Salina High School - Trail Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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1863 The 1938 TRAIL Presents Diamond Anniversary Edition Salina High School

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the i938 Presenting ' Trai Salirt a High BESENTTNG the Trail for l938frecord of the work and play, the sighs and chuckles of another school year. The purpose of the staff, as of many another Trail staff before it, has been to preserve between these covers some of the thrills of life at a place known as Salina High. For special themes we have chosen the mustang, newly adopted athletic emblem, and the commemoration of seventy-five years of public school education in Salina. Under the new emblem athletics reached a new high, and the diamond anniversary of our public schools found scholar- ship and extra-curricular activities improving steadily. Deciding upon themes was easy enough, but deciding upon a cover design proved to be a different matter entirely. lt was finally agreed that, since a diamond anniversary comes hut once, it would be a capital error not to make the most of it. ldence, the cover, colored green to signify growth, with an embossed design showing progress with the passing of time The book is dedicated to Superintendent W. S. ldeusner, in recognition of his twenty-five years of service to Salina schools. Rather egotistically, perhaps, we changed the usual order and put the Mustang Almanac first and foremost. The athletic sec- tion is followed by the class album. Activities come next,with re- cords and photographs of clubs, societies, and musical groups. Special features and advertisments, which really make it all possi- ble, bring up the rear. All of the printing was done by the high school printing department and many of the pictures are due to the efforts of the Kodak Club. Hoping it will furnish hours of fond reminiscence, the staff of seniors and faculty advisers turns over to students and friends of Salina ldigh the Trail for l938