Salina High School - Trail Yearbook (Salina, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1934 volume:

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'J ' .fwfxn-Kf?r1fa 1-wwf:-:f1.'fp , . 222415 .,,:fw'.s ,. 5' 12, ff., . ,f'i,M,5,,s , . -. v - 1 'W Hiwaf 7-f .:Vfswf'fLfi:'i3P1. .aff-',M,415'f:awA.2':?fgew.ew.wa.5w,. s::'QfQs4'-Lqmmzff-V,.l'xM-Aww,-:,flf ffxm,-,1.'fm,f.,fazfffrm,,4rim,i,a-,f ,i.,.f.,wL- 5 H J K 'I- i s 'Q S A, Q if 2' ,fi C I 4 , n ,fo -' 1 g.,' - f . fff fJ,lfdL !iW' 4 My! W Q f ff if A! ?7 !f,f,,,?'f f T HE TRAI L -2.193402- Pibllhdlib dh S CH L KQV ofte c Salina High Scllmoogs S TR, ll- QTAFF -2.1934-Qs Charlotte Long.--- Paul Kubitschekl Lurnan Miller j George Fisher ..... Dorothy Weburg Mildred Hoisington Elizabeth Lechner Virginia Krueger Arthur Fielder Louis Kelley .,... .--- --.-. Katherine A. Gernmill .... -.f,,...fA- -----, W. H. Woodhouse ..... - ------Editor-in-chief --,-.Associate Editors ----Business Manager --Department Editors Printing Representative Sponsor ---- Printing Supervisor DEDIQATIQ To our graduates whose high school lite is over Q taut whose memories of its associations and an rn. vi., P achievements Witt never pass, this Ebook ot A 1 school lite is dlexlicaterll by the Ll Train Staff of BUCKS I SKCHIIUUH Q A A za F Afhnefics e 69' t Feat THE TRAIL 1934 W. S. H EUSNER SUPERINTENDENT N55-7Z' THE TRAIL 1934 W. W. WARING PRINCIPAL ly-'Y TH E TRAI L 1934 OWEN E, HODGSON MISS KATE B. MILES Vice-Vrincipal Dean of Girls WASHINGTON WASHINGTON CLARENCE A. BROOKS MISS MARY LOUGH Vice-Principal Dean of Girls LINCOLN LINCOLN AND ROOSEVELT E71 A X fif- THE TRAIL 1934 MISS FRANCES ANDERSON Lincoln. English. J. E. A ND ERSON Washington. Social Science, Debate. MISS A MY ARMSTRONG Lincoln and Wasliington. Gernmn, Psychology. E. G. BARBER Xvashington. Industrial Arts. RUSS JEANNE BEARDSLEY Roosevelt and Lincoln. Physical Training. MISS GLADYS BRADFORD Roosevelt. X English. A' xffefsw MISS BIARGARIGT CARPEN- TER Lincoln and Wasliiiigtoii. English, Journalism. MISS GRACIA COOK Lincoln. Mathematics. MISS ELIZABETH CUHRIE Clothing. .IA MES BI. DOUGLASS Lincoln. Physical Training, Coach MISS AGANETHA ENTZ Roosevelt. Mathematics, Social Sci ence. MISS FLORENCE FERRIS Roosevelt. Mathematics. A IRI THE TRAIL 1934 MISS LUCY FLETCHER Roosevelt. Social Science. M ISS LILA F ULLER Washington Social Science. INIISS ,TESSIE A. GEINIMILL W'ashing'ton and Lincoln. French, Library- Miss IQATHERINIG A. GEM MILL Vlfashington. English, Trail. .I OHN GROTH Washington and Roosevelt Commercial. MISS LUCIA HAGGART Roosevelt. Foods. I9I MISS DIARY E. HAMILTON Lincoln. Geometry. V. S. HASS Lincoln. Social Science. HA RO LD HE YW OOD lloosevelt. Science. ff'-X f' W7 A, L. JOHNSON Roosevelt. Mathematics. MISS FAYE KNOX Lincoln. lGng'lish. C. F. LEBONV VVashington. f f2,', Music. ,VJ , f AJ X- X THE TRAH.l934 , I xx JJ if 5 T.R LEE f mx Roosevelt. Industrial Arts. MISS HELEN LITOYVICH Roosevelt. On Leave of Absence. MISS N. CATHERINE LONG Washington. Commercial. IXIISS ALICE IVIANLEY Roosevelt X Englisli. - MISS FLORENCE IVIQCA l- 1, Washington and Lincoln. Commercial. MISS MARJORIE MQGILI. Wasliington. Mathematics. MISS ANNA LORA MILLER XVz1shing'ton. Foods. MISS HELEN MITCHELL Roosevelt. Clothing. MISS LELIA Z. MOORE VVashington. English. MISS AIVIANDA NUESCH- VVANGER . Lincoln. Mathematics. G. H. OAKES Roosevelt. Commercial. MISS KATHLEEN O'lJON- NELL Lincoln. Mathemzxtics. l10l THE TRAH.1934 NELSON E. ORENDORFF Roosevelt. Social Science. VVILB UR PFIGNNINGER Lincoln. Manual Arts. MISS ADA PRIGSHAXY Social Science. Roosevelt. RALPH R. REED Roosevelt. Industrial Arts. C. O. SCOTT Lincoln. Science. .MISS NE LL S IC IVIGR Roosevelt. Art. E111 NV. IG, SIINIPSON Lincoln and NN':Lshington Social Sciencs, Science. HLA I NE E. SITES NVashingt0n. Science. IXHSS EDNA M. SMITH Washington. History. MISS ICDYTHE SMITH Lincoln. Latin. MISS HELEN STILIIVVIGLL Roosevelt, Mzithematics. PA UL THORNTON Roosevelt und Lincoln. Music. THE TRAH.l934 MISS PAUL1 NE SCHXVARZ INIISS EMI LY WILSON Lincoln. Lincoln. EHgliS1'1- Science. MISS LEONE JOHNSON MISS MARGARET NORD STROM Roosevelt. English and Social Science. ROOSEVPM- English. ERNS UH LA B 1 T R U W. H. VVOODHOUSE Roosevelt. R wsevelt Athletic Director, Physical .t. . ' . . Printing. Training. When I appreciate you and you appreciate me, The road seems short to victoryg Ancl days grow brighter with the dawn. It buo'y's one up and calls Come on, -W. J. Kibby. l12l SQHCCDL 1 I THE TRAIL Q National Honor Socifeltysgfllggfgil Virginia Arnold Idella Campbell Jim Cannon Bill Cost Bob Crank Mark Dodge Alex Fielder Arthur Fielder George Fisher Dorothy Furtick George Garrison National .ll Donald Bassett Melba Buxton Wallis Campbell Louis Davis Everton Doom Joyce Ganssle Geraldine Gottberg Frances Griffith iuiniior llllonor Mildred Hoisington Ruth Howe Paul Huff George Kathary Rhoda Lebow Elizabeth Lechner Charlotte Long Lavon Loyd Ruth McKim Margaret McMurtrie Marion Meyer Nick Hoffman Marion Hollen Marion Klema Elsie Langshaw Leone Lentz Harrison Long Robert Marietta Delbert Miller Luman Miller Gale Mobley Florence Nelson Neva Perrill Hugh Quinn Bill Seitz Mary L. Tillman Dorothy Weburg Thelma Wood Esther Zill Sooiietydefllggq Peggy McCarty Wilberta Montgomery Doris Nelson Marcia Norris Esther Reed Keith Schuerman Robert Sullivan Laura Lee Waring WM THE TRAH.l934 CLEALON AGIN VELLA MAY ALLEN Girl Reserves: C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, 4: Sex- tet. FRED E. APPLETON Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3: C. K .L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3. CLARENCE ARMSTRONG Left school in January. VIRGINIA ARNOLD National Honor So:-ietyz Girl Reserve Cabinetg News Staff, G. A. A. Awards. LEON L. ASHTON I-Ii-Y5 Kodak Club. HELEN BAER Girl Reserves: Ellen H. Richards Club. BETTY BAKER Girl Reserves: G. A. A. HARLAN BARNECK Football Assistant Mann-- ger 2: C. K. L. Music Con- test 2, 3. Yllil I INIA BARN ECK Entered from East Den- ver High School 4 3 Girl Re- serves. GEORGE BARRITT C. K. L. Music Contest 3, 4. OTI S BEACH Entered from Iola, High School 4, Basketball 4. U31 W THE TRAIL 1934 P I DARYL D. BECK .MAXINE LILLIAN BECKETT FLOYD BENGSTON Entered from Geneseo High School 25 Debate 3. LeROY BENGSTON Entered from Geneseo High School 23 Debate Clubg Hi-YQ Boys' Council. KEITH BENHAM Entered from Arkansas City High School 35 Hi-YQ Ellen H. Richards Clubg Cheer Leader. LORETTA BENNY Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards Club. C191 ROBERT C. BERGMEN Hi-Y: Ellen H. Richards Club. BRONA BLAKELY Entered from Dodge City High School 4: Girl Re- serves. MAXINE BOUGHTON Girl Reservesg Student Councilg G. A. A. NORBERT BOUGHTON Hi-Y: Football 3, 4: S Club. EDVVARD BRAGG Student Council. LORNA MAXINE BREWER Girl Reserves: G. A. A. Z7 THE TRAIL 1934 FRANK BRIGHTBILI 4 DOROTHY R. BROOKS Ellen H. Richards Club. ROB F. BROVVN HLY: C. K. L. Contest 3, 43 The New Poorng Pep Band. De LOYD BUELL Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 33 Track 1, 2, 33 HS club. GILES K. CALDXVELL Hi-YQ Track Squad. JOHN CALDXYELL Football 43 Basketball 2: Tru ck Squad. RUTH CALHOON Girl Reserves: C. K. L. Mu- sic Contest 1, 2, 3, 49 G. A. A. IDELLA CAMPBELL National Honor Society: Secretary Student Council 23 News Staff, Girl Re- serves: Ellen H. Richards JAINIES CANNON National Honor Society: President Hi-Y 25 Vice- President 35 Football 43 C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, 4. ROBERT W. CARLSON Miss Cherryblossom : Ol1! Doctor 3 C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3,. 41 Pep Band. TOM CARR Hi-Y. LEOTA MARIE CARROLL 4207 VIRGINIA LEE CARTER Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: C. K. L. Music Contest 2. ALICE B. CASE Girl Reserves: Ellen H. Richards Club. ADELLA BERTHA CEJKA Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards Club. RALPH CHURCH Hi-Y Pep Band: C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3. MARJORIE CLARK Student Councilg Ellen H. Richards Club. DURWARD CLEMENTS Student Council 3 Boys' Councilg C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2. 1211 I . H ERBERT COE Entered from Waverly Township Clllinoisb High School 2. BILL COST National Honor Society: Class Vice-President 2 3 Class Treasurer 43 Nation- al Athletic Honor Society: Football 4. ROBERT CHANK National Honor Society: C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 Scholarship Team 1 ,2, 33 Woodwind Quar- tet. Fli0RENCl1I E. M. CUMBOW XVI ill' Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Iticlmrds Club. 'TS Z. E Y DARYMPLE lilntered from Marysville High School 3. Y DQVVAR Ellen H. Richards Club? Band l, 2, 3: Football 2, 3 MA ALLEN R. DODGE Vice-President Class 1, 2: Secretary Student Council 1, 43 Bagketball 3, 4: Ten- nis 2, 3g The New Prior . MARK DODGE National Honor Society: Class Vice-President 4: President Student Council 4, Debate 3, 4: Football 3, 4. BILL DOUD ROTHY D. DOWNS Entered from McPherson High 4g G. A. A., Girl Re- serves. JLEN LORETTA EATON Girl Reservesg Oh! Doct- or : C. K. L. Music Con- test 2, 3, 45 Girls' Sextet 3, 4: G. A. A. RY JANE EDENIZURG Entered from Lincoln fNe- braskab High School: Girl Reserves, Sextet 3: C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3. VVAYNE K. EVANS C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3 4. VERNON FETTERHOOF Left school in February. ALEX FIELDER National Honor Society C. K. L. Music Contests 2 3, 43 VVo0dwind Quartette. ARTHUR FIELDER N ational Honor Society 3 C. K. L. Music Contests 2, 3, 49 Trail Staff: Scholar- ship Team 2, 3 5 Boys' Coun- cil. MARYELLEN FINK Girl Reserves: G. A. A. GEORGE FISHER Debate Club, Hi-Y: Boys Council. i221 National Honor Society 3 Business Manager Trail: -P W THE TRAH.1934 ROBERT FORREY GLENN E. FORD C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2. JESSE FORD Trac-k Squad: Golf. LESTER H. FORD Hi-Y: Ellen H. Richards Club. GORDON FRIEDSON DON FULKERSON Entered from Fort Collins fCo1oradoJ High School 4: News Staffg Boys' Council. l23l DOROTHY FURTICK National Honor Society: Associate Editor News: De- bate 3, 43 The New Poor g Scholarship 3, 43 Vice President G. R. 3. GEORGE F. GARRISON National Honor Society Editor S. H. S. News President Boys' Council Vice-President Student uncilg Class Secretary 3. A RMOND GLOYD Entered from Great Bend High School 33 Hi-Y. ELAINE Z. GOODALL Girl Reservesg Ellen Richards Club. K ENN ETH GOODALL M A Rl ' ELLA GORDON Girl Reserves. - XYZ w 1 THE TRAIL 1934 ILENE GRAYBILL Girl Reservesg G. A. A. Awards. PHIL GRFIGG BERNICE HAGGA RT Secretary Girl Reserves 3: Student Couneil: Stu- dent Librarian. JIA HOLD H. HAGY Hi-YL Rifle liluls: News Stziffg Boys' Cuunvil. RA YIVLOND HA LST ICA l J M A RY B. HAMILTON Girl Reservesg Student Li- brariong C. K. L. Music Contest 3, 4. TH ICLMA HAYDEN Girl Reserves: Ellen H. liiuliardsg G. A. A. Awards. EUNICIC HEEL Girl Reserves: Ellen H. Richards Club. HAROLD HENRY UPA L QHIGSS Girl Reserves: Ellen II. Richards Club. VIHG lN'lA CLA IRE HICKINIAN Girl Reserves Cabinet. lIl'lLl'lN H. HINKSON Mllen H. Richards Clulmg Schola rship Team 3. L24 I ld. VA THE TRAI L 1934 ' 'e 4 Q BHLDRED HOISINGTON National Honor Society: Girl Reserves Cabinet 3, 4: Trail Staff: Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4: C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, 4. LUCILE VIRGINIA HORNER Entered from Leata High School 1: Girl Reserves: C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2. 3, 4. RUTH LILLIAN HOWVE National Honor Society: G. R. Cabinet: Secretary Senior Girls Club: The New Poor : Scholarsliip Team 2. ETHJMER HUEPPELSHE USER Entered from Central Ac- ademy CMcPhersonJ 3. PAUL E. HUFF National Honor Society: Hi-Y: Kodak Club: Rifle Club: Scholarship Team 3: C, K. L. Music Contest 3. ODETTA H ULL Girl Reserves: Ellen II. Richards Club: Scholarship Team 2. f25l JOHN C. HUNTER Hi-Y. NORMAN HOLMAN Hi-Y: Pep Band: C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4. CURTIS E. HOUGHTON Hi-Y: Rifle Club 1: -Uh! Doctor I C. K. L. Music Contest' GLADYS JOHNSON Girl Reserves: Rifle Club: G. A. A. LEAMON S. JOHNSON Hi-Y: C. K. L. Music Contest 1: Boys' Council. LEO J OH NSON Entered from Glendale High School 1. TH E TRAI L 1934 lXI.-XBEL E. JOHNSON Entered from Ordmay CC0lorad0J High School 33 Ellen H. Richards Club. ROBERT A. JOHNSON Hi-Y. LUTHER .TORG Hi-Y: Kodak Club: C. K. L Music Contest 3, 4. GEORGE E. KATHARY National Honor Society: Class President 1, 2, 3, 42 National Athletic Honor Society: Football 3 ,4g Bas- ketball 3, 4. COURTNEY B. KEARNS Hi-Y. CLIFFORD ICEELER Ellen H. Richards Club. LOUIS KELLEY Smith-Hughes Printing Cer- tificate: News Staffg Trail Staffg Boys' Council. OLIVE KING Entered from VVic1'1ita High School East 4. VVALTER KING Boys' Council. TOLIINIY KINGSLEY Entered from Ellsworth High School 1. BRUCE KLINE Left school in January. INHLDRED KNITTLE Girl Reserves. C267 THE TRAH.l934 HAROLD KNOETTGEN IIELBA KNOETTGEN Girl Reserves: Ellen H. Richards Club. LEON,-X NIAE KOCH Entered from Marysville High School 3. .TACK KOSTER Entered from Paseo High fKansa.s City? High School 25 Pep Band. CHARLES B. KRA FT Hi-Yg Kodak Club: C. K. L. Music Contest 3, 4. VIRGINIA KRUEGER Girl Reserves: Secretary G. A. A., Trail Staff, Kodak Club. l27l l-IIGLICN KUTIITSCHEK Girl Reserves: G. A. A., 1,7 K. L. Music Contest 2. PAUL KUBITSCHEK Scholarship T.-ani 33 Km dak Club, Associate lidi: tor Trail. VIRGINIA LEE LADD Secretary Girl Reserve 3 News Staff! C. K. L. Mus- iv Contest 2, 35 Girls' Sex- tet 35 G. A. A. MARGARET E. LANTZ Ellen H. Richards Cluh. JIH ODA LEBOYV National Honor Society C. K. L. Music Contests 1 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserve Cab.. in:-t 2, 3: Miss Cherry blossom , Oh! Doctor. EI.lZABIC'I'l-T LECHNER Nationzil Honor Society G. R. Cabinet: Trail Staff C. K. L. Music Contest 1 2, 3, 4. THE TRAI l. 1934 O LGA LEVIN Girl Reserves: lilleu H. llicliards Club. L2lX'1'llilJ'I LINDB IGRG G. R. Cabinet 1: 'The New l'oo1 ': Miss Cherryblos- som : C. K. L. Music Con- test 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLOTTE LONG Nzntionul Honor Society: Class Treasurer 2: Editor- iu-Chief Trail: C. K. L. Mu- sic Cont'-st 3, 4: 'lMiss 1'l1urrybl0ss0111 . li VICLYN LONG Girl Reserves: Ellen H. liielmrcls Club. LAVON LOYD Hi-Y: C .K. ll. Music Contest 2, 3, 4. A liMVVI'1l.l, li. LUNDSTROIXI vl'lllfi'l'l'f-l from Lindsborg lliggh Scliool 2: Football 4: lizlslcetlmll Squad. lil HEI-IRT Blcul DA BIS Pep llziml: C. K. L. Cmq- test 3, 4. ARTHUR F. BIC C.-X Ii'l'Y Jil. News Staff. CICCII. MCCIAAIN ALIC li RTCC LUGGAGE Glfl R,8SGI'V6S. LEON RICINTIRE Hi-Y: Eli X11 H. Riclizirds Club: Kodak Club: C. K. L. Music Contest 2. X lllfTl'l T. lllvlillll Nzitioiml Honor Society: Secfretary tl. A. A. 3, Sc-holarsliili Team 13 Girl Reserves. I28l ? -'I W THE TRAIL 1934 --+- -+ MARGARET I. McAlLTR'l'lill'1 National Honor Society: G-irl Reserve Cabinet: Sch- olarship Team 13 G. A. A. EVELYN E. lNIcSPERITT Entered from Sacred He-irt 3: Ellen H. Ricfhzirds Club. lWAR.l ORIE IGLEANOR AIAPES Girl Reserveg Ellen H. Richards Club. LEE MARSHALL Hi-Yg Football 2. PAUL MEIER Scholarship Team lg Nevrs Staff: Boys' Council. OTHEL MEADOWS Football 23 Track 3. 1291 L YL li L. MELVIN lli-Y. IXIARION DIEYER National Honor Society 5 President Girl Reserves: The New Poor g Student Council: C. K, L. Music Contest 1. HIGLIGN E. IXZULICS Girl Reserves: C, K. L. Mu- sic Contest 3, 4. D ICLBTVIRT INHLLER National Honor Society 3 Hi-Yg Scholarship Team 35 Athletic 'Freasurerg C, liz L. Music Contest 1, 2, 2. FRANCIS Ml LLER CEClL SUROGGINS Football 3, 43 Llitslietball 3, 43 'l'rzuAk 2, 3. TH E TRAIL 1934 LUMAN IVIILLER Na.tio11a.l Honor Society Q Associate Editor Trailg Sch- olarship Team 35 Boys' Councilg Junior Play. BIERLE ll-IILLER Business Manager News: Oh! Doctor : C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4. HERBERT MINOR Entered from XVichita. High School East 25 Hi-Y: 'KMiss Che1'ryblossom . GALE MOBLEY National Honor Societyg Secretary Hi-Y 25 Scholar- ship Team 1. HOMER S. MEYERS News Staff: President Ko- dak Clubg Boys' Council. RUBY BICRNICE NEFF Treasurer Class 15 Girl Re- serve Cabinet 2. FLORENCE J. NELSON National Honor Society' Girl Reservesg The New Poor g f'Oh! Doetorwq C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, 4. IXHLDR PID NELSON Girl Reserves: Ellen H. Richards Club. GEORGE NICODEMUS C. K. L. Music Contest 3 4. VIRGINIA NORTH HOP Girl Reservesg G. A. A. Awards. MA LCOLXI OLSON Hi-Y. lil DNA O'N El L Girl Reserves. 1 1301 1 THE TRAIL 1934 Q 0 BEVERLLY PALMER Hi-YQ Ellen H. Richzlrsls Club: Basketball Squad. XYENIJIC LL PARBIAN Boys' Council. VIOLA, PERKINS NEVA PERRILL National Honor Society 3 Entered from Lovewell High School 33 Girl Re- seigves . VERA PERRILL Entered from Lovewell High School il: Girl lie- serves. MAX A. I'lP ICR Hi-Y Treasurer : C. K. L. Mnxsir- Contest l, 2, 3, 4 : Track Squad 3 Boys' Coun- cil. T311 DOB POWER Hi-YQ Ellen H. Richards Club, ADELLA A. PREIVIYSL Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards Club. A LICE PREWITT Girl Reserves: Ellen H. Richards Club. HUGH PATRICK QUINN Entered from Sacred Heart 23 National Honor Society: Debate Team: C. K. L. Mu- sic Contest 2, 3, 45 News Staff. PAUL A. RAMSEY I Entered from Amarillo f'I'exasJ High Schoolg Hi- Y. MA MIE RASSETTE Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards Club. 2-7' W THE TRAIL 1934 JEAN LEONA RATHEHT Girl Reserve Cabinet: Stu-- dent Librarian. IIOVVARD L. REYNOLDS Vice President Kodak Club: C. K. L. Music Contests 2, 3, 45 Pep Band. HOXYARD T. RIC1-LTER J UANITA ROBERTS Entered from Concordia High School 1 3 Ellen H. Richards Club. IC D ROBINSON Entered from Oconomowoc KVVisconsinD High School 3. RONALD ROSE Hi-Y. ALBERTA MAE ROSICMAN Girl Reserves. CHESTER ROTROCK Ellen H. Riclmrds Clubg Football 4. KENNETH RYAN Pep Band: C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3. MARY LOUISE SAMPSON' Class Treasurer 23 Girl Re- srrves' Treasurer 2, 43 Ko- dak Club: Student Councilg News Staff. HOXVARD D. SCOTT Hi-Y: Football Squad VV.-XLTER TS. SCH UINIACHLLR Student Councilg Director Pep Band 4 3 News Staffg 7' K. L. Tennis 2, 3. f3Zl BILL SEITZ National Honor Society: The New Poor g Golf 2, 3: Scholarship Team 2, 3: Hi-Y Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 4. GEN EVI EV E SEYBIOUR Girl Reserves: Scholarship Team l, 2: G. A. A: News Staff. C. VVILLIABI SHAVER, JR. The New Po0r : Miss Cherryblossomu: Class Tr- easurer 3: Cheer Leader: C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, 4. BIYRTLE SHEPHERD Entered from fDodge Cityl High School 2. CHARLES SITTEHLY Hi-Y. ALICE MA RIE SIWIITH Ellen Richards Club. i i331 THE TRAIL 1934 DOROTHY SMITH Ellen H. Richards Club N EDR.-X SMITH Girl Reserves. STUART SMITH POLLYANNA SNIDER Girl Reserves: G. A. A, LA XVRENCE SOLBERG ELAINE SPANGLER G. A. A. THE TRAI L 1934 EVA STRIEGEL Left school in .lzmuz.iry. EARL SUN DERLAND Entered from Winfield High School 3. INIARGA RET M. SVVAN Girl Reserves: Ellen ll. Richards Club. GRACE ALICE SVVICDEN- BURG Girl Reserves. ALICE .T UENE TALRERT Student Council 2: G. A. A Awards. DANIEL L. TAPPEN Entered from Herington High Sc-hool 4: Hi-Y: Foot- ball 4: National Athletie Honorary Society. HERBERT TAYLOR Rifle Club: C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 4. ROGER TEMPLIN President Student Coun- cil 2: Football BU Squad Letter 1, 2: Basketball lllanager 1, 2: Hi-Y. CARL XV. THOMSON Hi-Y MARY LOUISE TILLINIAN Entered from Vifashington fAlbuguerque, New Mexieoj ,High School 2: Girl .Re- serres: Treasurer Senior Girls' Club: C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, 4. L. LaVERNlC TREIXIAINE G. A, A. DORIS NATA LI E TURNER Entered from Hill City High School. l34l THE TRAIL 1934 INIARY HELEN UTT Girl Reservesg Rifle Club Student Council. FLORENCE VAN CLEEF Girl Reserves: Miss Cher- ryblossomng G. A. A. Aw ards. CLARENCE VEACI-I Hi-Y. HAZEL M. WARNOW Girl Reserves. IDA FAY WEBSTER Entered from Clillsworthl High School 2. QDOROTH Y XVEBURG National Honor Society: Girl Reservesg Trail Staff: Student Councilg C. K, ll. Music Contests 3. l35l JACK VVEISGARBER President Rifle Club 4: Hi-Yg Scholarship Team Zi, 4. RALPH XVENTWVORTH MARVIN VVILBUR RICHARD XV. BI. XVILHELM. Hi-Y1 Ellen H, Richards Club. EUGENE VVILLCOXON MARY E. VVILLTAMS Vice-President Class 4. President Girl Reserves 2 Debate Club: The Nev Poor 9 C. K. L. Music Con test 1. 2, 3, 4. I I I TI-IE TRAIL 1934 ROBERT L. XVILLIS Entered from NVashington qKansasJ High School 3 Football 3, 4: I-Ii-Y: C. K. L. Music Contest I. ALICE WILSON Girl Reserves. CECIL VVILSON Oh! DOcto1 ': C. K. U. Music Contest 2, 3, 4. FAUSTINA XVINDISCH Entered from Paseo CKan- szts Cityj High School 4. ALVIN XVISE Ellen H. Riulmrds Club. BILLY VVOLFSON Football Manager 2, 3, 4: Cheer Lender 3, 43 Track Squad: President Ellen H. Richards Club 3 Student Council. TH IC LINIA BIARIIC VVOOD National Honor Society, Point-Secretary Student Co- uncil 2, 4, Girl Reserves Cabinet: News Staff, G. A. A. XYJSN DELL VVOOIJ RUTH WOODS lillen H. Ric-lmrds Club, 1 K. L. Music Contest 3, 4 RALPH VVORCESTER DELRICRT VVRITLIII CARL E. YOUNGDAHL Rifle Club 2, 3, 43 Ellen If Richards Club. I 36 I THE TRAI L 1934 ESTHER ZILL National Hono' Society: President Senior Eirls Club: Girl Reserves Cabinet 4: G, A, A. 5 Scholarship Team 3. ED PATCH ICN Class Secretary 4: Hi-Y Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Basketball 3, 43 Golf 2, 3, 4. MARVIN O. ZOOK Entered from Lyons High School 1: C. K. L. Music Cleta Coop Tom Hayes Robert Crank Mark Dodge Alex Fielder Robert Crank Mark Dodge enior lvvlliose pictures Do N06 Appear Seniors Ranking Higliest in 1954 Bernadine Vaught Arthur Fielder Dorothy Furtick Mildred Hoisington Charlotte Long il-- Sommerilieldl Candidates Paul Kubitschek Donald Lockwood Alma Stauffer Sclwlmrsllip Luman Miller Gale Mobley Bill Sietz Arthur Fielder Alex Fielder l37I TL11l1'llll0lI' CHGLSS Ahlstedt, Jerry Allbee. Elizabeth Allen, Norma Allin, Betty May Appleton, Lucille Armour, Marvin Blundon, Ruth Maurine Bockius, Jack Borst. Lois Bottuin, Maxine Boyter, Mary Lou- Armstrong, Marian ise Arnold, Mary Alice Bowden, Kenneth Bachofer, Edward Bradshaw. Lolo Baker. Helen Baker, Marvin Ballard, Ruby Barkes, Shirley Barnard, Mary Louise Barrett, Lorraine Bays, Bob Beach, Margola Beineke, Eleanore Bell, Paul Benoit, Olene Berg, Lawrence Bergman, Arnold Berrie, Maurice Black, Yarber RLG Bradshaw, Vernon Bragg, Helen Brandt, Nedra June Bratton, Genevieve Brick, Sam Britt, Lois Brookhouser, Kath- lyn Brown, Henrietta Drown. Harold Buehrle, Dorothy Buell, Geeorge Burkholder, Lowell Burns, Helen Burr, Sheldon Carney, WValter Carson, Patsy Carr, Elizabeth Cassell, Paul Chaddock, Wyone Clark, Evelyn Collister, Cordelia Cooley, Albert Cooper, Paul Cox. Richard Crabtree, Vera Ni- ta Crosby, LaVera Crouthers, Eula Dahl, Everett Dalryniple, Char- lotte DeLaney, Charles Dewhirst, Lee Dickerman, Ed- ward Domino, Dorothy Dvorak. Edward Evans, Leslie Exline, Mary Jo Farrar, Edna Feeney, Michael Finch, Henry Fincher, Ernestine Ford, Lawrence Francis, Dorman French, Luella Frick, Darrell Frobenius, Helen Garrison, Lois Gerth, .lohn Gebhart, Frances Gebhart, Ruth Glazier, Jack Gillnian, Mildred Goodholm, Carl Goodman, Kfnneth Graves, John Greene, Merrill Gruber, .Josephine Gutsch. Merrill Hale, Marc hall, L ster Harris, .leanan Haugh, Dorothy .lean Hay, Marion Heath. Roy H. Hederstedt, Edna Mae Helms. Helen Henry, DeEarl Henry, Albert Hines. Halsey Hogan, XVinifred I-lofrefe, Pauline Hollenbec-k, John Howard Clara Howard, VVilma Hower, Neva Hoskins, Elmer Hoskins, Howard Hougliton, Don Hunt, Joseph Huitt, Lyle Irving, Emma .la8.'2e1', Cleo Jared. Louis Johnson, Bill i331 THE TRAH.l934 unior Class Johnson, Fer Johnson, Gertrude Johnson, Lawson Jones. Alfreda Jones, Murvis Jukes, Everett Just. Celia Mae Kean. Elizabeth Kenney, Clarence Keys, Jean Kindlesparger, Doris King, Florence Kirby, Elsie Kline, Don Knowles, Wendell Korn, Velma Kouns, Maynard Kouns, Vandella Kraft. Allen Lacy, Violet Lambertson, Ray- mnod Lantry, Pauline Lantz. Axaline Larson. Elizabeth Montgome ry, Opal Lewis, Carol Morlock, Geneva Lewis, Virginia Morse. Henry Lively, ,Tennie Morse. Melvern Lockwood, Mary Mowery, Vera Elizabeth Needels, Winifred Lundberg, Vincent Neilson, Emmaline Lynch. Peggy Nelson Harriette McColl. Victor Nelson, Laurine McConnell. Bob Nelson, Marie McDonald, Ernst Nickum. Arthur McGee, James Niquette, Virginia McKie. Joy O'Neil. Helen Magerkurth, Owens, Opal Richard Parker, Aileen Maupin. Garnette Parker, Winona Maxwell. Eddie Parrish, Suzanne Medov, Bessie Payton, Freddie Menish, Raymond Peterson, Mildred Miller, Dale Phillips, Edith Miller. Doris Pile, Edna Miller, George Pinkharn. Carleen Miller, Raymond Pinneo. Martha Miller, Vance Porterfield, Chris- Mobley, Demova tena Pohlman. Clarance Porter. Charles Prewitt, Gay Prewitt, Joy Raferty, Mary Sue Ray, Stanley Raynesford, Arline Redenbaugh, Cletus Reed, Elvin Renard, Violet Richards. Lucille Ripley, Frances Rittgers, Kenneth Rinquist. Eloise Robertson. Ivan Rodberg, Corinne Ross, Viola Sanberg, Doris Sanford. Anna Louise Sare, Oren Sauers, Ruth Schumacher, Bill Seng, Catherine Shafer, Clytie Shaffer, Ione Sharps, Opal Shaver. John Shelley, Margaret Small. Lawrence Small, Marian Smith, Ella Ruth Smith, Evelyn Smith. Helen Smith. Snead. Raymond Sondergard, Lucille Sprinkle, Lois Stauffer. Mildred Stell. Marilynn Struble, Helen Sullivan, Frances Sunbloin, Virgil Sunblom. Virginia Swanson, Kenneth Taylor, Charles Templin, Reta Tennison, Ralph Thompson, Arline l3fl Lois Wynne THE TRAH.1934 S0pTllllUJlllIll0lI CE Class Adams, Robert Adams, Roy Adamson, Frances Ahlstedt, Florence Allen, Milton Alton, Sybol Andrews. Helen Andrews. Josephine Appleton, Dorothy Arnett. VVa1ter Austin. Helen Bacon, Estella Baker, Kendall Rane, Albert Bangs, Frank Banker, Virginia Barnes. Ma rga ret Barnes, Marjorie Barnes, Nadine Bassett, Donald Bates, Reagan Bausher, Virginia Lee Begsrs, Robert Benfield, Robert Benham, Izetta Bishop, Flora Mae Black, Glenn Roswell. Irma Lee Houghton, Junior Boydston. Hartzel Bradshaw. Lois llrady, L. Alice llrady, Lloyd Brodine, Carl Iiroman. Warren Brown, Mary Duc-holz, Bernice Buck. Laura R 1 'mond Bnclke, z 3 Iiuell, .Tac-k Tlurkholder, VVar- ren Uuxton, Melba Campbell, VVallis Carter, Margaret Phappell, Marfraret Clark. lturl 1'larIc, Dorothy Clark, Jac-k Clark. Paul Clements. Mildred Cloud. Cleta Follistir, Teddy Crawford, Mar- garet Mae Frossley, Edthyle Crowther. John Currier, Francis Dahlberg, June Dalrymple, Dan Davis, Louis Deehle, Earle Uensford, llilly Dickerson, Isabel Ilishinan, Enid Dodae, Louise Ilooin, Everton Ilopp, liuth Mae lioud. Iiegena lDoii::'l1ertY. Dale Dryden, Junior Iluprf-e. V ' Dutrher, Effie Edelman, Lola Exline, Jean Farrar, Lloyd Faulkner, Kenneth Ficken, Bryce Finch, Cora Finch, Frederick Fink, Leroy Ganssle, Joyce Gay, Derryl Gibbons, Marjorie Gibbs, Laverne Giullen, Joaquinn Goodall, Jack Gordon, Robert Graves, Carl Graybill, K'-nneth Greene. Vernon Griffith, Frances Gruber, Marie Grilrnbein. Bonnie Hrle, ,Tunior Hallam, Loren Hancock, Helen Harmon, Pearl Hart, Judson Haynes, Lois Hederstedt, Doro- thy June Hess, Alberta Hight, Mary Ellen Hisey, XVayne Hoffman. Nick Hollen, Marion Howard, John Hudson. Margaret Hughes, Hazel Isaacson, Violet Ivan, Isabell Jenney, XYarren J innings, Marie Johnson, Angeline Johnson, Eleanor Johnson, Marjorie Johnson. Ruth Jukes, Lucille Kaplan, Earl Keeler, Maxine VV Keeler. Maxine M. Kelley, Joyce Kier, Loren Kilgriff, Flavis Kirkland. Emma Kleim. Edwin Klenla, Marion Kline, Edwin l40l 0pl10lIlIll0lI C Class Kohman, Harold Long, Berniece Kuhl, Mary Kath . ryne Lamer, Bobby Langshaw, Elsie Larsen, Miriam Fern Larson, Marjorie LaRue, Elton liuliue Kenneth l inyman, Lawrence .ear, Roberta: Leighton, VVilm:L Lentz. Leone Leslie. liernnrfl Lewis. Sue Ann Linck, Ruth Lindblom. Robert llind enineyer, Rob- GFI llivers. Allan l.ov':nrd, Betty Lorenz, Eileen Long, Harrison Lorenson, John Lund, Louis Lundstrom, Ber- tha Main, James Mapes, Dorothy Marietta, Robert Martin, Nadean Mason, Ralph Mason. Rita Mathews, Sam Mattison, Francis McArthur, Harvey McCabe, VVilford McCarty, Peggy McClain, Opal McKinney, Eugene Meyer, Violet Miller. Calla Miller. Margaret Miller. Maxine Miller, Raymond Montfrolnery, VVil- betta Moore. David Moran. Fred Moreen, Robert Mosher Mar Jane . ' Y Muir, Betty ' Nelson. Doris Neal, Nancy Nelson. Georgene N e thaway, Richard Newland. Carroll Newlon, Oliver Norris, Marcia Northern, Mildred Oberstach, James Padgett, Helen Pafford. Mary Palmer, Idalia. Partch. Leo Pzrtchen, Clifford Patrick, Leroy Garrett Payton, Della Mae Pfalzgraf, Lorrine Phillips, Raymond Philips, Vera Vickerill, Polly- belle Pile, Joseph Pinkham, Ardelle Pohrterfield, Max- me Prater, Bennie Prewitt, Frank Price, Elizabeth Price, Rosemary Ray, Verney Reed. Esther Repaz, Eddie R.6Yll0ldS, Kathryn Richmond, Amy Rhudy, Bessie Riggle, James Rinpgle, George liingquist ,Arlene Rivir, Keith Robertson. Bruce Robison. Howard Royce, John Q. Sandell, Virginia Sauer. Hugh Saum. Albert Seifert, Lois Scheibler, Robert Schroeder. Quintin Schuerman. Keith Shafer, Elwood Sheahon. Theodore Shedden, Bill Shelton, Frank Sherley, Donald Simpson, James Small. Marion Smith. Allan Smith. Paul Solberg, Robert Spangler, Garland Stauffer. Waltel' Struble, Dale Sullivan. Robert Sullivan, Virginia, Surbaugh, Gene Swedenburg, Eu- gene Thompson, Billie Jean Cont. On Page 84 lflll A I old THE TRAH.l934i 1FlI'CBSl'Illlll'l16LlU1 Class Adamson. Elmo Adkins, Pat Agin, Marie Ailer, Goldie Alfaro. Alfonso Allen, Frances Anderson, Edith Applebee, Ailene Armstrong, Ruth Ashford, Christena Ashford. Sheldon Ashton, Harold Beach, Geraldine Bennett, Donald Benoit, Teresa Benz, Arlene Berger, Jack Berg, Leonard Bessey, Harold Betson. Valentine Bloom, LaDonna Bogart, Dauniel Boileau, Emery Boyer, Maxine Cain, Grace Caldwell, Marlin Caldwell, Mildred Cameron, Edward Campbell, Brent Ashton, Merle B0yer, Melvin Austin, Marjorie Bffiflk. Alice Austin, Merle Brlzendine, Arline Bagley, Berneita, Brocksome, Harry Bagley, Maxyne Brouhard. Bill Baker, Betty Brown, Alice Baker, George Brown. Bill. Ball, Clyde Brown. FZPITY Bangs, Josephine Bruce. Edlth Barber, Elinore Bhwhellau. Verna Barnett, Helen Bllehrle, John Maxing Burris, R056 Bausher, Betty Burt, Mable Carlson, Mary El- len Carney, Della Mae Carson, Betty Lee Cassell, Faith Ce'ka Otella J . Chambers, Allen Chapel, Joe Christensen, Paul Cline, VVanda Cloud Jeanne Colvin, Audrey Cooley, Alma Cooper, Eugene Cooper, Margaret Cooper, Oral Comile, Virgil Coyle, 'Vernon Craig, Helen Crane, Edith Crites, Doyle Crow, Alice Culver, David Cumberland, Har- Daily, Beryl Davis, Arthur Day, Dorothy DeLaney, Don Denison, Anita DeVVar, Dorothy Dewhirst, Anna Margaret DeWitt, Ivan Dodge, Ruth Donmeyer, Ruth Donmyer, VV1nron Dunn, Marguerite Durham, Ione Dvorak, Mary Jane Eaton, Olney Eberhardt. Chris Ebert, Lester Elder, Roberta Erickson. Clemens Esping, Robert Estep, Chalmer Farmer, Wayne Faulkner, Awin Faulkner, Glen Fisher. William Fish, Garry Fitch. John Flamme. Pauline Ford, Clara Foster, Jack Friedson, Leonard Frobenius, Richard Garrison, Doloris Gehrke, Evan Gierseh, Melvin Graves, Betty Green, Betty Jo Gruber. Florence Hagee, Dale Hahn, Maurine Hahn, Roy Hall, XVayne Hammond, Billy I i421 Z'-'-D THE TRAH.l934 TCS lIlIlld1lUL C BLSS Hansen, Harvey Keeler. Nona Lindeman, Erleen Harkleroad. Arlo Kean, Virginia Lindgren, Alfred Hartley, Harold Kearns, Eleanor Loader, Edward Haworth. Merle Kelley, Doris Lohman, Milton Hay, Helen Kilgore, Ferne Loop, Carlin Hays, Vernon Kilgore, Violet Lobshire, Gene- Helwick, Kenneth King, Opal Mae vieve Heminger, Gladys Klerna, Ernest Lynn, 'Clarence Henry, Muriel Kline, Dale Marty, Alma Hepperly, Mary- Knight, Marjorie Massey, Roy belle Knitter. Winnifred Mayfield, James Herrington, Ray Kroenlein, Lorene McAdams. Marjorie Hess, Marie Krueger, Jeannette McCall. Viola Hill, Lcilla Kubitschek, Bern- Mc-Cargy, Edwin Homolka, Junior ard McCluggage, Mild- Houck, Frances Lee Kubitschek, Raph- red Hughes, Harry ael Mctjreery, Norman Hull, Eloise Lagerber, Doris McDonald, Helen Hunt. lrma Jean Jane McFadden, Viva Iniler, Carl Langniade, Lloyd McKie, James Jackson, Helen Lantz, George McKim, Margery Jennings, Eugene Larson, Laverne McKinney, Macine Johnson, Dorothy Lee, Virginia Mclvlickell, Eugene Johnson, Eulah Leonard, Mildred McMillcn, Regina Johnston, Herman Lewis, Irene McNee1, Viola Menish, Jean Merrill, Mary Margaret Miller, Eldon Minard, Leola Moore, Daniel Morse. Josephine Muir, Marjorie Needels, Walter Nelson, Alfred Nelson, Alvin Nelson, Dick Nelson, Lawrence Nethaway, Joan Niquette, Harold Norton. Jack Oberer. Muriel Oehlert, Vedah Ogden, Stanley O'Neal. Elinor Padfield, Earl Parker, John Peck, Stewart Pennock, Paul Peterson, Anita Peterson, Helen Phillips ,Kenyon Picking, Veneita Plunkett, Robert Pringle, Robert Querrey, Clayton Reed, Ernest Richards, Betty Jane Richards, Mable Richardson, June Ripley, Florence Robertson, Betty Robinson. Fern Rogers, Ardyth Romine, Echo Romine, June Roseman, Margar- et Rose, Margaret Rowland, Richard Salvador, Rudolph Samuelson, Melvin Sanford, James Cont. On Page S4 l43l X7- THE TRAIL 1934 Eighth Grade Admas, Annabelle Adams, Clarice Adams. George Agin, Gerald Allbee, Andrew Allin, Robert Allison, Doris Allison, Loine Anderson, Virginia, Ashton, Anna. Ashto, Henry Ashton, Wilbur Atwater, Lucille Bachofer, Ralph Bachtold, Mary Jeanette Baize, Jack Banker, Merlin Barekman, Doro- thy Barkes, Lois Baumgartner, John Bell. Dorothy Bengrston, Nathan Benharn, Katherine Benz, Betty Chaddock, Norma Danielson, Esther Bishop, John Lee Densford, John Boileau, Frederick Charboneau, Detrixhe, Cather- Borst, Lyle GGOTSB ine Boys, Virginia Church, Bob Dill, Zola Brack, Ruth Clark, Elson Dodge, Mary Beth Brodine, Walter Clements, Howard Donelan, Jean Brooks, Albert Clodfelter, Robert Doom, Warren Brothers, Hazel Cloud, Joe Doty, Ralph Brown, Clarence Clovis, Samuel Drake, Connie Buchan, Frances Coatney, Ruby Dryden, Virginia Buell, Ethelyn Cobler, Eva DuPree, Paul Buell, Evelyn Collister, Richard Eberhardt, Fred Burgess, Frances Connelly, Charles Elliott, ,Tack Burkholder, Caryl Coober. Virginia EDOS. Valdehe Burton, Betty Belle Everhart, Chester Butcher' Carl CQX, Clarence F2.lllS, Tlledil Cain, Ver.. S351 VxClg5g:'hge g2EIIl13VLeH,?ii ' - r ' er ez, la - Carroll, John Jr. Cuciypgel-ini' Di:-gihy U91 Cassell. Hihburn Cumbow, Virginia FMHBY. livvlyll Ardell Dahl, Warren Flamme. Lois Cejka, Clinton - Dalrymple, ldffie Eileen Flores, Frank Ford, Ray Fowler, Adaline Freeman, Anna Freeman, Doris Frobenius, .Robert Gallion, Hel -n Garrigues, Dale Garrison. Clarence Garrison, VVeslev Gebhart. Donald Gentry, Nancy Katherine Gibson, Ruby Gile, Anna Gile, Harvey Gile, Nadine Godfrey, Dorothy Goodwin, Neil ' Goodwin, William Gotst-hall, Russell Gough, Dorothy Mae Graves, Eleanor Gray, Grace Aileei i44l THE TRAH.l934 Eighth Gracie Gray, Loren Grecian, A Bill Green, Emma Greene, Marvin Gregg, Harry Griffith, Mary Gross, Betty Jane Gurley, Julia Ann Hall, Jack Hall. LaVerne Hall, Verne Hallam, Betty Hargrave, Vvilliam Hays, James Hazen, Forrest Heck, Marvin Heck, Melvin Hed. Homer Helmick, Glenn Hendershott, Lois Henry, Cletous Higgins, Helen Hildebrandt, Har- ley Hiler, Yvonne Hill, LeRoy I-Iilligoss, Della Hillyard, Maxine Hines. Mickey Hinds, Bernis Hinkle. William Hinkson, Betty Hoisington, Junior Holl n Eva Mae 6 . Hollenback, 'Ward Howard, James Hoyne, Timmy Hughes, Harold Humes, Frances Huston, Bobbie Hutchins, Nellie Ingram, Ralph Itzen, Ellen Jensen, Clarence Johnson, Carl Johnson Floyd Johnson, Lena Ma- rie Johnson, Margaret Johnson, Philliip Just, Dorothy Kelsey, Eunice Kenney, Merna Kindlesparger, Jack Kinkead Harley Kizer, Virginia Kouns. Juliet Kubitschek. Rob- ert Kuhn, Chris Lacy, Martha Lamer, Leona Lamer, Rolland Lantry, Mary Lantz, Evelyn Lantz, Fred Larson, Harlan Laubengayer, Bet- ty Lee Leonard. Gladys Leonard, Helen Liggett, Jack Lockwood, George Lindenmeyer, Ches- ter Lundstrom, Herb- ert Lynch, John Lynn, Kenneth Loomis. Charlotte McBeth. Harold McCabe, Hobart McCain. Shirley McCarge1', Gifford McClain, Ralph McConnell, George McCorrncik, Doris McCune, Elvin McMinn. Claude McPhail, Nathalie McQuist.ion, Nao- mi Madden. Dorothy Madden, Wilbur Magathan, Rollen Manion, Kenneth Maupin, Willia.rn Mayo, Hel-eu Meand, Donald Mercer, ,Tack Meyers, Marcella Miller, Adaline Miller, Bob Miller, Fern Miller. Jane Marie Miller. Rose Milleson, Elmer Mills. Dean Mitchell. Roy Mobley, Paul Molby, Marcia Mongold, Lloyd Montgomery, Ruby Moralez, Manuel Moreen, Hazel Moses, Doris Mosher, Ruth Muller, Max Mullikin, Betty Jane Myers, Richard Neal, Billy Neeland, George E451 eyeniiilh Grade Adaxns, Dick Baxter, Dorothy Brown, Kenneth Aills, Mildred Jean Brown, Lucille Allbeey Arthur Baxter, Emma Brown, Maxine Allen, Billy Louise Bruce. Ethel May Alstroni, Junior Baxter, Floyd Burnley, Joseph Andrew, Edith Mae Bays, Gordon Bush, Marie Andrews, Gi-ace Beach, Dale .C-ain, Betty If Armsiroiigl Harry Beazley, William Calhoon, Esther l Arnold, Bzirbaiu llell, Mary Cameron, Maijorle Lee B Margiiaret 11 ganlnog,vuW1ll1am erg, usse ar, 1 Jioiiigiy Bergrlund, Dorothy Carlson, Gilbert Atkinson, Luciiie Bergsten. Dale Carlson, Phillip Atwater, Maxine Biser. Norman Carson, Mary Ayers, Leonar-Q Boileau, Ruby Case, Charles Bailey, Chick Bosch, Henry Case, Lydia May Ilailgyy Iioyanal Brady, Eddie Cassell, Howard Baker, Minion Bratton, Donald Charles, Eloise Rall, Olin Brensinger, Paul Cheney, Mary Banker, Lewis Britegam, Jack Christensen, John Barnes, F. M. Brizendine, Calvin Clark, Bernard Barnett, Charles Brock, Jeanne Clovis, John Barr, Lillie Belle Bross, Marjorie Coates, Jean Barrett. Jack Mae. Collister, Donna Bauguess, Everett Brown, Helen Constable, Loran Cooper, Florence Eaton, Mary Cooper, Jim Eitel, Betty Cox, Harold Elder, lieverly Cox, Helen Loine Elder, Loretta Crane, Dorothy Elliott, Edgar Crawford, Betty Elton, Jack Crites, Virginia Ericson, Jeanne Cruse, Kp-ith Esping, Lillian Cunningham, Mona Marie May Evans, Helen Dale, Bill Farrar, Roland LDanielson, Billy Faulkner, lflnnna Deldaney, Kather- Marie ine Faulkn -r, Keith Derstine, Maxine Faulkner, Vvlllllkl Dewhirst, VVanda Mae Dilworth, Bernard Ferni, Jimmie Dodge, Betsy Downs, Donald Dryden, Ruby Duggan, Robert Dunn. Junior Dvorak, Adeline Lydia Eagle, Benton Fink. Marvin Fisher, Donald Fisher, Edna Mae Flores, Manuel Forrey, Donald Fox, Frank Cane, Donald Gard, John Phil i451 THE TRAH.l934 eventiin Grade Gaskill, James Geoffray, Gus German, Mabel Gilv, Dorothy Mae Gillmore, Edward Giltner, Bertha Giltner, Billie Gleason, Preston Godlmey, Robert Gordon, Karl , Gordon, Vencel Graham, James Gray, Austin Gray, Clarence Gray, Freddie Griffin, Sara Mae Griffith, Paul Gutkzu, Robert Harkleroad, Winn Harmon, Helen Harper, Virginia l.ee l-lzirris. Helen Bell llzrrt, Verbena llznugrli, Maynard Haworth, Duane Haworth, VVayne Hayden, Evan Hayes, Matilda Hays, Helen Louise Hendricks, Nellie Hensley, Jack Herrington, Harlin Herington, Hazel Hill, Eugene Hill, Hiller, Hiller. Hinds, Hines, Hines Wilma .Tim Naneen Margie Delbert Harold Hinkle, Dorothy Jean Hollenbeck, Ada Holman. Hopkins, Hoskins. Berne Charles Homer Howard, Betty Lou Howard, Clarice Hughes, Elmer Hull, Roy Kauffman, Derald Levin, Robert Humes, Richard Kean, Helen Irene Larsen, Melba Hunter, Marjorie Kearns, Janeice Jean Ann Keyes, Georgia Light, Billie Huston, Ilene Kier, Wanda Lewis, Margaret Illingsworth, Herb- Kirby, Emma Jean Loader, Lloyd ert Kirkland, Joe Locke, Charles Ingram, Alfred Kistler, .T0hn Lohman, Evalina Jarvis, Melvin Knight, James Long, Mary Belle Jennings, Betty Knitter, Galen Loop, Isabel Jennings, Bobbie Knittle. Helen Loop, Isabel Lee Korn, Hazel Lundberg, Marjor- Jensen, Frances Jewell, Lelah ie Jean Kuhn, Leonard LaClair, Hearold Lundstrom, Lyn- Johnson, Clifford Lagerberg, Dorcas wood Clarence Johnson, Donald Mae Lytel, Constance Johnson, Eloise Laning, Katherine McAdams, Peggy Johnson, Lavanice llanning, Edgar McCarty, David Johnson, Leroy Lantz, Robert McCollum, Pauline Johnson, Mary Larson, Clena. McKinney, Lois Elizabeth Marie McKinney, Lucille Johnson, Raymond Lauber, Arthur McLane, Jaunita Johnson, Warren Lee, Howard Magerkurth, Helen Jones, Lola Leonard, Evelyn Ruth Kathary, Billy Levin, Jane Lont. On Page 84 i471 Z7- TH E TRAI L 1934 3511 illflemnrp nf Eugene Tlilklillnznxsun Clieril Zgrattun flllarl Guohbnlm H g JE 'th h' D Thr gh g ld d pl With the ight fG d n y And th p fG d h f Ma g t W dd SYXZ7, THE TRAIL 1934 State English, 9th year ' Elinore Barber, Muriel Henry English, 10th year Wilberta Montgomery, Doris Nelson English, 11th year Maurine Blundon, Eli- zabeth Carr English, 12th year Mildred Hoisington, Thelma Wood Algebra, lst year Ernest Reed, Ernest Klema. Algebra III Marion Armgtrong, Ed- na Merle Farrar Plane Geometry Keith Schuerman, Ma- ry Pafford Biology Laura Lee Waring, Al- lan Livers Chemistry Dean Weber, Marc Hale Physics Mark Dodge, Paul Ku- bitschek American History Bill Seitz, Dorothy Fur- tick Constitution Merrill Greene, Ed- ward Dickerman Mod. and European Hist. Wallia, Campbell, Mar- cia Norris VVorld History Louis Davis, Robert Sullivan Current History II Fill Seitz, Delbert Mil- er French Clgt yr,J Arline Thompson, Vir- ginia Banker French f2nd yr. J Paul Huff, Robert Crank Latin flst yr,J Ernest Reed, Enid Sch- uerman Latin 12nd yr.J Donald Basset-t, Peggy McCarty Virgil 13rd or 4th yr.J Jean Ratliert, Mar h l Ann Pinneo Cicero 13rd or 4th yr.J Ethyle Crossley, Leone Lentz Spelling III Patsy Carson , Ruth Howe Scclliollars ip ontestants Solid Geometry Wayne Yordy Harold Brown Chemistry Evelyn Smith Physics Jim Cannon Constitution Edna Mae Hederstedt Mod and European Everton Doom Psychology Cleta Coop ' Maryellen Flnk Current History I Louis Lund Marion Klema Melba Buxton Latin 62nd yr.J Esther Reed Bookkeeping Jack Weisgerber Genevieve VVilvers Commercial Law Lavon Loyd Clothing Mary Hamilton Maxine Boughton Mechanical Drawing Herbert Minor Gale Mobley German I Heinz Walther, Florence Nelson English Team Elinore Barber, Doris Nelson Elizabeth Carr, Mildred Hoisington Relay Team Ernect Klema, Laura Lee Waring Dean Weber, Mark Dodge Spelling Team Jean Cloud, Ethyle Crossley, Patsy Carson, Ruth Howe English VII Royanna Bailey, Patri- ca Snedeker English VIII Mary Helen Wilson, Warren Doom English 9th yr. Florence Ripley, Betty Lee Carson Mathematics VII Mary Bell Long, Dor- othy Schrader Mathematicg VIII Marcia Molby, Robert Viles Algebra lst yr. Ernest Sunderland, Harold Niquette Social Science VII Donald Johnson, Wil- bert Meyers Social Science VIII Fred Eberhardt, An- drew Allbee Spelling I Frances Shepherd, Cleo Nissen Foods Ferne Kilgore, Dorothy Starkey Clothing Maxine Barnett, VVan- da Cline Manual Training Brent Campbell, Ron- ald Schweitzer English VII Naneen Hiller English VIII Katherine Gentry English IX Josephine Bangs Mathematicg VII Wayne Haworth Mathematics VIII Gloria Young Social Science VII Junior Smith Social Science VIII Billy Bishop Latin 11st yr.D Berneita Bagley Latin flst yr.J Jo Ann Seeley Spelling I Betty Ruth Eitel Spelling I John Reed Spelling I Wanda Reh Foods Mildred McC1uggage Commercial Law Daryl Beck, Hugh Quinn Foods Idella Campbell, La- Donna Bloom Manual Training Loren Kier, Leroy Fink English, 10th yr. Nick Hoffman Plane Geometry Harrison Long THE TRAIL 1934 'X WASHHNGTON OlFlF'llClE,RS 'Allen Dodge, Ed Patchen, Dean Weber, George Kathary, Mark Dodge, George Garrison, Wayne Yordy, Richard Magerkurth, John Shaver Martha Ann Pinneo, Mary Williams, Thelma Wood LHNCOILN OFFHCHERS Garvin Van Mater, Carl Brodine, Marion Klema, Chris Eberhardt, Theodore Sheahon Harold Cumberland, Bryce Ficken, John Fitch, Robert Marietta Allen Livers, Clifford Patchen, Barclay Wright i591 TH E TRAIL 1934 ROOSEVELTI WWCERS Stanley Sampson, Mary Cheney, Jason Yordy, Kendrick Brown, Bob Woodward, Harold McBeth, Jack Waring, Mary LaVene Price, Philip Johnson, Donald Johnson, John Lynch, Benny Park DEBATE Mark Dodge, Leroy Bengston, Walter Waring, Paul Castle, Dean Weber, Frances Gebhart George Fisher, Mary Williams, Patsy Carson, Pat Quinn, Ann Wright, Mr. Anderson, Coach, Dorothy Furtick l51I NVASHINGTON ll-llll-Y CAlBwllNlE'll' Jim Cannon, George Fisher, Mark Dodge, Roger Templin, Delbert Miller, Dean Weber Albert Henry, Sam Brick, Bill Seitz VVASlHlllNG'll'ON GHRL RESERVE CABINET Mary Louise Sampson, Virginia Arnold, Patsy Carson, Esther Zill, Mildred Hoisington Ruth Howe, Charlotte Long, Virginia Hickman, Bessie Medov, Margaret McMurtric, Marian Meyer, Edna Mae Hederstedt, Thelma Wood 1521 TH E TRAIL 1934 LINCOLN HI-Y CABIINET Robert Sullivan, Chris Eberhardt, Keith Schuerman, Carl Albert Brodine, Garvin Van Mater, Bill Brouhard Bryce Ficken, Jack Clark, John Fitch, VVarren Burkholder ILAINCOILN GHRL RESERVE CAEIINET Marion Klema, Patty Woodward Laura Lee Waring, Helen Jackson, Ruth Linck, Frances Griffith Amy Richmond, Kathryn Reynolds, Helen Andrews l53CI - ? THE TRAIL 1934 ROOSEVELT Hll-Y QCAEllNE'lli' Tyson Beazley, Dwayne Haworth, Edward Smith, Kendrick Brown, Roy Mitchell, Fred Eberhart, Walter Brodine Ronald' Richards, J. Rex Watkins, Donald Johnson, Billy Neal, Dick Adams, Gus Geoffrey Bob Cannon, Phil Gard, Harold Hines, Jim Hiller, Delbert Hines RUOSEVELT GllRLS RESERVE CAEHNET Mary Price, Betty Gross, Mary Cheney, Elaine Watkins, Wanda Dewhirst, Joyce Standiferd, Pat Snedeker, Mary Helen Wilson l54l TRAHL STAFF Luman Miller, Elizabeth Lechner, Dorothy Weburg, Mildred Hoisington, Arthur Fielder, Charlotte Long, Paul Kubitschek, Bill Cost, Louis Kelley, George Fisher, Virginia Krueger NFFWS STAFF Jim Cannon, Allen Dodge, Mark Dodge, Merle Miller, Louis Kelley, Homer Myers, Don Fulkerson, Paul Meier Harold Hagy, Fred McCarty, Bud Schumacher, George Garrison, George Kathary Hugh Quinn, Bill Seitz Mary Jane Edenberg, Genevieve Seymour, Helen Eaton, Margaret Carpenter, Instructor Idella Campbell, Mary Williams, Marian Meyers Ruth Howe, Virginia Lee Ladd, Mary Louise Sampson, Dorothy Furtick, Virginia Arnold, Thelma Wood Ir55l THE TRAIL 1934 W fjgggfzff 'fa ff SAJLJINA HIGH SCHOOL BAND SALIINA HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA H56 XXX, UNH OR 5E g 7.1- w 5 PQWQQY V lim WV L ' I MQ M V- 044 ' 4' ' Wi- fy K W T .uf '1 N fr 4 k ATHLETIC JAMES M. DOUGLASS FOOTBALL COACH E. A. UHRLAUB .ATHLETIC DIRECTOR I J ASSISTANT FOOTBALL d0AiJIiI 61 DEE BUFILL, HALFBACK, SENlOR THE TRAIL iw FOOTBALL Sahna ..... .... Topeka ....... Salina ----- McPherson 5312112 ,---- .... C hapman .... 531138 ----- .... E llsworth 5311113 Herington D9-limi Emporia Salina Lindsborg Salina Hutchinson Salina Abilene Brilliantly finishing three years on the first team, Dee was placed on the C. K. L all stars his last two years and was also named captain of this mythical eleven in his last year. His smashing, driving, spectacular ball-carrying, his accurate passing, and his fine kicking made Buell one of the best players ever to Wear a Mai-0011 Suit. PATCHEN, CENTER, SENIOR , Characterized by his fiery winning spirit, 'fRed played in every same and finished his second year at the pivot post. Ed's faultless passingdid much to give Salina backs confidence in themselves. A mainstay on the defense and a constant fighter, Ed was, in the opinion of the Topeka High NVorld's Sport staff, the best center in the state. MARK DODGE, FULLBACK, SENIOR In the McPherson same Mark suffered a fractured shoulder which kept him out of many of the mid-season games. Mark was a big, battering-ram typ eof player and could always be counted on to fret those needed yards. Playing several minutes with a fractured shoulder, as he did in the McPherson game, shows that Mark would never quit until the final gun sounded. CVCIL SCROGGINS, GUARD, SENIOR Cecil can truthfully be called the best guard that has played in the C. K. L. and one of the best in the state. His: speed, weight, and consistency make f'Scrog a fine interference runner. De- fensively Soros could knife thru the opposing line with unbelievable speed. In addition to be- ing chosen C, K, L. guard, Cecil captained Salina in the final game with Abilene. H521 l OO'll BAlL.lL. THE TRAIL 1934 C. K. ll... ALLSTARS First Team Boughton, Endg Van Cleef, Tackle Buell, Halfback: Kathary, Fullback SCCOIIJ Team Glazier, Tackle HOB WILLIS, END, SENIOR Bob gained a first team berth when a junior and played as a regular during his senior year. He made up what he lacked in speed by his weight and his ability to anticipate opponents plays. An excellent blocker and a consistent defensive player, Bob gave fine exhibitions of end-play in the Topeka and Hutchinson games. He always showed lots of scrap and plenty of fight. NORB BOUGHTON, END, SENIOR Undoubtedly Norb was the best end in the C. K. L. Although he was light, he had the speed and endurance that made him a successful end. Norb was also a fine blocker, and as a defensive player, there was none better in the league. He always played consistent ball and with the fire and enthusiasm that acted as a stimulus to keep up the team's morale. Norb was chosen on the C. K. L. team. OTHEL ME.-XDOVVS, FULLBACK, SENIOR Although he was handicapped by lack of height. Meadows used his extraordinary SDE-ed and drive with telling results. Othell had an uncanny ability to dfidge thru the smallest hole in the opponents line. He was probably the best blocker in the backfield. His repeated gains in the Ellsworth game aided much in annexing this vit-tory for the Maroons. LEE MARSHALL, END, SENIOR Lee did not see as much service in the games as some of the other end candidatesg but, never- theless, he always gave his best whether inthe games or on the practice field. Lee was a. hard man to block out of a play. CHESTER ROTROCK, END, SENIOR Chet was a valuable reserve and 4-ould be counted on to fight his hardest when placed in a. game. He rarely missed a night of prftf-tice and always played commendable ball. Al- I63l THE TRAIL 1934 though not an outstanding blocker, Chet was a good defensive player. XRMWELL LUNDSTROM, GUARD, SENIOR Although he was the lightest of the guards, Lundstrom saw more service at right guard than the other candidates for this position. Vvhat Swede lacked in size he made up in his will- ingness and his scrapping type of defense pl ay. Swede spilled many a ball-lugger in his tracks by his ability to smash through the opponent's line. DAN TAPPAN, GUARD, SENIOR After playing last year on Herington's tetani, Dan moved to Salina and was converted from a tackle to a guard. He did not always rate a first team position, but he could be counted on to fill any gap in the line and fill it to the best of his ability. L-ILL COST, GUARD, SENIOR Bill, like Lundstrom, was light for a guard position, but his lack of weight did not keep him from seeing a lot of service. Bill was kept out of the early games because of an infected arm, but near the end of the season he developed into a fine, defensive player and running guard. JOHN CALDVVELL, TACKLE, SENIOR Long John saw much action in the early sea son games and was one of the hardest men on the squad to block out of a play. No one tried h arder or wanted to win more than John. He never complained but silently gave his best. This is Johnn's fourth year of football, and he has made a place on the squad for himself by hard, persistent work. LARL VAN CLEEF. TACKLE, JUNIOR Van like Glazier, was a 210 pound tackle f rom last year's B team. Earl started the season at guard but was later shifted to tackle, a position he filled so well he was chosen on the C. K. L, All-Stars, Earl was the place kicker of the team. He should be the nucleus of the Ma.- roon's line next year. I LVIN REED TACKLE, JUNIOR No one dn the squad had more pep and enthusiagm than Fat. He topped the scale at over 200 pounds, and although he did not hold a regular berth, he could always be counted on to do his best. Next year Elvin will be hard to keep off the first team. WVAYNE YORDY, QUARTERBACK, JUNIOR Assigned the signal calling post, Wayne was often called upon to run the team. His sense of leadership made him'a fine field general. He was also a good passer and kicker. Misfortune overtook Yordy near the last of the season and inflicted a knee injury, which kept him Out of the Abilene game HARTZELL BOYDSON, HALFBACK, SOPHOMORE Hartz, a sophomore, was ehe fastest of the backfield men on the squad- B0YdSfO11 made many sensational twisting runs and was a fine kicker and passer. In the Ellsworth game I-Iartzell was at his best, making two long runs for touchdowns. With two more YBHPS to play Hartzell should develop into one of the best ba1l-luggers in the C. K. L. ACK GLAZIER TACKLE, JUNIOR Coming up from last year's B team, Jack,after several games became a regular. He was exceptionally fast for a 200 pound player, and with this speed and weight he became one of the team's most aggressive linemen. Jack was placed on the C. K. L. Second Team and should do much to make nextyear's team a success. LYICRETT JUKES, FULLBACK, JUNlOR 'XVith no previous experience Jukes developed into a very valuable reserve as the season ad- vanced. His kicking, defensive play, and line plunging were far above the average. Everett got his first real chance to perform in the Hutchinson game and gave an outstanding perform.. ance, scoring both touchdowns. L EORGE BUELL, HALFBACK, JUNIOR George Showed that his brother, Dee, hadn't monopolized all the football talent in the Bueli family. In the Chapman game Georges kicking was the deciding factor in scoring a Salina vic- tory. With a year's growth and experience, George should be a great aid to the 1934 Salina team. IIM CANNON. HALFBACK, SENIOR Jim was one of the most capable reserve backs. VVhen he was placed in a game .Tim always worked hard, carrying the ball, leading interference, and doing all he could. .lim was hindered all year by a hip injury, but he always atte nded practice and did his utmost for the good of the team. .AEORGE KATHARY. T-TALFBACK, SENIOR George, a second year man, won distinction for himself as a great backfield player. He was by far the best pass-receiver in the state and in the Abilene game spectacularly received a. fifty yard pass for a touchdown. For his stellar play on the defense and his fine blocking on the offense, George was picked as a first string man on the mythical C. K. L. All-Star team. 1 ILL WOLFSON, MANAGER, SENIOR Overflowing with pep and school spirit, Bill found his chance to serve the football team as man- ager and filled this position to the satisfaction of every one connected with the team. Bill's optimism and determination to win did much to keep up the team's morale. AFK CLARK, .ASSISTANT MANAGER, SOPHO MORE Jack was Bill's assistant and was quick to learn the duties of football management. Jack was a valuable asset to the team and is capable of taking over the management next year. 1641 Tl-I E TRAI I. 1934 FOOTBALLHAHSQUAD Coach Douglass Jukes .Marshall Kathary Van Cleef Caldwell Dodge Reed Buell Glazier Patchen Tappan I3-oydston Aassistant---Coach Orendorff Jared Cannon Rotrock Boughton Alllsiedt Cost Lundstrom Scroggins Magerkurth Yordy Buell Yarcho Bays Bell Cassell Sare Robison Henry Miller Scott Brown Koster Assistant Manager Clark Manager Vkfolfson 5 F0OTBALLMH9SQUAD Adams Linvh Hall Farm'-r Crowther Turner Willey Peek Brnuharcl Padfield Plunkett .l. Smith Currier Zahradnik ML-Arthur H. Smith W'ilbur Herrington Kaplan Moore Ringle Fit-ken VVolfson Niquette ln Rue Phillips Graybill Yan Matre Van Cleef. Van Nordstrand Brown Lindenmeyer Stolz Lohman Sheahon Coach Tjhrlaub, Fish Livers K. LaRue Sanford Fisher It 651 THE TRAIL 1934 GEORGE KATHARY, SENIOR, GUARD Kathary was one of the most spectacular floormen of the C. K. L. Playing the first part of the season at forward and playing superb ball. he was transferred to the vacant guard post where he played equally well. George possessed the best basket eye of any player -on the team. He was noted for his center shots as well as those from the side. By his spectacular playing throughout the season, he was chosen to pilot the team through the Regional and State tourneys. George was a two-letter man and was made captain of the C. K. L. All-Star second team. CECIL SCROGGINS, SENIOR, GUARD Cecil, playing his second year on the fir't team. was by far the best guard in the Central Kansas League. All year Scroggins did not meet his equal in the art of re- covering rebounds. The assignment of covering the outstanding players of the oppos- ing teams fell on Scroggs shoulders, and in addition to filling this assignment, he added many points to the score. Besides being chosen for the C. K. L. All-Stars, he received the highest honor that can come to a basketball player, that of being chosen on the All-State Honor Roll. ED PATCHEN, SENIOR, FORWARD Whether at a forward or guard berth, Ei always played a steady consistent type of ball. Red did not, in any way, let his lack of weight prevent him from playing an untiring game. His leadership gained for him the captaincy in the majority of the seasons games and his timely shooting gave him the honor of being the team's leading scorer. Although Ed was not extremely fast, he used his four years of experience to overcome this handicap and to steady the team. ALLEN DODGE, SENIOR, CENTER Al played alternately at center and guard and plaved invaluable ball at both posi- tions. Defensively Al was superior, being assigned to guard the high-scoring centers of the Central Kansas League and holding them to few points. Through the season Al was not much of .a scoring threat until the Regional and State tournaments when he added much to the offensive punch of the five. By his splendid cooperation and his ability to retrieve rebounds, he was often indirectly responsible for many of Salina's scores. JOHN CALDWELL, SENIOR, CENTER There has never been an athlete in Salina High School who has worked so hard and so untiring as John. Although he did not see a great de.al of action, he always had the same undaunted spirit. John's play was neither sensational nor fast, but his advantageous height was an important factor in controlling the tip. Long John when inserted into the game always added several pointsto the score. This is John's first letter in basketball. i661 W TH E TRAIL 1934i GEORGE BUELL, JUNIOR, FORWARD George was a valuable cog in the Maroon machine through his all-around play and his uncanny ability to sink one-handed shots from any conceivable position. After the first few games he won a place on the first team and was a regular through the rest of the season. Buell was a fine dribbler and ball hustler and could send the ball through the loop with either or both hands. George should lead the offensive attack of the Salina Five next season. OTIS BEACH, SENIOR, FORWARD Coming to Salina from Iola, Otis developed into a valuable player, who always gave his best when placed in a game. Beach's small stature was overcome by his amaz- ing speed, drive, and accurate passing. He rarely missed a night of practice, and in every way he could, tried to improve the team. Whether in the game or on the bench, this diminutive forward did all in his power to bring victory to the Maroon quintet. VANCE MILLER, JUNIOR, CENTER X Returning to Salina after a year's absence in Topeka where he was a member of the sophomore team, Vance became one of the leading center aspirants. Because of his lack of experience Vance was not always in the starting lineup, but he improved so rapidly that he gained a starting position in the Regional tournament where he played outstandingly and used his height to the best advantage of the team. Vance will be eligible for competition next year and should have a very successful season. JOHN SHAVER, JUNIOR, FORWARD Through most of the early games of the season John did not play much, but in the Herington game he played such excellent ball that he was often placed in the games. Possessed with stamina and a fighting spirit, John was always scrapping desperately to annex a victory. His love for action and his reliable aggressive manner were characteristic of his play. With a year's experience John should be a mainstay of next year's team. l67l THE TRAIL 1934 BASKETBALL SQUAD Coach Uhrlaub, Wolfson, Clark, Palmer, McDonald, Crowthers, Boydston, Currier, Lundstrom, Coach Douglass. Scroggins, Buell, Kathary, Dodge, Caldwell, Miller, Patchen, Shaver, Beach, Patchen. TRACK 'll'lEA Ml Wolfson, Buell, Kathary, Heath, Yarcho, Caldwell, Buell, Bell, Kraft, Boydston, Coach Uhrlaub Brown, Wolfson, Cannon, Doud, Caldwell, Yordy, Scroggins, Van Matre, Meadows. Adams, Currier, Willey, Ficken, Sullivan, Burkholder, Stoltz, Lohlman, Eberhardt, Koster, Magerkurth. L63l - Ky. 509 X ,, ,X fx ,,-x fs.-, f-X ,NJ ,. rf 'XV K 4 X fu yff X . 4 f f Q 2 ,I J R fu r V F A Ta xii. 54 V'A V Q, FEATU RES TH E TRAIL 19341 9 lluo lHllCCD4IllgS0ll'll S fClI'cdl.jp lgflllfllllli fCl1ppeu' from Leading Periodicals from 1935 to 19552 Howard Richter has been appointed secre- tary of the new bureau of public holidays. Kenneth Rittgers will enforce holidays in the Salina District. Among citizens deported in June for active participation in Dollar Day rioting are Misses Thelma Wood, Evelyn Long,, Helen Kubitschek, all graduates of the Salina High School. After this date I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife. Harry Roberts, Jr. Howard Reynolds has taken charge of the Ripley Believe It or Not features at a stagger- ing salary. Yeast and West , a health bulletin, is now issued weekly by Dr. Ruth McKim and sold at all news stands. Seitz law ofiice can use an oHLlce boy. Ed Patchen has just been fired. Percival and Prudence Prim , a book on good usage and good manners, is the joint publication of Robert Power and Wendell Parman. Fender seats that do away with accidents were invented by Armwell Lundstrom, an ex- football star. The Lincoln Library has been completely revised by Giles Caldwell and is now pocket size. Gas distributors for the Salina District ap- pointed by Governor Allen Dodge are Miss Mfry Louise Tillman and Miss Helen Eaton. Don't forget Wolfson's Loud Speaker for social gatherings and street use. Durward Clements, renowned pool player, is seriously ill in Loyd's Lakeview Hospital, Chicago. Blood poisoning which developed from a snake-bite, received while he was visit- ing Charles Kraft on his Arizona farm, is the cause of his illness. Cecil Wilson, noted Kansas poet, is in Salina for a week lecturing to civic clubs. H31 U The hit of the season seems to be a little girl in the Earl Carroll Vanities named Mary Jane Edenburg, and she's from Kansas-but can she dance! Gladys Johnson solicits your vote for United States Senator to succeed the unexpired term of Miss Rhoda Lebow, who will accompany her husband, Arthur Fielder, on his European concert tour. Miss Charlotte Long arrived recently in San .Francisco on the S. S. Seaweed from her missionary station in Southern Africa. She will tour the states addressing churches on Prohibition in Africa . Services will be held Wednesday evening at the Free Methodist Church, at the corner of Iron Avenue and Front Street with the Rev- erend Alexander Fielder speaking on The Great American Excuse . The will of the late Robert Carlson leaves the entire Carlson fortune to the furthering of better music contests. . Otis Beach's latest release, Love's De- light will be shown all next week at the Royal. It is his second starring picture since his entrance into the Paramount Studios. Chester Rotrock and Marvin Wilbur are demonstrating the two-in-one product, Chalk Flour, which may be used for either pastry or face powder. The latest oil gusher struck is located on the ranch of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bragg just north of Scott City. It is pumping at the rate cf fifty barrels a day. She listens to what you don't say and never misses a word.- Marion Meyer Miss Vella Mae Allen, stunning brunette, has accepted a position as model in Wolfe's exclusive formal creations department. Jack Koster, formerly of Niles, has moved here to onen his new place of business, the Help-Your-Self Beauty Shoppe. The formal opening will be announced later. L ,,, THE TRAIL 1934 Miss Mary Williams, Secretary of Labor under President Mark Dodge, has just an- nounced her plan for making Dollar Day a holiday in the public schools. Miss Grace Alice Swedenburg, choir direc- tor of the United Churches of Salina, is heard every Sunday morning over K I S S, Salina, Kansas. She talks like a dictionary on its best be- havior.-Dorothy Furtick. Miss Mildred Hoisington is heard daily over Station K. F. B. I. on the Krispy Krinkles program. She is billed as The Ten Twinkling Fingers. A thing of beauty has joy rides for ever. Faustina Windisch To non-Nordics, Hitlerism is positively naziating. Some parents are rude, but others have learned to keep still when the kids are talk- ing. Miss Dorothy Weburg has just received notice of her selection as personal secretary to Robert McAdams recently appointed as judge in the World Court at Geneva. Eugene Field disposed of a would-be poet who had submitted a verse entitled Why Do I live? by writing on the rejection slip: Be- cause you sent your poem by mail! When he rose to make an after-dinner speech he could start his voice and then go away and leave it talking,-Pat Quinn. Two men happily engaged in idleness.-- Paul Meier and Don Fulkerson. The town was so small that when the train stopped the engine was out in the country. -Smolan The butler entered the room, a solemn pro- cession of one.-Howard Scott Germany is the most spectacle-wearing na- tion in the world. The United States comes second and Great Britain third. A bassoon is a nice place to put your head when you aren't feeling well. The rich are getting richer and the poor are getting used to it. DEFINITIONS Boy-A noise with dirt on it. Etc.-Sign used to make others believe you know more than you do. A Lie-1 Small boy's versionj-An abomin- ation to the Lord, an ever present help in time of trouble. Siaxophone-An ill wind that nobody blows goo . Middle-aged-Any person ten years older than you are. ADS T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY Learn a foreign language over-night. Try the Olson way. Balloon ascension daily at South Park. Youngdahl, balloonist. Saxaphone lessons for room and board. Doris Turner. Let me coach you for West Point or scholarship contests. Delbert Writer Johnson and Johnson, fLeo and Robertj, will rid your lawn of dandelions. Twenty-five cents an hour. A good place for an energetic man with a car and a reasonable amount of capital. Ryan and McCarty Vanilla Bean Works. Air Crafts Manufacturers Attention: Pat- rick Quinn on request will furnish figures on expert wind tunnel construction. George Garrison and Luman Miller have leased the old St. Johns' Academy and will remodel to fit the requirements of an up-to- date Country Day School. Jim Cannon's appointment to the World's Peace Commission has been ratified by the senate. Elizabeth Lechnor and Virginia Lee Ladd, former Salina High School graduates, are billed this week at the Orpheum, Kansas City. Mrs. Bill Cost was injured quite seriously yesterday in an automobile wreck north of Solomon. V741 THE TRAIL 1934 0 1 All around S. H. S. boy Tlie Hall oil: Fame Gregg All around S. H. S. girl ........ Pollyanna Snyder Cutest ,,,,,,,. -- .,..,...,.,.,,,,,,. ,.......,,.. B ob Forrey Class baby ............ ....... H arlan Barneck Best looking boy ............................ Daryl Beck Best looking girl--- Lucille Horner 2 Wittiest .... -- ................... . Peppiest ............. ....... Mary Helen Utt Othel Meadows Most studious ...... ................. R uby Neff Reddest hair ..... ........ V irglnia Krueger Best dI'6SSed ......,,... .....,.,,,,,.,. J ack Koster Most dependable .......... ..,.. M ary B, Hamilton Best boy athlete ........ .............,,.., P aul Huff Best girl athlete ..... .,,,,,.,,..,,,,,, 0 live King Most ml1SiCal ..... ........, M axine Boughton Most Most S. H. Most Most Most Most Best graceful ............. ..... B ob Carlson awful laugh ...... ,..,..,,.... M ax Piper S. Songbird .................... Florence Nelson mathematical-minded .... Lee Marshall Stuart Smith literary .............................,.. scientific ....... ..........,.... M ary Williams art-minded ............ Alice Juene Talbert Betty Baker dispositioned ...,.....,,,..,,,,,,,,,. Most domestic ...... ......... H elen Miles Most serious ..... ........ A della Premysl Best dancer ......... ...... I della Campbell Most dignified ..... .......... L eon Ashton Most gentle ,......,.....,..... ...... . Harold Knoettgen Best actress .... .............. .. ............ Neva Perrill Silver-tongued orator ....... ...... V iola Perkins The Hall All around S.H.S. femme ditcher-Lester Ford of Helpless .............. SBIll.cE1LlIlIll.fB Virginia Arnold All a1'0uI1d S.H.S. cutter of classes Elizabeth Most graceful ,,,........ ......,. H arold Hagy Lechner Most gentlemanly -- .... ...... Fr ed Appleton Best l00king m ............... ......... P aul Meier Most lady-like .................................... Ruth Howe Class Infa ..,............,,.,.,,....,,,,,,,,, Bob Crank Sheik ....,,,...,..... Luther J org, 'Ralph Wentworth C1-GSS Save C admits itj ,,., George Kathary Most Persistent ........................ -- .... Otis Beach lVI0St Stuc gal ........................ Alice Wilson Two little boys Johnny Hunter, Fred McCarty MOSt ck-up guy ............ Louis Kelley Most ignorant ,,,......... -- ...,...,.... Charlotte Long' Q S s lph-like figure VIL .... L .. Charles Sitterly Most innocent ,...,,,,,,,,,. ,.,.... B ud Schumacher l-1i9t9St . .......... , ..... .............. LeRoy Bengston Best joke in school ........ -e ...................... Seniors Nj B' T if - . . . A cy lggest, my -------- ---------------- Afthul' Fleldel' A whole string of Jokes ....... ........ J umors ., Molyfavznassumlng student ........ Keith Benham Next best joke Freshmen 3,11 er-tongued orator ........ ..... B ob Brown A , k f t F It r o -- ................................ acu of Most sarcastic .............. ...... J ean Rathert Jo e We 0 g y W Lady killer Lawn Loyd A joke we would like to forget ........ Flunk cards Most im eached .,,..,.,,,...,....,,,,,,,,.,., Merle Miner Worn-Out Jokes -------------------------------- Assemblies . ! I ...................,,,. M ny L ui Sampson Teachers' Pets ...... ....... R epeaters refs f A 1 f ' Lf' C , L.. ,f ' . 1 ' l Y 1-,A-fvf4.f,f7 1 l l THE TRAIL 1934 Qiornnienccernenlt program l Superintenmllenlfs Heusner lpresilmllilng Processional, Romance of Love ............................ ....... B atiste Salina High School Orchestra C. F. Lebow, Director Invocation ...... ........ R everend G. H. Zentz N unc Dimittis .,......... ......... A rkhangelsky Listen to the Lambs .................,........................... ........ D ett Salina High School Chorus Paul Thornton, Director Class Address ...... .,........ B ishop Charles L. Meade Overture, Stradella ..........................,.................... ........ F lotow Salina High School Orchestra C. F. Lebow, Director Presentation of the Class of 194 ..--..,.......................,.................Superintendent W. S. Heusner Presentation of Diplomas ,.,..................,......,..........,.... J. B. Smith President of the Board of Education Benediction ...................,........... ........... R everend R. V. Kearns XXX, fr THE TRAH.l934i l I The iilldhreiniys our IPIPDPLD 55:5 223: mcnmrn ,. ... Ease f-:mam mmmg Siam o O14 P rs fb . Ib little less dare, A little more head, A little less air A little more said. English teacher: Marvin, wnhy are you so slow? Marvin Armour: Pm doing it the Safe- way. Ruth Sauer: Do you like modern lyrics? Frances Sullivan: Yes, I get stuck on every stanza. Mr. Hodgson: What is your name ? Junior boy: Lawrence Ford. Mr. Hodgson: A new and bigger model this year, I see. Mildred Todd: I've cut my back in two. Miss Currie: Didn't I tell you not to cut your back until I o-ked it? Clarence Wallace: Miss Miles, do you be- lieve in capital punishment? Miss Miles: Most assuredly I do, ever since I have had charge of the third hour study hall. Ernest MacDonald: Where can I find out who wrote Gray's 'Elegy'? Lee Dewhirst: I think we ought to take English literature in the senior year. Eom Hayes: You'll probably get your w1s . Celia Mae-we can not forget, Who is hunting collaterals yet- When in such a stew, What does she do But take time to chin Otis, I bet. An all around lad is Van Cleef With talent and also some beef. He can blow a clarfilnet And can scramble a set Of questions-but I must be brief. Miss Gemmillz What did Wordsworth write on that theme? Don Houghton: Collaterals. ' 'Miss Moore: Does the curtain rise or raise? Roy Heath: It depends on Who's doing the talking. Question: What is a madrigal? Cletus R.: A mad girl, I suppose. Mr. Lebow, announcing a number: Who is Sylvia ? Boner Young: Ask Alex: he knows all the girls. Jack G. is the boy with bigga feet In class, on the grid he is hard to beat. He kicka dey ball: He loaf in dey hall. Hoping some day Mees Odetta to meet. I Found in room 4 in Bill Shaver's handwrit- ing: f'Dearest, I have not seen you since 1:20 and now it is 1:35-CThose interested call at the of- fice for complete story.J Elmer Hoskins: When I get my book re- port in and my collaterals read and my note- book up to date and my memory verses learned and tests made up, I'll be in line for a credit. Walter Carney: Yes, from St. Peter. Miss Long: What did I say yesterday ? Kenneth Bowen: Do I have to remember that too? Bill Tucker likes June because school is out then and so is June. Lawrence Ford: Lycidas's body went down to the bed of the sea, but his soul was off with the sea nymphs. Margaret Shelley: Did Shakespeare write all the Bible? f,- Y--xxx THE TRAIL 1934 Graduation Clothes P E N N E U 5 Qualitq - Stqle f- Economq For Entertainment Think of The Fox Salina Tltlmeattfres A Sttratmcrtlzvvaufsnm CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN ' at Haggart-Gawthrop ft O' ' Ebefhqrdt-Fzizpaz'7fictw4genC5f W ' llYQIJRA'N1'i'1i U79'111'IjLt K77VlJS ' ee 1 5 'WVIIERE CASH BUYS MORE' Munrsumsnv wAnn X XV' THE TRAIL 19345 I' Trafiic ofiice, pulling Lorraine Barrett out from under a car- You certainly are brave. Lorraine: Yes, I'm full of grit. Mr. Barber: I imagine you'll be a big boy before I see you again. Merrill Gutsch: I hope so. Virginia Lee Ladd: Tell me some news. Stuart Smith: I'll be here next year. Virginia Lee: That isn't news. Everybody knows that. 77 St. Peter, through the peep-hole: Who is there? Miss Moore: It is I. St. Peter, under his breath-One of those C. K. L. school teachers! CAloudJ No ad- mittancef' Eddie Maxwell: Why are you so hard boiled? U Leslie Evans: She keeps me in hot water all the time. Edna Mae Hederstedt: How can I tell a qv song. Sheldon Burr: What do you want to tell it? Miss Smith: Were you grade? Jim Cannon: No, just event. Little owlet in the glen, I'm ashamed of youg You are ungrammatical In speaking as you do, shocked at your another current You should say, 'To whom? To whom?' not, 'To who? To who?' .Mr. Sites: First I'1l take some sulphuric acid and then I'll take some chloroform, and- Walter Waring: That's a good idea. From Jack Bockius's notebook-Poe is the author of a number of terror tails. Miss McCall: Will those please speak louder? who are absent Mr. Hodgson: I hold in my hand a docu- ment of great value which- Bill Shaver: letter. I cannot sing of autumn nights Nor lovers neath the moon, I cannot sing of perfumed winds That kiss the still lagoon. I cannot sing of happy hearts Of wedding bells that ringg Alas, I cannot sing these things Because I cannot sing. CSignedJ Gale Mobley Homer Myers Esther Zill I.eVerne Tremain. Famous Boats Around Flag ship ,....... Hesperus ..... Leviathan ....... Mayflower ..... Titanic ...... Court Ship ........ Revenue Cutter ,.,.... .............., MOHILOT .............. ....... M rs. Ha Merrimac ....... Tugboats ........... Excursion Boat Stu Gunboats ........... ............ Showboats ...... Gosh! I wonder if she lost my 'llqllne Sclaool Waring .,.......Miss Manley ........Coach Douglass ....Miss Bradford Oakes Brooks Barber mrick fBernieceJ Miss Schwarz ....,...English Teachers Miss Lough dy Hall Teachers Lebow, Mr. Thornton 1 C li-mfg,-74 J-fi! Wan! I W, X MJJJQQ' THE TRAIL 1934 E34 Q9 .fav H in Q lkitnnltllncernn I Serves You Better and Saves You Mom! is Q TII6 L66 I'I6PlIW6II6 G0. Jobbers of Hardware, Paints, Oils, Au- tomobile Supplies, Plumbing and Heat- ing Supplies, Radio and Sports Goods. Wholesale Only Dr. Pepper Bottling Better Bottled Beverages Gifts That Last I - I 1 Ar ' ' 149 N. Santa Fe Phone 477 The Homestead Bldg. Sz Loan Association Members the of Federal Home 104 E. Ave. Loan Bank A. W. Dodge, Sec'y. G6IlIltll'l I'I6l'lIW6l'6 HARDWARE, HOUSFZFURNISHINGS AND STOVES 110 North Santa Fe Avenue 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, bear- ing in mind that the bank prospers as its customer prospers. -Hugh McCullock First Comptroller of Curreney 1863-65 NATIONAL BANK OF AMERICA All 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 Uniled .Wales Government deposits money here Farmers National Bank SALINA, KANSAS Dudley TH E TRAI L 1934 Aditi iilfsiionail Class Ro Workman, Donald Weis, Frances Shepherd, Bessie JUNIOR CLASS Writer, Rachel Weis, Francis Marie Cont'. from Page 39 Yockers, Berniece Whelan. Olive Sherman, Dorothy Todd Mildred Yockers, Ruth Wickens, Ivan Shirk, Lela Mae Trive'tt, Edna, Yoder, Joe Wilbur, Clifford Silver, Bernice Trulson Carroll Young, Myrtle Wilbur, Gladys Simmons. Mary Tucker' Bill Zahn, Kenneth Wilcox. Marvin Smith, Beulah Turt1e,'Laura Jean zahradnik, Elvyn Xvilliams, Paul Smith. Clinton Van Cleef, Earl Zerbe, Carl Windisch, Wilfred Smith, Edward Walburn, Bernard Ziegler, Robert Wolfson. Helen Smith, Geneva Walker' Wlllard M. Wood. Helen Lou- Emith, Eeliofr ise now, uci e gvvgiggli' yqygalfl-2236 FRESHMAN CLASS Wood, Sam Sondergard, Ber- Walther' Heinz Cont. from Page 43Wright, Barclay nice I Waring, Walter Sare Bruce Wyatt' Betty Speuman- Nadme Warnow' Helen Schugrmanl Enid York, Verneda Stand1ferd,.Joyce Weaver' Jack Schultz- Charles Youngdahl, Fran- Stewart, Bill Weber. Dean Schultz. Eleanor cis Straney- Gertrude Weber. Roberta Schultz, Ruby Younger, Clara . Struble, Dorothy gel,-l Lowell Schweitzer. R0naldZaragoza, Eulalio Stuck, Ralph ells, Leona Seeley, ,To Ann -l SumYan'MBettY Faye Shaible, Evan EIGHTH GRADE Sup? e- Jim' Whelchel. Chloris Shepherd, Helen , ur ace' lm . Wllelchely Vll-glnlaishrlver' Alma Com .from Page45 Swanson, Doris Wilcox, Doris shubiom, christineNei1. Norma ggaffz- EIWIH Wllliams, Lois Silver. Curtis Neilson, Swen hompson- F6111 Wilson, Betty Bruce Nelson, Roland T Ompson- Harry Wilson, Hertha Sites, John Newcom, Dorothy Tgoltman- Floyd Wlndisch, Freder- Skaggs, Leland Newland, Rex glglgne- George 1Ck Smith, Betty Anne I etts' 111101119 Wood. Hazel Wood, Theron Worchest er, Ralph Wright, Ann Wyatt, Jean Yarcho. Wayne Yockers, Kenneth Yordy, Wayne SOPHOMORE CLASS Conf. from Page 41 Swanson, Julia. Taylor, Bill Thompson, Ken- neth Thorson, Tibbitts . a ce Tomlin, Noel Clarence M 1' lla Tozier. Frances Trautwem June Trulson, Inez Utt, Richard Venard, Ruth Van Nordstrand WVachtel. William Walker, Joe Warholm, Malena YVaring, Laura Lee Weians, Pearl Weinhold, Edith Weir, Lois West. Helen Vifiley, Fern Willey, Edward Williams, Evelyn Williams, John VVilver, Genevieve WVolfson, Clifford Wood, James Woodward. Patty l33I Smith, Curtis Smith, Donald Smith. Faith Smith, Guy Smith, Howard Smith. J. D. Smith, Joe Smith, Lillian Smith, Myron Snyder, Louise Spohn, Arthur Starky, Dorothy Steele, Genevieve Stevens, Mildred Stevenson, Fred Stewart, Emit Stolz, Ralph Sunderland, James Swanberg, Dalbert Swedenburg, La- Vera Swedenburg, Ro- maine Swenson, Leon Taylor, Betty Taylor, Joe Thompson, Ivan Timmins, Verl Toll, VVilbur Tompkins, Jack Train, Eugene Turner, Lyle Twibell, Rex Van Cleef, Glen Nissen, Cleo Norton, Chester Odgers, Richard Park, Benny Peck, Muriel Peets. Ernest Peterson, Ralph Pfalzgraf, Thyrza Pile, Virginia Plunkett, Richard Porter, Joseph Tice, John Townsend. Adema Tozier. Jimmie Traylor, Ellen Tropp, Barbara Turner, Ruth Turner, Sheldon Uland:-r, Dorothy Unrein, John Urie, Kenneth Veach Ruth Porter, llaiy Ellenviles 'Robert Pratt, Elleen Wallieri John Price, LeRoy Priddy, Ollie Mae Pycha, Raymond Ramey, Lovella Ramsey, Mary 'Raplee, Dale Reed, Albert Reed, Bill Reed, Jean Reh, Wanda Richards, Gladys Richter, Ruth Ripley, Earl Rittgers, Bernard Roseberg, Char- lotte Roscoe, Margaret Rose, Gertrude Rush, Martha !Ross, Vernon G .Ryan, .Virgin41L Sampson, Marie Van Matre. Garvin B10SS01'0 Van Pelt, K. Vickers. Fae VVaggle, Alvar- etta Wakefield. Ruth Walker, Richard VVeber. Rosie Weburg, Nyta Weddle, Marjorie Sampson, Stanley Sanchez, Jessie Sanchez, Joseph Sauer, Virginia Seymour, Donovan XValmer, Evelyn VVa rn er, LaVone Watkins, Pearl Webster, Helen Vifeburg, Marjorie W'hite, Mildred ll Marts, Helen Mattson, Alice Maya, Bulmaro McNTamara, Jerry Meyer, Carl Meyer, Nathalee Meyers, W'ilbert Miller, Billy Miller, Ethel May Miller, George Morrow, Mary Morrow, William Morse, Joseph Mowe, Donald Myers, Evalyn Nash, Herbert Neeland, Marie 'Ne1son, Earl Nelson, Loren Nelson, Marie Nelson, Marjorie Nelson, Thelma Aletta Newlon. Victor Oliver, Thomas O'Neil, Vaneta Osburn, Clyde Pagan, Kenneth Parman, Pauline Pawling, Billy Perley, Harvey Peterson, Alice Peterson, Ivan Peterson, John Phillips, Alice Poland, Bonnie Porter, Gail Price, Calvin Price, Letta Jean Price, Madalane Odette Price, Mary Lo- vene Pugh, Thelma Putnam, Jean Pycha, Frances Rasmussen. Jean Reed, John Reed. June Vfickersham, NoraReed, Margaret Wilbur, Jess Rhoades, Charlott VVilhelm, Lorene lRice, Leo VVillcoxon, Wayne Richards, Bob Williams, Lucille Wilson, John Wilson. Lontie VVilson. Mary VVinslow, Rose- mary Woods, George VVoodward, Bob Vifooten, Lois Xvorsley, Betty Dell WVorster, Betty Wyatt, Margaret Yoder, Irene Young, Glora Yowell, Betty Lea Shaver' Mary Ellen SEVENTH GRADE Sheahan, Cather- Con1'. from Page 47 Richards. Ronald Richardson, Lois Riley, Gene Robb, David Robson, Nicky Rock, Leland Romine, Hazel Roseman, Lucile Royse, Patrica Ruggels, Dorothy Rull, Dorothy Rupe, Louis Sanchez, Philip Sauer, Dick Scheibler, Charles Schermerhorn, Lo la Schrader, Dorothy Schultz, Frederick Schuneman, John ine Marqueling, LouiseSChUI'iCl1t. Mary Sheets, Lena Martin. Marjorie L01-1 Seidel, Marjorie Ann Shannon, Ethel Sheaver. Shirley Anne Shaw, Dorothy Shelton. Mary Eli- zabeth Shelton. Richard Shepherd, Frances Sherman, Ray- mond Simkins, Jack Simpson, Doris Sloan, Betty Sloop, Gilbert Smith, Betty Smith, James Smith, Matthew Jr. Smith, Morenus Smith, Ralph Smock, Mary Snedeker, Patricia Spencer, Ann Stackhouse. Jeanne Starr, Doris Stevenson, Bob Stevenson, Ula Mae Stewart, Billy Lea. Stith, Pauline Stitt, Dorothy Mae Sullivan, David Joyce Sullivan, Robert Swedenburg, Rob- ert Taylor, Roy Tice, Loretta Tillett. VVilfred Train, Ralph Travis, Clovis Tremain, Lois Tucker, Edith Truner, Clyde Twibell, Ardis Utt, Anna. Cath ine Van Cleef, Paul Van Loon, John eVan Pelt, Forest Walker, Harry VValker, Jack Wallace. Ruth Waring, John Wil- liam Watkins, J. Rex Wells, Charles Wells, Dorothy Whittecar, Joseph Wilbur, Theresa Wilkerson, Jeanne Wilhelm. Richard Witters, Harry Wolfersperger, Donald Wood, Howard Wray, Ella Mae Writer, Doloras Laura VVriter, Edward Yockers, Alice Zaragoza, David Zeller, Herman Zeller. Julia Ann SI'- Tl-l E TRAI L 1934 ,W PQRT E RS Book Store Wishes to thank pupils and pn- trons of Salina, High School for their patronage in the past year. Brown fFn:rnitnre Ge: fEnrelnsive Home Furnishings M Arnie-Criicen GAS fRA'Nf?1 IS ir?rri'Ke'lvinater Refrigerators 1 Piqfsiiesezs-Ann-aezsvfsanica 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- ' g f th f t h t XSIl1iqT61tI1'g ecalivsii HDWE. Phone 65 5th and Iron Manhattan flllafe Maduros Bros., Prop. There is Satisfaction for us in Winning Friends by Serving Wholesome Food sAT1sn'ACr1oN I -Here Always? 0 . Selina Mercantile Go. SM C0- Rmdy-io Wear Dry Go .1 A ' ' Lon's Drug Store Prescription Specialists TOILETRIES Meal Me at Low's SODA'S Richards 'iiliid BRQQIIEBF' '-Paint Walls Paper Glass ARTISTMATERTAAES Phg.ne,l24' H fs103,North 7th St. grill: Qiargar btuhin Portraits 1475 S. Santa Fe Phone 454 NW THE TRAIL 19349 I 1 .lo CGS Leon Mclntirez What did David say as he walked into the lion's den? Armond Gloyd: The lion'sw busy. Tom Hayes: Did you get your hair cut? Norbert Boughton: No, I just washed it and it shrank. Helen Hinkson fat G. R, Teal: These cakes are hard as stone. Loretta Benny: Didn't you hear her say take your pick as she passed them ? Maryellen Fink: It took eight sittings. Eunice Heel: Were you having your portrait painted ? Maryellen Fink: No, Pm learning to skate. Mary Louise Sampson: What do you say to a tramp in the park? Virginia Lee Ladd: Oh, I never speak to the horrid things. Shaver had a little lamb Given by a friend to keep. It followed him around until It died from loss of sleep. Marjory Mapes thinks nowadays a girl must powder her nose and neck to be popular. Mr. Anderson: Give me liberty or give me death. Who said that? Bob Willis: It must'Ve been Herbert Coe: I saw him talking. Miss Smith: Cecil, is Holy Week observed in any country besides Spain. Cecil: I don't know. I haven't been around much. Lavon Loyd: Don't you know you should al- ways give half the road to a Woman driver? Delbert Miller: I always do when I find out which half she wants. Bill Doud fat Almond counterj: Who attends to the nuts ? Ruth Calhoun: Be patient, I'll wait on you in a minute. 7? Melba Knoettgen: How did you get the habit of wearing that mustache? Wesley Dalrymple: It just grew on me. Mr. Anderson fat Cook's Help Yourself: How much did you say those apples are? Ronald Rose: Fifteen cents a peck. Mr. Anderson: What do you think I am? A bird ? Miss Smith: What products are found in Boston? Raymond Halstead: Boots and shoes. Miss Smith: 'KCorrect. And Chicago ? Raymond Halstead: Shoots and booze. Luman Miller: Believe it or not, officer, I'na looking for a parking placef, Policeman CWendell Woodbz 4'Hunting for a . parking place when you haven't got a car? You must be crazy! Luman Miller: But I have a car. It,s in the parking place I'm looking for. THE TRAIL 1934 Bundles of Satisfaction SALINA STEAM LAUNDRY E. A. Morgarz, lllgr. 1 8 N h Seventh St. Phone 22 mi- U55-35555 5 fCUBBERLEY,S f 'E: e. Flower hone 2017 ff , J ,Q f fF00d Market TT V fl A L QD? I,-in E7 I s.,4SZzlii1a,s Leading F ood! SJ. su:-1v1fCU5fl , Store -f SHELLABARGER FLOUR - ITS BETTER Millers Since 1776 The Shellabargef' Mills Stuhent-5 Zlttentiunz iaatmnige GBM Qhhertigers Gen. fisher, Qusiness Manager. g THE TRAIL 1934'- CHMSS SCBlI l.fIIl10lIll Superintendent Heusner, Presiding Prelude, The Day is Done ...........................,........... ........ B alfe Salina High School Orchestra Invocation ........ ....... R everend J. E. Liljedahl Hymn ,....... ......... C . F. Lebow, Leader Responsive Reading ,,,...,. ......... R everend L. T. Arend Praise the Lord, Oh Jerusalem ............................ ......... M aunder Salina High School Chorus Scripture Reading ....,.., .......,. R everend B. R. Lantz Class Sermon ...... .......,. R everend L. A. Brumbaugh Hymn ......... ......... C . F. Lebow, Leader Benediction ...... ........ R everend E. C. King XZ7, THE TRAIL 1934 Headquarters for ASK FOR Smart Apparel That Is Different eggffwew LZACLWXA QUALITY SllELTON'S ICECREAM 110 W. Iron Salina, Kansas ITS BEST I-l. S. CURRIER Insurance Salina, Kansas 57116 Stiefel Stores Co. SALINAS - LARGEST - RETAIL - ESTABLISHMENT The Watson Wholesale Grocery Company WHOLESALE GROCERS Salina, Kansas Qi I X I F1re Lb ICE GASQLINE . Robinson Milling Company HGVOIIHC 0113 Salina Kansas at all Texaco Station CQTQWJQMUEJKS 'I 1.HL annual-so -ceo l A A WOMEN: WUKR A A Authentic styles i.1 assured quality gives the Women or Miss Style Confidence J' when she selects her apparel here. Pricse Are A lways Moderate -MW THE TRAIL 1934 AUTOGRAPHS NQJIUB AIRJPCSS 1 1 - ' 4 - ' fi. Lx -J 17 '- ffwzif fn 47 :XJ 'Z kwff WMLJWQEQL mf 7 341-K.-4:c 046- XX'7Z THE TRAIL 1934 A BANK. Where 8'VCTybOdy k1'1OVVS yOU Elfld I1'1E:lk6S every effort to please you. THE PLANTERS STATE BANK Capital, Surplus and Profits S200,000,00 The Eberhardt Lumber Co. BUILDING MATERIAL AND COAL PAINTS, WALL PAPLR AND GLASS 125 S Fifth Stre 'I l h 74 84 7 With the Compliments of KAUPM SALINA, BAIXSAS Salfncfs Fi11esZSlore fer Women Qlnngratulatiuns to the Qiluss nf To 1934 Class 1934 CEDUQYHIIIIHIIUUS CBIU Qlinglisb Grill PFALZCRAF 111 So. Santa Fe Drug Store QUlNLEY'S PARISIAN CLEANERS Cleaning and Pressing at Low Prices Ph 752 105 No th S th Your Ice Service Phone 305 Houghtfvrl Baking Co. KLEEN MAID BREAD Xf,7, TH E TRAI I. 1934 AUTUGRAPHS ff Yfx, NW Name g'?,.,z,Z'2'Af ,C 4 Qflffwi , P A 4 I XZ7k THE TRAIL 1934 J Mmgwh u 4 QR . '4 Q x wi. LQ. N1 , va P mega ,QQ older, K' 23- , , 9 .,v 'I u haf Afler High School Days Are Over Lvl the Journal be your Teacher' .4 1.1, THE NE WS OF ALL THE WORLD Deliwrea' Daifv to Mori' Than 13,500 Hamm in the Salina Area V The Salina Journal SALIIVA, KANSAS Wilh the Compliments of T. A. Linck Drugs 104 So. Santa Fe Salina, Kansas The Salina Pleating and Button Weyrks 136 1-2 So. Santa Fe Ave. SALINA, KANSAS NI IAS. R Phone 1212 agerkurtb btuhiu Where most of us had our Bhutngrapbs taken 207 South Seventh Phone 720 ixzf Z JZ-- THE TRAI L 1934 AUTUGRAPHS Adldl MW ,f Q, fix of I . K y , A Xl' .fy if R L jfjff' flax!- X Y , A '. li .aj ,A i THE TRAIL 1934 'X fi 1' ii SALINA KANSAS HENRY DRUG STORE DRUGS FOUNTAIN SERVICE Cor. Walnut XL Sanfa Fe Model Laundry T. R. Brooks CSL Sons Use Our Phone Line, elf. Phone 91 211-213 S. Santa Fe RUHLING HARDWARE COMPANY Glassware, Chinn, and Hardware PICK-WICK SHOP Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Milliery Cafe Casa Bonita You Can Always Find Some of Your Buddies Here s.4L11vA 's LEADING ca FE fa H 'w iss? e, . X?-.A SPECIAL STORES HeS.'l'd'ShlR' t SCHOOL av B'l'2?'?fZEJ2S i 22mfi'i'!Ii i S For All Occasions Give Wh ' t' f l't ' d d ' 9 ihe'i2a512Q LEEOZisqcuoanleyiiscliesoii. Whlfmn S Ch0C0l21f0S dated. School annuals, yearbooks, Boxes from 506 lf0 32.00 t t , ' . SZZQTSSQCZKES ESlSe2ZilfAL NEAL PHARMACY class ofwork for the p r o m i n e nt 108 E. Iron Phone 19 schools ofthe state. When good printing is needed-we can give you q . I. t . complete satisfaction. ' pecla ls S In Smart Apparel 6 . .764 Q for cofNsodLinATEo Women and MISSOS rm in a ' , 1 A' SAM 55155590 DRAKE S x Nfwomeiws oipparel NX W- SEEK. THE TRAIL 1934 Futures Jack Weisgerber --,................. -- ........................ Maxine Brewer .................,.... Mrs. Ed. Bragg. Strong man for Minor's Consolidated Shows Dorothy Brooks -- Clarence Armstrong ............ Highway engineer '-.--'----.- Oakda1g j5QQk 'idigggfgiigg''jj'ifgctOr- Lawrence Atkinson ,......, Chicago Milk packer Paul Ramsay Floyd Bengston ........ Fifth Street auctioneer. Robert Bergmen ................ Used car rebuilder Frank Brightbill -A ................ English professor John Caldwell ............ Live-saving demonstrator Tom Carr ..Marathon runner at 1940 Olympics Bud De War ......,....... Chef at Waldorf Astoria Wayne Evans ........................ World's Fair barker Glenn Ford ....,................... --Argentine cowboy Jesse Ford .... Sugar planter in South America. Kenneth Goodall .,..,.....,...,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,, -- ,,,,,,, , ...President of Salina Cream Cheese Plant Har0ld Henry .................... -- ........ Street orator. Helen Baer .....,............................ Hotel hostess. 'Virginia Barneck ,....,,. -A .,,,,,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ....Advance agent for Lady Esther's Creams Maxine Beckett ..,....,...,,,,.,s4.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. --W U. S. distributor for Worcestershire Sauce. Marvin Zook -- .......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,...,,,-,,,.-,,,,- . .....'...Local distributor for Wrigley's Gum. ....--Social secretary for Mrs. Clealon Agin. Leota Marie Carroll ..., Kindergarten teacher. Virginia Carter ................................................ ........Movie actress with the Boots and Co. Mary B. Hamilton ........ ff .......,......................, . ...,....Dress designer for Nelly Don and Co. Cleta Coop ................ Wor1d's tennis champion. Florence Cumbow ................ Airplane h0St6SS- Dorothy Downs .... Proprietor of tourist camp. Elaine Goodall ........ Pure food demonstrator. Marcella Gordon -- ...................-.-.------- I ------------ - Agent for Smith, Smith and Smith Realtor Agency Ilene Graybill ................--------,--- -----e------------------ Auto tour director for Kansas and Nebraska. Thelma Hayden .... Missionary in Fiji Islands. Herbert Taylor ........-.-----------'-- ---------------- 3 ------ 5 the Rest Cure Sanitariuni. HIGH SCHOOL PRINT The 1934 Trail was printed in the high school shop under the direction of W. H. Woodhouse by the boys enrolled in printing. The high standard of workmanship throughout the book is due to the patience and painstaking care of these students printers and their supervisor. 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