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High School News . . . orchestra . .office tgirl, . . .prom .. parade . .quintet . . quiz . . . Ri- fle Club . . . study hall pests . . .scholarship . . .-senior break- fast . . . teachers . . . tarcly slips .. . tests . , Trail staff. ,. vacation . . . Q36 254 75 A S is 5 .3 1' r I 1 U If F' ii 9 gif ' f W , :Viv ,?g:,f-f4?.fO if 22 fffffj :2 '5f'f', .ffiia ' lf' , H! V, V, ,fq.,...fQfff.f:'-1 'J'-49,-4761 f '-f v' , f rf' 1 A - deaf.: -fy, efyzff-fu! z ' W' , - 4 leaf UP? df ,' It's all here, said the s t a ff. CJf'yi',6N'lfZ ? Q' -e All you have to do is to open J ','f i ff. .Y , ljg, rx the book now or years from now, and you'll find itjust as you left it. And the obliging editors open- ed the book, so that those who want- ed to see caught glimpses of a life they knew and loved in a place called Salina High School. Classmates, the faculty, the social corridor, the library with its miles of collaterals, activities in action, and the Maroons all suited and ready to go, they enumerated, and added as they closed the book, uthe true story of the class of IQ36.H ....,.. Ely..-1 THE STAFF FACULTY SPONSORS Miss KATHERINE A. GEMMILL- Contents JOHN R. GROTH - Advertising CHARLES D, WINDERS-Printing ft. a I .. ' . N --f - NAA!!! 1-f f L ,A K - .1 - 1 ,Y f , f , f . LN-'fly f .J ffUf'f'2ffffl!.1 ,, V7 ' ,f f cf-l.77,'IWL U ., K, Y f lv, ..,. I , ly lLfib1f f. -ff- 956 .w 1., 'f 1 fx fl' . i f W, 124' fi' i .J ' N df V N X l , , X Xflll l ll ff ' n, ff!! A ff, f K f ,.,,f7 1 I-If l I f ,jf ,xiiflx !fqlfU X' ' fi 1 ,AVA 4 B f7'l K i .sf vs .L 191 :YF25Q2ff:JvKQYk CIPOOIAIS GL OP LINCOLN ASSEMBLY TIQODHY CASE AT WASHINGTON -- l, 1 ! ' I I - I I ,fri T ft .fi If if l if , '. A I if WW I Qi f X ix' W W W i K ffl? l KJ! , ffffpfyfvfifj flfljj, ff JI I ' Q I encomen PO Pom C fl N M W IW' J q ' 'X une Fourth fx SJ A W f SUPERINTENDENT W. S. I-IEUSNER, Presidhg iii! IWW' PREEUDE, HADAGIO PATHETIQUEH .... . Godard Salina High School Orchestra C. F. Lelnow, Director INVOCATION . .... . Reverend R. V. Kearns O BONE JESU7, .......... Palestrina uALLELUIAi CHRIST Is RISENU ....... . Kopolyoff Salina High School A Capella Chorus Paul Thornton, Director CLASS ADDRESS ........, Bishop James Wise EXCERPT FROM THE SUITE NST. AGNES EVE . . . S. Coleridge-Taylor The Ancient Beadsman Heard The Prelude Soft Porphyro: Now Tell Me Where Is Madeline Salina High School Orchestra C. F. Lebow, Director PRESENTATION OF THE CLASS OF 1936 . . Superintendent W. S Heusner PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS . . F. S. Dyar, President of Board of Education BENEDICTION . . . . . . Dean I-I. B. Vinnedge CI May Thirty-first CISS RSQPITIOFI SUPERINTENDENT W. S. HEUSNER, Presiding PRELUDE, HADAGIO FROM SONATA PATHETIQUEH . . Beerhoveii Salina High School Orchestra C. F. Lebow, Director .1 ., INVOCATION ...... Rffgvgfend B, R, Lantz HYMN, UFAITH OF OUR FATHERSU RESPONSIVE READING HCHERUBIM SONGF SCRIPTURE READING CLASS SERMON . I-IYMN, USUN OF MY BENEDICTION . rink Revererid E. Liljedahl . . Tchaikovsky Salina High School A Capella Chorus SOULH Paul Thornton, Director Reverend L. A. Brumbaugh Reverend L. F. Amend Reverend C1. H. Zentz li clliono onov Socielq Frances Griffith Nick Hoffman Nlarion Klema Virginia Banker Donald Bassett Melba Buxton Wallis Campbell Mildred Clements Leone Lentz Ruth Linck Margaret Mae Crawford Allan L'vers Louis Davis Harrison Long Everton Doom Louis Lund Geraldine Gottberg Peggy McCarty ol 1936 Anna Marie Miller Wilberta Montgomery Doris Nelson Mary Pafford Esther Reed Kathryn Reynolds Keith Schuerman Robert Sullivan Laura Lee Waring NATIONAL SCHCLASTIC HCNOIQ SCCIGTY GI-QCUD ,1-Q. ...-. Nolioncll uniov I-lonov Socielu ol l Dean Adkinson Roy Mitchell Virginia Boys Marcia Molby Conrad Curtis Cleo Nissen Fred Eberhardt Lois Flamme Marguerite Pfalzgarf Alb e rt Reed Robert Kubitschek ' Mary Simrrons Betty Laubengayer Joyce Standiferd Ralph McClain James Surface 936 Jewell Traylor Dorothy Ulander Ruth Veach Elaine Watkins Mary Helen Wilson Bob Woodward Margaret Wyatt Glora Young ' S Ninefeen Thivfq-Six Tvcxil cQnQs of Hiqlw School LHKQ uf Washinqfon Shia ENGLISH I, Mary Belle Long Patricia Snedelcer Naneen Hiller ENGLISH II. Mary Helen Wilson Warren Doom Marcia Nlolby ENGLISH III. Florence Ripley Enid Schuerman Berneita Bagley ENGLISH IV. Wilberta Montgomery 'Peggy McCarty LITERATURE Jeanne Cloud Beryl Daily Everton Doom Margaret Mae Crawford ALGEBRA I. Donald Johnson - ,f DeWayne Woertendylce ' Billie Lea Stewart ALGEBRA III. Ernest Sunderland PLANE GEOMETRY Dorothy Ulander Dean Adlcinson Conrad Curtis SOLID GEOMETRY Ernert Reed Florence Ripley Harold Niquette BIOLOGY Lee Underhill Albert Reed CHEMISTRY Joyce Ganssle Eugene McKinney Harrison Long PHYSICS Ernest Klema Louis Lund Donald Bassett AMERICAN HISTORY Wallis Campbell Mary Pafford Marcia Norris Scholclreship Conleslonls Oi CONSTITUTION Melba Buxton Harold Niquette Everton Doom MOD. AND EUR. HISTORY Robert Kubitschelc Joyce Standiferd Jewell Traylor WYORLD HISTORY Fred Eberhart Bill Bishop Nlarglerite Pgalzgraf PSYCHOLOGY Diana Estes Fern Kilgore Mildred McCluggage SOCIOLOGY Earl Deeble Roberta Lear Keith Rivir INTERNATIONAL PROBLEMS Keith Schuerman Eugene McMiclcell Romaine Swedenburg CURRENT HISTORY Laura Lee Waring Patty Woodward Judson Hart ECONOMICS Louis Davis Effie Dutcher Lavere Swedenburg FRENCH I. Ruth Linclc Elinore O'Neal FRENCH II. Marian Hollen Anna Marie Miiler Robert Sullivan GERMAN I. Joyce Ganssle Betty Lee Carson Richard Shelton LATIN I Mary Cheney Margaret Mary Reed LATIN II Marcia Molby Ruth Veach Roy Mitchell CICERO Ernest Reed Donald Bassett Ernest Kelrna SPELLING III Mary Jean Miller Wanda Reh SPELLING IV Jeanne Cloud Leone Lentz Eethyle Crossley BOOKKEEIJING John Q Royce Lucille Lander Mildred Nothern COMMERCIAL LAW Leroy Fink Wallis Campbell Loren Hallam FOODS Della Mae Carney Alice Crow Elizebeth Price CLOTHING Helen Leonard Ruby Dow Frances Humes ENGLISH TEAM Naneen Hiller Mary Helen Wilson Florence Ripley Wilberta Montgomery RELAY TEAM Wilbert Meyers Fred Eberhardt Ernest Klema Laura Lee Waring SPELLING TEAM Mary Jean Miller Wanda Reh Jeanne Cloud Eethyle Crossley Senior Scholarship Louis Davis Donald Bassett Marion Klema Keith Schuerman Laura Lee Waring fTurn to page 68 for Junior High Scholarship Contestantsj IO lxiineleen Tliiwlq-Dix Trail WASHINGTCN STUDENT GEEICEIQS High school officers are student leaders chosen by the students themselves in the annual school election in October. Petitions determine the quali- fied candidates and electioneering and assembly speeches give reality to high school politics, but on election day the students malce their choice. President of the student council at Washington this year was Robert Sullivan, a senior ,who presided at student programs and at special assemblies. He was the promoter of Maroon Day, an all day rally with a lively pep parade down Sante Fe, which helped to brace the team for the Thanksgiving game. Senior class officers have had no great problem this year other than that of selectin and financing a fitting memorial for the halls ofgwashington to assure future high school students that the class of 1936 passed this way on its educational trelc. Junior officers assumed the usual social responr sibility of entertaining the seniorsg consequently much of their energy and their talent was devoted to money- makin schemes, collecting class assessments, plan- ning ciecorations, and choosing eats for the Junior- Senior banquet of May 8. LINCOLN STUDENT OEEICEIQS AND STUDENT COUNCIL J - Salina I-liqi1 Schools I II IQOOSEVELT STU DENT OEEICEIQS Lincoln Student Council this year with Grover Cobb as president sponsored a number of building projects. The Christmas decoration of Lincoln class- rooms with its contest feature and the School-Pro' gress assembly program were two of their successful undertakings. They served as ushers at the regular P T. A. meetings. Sophmore and freshman class officers, besides carrying out their duties as class officials, had a part with the faculty committee in planning their respec- tive weelcly assembly programs. One of the class of- ficers also presided at such assemblies and represent- ed the class in this part of the program. Roosevelt Student Council was a representive junior hi h school group with Robert Garrison of the eightfi grade, president. The February hobby exhibit, spring declamation and music contests were major projects of the Roosevelt council. It also car- ried on the corridor poster publicity for scholarship and school spirit and sponsored and assisted the traf- fic committee in directing and limiting Roosevelt corridor speed during the rash hours of school. Class officers cooperated with the student coun- cil and the faculty sponsors to make Roosevelt a successful unit in the tri-building high school group. IN THE ASSISTANT DIQINCIIDALIS OEEICE AT WASHINGTON tsl! I-Q Y Y Nineteen TIliI'iLl-S CQFIQS LOOITI H79 School LCll3OPCIiOPiQS OPOOHS Cl HIGH SCHOOL BAND HIGH SCHOOL OIQCHESTIQA I6 lxlinnlvvn Tllirlq-Six Tvuil THE NEWS SVAFF The News Staff furnished news for Salina High with speed and accuracy. lxfith the aid ofthe print- ing classes they published thirty issues of the 'Salina High News this year. Eight delegates from the class attended a jour- nalism cenference at Lawrence. An outstanding activitv of the class was the newspaper exhibit and tea held in the staff-room during Educational Week. journalism students gained a better and a clearer understanding cf the news as published in the daily papers and the experience in carrying out special kinds of news service, such as interviews, human interest stories, and features. Keith Schuerman Everton Doom Leroy Fink Junior Boughton Frances Griffith Margaret Mae Crawford Doris Nelson lvlary Pafford Wilberta Montgonaery Marian l-lollen Laura Lee Waring Mildred Clements Anna Marie Miller June Dahlberg Roberta Lear Fickeng Doomg Mariettag Crowthersg Wa c h t e lg B o u g h t o ng Densfordg Buxtong Reedg Waring, G riffi th, Woodwardg Norris, McCarty, Rich- ardsg Carterg Muirg Pick- erillg Gibbonsg Miss Car- penterg Clarkg M o o r e 5 Patrick, Brodineg Royce, I-loffmang Bangs. The 1936 Trail makers were fifteen represen- tative seniors who spent their activity periods plan- ning and building the Trail. Anna Marie Miller, assisted by Willierta Montgomery and LeRoy Fink, were the editors, Fink giving most of his time to the advertising section of the book. Doris Nelson act- ed as the able copy managerg Laura Lee Waring sponsored the snapshot pages. The features were contributed by Margaret Mae Crawford. Junior Boughtcn wrote the sport stories. Every member of the staff made contributions both of copy and of service that had a definite part in building this Trial. THE TDAH.STAFl Salina iqlw Schools I5 Haynesg Mapesg Muirg Ahlstedtg Oborgg John- song Robinsong Weisg Bagleyg Hederstedtg Wri- terg Barnesg Gottbergg Kelleyg Priceg Plamanng Julcesg I-lughesg Kuhlg Beachg Pickerillg Craigg Barnett How to get a job and draw a pay check gave the commercial club members a real problem for their Th arsday meetings. Sometimes the business world's requirements for success were made clear in a short act with a big-business background, an exacting boss, and a commercial club member presenting good and bad office taste among moderns. Student report ann guest speakers varied the programs, which were de- signed to present and to impress upon the club mem- bers the trifles that make perfection and success in the business world. COM M EIQCIAL CLU B The Ellen H. Richards Club with a member- ship of 125 girls enrolled in the food department had a good reputation at S.l-LS. for lively programs and good eats. The annual Christmas dinner ofthe club was the midwinter social event of the school. The D. S. cottage was the setting for a number of club events, one of which was the November tea given to the faculty and former club members. All of the org- anization were sponsored by Miss Anna Lora Miller, D. S. teacher at Washington. ELLEN H. FJICHAICQDS CLUB ldalia Palmer Rosaline Cox Fena Marie Johnson Phyllis Young Fern Kilgore Amy Richmond lzetta Benham Elizabeth Price Kenneth Ritgers Alice Crow Terrissa Wilbur Dorothy Shaw Malena Warholm Anna Lora Miller is N' - - - II'lEif-EH TilIFiH-SIX TFGI, ' GIIQLS' GLEE ciue The glee clubs were the chorus roups of the senior high school that furnished music Ear both school and community affairs. Comhinecl, they formecl the acapella choir. Any clay during the fourth hour one had only to step into the new music room on the ground floor at Washington Building to see Mr. 'l hornton swing his baton and to hear these music- malcers in action. A high point in the glee clubs' experiencei this year was their appearance as the chorus of llTrov- BoYs' QUARTETTE Milton Allen Kendall Baker Stewart Peck Wallis Campbell SOLOISTS Milton Allen Bill Sheclcien GIRLS, SEXTETTE Josephine Anclrews Margaret Carter La Vera Sweclenhurg Erleen Lincleman Betty Lee Carson Frances Griffith soLoIsTs Virginia Ciutsch Franc h ' if ' yl il atoref' pubon the Festi l Opeik Co y oil Chicago, ali orial H Fe ar zo. During sic e theys gtw bers on high-school ight and pe re gain the com- mencement r ram in he e also co testants in t e e tal Ka a Lea stiva ere tival were the 1 ls' se t te, the boys f ua , an , v N D E CJX' Y . 1, . their especiall tone qu litiesq ve it high the soloist, ho boys :ggi l i ' E I ratings. Oth Mig rantsi me A. feil xii NYJ BOVS' GLEE CLUBN, gnlinu l'liql1 Schorols v I7 Betty Lee Carson Laura Lee Waring John I. Young Florence Ripley Margaret Miller Betty Jane Richards Frances Houck Melba Buxton Josephine Bangs Ted Woodward Allan Livers Nick Hoffman Keith Schuerman Everton Doom William Wachtel Walter Needles Robert Sullivan Sixteen energetic Washington students, that could be neither icebound nor snowbound during the forsenic season ol' january and February, made up the debate club. Though they won no outstanding vic- tories, they were enthusiastic entrants at Topeka, Abilene, Emporia, and the Central Kansas League tournaments, losing in the league encounter the champ- ionship to Ellsworth by a close decision. They made numerous trips to neighboring towns in zero weather, and when the season was over, still not being talked out, they coached Lincoln students for a building tournament. KODAK CLUB DEBATE CLUB A kodak, interest in photography, and twenty- five cent dues were all that was necessary to belong to the Kodak Club. Bur once a member, one had the use of a dark room, a printing box, and an en- larging machine which was a decided advantage to the amateur photographer. Regular meetings were held every two weeks at which members learned to develop, to print, and to use the enlarging machine. An occasional talk by a Salina photographer gave the amateurs both information and inspiration. Qualifi- cations for membership the second semester was a picture taken, developed, and printed by the appli- cant. The club had forty-six second-semester members. Applebee, Betson, Bi- shop, Brizendine, Craig, DeWar, DeWitt, Doom, Ganssle, Gibbon, Houck, Hepperly,Hoffman, Hol- len, Kline, Lantz, Gibbs, Mapes, Marietta, Mc Ar- thur, McDonald, Moore, McKim, Dberer, Pafford, Patrick, Reed, Reynolds, Ripley, Smith, Schuer- man, Waring, Whelan, York, Ziegler I8 N ineleen Thirfiq-Six 'Tru il Margaret Mae Crawford Patty Woodwaad Esther Reed Wilberta Montgomery Geraldine Gottberg Marian Klema ' Doris Nelson Erleen Lindeman Maxine Oberg Anna Marie Miller Katharyn Reynolds Leone Lentz Melba Buxton La Vera Swedenberg Ruth Linck WASHINGTON GIIQL IQESEIQVES CABINET A mixer for all senior high school girls set the Washington Girl Reserves in motion early in the school year and made the first splash of color on the 1936 G. R. Tapestry. A membership drive added T46 Washington girls who were interested in finding and giving the best. Fun, friendliness, and helpfulness were woven into all the activities of the club. Programs were varied and interesting. Candy sales did wonders for the finances of the service committee. A Christmas tea for mothers, near the holiday times, was a successful undertaking of the social committee, which also planned and carried out the May installation banquet. The peak of the Washington Hi-y organization activities last year, according to its president, was the electrical demonstration by the Midwest assemblies which added knowledge to the students and money to the treasury. The club grew during the year in the quality of its programs and in the ideals of the organization. This spirit was best manifested at the Monday cabinate meetings. Garvin Van Meter, Allen Livers, and Ernest Klema arranged a series of programs that was interesting and profitable. Keith Schuerman, '36, was president of the Washington Hi-Y. ' WASHINGTGN HI-V CABINET Robert Marietta Stewart Peck Keith Schuerman Earl Padfield Nick Hoffman Charles D. Winders Ernest Klema Robert Sullivan Carl Brodine E. G. Barber Garvin Van Matre Allan Livers Salina I-l iqh 5I.llUOIS X x I9 Helen Niarts Mary Donna Carson Mary Cheney Margaret Mary Reed Mary Lovene Price Wanda Dewhirst Joyce Staniford Betty Crawford Mary Ellen Shaver Lois Flamme Betty Hallam Marguerite Pfalzgrapf I Mary Helen.Wilson Jewell Traylor Virginia Gutsch Ruth Veach Mary Belle Long IINCCLH GIDL IQESERVES CABINET Lincoln Girl Reserves met each Wednesday, held their monthly cabinet meetings the first of each month, and hiked regularly on the third Thursday. Their most interesting service projects were con- ducting the Red Cross election in February and act- ing as waitresses at the special Y. W. dinners. Pro- viding for a family's needs at Thanksgiving and at Christmas and making scrapbooks for child- ren's hospital wards were other definite service con- tributions of the Lincoln Club. Social events were a Christmas party for girls, a Dad and Daughter dinner in the spring, at which the new cabinet was installed, and a special mothers' meeting during Educational Week. LINCCLN HI-Y CABINET Discussion of such live subjects as Olympic sports,World Peace problems, and vocations for boys and men, varied by a series of Bible studies led by the Reverend Mr. Arend of the University Methodist Church, made up the regular weekly study-program of the Lincoln I-Ii4Y. Un special oc- casions invited speakers gave the club a talk on some subject of current interest. The organization, open to any boy in Lincoln Building, had a member- ship of forty-three. Jim Surface, a sophmore, was the president of the Lincoln Hi-Y. David Robb . Bob Woodward Fred Eberhardt J :J A I 'N INJ Jim Surface Jason Yordy KJ Grover Cobb , f , Andrew Allbee n, X Benny Park I i r I A John Lynch V KJ' 'DX ij. f I l F' if , ,llhld jlvlll ' J! 1 I ll V. 5 T I' 8' X 'A I JJ K , J 1 SJ KL I J, fi. Q0 lxlineleen Thivlq-Six Trail Frances Lindblom Mary Louise Olson Mary Elizabeth Eclcelman Valine Roberts Jen Hoffman Marjorie Nelson Betty Jean Stevens Betty Marie Felt IQCGSGVELT GIIQL IQESEIQVES CABINET Roosevelt Girl Reserves were organized into two groups, each carrying out a social and a service pro- gram somewhat similar. The hilce to Riverside and a Columbus Day Voyage were the first of a series of good times that reached aclimax in the Mothers' and Daughters' Tea in April. The social service of the clubs centered around its Thanksgiving and its Christmas gifts of food and clothing. Members collected childrens, magazines for the Americanization Center and made scrapbooks and planted bulbs for hospital gifts. Responsibility was the idea behind the weekly meetings of the Roosevelt Junior Hi-Y clubsg conse- quently every boy was given a chance to assume and carry out some definite part ofthe club's work. The responsibilities included planning and securing pro- grams for the weekly meetings, taking Part in some phase of the program, acting as hosts and guides to visitors, and performing various other duties as they presented themselves in the school's activities. Train- ing in Christian leadership was the chief aim of the Roosevelt clubs. EGGSEVELT H LV CABI H ET Bob jackson Bob Garrison Tylon Shuerman Metz .Wright John Snedelcer Charles Eberhardt llql FINAL C. K. L. FOOBALL STANDING TEAM WON LOST PCT. Abilene . . 6 0 I .ooo Linclsborg . . 5 .833 Chapman . . 3 .500 I-Ierington . . 2 .400 McPherson . 2 4 .333 Salina . . 2 4 .3 3 3 Ellsworth . o .ooo C.K.L. TRACK MEET RESULTS RESULTS TEAM POINTS TEAM Chapman . . 58M Llndsbofg Salina . . 52 Salina - Herington . . 28M Ellsworth Ellsworth . 20M Abilene ' McPherson . -. . I4 ChaPman Abilene . . ZLQ Hefington McPherson Qlics FINAL C. K. L. BASKETBALL STANDING TEAM WON LOST PCT. Linclsborg . I2 0 I.OOO Abilene . . 9 3 750 McPherson . . 8 4 .667 Chapman . . 6 6 .500 Salina . . . 4 8 .333 Herington . . 3 9 .250 Ellsworth . 0 I2 .ooo OE C. K. L. GOLF C. K L. TENNIS RESULTS SCORE TEAM PLACE ' ' 7781-156 Lindsborg . . First ' - 75'83 158 Salina . . . Second ' ' 8434 168 McPherson . . . Third - 8886 174 Abilene lf . . . Tie for ' - 94 82 177 Chapmanj . . Fourth - - ' 83408'-191 Ellsworth . . Sixth . . . 89-II6 205 TENNIS- Klemag Longg Pringleg W,Campbellg Schuermang B. Campbellg Brocline GOLF- 'lohnsong Priceg Currierg Royceg Hollenback Q2 N . i y lxlineleen Tllirllq-Six Trail 1 ,Xb ABOVE, LEFT To RIGHT ' TOP ROW - Harold Niquetteg Leonard Friedseng Glen Van Cleefg Richard Nethaway. BOTTOM ROW-Harvey Mc Arthurg Rex Twibellg Alfred Hargraveg Harold Kohman. BELOW, LEFT To RIGHT TOP ROW -Earl Padfieldg Clifford Wilburg Garvin Van Matreg Clifford Wolfsong Junior Purdy. BOTTOM ROW-Rollancl Nelson, Mgrg john Crowtherg Everett jukesg Bill Shecldeng Bill Brown. Salina H iqll Schools I i aj ' K. i I r 4 v A QIZJSX., ' NA AND HB TEAMS F OTBALL JUNIOR PURDY, I-Ialiback, Senior Coming from Topeka in his junior year, Purdy earned two letters by his running, passing and kicking. He called signals and did a good job piloting the team. BILL SHEDDON, I-lalfback, Senior Bill's speed was shown in every game when he carried the ball on reverse plays and ran interference. This was Bill's first year on the team. EVERETT JUKES, Fullback, Senior Jukes battered the opponents, line every game and consistently gained ground. He lettered when a a sophomore but was unable to play in his junior year. BILL BROWN, Fullback, Junior Bill was very accurate in finding the holes in the opponents, line and was a good defensive player. JOHN CROWTHER, Quarterback, Senior John played the blocking back position and was always in the game playing his hardest until the last gun went off. RICHARD NETHAWAY, I-Ialfbacle, Senior Dick did not see as much service as some of the other backfield candidates, but gave his best in regular games or in practice. CLIFFORD WoLFsoN, End, Senior Although light for a wing man, Cliff was charg- ed with enthusiasm and the desire to win. I-le was a good pass receiver and always down fast under punts. CLIFFORD WILBUR, End, junior Tib was hard to block out and was always fight- ing his hardest, winner or loser. He was the best forward-pass receiver on the team. ROLLAND NELSON, Manager, Sophomore Rolly, who served as manager, was both effi- cient and dependable. His optimistic view of foot- ball events helped to keep up the morale of the team. HARoLD KOHMAN, Tackle, Senior Kohman was a stone wall on defense and could pile through the opponents' line on offensive play. Harold could always be counted on to fill a line gap. ELTON LARUE, Tackle, Senior Elr did not see as much regular service as some other lineman but could be relied on to play his hardest no matter what the score, LEONARD FRIEDSEN, Guard, junior Leonard's speed and weight made him a great interference runner. l-le had no mean ability to knife through che opponents' forward wall on defensive play. GLENN VAN CLEEF, Guard, Junior Van Cleef was a hard tackler, active and aggres- sive, and always was in the game giving his best. HARVEY MCARTHUR, Guard, Senior McArthur pierced through the opponents' line on the defense and was practically immovable on of- fensive play. He was often through the line to spill the ball carrier before he got well in action. fcontinued on next pagel 4 R ,df 1 -gk 5 3 T I Q4 Nineleen Thirlq-Six Trail HAROLD NIQUETTE, Center, Junior Although not very heavy for the pivot post, Niquette passed the ball baclc smoothly and was a consistent defense man. ALFRED HARGRAVE, Guard and Center, Sophomort Al started the season and played in the first few games at guard but later played as a reserve center. GARVIN VAN MATRE, I-Ialfbackjunior With a speed that made him hard to catch once he broke away, Van Matre gained yards consistently and should be a mainstay in the team next year. EARL PADFIELD, Guard, junior Earl was a constant fighter and a hard man to block out of a play. Earl did not see regular service this year, but should be a first-string man next year. Nolioncil Alhlelic onov Socielq Vance Archer Alfred Hargrave L6rOy PriCe Brent Campbell Phil johnson Bill Reed Wallis Campbell Robert Kauffman John Royce Chris Eberhardt Harold Niquette Garvin Van Metre Leonard Friedson Earl Padfield EASKETBALL LETT EIQM EN Salina I-liqh bchools W fr L25 JACK CLARK, Senior, Guard. Dependable and with a never-give-up spirit, Jack played for all he was worth in the games. He fol- lowed his man doggedly on defense and sank many high arching swishers from his guard berth. JOHN CROWTHER, Senior, Forward John did not see service in every game, but his cool- headedness made him a very valuable asset to the team. He was consistent and a good ball hustler. ARTHUR HALE, Senior, Center Dude,, used his height to the greatest advant- age and did his best work under the basket. Al- though not experienced at the pivot post at the first of the year, Dude developed into a steady untiring player. ALFRED HARGRAVE, Sophomore, Guard Al played a fine type of basketball this season. He is a good passer and should have two very suc- cessful years to come. BOB KAUFFMAN, Senior, Forward Swarming all over the opponents and fast cn the break, Bob prcved to be one ofthe main spokes in the Marccn wheel. He dribbled with the preci- sion of a clock and passed well. Bob moved here from McPherson early in the school year, BU TEAMS BOB PRINGLE, Junior, Forward Bob saw in and out service most of the season. Whether on the court or on the bench, he was al- ways eager for victory. RALPH SToLz, junior, Guard When Stolz got a hot streak, he usually scored from anywhere on the floor. He was also a good de- fensive player. BILL QUINLEY, Sophomore, Forward Size did not hamper Bill any as far as basket- ball was concerned. Full of scrap and fighting spirit, Bill was always in on rebounds and ready for a setup. Because he was transferred from Sacred Heart, Bill was unable to play the first semester. WILFORD MCCABE, Senior, Guard McCabe was one of the most accurate passers on the team and the coolest when the score was close. He saw action in nearly every game although handicapped by an ankle injury. ' JUNIOR PURDY, Senior, Forward With an excellent eye for the basket, Junior was number one in scoring honors. His play was regular and steady. PAUL PENNOCK, Manager Paul kept all the equipment of the team in tip- tcp shape and cheered for the teafn ffofn the bench. M wfMw i QQWW??WMMs.af, . me WiMMtMf f Q . fi . N i,. .lw, . . . i T HIGH SCHOOL TIQACK SQUAD TOP ROW- Coach Uhrlaub, R. Walker, Magathan, Hargrave, Padfield, C. Eberhart, McCarty, Hall, Hale, Reed, Archer, Gebhardt, Walker, Stolz, Ferm SECOND ROW- Farmer, Hart, Yordy, Ashton, Gordon, Ringle, Banker, Layman, Wolfson, Van Matre, Bowles, Eagle, Baumgartner BOTTOM Row- Klein, Creason, Brady, Dalrymple, Stell, Zahn, Park, F. Eberhardt, King, White, Roscoe Meadows, Davis, Sites Salina won going wayn in all of the relays. In the 880-yard event it was Ringle, Layman, Eherharclt, and VanMartre, the Salina quartet taking the lead in the first leg and adding to it every time they passed the baton. The medley quartet-. Wolfson, Meadows and Ringle, virtually broke even with Chapman through the first three legs, lout John Walk- er got the baton from Ringle two strides ahead of the Irish half-miler and sccn opened a gap that never was clcsed. In the strech the Chap- man half-milei loafed, thinking he was alone, and was nipped by Her- Clippinqs from The Salina Journal ingtonis closing rush. In the mile it was Wolfson, Reed Banker and Eberhardt. The Ma- roons were first to change batons at ever station, Banker and Eber- hardt opening the gap to the pro- verbial mile as they beat Herington home. Herington, incidentally, ran second in all of the relays V The pole vault was taken by Bob Gordon of the Maroons at ro feet 6 inches. Charles Bowles, another Maroon, captured the broad jump, with Singleton second. Joe Has- louer of the Irish got offa winning javelin throw on his last trial to heat Baer who appeared headed for three first places. Garvin Van Matre succeeded himself a sprint champion of the conference ley winning both the century and furlong Sprints with Bill Singleton of Herington run- ning second in each. .S l High Schools QI' To Washington, my Alma Mater, Do I pledge this bit of verse, Ever mindful of her memory Now for better or for worse. As I stand beside the waters Of a far and distant sea, I recall my high school teachers. Kindly may they think of me. Ever wondering if the building I-Ias survived the years gone by, Pondering on these thoughts of schooldays, For dear old Washington I sigh. May I wander to those doorways, Back again to sceres of yore, Hear the bells sound through the hallways, Where my classmates pass no more. ..l...ig-- QPWCIP S Lone, and weary, do I stand there Deafened by the rush and noise Did we also clamor loudly? Such a mass of girls and boys! How they rush from hall to classroom Shouting greetings to and frol I-Iow quiescent when the teacher Tells them what they all should ki.owl Do they learn it? Well, I wonder - Did we learn a French translation? Did we know who fired on Sumter? .. How to mix a physics ratfo ? They'll remember it eventually. Be discouraged? Don't despair! Really, Iill come back some day and Maybe, I will see YOU there! - A Senior 28 Nincleen Tl-nirlq-Six Trail SENIOR CLASS QF 1936 TOP ROW FRANCIS ADAMSON Entered from Paseo fKansas Cityj Hi h School I' Commercial Club' g 1 7 Girl Reserves, Faust , Il Trov- atore, C. K. L. Music Contest I, 2, 3: 4- FLORENCE AHLSTEDT C. K. L. Music Contest 3, Comm- ercial Club, Girl Reserves. MILTON ALLEN C. K. L. Music Contest I, 2, 3, 4, Faust,', Il Trovatoren. SYBOL ALTON Entered from Linclsborg High School 2, Ellen H. Richards Club, Girls Club. SECOND ROW HELEN M. ANDREWS C. K. L. Music Contest I, 2, 3, 4g Skiclcling , Il Trovatoren, Girl Reserve Cabinet 2. JOSEPHINE ANDREWS C. K. L. Music Contest 3, 45 Faust , Il Trovatoreu, Girl Re- serves. DOROTHY APPLETON Ellen H. Richards Club, G. A. A., Commercial Club, Chonita . LOLA AREND Entered from Concordia High School 2, Girls Club. THIRD ROW HELEN AUSTIN Girl Reserve, C. K. L. Music Con- test I, 2, 3, 4, Il Trovatoren, Scholarship I . R. KENDALL BAKER Slciticiing , C. K. L. Music Con- test I, 2, 3, 4, Il Trovatorewg Scholarship I. FRANK BANGS News Staff, Hi-Y Cabinet I. VIRGINIA BANKER Scholarship 2, 3, Girl Reserves, Rifle Club, G. A. A., Librarian. BOTTOM ROW MARGARET BARNES Girl Reserve, G. A. A., Commer- cial Club, C. K. L. Music Contest 1,2 DONALD BASSETT Hi-Y, Scholarship 2,3QuCl'1OI1it3H ROBERT BEGGS C. K. L. Music Contest I, 2, 3,4, Hi-Y, Pep Bancl IZETTA BENI-IAM Entered from Arkansas City High School 2, Ellen H. Richards Club, Girls Club .Salina Schools 29 TOP ROW FLORA MAE BISHOP C. K. L. Music Contest I, 2, 3, 42 Faust , Il Trovatoren, Kodak Club, Girl Reserves. GLENN E. BLACK JUNIOR BoUGHToN Student Council 3, News Staff, Trail Staff. LoIs BRADSI-IAW G. A. A. , Ellen H. Richards Club Girls Club. SECOND ROW VERNON BRADSHAW Golf 3, 4, Smith-Hughes Printing Certificate ALICE BRADY Ellen H. Richards Club, G. A. A., 'QChonita Don Alonso's Treasure. LOYD BRADY Track Squad. CARL ALBERT BRODINE Class President I, Student Council, President 2, Rifle Club, C. K. L. Music Contest, Hi-Y. THIRD ROW WARREN BROMAN MARYE HELEN BROWN Ellen H. Richards Club, Chon- ita , Commercial Club, Girls Club SENICDIQ CLASS QF 1936 Richards Club, Girls Club DANIEL BUCK Entered from Ordway Colorado, High School 4, Rifle Club BOTTOM Row LAURA BUCK BERNIECE B- BUCKHOI-Z Girl Reserves, Ellen H. Richards Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Ellen H. Club, Girls Club JACK BUELL Student Council, C. K. L. Music Contest I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band, Hi-Y WARREN BURKI-IOLDER Football Squad, C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4,, Rifle Club, Student Council MELBA BUXTON Scholarship I, 2, 33 Debate, Girl Reserves Cabinet, G. A. A. 30 Nineleen Thirlq-Six Trail SENIQIQ CLASS CDF 1936 TOP ROW WALLIS CAMPBELL Scholarship 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, Basketball Squad, C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, 4, Il TrovatOre . MARGARET JEAN CARTER C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club, Maroonettes, Girl Reserves, ll TrOvatOre . CHARLES B. CLARK DOROTHY CLARK News Staff, Class Officer 1, Stu- dent Council Treasurer 4, Scholar- ship, Girl Reserves. sEcOND ROW JACK CLARK Basketball 3, 4, Student Council, Vice-president 4, Football Man- ager 3. MILDRED CLEMENTS Scholarship 3, G. A. A., Trail Staff, Faust , Girl Reserves. CLETA CLOUD Girl Reserves, Ellen H. Richards Club, Commercial Club,Girls Club TED COLLISTER THIRD ROW MARGARET MAE CRAWFORD Girl Reserves, President, Scholar- ship 3, Trail Staff, Librarian, Don Alonso's Treasure . EETHYLE CROSSLEY Scholarship 2, 3,COI'I'1IT16I'ClalC:lL1lDQ G. A. A. JOHN CROWTHER ' Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Editor-in-chief News FRANCIS CURRIER Basketball Squad, Student Council BOTTOM ROW EVERETT DAHL JUNE DAHLBERG Trail Staff, Kodak Club, Girl Re- serves, G. A. A. DAN DALRYMPLE Faust , Il Trovatoreu, l'ChOnita', Louis K. DAVIS Scholarship 1, 2, 3 Salina l-lgqli Schools 31 TOP ROW EARLE DEEBLE Student Council 1,3, C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, Faust , Il Trovatoren BILL DENSEORD News Staff, Chonita,' JEANNE DICKERSON Entered from Luray High School 4 Girl Reserves, Ellen H. Richards Club ENID J. DISHMAN Girls Club, Ellen H. Richards Club SECOND ROW EVERTON L. Dooivi Scholarship 2, 3, Skidding , Sta e Manager, Debate, News Stagf, Kodak Club RUTH MAE DOPP Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Girls Club REGENA Doun Girl Reserves, Ellen H. Richards Club DALE E. DAUGHERTY C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, KK ,Y Faust THIRD ROW EFFIE DUTCHER Girl Reserves, Girls Club, Com- mercial Club , JEAN EXLINE Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Maroonettes stwlom cmss or 1936 KENNETH FAULKNER Scholarship 2, 3 Hi-Y DERfL GAY BRYCE FICKEN Class Officer 1, 2, Student Coun- cil, News Staff, C. K. L. Music MARJORIE GIBBONS Contest C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, News Staff, Girl Reserves, Kodak Club Maroonettes BOTTOM ROW LERQY PINK JACK GOODALL Trail Staff, Associate-Editor, Track 4 32 lxlincaleen Tlwiviu-Six Trail SENIQIQ C ASS CDF 1936 TOP ROW ROBERT GORDON Track 3, 45 Band 1 GERALDINE GOTTBERG Entered from Culver High School 25 Girl Reserves Cabinet5 Treasur- er Girls Clubg Commercial Clubg Librarian FRANCES GRIFFITH Girl Reserves, President 23 Schol- arship 1, 35 Trail Staffg Il Trova- tOre',5 C. K. L. Music Contest 2,3 CARL D. GRAVES SECOND ROW LA VONNE GRUMBEIN Girl Reserveg Girls Clubf'Chonita ARTHUR HALE Basketball 42 Football Squad 1 Hi-Y5 Il Trovatore 5 Don Alon- 7 77 so s Treasure Loren Hallam Entered from Canton High School 25 Class Vice-president 35 Class Secretary 4 .IUDSON HART Hi-Y THIRD ROW EMAGENE HARPER Entered from McClain fGreenfield Chioj High School Lois HAYNES Ellen H. Richards Club5 Girl Re- serves5 'lChonita 5 Commercial Club JUNE HEDERSTEDT C. K. L. Music Contest 3, 45 Com- mercial Clubg Girl Reserves ALBERTA HEss Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards Club BOTTOM ROW MARY ELLEN HIGHT Kodak Clubg Commercial Clubg G. A. A.5 MarOOnettes5 Ellen H. Richards Club NICK HOFFMAN Class Vice-president IQ Scholar' ship 1, 2, 35 Debateg Rifle Club MARIAN HOLLEN Trail Staff5 Scholarship 35 C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, 45 Kodak Clubg Il Trovatorev JOHN CHARLES HOWARD C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3,41 Rifle Club5Hi-Y Cabinet z5l'Eaust' 7 Sulinu l'liql1 Schools 33 TOP ROW CHARLES HUGHES Left School in January HAZEL IRENE HUGHES Commercial Club, Vice-president, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., 'lllon Alonso's Treasure , Maroonettes WARREN JENNEY Il Trovatorzn, Hi-Y, C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3 ANGELINE JOHNSON Ellen H. Richards Club, Girl Re- serves SECOND ROW ELEANOR LEE JOHNSON Girl Reserves, Ellen H. Richards Club EVERETT JUKES Football 3, 4, Track 3 LUc1LLE JUKES Ellen H. Richards Club, Commer- cial Club, Girls Club MAXINE M. KELLER Girl Reserves, Ellen H. Richards Club, Girls Club, Don Alonso's Treasure THIRD ROW MAXINE W. KEELER G. A. A., Girl Reserves, C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, Faust , Il Trovatoren JOYCE KELLEY G. A. A., President 3, Girl Re- serves, G. A. A. Award, Commer- cial Club, Girls Club, President , LOREN KIER Hi-Y Cabinet 2, Scholarship 2, 35 C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, 43 l SENIOR CLASS GF 1936 Il Trcvatoren, Rifle Club EMMA L. KIRKLAND Ellen H. Richards Club, Girl Re- serves, Commercial Club, C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, G. A. A. BOTTOM ROW MARION KLEMA Girl Reserves Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 4,, Class Oficer 2 , 3 4, Scholarship 2, C. K. L. Music Contest 2, Librarian EDWIN KLINE Hi-Y, Kodak Club, Faust , Don AlOnso's Treasure . HAROLD D. KOHMAN Football 4, Don Alonso's Trea- sure , Chonita . MARY KATHRYNE KUHL Entered from Sacred Heart High School 2, Girl Reserves, Commer- cial Club, Secretary, C. K. L. Mus- ic Contest 2, 3. 34 Nineleen Thirlq-Six Trail SENIQIQ CLASS GF 1936 TOP ROW LUCILE KUMLE Enterecl from Eldorado High School 4, Ellen H. Richards Club Bon LAMER ELSIE LANGSHAW Entered from Gove fDenver, Colo- radoj Junior High School, Maroon- ettes, Girl Reserves, Commercial MIRIAM FERN LARSEN C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Maroonettes, Rifle Club, Girl Re- serves, Il Trovatorev SECOND Row MARJORIE LARSON Chonita , uslcidclingn, Girl Re- serves, G. A. A. ELTON LA RUE so's Treasure KENNETH LA RUE Don Alonso's Treasure , B Team, Football Manager 2, A Team, Basketball Manager 3 LAURENCE LAYMAN Track , Smith - Hughes Printing Certificate THIRD ROW ROBERTA LEAR Trail Staff, :'Skidcling , G. A. A., Girl Reserves EDWIN LEIKER LEONE LENTZ Scholarship 1, 2, 3, Il Trovatoren, Girl Reserves Cabinet, Rifle Club, C. K. L. Contest 2 SUE ANN LEWIS BOT TOM ROW RUTH LINCK Girl Reserves Cabinet 2, 41 G. A. A., Scholarship 3, C. K. L. Music Contest 1, 2, 3 , Il Trovatorew Bon LINDBLOM Hi-Y, C. K. L. Music Contest2,3,4 ALLAN LIVERS Class President 2, 3, 45 Debate, Scholarship 1, 2, Hi-Y Cabinet, SlcidCling BETTY JEAN LOCKARD Girl Reserves, Ellen H. Richards Club, G. A. A.. Awards Football 4, Chonita , Don Alon- Club Sulinu Irliqh Schools 30 TOP RO JV BERNICE JUNE LONG C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, Ellen H. Richards Club, Girl Reserves HARRISON LONG Scholarship I, 2, 3, Tennis 3, C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 4, 'XII Trov- atorevg Hi-Y JOHN LORENSON EILEEN LORENZ ' Girl Reserves, Girls Club, SECOND ROW LOUIS LUND Hi-Y, C. K. L. Music Contest I, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship 2, Il Trov- atoreu WAYNE LUNDGREN Entered frOrnAbilene High School 3, Hi-Y BERTHA LUNDSTROM Ellenl-I. Richards Club 3 Girls Club DOROTHY E. MAPES Ellen H. Richards Club, Girl Re- serves, Kodak Club, G. A. A, Girl Club, Secretary THIRD RO 'W ROBERT L. MARIETTA Hi-Y Cabinet I, 2, 3Q 4, Class Vicerpresident 4, News Staff, Rif.e Club, C. K. L. Music Contest I, 2 RALPH MASON SEHIOIQ cuxss OF 1936 RITA MARIE MASON Commercial Club, Girl Reserves Girls Club SAM MATTHEWS BOTTOM ROW FRANCIS MATTISON Hi-Y, C. K. L. Music Contest 3, 4, Il Trovatoren HARVEY JOHN MACARTHUR Football 4, Kodak Club, Rifle Club 2, uChOnita7' WILEORD P. MCCABE Basketball 4 PEGGY MGCARTY Girl Reserves Cabinet, Slcidding , News Staff, Scholarship 23 Chon- ita 36 lxlineleen Thirlq-Six Trail E IOIQ CLASS F1936 Top ROW OPAL MCCLAIN Ellen H. Richards Club, G. A. A. Award EUGENE MCKINNEY C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, 4, ANNA MARIE MILLER Entered from Pratt High School 33 Editor-in-Chief Trail, Girl Reserves Cabinet, C. K. l... Music Contest 3, 4, Il Trovatorey' SECOND ROW' Kodak Club, Scholarship 3, 'ell CAI-LA MILLER Trovatoren Girls Club VIOLET MEYER MARGARET FAYE MILLER Girl Reserves Girl Reserves, Ellen H. Richards Club, Girls Club MAXINE MILLER Scholarship IQ Ellen H. Richards Club, Girl Reserves WILBERTA MONTGOMERY Associate-Editor Trail, Girl Re- serves Cabinet 2, 3, 4Q Scholarship I, 2, 3, C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, 4, Il Trovatoren THIRD ROW DAVID MOORE M11 Trovatoren, C.K.L. Music Con- test I, 2, 3, 4, Kodak Club, News Staff, Hi-Y ROBERT MOREEN MARY JANE MOSHER Girl Reserves, Kodak Club, Ellen H. Richards Club, Commercial Club, G. A. A. BETTY MUIR News Staff, Girl Reserves, Kodak Club, Commercial Club, G. A. A. BOTTOM ROW GRACE MUIR Entered from Smolan High School 3, Girl Reserves, Ellen H. Richards Club PAULINE MUIR Entered from Smolan High School 3, Girl Reserves, Ellen H. Richards Club, Commercial Club NANCY NEAL Girls Club MARY ALICE NEIL Entered from the Wichita High School East, Girl Reserves Sulino Iiiiqli Ss lmols TOP ROW EMMALINE N EILSON Girl Reserves DORIS NELSON Scholarship I, 2, 33 Trail Staff, Girl Reserves Cabinet, G. A. A., Librarian GEORGENE A.NELSON Ellen H. Richards Club, Girl Re- serve, ChOnita RICHARD NETHAWAY Football 4, Track Manager 3 5 I-Ii-Y SECOND ROW CARROLL NEWLAND OLIVER NEWLON MARCIA NORRIS News Staff: Scholarship 2, 3, Girl Reserves, Maroonettesg G. A. A. MILDRED NOTHERN Girl Reservesg Kodak Club, Ma- roonettes THIRD ROW MARY ANNE PAEEORD Trail Staff, Kodak Clubg Scholar- ship 2, 3, Girl Reserves, Librarian, G. A. A. HELEN PADGETT Scholarship IQ Ellen H. Richards Clubg Girl Reserves SENIOIQ cmss GF 1936 IDALIA PALMER Ellen H. Richards Club, Girl Re- serves, Art Award, G. A. A. GARRETT PATRICK Kodak Club, President, Rifle Club, C. K. L. Music Contest I, 2, 3 BOTTOM ROW LORRINE PFALZGRAF Girl Reserves, G. A. A.g Librarian, Nlaroonettes POLLYBELLE PICKERILL News Staff, Girl Reservesg Com- mercial Clubg G. A. A. JOSEPH PILE ARDELLE PINKHAM Girl Reserves, Ellen H. Richards Club, Commercial Club 37 28 N ineleen Tlliriu-Six Trail l SENIOIQ CLASS OF 1936 TOP ROW MILDRED PLAMANN Entered from Riley High School 3, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club BENNIE PRATER ELIZABETH PRICE Ellen H. Richards Club, President, Junior Girls Club, President 3, Sen- ior Girls Club, Vice-president Student Council ROSEMARY PRICE G. A. A. First Award, Point Sec- retary G. A. A., Commercial Club, Girl Reserves SECOND ROW MAURICE PTACEK School 3, Football 3,4, Basketball 3, 4 ESTHER REED Kodak Club Treasurer, News Staff, Girl Reserves Cabinet, Scholarship 2, Il Trovatorew, C. K. L. Music Contest I, 2, 3. EDDIE REPAZ C. K. L. Music Contest I, 2, 3, 4, Smith - Hughes Printing Certifi- cate, Football Squad. THIRD ROW KATHRYN JANE REYNOLDS Girl Reserves Cabinet I, 2, 3, 4, Kodak Club, Librarian, Chonita , Q'DOn AlOnsO's Treasure . BETTY JANE RICHARDS Student Council, News Staff, De- bate, Skidding , Girl Reserves. AMY RICHMOND Ellen H. Richards Club, Scholar- ship 3 , G. A. A. , Maroonettes, Don AlOnsO's Treasuren . JAMES L. RIGGLE Smith-Hughes Printing Certificate. BOTTOM Row GEORGE RINGLE Track 3, Don AlonsO's Treasuren- KENNETH RITTGER Entered from Hanston High KEITH RIVIR School 3, Hi-Y JUNIOR PURDY BRUCE ROBERTSON Entered from Topeka High Student Council. Salina iql1 Schools ,I 39 TOP ROW MARION F. ROSCOE Entered from Dorrance High School 4 JOHN ROYCE Hi-Y Cabinet I, 2, Student Coun- cil, Secretaryg Rifle Clubg Asso- ciate Editor News, Golf 3 ROBERT SCHEIBLER ALICE SCHRADER Entered from Beloit High School 3 SECOND ROW QUINTIN SCHROEDER Scholarship I, 35 C. K. L. Music Contest 4 - KEITH SCHUERMAN Scholarship I, 2, 3g Hi-Y Presi- dent 2, 4, Class Scretary 35 Trail Staff, Debate LOIS SEIFERT Girls Club, Ellen H. Richards Club CLYTIE E. SHAFER Entered from Abilene High School 23 Ellen H. Richards Club, Schol- arship 3 THIRD ROW THEODORE SHEAHON Class Secretary 25 Kodak Clubg Basketball Squad SENIOIQ CLASS or 1936 BILL T. SHEDDEN BOTTOM Row C. K. L. Music Contest I, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Track Squadg Il Trovg atorens aFauSt,, DONALD SHERLEY JIM SIMPSON ALYNE SHELNUTT Moved to California at the end of Entered from Assaria High School the first Semester 4, Girl Reservesg Girls Club ALLAN E. SMITH FRANK SHELTON PAUL L. SMITH I-Ii-Y Hi-Y 40 Hincleen Thirlu-Six -I-Pail Y SENIGIQ CLASS QF 1936 TOP ROW RAYMOND SNEAD ROBERT SOLBERG GARLAND SPANGLER RALPH SPENCER C. K. L. Music Contest, I, 3, 4,, Faust , Il Trovatoren SECOND Row WALTER STAUFFER Chonita,', Il Trovatoren, C. K L. Music Contest 4 ROBERT W. SULLIVAN Debate, Scholarship I, 2, 3, Stu- dent Council, President,l'li-Y Cab- inet, News Business Manager VIRGINIA SULLIVAN Ellen H. Richards Cllb, Girls Club JULIA SWANSON Girls Club THIRD ROW EUGENE SWEDENBURG C. K. L. Music Contest 3, Don AlOnsO's Treasure BILL TAYLOR LOWELL TAYLOR Entered from Garden City High School 4, Il Trovatorev, C. K. L. 'Music Contest 4. KENNETH THOMPSON BOTTOM ROW CLARENCE THORSON JUENE TRAUTWEIN Girl Reserves, Commercial Club , G. A. A., Maroonettes. INEZ TRULSON Ellen I-I. Richards Club, Girls Club. EVERETT ULRICH Entered from Ellsworth High School 4. Salina Hiqh Schools TOP ROW LEE UNDERHILL Entered from Minneapolis High School 3g Scholarship 3g C. K. L. Music Contest 3, 4g Il Trovatorev RICHARD UTT Scholarship I WILLIAM WACHTEL JOE WALKER C. K. L. Music Contest 23 Track Squad SECOND ROW MALENA ELIZABETH WARHOLM Ellen H. Richards Club, Secretaryg G. A. A.g C. K. L. Music Contest IQ Cl'1onita,' LAURA LEE WARING Scholarship I, 2, 3g Debateg Trail Staffg News Staffg Kodak Club PEARL IRENE WEIANS Ellen H. Richards Clubg G. A. A.g Girls Club EDITH FAYE WE1NHotD Girl Reservesg Commercial Clubg Girls Club THIRD ROW Lois WEIR Girl Reservesg Commercial Club' Girls Club 7 HELEN COLENE WEST Girl Reservesg Ellen H. Richards Club GENEVIEVE WILVERS Scholarship 2g Student Council 4g ffl SENIOR CLASS QF 1936 Commercial Club, Presidentg Ellen H. Richards Clubg Girl Reserves CLIFFORD M. WoLEscN Football 4g Track 35 Student Coun- cilg Track Manager 2 BOTTOM ROW PATTY WOODWARD News Staffg Girl Reserves Cabinet 2g Maroonettesg G. A. A.g Student Council TED R. WOODWARD Entered from Topeka High School 33 Basketball Squadg Debate DON WORKMAN Golf ' RACHEL WRITER Girl Reservesg G. A. A.g Commer- cial Clubg Maroonettesg Girls Club 42 N imlleen Thirlq-Six Trfail n ISENIGIQ CLASS GF 1936 TOP Row JOE YODER BERNIECE YOCKERS RDOH Alonsds Treasureng uskid- C. K. L. Music Contest 35 uFaustU5 ding,'5 C. K. L. Music Contest I, Girls Club 2, 35 'iFaust iles? Er. ix Pk if 214 H4 if MYRTLE YOUNG Ellen H. Richards Cluhg Girls Club KENNETH ZAHN SECOND ROW ELVYN E. ZAHRADNIK Rifle Club5 Hi-Y Cabinet5 C. K. L. Music Contest 2, 3, 45 Kodak Club5 II Trovatoren ROBERT ZIEGLER Kodak Clul95 Rifle ClulJ5 Traclq Faust ROBERT KAUFFMAN Entered from McPherson High School 45 Basketball 45 Il Trov- atoren MARIE GRUBER Qniors Whose icluves O Noi Appear .. AlQ-fw 1 VAN DIXON WILLIAM' RANDOLPH Entered from Osawatomie High School 4 Entered from Topeka Hifgh School 4 i MARJORIE FITZ WILLIAM REEVES E red from San Diego High School 4 Entered from Parsons High School 45 Hi-Y EARLE WILLLIAMS Entered from Ahiline High School Salina High Schools 43 A Elmo Adamson Pat Adkins Marie Agin Alfonso Alfaro Frances Allen Edith Anderson Arlene Ap lebee Vance Archer Harold Ashton Merle Ashton B Berneita Bagley Maxyne Bagley George Baker Albert Bane Josephine Bangs Elinore Barber Maxine Barnett Geraldine Beach Robert Benfield Arlene Benz Harold Bessey Valentine Betson LaDonna Bloom Alice Braclc Hazel Brizendine J UHIOIQ CLASS Harry Broclcsome Alice Brown Bill Brown Ellsworth Brown Fairy Brown Maxine Brown Verna Buckenau Winifred Buehre John Buehrle Leo Bulleigh Rose Burris Mable Burt C Marlin Caldwell Mildred Caldwell Edward Cameron Brent Campbell Mary Ellen Carlson Della Mae Carne Betty Lee Carson Faith Cassell Allen Chambers joe Chapel Paul Christensen Wanda Cline Jeanne Cloud Alma Cooley Y Eugene Cooper Oral Cooper Margaret Cooper Virgil Copple Vernon Coyle Helen Craig Edith Crane Doyle Crites Alice Crow Harold Cumberland D Beryl Daily Dorothy Day Arthur Davis Don DeLany Anita Denison Dorothy Dewar Ivan DeWitt Anggdvlarg. Dewhirst Melvin Divelbiss Ruth Donmyer Wingon Donmycr Marguerite Dunn Corine Dresslar Earl Dupree Iona Durham Mary jane Dvorak 44 Plinefeen Thiriq-Six Tru E Olney Eaton Chris Elnerhardt Lester Ebert Clemens Erickson Robert Esping Chalmer Estep F Awin Faulkner Glen Faullcner Frederick Finch Gerry Fish William Fisher Jane Fitch John Fitch Clara Ford Jack Foster Leonard Friedson Richard Frobenious G Joyce Ganssle Dolores Garrison Evon Gehrlce Laverne Gibbs JUNIOIQ CLASS Melvin Giersch Howard Glennie Felix Goodwin Betty Graves Kenneth Graybill Betty Green H Maurine Hahn LaVon Haldeman Wayne Hall Viona Hamilton Billy Hammond John Hansen Dale Harkleroad Pearl Harmon Harold Hartley Helen Hay Kenneth Helwiclc Gladys Heminger Nlarybelle Hepperly Ray Herrington Marie Hess Leilla Hill Martha Hilton Junior Homolka Frances Houck Margaret Hudson Harry Hughes Irma Hunt I Carl Imler Wilmer Ivan J Hellen Jaclcson Eugene Jennings Herman Johnston Dorothy Johnson Rit Mae Johnson K Maxine Kaclcley Virginia Kean Nona Keller Doris Kelley Jeanne Kelley Ferne Kilgore Violet Kilgore Opal Mae King Ernest Klema Dale Kline Winifred Knitrer Lorene Kroenlein Jeannette Krueger Bernard Kubitschelc Raphael Kubitschelc -Sqlinq Haql. Schools 45 Ralph Kueker L Doris Lagerberg C. W. 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Van Pelt W Ruth Wakefield Helen Walker Richard Walker Rosalie Weber Nyta Weburg Marjorie Weddle Frances Weis Francis Weis Olive Whelan Clifford Wilbur Gladys Wilbur Mervin Wilcox john Williams Richard Williams Lillian Wise Helen Wolfson Helen Wood Carl Wray Barclay Wright Betty Wyatt Y Verneda York Francis Youngdahl Clara Younger 7 mw Salina I-liqh Schools WAL I A Clarice Adams Dean Adkinson Gerald Agin Andrew Allbe Robert Allin Loine Allison Maxine Allison Bob Anderson Edythe Anderson Henry Ashton Lucile Atwater B Ralph Bachover Niary Jeanette Bachtold Merlin Banker Dorothy Barekman Franklin Baumgartner Arlene Bear Helen Beil Dorothy Bell Nathan Bengston Katherine Benham Teresa Benoit Betty Benz Williaiii Bishop Irene Bolby Lyle Borst Charles Bowles Lee Boyce Virginia Boys SC PHC MODE CI ASS Ruth Brack Roger Brice Walter Brodine Albert Brooks Hazel Brothers Frank Brown Kendrick Brown Ethelyn Buell Evelyn Buell Loleta Bullock Caryl Burkholder Carl Butcher C Petty Caldwell Dorothy Carlson Louise Carroll John Carroll Arclelle Cassel Clinton Cejka Norma Lee Chaddock Bob Church Elson Clark Howard Clements .loc Cloud Plarvey Clovis Grover Cobb Eva Cobler Hayward Cole Richard Collister Charles Connelly Ilene Cox Rosaline Cox Bonnie Coyle Ida Faye Creason Virginia Crites Mildred Crow Harold Crowther Virginia Cumbow Conrad Curtis George Curtis D Warren Dahl Effie Dalrymple Esther Danielson John Densford Madelin Dixon Mary Beth Dodge Jean Donelan Warren Doom Ruby Dow Connie Drake Betty Drawbaugh Virginia Dryden Paul Dupree E Fred Eberhardt Lloyd Eberhardt F Theda Fallis Wayne Farmer Leland Farr 'x 418 lxlinrleen Thiwlq-Six -l-Pu l Julia Feeney Martha Mary Felt Manuel Fernandez Evelyn Finnie Rose Fitch Lois Flamme Frank Flores Ray Ford Aclaline Fowler Doris Freeman Bob Frobenius G Dale Garrigues Clarence Garrison Wesley Garrison Ruba Lee Garvin Doloras Gawith Dtxilalcl Gebhart Katherine Gentry H irvey Gile Nicline Gile Dorothy Godfrey Neil Gaoclwin Irene Gorrell Dorothy Gouth Earl Graves Eleanor Graves Lowell Graves Loren Gray Billy Grecian Emma Green Marvin Greene SODHOMOIQE CLASS Harry Gregg Mary Esther Griffith Betty Gross Julia Gurley Virginia Gutsch H Velma Hadden Dale Hagee Harriet Haile Jaclc Hall Verne Hall Betty Hallam Alfred Hargrave Walter Hart James Hays Homer Hecl Jim Howard Timmy Hoyne Charlotte Hoyt Frances Humes Bob Huston Nellie Hutchins l Ralph Ingram J Clarence Jensen Carl Johnson Lena Marie Johnson Margaret Johnson Philip Johnson Arthur Jones Glenn Helmiclc ' Dennis Jones Cletus Henry QAM JILWUQUU Dorothy? 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Molnly Lloyd Mongold Ruby Montgomery Richard Morgenson Corinne Moore Hazel Moreen Lois Morgan Doris Moses Ruth Mosher Max Muller Betty -lane Mullikin Rodert Murnahan Dick Myers N Janet Naylor Bill Neal George Neeland Norma Neil Charles Neilson Swen Neilson Alvin Nelson Dick Nelson Rolland Nelson Dorothy Newcom Rex Newland Cleo Nissen Kenneth Norcllooe Chester Norton O Claude Oberer Richard Odgers Maurice Ott P Benny Park John Parker Louise Parker Maxine Parker Leo Partch Muriel Peck Cloyd Peterson Ralph Peterson Marguerite Pfalzgraf Nona Pickering Mary Ellen Porter Milton Poston Eileen Pratt Leroy Price Jack Purdy Raymond Pycha Q Bill Qiiinley OO mjneleen Thiwlq-Six -l-Pail R Lovella Ramey Harry Randolph Albert Reed Bill Reed Jean Reed Wanda Reh Gladys Richards Earl Ripley Bernard Rittgars Charlotte Rosberg Margaret Roscoe Gertrude Rose Vernon Ross Virginia Ryan S Marie Sampson Stanley Sampson joseph Sanchez Cecelia Sanders Charles Schultz Gertrude Schultz Donovan Seymour Mary Ellen 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Hunsiclcle Marjorie Hunter Ilene Huston I Herbert lllingworth Thelma Ivie U J Nielvin Jarvis Betty Jennings Bob Jennings Ellen Jennings Frances Jensen Byron Johnson Clifford Johnson Donald Johnson Lavanice Johnson Leroy Johnson Mary Elizabeth Johnson Nels Johnson Raymond Johnson Thomas Johnson Warren Johnson Curtis Jolley Lola Jones K Derald Kauffman Helen Kean Eunice Kelsey Georgia Keyes Wanda Kier Cecil King ,,' MX' 'J WJl1fif'i1' 'lu ,Xgffl XQODLXJ :Raft j sly? . , ' Salina Hiqh Schools 53 l Emma jean Kirby joe Kirkland john Kisler Irene Knight Helen Knitter Helen Knittle Hazel Marie Korn Leonard Kuhn L Harold Lafflair Dorcas Lagerbcrg junior Lanning Eddie Lantz Robert Lantz Cleva jean Larson Arthur Lamber Alfred Leiker Evelyn Leonard jane Levin Robert Levin Margaret Lewis Bill Light Evalena Lohman Mary Belle Long Isabel Loop FIQESHMAH CLASS Louis Lopp Alice Lorenson Marjorie Lundberg Lynwood Lundstrom Clarys Lundy M Ruth Magerkurth Louise Marqueling Marjorie Martin 'Helen Maris Alice Nlattson Peggy McAdams David McCarty Pauline McCollum Edgar McConnell Lois McKinney Lucille McKinney jerry McNamern james Meadows Carl Myers Wilbert Myers Billy Miller Ethel Miller Mary jean Miller Clay Milleson Bob Morrison joe Morse Donald Mowe Evalyn Myers Nathalee Myers N Herbert Nash josephine Neel Mai'ie Neeland Alfred Nelson Marie Nelson Marjorie Nelson Vietor Newland O Tommy Oliver Vanda O'Neil Clyde Osburn P Pauline Parman Evelyn Payton Harvey Perley Althea Peterson john Peterson Ivan Petterson Alice Phillips Ola Pickering Eldon Poague Bonnie Poland Dorothy Porter Gail Porter Clara Ruth Pretz Calvin Price jean Price Mary Lovene Price Thelma Pugh jean Putnam Frances Pycha R jean Rasmussen john Robert Reed june Reed Margaret Mary Reed Charlotte Rhodes Bob Richards M Nm Ronald Richards Lois Richardson Ruth Ridgway David Robb Nicky Robson james Roe Lavya Rogers Hazel Romine Mary Bain Rose Lucille Roseman Loretta Rothfuss Patty Royce Dorothy Mae Ruggles Leroy Rupe S Philip Sanchez Charles Scheibler Lola Schermerhoin Dorothy Schrader Marjorie Seidel Ethel Shannon Shirley Shaver Dorothy Shaw Anna Sheets Mary Shelton FRESHMAH CLASS Richard Shelton Frances Shepherd Ray Sherman Jack Simpkins Harold Simmons Betty Sloan Betty Smith Blanche Smith Dorothy Smith james Smith Junior Smith Morenus Smith Ralph Smith Rodney Smith Patricia Snedeker George Snyder Dean Sohns Waldene Sparks Elizabeth Spear Vernon Spear jack Spencer Jeanne Stackhouse Doris Starr Hugh Stell Merrium Stevens Bob Stevenson Ula Mae Stevenson Billie Lea Stewart Pauline Stith Dick Stull Robert Sullivan Bob Swedenberg T Roy Taylor Wilfred Tillett Clovis Travis Lois Tremain Larie Tucker Clyde Turner Ardis Twibell U Anne Utt V Paul Van Cleef john Van Loon W Harry Walker Jack Walker Margaret Walker Jack Waring Ora Mae Warnow J. 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I A . ,Z Mgt, A 6 Kathryn Richards Jack Keeton Keith McKinney Foods Irene Knight Ella Marie Hughes Lois Richardson CLOTHING I-Ielen jane Evans Maxine Watson Mary Bain Ruse MANUAL TRAINING Donald Wcilfersperger Cecil King Richard I-Iurnes SPELLING II Lavonne Francis Dorthy LaClair Margaret Ulander SPELLING III Francis Shepherd J. Rex Watkins ADVEIQTISEIQS INDEX The following firms and business men of Salina have contrib uted much to the success of THE TRAIL . Without their coopera tion it would not have been possible to give you THE TRAIL L such reasonable cost. Express your appreciation by patronizing these merchants. When making purchases mention THE TRAIL. Anthony, C. R. Co. . . Ashton's Cash Hardware . Bangl's Jewelry Co. .1 . . Belle Spring Creamery . . Brown, Perry, Business College Central Shoe Store ..... Consolidated Ptg 81. Stationary Co. Drake's Clothing Co .... Dolly's Hat Shop .... Eberhardt-Fitzpatrick Agency Farmers National Bank . . Fox Theatres . . . Gebhardt Hardware . . Gibb's Clothing Co. . Glick's Studio .... Haggart Sz Gawthrop . . . Home Grocery and Market . Houghton's Bakery . . . Hull Electric ..... J enkin?s Music Co ..... Kansas Po-wer Sz Light . . Kaufman's ...... X iLaughlin's Clothiers . . Lee Hardware Co. . . Lee Mercantile Co. . . Linck's Drug Store . . Low's Drug Store . . Magerkurth Studio .... Manhattan Cafe ..... Miller's National Drug Store gunz 3 ing 'v 'ani-on an :guns 1 1 1 34 PAGE PA GL Montgomery Ward Sz Co. Model Laundry .... National Bank of America . Padgett's Printing Co. . Penney, J. C. Co. . . . Peoples Cafeteria . . . Phalzgraph's Drug Store . Pickwick Shop .... Planters State Bank . Pokorny's Pharmacy . . Porter's Book Store . . . Quinley's Parisian Cleaners Ra.plee's Jewelry Store . . Richard's Paint and Pa-a er Co Robinson Milling Co. . . Salina Journal ..... Salina Steam Laundry . Salina Mercantile Co. Sietz, Geo. Shoe Co. . Shellabarger Mills Co. .' Silver Springs Creamery . Smile-A-Minute .... Stevenson Clothing Co. . Stiefel ...... 1 . Strickler Jewelry Co. . . Walter's, A. B. Floral Co. . Watson Wholesale Co. . Webster Jewelry Co. . Weigners .... pqyu 50104 0:1 1 1 l, 'V tt' ' a I , ' l f V , n li A f G A LW' , 73? 'va J A I lx A X V . 7 V Nll1QlCfl1 Tllirlnj-Six T I A I 'gi + '1 1 -'''iff ? 4 0 'i'1'L0f01'rCMmmm:Imbnc:nannz1uso:uenoqnbrcmwnozugngp 11,-wg.-1.014 V1 .i Vi VI I J W I , fr ,5 That Better Dressed Young Mon M C 1' Q - - X, ' Q G Is Now Buvzng H zs Clothes From 1 l fl i , . , , l . ! t HWHERE CASH BUYS MORE' ! : EBEERHARDT-FITZPATRICK AGENCY Q Insurance-Phone410-Bonds COMPLIMENTS OF g -National Bank of America Bldg.- the Q IG9 West Iron I -1-,-1 2 We Make and Sell Real Estate Mortgages 5 HTZPATRICK Mormon co. 'ng 3 'e'y 0' 2 Phone H0-112 N. 7th., Salina. Kansas 9iu '34'1 '1'1'? ? ---Q CD11 ----1 Q- -0--H is ..,-.,- - - ,.......,...,.,.....-...,. -. .. -. -4- l 1 , : Ashtons Gash Hardware Home 2 . . . Grocery and Market Q Lmooln Palms and Varmshes OSCAR H. 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T Th Cl Of '36 ' ' Where? ! o e ass 529, - S!lLl1Y.1l 'S Fuiure l,eacI'ers and ! - , A ' ' Jewelry Co. g M W d Sl C 117 E. Iron l 2 I 1 . Q2 Q OH gomerl ar O Webster Jewelry Shop xl SALINA KANSAS 112 S- Santa Fe el gm... ...,-.,-.,.... -1,-1,.. ,-.,-1,-.,.1,.,..,.,.m.m.,- fx. .:Q...,... E .5 .. : ,.T,.,E.,:.,:.,-,,.T, .T,,:.,:.,.. Xt Q XJ' gn ng,mm.,-Ng.,q,,,,D1,q.x,4mK.q,.,fm.,Q:incl-1.f.mcQ 0:11 1010101111urmvzozocnozozoammv Q rx SNA Porter S Book Store Conffratulatlons Class of '36 of lx 1 e JU: . l wishes to thank the pupils ancl pat- o o 451 rons of the Salina High Schools I for their patronage during the past school year. Q. n W ! S. Santa Fe Ave' SO. Sdnta Fe Phone gm, - Q -U-0.50-DO-U-0-0-0-MCDMlm-0:0-V.. 5 Q I ' 'If 11's lVew - W H azfe It g PFALZGRAFS NWI 2 The SHOPPE Ae A ' ,xl i 1 , ' ' . I J i . 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Li'.fv'.A.9A4'sl!4fe - 151ot13A1Es Y ct1D1D1w1os FIQOX1 HE 1950, SALINA Joumat 1 September 9 School begins. , IO Sully takes Charge. New York, May 2I fAPj--Typical among the victims of the recent stock market crash was Mr. October 23'24 Roosevelt dental exams? Keeth Count- E. Anderson, late of Salina, Kansas. Mr. Anderson 25 Fociigu Victor at Herin ton said, 'Tor years I've been telling the students in Y g l Salina High School what stocks to buy, and now November I-2 State Teachers' Conventions-Pupils Ieve lost everything on the stock market. I can't first Vacation- understand why General Motors didn't go up. 8 Junction City football game' Klopj crunos druerfl l l l l l l fSwedish cuss wordsl 8 Maroons trap the Blue Jays. I , ' ' ' ' ' D - 9 Notebook and Collateral reading ex- guess I 11 have to go ack to teaching economics Change Opened. in SH. S. They can always use a joke around I2 Lincoln boys, chorus public program. there. Mr. Anderson lost his entire life,s savings 22 Ellswerthffoetliall gamedlvlaroons by overlooking one little fact. He bought General stay out o circ e. - . 23 Journalism Students go to Lawrence. Motors now that airplanes are taking the place of 28 Thanksgiving vacation. automoblles' Friends of Wallis Campbell will be saddened December I3 Debaters to Hutchinson tournament. to hear that he has been deported because of Com, 15 Student Council plants Christmas munistic ideas trees in the corridors. D ' U , l 20 Christmas vacation begins. l,l?a:il.d lzloolie Wisdm game Mendgy buying merc- an ise or is 'Q a ies oppev in avaria. 6 S h l . . January I5 Exeegloplfgggiirs Washington, February 13--Today Owen E. I7 Orchestra to Manhattan. Hodgson, Chiefjustice of the United States Supreme 17 Junior Holmolka attends SCI-1001, Court, gave a decision on the maximum length of 18 Topeka defeated in basketball. school days for high schools. The decision Ofprevious Ie Selma Studemshvlslt Topeka student council was up held, namely, that there should 24 Fleet Semester finals' be a maximum of three hi h school hours a day 24 Debaters to Emporia tournament. g ' Girls find themselves locked in ' hgfel room, Carson leaves via I4 Central Kansas League speech con- transom. WHS- 24 Manhatgan Opel-lestra here, 16 Jim Ovgrsiaikescompleteshiseducation February 6 Kansas University Glee Club in as- I7 Kanigs Unigmgsity Relays. Sembly- Bbm' 'f 11' . 9 Loren I-Iallam's suprise return from I7 0 Thirfiii liiyfoiiiugnot an Cut the afternoon picture show. I6-I7 Lincoln Operettas. 13 Eleetrleel demonstratlou' 24 Kansas Wesleyan University enter- I4 Harvey buys a ring. tins Seniors- 15 Central Kansas League debate' A 25 Central Kansas Invitational Track 20 Il Trovatoref, Burkholder gives Niem- good exhibition' 27 Mary and Garvin attend the G.R, M 11 R ' 1- ' c' B li 1, 11. Leap Year Paffv are Miglogiailiuggilsgn riiialrrield. et a 28 Central Kansas League Golf Meet. 17 Lincoln Opefefta- Ma 2 State Scholarshi Meet. . - ,, V P 18 LWCFS drops MTI? Curtain- 2 Central Kansas League track meet. 20 Home economicsmeeri11g,LaWrenCe- 5 Central Kansas League tennis meet. 27 L. W Chesney gives Edwin McCarty 6 Schuerman's turn to ring the fire bell. an upper cut. 7 Roosevelt Field Day. 27 Central Kansas League Music Festi- 8 Juni0r-Seni01- Banquet, val. 8 Anna Marie Miller and Warren Jen- April 8 Every pupil tests. 22 Hongfy fcffigfd the Prom' II Track team wins Hays meet. P g ' I2 Helen Shepherd goes to Lindsborg June 1-2 Exams. V musiq, aff, and 3 buggy ride, 4 Class Day and Commencement. I3 Harvey gets his ring back. 5 FREE AGAIN! 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THE 'YEARS 5 F 1 ,Qpnioi 1 141ourvioioinimrioirxiui 101011020 Q Q Q 020:14114ri1114111xinxxoicxioioioicxioif:Quint gtg u Varsity Town Clothes For ! I Young Men A i Q ! I Haggard 9am-tlfvwp. ' 155 N. Santa Fe ! I 4, puinioioioioioioinioisziniciininioxiozo JUST AS W6 THCUGHI IIN' LIC BQIPfIUP SIJQIIILS -...-T-4. PLACE. Inner Office TIME. Sixth Hour CHARACTERS: 0. E. Hcdgscr, in charge K. B. Miles, inciuistor M. I. Hoisington, doorkeeper A. L. Miller, F. McCall, M. McGill, sob sisters A. Armstrong, psychiatrist J. A. Gernmill, G-Woman ll. E. Anderson, L. W. Chesney, judges L. Z. Moore, uplift visitor B. Sites, scientific observer M. Carpenter, press representative ACT I All persons without speaking parts seated in the background. O. E. Hodgson with lie detector. K. B. Miles with notes. Chair in center front for suspicious character. M. I. Hoisington at the door. Hodgson xgrvouslyj. All ready. . Hoisingto Q opens door and announces in loud voice Elton La Rue, Q then directs him to the chair. Hodgson adjusts,lie detectorj. Miles. Have I seen you before? La Rue. Yes rnaiam. Is this an electric chair? Miles. Who threw those pens to the study hall ceil- in ? La Rue? I don't know. I Miles Q to Mr. Hodgson Make that thing tighter. Now who threw those pins? La Rue. Q sullenly I did. Miles. Any accomplices? Speak up. La Rue. A - Aa - ah - Mildred Northern. Miles. Go to your desk and sign your confession. Next. , ' Anderson. Forty lashes. Suspended sentance for lady. Hoisington. Warren Jenny. Q Hodgson adjusts lie detectorl. Miles. Did I. see you under the table in the library on Aprir 15? jenney. I hope not. Miles. Did I? I am going to find out about this. Let me have the whole story. Jenney. Qafter long silencej.I left the glee club for a story book and sneaked in the back door of the libr ry. After entering, I made my way on hands andfl I I es to the librarianis desk. When I heard youffsrep, I hid under che table. I- Miles.f I' at is enouah of that miserable story. Judges, g Ithe sentence. Next. Anderson. Another year of Latin. I-Ioisington. Nick Hoffman. Miles. Qsternly after Mr. Hodgson attaches the lie de- tectorl Why are you here? Answer me. Nick. That's what I want to know. Miles Did or did you not drop that water bomb from the phy sics lab in a premeditated attempt to wash out Mr. Young? Nick. Who .. who told on me? I want his name. Miles. Don't you ask qurstions. Answer me. Hoffman. I did but Livers was fifty-fifty in it. Anderson. Mort- laboratory work. Six months at hard labor. Arrest Livers Hoisington. Paul Pennock. Pennock. Don't test me. I put the ink in Miss .McGill's flower bowl. Ir didn,t hurt the flowers. Miles. Silence. Sentence, Mr. Chesney. Chesney. Boil in ink until well done. Hoisington. Keith Schuerman. Miles. Read up, Nlr. Hodgson? Now, Keith, the true story about those dates in the debate class. Keith. All the kids had a part in it. We just mixed Mr. Yonng's dates. Ir was all in fun. If you let me off easy, I'll tell you who put the lim- burger cheese in his hat. Wow! He was a whole speech department, better than Sully on parade. Miles. Answer- the questions I asked. ' guilty. Anderson. No more debates this year. This thing has got to be stopped. Miles. Next. Hoisington. Everton Doom. Miles. Young man, what do you know about the window decorations during the Hallowe'en season? Everton. Beg pardon? Wha-a-a-t? Miles. Pull that thing tighter, Mr. Hodgson. Now who decorated the Washington windows? I'll have the truth. Everton. Well, Iguess it's no use to keep silent. A crowd of us seniors ..- Esther Reed, Frances Griffith, Margaret Mae Crawford, Doris Nelson, and Keith Schuerman and I were just trying to have a little fun, and-and we did it. li Miles. What! G. R girls mixed up in suqphe an affair? Mr. Hodgson, haven't we had enough Keith. Yes ma'am. No ma'am. The debate class of this? 55 M Chesney. One week of hard labor assisting Mr. Buck in increasing present visibility in school rooms. W' Hodgson. Court adjourned until tomcrrow. Music by sob sisters. I I 3 a ' u ' Q , . Q 4 ri ,' gi' . I ' 1014111-11 101n1n1u1o.1u1o1n1o1u1u 1: 1-,1411111:1:vierioiuiv-ir1n1n14x1n1o 11:11 I1-S1 -,ouI111:ri:-1o1n1o1u1o1n1o I T8 Niimlvvn Tlnrl.,-Six Ivni 14,141 1 11:1 1-14-101 0 1110 101 u1n1u.-:oxen Padgetfs Printing House 1101 Let Us Serve You 1101 Book and all kinds of printing Phone 210- 123 N. 7th St. Ernest E. Padgett, Prop. 1 1,11.1,,1 1,,1,,1l,1,,1,,- 1 1 U1 1 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 o os:-1111101-U4 11:1u1o1o1u1010101111:101011110101-o,.x Wilson - SPORTING GOODS Shakespeare Pfluegert - IISH ING 'IACIILE GEHHART HARDWARE 01011. 1 u1:,1n1m. 1u1u1o1u1'r11i1oqr-:gain 1, CONGRATULATIONS from Robinson Milling Co. Salma Kansas Q up go.. Q- Q po.-. gp Q- up ..,,-'..,:o-mgzw. 0,0 Peoples Cafeteria ZO5 S. 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No time to sit in sweet content And dream of how our time was spent. No time IO dream of f'-l1fUI'e Ii1lI1gS OI' heal' Il'1e SCUgS the glee club sings. But always springing up to find The kind cf book thatls on some mind. And listen to the silly gaff That flows to make librarians laugh. What is this life if, full of zest We have no time to sit and rest? I-I1NTs TO Booic LOVERS To Willy. Write in code liereafter. She left your letter in a library book. To Kenneth. The librarians do not care to hear your life story. Go back to sleep. It's pleasanter without you. To Jchn. Try your fascinating personality on the faculty. You need their help. To Bill. We have ri book on sleeping sickness that can be checked out for two weeks. It might enable you to keep awake in class. To Harvey. We have no call for love lyrics such as you write. Don't leave them ir your returned book hereafter. They nauseate the janitor To Allen. Why read when you are so well inform - ed on all subjects? Leave the books for the Juniors. To Wayne. The World's Almanac is full of dates. Why not ask for one here? To Bob. The library gadgets are not for your entertainment. If you want to converse with the librarians, call them on the telephone. DEIQFECT TLQIBUTES TO SEHIGIQS Nobly dcne, dear senior class, Nobly done, each lad and lass, For four long years you've borne the brunt Of Sully's awful Pun-ishment. -Contributed I hope theyill get their dance next year. -W. W. Waring Ilve never met with lions wild And never hope to meet 'em, But as for wildness when they're riled, The senior class can beat 'em. -John I. Young e Well, all I can say is that most of nh ir future lies ahead of them. -L. W. Chesney. I want a baseball bat, and then - I want to meet that class again. -M. A. Buck Ye gods, send us a senior class That doesn't act just like the last .. With wooden heads and noisy ways, With C's and D's, but seldom A's. Send one that gets its lessons done Before it even thinks of fun, Ye gods, don't send a senior class Ilnless its different from the last. - The Faculty Those seniors were a handful. I want a new deal.-O, E. Hodgson. Miss Smith: As far as I knowwthey are a grand bunch. Mr- Lebow: That's a good way to put it. Let them sleep on and dream their work is done. -Miss Long Iuel aplornb mervielleuxl ...Miss Gemmill I'll soon be on relief. -C. D. Winders Another interesting educational experiment that had negative results. - Blaine E. Sites. Their one great claim to greatness lies in the fact that they could so consistent-ly think of themselves as great. --Miss Moore Well, as a whole they,re a pretty good bunch of TROJANS, but after my nine months of VIRGIL and that fourth hour study hall, I think AENEID a vacation. -Miss Miles - 1 N f , M X X XC f Vh Nifwlwn Ilmh,-.Si-.I e My ,W .?,z,.Cf.,, ! 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