Salina High School - Trail Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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1-HRLEY Sl-IAVER had the honor of being chosen Salina 1-ligh's first football queen, and indeed it was a wise choice for where could we find another as charming, brown-haired, blue-eyed lass. The night of the Salina-Ellsworth game she was presented to Salina football fans by President Reed of the Chamber of Commerce before a large homecoming crowd. The 1939 Trail and News Staff is proud to have sponsored the first Homef coming and the first football queen. Ke qty K qwn AMED by the Athletic Board as the most valuable athlete from the 1939 Class, Paul Van Cleef well deserves the honor achieved through these five points: loyalty, training, sportsmanship morale, and record. Paul's rating on each of these points was excellent. His record shows that he has won two letters in football fwas 1938 captianj, one in track, was chosen for the 1939 All:Star C.K.L- football team, and is a member of both the National Athletic Scolarship and National Honor Society.

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We like you, Mr. Hawkes. We like your friendly smile and genial person- ality. They are already winning for you a ine following among Salina citizens and carving for you a special niche with the students. Introducing HARLES E. HAWKES has just completed his first year as super' intendent of the Salina public schools. For the first time his picture is appear' ing on the pages of our yearbook, and we hope that it will he there for many, many future years. RINCIPAL W.W. WARING is the unifying force of all Salina High School, for his efforts have made spirit and tradition a part of every studentls life. We are truly grateful for his intelligent leadership during the past thirteen years,

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ft. ,NJ , f' 9 sf .frx., 'F-Y. Poi e ELEN JANE EVANS, chosen by the seniors and the Washington faculty to be the Representative Girl of 1939, adequately measures up to the iive requirements: achievement, comradeship, cooperation, dependability, and ideals. Quiet though she is, Helen jane has made her personality felt by the marked ability she has displayed in whatever she has done. Rating high in scholarship and music, and in other activities she is truly representative of the 1939 senior girls. EPRESENTATIVE senior boy of the 1939 Class is Bob Morrison, a dark-haired, brown-eyed boy who has shown by his effective work and genuine interest in Salina High activities that he is qualified for this highest of honors to be awarded by his classmates and teachers. Bob has ranked high in scholarship, earned a letter in track, served as athletic treasurer, and been a member of the Student Council for the past two years. We are proud that his name will be placed on the Honor Plaque along with those of other representative seniors of Salina High. P eminence