlllL 211223. ,....,4- -.x..z.-45. . , . ,--- . IEE -1' ' .. ff 'ff 1 42653 :,. H . rrr, 15 . -' fm fm r 1 GORDON MILLER 1 Entered from Topeka High School, 3. V CLIFFORD NELSON Hi-Yg C. K. L. Music Contestg Student Council. NICK MILLS Hi-Yg C. K. L. Music Contest 33 Student Council 1, 23 Orchestra, Pep Club. KATHERINE M. NELSON National Honor Societyg Trail Staff, Girl Reserves. FRANCES J. MUIR C. K. L. Music Contestg Girl Reserves, Music Produc- tion Clubg Kodak Club. PAULINE NELSON Scholarship Team 3g C. K. L.. Music Contest lg G. A. A., Orchestra, Ellen H. Richards Club. KATHARINE MYERS President Ellen H. Richards Clubg Girl Reservesg Home-Living Club. FRANCES MAE NIESCHBURG Ellen H. Richards Club, Girl Reservesg Sen- ior' Girls' Club. PAULINE NASH Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club. JEAN NIQUETTE Entered from Manhattan High School 25 Senior Girls' Club. EUGENE NEELAND Entered from Marion High School 25 Applesauce g C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Cabinet 3, 43 Student Council 4. EULALAH B. NISSEN G. A. A. Letterg Student Council 45 Girl Re- serves Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 43 News Staffg C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, 4. 3X 1347 ...Q 'nr-fn-1 , kxwfn-.i-nr ,,-. ,gg. 4 -... if 1 if f- ix- .....- y l '1-.I lg'lg ' ff ff' f-ff U nm ff- 'I' . V n n rr 1 I-rrr I f mn... . . ...-.1 .- ,,,,, MERL E. NORDBOE Entered from Ottawa High School 3. JAMES OWENS Applesauce 3 Class Treasurer 33 Tennis Letterg Vice-President Boys' Councilg News Staff. JULIETTE M. OBERG Girl Reservesg Glee Clubg Kodak Clubg Pep Club. WILMA OWENS Scholarship Team 1, 23 Ellen H. Richards' Club3 Home-Making Clubg Girl Reserves. ZEPHERN OBERSTACHE Entered from Wichita High School North 3g Girl Re- servesg News Staffg Secretary of Senior Girls' Club. JOHN PARK C. K. L. Music Contest li Football Squad 2, 33 Rifle Club. J. GORDON OLSON Rifle Clubg Scholarship Team 2. CLARE NELL PAUGH News Staffg Rifle Clubg Girl Reservesg Mu- sic Production Clubg Treasurer Senior Girls' Club. MALCOLM OLSEN Basketball Squad 2, 43 Football Squad 2, 33 S ' Clubg Hi-Y. PHYLLIS LEE PAXTON Girl Reservesg Glee Clubg Music Production Clubg Pep Club. MARY ELIZABETH OTEY National Honor Societyg Girl Reserves Cabinet 2, 43 Scholarship Team 2, 33 Honor Letter 23 Librarian 4. ALICE VIVIAN PETERSON Senior Girls' Club3 Girl Reservesg Home- Making Club. 425m A lL 1933 jp , V- A,,..s...m : QA , N .f N .3 1 V, re . . W if .V .r , . 4 li H V j , 41 n rr ffiqtg Cff, 55 Ms. --if -.ska , A frff F fm, , PATTY PETERSON National Honor Societyg Editor of Trailg Girl Re- serves Cabinet 4g Scholarship Team 2, 3g Honor Letter. DELN0 I. PINKHAM Hi-Yg Kodak Club. ELVA A. PFEIFER Girl Reservesg Home-Making Clubg Senior Girls' Club. BEULAH PINNEO Secretary-Treasurer National Honor Societyg Associate-Editor of Trailg Girl Reserves Cabinet 2, 45 Scholarship Te-am 33 Student Council 3. CAROLYN MARIAN PHILLIPS Girl Reservesg Kodak Clubg Senior Girls' Club. ELEANOR POPPENHOUSE Entered from Owensville fMissouriJ High School 43 Senior Girls' Clubig Girl Reserves. RICHARD H. PICKERING Football 43 S Club. SAM B. REDMOND National Honor Societyg Schoarship Team 1, 2 5 Class Treasurer 23 Secretary of Student Council 3g President of Music Production Club. VELNA PICKING Girl Reservesg Joan of Arc. ELIZABETH REESE Entered from Osborne High School 45 Music Production Clubg Girl Reserves. JOE T. PICKETT Football Squad 2. RUTH I. RHOADES Girl Reservesg Kodak Clubg Pep Club. iii? TRAllL,,l333 We H ,-, . fx .-nr-nr .n' f .1 VY ll lr iii U AF' Ei n-'-v -' ' lfiirsw J. ERLE RHODES Hi-Yg Football Squad 33 Track Squad 4. MURRAY KIZER Glee Club lg Track Squad 33 S Club 4. DAVID ROBERTS Hi-Y Cabinet 2. OLETHA ELIZABETH ROCK Student Council 2g Kodak Clubg Ellen H. Richards Clubg Home-Making Club. HARRY ROBERTS WOODROW A. ROSS Football 3, 4g Basketball 3, 43 S Clubg Track 3. LENADALE ROBERTS Girl Reservesg Kodak Clubg Pep Clubg Glee Club. WIRT C. SALTHOUSE Hi-Y Cabinet 25 Rifle Club. VESTA L. ROBERTSON Entered from Abilene High School 33 Girl Reserves. BETTY SANDERSON President Junior Girls' Clubg Rifle Clubg Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards Clubg Pep Club. ELEANOR M. ROBISON Girl Reservesg Home-Making Club. WILLIS G. SARVIS Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4g President of Hi-Y 2, 4g Athletic Manager 2, 35 Vice-President Stu- dent Council 4g Vice-President Hi-Y 3. on . We Twin. -wsu 'Q , .f K' -5 - gl? F: : z :::.U :mfr ....L,,.:f?::.. 5- rf-Zig! ,yr gf LILLIAN SAVAGE Left School in January. RICHARD W. SMITH Scholarship Contest 23 Rifle Clubg Football Squad 2, 3, 43 Honor Letter 25 Boys' Council. MARGARET SCHAFER Girl Reserves, Ellen H. Richards Clubg Home-Making Club. WILLIS O. SM-TH Football 2, 4, S Clubg Hi-Y Cabinet 23 National Athletic Honor Society. LAWRENCE SEXSMITH Entered from Concordia High School lg Hi-Y. BYRON SNYDER Football Squad 2, 3, 4. HELEN BERNIECE SHANK Student Council 45 Girl Reserves Cabinet 43 G. A. A.5 Treasurer Kodak Club. CLETUS' SNYDER Basketball 2, 3, 43 S Club, National Ath- letic Honor Society. URSELINA SCHARPLAZ Girl Reservesg Kodak Club, Home Making Club. GEORGE L. SONDERGARD DOROTHEE M. SHERLEY Girl Reserves, Home-Making Club. VIVIAN M. SPAETH Girl Reserves, Student Council, Boojum of Bagorevg Kodak Club. 438k I I --.rem-e fxwf.-f-M-v ..- .El ..T.lln-vu ., ,, vr gg . 7 4? I ,gp m-f If , 11 5 ,fi SFF. U ' , mu- -- M P Wigs. HOMER N. SPENCE Band, Rifle Club, Hi-Yg Football Squad 2, 3. MAXINE HELEN SUTTON Girl Reserves Cabinet 49 Kodak Clubg G. A. A. FRANCES M. STANLEY National Honor Societyg Scholarship Tearn 1, 2, 35 Girl Reserves Cabinet 2, 3, 45 C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 4. ROBERT SWIFT Football 2, 3, 49 Basketball 2, 3, 45 SU Clubg Hi-Y. WAYNE STEVENSON Hi-Yg Basketball Squad 2. OPAL JEANNE TALBERT Girl Reservesg Home-Making Clubg Senior Girls' Club. LAWRENCE J. STRUBLE Hi-Yg Track Squadg Athletic Treasurer 4. MYRL D. THOMPS'ON C. K. L. Music Contestg Student Council 1. KENNETH LUTZ SULLIVAN Hi-Y, Bandg Kodak Club. CLARA MAY TINKLER Entered from Gypsum High School 35 Home- Making Club. NADINE F. SUTTER Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards Club, Pep Club. MARTHA L. TODD National Honor Society, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 33 Sextette 3, 45 Girl Reserves Cabinet 3, 4g Student Council Secretary 4. 1393 'GHG TRAllC 295313 Exile .Q Auf f ,Wg ,Zapp RUTH C. TUCKER Scholarship Team lg Girl Reservesg Senior Girls' Club. GAYLE WARNER Left school in February. THOMAS R. TUCKER National Honor Societyg Trail Staffg C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y Cabinet 4. RALPH LE ROY WARNOW Hi-Yg Football Squad. .EVELYN NADINE TURNER Girl Reservesg News Staffg Home-Making Club. WILBUR WEIANS Football Squad 2, 3, 4g Sergeant-at-arms S Club. GAIL TWIBELL DORIS' WEIR Entered from Abilene High School 3g Girl Reservesg Home-Living Club. 'IRA C. TYLER Hi-Yg Football Squad 1, 33 Pep Clubg Student Coun- cil 2. VIRGINIA WEIS Left school in December. JUNE VERMILLION Entered from Bristow QOklahomaJ High School 33 Girl Reservesg Home-Making Clubg President Senior Girls' Club-. CLINTON WHELCHEL Basketball Squad 2. ...HH CLIFFORD A. WILLCOXSON Hi-Yg Kodak Club. LESTER ANDREW WHEELER Hi-YQ Rifle Clubg Boys' Council. LESTER WILLIS Trail Staffg Kodak Clubg Smith-Hughes Printing Certificate: Hobo King 4. VIRGINIA WOODFORD Honor Letter 1, 25 Girl Reservesg Student Council 15 Rifle Clubg G. A. A. ROBERT WILSON C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 35 Student Council 15 Pep Band 2, 33 Hi-Y. FRANCES WYATT Entred from Dodge City High School 35 Ellen H. Richards Clubg Home-Making Club. IDA HELEN WILSON Entered from Colfax flow.-aj High School 45 Girl Re- serves 3 Music Production Club. RUTH YOUNGBERG Girl Reservesg Kodak Clubg Home-Making Club. MAURINE H. WILVERS Ellen H. Richards Clubg Girl Reserves 3 Senior Girls' Club. PAUL F. ZILL Hi-Yg Rifle Clubg Track Team 25 Tumbling Team 1, 2. Seniors Whose Pictures Do .Not Appear LAWRENCE WINTERS GLADYS L. ALLEN JAY WINTERSTEIN EDWARD CRUSE ROBERT KEELER 1411 wie WML 2.122313 ' lllllIl1llfUJlI QHELSS Agin, Clealon Allen, Vella Mae Anderson, Clarence Appleton, Fred Arnold, Virginia Ashton, Leon Atkinson, Law- renee Baer, Helen Baker, Betty Barneck, Harlan Rarritt, George Beck, Daryl bengston, Floyd Bengston, LeRoy Benny, Loretta Houghton, Maxine Boyd, Dorothy Bragg, Edward Brewer, Maxine Brooks, Dorothy Brown, Bobb Brown, Evelyn Bucholz, Helen Buell, Dellloyd CaldWeDl, Giles Campbell, Idella. Caldwell, John Cannon, James Carroll, Leota Calhoon, Ruth Carlson, Robert Carter, Virginia Carr, Thomas Case, Alice Cejka, Adella Clark, Jack , Clark, Marjorie Claywell, Elgie Clements, Durw Coe, Herbert Cost, Bill Crank, Robert Elliott, Ruby Ericson, Eleanor Evans, lVayne Everhart, Viretta Fenny, Michael Fetterhoof, Vernon Fielder, Alex Finder Arthur Fink, Mary Ellen Finch, Henry Fisher, George Ford, Glenn ard Ford, Jesse Forrey. Robert Ford, Lester Friedson, Gordon Cruse, Jeanne Ann Furtick, Dorothy. Cumbow, Florence Garrigues, Francis Dalyrumple, XVes- Garrison, George lJeXVar, Guy Dodge, Allen Dodge- Mark Doud, Bill Eaton, Helen ley Gloyd, Arinond Goodall, Elaine Goodall, Kenneth Gordon, Mari-ella Graybill, Ilene Gregg, Phil Edenburgh, Mary Haggart, Bernice Jane Hagy, Harold Halstead, Raymond Hamilton, Mary lj. Hamillton, Ray- mond Hayden, Roy Hayden, Thelma Hieel, Eunice Hemphill, Edison Henry, Harold Hess, Opal Hickman, Virginia Hinkson, Helen Hofmann, Steven Hoisington, Mild- red Holman, Norman Horner, Lucille Houghton, Curtis Howard, Clare Howe. Ruth Hcuppelelieuser Ethmer Huff, Paul Hull, Odetta Hunter, John Johnson, Gladys Johnson, Leanion Johnson, Leo Johnson, Mabel Johnson, Raymond Johnson, Robert Jolley, A. D. Kathary, George Jorg, Luther Kearns, Courtney Keeler, Robert Keeler, Clifford Kelley, Louis Kennedy, Lucylle King, XValter Kingsley, Tommy Knittle, Mildred Knottgen, Melba Knottgen, Harold Koster, Jack Kraft, Charles Kratzer, Ruth Krueger, Virginia Kubitschek, Helen Kubischek, Paul Lacy, Vernon Ladd, Virginia Lee Lantz, Margaret Lebow, Rhoda i425 r-fl-f fi X ,-1, , . -.,L mf,-.fr Q um .i. f-...M 5,531 5: W r-- I U W H ,M ,Jr U gpg .G A F- Q ..n,,, ,- Until P :fp iuunior Class Lea-lmer, Elizabeth Levine, Olga Lindberg, LaVell,e Lindeman, Elmo Long, Charlotte Long, Evelyn Loyd, Lavon Lundstrom, Arm- well Mapes, Marjorie Marlin, James Marshall, Lee McAdams, Robert Mr-Carty, Fred McClain, Cecil McCluggage, Alice Mclntire, Leon McKim, Ruth McMurtrie, Mar- gal'8I McPhail, Rolland McSperitt, Evelyn Meadows, Athel Meier, Paul Melvin, Lyle , Meyer, Marion ' Mile s, Helen Miller, Delbert Tyler, Irene Miller, Francis Ramsey, Paul Miller, Luman Rassette, Mamie . Miller, Merle Rathert, Jean Mills, Moriea Reynolds, Howard Minor, Herbert Richter, Howard Mobley, Gale Rittgers, Kenneth Myers, Homer Roberts, Jane Neff, Ruby Robert, Juanita Nelson, Florence Robison, Ed Nelson, Mildr-d Rose, Ronald Nickum, Mary Roseman, Alberta Nicodemus, George Rotrock, Chester Northorp, Virginia Ryan, Kenneth Olson, Malcolm Sampson, Mary Palmer, Beverley Louise Parman, YVendell Sawhill, Rebecca Patchen, Ed. Adeline Perkins, Viola Schumacher, VVal- Perrill, Neva ter Perrill, Vera Scott, VValter Peterson, Kenneth SC1'0ggiI1S, Cecil Piper, Max Seitz, William Power, Bob S6Y1T10u1', Genevieve Shaver William Premysl, Adella Shephekdi Myrtle Prewett, Margaret Sloan, Maxine Quinn, Hugh Small, Lawrence Smith, Christina Smith, Alice Smith, Dorothy Smith, Nedra Smith, Stuart Snider, Pollyanna Solberg, Lawrence Spaeth, Harry Spangler E,laine Spencer, Maurine Starck, William Stauffer, Elma Striegel, Eva Sunderland, Earl Swan, Margaret Swanson, Viola Swedenbu rg, Grace Talbert, Herbert Templin, Roger Tennison, Ralph Thomas, Donald Thomesen. Carl Tillman, Mary Lou- ise Tremain, LaVern Turner, Doris Utt, Mary Helen Van Cleef, Flor- 61106 Veach, Clarence lvarnow, Hazel Webster, Dwight Webster, Ida Fay Weburg, Dorothy Weisgerber, Jack VVentworth, Ralph 'wVi1bur, Marvin XVilhelm, Richard Xvilliams, Mary llfilliams, William Willis, Bob Wilson, Alice Wilson, Cecil XVilso,n, Her-tha, Wise Alvin Wolfson, Billy VVood. Thelma VVood, Theron Woods, Ruth VVriter, Delbert YOUHE. Virginia Youngdahl, Carl Zill, Esther Zook, Marvin 1431 , 6559, TRIM lL 192331 Graves, John roms-ezvfsev fr ,iff gs Eels. :fantas- :E r rylylg JL, ,V H554 frffumj -E-JESSE.. -ff-2L...ii r ',:..--- 'Ii '. 555, L SOPEHOHHOTB Quass Ahlstedt, Jerry Alexander, Ruth Allbee, Elizabeth Allen, Edith Allen, Norma Allin, Betty May Anderson, Leona Appleton, Lucille Armour, Marvin Armstrong, Malrion Arnold, Mary Alice Baber, Lois Bachofer, Edward Baker, Helen Baker, Marvin Ballard, Ruby Bane, Marion Barkes, Shirley Barnard, Mary Barrett, Lorraine Bates, Regan Bays, Robert Beach, Margola Beineke, Eleanor Bell, Paul Benoit, Olene Berg, Lawrence Bergman, Arnold Black, Yarber Blundon, Maurine Bockius, Jack Borst, Lois Bowen, Kenneth Bradshaw, Bertha Coburn, Eunice Coffman, A rthur Collister, Cordelia BI'HdSh3vW, Lloyd Cooley, Albert Bradshaw, Lola Cooper, Paul Mae Cox, Richard Bradshaw, Vernon Crabtree, Veranita Bragg, Helen Brandt, June Bratton, Cecil Bratton, Genevieve Brick, Sam Britt, Lois Helen Bfrookhouser, Kath- lyn Brown, Harold Buehrle, Dorothy Buell, George Burkholder, Lowell Burns, Helen Burr, Sheldon Carlson, Ehrland Carney, Walter Carr, Elizabeth Carson, Patsy Cassell, Paul Chaddock, Wyone Church, Ralph Clark, Evelyn Clark, George Close, Paul Craigg, Thurman Crouthers, Eula Dahl E,verett Dalrymple, Char- lotte DeLaney, Charles Dewhirst, Lee Dickerman, Ed- VVard Dodd, Mildred Domino., Dorothy Dutton, Elsie Dvora.k, Edward Elving, Lois Evans, Leslie Exline, Mary Jo Farrar, Edna Merle Faulkner, Arlone Fincher, Ernestine Ford, Lawrence Francis, Dorman French, Luella Frick, Darrell Frobenius, Helen Garrison, Lois Gebhart, Frances Gebhart, Ruth Gerth, John Glazier, Jack Gillman, Mildred Goodholm, Carl Goodman, Ken- neth Gray, Myrvin Greene, Merrill Greene, Vernon Grinage, Marion Gruber, Josephine Gutsch, Merrill Hale Ma,rc Hall Lester Harmon, Dayle Harris, Jean Hay, Marion Heath, Roy Hederstedt, Edna May Helms, Helen Henry, Albert Henry, DeEarl Horan, Winifred Hogrefe, Pauline Hollenbeck, John Hoskins, Elmer Hoskins, Howard Howard, Wilma Hower, Neva Houghton, Donald Hunt, Joe Irving, Emma. Jagger, Cleo Jared, Louis Johnson, Fern Johnson, Lawson Johnson, Leonard Johnson, Orville Jones, Alfreda Jones, Murvis Jukes, Everet Just, Celia Kean, Elizabeth Kist, Billy Keys. Jean Kindlesparge-r, Doris King, Florence Kirby, Elsie Kline, Donald Knowles, Wendell Korn, Velma Kouns, Maynard Kouns, Vandella. Kraft, Allen Lacy, Violet Lamberuson, Ray 4445 e A f -ff 1- nu an L 'ww . 'X tw-vw .r - . my I K W. .. .V K ., M ,Y A 1 .. .. wwf. lL.,luw,Hn .. .v if 1 ff, U fn, gg r r ll V1 II If IPI fr ' ' ' MW -'-' 'F M? f wifi! ,C j'p Sophomore Class 1 Lantry, Pauline Mowery, Vera Ray, Stanley Smith, Helen Xvalker, VVil1ard Lantz, Axaline Neilson, Emmaline Haynesford, Arline Smith, Lois NVinn Wallace, Clarence Lantz M,aurine Nelson, Harriett Redenbaugh, Cleu- Smith, Maurice Walmer, VVinfred Larson, Elizabeth Nelson, Laurine tis Snead, Raymond VValther, Heinz Lauber, Bertha Nelson, Marie Reed, ,Elvin Sondergard, Lucille Walrholm, Harvey Lewis, Carroll Nelson, Victor Reitz, Gladys Spaeth, Virginia Waring, Walter Lewis, Virginia Nickum, Arthur Renard, Violet Sprinkle, Lois Warnow, Helen Lockwood, Mary Nicolas, Dale Richards, Lucille Stauffer, Mildred Warren, John Lundberg. Vincent Niquette, Vlirginia Ringquist, Eloise Stell, Marilynn VVeaver, Jack Lynch, Peggy O'Neil, Helen Ripley, Franoes Struble, Helen VVeber, Dean Magerkurth, Rich- Owen, Opal Robertson, Ivan Sullivan, Frances Weber, Roberta ard Parker, Aileen Robison, Howard Sundblom, Virgil NVeir, Lowell Manion, Dorine Parker, Winona Ross, Viola Sundblom, Virginia VVells, Leona Maupin, Garnett Parrish, Suzanna Samuelson, Wayne Swanson, Kenneth NVhelchel, Chloris Maxwell, Eddie Parsons, Margaret Sandberg, Doris Taylor, Charles VVhelchel, Virginia. McColl, Victor Paulette, Grace Al- Sanford, Anna Taylor, Mary Hel- 'NVhite, Marjorie McConnell, Bob ma. Louise en XVileox, Doris MeCraner, Rita Payton, Freddie Sauer, Ruth Templin, Reta VVilliams, Lois McGee, James Payton, Nvinifred Schrader, Clara Thomson, Arlene VVilson, Betty Lee Medov, Bessie Peterson, Mildred Schumacher, Bill Tibbits, Dorothy Xvilson, Betty May Menish, Raymond Phillips, Edith Seng, Catherine Todd, Mildred Winter, Lucille Meyer, Gladyne Pile, Edna Shafer, Clytie Torres, Ruth Wood, Arline Miller, Doris Pinkham, Carleen Shafer, Elwood Traver, Kermit Wood. Harlan Miller, Raymond Pinneo, Martha Shaffer, Ione Trivett, Edna XVorcester, Ralph Mobley, Demova Ann Sharps, Opal Trulson, Carrol VVright, Ann Montgomery, Opal Pohlman, Clarenee Shaver, John Tucker, William Vlfyatt, Jean Morlock, Geneva Porter, Charles Shelley, Margaret Tudor, Peggy Yarcho, VVayne Munson, Julius Prewitt, Gay Small, Marion Turtle, Jean Yockers, Kenneth Morse, Henry' Prewitt, Joy Smith, Ella 1-iuth VanCleef E,arl Yordy, VVayne Needels, NVin1fred Raferty, Mary Sue Smith, Evelyn Nvalburn, Bernard Young, Clinton 1453 fieaeeeajfigltigiij 19331 -,, as M. ,Q -, ... 1 1. grip -fulw Y f , 3--- is 1 .1 if , X W, . fem ie-LH iff? EiZlr5EEfESf?1 llf CBSllllll'll'llf8Lllll Class Adams, Robert Adams, Roy Ahlstedt, Florence Albert C,arl Allan, Milton Andrews, Helen Andrews, Josephin Appleton, Dorothy Austin, Helen Bacon, Estella Baker, Kendall Bane, Albert Bangs, Frank Banker, Virginia Barnes, Margaret Barnes, Marjorie Barnes, Nadine Bassett, Donald Bates, John Beggs, Robert Benfield, Robert Boyer, Melvin Bradshaw, Lois Brady, Alice Brady, Loyd Brodine, Carl Albert Broman, Warren Brown, Frances Brown, Mary Buchenau, Loy Bucholz, Bernice Buck, Laura Buell, Jack Burkholdcr, Warreli Buxton, Melba Caldwell, Arnold Campbell, W'a1lis Carter, Margaret Cash, Edwin Chappell, Margaret Clark, Burl Bishop, Flora Mae Clark, Dorothy Black, Glenn Boswell, Clark, Jack Clark, Paul Irma Lee Clavwell, Gerald Boswell, Lorne Boughton, Junior Boydston, Hartzel Clements, Mildred Cloud, Cleta Colden, Wayne Collister, Teddy Crawford, Yixline, Jean Margaret Farnsworth, Crossley, Ethvle Katherine Crowther, John Farrar, Lloyd Ctrowther, Vvillis Faulkner, Kenneth Currier, Francis Ficken, Bryce Dahlberg, Juni Finch, Frederick Dalrymple, Dan Fink, Leroy Davis, Louis Folsom, Charles Deeble, Earle Ganasle, Densford, William Catherine Joyce Derstine, Arline Gay, Darryl Detrixlie, Esther Gibbons, Marjorie Dickerson, Isabel Gibbs, Laverne Dishman, Enid Goodall, Jack Dishman, Genette Gordon, Robert Divelbiss, Melvin Graves, Carl Do dge, Mary Graybill, Kenneth Louise Green, Edward Doom, Everton Green. Kenneth Dopp, Ruth Mae Griffith, Frances Doud, Regena Dougherty, Dale Dryden, Junior Duewell, Alma Dupree, Earl Dutcher, Effie Edelman, Lola Gruber, Marie Grumbein, Bonnie Hale, Junior Hamilton, Viona Hancock, Helen M. Hardest ' F , Lawrence Haynes, Lois Hederstedt, June Hess, Alberta Hight, Mary Ellen Hisey, Wayne Hoffman, Nick Hollen, Marian Howard, John Charles Hoyt, Lorraine Hudson, Margaret Huiett, James Hughes, Hazel Isaacson, Violet Ivan, Isabel Jenney, Wfarren Jennings, Corrine Jennings, Marie Johnson, Angeline Johnson, Eleanor Johnson, Marjorie Johnson, Ruth Jones, Olive Jukes, Lucille Kaplan, Earl Keeler, Maxine Kelley, Joyce Kier, Loren Erickson, Lester Harmon, Pearl Kirkland ,Emma Erickson, Mary Hart, Judson Kleim, Edwin 1465 . e -A Q I lures-1 - fxwa--.i--n, Ex . F. - . -- :7 3 x M. : , I f- N if 'fl ag FFF, A f -- ,7 nf, ,. , I, TBS lllflldtlfll LHLSS l 1 l Klpma, Marion Kline, Edwin Kohman, Harold Lanier, Robert Larsen, Miriam Fern Larson, Marjorie l.aRue, lfllton Laliue, Kenneth Lash, Robert Lear, Roberta Lintz, Leone Lewis, Sue Ann Linck. Ruth Lindblom, Robert Lindemeyer, Robert Livers, Allan Loc-kard, Betty Jean Lointin, Noel Long, Bernice Long, Harrison Lorenson, John Lorenz, Eileen Lund, Louis Lundstrom, Bertha Lundstrom, Fred Main, James Mapes, Dorothy Marietta, Robert Martin, Barbara Martin, Nadean Marty, Standish Mason, Ralph Mason, Rita Mattison, Francis Maynard, Robert McArthur, Harvey Mc-Cabe, Vvilford McCarty, Peggy McClain, Opal McKim, Robert McKinney, Eugene Meller, ,Ernestine Miller, Calla Meyer, Violvt Miller, Maregaret Miller, Maxine Miller, Raymond Motn omer g Y. Wilberta Moore, David Moran, Fred Mosher, Mary Muir, Betty Neal, Nancy Nelson, Doris Nelson, Georgene Nethaway, Richard J ane Newland, Carroll Newlon, Oliver Norris, Marcia Nothern, Mildred Oberstachv, James Padgett, Helen Pafford, Mary Palmer, Idalia Parker, Robert Partch, Leo Patchen, Clifford Patrick, Garrett Payton, Della May Payton, Flora Perrill, Winifred Perry, Louis Peters, Dean Roland Pfalzgraf, Lorraine Pollybelle Pile, .Joseph Pinkham, Pickerill, Ardelle Porter, Charles Portnrfield , Maxine Prator, Bennie Prewett, Frank Price. Edwin Price, Elizabeth Price, Rosemary Ramey, Alvin Rarson, Howard Ray, Verney Reed, Esther Repaz, Eddie Reynolds, Katheryn Richmond, Amy Riggle, James Ringle, George Ringquist, Arlene Rivir, Keith Roberts, Howard Robertson, Bruce Royce, John Sandell, Virzinia Sauer, Hugh Saum, Albert Schroeder, Quinten Sohuerman, Keith Seitlirt, Lois Sheahon, Theodore Shedden, William Shelnut, Alyne Shelton, Frank Sherley, Donald Shields, Lorraine Simpson, Barbara Simpson, James Smith, Allen Smith, Paul Solberg, Robert Spangler, Garland Spencer, Lucille Spencer, Ralph Stauffer, Walter Struble. Dale Sullivan, Robert Sullivan, Virginia Surbaugh, Gene Swanson, Julia Swedenburg, Eugene Taylor, William Theleman, Edward Thompson, Kenneth Thorson, Clarence Tomlin, Noel Torres, Juanita Tozier, Frances Trautwein, June Trulson, Inez Utt, Richard Van Nordstrand, Continued on page 84 f47l Lum 'taint 193313 Brizendinv, Hazel Colvin, Maxine Gates, B13-l'ViH Q., gl 'Inj' - : If n rp-f 1 U fit- FA We 3 :fL.,,x,z 3,,,Efr,,EF::'a in fi , inf ,-f,:,,'4'g,AJ.-fmgl ,UJIEI Eighth Grade Adkins, Pattie Agin, Marie Ailer, Goldie Alfaro, Alfonso Allen, Frances Anderson, Edith Applebee, Aileue Armstrong, Ruth Ashton, James Ashton, Merle Austin, Marjorie Austin, Merle Bagley, Ethyl Bagley, Cleo Baker, G eo rge Bangs, Josephine Barber Elinore Barrett, Harold Beach, Geraldine Bennett, Donald Benoit, Teresa Benz, Arlene Berg, Leonard Cassell, Zita Bessey, Harold Chambers, Allen Betson, Valentine Chapel, Joe Bloom, La Donna Christenson, Paul Boileau, Emery Cejka, Ottello Boyer, Maxine Cloud, Jeanne Bradley, XVar1'en Colvin, Audrey Brouhard, William Cooley, Alma Brown, Ruby Cooper, Eugene Brown, WVilliam Cooper, Margaret Bruce, Edith Cooper, Oral Buehenau, Verna Corsaut, Elnora. Buehrle, John Coyle, Vernon Burt, Mable Crane, Edith Caldwell, Marlin Crites, Doyle Caldwell, Mildred Culver, David Cameron, Edward Cumberland, Har- Denison, Anita Ford, Clara De Vvar, Dorothy Forsythe. James Dewhirst, Anna Foster, Jack Dill,, Zola Dodge, Ruth Friedson, Leonard Frobenius, Bruce Dunn, Marguerite Garcia, Sllvero Durham, Cleta Durham, Iona Dvorak, Mary Eaton, Ulney Garrison, Dolores Gehrke, Evan Graves, Betty Eberhardt, Frank Green, Betty Jo Ebert, Lester Hagee, Dale Erickson, Clemens Hahn. M2UI'iI16 Esping, Robert Estep, Chalmer Farmer, XVayne Faulkner, Awin Faulkner, Glen Hahn, Roy Hall, Astrud Hall, Wayne Hamilton, Earliest Hammond, NV1lliani Campbell, Milford old Fish, Gary HYUISGH, John Carlson, Mary Daily, Beryl Fisher, Nlfilliam H?U'kI9l'03d- 'AT10 Carson, Betty Lee Day, Dorothy Fitch, John Harmml- Keltll Caskey, Guy Delianey, Don Flamme, Pauline Continued on p,ge84 v 1483 DMLLQ , , Eighth Grade Harris, Dona Lee Hartley, Harold Haworth, Merle Hay, Helen Caldwell, Arnold Hays, Vernon I-Lelwick, Charles Henringer, Gladys Henry, Verla Hepperly, Elsie Herrington, Ray Hess, Ella Hill, Leilla Houck, Frances Hull, Eloise Hunt, Irma Imler, Carl Ingram, Albert Jackson, Helen Jennings, Earl Johnson, Eulah Kean, Virginia Kearns, Eleanor Keeler, Nona Kelley, Doris Loader, Edward Lohman, Milton Loop. Carlin Kilgore, Vivian Lopshire, Genevieve Kilgore, Violet Klema, Ernest Kline, Dale Lynn, Clarence Marty, Alma Massey, ln Roy Knight, Marjorie Maupin, Pauline Knitter, NVinifred McAdams, Marjorie Kroenlein, Lorene Mayfield, James Krueger, Jeanette Mc-Call, 'Viola Kubitschek, Bern- McCarty, Edwin ard MeCluggage, Mild- Kubitchek, Raphael red Lagerberg, Doris McCreery, Norman Lambert, Peggy McFadden, Viva Langniade, Lloyd McKinney, Maxine Lantz, George Larson, Lavern Lee, Virginia Leonard, Mildred Lindeinan, Eileen Lendgren, Alfred McLane, Dorothy McMicke1l, Eugene McMillin, Regina McNeil, Viola Menish, Melba Merrill, Mary Miller, Elden Minard, Leola Monahan, Virginia Moore, Daniel Muir, Marjorie Morse, Josephine Napier, Lavelta Needels, lValter Nelson, Alfred Alvin Nelson, Nelson, Laurence Nelson, Richard Ruby Nelson, Nethaway, Joan Nicolas, Raymond Norton, Jack Oberlander, Robert Oehlert, Vedah Ogden, Stanley Oi Neal, Elinor Padfield, Earl Paulette, Robert Peek, Carson Pecking, Veneta Pennock, Paul Peterson, Anita Peterson, Emma Peterson, Helen Philips, Kenyon Phillips, Laurence Pierce, Roderick Plunkett, Robert Porher, Samuel Priddy, 'xlberta Rainer, Merle Reed, Ernest Richards, Betty Richards, Mabel Ripley, Florence Robertson, Betty Robinson, Fern Rogers, Ardytli Romine, Echo Romine, June Rose, Margaret Continued on Page f49l 84 ff:-',',LQT Q iiiilflfppfqa --- -i- -- ,log 4 2' A W -eu , N ,pg -.1 ffilflfr Ufffr eyentln Gfraalle Abrams, Estelle Adams, Annabelle Adams, Clahlce Adams, George Adkinson, Dean Agin, Gerald Allbee, Andrew Allin, Esther Allin, Robert Allison, Loine Allison, Maxine Anderson, Edythe Anderson, Marjorie Anderson, Virginia Ashton ,Anna Ashton, Henry Ashton, Wilbur Atwater, Lucille Hauhofer, Ralph Baolitold, Mary Baier, Harold Banker, Merlin Barekman, Dorothy Barkes, Lois Haurngartner, John Bell, Dorothy Bell, Mary Bengston, Nathan Benz, B-tty BiSl'l0p, John Boileau, Frederick Cloud, Joe Elliott, Edgar Gorrell, Irene Borst, Lyle Clovis, Samuel Elliott, Jack Gotschall, Russell Bowles, Charles Coatney, Ruby Enos, Vaiene Gough, Dorothy Boys, Virginia Coaler, Eva Everhart, Chester Garves. Eleanor Brock, Ruth Collister, Richard Fallis, Theda Gray, Gracie Brodine, Walter Connelley, Charles Farr, Leland Gray, Loren I-Irookhouser, Ethel Constable, Loren Felt, Martha Grecian, VVi11iam Brooks, Albert Cooper, Ralph Finney, Evelyn Green, Emma Brothers, Hazel Cooper, Virginia Flamme, Lois Green, James Brown, Clarence Cox, Clar--nee Florenz, Frank Greene, Marvin Buchan, Frances Cox, Clifford Ford, Ray Gregg, HHITY Buell, Ethleyn Cox, Rosaline Forrey, Donald Griffith, Mary Buell, Evelyn Coyle, Bonnie Fowler, Adeline Gross, Betty Jane llurgess, Frances Crosby, Dorothy Freeman, Anna Gurley, Julia Ann llurkholder, Caryl Crowther, Harold Freeman, Doris Gutsch, Virginia Butcher, Carl Cubberley, Dorothy Forbenius, Robert Hall, Jack Cain, Vera Cumbow, Virginia Galliou, Helen Hall, LaVerne Caldwell, Betty Dahle, Warren Garrigues, Dale Hall, Verne Carlson, Dorothy Dalryinple, Effie Garrison, Clarence Hargrave, William Carroll, John Danielson, Esther Garrison, Wesley Hart, Verbena Case, Charles Densford, John Gebhart, Donald Hayne, James Cassell, Hilborn Dettrixhe, Cather- Gentry, Nancy Hays, James Cejka, Clinton ine Gile, Ann Hazen, Forrest Chaddoek, Norma Dodge, Mary Gile, Harvey Hook, Rlarvin Lee Doon, XVarren Gile, Nadine Fleck, Rlelvin Charhoneau, Geo. Doty, Ralph Giltner, Williani Hed, Hgmer Christenson, John Drake, Constance Godfrey, Dorothy Helmickf Glenn Chureh, Iiobert Dryden, Virginia, Goodwin, Virgil fflenry, Clegtus Clark, Elson DuP1'e-', P21111 G00flVVll1, Vwlliam Hessler, Virginia Clrments Howard liberhardt, Fred Gorrell, Alfred Higgins, Helen 1 I I i C5 07 r l 1933 e H H eveintii Gradle Hiler, Yvonne Hill, ReRoy Hillyard, Maxine Hinds, Bernis Hinkle, William Hinkson, Betty .lane Hoisington, .Junior Ho-llen, Eva Mae Hollenbacnk, Ward Holmberg, James Howard, Jainfs Hoyt, Charlotte Hughes, Harold Humes, Frances Huston, Robert Hutchins, Nellie Ingram, Ralph Itzen, Ellen Jessen, Clarence Johnson, Carl Johnson, Floyd Johnson, Lena Ma- ri-e Johnson, Margaret Johnson, Phillip Jolley, Curtis Just, Dorothy Kindlesparger Jack Kinkead, Harley Kizer, Virginia Knight, James Kouns, Juliet Kubitschek, Robert Kuhn, Chris Lacy, Martha A Lambert, Marvin Lanier, Leona Lanier, Roland Lantry, Mary Lanz, Evelyn Larson, Harlan Lauliengayer, Betty Leonard, Helen Liggett, Jack Lindenmeyer, Ches- ter Livingston, VVayne Locke, Charles Lockwood, George Loomis, Charlotte Lorenson, Alice Lynch, John Lynn, Kenneth Madden, Dorothy Madden, WVilbur Magathan, Rollen Manion, Kenneth Martin, livora. Maupin, William Mayo, Helen Mcl3eth, Harold McCabe, Homart l'iIoCarga,r, Gifford MCCL!Fll1l'Jk, Doris McClain, Ralph McConnell, George McConnell, Lyndon McCune, Elvin Melvlinn, Claude MrPha.il, Nathalie, McQuistion, Naomi Meade, Donald Mercer, Jack Meyers, Marcella Adaline Miller, Miller, Fern Miller, Jane Miller, Raymond Miller, Rose Milleson, Elmer Mills, Dean Mitchell, Roy Mohley, Paul Molby, Marcia Monfold, Lloyd Moore, Corrine Moralez, Manuel Morrow, William Moses, Doris Mosher, Ruth Nlullikin, Betty Musser, Milford Myers, Richard Neal, 'William Neeland, George Nielson, Swen Neilson ,Earl Nelson, Rolland Newoorn, Dorothy Newland, Rex Nissen, Clvo Norton, Chester Odgers, Richard Park, Benjamin Parker, Louise Pawling, XVilliani Peck, Muriel Peets, Ernest Peterson, Ralph Pfalzgraf, Thyrza Pile, Virginia Plrnkett, Richard Poppenhouse. Rob- ert Porter, Mary Ellen Pratt, Eileen Pri:-e, Leroy Priddy, Ollie May Ramey, Lovella Raplee, Dale Reed, Albert Reed, Jean Reed, 'William Reh, VVanda Richards, Gladys Richter, Ruth Ripley, Earl Rittzers, Bernard Roseberg, Charlotte Roscoe, Margaret Rose, Gertrude Ross V,ernon Rush, Martha Ryan, Virgiinia Sampson, Marie Sampson, Stanley Sanchez, Jessie Sanchez. Joseph Sanchez, Santos Sauer, Virginia Schultz, William Seymour, Donovan Shaver, Mary Sheahon, Catherine Sheets, Lena Shelton, Charles Shepherd, Bessie Continued on Page 84 1511 ., , mi1:..,.-13.91-,rs-:A V, we A u :mu :: U , 5 Egimlsza.. H f' H si n I ff fr, , :H , r.....'., 2' --Af ' '- 1:'l..H' --I 'lE ru-rr ,- State Scelhollarsllnip Ilonttesitamuts SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL English I: Wilberta Montgomery Laura Lee Waring English II: Elizabeth Carr Maurine Blundon English III: Dorothy Furtick Mildred I-Ioisington English IV: Martha Todd John Harris Algebra I: Keith Schuerman Frances .Griffith Algebra III: L Mark Dodge Fred Appleton Plane Geometry: Lois Baber Wayne Yordy Solid Geometry: Robert Crank Delbert Miller Biology: Stanley Marietta Dean Weber Chemistry: Kenneth Middleton Paul Kubitschek Physics: Delbert Co-llister Neil Harkleroad American History: Homer Dyck Don Ayers Constitution: Delbert Collister Lester Wheeler English VII: Marcia Molby Katharine Gentry English VIII: Ernest Reed Elinore Barber English IX: Doris Nelson Nick Hoffman Mathematics VII: Marcia Molby Robert Viles Mathematics VIII: Ernest Reed Mod. dz European Hist. Edward Dickerman Martha Ann Pinneo World History: Grace Alma Paulette Roy Heath Psychology: Theresa Davis Luman Miller Current History I: Merrill Greene Roy Heath Current History II: Mary Elizabeth Otey Beulah Pinneo Economics: Archie Hazen Arthur Fielder French I: Paul Huff Robert Crank French II: Frances Stanley Jean Niquette German I: Esther Zill Bill Seitz Latin I: Robert Sullivan Harrison Long Latin II: Maurine Blundon Martha Ann Pinneo Cicero: Patty Peterson Mary Elizabeth Otey Spelling II: Marion Armstrong Wendell Knowles Spelling III: Don Ayers JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Ernest Klema Algebra I: Harrison Long Robert Sullivan General Science: Keith Schuerman Allen Livers Community Civics: Melba Buxton Richard Utt Social Science Vll: Fred Eberhardt Andrew Allbee Social S'cience VIII: me rirrxiil 9333 Beulah Pinneo Bookkeeping: Lois Baber Edwin Lewis Commercial Law: Eugene Neeland Jack Weisgerber Foods: Frances Klema Helen Hinkson Clothing: Ethmer Huppelheuser Martha Todd Manual Training: Kenneth Bowen Lawrence Sexsmith English Team: Wilberta Montgomery Elizabeth Carr Mildred Hoisington Martha Todd Relay Team: Frances Griffith Dean Weber Mark Dodge John Harris Spelling Team: Leone Lentz Marion Armstrong Bill Starck Beulah Pinneo Senior Scholarship Contest: Stanley Marietta Homer Dyck Kenneth Middleton Patty Peterson Bill Starck Garvin VanMatre Elinore Barber Latin I: Frances Griffith Nick Hoffman Spelling' II: Leone Lentz Kendall Baker Foods: Maxine Miller Helen Padgett Manual Training: Quintin Schroeder Louis Davis ACTIVITIES ,-I --.fn-f fx .1-Mr-V, T .15 .::. ,,7,..m 3 3' W-3 A -- ' lkfll ff ,, ' ,fl fff U ,G ffff rm-, . 1' V L ,. ggi' ,f,:, A CORNER OF THE WASHINGTON LIBRARY AFTER THE NOON RUSH We TRAIL E1223D :IE ,rw H H H 1 .1 W ill 15535153 f TRAHL STAFF WAS HINGTON Clyde Goodman: Darold Greene: Beulah Pinneo, Assoviate-Editor: Patty Peterson, Editor-in- chief: Lester Willis: Vivian Fox: Kenneth Middleton, Associate-Editor: Katherine Nelson: Tom Tucker, Business Manager. N EVVS STA IFF i John Harris, Editor-in-chief: Marjory Clark, Associate-editor: Frank Barbee: Lyle Bell: James Owens: Luc-ille Ficken: Nadine Turner: Ed Mertel: Vkfillis Sarvis: Clare Nell lhiugii: Frank Hays: Zephern Oherstache: Lou Kramer: Eulalah Nissen: Eileen Hough: Dorothy Flooreg Eleanor Lovzm: Roy Dillingham: Stanley Marietta: Mary VVillizuns: Dorothy Denriug: Eileen Boys: Geneva Crawford, Elizabeth Exline. 1567 E, fe ,.q.f-,f , .. .X-1 , - A 'S 4 um.. n H 'f ww H fa F VE' , ..- -- , ,,,. W f, N 1. ., W f, ......- A .1 H, H N If W N ,V ,,, ,rm 515:65 I Q, ga. . . ,Y F fm- 151 ,nr gf I gi : HIL-Y KCAEHN ET James Cannon, Vice-Presidentg Mark Dodpgeg Roger Templing Mr. Barbir, Sponsorg XVil1is Snr vis, President: Stanley Marietta: Edward Martel, Secretaryg Max Piper. GIRL RESERVES CABINET WASHINGTON Martha Todd, President: Mary Jane Cliffordg Mary VVi11iamsg Patty Peterson: Virginia Fitch: Rhoda, Lebowg Helen Shank: Beulah Pinneo, Treasurerg Mary Elizabeth Oteyg Vivian Foxg Dorothy Furtick, Vice-Presidentg Berniece Haggart, Secretary. i 1571 l we iiimir 121233 ,,g,.L-,g.kX.- ' iz- . I H E - . ggg, y I-II-Y CABINET LINCOLN John Shaver: Richard Magevkurth, President: Wayne Yordy, Vice-President: Sam Brick, Ser- retaryg Lee Dewhirstg VValter Waring, Treasurerg Kenneth Greene: Darrell Frick. GIRL RESERVES CABINET LINCOLN Mary Alice Arnold: Bessie Medovg Marion Kleinma. Srcretaryg Shirley Barkee' Betty Lee YVil son, Treasurerg Mary Jo Exline, Presidentg MildredvT0ddg Martha Ann Pinn ko, Vice President. i532 fcsne IR AjLjQflFEf3,3 Il- --wuz-1 - .S -,, ,--I munuigu- if K 1. - , ...... FM T, 4 gg 5 fy ppp, U fn- ,Q E mv- -- of f mln' P:::':' ll-lil-Y CAEHNET Olney Eaton, President 8, Fred I':b'N1'h2ll'dt, President 71 Jim Tozier, Vice-President 7: Alfred Lingren, Vice-President S5 Jimmie Green, Vice-President 7: Bob Woodward, SecreLary-Treas- urer 79 John Fitch, Secretary-Treasurxr 85 Walter Brodine, President 7g Kendrick Brown, Sec- retary-Treasurer 7. GIRL RESERVES CABINET 1 ROOSEVELT Betty Wyatt, Secretary 8: Cleo Nissen, Vice President 7, La Vera Swedenburg, Treasurer 89 Mary Beth Dodge, President 7, Betty Lee Carson, President 85 Martha Mary Felt, Secretary T, Joanne Nethaway, Vice President 8, Maxine Hillyard, Treasurer 7. 1 1595 V656 TRML P12333 , J -an .9 ..L-.1 42x ..,.- . - l ml. -gf:-'uv'Qj QQQII U Q HW? P E3 Em. l STUDENT COUNCTIL UFFTCERS A A , WASHINGTON Martha Todd, Point-Secretary: VVi1lis'Sa1'visg Vice-Presideni, Frank liarbee, President: Stan Iey Marietta, Secretary. f , Q , STUDENT CUUNCTL LINCOLN ph Masong Burl Clarkg Clifford McCabeg Heinz VValther, Treasurerg Richard Magerkurthg DeEa1'1 Henry, Secretary: Robert McConnell Earl Deeble' Robert Maiietta W2 Y , , , ' 1 lyne ordy, Presidentg George Buell, Vice-President: Cliford VVolfsong Clifford Patcheng Mary Jo Exlineg Elizabeth Priceg Doris VVilcoXg Frances Griffithg Olene Benoit: Martha. Ann Pinneo. 160D Rai l'..1He mmf I JN' I -VW!-1 - V.:-v.r-1 .1-1 .ggi 5, up nl Ll fr .1 A E ., .. M U.. , r M , up ffffl ' . -P U J W ,fi Cffr U ,rg ' ---- - 1- mfr El 'F' STUDENT COUNCIL CABTNIET T ROOSEVELT ' Barclay Wright Vice-Presidentg Harold Garvin Van Matre, Presidentg John Fitch, Secretary, , Cumberlandg Arma Margaret Dewhurst: Walter Brodineg Andrew Allbee, Treasurerg Mary Helen Richards. 'lil 6-Axik -P! H.: HIGH SCHUOL GLEJE CLUB ' WASHINGTON AND LINCOLN C619 Q35-XTR AT L 193 32 SALJINA HIGH SCHOOL BAND SAILJINA HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA C621 ,, ,-,,., ,,yr,.,f.-.:.--.- fx ' ir HM- .T' :KH 'A-'NY Jw W Dy - ,f 11: A H l pz., w: fe W U ff, ,Q r H., Y, I, ,, v an n wr ff-V .-ffm-.4 rrrfff-f U? ,flu .LM f fffmg fm- r e ' DEBATE WASHINGTON J. E. Anderson Sponsor' Lum-in Miller' Mar W'1l' , , 1 , ' y 1 iams: Floyd Bengstong George Fisher: Le W R - ' ' oy Bengston, Hugh Quinn: Dorothy Furtick, Secertary: Mary McCraner, Vice-President D A' ' ' ' on yers, Mark Dodge, Treasurer: X irgnua Fitch: John Harris, President. Y' use CLUB i WASHINGTON Clifford Curtis: Karl Gillman: Cletus Snyder, Seeretziry-Treasur1-r: George Kathary: Dehloyd Buell: Frank Bell, Vice-President: Vester Ford: Malcolm Olson: Lloyd Chumleyg Guy DeXV:1r: Robert Swift, President: Keith Cole: Woodrow Ross: Cecil Scroggins: Coach James Douglas: Wilbur Weians, Se1'g'eant-at-arms: Murray Kizer. 1633 .ee 1932 to I ,HE , fl me A if HH A ggggggf I CC ass ay Togram May 25, 11955 Q PROCESSIONAL SONGS AND YELLS HERR DYCK'S VISION Prologue ...... .... The Scientist ....,. .Hw.. , ,- The Letters of Annabel ..... ---.-- Violin Solo .-.....K.... --- The Society Matron v,... .... Piano Solo ...,-,-,.,. g,,v-- -Frank Barbee ----HOmer Dyck Clara Nell Paugh ---Sam Redmond Ida Helen Wilson Frank Hays The Political Caucus Clarinet Solo -...... An Intruder .e......,,,-,,,-,,,,,,,,. - -- Dick Cravens James Owens PRESENTATION OF THE GIFT TO THE SCHOOL,by Edward Mertel Senior Class President ACCEPTANCE OF CLASS WILL REOESSIONAL THE GIFT by Mr. Waring, Principal lmgilliglklllif A Ifffw A nfhnnmrvuwmmxnmm ATH LETICS 1-1: ,ig mx .. fx. u-v. W. Q .... E ff-f U ff-f .4..-- ... :J Q3 ' .E 55:5 4 ,aff V . T L 1 ON WESLEYAN FIELD WHEN MAROONS MET REDSKINS W , ,-, 5 E 'GHG TRAIL E1933' Y p . Amr-Zbsslf.-. -L1-. -. .sag nigh -v -1 N . ., V I-W get H 2 EF 1 - fmjflfw.. Fi - -- --H .ew . Salina llllerington U September 23, University Field, Salina The Maroons opened the 1932 football season with a 20-O win over the Herington High Railroaders. The Salina offensive attack gave much promise and at the same time displayed a stonewall defense, that later allowed only two C. K. L. teams to- score against them. The Salina offense, consisting chiefly of off-tackle swings by Buell and line plunging by Swift, the acting captain, netted two touchdowns in the initial period and one in the closing minutes of play. The Railroaders were unable to' muster a sustained offensive drive and did not at any time threaten to score. Salina 6 Bullpups 0 Folowing the 19-0 loss suffered at the hands of Topeka's powerful Trojans, the Maroons invaded McPherson and after a terrific tussle were successful in turning back the determined Bullpups. The final score was 6-0. By means of this victory Salina forged into a first-place tie in the C. K. L. with Abilene. The only touchdown of the game came late in the third stanza, when a pass from Buell to Ross, followed by a lateral pass from Ross to Mark Dodge, placed the ball on the Canine's 9-yard line. Buell scored two plays later and Swiftfs kick from placement went wide. The Pups threatened to score several times, but on every occasion the Maroon forward wall braced, and the Bullpups surrendered possession of the ball on downs. Chapman 9 Salina U Chapman handed the Maroons their first and only loss suffered in league play by defeating the Salina eleven 9-0 by means of scoring a safety and a touchdown. The Irish scored 2 points late in the second quarter when Kathary attempted to return a Chapman punt and was tackled behind his own goal-line. In the last minutes of play Chapman scored its touchdown and converted the extra point after recovering a Salina fumble on the Maroon's 4-yards stripe. Salina Ellsworth Bearcats il The Ellsworth Bearcats suffered their worst league defeat in many years at the hands of an, infuriated Maroon team. On this particular afternoon, the Bearcats were not playing an ordinary team, but instead a super-fighting Maroon eleven. Because: of the 9-0 shellacking recevied at Chapman the previous week, the Maroons were deter- mined to prove themselves still capable of playing a good brand of football. Salina. held the: upper hand all the way, and there was never any doubt as to the outcome. The Maroons chalked up one touchdown in each of the first three periods, and pushed over two in the final quarter, icing the game 33-0 and winning their third C. K. L. victory. Salina 47 Lindlslborg 6 The Salina-Lindsborg game, usually closely contested, was turned into a riot by the Maroon backs who galloped hither and yon to score seven touchdowns and convert five extra points, totaling forty-seven points, the highest number scored by a Salina High gridiron in recent years. The touchdown scored by the Vikings was the first of the season. The wide-opven running and passing attack of the Maroons starred Swift and Dodge, who many times raced for long gains. Salina Abilene 0 ' The Maroons climaxed their successful title winning football season by crushing their traditional rivals, the Abilene Cowboys, 26-0. Salina scored at least one touch- dovsm in each of the periods except the third, Swift accounted for the four touchdowns, and Dodge and Kathary each scored one point. Bob Swift proved to be the outstand- ing player of the afternoon, scoring' not only twenty-four points, but giving also a finer exhibition of calling signals, and in doing so completely outguessed the Cowhands. Detty, Bell, Langmade, Weians, Swift, and several others completed their high school football careers in a blaze of glory, having defeated Abilene for the first time since 1927. NON-LEAGUE RESULTS At Salina WICHITA NORTH 13 SALINA 6 At Topeka . TOPEKA 19 SALINA 0 At Hutchinson SALINA 14 HUTCHINSON 0 rem , E?QTll5LTX'lEffEiQ E. A. UHRLAUB ATHLETIC DIRECTOR JAMES M. DOUGLASS FOOTBALL COACH NELSON E. ORENDORFF ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACH 1 I Hvfff-of ifs-erm-lst Q Y 'W af':,ag3? an if n n iv i i ff - Zi 4- i at E5 wit 1?Hi':glIZ xflffirsizr in pr:':U rrrqh lk fii:.l.?Q inc5l...iiL+'i.fQ.f,.i3.E- 'UF'l lay' FOOTBALL BOB SWIFT, Senior--Fullback and Honorary Captain Bob's Hne plunging, line backing. signal calling, line plunging, and inspirational leadership ranked him as the All-League quarterback and captain. Bob is a three lettcrman in football, having won his first two letters playing the center position. VJILBUR WEIANS, SenioriGuard Playing his second year as a Maroon regular. NVilbur's steady, determined type of play made him one of the mainstays in the strong Salina forward wall. Vfcians was an All-League selection. FRANK BELL, SeniorfTackle After seeing in and out service last year. Blll firmly established himself as a starting tackle this year. Frank's weight and stellar defensive play gained him an All-League second team berth. NVOODROW ROSS, Senior-End Ross's physical make up fitted him perfectly for an end position, which he played in a commendable fashion. Woody was a better-than-average passer, a good punter, and pass receiver. It was a Ross-caught pass in the McPherson game that placed the Maroons in scoring position. CLIFFORD DETTY, Senior--End Detty's consistent all-season performance was rewarded by receiving a position on the All-League first team. Cliffs allearound play in the McPherson game was outstanding. XVALLACE LANGMADE, SenioriTackle Two hundred pounds in weight. rugged in form, and determined in action, make up the valor of Wally Langmade. Langmade was a member of the All-League team, and one of the best tackles the league has seen in recent years. NORBERT BOUGHTON, Juniorf-End Although handicapped greatly by size, Boughron was one of the surest tacklers on the squad. Norb was a near regular during the past season and should prove to be an outstanding wingman next season. WILLIS SMITH, Seniorfl-Ialfback Smith's willingness to cooperate with team-mares made him a valuable reserve. Smitty's progress was hindered greatly by an injury received during his sophomore year: but, nevertheless, XVillis played on many of last season's games. I VJILLIS SARVIS, SeniorfQuarterback Sarvis's ability as a field general was surpassed only by his wholehearted support of the team. Willis's unfailing interest and love for the game were exhibited in his every movement on the field. i i i709 5 I GEL KA lb' 1933! r-fr-sf i--v -u --! . 'a . F .l-1. .Y ' ' HHWH B 5' U rf C .. L.: .. I W ' EHWMMH W 'fwwhjl FOOTBALL DE LLOYD BUELL, Junior-Halfback I Buell developed into one of the greatest all-around backs ever to wear the maroon and white of S. H. S. Buell Was a superb punter and passer and carried the ball equally well. Dee was chosen on the All-League irst team and is regarded as the ace of the 1eague's triple-threat backs. MARK DODGE, Junior--Halfback 4' l , After playing one year on the B team, Mark developed rapidly enough to win a position on'the starting line-up during the latter part of the season. Mark exhibited an extraordinary brand of ball in the traditional Salina-Abilene fray. Next year appears to be promising for Mark. GUY DE WAR, Junior--Quarterback ' De War, the most versatile player on the squad, was probably the most under-rated player in the C. K. L: .De Wars high-class blocking and his vicious tackling made him a valuable team member. Guy played every position on the team at some time during the season, either on offense or defense. BOB WILLIS, JuniorqEnd Up from the B squad where he had played as a regular end, Vv'illis gradually proceeded in capturing a .place.on the first team, Bob's ability to get down under punts in order to naii the ball carrier, and his knack of diagnosing opponents plays were his best and most valuable traits. GEORGE KATHARY, Junior--Halfback I Kathary's playing is characterized by few words and a lot of action. George's kicking, passing, and 'ball toting greatly aided the effectiveness of the Maroon offensive attack. Keep trying seemed to be George's slogan. RICHARD PICKERING, Senior+Tackle A Pickering's weight and aggressiveness made him a dependable substitute. Dick participated in a majority of the games and never failed to give a good account of himself. Pickering was a three year squadman. CECIL SCROGGINS. Junior-Guard Endowed with plenty of speed' and stamina, Scroggins was well fitted for a running guard position. Cecil was an extraordinary blocker, making it possible for his backfield mates to gain yardage. Scroggins should form the nucleus of next season's line. ED PATQHEN, Juniorffienter In spite of the fact that he was outweighed from twenty to fifty pounds by nearly every opposing pivot man, Patchen heldhhilviyvn in an admiring rnanner. In case Salina switched from a seven to a six man line, Ed played defensive rig t a . BILLY WOLESON. Junior---Athletic Nlanager Serving his second successive year as team manager, Billy's Congeniality made him popular with both the coaches and players, Billy was anventhusiastic and persistent worker, and his loyal belief in the team did much to further that Fighting Maroon spirit. 4719 , we TRAIL 1.3333 Q, -1 J-qT'xxfz Q ,W i'ffI21' afyqgyxp l 13193 55155 li 12 T- ff, I l Efsreffflu. I i l as vv l FOOTBALL A SQUAD , ,l l Dctty Langmadc Ross Boll Dodge Nlattison Willis Vllolfson Weians Kathury Clark Swift P Buell Patchrn Pickering Douglass, Coach Sarvis Ford Cost Lundstrom Smith Boughton Scroggins Cain 1 Rctrock Curtis Marshall Scolt Furtick Delaney Caldwell , l l l l l l FOOTBALLHHYSQUAD 1 i l l l l 1 1 A e l ll , li A l I. 5 E l X - F Vvlalburn VanClecf Glazicr Ahlstedt Bays Reed Weber Folsom Baker Schneider Henry Boydston Forsythe VanMatre Bell Nicolas E Johnson Francis Cassell Dvorak Bane Nelson Yordy Buell X S Waring Snead Fritk YVickins Magerkurth LaRue Van Nordstrand i Oberstache Miller McConnell Swanson Palchcn Jared McColl W N3 Nelson Clark Padiield Waukob Brouhard Q ll Partch Larson Friedson Uhrlaub Young Twibell Livers l l 1721 1 i 1 1 , l N -1' F n 1 W ,FHUFC , f-..eff.x- fx ..-..l--r Y, -- - .,, ,.. H .. ,f K ., F- W - A .hu www... w H W ff v ,-.- , M, F , . .A , , ff-I ff f W W e 'M' - ' ' 1 W ' f Hilti' r:::':' BASllSlE'll'BAlLlL HA SQUAD Scroggins Lundstrom Gillman Caldwell Hemphill Uhrlaub, Coach Dodge Buell Snyder Robcrlson Deny Patchen Thomas Kathary Ford Patchen BASKETBALL BM SQUAD Francis Bays D. Henry Crouthers Boydson Johnson Douglass, Coach Dvorak Vkfalburn A, Henry Yordy Jarcd Buell Swanson Clark Shaver Currier 1731 AEQZFEQCA TRAIL 193303 ..r.-m.. 3. -. . ....,-... L i .... -- ' ' Ja ....,. ,... .ml rm, .,.. 3 3 3 ,N gn U M- ,G rrff 0 - v I' rrrr 'rr IL'- --..: . --f g .- f fffflif F CLETUS SNYDER, Senior-Forward After serving as a substitute for a major part of last season, Snyder won a regular starting position this year, and proved to be one of Coach Uhrlaub's finest front line scorers. Many of Cletus' beam-scraping shots from long range have added scoring punch to the Salina offensive attack. Clety was selected on the C. K. L. coaches All- Star second team, and was the second highest Salina scorer of the season. DE LLOYD BUELL, Junior-Forward Buell's untiring, consistent type of play combined with his fine scoring ability was sufficient to earn him an All-League frst team berthg the first Maroon since the 1929 season winning a forward position on the All-League first team. No one played with more win-for-Salina spirit than did Buell. Dee was honored by receiving a position on the Regional Tournament All-Star team. He will undoubtedly furnish the nucleus of next year's team. IVAN ROBERTSON, Sophomore-Center Re-entering school after a year's absence, Robertson became eligible for athletic competition at the beginning of the second semester and immediately captured the regular pivot position on the Maroon varsity. Although he played in only ten of the possible fourteen games, Robertson was third high scorer of the Maroon squad for the season. Ike's high class performance in the Regional Tournament gained him an All-Star first team award. ALLEN DODGE, Junior-Guard When Bob Swift became ineligible at the end of the first semester, Dodge was given the task of filling Bob's position, an assignment that he carried out in a com- mendable manner. Al's sure, timely passes and his stellar back-court guarding made him an important cog in the Maroon court machine. A highly successful season is forecast for Al next year. He was a member of the B team last year. CECIL SCROGGINS, Junior-Guard Throughout the entire season, Scroggins ranked as the outstanding defensive guard in the league, although some defensemen were more versatile and higher scorers. Scroggins could recover rebounds and guard a man with the best of them. Cecil was awarded a second team All-League guard position-the second colored athlete of Salina High to be placed on the All-League basketball team. C743 we TiiAii2 .Liiii an -. : ix -.i-wr ...... 'L-.l .... ff 5. V if V -W I f FT ,Fr A 'f wi-1 -f ' lil' f' refer ::::':f VESTER FORD, Senior-Forward After playing the role of a reserve nearly all season, Ford completed his high school basketball carrier in a halo of glory by .an almost single handed winning off the first game of the regional tournament, and by aiding greatly in the Maroon's second tournament victory. Although handicapped somewhat by size, Ves possessed plenty of stamina and endurance. This was his third year on the squad. GEORGE KATHARY, Junior-Forward and Guard No one on the Maroon squad played with more determination and perseverance than Kathary. George is the type of player that never gives up, no matter how great the odds may be stacked against him. In the Lindsborg game, a contest of two over- time periods, George first tied the count, and then continued to win the game for Salina. Kathary's steadiness in the pinches added greatly to his playing ability. ED PATCHEN, Junior-Forward Up from last year's B team, Patchen provided Coach Uhrlaub with a valuable, experienced reserve. Patchen participated in every game, fourteen in all, played by the Maroons. Although he scored but few points himself, Ed's timely passes to team- mates indirectly scored many points for S. H. S. Ed will be eligible for competition next year. CLIFFORD DETTY, Senior-Guard After playing as a regular on the junior high team, Detty moved to McPherson where he competed last year, both in football, basketball, and track. This year Cliff returned to Salina High and developed into one of the best guards on the squad. Although not a regular, Cliff played in a majority of the games, and in doing so he always gave a good account of himself. BOB SWIFT, Senior-Guard Bob was the mainstay of the Salina quintet until he was forced not to compete further in high school athletics because of the nine semester playing rule. Chiefly through Bob's leadership and all-around play, the Maroons won their first four games of the season. Last year Bob was placed on the All-League second team, and he would undoubtedly have been awarded a first team berth this year, had he been able to play the whole season. Bob is a two-letterman. WOODROW ROSS, Senior-Center Like Bob, Woodrow was also a nine semester man and therefore, was automatically forced to drop athletic competition at the end of the first semester. Through his height, offensive and defensive play, Woody was a big factor in the early season Maroon victories. Ross has been a member of the Salina court squad for four seasons, having won letters in the sport during the last two seasons. 1751 KW- mari - 12233.13 TRACK SUMMARY Johnson Yordy Bell Cannon Heath Chumley Coach Uhrlaub Ford Kathary NVarnow Curtis Willey Wolfson Scroggins Black Langmade Bell Caldwell Buell Robertson Gillman Curtis Boydson Patchen Meadows McCall Close Caldwell Piper Buell Jukes Coach E. A. Uhrlaub's call for track aspirants was answered by one of the largest squads, numerically, in recent years. Included on the squad were eight lettermen of last year's C. K. L. championship team, as well as several other seasoned performers. From this group of hopeful candidates Coach Uhrlaub molded a powerful, well-balanced track and field team that fulfilled the expectancy of its most ardent backers. In the first meet of the season, the Maroon cindermen dropped a dual meet to the Manhattan Blues, 74-48. In this meet the Maroons scored heavily in the field events, but failed to come through with the necessary pointage in the running events. The annual Inter-Class meet afforded team-mate competition the following week. The senior class team won the meet and were trailed by the juniors, sophomores, and fresh- man teams in the order named. Following the Inter-Class meet, Coach Uhrlaub took a rather select group of track men to the Hays Invitational meet and won third place. Robertson tossed the javelin 164 feet to win first place and established a new meet record, Kathary won the pole Vaultg Ford finished second in the mile, the Salina half mile relay quartet collected a third, and the medley relay team tied for third place. The Minneapolis relays were next entered by the Maroonmen. Salina captured second place in this meet, being defeated by Downs by a narrow margin of 3 points, 42-39. Four Salians were successful in placing in the highly competitive Arkansas Valley Invitational at Wichita. Buell tied for second place in the high jump, and also gained a third place tie with his team mate Robertson in the javelin throw. Kathary vaulted 11 feet 3 inches to annex a fourth place tie in that event, and Ford ran a close third in the one mile race. As the Trail went to press before the S. H. S. track team competed in the last two meets of the schedule, the Triangular meet with Chapman and Herington, and the Re- gional meet at Manhattan, the results of these two meets were naturally unavailable for print. The stories in the athletic section of the Trail were written by Willis Sarvis, sport editor of the News. Although this department was cut to keep within a limited budget, S:-fl--iw' write-ups offset in a large way such measures of economy. It is only fair to say that Willis Sarvis' own service record on the team was contributed by a football fan. The Grateful Staff. U63 'Elle TRAIL -339 FEATURES I , -.x-an-n . f- ..- --- ,, ,, I, .. -Y I ff, U gg Ei I I ' I' f' rrrfmf fs' A SCENE IN THE ROOSEVELT SHOP BUILDING WHERE THE TRAIL IS PRINTED We TRAIL S9333 ,We f.r.QI 1', 75' 1 CBlUlll0lIl'S As W6 SCI-BCC n.llvliil14Gll'lU1 Kenneth Sullivan Reputation-Just .another steady. Occupation-Keeping up with his CSD loans. Aspiration- man. Ralph Warnow To be a big butter and egg Reputation-A lady's man. Occupation-Speeding down Santa Fe. Aspiration-To grow a mustache. Rosalie Johnson Reputation-Always in a hurry. Ofccupation-Improving each shining hour. Aspiration-To collect antique furni- ture. Laura Johnson Reputation-Swell gal. Occupation-Being nice to people. Aspiration-To be a self-made woman. Ion Lundquist Reputation-Industrious. Occupation-Doing things. Aspiration-To be a radio entertainer. Ethel McCollu m Reputation-Satisfactory. Occupation-Looking happy. Aspiration-To be a professional taffy- puller. Elverda Malmstrom . Reputation-Takes things seriously. Occupation-VVorrying about grades. Aspiration-To be matron of the girls7 industrial Charlotte Mayf school. ield R-eputat-ion-Dignified Occupation-Being busy. Aspiration- tories. Kathryn Myers To own the Nelly Don fac- Reputation-'Twill do. Occupation-Keeping her hair curled. Aspiration-To be chief cook at the Ritz. Pauline Nash Reputation-All right. Occupation-Falling in love. Aspiration---To teach a Sunday school class. Marie Nelson Reputation-Agreeable. Occupation-To appreciate her school- work. Aspiration-To specialize in finger- waving. Jean Niquette Reputation-Conscientious. Occupation- Looking on the bright side, Aspiration room. Helen Haynes -Teacher of opportunity Reputation-S'. A. fSex appeall. Occupation-Capturing other girls' boy friends. Aspiration-To operate a dude ranch. John Cox ' Reputation-Girl crazy. Occupation-Talking about I . Aspiration-To wear one of those cute West P Bob Furtick oint uniforms. Reputation-N ot bad. Occupation-Studying history ? ? '? Aspiration-To be a ditch digger. Richard Cravens Reputation-Whoopee! Occupation-Devotee of sound cur- currency. Aspiration-To play in Cab Calloway's orchestra. Clifford Detty Reputation-Woman killer. Occupation-Keepin' company with Viv. Aspiration-To be on the first basket- ball tea III. Mildred Henry Reputation-Fair. Occupation-Finding 'em tall, dark, and handsome. Aspiration-To water goldfish. Nadine Johnson Reputation-Cloudy. Occupation-Chewing gum. Aspiration-To be a Woman with a past. Lou Kramer Reputation-Shady. Occupation-Snoopy news reporter. Aspiration-To get married. Mary McCraner Reputation-Talkative. Occupation-Talking. Aspiration-To be' a seiond Walter Win- chell. Roy Dillingha IY1 Reputation- Best little boy in the world. Occupation-Doing things on schedule. Aspiration-To become an Eddie Cantor II. Ruthanna Epp Reputation-Dimples Occupation-Going Bob-bing. Aspiration--To get ten or twelve boy friends. ISO? AlLfJE3D E 'W 'A 'Q , 1 Q' l Reputation-Campaign manager. .-me-as-'Q - ZX-m-as--me , ,nm rv .1 .1 1 N H as - -: -' ,, U rv U 1. .V W 1 fm- U n,,. tg E, -img . . . I . .. . . , .., -- . f mr: . Ida Helen Wilson Reputation-The girl with a vocabulary. Occupation-Looking up words. Aspiration-To memorize the dictionary Jim Owens Reputation-Hot-cha! Occupation-Pepping the band. Aspiration- David Roberts Cab Calloway 11. Occupation-Making eyes at Mary. United Woodrow Ross To be president of the Aspiration- States. Reputation-A senior Occupation-Tilling the soil. Aspiration-To become a graduate of S. H. S. Wirt Salthouse-- Reputation-A little meanie. Occupation-Striving to please. Aspiration-To be a citizen of Russia. Kenneth Griswold Reputation-Tarzanish. Occupation-Listening to the Myrtle's. Aspiration-To live in the jungle. John Harris Reputation-He likes those west winds fzephyrsj. Occupation-Running the news business. Aspiration-Editor of the Hickville Ga- zette. Lawrence Justus Reputation-Good kid. Occupation-Getting history? ? ? Aspiration-To take postgraduate work at S. H. Dick Hindman S. Reputation-A keen kid. Occupation-Raising' animals. Aspiration-To Mary some day. Dorothy Dearing Reputation-A honey. Occupation-Falling in rivers. Aspiration-To be a second Garbo. Marjory Clark Reputation-Smart woman. Occupation-Traveling south. Aspiration-To live in Hutchinson. Martha Danielson Reputation- Blondie, Occupation-Buying H2 02. Aspiration-Harlow the forty-fifth. Wilma Owens Reputation-Industrious. Owccupation- . . ' g Aspiration-To be a school ma'am. Alice Peterson Reputation-Changeable. Occupation-Flirting. Aspiration-To be a movie star. Velna Picking Reputation-Talking. Occupation-Talking about her hero. Aspiration-To be a housewife. Vesta Robertson Reputation-Self-confidlent. Occupation-Taking dictation over the radio. Aspiration-To be a court reporter. Eleanor Robison Doing worth while thin s. Reputation-Friendly. Occupation-Going places. Aspiration- Oletha Rock To get there on time. Reputation-Mild. 0ccupation-Experimenting. Aspiration-To learn to cook and sew. Nadine Sutter Reputation-Good enough. Occupation-Meeting the public. Aspiration-To be a traveling' saleswo- man. Clara May Tinkler Reputation-Thoughtful. Occupation-Looking into the future. Aspiration-To be a fortune teller. Doris Weir Reputation-Slow to act. Occupation-Requesting favors. Aspiration- store. Harold Agin Floorwalker in a Ten-Cent Reputation-Tall, dark, and handsome. Occupation-Being interested in blondes. Aspiration-To be a car demonstrator. Eulalah Nissen Reputation-Seen where Cletus may be. Occupation-Attending basketball games Aspiration-To be president of a P. T. A. J uilette Oberg Reputation-A lover of nature. Occupation-Long distance walking. Aspiration-To own a car. Wallace Langmade Reputation-Horsie. Occupation-Being good? ? ? Aspiration-To be a farmer. Clifford Curtis Reputation-Sorta lazy. Occupation-Doing nothing. Aspiration-Wot's it to ya? Marshall Bradshaw Reputation-Absent-from school. Occupation-Running here and there. Aspiration-To- attend school two days in succession. Donald Darnell Reputation- Smiles Occupation-Blushing. Aspiration-To be a preacher. CContinued on page 865 4821 R 1931 A W: N, we-. Fxmf.-gfirhx Q ,,, , , . I- M en ' as - ' f , V if fr- 1 'J V I W , V g. Up, , ,.:E.::jU, gpgdgf gig-y.L'M. 'fr'-'W' - IE fm- r lparting Qommcnts Faculty- Mr. Anderson-I tank dey bane vun life- everythjng to lose and nothing to gain. Don Ayers-I must depart from this col- ly mess-but yust such a bunch are sen- iors every year. Miss Long'-May I never have a typing class such as that second hour this year. There may be seniors who are good, but they were not in that group. Miss' McGill-AI enjoyed them all-even Willis' jigsaws and Russell's marble roll- ing. I can only hope that my study halls next year will be as amusing. Mr. Sites-When it comes to fussing over unpleasant tasks and disagreeable odors those seniors take the cake. Miss Smith-Their intelligence was below par but they were very cheerful about it. Mr. Lebow-The first class I've ever heard that could jazz even a funeral dirge-. Students- Virginia Fitch-I don't know what I'1l do if I can't be sarcastic with Miss Smith. Dorothy Floore-So far, so good. I have ossal edifice andf from its aromatic at- mosphere of yahooian utterances and erudescent beauties. Richard Smith-Aw, it Was O. K. I got along swell. Frank Barbee-When better presidents are made, the Utopians will make them. Zephern Oberstache-I hope my dear public understands' that I was very much impressed with S. H. S. boys. Clare Nell Paugh-To you, Mrs. Crum, I will say that it was swell. I leave my bobby pins to Virginia Fitch. Jack Park-I was rather bored whole affair. with the Kenneth Middleton-I don't see how I ever got through. Patty Peterson-Such a time I did have with that Trail staff. Good luck to next years' editor. Charles Cain-How can the school get along without my Whippet? Nineth Grade Vigus, John D. Jr Vosburg, Ruby Ward, James XValker, Joe Walker, Willard Warholin, Mo ena Waring, Laura Lee W'eians, Pearl Nveinhold, Edith VVeir, Lois West, Helen 'XVest, Russell White, Theresa, Wiley, Fern Willey, Edward Vfilliains, Evelyn Xvilliams, John 'V 7 IVGFS, Genevieve Vfolfson, Clifford VS oodward, Patty Wood, James VVorkman, Don YVriter, Rachel Yockers, Bernice Yockers, Ruth Yoder, Joe Young, Myrtle Zieerler, Robert Zerbe. Carl Zahradnik, Eleyn Zahn. Kenneth Eighth Grade Rupe, Lola Ryan, 1.-sraydon Salvador, Rudolph Additional Qlass Rolls Continued from Previous Pages. Samuelson, Melyin Sanford, James Schuf-rrnan, Celia Schultz. Charles Schultz, Eleanor Schultz, Ruby Sedlvnayr, Carl Seeley, Jo Ann Shaible, Evan Shepherd, Helen Shriver, Alma Sisson, Wayne Sites. John Skaggs, Leland Smith, Betty Smith, Curtis Smith, Donald Smith, Gary Smith, Herbert Smith, Joseph Smith, Lillian Smith, Myron Snyder, Louise Sparks, Ray Standard, Richard Standfield, Mary Starkey, Dorothy Steele, Genevieve Stevens, Mildred Stevenson, Fred Stewart, Emet Stolz, Ralph Sunderland, Ernest Swanberg, Delbert Traylor, Jewell Turner, Laverne Tuarner, Ruth U1ander, Dorothy Unrein, Edmond Urie, Kenneth Veach, Ruth Viles, Robert VVadley, Pattye Jane Walker, John Walmer, Evelyn Watkins, Elaine VVauhob, Juanita Webster Helen Weburg,' Marjorie Switzer, Ronald Yeaglev, Lester Tozier, James Taylor, Bettyh York, Verneda Taylofr, Josep Youngclahl, Thompsrm. VViiliarn Francis Tice, John Younger, Clara Timmins, Verl Zaragoza, Eulallo Tompkins, .lack Toulouse, Charles Seventh Grade gi-11.2,-'EEi,?ge Sherman, Dorothy TWH, 11 Rex Shideler, Raymond 9 . . Van Cleef. Shirk, Lelaw Mae Richard Simmons, 2-PY Van Matre, Fred Van Pelt, Curtis smith' Edward Waggle, Alvaretta. - ' . Smith, Geneva Wakefield, Ruth - .VV lk R. h d Smith, Leroy 3' er' 'C ml Snow, Lucille Wauhob, Leroy Wear, Dorothy Webb, Earlinie VVeburg, Nyta XVeis, Frances Whelan, Olive Wickens, Ivan Wilbur, Clifford Wilbur, Gladys Wilcox, Mervin Willcoyzen, 'Wayne Williams, Pmfl Winn, Fairy VVolf, Lee Dila Wolfson, I-felon Wood Helen Swedenburgf VVood' Samuel Lavefa- wrayj Curl L' Swedenburg, Wright, .B:l1'cl.Ly Roinaine Vifyatt, Betty Sondergard, Ber- nice Spellman, Nadine Standiferd, Mildred Stewart, William Straney, Gertrude Stuck, Ralph Struble, Dorothy Sullivan, Elizabeth Surface, James Supple, Mary Swanson, Doris Swartz, Elwin Taylor, Charles Thompson, Fern Thompson, Harry Thorman, Floyd Thorne, George Tibbetts, Lucille Townsend, Adema C849 White, Mildred Wickelrsham, Nora Wilbur, Jess Vvilhelm, Lorene Williams, Lucille Wilson, John Wilson, Lontie Wilson M,a.ry Winslow, Rosema- TY Witters, Harry VVolf, Marjorie VVoods, George Woodward, Robert Wooten, Lois Worsley, Betty Wyatt, Margaret Yoder, Irene Yorder, Irene YOFGY. Jasen Zahn, Everett V ii'i 19330 I E E -new-m fx ,..- - .f ,. N . ., A . 7 gif - 'f -- . ' F Flrflil :pgygf The WOHAGTEU lc Orme ilziloss Shay Hoss-fPoor thing-carries the load all alonelj Mr. Hodgson. Harness-fHangs on a nail in the barn most of the timel Faculty. Shafts-CConnects Hoss to- Shayj Berniece Clark. Reins-fDrives Ho-ss Crazyj Billy Wolfson, the football squad. Whip-fSpurs Hofss to actionb Mr. Waring. Tires-fWon't wear out from overworkl Bill Shaver, Paul Lowe. Wheels-fRather Largej George Nicodem- us, Margaret Bailey. Springs-fSqueaky, Lots of noisej Virginia Lee Lad, Virginia Fitch. Paint-fNot all therej Nadine Johnson, Karl Gillman. Upholstering-fR.areJ Don Ayers, Neil Harkleroad. Brakes-fNot neededj Stink Bombs, Excus- es, Scholarship Contests. Shay-S. H. S. Wallace Langmade- I can't swim. Wilbur Weians- Why? Wallace L.-HI ain't in the water. Bob Swift- Got a basketball nose. Virginia Woodford- How comer? Bob S.- It dribblesi' Maxine Sutton- Are you letting your hair grow? Martha Todd- It will anyway so I might as well let it. The latest one about the Scotchman is the little boy who shot his parents so he could go to the orphan's picnic. lies .lo Evelyn Dihle- I believe this school is haunted. France-s Meier- Why? Evelyn D.---- They are always talking about school spirit. Miss Smith- Stanley, can you tell me ,something of importance that didn't exist six hundred years ago? Stanley lvlarietta- Me. Helen Shank- Is my mouth open wide enough, dentist? Dentist- Oh yes, I shall stand outside when I pull the tooth. If George Washington was such an hon- est man Why did theyrmake a habit of clos- ing the banks on his birthday? Miss Carpenter-'tRoy, you are excused. Turning to the board as Roy leaves, Take the next sentence, 'The dog is gone'. Sam Redmond-UI wouldn't touch Eulalah with a ten foot pole. Cletus- VVhy? What's the matter with her? Sam- Nothing, only it would look rath- er silly. SPKDIIOHDS As We Sec Virlilllfelllfll Continued from page 82 Miles Gilbert Eugene Willcoxon Reputation-The boy artist. Reputation-Ask the teachers. Occupation-Making signs, Occupation-Wasting time-. Aspiration-To rebuild the Opportunity Aspiration+To be a speed cop. Arch. Lawrence Struble Donald Lockwood Reputation-A good lad. I Reputation-Peaceable. Occupation-Saying I don't know ln Occupation-Looking on the bright side. history. Aspiration-To be a policeman. Aspiration-To be a peanut vender. Jay Winterstein George Sondergard ReputationMPassable. Reputation-Not so dumb. ' Occupation-Misbehaving. Occupation-Learning more. Aspiration-To learn to concentrate. Aspiration-To do big things. 1365 Qfiiipqpggmgj T933 jp , .1-mf-4 2 1.x-M-1: ... .... .f ... 4 ,win II ff .... ..,- . ,... . - ,, W W W , uw.: f.- -,, W if mf FH LT? Q Nl - . ..l....... ff.-i-If ,. , CEElIllllCUJlI ing ces I went with Joetta to Banbury Cross To see Ferol Brown perform on her horseg Rings on her fingers and bells on her toes, She will have Jackie wherever she goes. Dickory, dickory, dock! Mary Jane wound up the clock. The clock struck one, Janey's dad came down. Dickory, dickory, dock! Hey diddle, diddle, Phillips and Knittle' Went high up over the moon. That naughty girl Sherley Laughed to see such sport And she got caught once too soon. Rat a tat, rat a tat, whose drum be that? Little' Tommy Tucker's drum, rat a tat, rat a tat. Little Boy Blue, come blow your horn, Willis won't get up this sunny morn. He's fast asleep with Frank at his feet, When Dillingham comes won't that be sweet ? ? To market, to market, to buy a fat pig, Clinton came home again dancing a jig. Little Eileen Boys has lost her sheep And doesn't know Where to find him. If she goes to- New Cambria, he'll come home, Bringing Ed behind him. Little Everett Horner Sat in the corner i377 Eating his Christmas pieg Along came Nick Mills Of all the pills! Where is that Christmas pie- Simple Ira met a pieman Going to the fair. The pieman was Roy He thought he didn't care. Paul Zill came too Right from the zoo. Ira never got there! See saw! C. N. Paugh, Haynes shall have a new master. She shall have but a penny a day You both can't work faster. Baa, baa, Lester, have you any wool? Yes sir, yes sir, three bags full. One for Velma and another for Helen, The other for Earl, who stole a melon. Old King Jim was a merry old soul, And a merry old soul was he, He played the sax for Salthouse, And the remaining Utopians three. James be nimble, James be quick, James, go back To the sophomore clique. Lyle Bell could eat no fat Betty Lou Harris no lean, Between them both, believe you me. They licked the platter clean. ' me TRAIL crumb ,E ew.. -.mr-4- , ..- nu: -. 4 'I - ..... I., .,.- W .. .1 ,-,.,, Ei .-fff pi.. I -, rg A H f. Y f xp PORTERS Book Store VVishes to thank pupils and pa- trons of Salina High School for their patronage in the past year. Broun Furniture Go. Exclusive Hume Furnishings lXiAGIC CHEF GAS RANGES and General Electric Refrigeraters Phone 629 131-133 South Santa Fe Beautify Your Home with Flowers Have a beautiful home flower garden this year. Enjoy the thrill of planting, digging in the fresh spring soil, prepar- ing for the future harvest. Ashton's Cash Hdwe. GlVllZ?!Q9QlsZQ'KS The VVonian or Misc who wants to be sure of the correctness of style will shop ll21'C. phone 65 5-,th and Iron I Moderate Prices Always Chlunqratularinns X -59010175 ' -Q t R V - I , fi iii an S 65 emember ugegleysgdirise to nieet igfalggrafg DRUGS SODAS 1b0 South Santa Fe lxfiodel Laundry mljk 195111515111 T. R. Brooks 8z Sons Phone 1398 Ready-to-Wear M'll' PHONE 91 I 'nmungerie Hosiery Always at Your Service ijgsfs QUINLEY'S Parisian Cleaners Cleaning and Pressing ' at Low Prices Phone 752 105 North Seventh Manhattan Cafe Where Salina Eats Give us a Trial 119 W. Iron SLQPES 3 Gordon Miller . I --.i-fu-1 - ft ,.-was X , 4- .. ,F - T 3.1, .... ff H 'f W f 'ff U f.-f ,E FH., -1- . ,, n n n vr H-1 ri-ff I ,.,,,,,, , M us: ' - ' ffffli 1- f' SfBll'llll0lI'S As WCB S486 rllilllllflilflfll QConlinued from page 862 Reputation-Shocking! Occupation--Acting bored. Aspiration- 6 Gail Twibell To be a lead r in politics. Reputation-Contented. Occupation-Dreaming. Aspiration-To please her. Theresa Davis Reputation-Pretty good. Occupation-Bing a smart pupil. Aspiration-To be a psychiatrist. Geneva Crawford Reputation--Noisy. Occupation-Talking to the kiddies. Aspiration-To be a police matron. Zephern Oberstache Reputation-Too beautiful. Occupation-Being different. Aspiration- Gladys Allen To marry John. Reputation-Wild. Occupation-Flirting. Aspiration--To be a professional singer. Martha Todd Reputation-Just another Todd. Occupation-Winning first in English Scholarship tests. Aspiration-To be heard. Opal Jeanne Talbert Reputation-A loving sister. Occupation-Gum chewing. Aspiration-To have a permanent wave. Thomas Tucker Reputation-A tooter. Occupation-Getting up at 5 o'clock. Aspiration--Official taster in a jam factory. Frances Stanley Reputation- Crushy. Occupation-Falling down. Aspiration-To go to K. U. June Vermillion Reputation-Quiet. Occupation-Meeting Clifford. Aspiration-To be 5 ft. 8 in. Ruth Tucker Reputation-She'd never hurt you. Occupation-Keeping track of relatives. Aspiration-To be a great designer. Willis Smith Reputation- One woman man. i893 Occupation-Keeping still. Aspiration-To have a lot of nerve. Bob Swift Reputation-A teacher's pet. Occupation-Keeping tab on the girls lockers. 7 Aspiration-Anything that isn't work. Bernadine Bagley Reputation- Peppy. Occupation-Just foolin' around. Aspiration-To be a blues singer. Margaret Bailey Reputation-O. K. Occupation-Fluttering about. Aspiration-To be a toe-dancer. Thalia Banker Reputation--Nice girl. C-lccupation-Mindin' her business. Aspiration-To be a telephone operator. Eva Came Reputation-None. Occupation-Giggling. Aspiration-To be an airplane hostess. Maxine' Cooper Reputation-Cheerful Occupation-Making herself useful. Aspiration-To be a beauty operator. Ruby Cumbow Reputation-Not established. Occupation-Being kind to dumb ani- mals. Aspiration-To own a. parrot farm. Virginia Forrey Reputation-Calm. Occupation-Being quiet. Aspiration-To be a book agent. Elvera Lindner Reputation-Reserved. Occupation-Keeping Roy out of mis- chief. Aspiration-To be a society leader. Frances Klema Peputation-Breezy. P'-cripation-Gazing into space. Aspiration-To be a collector of big fines. Vera Keas Reputation-Good enough. Occupation-Gazing absently about the TOOIH. Aspiration-To live on a farm. A we TRAIL 1933! ..x-.a.-,aint , .. , .-. ff ul.. W I-1 P .,... . ..., - ,, N .V ,v H .f ff., I , 'f,,,gf5 4 on -- . f.-ff ,UI rf agerkurtb Stuhiu Where most of us had our butngrapbs 207 South Seventh taken Phone 720 The Salina Pleating and Button Vvorks 136 1-2 So. Santa Fe Ave SALINA, KANSAS ' Mrs. Rose Phone 1212 Houghton Bakery Co. Do nothing to hasten and encourage speculation. Give facilities only to legitimate and prudent transactions. Distribute your loans rather than concentrate them in a few hands. Pursue a straight-forward, upright, legitimate banking business. Treat your customers liberally, hear- ingin mind that the bank prospers as its customer prospers. -Hugh McCullock Fifsl Comptroller of Currency 1863-65 NATIONAL BANK OF AMERICA I Thrift Is Good - but there is especial value in a FARM- ERS NATIONAL Savings Account be- cause it is -always worth 100 cents on the dollarg -a proven source of steady income at THREE per cent per annumg -an investment which aids local busi- ness and employment. The United States Government deposits money here. Farmers National Bank SALINA, KANSAS affine mX1ERKHjj T933Elj mE Y ., man-i f Q'-T727 ' MEMB E R gggp Lg ame AMI- life TRAIL 193303 fi. Ill .L ' .-E 'nn-nw -. t l nfrf l f- C Y' 2- ' W' , V W f , r' fl! Lij eifl OKES Expected Criticisms What a cover! Who ever saw the like? QWe knew you hadn't-that's why we got this kindj. Most of the snapshots are rotten! fWe can't deny that since they are repro- ductions of the real thingj. Just as I expected-all about a certain bunch. fTry making a little history, big boyg and you'll get in.J It's the smallest annual I've ever seen. fAsk Mama and P sion.J Miss Gernrnill has all her pets on the staff Tf Q. you knew your women as we do, you could work her too.J Heck! I didn't get in th apa about the depres- e snaps. fWhy didn't you hand in a few pictures 'lj Nothing new about the darned thing. s just fresh from the fWrong again-it' printshop pressj Peoples Cafeteria 205 So. Santa Fe The secret of happiness is not in do- ing what one likes, but in liking what one has to do.-James M. Barrie. Geo Seitz Shoe Go. Sem: Shoes Satish U Pick-Wick o hop New lmvatiorz 118115 s. sam Fe ladies' Ready-to-Wear Millinery 57,16 Stiefel St ores Co. SALlNA'S - LARGEST - RETAIL - ESTABLISHMENT l,0W,S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Toiletries Meet Me at L0w's boosts L-41656 f ,H H-4 7' .. ., , rw , L., , . A ,. ,. ..., ff ff 1. V H - My -ff i Pw ffff lf U I. y, , ,MQ :mei , ---- --Y E F AUTOGRAPHS .mme Address H6656 TRAIL 193353 Y i rf, ,, After High School Days Are Over Le! the Journal he your Teacher A LL THE NEWS OF ALL TIZIE WORLD lleliwrzfrl' Daily to .Wore Than 13,500 Home.s in the Salina Area THE SALINA JOURNAL ASK FOR Ph 1165 1115 S t Fe M . aafzfeaf L Wafcwya ' l uf '- ll fi- uritnn QUAL1 1 Y Befgmumut ICE CREAM 1,-S - WH I lT'S BEST' Quality-Service-Comfort Richards Paint and Paper Co. Paint Wall Paper Glass ARTIST MATERIALS Ph ne 124 107 North 7th St SATISFACTION Sillilill Mercantile C0. Ready-to-Vvear Dry Goods TH E Out-Standing Store FOR Young lVlen,s Clothes HAGGART-GAWTHRUP 155 N. Santa Fe Specialists in Smart Apparel Women and Misses D RAICE' S ifwomews Jpparel 1 l I b hhpbp in gr. SAP , A LQLQf'1.933D3 ee e X .. . ,nw fu-1:-n f - AL '- rf - 5 H, 1' 5 ,, Mr rrr U n-f ,Ci -E. nm.-:A H F: H ,, .H UNE, .-ff,-ff-V -gg v ., lm' ,,,. .- ff-fr rr r- Ei ' me TRAIL l9531 me -.im a-2.t,..,-W, 5 -ma--0+-E' :'. 1' H wa ng .wifi F. 1: '- QL'-' as ' ' rfrrtfr :fe 15 R. H. APPLEBAUGH Puoroenurunn Gifts That Last J' It 1 W QUALITY JEWELRY Ph 1012 I3 L2 N- Santa Fe 149 N. sane, Fe Phone 477 The Lee Hardware Co. fleeemhee SALINA, KANSAS Jobbers of Hardware, Paints, Oils, Au- tomobile Su ies, um in an ea - ppl Pl b g d H t ing Supplies, Radio and Sports Goods. Wholesale Only Ha SH EL TON 'S Shop Here for Values A B A N K where everybody knows you and' makes every effort to please you. The Planters State Bank Capital Surplus and Profits 5200000.00 yt-West Bldg. SALINA, KANSAS SPECIAL SCHOOL PRINTING When printing ot quality is need- ed-the adi g schools me to Cons Id t d Q h I ar- b k t ' ment t t' t - h done thi I f k f th prom t h I f th t t . Wh g d p intingi d d- give you complete sa f t -llc, E CONSOLIDATED ,orin finq andsfaffonerq ca SALINA 7 KANSAS is 1 I . s I Q