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X- w . 1 J Y x c W 'H C O P' L? if a W1 n d 1n q ,Yiwu f7fLnc1Q ff Q V227 4 K-10 Vwrca '7 X-J ' ' ' ,, N5 1 ax gg , 1 SHHNH HIGH Many a foot has trod its halls, many a graduating class passed through its portals. But this old building will always remem- ber 1941-42, for it was then that the Gay Nineties Revue packed them into the Little Theater. The Hour of Charm, inaugurated the year before, continued its work with good results. Another group went to work and presented a brand new project, a liter- ary magazine, composed of student talent. The Student Council, headed by Charles Griffin, came to the front with its new hand- book. Senior Mary jane Lambertson became queen of the gridiron with two lovely attendants. The gain of Clark Carlile and Leslie Neywick compensated for the loss of john Young, W. T. Shoe- maker, and Jack Kelly. All in all, it was a swell year for everyone S H 5QWW,W0 XWAZZHW 4 ' S S it K X f'3ffA-Q1-.-J' NMAZWQ HMLMMMW M TI WW 'WH cv A, 5 .-5 ,.. 5 A X . X 4 M Nxr Pr A ' f A , , ,Vaci f A V I W L? ,. , 5 q L l if VX , f '. , J KX, ' W' 5 ' ff ,x f A ' ff MJ A . K I C x f 'wx' , ig A jg! Ri-X 'fx V, mx fy? A T Xx , S A! 0 QUBLISHED BY THE SHN1012 CLASS 5 , X A X If n - BN ALINA HIGH SCHQQL, SAL NA, Ki-XNSA 1 NU A Di 5 f A mv ggi' R- Of? 3 x A A A 5' J Oo fir' S fi ,ip - : .J .grisl y 53 21 E,-: -f f, lilsmw. , K, m a Many students, faculty members, and patrons of Salina High have help- ed to write the words and music of this 1942 symphony of work and play. The Trail Staff members hope that many will also find pleasure in re-living this year at Salina High through the music score which they have planned. EEGM TAPS TILL REVEILLE 0 WE'EE IN THE NAVY NOW 0 TELL IT TO THE MARINES 0 FLYIN' HIGH 0 CAPTAINS CDF THE CLOUDS 0 THEY'VE STARTED fg HING. figdjrfttfgfffff DEDICA TION ' ssuliw, ssycacilchwewxll---X Wasil . - b- 1 C I xx wx xx . Q N-S 7 ' To Salina High graduates who are devoting their time to R .E XL 5 the defense of our country and to those Who will in the X S, .X '1 QR WLQ JW future, the l942 Trail staff dedicates its annual. Having upheld y X 6 T the ideols ond principles ot Salina High School, they now X y ,ego forth to lift high the faith of democracy and freedom- N I 5 gi no ji freedom from domination and dictators. And in the Work they A Q - fl v Q V I4 A X will undertake may they always remember the memories re- 'T X ' 1' , Tx ,Q corded in this log ot their school lite. r YR, WW M M Q' 5 if no I ff WM .jst W ' 'T, A ttf N. ,Q if as K N 5:5 ,Nfl WS' K3 .h, T .5 tr' VV? N MQ , fe! 5 Q. EY S. ft ffw M W' . , ' W WM 5 iHiEHHNH HHH HELEN I-IEARTWELL Associate Editor IDIS LINDEMAN Editor in Chief fp ED SURFACE, Business Manager ATRAIL STAFF Winifred Gutsch, Art Editor Martha Ann Fuller,Activities Editor Mary Jayne Buehre, Class Edi k S P Charles Lear, Sports Editor Q-' . V' ' C i D 1 ff . jay Hines, Photography E - 4 cz.. E 'O 'X Cf HSUHWUHI HHYSH UPPER LEFT: 1. Time out for a smile via Trail staff. 2. Larry and Pat work out at Roosevelt Grounds. 3. Cie Man River . 4. Ye Olde Bar at Gay Ninetiesn. 5. Bob Merrick, Bill Hagler, Mary Jo Bronough and Yea Red . 6. Makefup room for Ru1npel- stiltskinn. 7. Captain Bradley adds his bit at the pre-Homecoming pep rally at Strand Theater. LOWER LEFT: Diller, Norm, Dody, Winston and Hank decorate the throne for the queen. 9. The hero, Ray White, is made up by Norm and Winnie. IO. Mary jane is crowned Queen by Winston. Marsha, jerry, Cooper and Bob look on. MMO LAM CQ.!5,Jf7,' WMV' g-gygwa, wma ul HHNHNIS Dedication . Senior Closs Other Classes Administration Activities Sports . Advertising wi ffwfzli' . . . . . 5 . . . . . 30 fi 030050 and Faculty 40 Wag? g,,9g,-.amz - - - - - 47 VZJwfu A U AVN, . E ' N l Q ,v JCM,-3 ami tis lfidbw o f' me p,.l.4gfQ?ZI1:r paw BFE , .M lfyyjyj ,MM 12.1, lg 202,56 Quiz or i Zfifaaiami C-uid? QQ l fait , Q bmi? ULONG, LONG AGO Upper Left: Helen Heartwcll, Vince Padgett and Don Keith- line, Betty Woodring, Frank Adams, Margaret Ann Rusten- hach. SECOND ROW: La Rue Lothman, Dorothy Nelson, Cora jean Morgenstern, Mary Katherine Helfrick, jay Hines, THIRD ROW: lean Mowery, Bill Noyce, lane Ray Oebhart. Don Jarvis and Don Barnett, Bonnie Hiler. FOURTH ROW: George Harvey, Roscmaree johnson, Ruth Graves, Martha Lou Little, Don Jarvis. FIFTH ROW: Doris Allen, Chuck Lear, Marjorie Keever, Leland Stack, Phyllis Shank. BOTTOM ROW: Laurence Smith, Martha Ann Fuller, Frances lean Breon, Phyllis Cooper, Lois Lindeman. SIN I ll H S TOP ROW: CHARLES GRIFFIN- Chuck -Student Council Pres. 4, Hi-Y V. Pres. 4, S. H. News Bus. Mgr., Foot- ball, Letter, 43 N. Honor Soc., Scholar- ship, 33 GEORGE PAUL- Junior,'- Senior Class President, Pinafore , Ma- ritanna , America Sings , Nat'l Music Contest Soloist. VIRGINIA SNYDER - Ginny,'-V. Pres. of Senior Class, G. R. Treas. 2, Mikado , Maritanna , Say it with Music . PHYLLIS SHANK - Shorty -Senior Class Sec., Say it with Music , Maritanna , America Sings , G. R. MARY JANE LAMBERT- SON- Beenie -Senior Class Treas., Homecoming Queen, G. R. cabinet, Jr. Girls Club Treas. SECOND ROW: BOB ADAMS- Booge -Hi-Y Cabinet, 2, Class V. Pres. 2, Football Letter, 4. FRANKLIN ADAMS- Poody,'- June Madn, Hi-Y Cabinet, Student Council, Rifle Club, Band, Football Letter, 43 Mgr. 2, 3, Letter. DORIS ALLEN- Do- do -Jr. Girls Club, G. R. 1, 2, 3, 43 Say it with Music , E .H. R. Club, ROBERT ALLISON - Allie'I- Hi-Y, America Sings , Pinafore , Gay Nineties Re- view , Debate. BERNADINE ANDER- SON- Deannie -G. R. 1, 2, 3, 43 Jr. Girls Club, Major, Commercial. THIRD ROW: EVELYN ANDERSEN- Eviel' -News, Trail Staff, G. R., Jr. Girls Club, Student Council, 3. OLIVENE AR- MOUR- Armie -G. R. 3, 43 E. H. R. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Kodak Club, G. A. A. PAULINE ARMOUR'-E. H. R. Club, 1, Z, 3, 43 G. R. 3, 43 Kodak Club, G. A. A. Hostess Chr. at Washington. TOM- MY ASHTON-H Tiny -Major Shop, English, Minors Math., Science. JACK ATKINSON- Otto -Band, Majors English, Social Science, Minors Com- merce, Math. FOURTH ROW: RUTH AUSTIN- Ruthie -G. R. Cabinet 1, Student Council, Chr. of Room Decor- ations for Jr. Sr. Prom. DEAN AYERS- June Mad , Gay Nineties Review , Literary Magazine, Maritanna , Schol- arship. RUTH AYRES-Scholarship 1, Z, 3, Nat'l Jr. Honor Soc., Rifle Club 33 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 43 Jr. Girls Club. MAURICE BADLEY- Jack -Track 1, 2, 3, 43 letter 3, 43 Student Council 43 Hi-Y 4. BOB BAIER-Majors Math., Vocational, Science, English, Minors Social Science. FIFTH ROW: DON TRAVIS BAKER- Doc -Hi-Y, Mi- kadon, Maritana',, June Mad , Band, Orch. DONALD BALAUN- Don - Hi-Y, Band, Orch., Major Social Science. JOHN BALTZLEY-Completed Require- ment for Graduation in November 1941. ARNITA BANKER- Jere -G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, News staff, Band 1, Z, 3. DON BARNETT- Barney - June Mad , Football, Basketball, Letters, Major So- cial Science. SIXTH ROW: CHARLES F. BATES-Majors English, Math., Mi- nors Shop, Science. AUDREY BAUGH- MAN- Boots -Chorus, Girl Reserves, Entered from St. Joseph, Mo. STANLEY BAUGUESS- Bugs +Kodak Club, E. H. R. Club, Major Math., English. DICK BEACHvRifle Club, Major Science, Math., Minors History. JAMES BECK -Scholarship 1, Z, 3, Nat'lJr. Hon. Soc., Hi-Y Cabinet 33 Track. BOTTOM ROW: LAWRENCE BEIL, JR.- Jack -Hi-Y, Student Council, Band. MARI- LYN BETSON-'KBetsy -G. R., Mari- tana , Say it with Music , Mikado , Pinafore . ERROLL BOYER, JR.-Hi- Y, Major English, Math. BILL BRAD- LEY4 Swede -Football, letters 3, 43 Captain 43 Basketball Lettered 3, 4, Track, Student Council, V. Pres. of Jr. Class, Hi-Y, Prom Committee. MARJORIE BRADSHAW-G. R., E. H. R. Club, Orch., G. A. A. 3 Major Math., English. l N SIN TOP ROW: JIM BRANDT-Hi-Y, 3, 4, Kodak Club, Band, Major Math., Social Science. ROY BREEN-Withdrew from School in December. HAROLD BREN- SINGER- Bren -E. H. R. Club, Hi-YS Major Social Science. FRANCES JEAN BREON- Tudie -G. R., Band, Ma- jors Commercial, Foreign Language. DORIS BRODINE- Dodo -Nat'l Jr. Hon. Soc., Scholarship 3, News Staff, Kodak Club, G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4. SECOND ROW: JEAN BRONAUGH- Shorty --Junior Girls Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Major Art, English. HENRY BROSS- Pete -Football 3, 4, Letter 4, Track 3, Chorus, E. H. R. Club. MAR- GARET BROWN-Commercial Major, Language Minor. RUTH BROWN- Red -Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Girls Club. ROSEMARY BRYANT- Pete -G. R., E. H. R. Club, Band, Entered from Enid, Oklahoma. THIRD ROW: MARY JAYNE BUEI-IRE- Jay- ne -G. R., Jr. Girls Club, Feature Ed. of News, Class Ed. of Trail. DONALD BURCH-Entered from Plainville, Track at Plainville. ALVENA BURGER- Bab -G. R., E. H. R. Club, G. A. A., Jr. Girls Club. VERN EDDIE BURG- HART-Production Crew of June Mad and Maritana , Pinafore , Band, Entered from Sacred Heart 2. VIR- GINIA BURKHOLDER- Ginnie - Girl Reserves, Jr. Girls Club, Ellen H. Richards Club, Major Commercial. FOURTH ROW: WANDA BURSON- Student Council, Chorus, E. H. R. Club, Entered as a Senior from Southeast High, Kansas City, Mo. BOB BURTON-Band 1, 2, 3, Football 1, Major Social Science, Minor Shop. KATHERINE ANN CA- HILL- Gertie -Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Jr. Girls Club, E. H. Richards Club, Kodak Club. BOB CAIN- Cainie - HHS Golf Team 1, 3, Captain 4, went to Le- vant, Kansas, Sophomore Year. DALE CAPLIN GER- Cap -Nat'l Music Contest, State Music Contest, America Sings , Mikado , F. F. A. Orchestra. FIFTH ROW: ETHELYN CHADDOCK -Fine Arts Major, Social Science Minor. JACK CHARLTON- Red - Mart tana , Gay Nineties Review , Amer- ica Sings , State, Nat'l Music Contestsg Say it with Music , Track. AILEEN CHRISTOFFERSON- Christy - Scholarship 2, 3, Nat'l Jr. Hon. Soc., Kodak Club, G. R., News Staff, Jr. Girls Club. ERMA CLARK- Ham -G. R., Pinafore , Mikado , Mari- tana , Jr. Girls Club. DICK CLARKE -Kodak Club, Scholarship 3, Major Foreign Language, Minor Math., Science SIXTH ROW: DOROTHY CLINE- Dropped. BERYL CLOUD-Kodak Club V. Pres. 43 Jr. Hon. Soc., Scholarship Tests, Rifle Club, Band 1, Z, 3. LESLIE COATES-Football letter 3, 4. VIR- GINIA COLLINS-Moved to Junction City, Kansas. MARGIE COOPER- Super-Duper -E. H. R. Club Hostess Chr. at Lincoln and Wash. Publicity Chr., G. R., Junior Girls Club, Kodak Club. BOTTOM ROW: PHYLLIS COOPER - Bow -G. R. Cabinet, Say it with Music , Mikado , Maritana , Pina- fore . THORNTON CORY- Archie -Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, June Mad , Mikado , Class Pres. 1, Student Council 1,33 Orch. 1, 2, 3, Say it with Music . BETTY COURTER-Entered Salina as a Junior from Central High, St. Joseph, Mo. KAY COWIE- Killer''-Football 1, 2, Letters 3, 4, Pres. of Fifth Hour Chorus, Mari, tana , Pinafore , Mikadoi', Track, FRANK L. CRABTREE- Slim -Foov ball 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, Z, Salina Graphic Art Society 3, Major Commercial. TOP ROW: DUANE CRITES- Gus -English, Mathematics Majors, Minors, Drawing, Science. MILDRED CROS- S O N - Millie - Entered from Castle Rock, Colorado 13 English, Science Ma- jors. VINCENT CROUGH- Mike - English, Shop Majors, Minors, Mathema- tics, Science. OPAL CROW-Girl Re- serves, G. A. A., Entered from Minne- apolis, Ks. Home Ec. Major. VIRGINIA CURTIS- Skeeter -G. R., Gay Nine. ties , Student Council 2, Script Girl Jr. Play, Jr. Girls Club. SECOND ROW: HAROLD DAILY-Chorus, Mikado , Pinafore , America Sings , Nat. Music Contest 2, 3. PHYLLIS DANIELS- Dannie -Girl Reserves, Tech Hi. Band Entered from Technical High, Omaha, Nebraska. DON DAVIS-Chorus, Pin- afore , Maritana , Nat. Music Contest Football, Track. KENT DAVIS- Da- vie -Hi-Y 1, 2, Glee Club 1, Entered from Oberlin. PAUL DAY-English, Mathematics Majors, Minors, Shop, So- cial Science. THIRD ROW: DALE DAYHOFF-Entered from Abilene, En- glish, Manual Training Majors, Social Science, Mathematics Minors. NONA DEWITT- Shorty -Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Attended North High, Hollywood, Calif. part of 4. LUCILLE DITTO- withdrew from school, December, 1941. LIZBETH ANN DODDS-G. A. A., Girl Reserves, S. H. News staff, English, Art Majors. EMERSON DOW-Track 2, 3, Football 3, 4, lettered 4, English, Math- ematics Major. FOURTH ROW: JESSE DOWNS-Ellen H. Richards Club, En- glish, Mathematics Major, Social Science, Science Minors. BILL DUGGER- S.H. News, Entered from John Marshall High, Los Angeles, California. BILL EDMI- STON- Kirk -Football, Mathematics, Woodworking Minors, English, Science Majors. MYRTLE ELDER- Myrt - Girl Reserves, Entered from Kipp, En- D D glish, Social Science Majors. MARJORIE LEE ELDREDGE- Margie -Kodak Club 4, G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, Z, 3, 4, Jr. Hon. Society, Gay Nineties . FIFTH ROW: GLORIA FAY-G. R., Jr. Girls Club, Debate 2, 3, Scholarship tests, So- cial Science, English, Majors. ALICE FELTON-G. R. 1, Z, 3, 4, Jr. Girls Club, G. A. A., S. H. News, English, Commer- cial Majors. MARY LOUISE FINCHER - Weasel -G. R., Say it with Music , Mikado , Junior Play, Jr. Girls Club, JOHN FINNEGAN-''Skipper -Libra- ry Club, Hi-Y, Track, Football, English, Shop Majors. DOROTHY DARLENE FITCH-Girl Reserves 1, Z, 3, 4, Mari- tana , Mikado , Jr. Girls Club, Ameri- ca Sings . SIXTH ROW: JACOB SAMUEL FOLSOM- Jack -Hi-Y Dramatics Club, Chorus, English, Lan- guage Major, Math., Science Minors. DOROTHY FOX- Do -G. R., G. A. A., Commercial, English Majors, Lan- guage Minor. BOB FREDERICK- Slug get -Hi-Y, Student Council, Band, En- glish, Mathematics Major. MADALINE FRENCH- Frenchie -Girl Reserves, Junior Girls Club, English, Commercial Major. CHARLOTTE FUERST- Chockey -Class Treas. 2, G. R., Drill Team Leader Z, Moved to Clarinda, Iowa 4. BOTTOM ROW: MARTHA ANN FULLER- Marsha -G. R. Cabinet 4, Jr. Honor Society, Attendant to Home- coming Queen, Trail Staff, S. H. News, Jr. Girls Club. ROSALIE GARDNER- Sandy -Chorus, G. R., Home Ec. Club, Girls Glee Club, Pep Club, Entered from WaKeeney, Ks. JUNE GARRISON -Girl Reserves, Girls Sextet, Mikado , Maritana , Nat. Music Contest, Pina- fore . BETTY GARVIN- JANE RAY G E B H A R T- Janey -Girl Reserves, Mikado , Say it with Music , Math., Language Major, Social Science, Science, Minors. 3 'HE'-f TOP ROW: ARTHUR GLENN- Husky -Hi-Y 1, Z, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Math., English Majors. MELBA JO GLENN- Jo -Girl Re- serves 1, 35 Jr. Girls Club, Say it With Music , Entered from Solomon High School, Solomon, Kansas. English, For- eign Language, Majors. KEITH GOOD- A L L - Goody - Student Council 3. English, Social Science, Majors. Math., Shop, Minors. EARL ALBERT GRA- HAM- Al -Band. Formerly attended Lincoln High, at Lincoln, Nebraska, and Great Bend High, at Great Bend, Kansas. English, Math., Majors. RUTH GRAVES-Girl Reserve 1, 2, 3, 4, Mika- do , Maritana , Jr. Girls Club, Sr. Girls Club. English, Social Science, Majors. SECOND ROW: ROBERT GREENE - Bob - English, Social Science, Majors. Commercial, Math., Minors. ROBERT B. GREEN-Rifle Club 1, Mi- kado , Manager of Football 2, 3, 4, Man- ager of Basketball. English, Commercial, Majors. BEVERLY JEAN GREINER- HB. J. -Music Contests, G. R., Band, Orchestra, Pinafore Orchestra. Entered from Winfield High School. Language, English, Music, Majors. SHIRLEY GROSS- Fluffy - June Mad , Gay Nineties Revue , G. Reserves. Formerly attended Barstow School at Kansas City, Mo., and Abilene High at Abilene, Kans. Language, English, Majors. WINIFRED GUTSCH- Winnie -G. R. Cabinet 3, 4, Jr. Girls Club, Gay Nineties , Art editor of Trail, make up of June Mad , Maritana , America Singsn, and What a Life . English, Social Science, Art, Majors. THIRD ROW: CHARLES HAGLER- Bill -Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Cheerleader 1, 43 Kodak Club, Sax Quartet 3. General Science, Math., Majors. SHIRLEY HAGLER- Duchess - Mikado , Maritanal', Pinafore'l, Girl Reserves, Jr. Girls Club. English, Social Science, Majors. IRVING HAMILTON-''Hamm -Mathematics, English, Majors. Social Science, Shop, Minors. KATHERINE E. HARRIS- Katiel'-G. R. treasurer 4, Jr. Girls Club, Say it with Music . English, Social Science, Majors. AMANDA HART- Oscar - G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Jr. Girls Club. English, Commercial, Majors. FOURTH ROW: GEORGE HARVEY- Hi-Y, Say it with Music , Scholarship Contests, National Jr. Honor Society. English, Math., Social Science, Majors. RAY HARZ-Kodak Club 4, Band 1, 2, English, Math., Majors. Science, Com- mercial, Minors. HELEN HEARTWELL -G. Reserves Cabinet 1, 2, 43 S. H. News Staff, Associate Editor of Trail, Music Contests 1, Z, 3, 4, Jr. Girls Club Sec., Honor Society. English, Social Science, Majors. MARY KAY HELFRICK-C. K. L. Contests, Maritana , Mikado , Pinafore , Girl Reserves. English, Com- mercial, Majors. LAURA LEE HELLER - Lee -Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3,43 Jr. Girls Club. English, Home Economics, Majors. THIRD ROW: DALE HELMICK- Kodak Club, Mikado , America Sings . English, Social Science, Majors. Lan' guage, Science, Minors. PAT HENRY- Football 3, 45 Track 4. English, Science, Majors. Shop, Mathematics, Minors. BARBARA HESS- Hesse -G. Re- serves, Ellen H. Richards Club, Jr. Girls Club, G. A. A. English, Home Econo- mics, Majors. BONNY LEE HILER- Lefty -Girl Reserves, Maritana , America Signs , Jr. Girls Club, Mi- kado . English, Commercial, Majors. ROBERT R. HINDE- Curley -Hi-Y, Entered from Sam Houston High School at Amarillo, Texas. Math., History, Art, English, Majors. SECOND ROW: JAY HINES-Student Council 4, Trail Staff, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, letters, Salina High News Staff. English, Mathematics, Majors. BETTY HOWE- Bets -Nat'l Jr. Honor Society, G. R. Cabinet 4, Scholarship Tests, Student Council 2, Feature Editor S. H. News. English, Language, Social Science, Science, Majors. CARROLL HUCKSOLL- Huckl'- Hi-Y, Drum Major 3, 4. English, Social Science, Majors. Band, Commercial Arts, Minors. TOM HUIETT-Commercial Work, English, Vocational Majors. Sci,- ence, Minors. WINSTON HULL-Stu- dent Council, Hi-Y, Jr. Play, Band. En- tered from Santa Anna High School, Santa Anna, California. English, Math., Majors. BOTTOM ROW: Musty - Mascot of Salina High Athletic Teams since 1938. JIM HURST- Jim'- Scholarship letter, Student Council, Prom Committee. Science, English, Ma- jors. EARL RAYMOND HUTCHINS - Hutch -English, Art, Majors. So- cial Science, Math., Minors. PEGGY JEANE IRVING-'4Peg -Girl Reserves, Jr. Girls Club, G. A. A. English, Com- mercial, Majors. Social Science, Domes- tic Science, Minors. DONALD JARVIS - Jug -Rifle Club, Orchestra, Band, Science Major. 7 . TOP ROW: ELAINE JOHNSON-Girl Reserves, Jr. Girls Club, Mikado , Scholarship Contest, F. Language, Sci- ence. FRANCES MAE JOHNSON- Johnnie -Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Say it with Music , Drill Team, Commerce, English. ROSEMAREE JOHNSON- Rosie -Trail News Staff 4, Girl Re- serves, l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4g Say it with Music , Jr. Girls Club, English, Soc. Science. VERNAL JOHNSON- WILMA JOHNSTON- Johnny -Girl Reserves, 1, Z, 3, 45 Jr. Girls Club, Sr. Girls Club, 5th hour Chorus, Ellen H.Richards, 3, 4. Science, English. SIXTH ROW: DALE HENRY JORDAN- Joe -Em glish, History, Science, Industrial Arts. JOSEPHINE E. JORDAN- Jo -G. R. Cabinet 4, National Jr. Honor Society, News Editor, Scholarship Contest III, G. A. A. 1 and 2. Soc. Science, F. Languages. PAT JONES- Gillie Lou -G. R., G. A. A., America Sings , Maritana , G. A. A. Letter in Soph. year, English, Home Economics. REBA JUST- Mikado'i, Pinafore , Maritana , Girl Reserves. Jr. G. Club, Com. So. Sci. HARRY KAUFFMAN- Coffee -Librarian Freshman year, English, Commercial. FIFTH ROW: DON KEITHLINE- Keeter -Hi-Y, Student Council, Basket- ball, Rifle Club, Football. 3 letters in both B.Ball and F.Ball. Math., English. KENT KELLEGREW-''Kelly -Foot- ball, Basketball, Track, Student Council, G SL S Science, English. MARJORIE KEEVER- Marge -G. A. A., Sholar- ship Z, Jr. Girls Club, Girl Reserves. En- glish, Commerce, Social Science. PAUL- INE KENDLE- Mikado , Pinafore , Senior Girls Club, Maritana , Junior Girls Club. Commercial, English. DEAN KINDLESPARGER- Dinkle -En- glish, Art, Social Science, Vocations. FOURTH ROW: KEITH KING- King -English, Commercial Business, Math, Science. HENRY KLEIN- Hank -Shop, English, Math., Social Science. JACQUELYN KRING- Jackie -G. R. Cabinet, G. R., June Mad , Student Council, Formerly at- tended Hoisington High School, Com- HHS mercial, English. BOB KUHN- Oscar I-Iobb -Rifle Club, 2, 3, 4g lettered in 3. Scholarship 2, Hi-Y 3, 45 English, Lan- guage. WAYNE LAMBETH- Doc',- Track, English, Social Science, Math., Drawing. THIRD ROW: PATRICIA LANAHAN- Pat -Editor of S. H. News, Pres. G. R. '39-'40, Scholarship, l, Z, Student Council I, 33 G. R. Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 4, English, Social Science. EARL LANTERMAN-Hi-Y Z, Track, English. Transferred from Mankato, Kansas. CHARLES LEAR- Chuck -National Athletic Honorary Society, Sports Editor, Salina High News, Scholarship Contest 1, 3, Sports Editor, Trail. Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 45 Track 1, 2. English, Math. FRANCES LEE- Frannie -G. R. Cabinet 1, Z, Scholar- ship Contests 1, Z, 35 Nat'l Jr. Honor Society, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4g H, M. S. Pinaforen 4, Maritana 3, America Sings 3, Mikado,' 2. Soc. Science, Commercial, English. HUGH LEE- ROBERT LEIKER- Bob -Track 1, Z, 3, 4, Rifle Club. English, Social Science. BETTY LINDBLOM- Lindy -Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 43 Jr. Girls Club, Band 1, 2, Commercial, Social Science, English. PHYLLIS LINDBERG- Lindy - Chorus, Band, Orchestra, Gay Nine- ties , Girl Reserve. Entered from Galva -Lindsborg to Salina. English, Social Science. LOIS LINDEMAN- Lindy -G. R. Pres. 4, Sec. 1, Editor of Trail, D. A. R. Good Citizen, N. J. Honorary Society, Math. team 2, 3, Pinafore . English, Math. MARTHA LOU LITTLE - Lou - Say it with Music , Mari- tana , Gay Nineties Reviewn, Mi- kado , Pinafore . English, Foreign Languages. LOUISE LOPP-Girl Re- serves, Jr. Girls Club, G. A. A., Band. English, Social Science. MARJORIE ANN LORENSON- Margy -Girl Re- serves, English, Social Science, Commer- cial, Math. LA RUE LOTHMAN- Larry -Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis, Or- chestra, Band. Math., English. BETTY LOVAN-Natil Contest '40, '41, Amer- ica Sings , G. R., Pinafore , Jr. Play. English, Social Science. MW PHYLLIS LUNDBERG-Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., Kodak Club, Jr. Girls Club. English, Commercial. IONA LYTLE-Mathematics Major, Moved to Lincoln, Kansas, in December. DALE LYON- Chet -Cheer Leader, Band, Kodak Club, Hi-Y. English, Math., Soc. Science. DELPHINE MAIER- Daffy -Band 2, 3, 43 G. R., Orchestra 4, En- tered from Washougal, Washington. En- glish, Commercial. Moved to N. Dakota- DELNO MALMSTROM-Printing. En- glish, Commercial, Science. Vocational- SIXTH ROW: DUANE MALM- STROM-Student Council 4, English, Commercial, History, Math. JIMMIE MAR-English, Math., Art and Science. EDWARD MARQUELING-Orchestra, Maritana , America Sings . Lan- guage, Math., English, Social Science. BETTE LOU MARTS- Marts -G. R., Say it with Music , Music Contest, G. A. A., Band. English, Social Science. BILL MAXWELL- Bill -E. H. Rich- ards Club, English, Math., Vocational, Social Science. FIFTH ROW: BOB MEADS-Football 3, 4, Track squad, Football lettered 3, 4, Entered Salina when soph. from West Waterloo High School, Waterloo, Iowa. English, Math- IDA MARGARET MERRIMAN-Girl Reserves, English, Math., Clothing, Science. JACK MICHAEL- Mike - Proctor System, Assembly Committee, entered Salina from Roosevelt High, Des Moines, Iowa. English, Social Science. DALE MICHAL-''Miken-Orchestra 4, Mikado , Pinaforeu, Music Contests, QState and Nationalj . Entered from In- dependence High School, Independence, Kansas. Math., English. ARTHUR MILLER JR.- Rookie -Hi-Y, Chorus, Basketball. English, Math. FOURTH ROW: MAURICE MILLER- Moose -Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play, Football Letters 3, 4, Track, Basketball Manager. English, Language. HAROLD MILES- Harry - Say it with Music , Ballad for America , Mikado , English, Social Science. DOROTHY MODIG- Dotty HHS -G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Say it with Music , Jr. Girls Club, Trail-News Staff. English, Social Science. LYNN M O O R E - Shorty - Hi-Y, English, Science, Band, Commercial. B I L L M O O R E - Willie -Pinaforen, En- glish, Industrial Arts, Science. THIRD ROW: BERT MORGENSON- Morge - Mikado , Hi-Y, Pinafore , Say it with Music , National Music Contests. Math., English, Science. CORA JEAN MORGENSTERN- Corky - Marr tanan, Jr. Girls Club, G. Reserves, Amer- ica Sings . English, Commercial. NEL- LIE MOSLEY-Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. CZ yrs.j, Commercial, English, Latin, Math. JEAN MOWERY-G. Re, serves, Say it with Music , Maritana Gay Nineties , America Sings . En- lish, Home Economics. PERRY MUR- D O C K - Hi-Y, English, Commercials, General Science, Shop, Math. SECOND ROW: BETTE MUSSER- Bette BH -Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Say it with Music , Ellen H. Richards Club. English, Economics. BETTY MYERS- Shorty -Chorus Contestant, Maritana , America Sings , G. R., Mikado . En- glish, Soc. Science. DON MCBETH- Mac -English, Social Science, Math., Industrial Arts. CHARLES W. MCCABE -Basketball, English, Art, Social Science, Math. CLARA MCCONNELL-G. Re- serve Q3 yrs.j, Jr. Girls Club. English, Stenography, Sewing, Math. FRONT ROW: K. DEANE MCGILVRAY- ML kado , America Sings . English, His- tory, Math., Foreign Languages. M. IMOGENE MCGINTY- Jeannie,' Chorus, G. R., Salina High News. En- tered from Mason City High School, Mason City, Iowa. English, History, Commercial. IVAN MCKIM- Bud - Track, Football, Letter in Football for '41. English, Math., Science, Drawing. LOIS MCMINN-G. Reserves 1, 2, 4, English, Social Science, Commercial Mathematics. BOB NEILSON- Gus -Basketball, English, Lathe, Math., Science. ! HV'-Q CHRISTENE NELSON- Chris -Girl Reserves, Maritana , America Sings', Jr. Girls Club, Kodak Club. Science, En- glish, Social Science. CONSTANCE NELSON-- Connie''- Mikado , Maritana , Say it with Music , Jr. Girls Club, G. R. Language, Math. DARREL NELSON-Math., English, Social Sci- ence, Shop. DOROTHY NELSON- Girl Reserves, Jr. Girls Club, G. A. A., Sr. Girls Club. English, Social Science. MILDRED NELSON- Mid - Say it with Music , Maritana , Girl Reserves, Mikado , America Sings . Commer- cial, English. SIXTH ROW: DON NEWBY-Jr. Play producing Staff. En- glish, Social Science, Math., German. RICHARD F. NEWCOMB-- Dick - Band, Pep Band, Solo Contest, Cornet quartet, Hi-Y 3, 4. Math., Social Science. WILLIAM NOYCE- Bill -Football, Lettered 4, Basketball 3, Track, Lettered 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Salina High News. En- glish, Math. DOROTHY OBERG- Dottie -Girl Reserves, Jr. Girls Club. English, Commercial. DALE OLIVER- CobbU Rueben -Scholarship 1, 2, Hi-Y Treas. Z, Sec. 3, Rifle Club 2, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Football 3, Track Cpart of yearj 3. English, Math. FIFTH ROW: VINCENT PADGETT- Streak'l- Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, CPres. Sr. yr.J, Student Council 3, Jr. Honor Society, Track. Football 4 years. Social Science. Lan- guage. GLORIA PARKER- Glo,'- English, Home Economics, Art, General Science. CLAUDE E. PAXTON- Pee Wee -Band, Shop, English, Social Sci- ence, Math. MANFORD PECK-Ten- nis, Hi-Y, Rifle Club, Debate, Say it with Music . English, Math., Science. JAMES PERRILL- Jim - Maritana , Pina- fore , Student Council, Hi-Y C3 yrs.J, Gay Nineties . English, Fine Arts, Math. FOURTH ROW: LOUISE PETRIE- Peachie -G. R. 1, 2, 3, 43 Ellen H. Richards Club, Jr. Girls Club, G. A. A. Commercial, Social Studies. WAYNE PFALZGRAF-''Fat's -Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track I, Basketball. En- glish, Math. JUNE PHILLIPS4Chorus, Maritanal', G. Reserves, Jr. Girls Club, Sr. Girls Club. English, Math. DON PRICE-''Trapperu-Vocational Major, Mathematics Minor. ALFRED PRIDDY Alf -English, Mathematics Majors, Social Science Minor. THIRD ROW: NORMA ANN PUTNAM-Girl Re- serves, Jr. Girl's Club, E. H. R. Club, Sr. Girl's Club. English, Home Ec. DORIS PYLE- Hay -Jr. Class Courtesy Chair- man, Nat'l Jr. Honor Society, Salina High News Staff, G. R. Cabinet 2, Scholarship Test 1, 2, 3. English, Soc. Science, Latin. VERNON T. RAND, Jr.- Bud -Kodak Club, Rifle Club C2 yrs.J, Photo- grapher Salina High News. English, Math., Science. LELA RASMUSSEN- Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, Jr. Girls Club, Sr. Girls Club, Entered from Tescott, Kansas. English, Commercial, Math. JACKIE RUTH RASMUSSEN- Jackie -Aurora 1, 2, Music Contest 1, Z, Girl Reserves, Irwin Shows, Jr. SL Sr. Girls Club, Big Sister Club. North High School, Omaha, Nebraska, was formerly attended. Soc. Science, Eng. SECOND ROW: BETTY RATHBUN-Orchestra, Say it with Music , Girl Reserve, Jr. Girls Club. English, Soc. Science, Comm. DOROTHY M. REED- Pinafore , Maritana , Mikado,', Scholarship l, 2, 3, G. A. A. I, 2, 3. English, Mathema- tics, Science. VIRGINIA LEE REEVES - Ginny,'-Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Mikado , Say it with Musicn, Jr. SL Sr. Girls Club, Pinafore . English, Music. DUANE REIFSTECK-Entered from Sylvan Grove. Mathematics, English. JAY REXROAD- Rex -Hi-Y, Tennis, Band Contest. English, Math., Social Science. FRONT ROW: MARJORY R H O A D E S - Dusty - Maritana , America Sings , G. Reserves, Ellen H. Richards, G. A. A. English, Social Sci- ence. RALPH RICKLEFS- Ricky - MaritanaH, Band, Hi-Y, UH. M. S. Pina- fore, Orchestra. English, Math. THEL- MA ROCKHOLD-English, Commer- cial, Social Science. Entered from New- ton, Kansas and Oakley, Kansas. MAR- GARET RUSTENBACK- Rusty - Nat'l Jr. Honor Society, Maritana,', Nat'l Music Contests, Jr. Girls Club, G. R. Cabinet. English, Science. WM. M. SASNETT- Willie -Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Debate 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4. English, Mathematics. TOP ROW: JUNE SCHINDLER- Say it with Music , Kodak Club, G. Reserves, G. A. A., E. H. R., English, Social Sci- ence, Comm. MARY BETH SCHMIDT -G. Reserves, Jr. Girls Club, English, Social Science, Math., Home Economics. RAYMOND E. SCHRECK-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 High School Band 1, Z, 33 National Music Contest Z, 3. Math., Soc. Science. DENNIS SERRAULT, JR.- Denny - English, Social Science, Math., Shop, DEANE SI-IAIBLE-Hi-Y, Kodak Club, English, Social Science, Mathematics, Science. SIXTH ROW: MARGARET SHANNON- Wee Wee -English, Commercial, Math., Social Science. BILL SHAW- Artie -Kodak Club, Election Staff '41. English, Social Science. ELEA- NOR SHELTON- Shorty -Girl Re- serves, Ellen H. Richards Club. English, Social Science. GEORGE SHERMAN- Student Council, Treasurer of Hi-Y, Solo Contestant, Lettered in Track '39 CZ yrs.j, Football 4. English, Math. RUTH ELLEN SHIELDS-''Irishmann-Home Economics, English, Art, Elementary Sci- ence. FIFTH ROW: BILL SIEBERT- Pete -Hi-Y, Kodak Club, Librarian. Entered from Hutchinson High School. English, Math. EUGENE SILER- Si'- Nat'l Jr. Honor Society, Rifle Club 2, 3, 43 Band l, Z, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4. Rifle Club Letter 3. English, Math. JOE SLOAN- Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2. English, Com- mercial, Science, Math. ALVIS SMITH JR- Smitty -Baseball, English, Social Science, Science. DOROTHY SMITH- Dottyl'-G. Reserves, Ellen H. Richards, Jr. Girls Club. English, Home Econo- mics, Social Science, Comm. FOURTH ROW: GEORGE W. SMITH- Smitty -Scholarship 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 1, Z, Social Science, Commercial, German, Math. GWENDOLYN SMITH- Gwen',- Say it with Music , Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4, Lincoln Vesper, Mikado , Pina- fore . English, Commercial. JOYCE SMITH- Smittie -G. Reserve, G. A. A., Ellen H. Richards Club. English, Commercial. LAWRENCE SMITH- Smokey -Basketball, Football, Student Council, Hi-Y 2. English, Math. RUTH MARIE SNIDER-G. Reserve, Kodak Club, Ensembles, Maritana, Mikado, Pinaforeng Jr. Girls Club. English, Math. THIRD ROW: ELIZABETH SOLDAN - Betty -Mathematics, Languages, Sci- ence, Social Science. ALICE VIRGINIA SPOHN-G. Reserves, Ellen H. Richards Club, Jr. Girls Club. Home Economics, English. LELAND SRACK JR.- Mort - June Mad , Pinafore , Gay Nine- ties , Hi-Y Cabinet 2, 3 4, Rifle Club. English, Math. VIRGINIA STOECKER - Ginny -G. R. Cabinet 1, 2, 4, Schol- ship contest 1, Z, 3, 4, Orchestra, Jr. Girls Club, Say it with Music , Amer- ica Sings , Treas. Jr. Class. English, Social Science. DON STRUBLE- Strub'i-E. H. R. Club, Football, Track. English, Math., Soc. Science. SECOND ROW: ED. SURFACE-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Trail Staff, News Staff, Football B squad 2, 3, Rifle Club 2, 3, lettered 2. Science, Math. GEORGIANA SWEN- SON- Georgie -Entered from Smolan High School, History, English, Science, Commercial. ARTHUR P. TAYLOR- Bud,'-E. H. Richards. English, Math., German, Soc. Science. GLENNYS D. THAYER-Nat'l Jr. Honor Society, Mi- kado , Jr. Girls Club, Say it with Music , G. Reserves. Foreign Language, English, Math., Music. DORRIS EARLYNE T H O M - Tommy - E. H. Richards Club, Jr. Girls Club, Student Council, G. Reserves, Sr. Girls Club. English, Home Ec. FRONT ROW: DELMER S. THOMAN- Del -Band C2 yrs.J, Red Dragon Club C1 yr.J. Entered from Con- cordia High School. English, Math. BILL TICKEL- Bill',-Student Council, Sec. Pres. of E. H. Richards Club. Basket- ball 2, Track 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Lettered 3, 4. English, Social Science. OLIVE TITUS-E. H. Richards Club, G. R. English, Math., Food, Soc. Science. JEWELL TOULOUSE- Judy -G. Re- serves, G. A. A., Say it with Music . Commercial, English, Clothing, Science. DORIS UTLEY- Dodo -G. A. A., Girls Reserves, English, Commercial, Soc. Science, Math. ' ' 'H 'W W J V , SIN TOP ROW: CHARLINE UTT- Chuck',-G. Reserves, Scholarship Con- tests, Debate, Jr. Girls Club. Commercial Arts, English, Soc. Science. GARTH VAN PELT- Garter --Tennis 4, Band 3. English, Math. Majors. Science, Soc. Science Minors. ROBERT VIDRICK- SEN-HELEN WALKER-Girl Reserves, Junior Girls Club, G. A. A., Math., En- lish, History. HELEN JANE WALLACE -Junior Play, June Mad , G. R. Cab- inet, Jr. Honor Society, Orchestra 1, Z, 3g Say it with Music . English, Commer- cial, Majors. THIRD ROW: CORINE WALTER1 Corky -Girl Reserves, America Singsn, Maritana , Pina- fore , Jr. Girls Club, Sr. Girls Club. Commercial, English, Majors. PATSY WARLICK- Pat -Girl Reserves, Jr. Girls Club, Band. English, Social Sci- ence, Majors. FLOYD WILLIAM WEAVER-Kodak Club, Band 1, Z, 3, 4, Music Scholarship 3, English, Soc. Science, Majors. LLOYD EARLE WEAVER- Kodak Club, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, German I Scholarship Contest. English, Languages, Soc. Science, Majors. BRYCE WEST- Steamboat -E. H. Richards Club, Hi-Y, Basketball. English, Math., Majors. SECOND ROW: MARJORY MAE WHITMAN- Marge,'-G. A. A., G. HHS R., E. H. R. Club. English, Horne Eco- nomics, Majors. DON WILCOX-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4g Orch. 1, 2, 3, English, Languages, Science, Majors. Math., Soc Science, Minors. LOIS WILSON- Punkie - G. R., America Sings , G. A. A., Mari- tana , Junior Girls Club. English, Com- mercial, Majors. RAYMOND WILSON -''Buckwheat''- Maritana , America Sings , English, History, Majors. PA- TRICIA JEAN WINN- Pat - Gay Nineties -Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Say it with Music , Maritana . English, Home Economics, Majors. FRONT ROW: LAFAYETTE WOODARD- Music Contests, Pinafore , N. J. Honor Society, America Sings , Hi-Y. Foreign Languages, English, Majors. BETTY WOODRING-Girl Reserves, Student Council, Pinafore , G. A. A., The Mikado . English, Mathematics, Majors. ESTHER MAE WOODS- Maysie - Kodak Club, Say it with Music , Ellen H. Richards Club, G. Reserves. English, Home Economics, Majors. JOHN R. WOOLLEY- Jack'l-Student Council 1, Tennis 2, 3, 45 Football. History, English, Majors. Language, Math., Minors. LLOYD ZIEGLER- Zig - Track 13rd yr.J, Football C4th yr.J. En- glish, Art, History, Majors. Printing, Bookkeeping, Minors. Seniors Whose Pictures Do Not Appear RICHARD CARLSON BOB CRAMER BOB FAULKNER Louls jusr KENNY KNoETToEN ARLo RoBERTsoN ff f N 3 bAef,!.N 1 III! 1' Kr xi fs rw Ms GM g Wwe Q, JPG ww w i hw few 51121 4 We 1 nh, H J STH 1' WT ijgf ' ,, K ha: J' ,A eff, X f 4 4. Qs LL: fa E ! 2 Vr- J ll N I H H S TOP PICTURE BACK ROW: Stewart, Ulander, Sams, Rittgers, Van Loon, Glenn Robertson, Van Winkle, Herbert Yockers, Reider, White, Swedenburg, Smith, Yoder, Willgus, Travis, Simpson, Walters, Ryan, Rogers, Wiggers. THIRD ROW: Surbaugh, Sasnett, Shroeder, Switzer, Sears, Reed, Phillips, Price, Vermillion, Stoecker, Watkins, Wilson, Smith, Woods, Parker, Young, Ribble, Rosberg, Sprout, Porter, Sites. SECOND ROW: Sumstine, Wooster, Simmitt, Rhodenbaugh, Shriver, Williams, Rothfuss, Wygal, Oborg, Vanier, Varner, White, Siler, Reed, Poston- Stewart. FRONT ROW: Weaver, Smith, Whittecar, Rich, ardson, Osburn, Stephenson, Rounkles, Sword, O'Leary, Wakenhut, Wilson, Vaughn, Summers, Patterson, Scid- more, Sheahon, Pulec, Parks, Weburg, Slutzman, Wool- ard, Smith, Thompson. MIDDLE PICTURE BACK ROW: Lindblom, Patterson, johnson, Marlcley, Polhammer, Kier, Nelson, Levin, Pugh, Nelson, Norden, Layman, Pratt, Johnson, jay, Kramer, Miller, Lippoldt. THIRD ROW: Hogan,' Kirkpatrick, Illingworth, Hull, Iv- an, Johnson, McGuire, McMillin, Nelson, Henry, Nelson. Ingermanson, Hagaman, Howard, Muir, Metzger, Moore, Lawson, Knight, Magathan, Klein, Mueller, Hutchins, 30 SECOND ROW: Miller, just, johnson, Nelson, Lewis, Morgan, Phillips, Jensen, Miracle, Morrison, New, Laub- er, Holman, johnson, Hagstrom, Hughes, Moore. FRONT ROW: Lagerman, Hoffman, Herrington, Lehman, Hum- barger, Lightfoot, Huntington, johnson, Knapp, Mona- han, Kline, McConnell, McMickell, Hjelm, Lohman, Ku- bitschek, Henry, Norton, McCullick, Hamilton, Mitchell. BOTTOM PICTURE BACK ROW: Gay, Brown, Amann, Boston, I-Ieinze, Gar- rison, Badley, Cobb, Woodwin, Harmon, Adams, Burke, Fahring, Garrison, Eckleman, Hiler. Boyer, Carter, Berg- strom, Beighley, Ebert, Garcia, Hindman, Baughan. THIRD ROW: Anderson, Erickson, Giersch, Francis, Armstrong, Collins, Carl, Cheney, Freeburg, Graves,Ash- craft, Barefield, Faulkner, Baize, Ball, Beck, Bantson, Den- ison, Boyce, Drawbaugh, Brandt, Adey, Bronaugh, Gray, Ditto, Arnold. SECOND ROW: Franklin, Humes, Daniels, Gebhart, Hagler, Goodholm, Belden, Colvin, Bartlett, Fahring, Brown, Byers, Brown, Baxter, I-Iomlberg, Ditto, Fanning, Crowthers. FRONT ROW: Diller, Grant, Dowse, Darby, Crosby, Deeble, Fowler, Anderson, Cobb, Driscoll, Bross, Bruhl, Fitch, Batliner, Cobler, Dalton, Blair, Darst, Brown, Cruse, Anderson, Goodwin, Dilling, Crough, Greene. WASHINGTQN MEMORIES Decking the halls hy Dody Frances, lean Diller, Bill Tickel, lay Hines. Z-5. junior officers: Joyce Vanier, jerry Simson, Don Wilgus, Mary Louise Carl. 6. In the convertible as usual: Phyllis Cooper, Martha Fuller, Shirley Gross, Phyllis Shank. 7. junior gang of '41. 8. Doris Crosby and Mr. Hodgson. 9. Calm and serene af- ter day's work. 10. Keep 'em clean couple, Mr. Heart- well and Mr. Price. 11. junior officers pose again. 12. School officers: Salina Hi News Editor Pat Lanahan, Student Council Prexy Chuck Griffin, Associate Editor Martha Lou Little. 13: Senior Class Officers: Phyllis Shank, Virginia Snyder, George Paul, Mary lane Lam- berson. 14. The plaid shirt gang. 15. How'd ya come out on those semester exams Srack fwith hand in airj must have done O. K. HNEIHN HHHHINH LINCOLN' lN RETROSPECT . . . Look- ing back at 1941-1942, what will you remember? Miss Cannon becoming a Mrs .... Miss Casady coming from lowa to carry on .,.. Kelly snatched from his frenzied activities to become a private .... Bracke always on the verge of becoming one, and globe-trotting meanwhile .... Fun at noon in the intra- murals .... Mr. Simpson's white rats oozing around on diets Cwell, almost alwaysj . . . . cool green walls . . . . Rumpel- stiltskin froliclcing around on the new stage with red velvet curtains .... All the lads having a furious competition over the paper pick-up. Girl Reserves will long remember the MidfWinter Conference at Emporia .... their Christmas Vespers program .... big money earned in the halls selling candy . . . and the Mother-Daughter Dinner . . . And how can the Hi-Y boys ever forget open house at the YH .... the Father and Son banquet .... the big Forty-Niners' affair . . . . or the line party to Wild Bill Hicock Rides Again .... One of the highlights of the year was high water time .... Scott and Simpson's open water faucets gave Lincoln an extra holiday .... so her teachers strolled around in Washington halls, gloating maliciously over their freedom .,.. but thereyll come a time .... Maybe. IINEHIN UHIEIHS ADAIR PETERSON, Sophomore President ROBERT COOPER, Freshman President HAROLD BRAMHALL, Sophomore Vice-President FRED SIMMONS, Freshman Vice-President VERN THOMAS, Sophomore Secretary CHARLES MARSH, Freshman Secretary JIM SMITH, Sophomore Treasurer HAROLD FRAZIER, Freshman Treasurer SHPHHMUHIS TOP PICTURE BACK ROW: Swedenhurg, Reed, Snedker, Unrein, Rowe, Wiesendanger, Steinmetz, Rheault, Weis. Pedersen, Ruhn- ke, Tullis, Peterson, Walker, Seward, Thomas, Wissing, Tickel, Stephenson. THIRD ROW: Seusy, Whitman, Turley, Stedhem, Wilson, Wichersham, Timmons, Sod- enburg, Roseberry, Schreck,WilIiams, Shepherd, Wymore, Wines,Warner, Simpson, Strella, Richards, Srack, Woods, White, Shipe, Porter. SECOND ROW: Peterson, Vid- ricksen, Taylor, Pangburn, Pounds, VanLoon, Soldan, Stafford, White, Smoot, Turner, Shipe, Smith, Peterson, Trump, Ward, Rothfuss, Thomas, Yorkers, Gundy, Schultz, Thomas, Smock, Paul, Stark, Shannon. FIRST ROW: Weaver, Smith, Pettle, Smith, Pulec, Wilcoxson, Price, Wise, Schultz, Schindler, Stell, Spencer, Wakley, Turner, Percival, Webster, Stell, Purdum, Pearson, Wier, Wagner, Paige, Wilson, Phillips, Woodring, Rothfuss. MIDDLE PICTURE BACK ROW: Eldrige, Fox, Chaney, Clark, Boyer, Ad- ams, Dahl, Drummond, Goedde, Cole, Everhart, Atchin- son, Finney, Bell, Eitel, Gray, Folsom, Gough, Beggs, Boyce, Gruher, Brooks, Cahles, Barr, Fahring, Davis,Dow, Carter, Eicholz, Fisher, Goure. THIRD ROW: Clement- sen, Duncan, Gorrell, Bane, Epp, Dunbar, Caven, Carr, Caplinger, Caldwell, Chadwick, Barrett, Byers, Better- l son, Cook, Boyd, German, Eberhardt, Graves, Graves Aills, Balaun. SECOND ROW: Bottoms, Garcia, Bru- baker, Gottberg, Constable, Gran, Bramhall, Duncan Bagley, Chaney, Burt, Crough, Crough, Clingan, Bueh ler, Armstrong, Garver, Dodds, Borst, Kramer, Brown Carlson. FIRST ROW: Franklin, Erikson, Brookhouser Dale, Atkinson, Dugan, Brady, Burk, Dawson, Frobeni us, Faulkner, Beazley, Bobly, Cain, Bear, Gay, Don meyer, Brotton, Eitel, Faulkner. BOTTOM PICTURE BACK ROW: Homolka, McLain, McCabe, Klien, Mer riman, Lambott, Kilgore, Murphy, O'Conner, Mac Dowell, johnson, Munson, Knight, Oehlert, Marqueling Hawkins, Hill, Langley, Hancock, Lee, Jewell, Nelson McMurtrie, Neal, Johnson. THIRD ROW: Linden myer, Murphy, Hicks, Morgan, Marshall, jirak, I-Iigbee Moore, Nickels, Johnston, Johnson, Levin, Harvey Hutchins, Jameson, Miller, Maxwell, Moore, Kellegrew Nelson, Lemon. SECOND ROW: Miller, Jordon, Holm Lanning, McConnel, Mace, Haase, McArthur, Hemphill Mason, Kelly, Lander, Lewis, Neil, Morrison, Leonard johnson, McGinty, johnson, Keeler. FIRST ROW Mooney, McAdams, Herrington, Hughes, Neal, Nicoll O'Grady, Oliver, McGinty, Miller, johnson, Norton Harz, Morrison, Herrington, Larson, Miller, Kelly, Kip- ple, Kuhn, Light. TOP PICTURE BACK ROW: fLcft Lo Riglitj Turner, Sethman, Young, Osthoff, Whiteford, Swanson, Urie, Sweeney, Wise, Ziegler, Swartz, Strand, Wind, Price, Pratt, White, Priddy, Usher, Willey, Seidel, Samuelson, Poague, Richter, Williams, Phillips, Younger, Tyler, Williams, Toner. THIRD ROW: Wise, Rentel, Oberg, Wygal. Royse, Perrussel, Swedenburg, Stell, Oberg, Rooks, Smith, Witt, Valentine, Yockers, Stoneman, Talley, Smock, Scott, Shideler, Shafer, Ohorg, Scidmore, Rockhold, SECOND ROW: Wadell, Siler, Wilson, Rice, Tucker, Rice, Pettle, Woodin, Prim, Robinson, Wie, Wetzel, Sharpe, Walters, Rothfuss, Stafford, Sams, Stevenson, Wilson, Rick, FIRST ROW: Taylor, White, Holter, Thrap, Rich, Ricklefs, Smith, Richardson, Weburg, Simmons, Sarvis, Swartz, Patterson, Pulec, Whittecar, Reeves, Weir, Tevis, Haskell, Olson, Zaragoza. MIDDLE PICTURE BACK ROW: Koenig, Manion, Lamb, Kelly, Myers, Lindblom, Hoffhaus, Hill, Hoffman, Lanahan, Nicol, Nelson, McConnell, Noyce, Mason, Lippoldt, Miller, Joslin, Marlin, Hayden, Madden, Magee, Lindeman, Lamer, Michal, johnson, lanzen, Neeland. THIRD ROW: justice, Harris, McCraner, Ingalls, McDowell, Lockstrom, Nelson, Lamme, Jackson, Moore, Heath, lay, Norlin, Nothern, Hucksol, Meredith, Monahan, Miller, Lundgren. SECOND ROW: Hodgson, Levine, Lemon, Hopp, McLean, Johnson, johnson, johnson, Hinkle, Marsh, NaPier, Neal, Kramer, Murray, Kenworthy, johnson, Lindberg, johnson, Lucas, Houltherg, King, Hinde, jordan, Loutzenhiser, Krug, Hamilton, Lundstedt, Niquette, Keating. Cl-Ielen Hemphill off Picture., FIRST ROW: Neel, Hawkins, McClanahan, Ramsey, Lecking- ton, Newton, johnson, Harvey, Newhouse, Hill, Miller, Nixon, Nelson, King, Nash, Knight, Lauber, Parker, Lindblom, jenkins, Leonard, Nelson. BOTTOM PICTURE BACK ROW: Gordon, Cain, Betts, Cooper, Frazier, Cooper, Armstrong, Baker, Crow, Engstrom, Fahring, Anderson, Coleman, Agin, Burch, Freeman, Addison, Chaltas, Allison, Chilen, Forrey, Atteberry, Dennison, Furtick. THIRD ROW: Clem, Fuller, Gafford, Bartlett, Bernard, Daniels, Flora, Anderson, Cruce, Barron, Dreese, Danielson, Byers, Boston, Bergford, Crockett, Garden- hire, Forrey, Humes, Bucheneau. SECOND ROW: Burk- holder, Brown, Gibbs, Austian, Garrison, Clovis, Cham- bers, Bledsoe, Anderson, Darling, Cooper, Brockelman, Coates, Dorsett, Gay, Bolby, Garrison, Case, Brady, Bolby, Boyd, Crosby. FIRST ROW: Dilling, Carter, Cleveland, Anderson, Elder, Bloomfield, Davis, Brown, Barbee, Brown, Gaumer, Anderson, Armstrong, Diehl, Dodds, Bross, Driscoll, Beebe, Fazel. IHISHMIN Roosevelt is the home of the 604 seventh and eighth graders. They come here from the diff- erent grade schools to meet new teachers and friends. This year, for the first time, Roosevelt's student council has taken charge of special projects. Georgann Eyler was chosen president of this organization. The meetings are held Monday during activity period with C. E. Bare, sponsor. 8th Grade: jack Stewart, president. Bob Schwandt, vice-president. Pat Howard, secretary. Bob Tinklepaugh,treasurer 7th Grade: Edgar Harper, president. jean Nicoll, vice-president. Ernest Schultz, secretary. James Wymore, treasurer. 36 E 1 l ROOSEVELT HILIGI-ITS 1. Big and little Roosevelters. Z. Haggart, Smith, and Paden aren't stopped by the auto tire ration- ing. 3. One pair of Roosevelt's five pairs of twins. 4. Cleanup Captains Standiferd and Lindgren. 5. Lions Hodgson and Hass do their hit for the Salvation Army Christmas drive. 6. Prexy Stew- art ofthe Sth grade. 7. Mr. Hass checks up with office secretary, Virginia Dennison. 8. C. E. Bare's social science group talks it over. 9. Miss Cater gets reudy for an assembly program with her or- chestra. IO. Four pairs of Roosevelt twins. ll. H. R. Heywood and general science students present special reports. V HHH H IH H H H HH TOP PICTURE BACK ROW: Sondergard, Gardner, johnson,Davis, Bag- ley, Bross, Lightfoot, Edmiston, Young, Mason, Currier, Cook, Workman, Fuller, Moore, Hinde, Dixon. FOUR- TH ROW: Rodenbaugh, Pease, Drummond, Robertson, Chaney, Heath, Cassell, Cruce, Conley, Powell, Wilson, Pratt, Crowther, Brown, Lohman, Pratt, Carter. THIRD ROW: Oetting, Woolard, Lewis, Erickson, Goure, DeWitt, Seidel, Hoskins, Faith, Bates, Vosburg, Sullivan, Crough, Porter, jones, Nelson, Lindenmeyer. SECOND ROW: Brown, Michel, Ramsey, Riley, Burmood, Merrill, Arm- strong, Cvoheen, Pogue, Sprecker, Bell, McLeod, Soldan, Paxton, Woodward, Hogan, Hook, Gust. FRONT ROW: Warnow, Morris, Unrein, DeWeese, Isbell, Buehre, Sim- mons, Erickson, MIDDLE PICTURE BACK ROW: Hook, Weber, Linville, Shoffner, Tinkle- paugh, Wenger, Groat, Cheek, Sampson, Howell, Stew- art, Dilley, Lewis, Cvoodall, Gay, Sloan. FOURTH ROW: Wilson, Knapp, Simmons, LaMar, Ringquist, Kaiser, Ruhnke, Hayes, Cleaver, Hannert, Cook, Rich- ardson, Hogan, Butler, Lemon, Howard, Eicholz, Benton, Herren, THIRD ROW: Mooney, Turner, Coyle, Lang- made, Modig, Coburn, Walter, Hein, Miller, Shoffner, Giddings, Fay, Hunt, Waylan, Nyberg, Rasmussen, Yarb rough, Brown. SECOND ROW: Barron, Miracle, Simn itt, Shroeder, Biles,Wickersham, Strowig, McVaugh, Lewis Travis, Wiseman, Miller, Atchison, Friend, Kimerling Neilson, Poague, Sprout, Caven. FRONT ROW: Lewis, Hughes, Perrussel, Fountain, Tremain, Sumstine, Levin, Stedham, O'Conner, Coddington, Smith, Eitel, Huffmier, Fronterhouse, Furtick, Gorrell, Pyle. BOTTOM PICTURE- BACK ROW: Schwandt, Bell, Miles, Sherflius, Bochow Sanborn, Smith, Hutchins, Weckel, Turner, Davis, Day hoff, Reynolds, Ringle, johnson, Johnson, Moore FOURTH ROW: Giersch, Johnson, Cvlassburn, Better son, Hawkinson, Grinage, Eyler, Baker, Drawbaugh Wise, Wilson, Miller, johnson, Taylor, Lamer, Hend, ricks, Dunbar, Rhea. THIDR ROW: Peterson, Jennings, Miller, McClure, johnson, Allen, Lamer, Vidrickson Baughan, Flora, Taylor, Heath Dickerson, johnson, Ross Bolby, johnson, Woody. SECOND ROW Tyler, Ball johnson, Mattison, Weaver, Heywood, Howard, Arnold Sheaffer, Baker, Shipe, Powell, Cwreiner, Cobler, Dunkin FRONT ROW: Griffis, Buehler, Dale, Siebert, Nichols Britegam, Smoot, Hernandez, Smith, Sias. TOP PICTURE: Yost, Jensen, Crough, Gerdes, Britton, Olson, Logan, Metzger, Dishman, Porter, Servis, Huiett, Williams, Owens, McBride, Kaufman, Stephan. FOURTH ROW: Tuttle, Benz, Mattison, Ramsey, Couch, Gillam, Boyer, Keeler, Lagerman, Wehster, Engel, Fernandez, Postlethwaite, Jones, Setham, Howe, Broiles. THIRD ROW: Wolter, just, Miller, Quigel, Reigel, Clovis, Rich- ardson, Wiseman, Nicoll, Koenig, Earhart, Rider, Yockers, Skanks, Middlekauff, Warner, Hagstrom, Shelley, Stout, Morris, Silver, Lowe, McCoy, Ohrman, Giddings. SECOND ROW: Clingan, Johnson, Darling, Wagner, Hower, Witt, Strella, just, Evans, Snelgrove, Fitch, Young, Miller, Wymore, Trump, Lynch, Hutchinson, Kauffman, Brown, Lanning, Gray, Mills, Eckley, Klassen. FRONT ROW: Urmey, Rodriguez, Brady, Quintero, Bledsoe, Wildoner, Rodriguez, Deeds, johnson, Simmons, Camar- ena, Weaver, Weis, Shephard. MIDDLE PICTURE: BACK ROW: Griffith, Whisler, Hedersredr, Xlifillcoxon, Cooke, Lewis, Oehlert, Greenwood, Poort, Rissman, Christianson, Sanborn, Lewis, Huntsinger, Phillips, Reed, Lundstedt, Edmiston, FOURTH ROW: McBride, Bagley, Davis, Huffaker, Bagley, Ishell, Beebe, Farmer, Gaumer, Halford, Rider, Parks, Harper, Peterson, Arthur, Porter, Honomichl, Tucker. SECOND ROW: Vanatta, Dougher- ty, Borst, Hays, New, Roekhold, Dilling, Tweedy, Bass Brown, DeWitt, Golder, Lockstrorn, Wright, Wilbur Markham, Schultz, Anderson, Rose. FRONT ROW Swanson, Ireland, Goheen, Hoisington, Sanborn, Pier son, Smith, Roseherry, Sears, johnson, Hale, Latimer Wilvers, McClanahan, Picking, Stout, C. M. Stout. BOTTOM PICTUREM BACK ROW: Hernandez, Miller, Manion, Anderson Teeter, Beichley, Parker, Bates, Wauhob, Malmstrom Napier, Farr, Knowles, Dowse, Rhea, Talley, Habigerl FOURTH ROW:Downs, Andersen, McQuiston, Thrap, Howard, Moore, McMillan, Gaskill, Ireton, Pratt Vogt I Y Walhurn, Hurst, Dennison, Weathers,Lamhott, Board- man, Laverty. THIRD ROW: Tucker, Gust, Moseman Jellison, Higbee, White, Watkins, Grosser, Nothern,Lap- pin, Smith, Baker, Branton, Groth, Trow, Standau, Petrie Niquette, Clovis, Taylor. SECOND ROW: Lindgren Bray, johnson, Fink, Ballentine, Korbe, Kean, Wind Munson, Blood, Rice, Lytal, Stanton, Throne, Eggleston Ballentine, Coyle, Johnson, Hazelton, Fay, Tillett Ashcraft. VanCleef. FRONT ROW: Zalenka, Tullis Dilling, Chapman, Peterson, Tucker, Soldan, Ranker Harmon, Shelton, Lady, Woods, Kempton, Porter Wilson, Daly, Fazel, Joseph, Tipton, Wittman, LaFarre1l Kuhn. SIVINIH HHHIII x v 1 y , 5 ff , jg.,- W ,X , 1,1 'Z f 3 2 gr gg M n k :ni if ,I I U ll l I UVlHlHNlS W. W. Waring Charles E. Hawkes C.'A. Brooks O. E. Hodgson CHARLES E. HAWKES, Superin- tendant of Schools, B. S., Fort Hays State Teachers College, M. A., Columbia University, New York. Head of Salina Public Schools since 1938. W. W. WARING, High School Princi- pal, A. B., Baker University, M. A., Col- umbia University, New York, Service in Salina S c h o o l sg Washington building principal 1926-28, high school principal since 1928. O. E. HODGSON, Washington build- ing principal, B. S., State Teachers College at Pittsburgg Graduate work in the Col- lege of Law, Kansas University, Admitt- ed to the Kansas Bar in 1935g Service in Salina schools: Instructor in Social V. S. Hass Science Department 1925-28, Washing- ton building principal since 1928. C. A. BROOKS, Lincoln building prin- cipal, B. S., Kansas State Teachers Col- lege, Emporia, M. A., University of Col- oradog Graduate study at University of Southern California, Service in Salina Schools: Instructor in Commercial De- partment 1924-1930g Building principal since 1930. V. S. HASS, Roosevelt building princi- pal, B. S., State Teachers College at Pitts- burgg M.A., Colorado State College of Education, Service in Salina Schools: Building principal 1931-33, social science department at Lincoln 1933-34, Roose- velt building principal since 1934. HHHHH Ill Illllllllllll F. S. Dyar Carl S. Byers Earl Xllfoodward Charles E. Hawkes F. L. Reynolds R. Epp The six members of the board of ed- ucation F. S. Dyar, Carl Byer, Earl Wood- ward, R. Epp, E. Haggart, E. A. ivior- gan-together with Supt. of Schools, Charles E. Hawkes, and Clerk of the Board, F. L. Reynolds supervise the well being of the schools. A tabulated Whols Who ofthe board would read as follows: F. S. DYAR, president of the board, member of City Planing Board, Method- ist Church, Lions Club, U. S. O. Com- mittee, Chairman of Salvation Army Advisory Board, Chairman of Council of Social Agencies. CARL BY ERS, president of Chamber of Commerce, Member of Lions Club, Gridiron Club, Saline County Bar As- sociation, Presbyterian Church. EARL WOODWARD, Member of Chamber of Commerce, Gridiron Club, E. Q, Haggart E. A. Morgan City Library Board, Board of Trustees of St. john's Military School, Episcopal Church. I. R. EPP, Vice-President of Board, Member of Chamber of Commerce, Lions club, Methodist Church, Salina Retailers Ass'n, Country club. E. HAGGART, member of Mer- chant's Association, St. lohn's Luther- an Church. E. A. MCRGAN, member of Rotary club, Presbyterian Church, Chamber of Commerce. F. L. REYNCLDS, Clerk of Board, Member Baptist Church. CHARLES E. HAWKES, Superin- tendent of Schools, member of Rotary club, Presbyterian Church, Knife and Fork club, Red Cross Board, Council of Social Agencies. l H E ll l I Y TOP ROW: CLefr to rightl DOROTHY ANDREWS-Washington, Dean of Girls, G. R. Sponsor, German, Social Scienceg JACK KELLY-Washington, Lincoln, Dramatics, Speech-Entered the army in February, ALICE PADEN-Roosevelt, Physical Education, C. E. BARE-Roose- velt, English, KATHLEEN O'DON- NELL-Lincoln, Plane Geometry, SID- NEY YOUNGQUIST-Lincoln, Alge- bra I, junior High Coach, MIDDLE ROW: ANNE RENZ-Washington, Lin- coln, Clothing, freshman English, ELIZ- ABETH CURRIE-Lincoln, Clothing, G. H. OAKES-Roosevelt, Penmanshipg HAROLD FRONING-Lincoln, World History, ELIZABETH CANNONf-Lin- coln, Oral English, resigned at end of first semester to be married, L. L. NEYWICK -Washington, Advanced Mathematicsg BOTTOM ROW: EDITH HERZOGH- Lincoln, Freshman English, G. R. Spon- sorg C. F, LEBOW-Washington, Instru- mental Music, Harmony, MAR-IORIE HAGGART-Roosevelt, Eighth Grade Foods, LELIA Z. MOORE-Washington, junior English, HELEN LITOWICH- Roosevelt, Eighth Grade English, E. G. BARBER-Washington, Woodworking, Advanced Manual Arts. R Z l ,l WY., M I H E Il l IN? TOP ROW: CLeft to rightj EDYTH SMITH-Lincoln Dean of Girls, First Year Latin, 1. V. COOPER-Washing ton, Physiology, Social Science, FLOR- ENCE FERRIS-Roosevelt, Health, Sev- enth Grade Mathematics, PAUL RY- BERG-Washington, Lincoln, Vocal Mu- sic, FLORENCE MCCALL-Washing ton, Shorthand, Stenography, EDNA MAUDE SMITH-Washington, Ameri- can History, LAVERNE JOHNSON- Roosevelt, Social Science, G. R. Sponsor, resigned at end of first semester to teach in California, J. L. HOSLEY-Roosevelt, Social Science, MIDDLE ROW: LUCY FLETCHER-Roosevelt, Seventh Grade Geography, KATHERINE GEMMILL- Washington, junior English, B. E. SITES -Washington, Physics, Chemistry,Activ- ity Ticket Secretary, MARGARET E. CARPENTER-Washington, junior En- f. -- 'def-if glish, Journalism, E. ANDERSON- Washington, American History, A. L. JOHNSON-Roosevelt, Eighth Grade Mathematics, Activity Ticket Secretary, HILDA SMITH-Roosevelt, Eighth Grade History, G. R. Sponsor, T. R. LEE-Roosevelt, Industrial Arts for Sev- enth Grade, BOTTOM ROW: W. B. BRACKE-Lincoln, Freshman and Soph- omore English, MARGARET WALKER -Lincoln, Sophomore English, LA- VERGNE MANN-Roosevelt, Vocal Music, HELEN STILWELL-Roosevelt, Seventh and Eighth Mathematics, ED- WIN HITCHCOCK- Roosevelt, Phys- ical Education, IDA SHANK-Roose- velt, Seventh and Eighth Grade English, H. R. HEYWOOD-Roosevelt, Natural Science, C. O. SCOTT-Lincoln, Phys- ical Science. l V IHIIUIIY -'X 'jilj TOP ROW: CLeft to rightj EDITH BRODINE- Roosevelt, Dean of Girls, English, G. R. Sponsor. MARY HAMILTON - Lincoln, Geometry. EARL MORRISONwLincoln, Physical Ed., Basketball Coach. ANNA LORA MILLER -Washington, Foods I, II. IDA M. ZIMMERMAN - Roosevelt, Seventh Grade Math. R. R. REED - Roosevelt, Manual Arts. JESSIE GEMMILL-Washington, French, Library, Study Hall. AMANDA NEU- SCHWANGER-Lincoln, Freshman Algebra. ER- NESTINE STURGEON-Lincoln, Physical Ed., G. A. A. Sponsor. LEIGH DELAY -Washington, Printing. DOROTHY CATER - Roosevelt, Music. INGRID WETTERSTROM - Lincoln, Sophomore English. N. CATHERINE LONG - Washington Typing. W. R. PFENNINGER - Lincoln, Manual Arts, Activity Ticket Secretary. W. E. SIMPSON- Linoln, Biology. JOHN GROTH - Washington, Bookeeping, Consumers. Ed. AMY ARMSTRONG - Washington, Lincoln, Spanish, German. NELL SEIVER-Roosevelt, Art. HELEN MITCHELL - Roosevelt, Seventh Grade Clothing. P. L. PHILLIP- PI - Lincoln. Washington, Bookkeeping, Short- hand, Football, Track Coach. N. E. ORENDORFF -Lincoln, Mechanical and Architectural Drawing. CLARK S. CARLILE-Washington, Debate, Social Science. DORA WILSON-Roosevelt, Seventh and Eighth Grade Art. L. W. CHESNEY-Washington, Social Science. LILA READ-Lincoln, Washington Library, Latin II, III, English. 1 .A 2 wi ix VERY HYHH HNH In lt fascinates! Amid fuming acids, pungent odors, and burnt fingers, star chemistry studes, Jim Hurst and Beryl Cloud, and others brew many peculiar concoctions under the watchful eye of Skippy Sites. Familiar twosome-Ruthie and jack leaning on a post discussing and rediscussing. Handsome letterman and femme admirer are a typical example of high school romance. Two cups flour, three eggs, etc. What have you got? We wonder, too! Ask Harold or Stanley who seem to have taken over the girl's cooking class. A favorite place of all girls to talk and get advice, Miss Andrews, office. In spite of the Dean of Girls' stern look, Marsha smiles back so it must be just a friendly little chat. 47 l l I 48 'Wl IHHHH Upper leftgQueen Mary jane Lambertson. Upper rightflvlartha Ann Fuller, Phyllis Cooper, Mary jane Lambertson. Queen and Attendants rule as the Maroons defeat the Abilene Cowboys P + . 1 PPPPPQ fn, - .e-J.. . HlPHlSlNlHlIVl BUY HNH Ullll Lois Lindeman and Chuck Griffin, 1942 Representative Girl and Boy, chosen for thier comradeship, cooperation, leadership, dependability, and ideals, are also members of the National Honor Society, a recognition which denotes an active interest in all school affairs. As sophomores they were elected to the National junior Honor Society. Serv- ing as President of Girl Reserves and and Editor of the 1942 Trail, Lois is continuing the service begun when she entered Salina High. A special honor was awarded het this year when she was selected the D. A. R. Good Citizenship Pilgrim. Lois was junior Girls' Glub President. She had roles in Pinafore, june Mad, and Incognito Charles, more commonly known as Chuck, has been Student Council President, advertising manager for the Salina High News, and Hi-Y senior vice president this year. He served as Hi-Y vice president during his sophomore year, and as president of his class during his junior year. He was a Boy's State delegate last year. Active also in athlet- ics, Chuck received a letter in football this year, and is a regular on the track team. Y l 50 HNHHHHY KNHWS lHl lHHllllll I Sli WASHINGTON STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: Owen E. Hodgson, Principal: J. V. Cooper, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Don Keithline, Larry Smith, jay Hines, Vernon Travis, George Sherman, Dick Lippoldr. THIRD ROW: Winston Hull, Frank Adams, jack Badley, Kent Kellegrew, Duane Malmstrom, Bill Brad- ley, jim Baughn. SECOND ROW: Betty Woodring, Donna jean Diller, Dody Francis, Vince Padgett, Chuck Griffin, presidentg Norma Reed, treasurer: Bill Ticlcel, secretary. FRONT ROW: Ruby Mae Denison, Helen Heartwell, Ruth Austin, Wanda Burson, Kitty Crosby. LINCOLN STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: Wayne Swedenburg, Harold Bramhall, Charles Dow, Adair Peterson, Gene Rheault. SECOND ROW: Nadeen jameson, joe Gough, Harold Frazier, Betty Daniels, Paul Agin, Eddie Weis, Darrel Stafford, Vera June Crochett, Fred Simmons, jane Schindler, Pat Lanahan. FRONT ROW: Mary Lou McClanahan, Betty Thrap, Robert Reed, president: Betty Gay, Mary Louise Smith, Mary Ann Wilson. ! ! 7 H 7 7 BACK ROW: Dale Helmiclc, Richard Lind- bloom, Aileen Christofferson, Doris Brodine, Dorothy Reed, Josephine jordan. FOURTH ROW: Dick Clarke, Marjorie Eldredge, Margaret Sites, Mary Vermillion, Esther Mae Woods, Catherine Cahill, june Schind- ler, Charles Amann. THIRD ROW: Bill Shaw,JoyceVanier, Kathleen Knapp, Dorothy Armstrong, Margie Orant, Mary Louise Carl, james Shriver, Estelle Stewart. SECOND ROW: Floyd Weaver, Dale Lyon, Dean Shai- ble, Raymond Harz, Bill Badley, Robert Brown, Donald Patterson, Margie Cooper. FRONT ROW: Lloyd Weaver, Ruth Marie Snider, treasurer, Beryl Cloud, Vice-pres- identg Blaine E. Sites, sponsorg Vernon CBudj Rand, president, Lois Lindeman, secretary. ROOSEVELT STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: Jeanne Kaufman, Phyllis Lou johnson, joan Buehre, Molly Weathers, Peggy Logan, Ruth Baughn, Luellyn Hurst, Ruth Owens, Patricia Eicholz, Sally Sue Woodward. SECOND ROW: Stanley Habiger, Bill Wright, jerry Lemon, Creorgann Eyler, president, Melvin Clingan, Marshall Faith, J. C. Tal- ley. FRONT ROW: K. Weber, jim Gold. er, Dale Rose, Bill Latimer, Bob Coyle. S.H.S. NlWS, lHHIl S. H. NEWS STAFF Left to rightAseated: Ed Surface, sports editor, Chuck Griffin, advertising man- agerg Patricia Lanahan, editor-in-chief, Martha Lou Little, associate editor, George Adams, assistant advertising man- agerg Charles Lear, sports editor, CLeft to right-standingj Josephine jordan, news editor, Doris Brodine, news editorg Mary Jayne Buehre, feature editor, Betty Howe, feature editor. 1942 TRAIL STAFF CSeated left to rightj Winnie Gutsch, art editor, Ed Surface, business managerg Lois Lindeman, editorfin-chiefg Helen Heartwell, associate editor, Martha Ann Fuller, activities editor, Mary Jayne Buehre, class editor. CStandingj Charles Lear, sports editor, jay Hines, photo- graphy editor. Advertising assistants: Martha Lou Little, Shirley Gross, Bob Allison, Aileen Christofferson, Dorothy Modig. HMUSIE MIHSIHH, PHHSV ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL FIRST VIOLINS: Virginia Snyder, Phyllis Cooper, jean Thomp- son, Virginia Lee Epp, ,lean Byers, Loren Wilcox, VVilma Sasnett, Jeanne Barron, Carol Bergford, Dorothy Oborg, Venessa Kelly, Kathleen Knapp, Katherine Harris. SECOND VIOLINS: Charlotte lngermanson, Estelle Stewart, Virginia Surbaugh, Nor- man Michal, Jean Gaumer, Betty Rathbun, Rosemaree johnson, Margaret Nickels, Dorothy Anderson, Bethel Heck, Gloria Soder- berg, Leona Oborg, Mary Miller, Garnet Taylor. FLUTE: Mary Lois Monahan. VIOLAS: Dale Michal, Ethelyn Chaddock, Ellen Boyd. CLARINETS: Don Wiggers, Martha Ann Kubitsckek, Melville Gray, Paul Garcia, Marjorie Balaun, Joyce Brottong CORNETS: Neil Erikson, Amos jay, Kent Kellegrew, TROM- BONES: Ralph Ricklefs, LaRue Lothman, Don Balaun. BASS- OON: Bill Bradley, MARIMBA: Vera june Jackson, Delphine Maier, Viola Bell Giersch, BASS: Virginia Reeves, Shirley Nothern, june Crockett, jane Schindler, CELLOS: Beverly Cvreiner, Earlyne Thom, Donna Lee Smith, FRENCH HORNS: Rudolph Kramer, Darlene Wakley, Donald Light: DRUMS: Vir- ginia Beazley, Patricia Norden. HARPS: Eloise:Hodgson, Glennys Thayer. C. F. Lebow, Director. BAND PERSONNEL fStandingj Delphine Maier, Dorothy Kipple, Rose Mary Bryant, jack Calvin, Duane Nelson, C. F. Lebow. BACK ROW: joe Go- ugh, Karl Abbott, Bob Oberg, Ronald Bartlett, Albert Graham, Ed Stark, Frank Lewis, Chas. Fox, john Trump, Frances Schreck, Bill Swedenburg, Dale Lyon, Helge Van Loon, Bob Kilgore, Laura June Henry, Dick Baxter, Bob Stark. THIRD ROW: Virgin- ia Hardz, Norma Reed, Marie Batliner, Gene Munson, Bill Lindberg, Jeanne Whittecar, Doris Nelle Hjelm, Dick Stein- metz, Dale Kuhn, Keith Stewart, Bill Shaw, Bob Greene, Doro- thy McCullick, Melvin Kline, Valdemos johnson, Chas. Peterson, Travis Baker, Bob Carlson, Dave Smoot, Keith King, jack Neal, Tom Tullis. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Weaver, Robert Daniels, James Shriver, Donovan Wiggers, Juanita Sears, Bill Nelson, jimmy Brandt, Ed Morgan, Amos jay, Bill Cole, Bob Brown, Richard Lindblom, jack Atkinson, Lois Morrison, Barbara Jirak, Delmar Dodds, Arnold Ward, Chas. Amann, Don Patterson, Bette Lou Marts, Elaine johnson. FRONT ROW: Floyd Weaver, joan Stoecker, Beverly Greiner: Betty Darby, Louise Lopp, Fern Nadine McGuire, Gerald Farrey, Wm. Sassnett, Russell Duncan, Tom Jordan, Margaret Caven, Don Clingan, Donna Jean Diller. 53 i 1 i 4 MaryJane Blair, Pat Wynn, Betty Myers, Marjorie Eldf V, LM HHNH IH, HNGIIS SINE WASHINGTON HIGH CHGRUS FIFTH HOUR, BACK ROW: Marjorie Rhoades, Georg- iana Swenson, Dorothy Reed, Phyllis Lindberg, Martha Lou Little, Kay Cowie, Bert Ivlorgenson, Lewis Crawford, Harold Dailey, Lillyhelle Brandt, Mildred Nelson, Betty Lovan, Mary Vermillion. THIRD ROW: Betty Fitch, Wziiitlzi Burson, Wiliiizi Johnston, Charles Heinze, Bold Allison, Delmar Wzilters, Jimmie Perrill, Vernon Travis, June Garrison, Erma Clark, Reba Just, Connie Nelson. SECOND ROW: Imogene McGinty, Lois Lindeman, Ruth Marie Snider, Gordon Lee Miller, Richard Lip- poldt, George Paul, Lafayette Woodartl, Bob Hagler, Margaret Rustenhach, Helen Heartwell, Mary Howard. FRONT ROW: Vern Eddie Burghart, Dorothy Fitch, FOURTH HOUR CHORUS: BACK I2.OW: Rose- mary Bentson, Ruhy Dennison, June Faulkner, Marjorie Lorensen, Joyce Ashcraft, Junior Miller, Fred Kramer, Bill Moore, Colleen Schroeder, Mary Jo Bronaugh, Bonnie Wcwods, Erma Rosherg. THIRD ROW: Lois Wilson, Corrine Walters, Evelyn Andersen, Viola Sprout, Ed Layman, Don Keithline, Don Barnett, Dave Byers, Mary Margaret Sheahon, Mary Kay I-Ielfriclc, Mary Cruce, June Hagaman. SECOND ROW: Lucille Hogan, Marjorie Whitman, Hazeltine Smock. Don Davis, Jack Folsom, Phil Ryan, Leland Stack, Pauline Kendle, Elinor Kline, Naomi McMickel. FRONT ROW: Frieda Stutzman, Jeanette Darst, Virginia Monahan, Marilyn Olworg, Maxine Brown, Peggy Irving, Shirley Hagler, Doris Allen, Gwendolyn Smith, Marilyn Bet- Marjery Grant. son. ridge, LaRue Johnson, Betty Woodring, Bette Musser, LINCOLN HIGH CHGR 54 HSUHIHIHN lllllllw ELLEN I-I. BICHFIBDS CLUB BACK ROW: CLefr to Rightj Harold Brensinger, jack Michael, jesse Downs, Stanley Bauguess, Bill Maxwell, Harold Daily, Bill Tickel, presi- dent, Don Keithline, vice-president, Henry Bross, Bryce West, Don Struble. FOURTH ROW: Justine johnson, Vivian Knight, Arlene Gray, Lois Muir, Marjorie Rhoades, Esther Mae Woods, Dorothy Smith, Eleanor Shelton, Doris Rounkles. THIRD ROW: Kitty Crosby, secretary, Kay Crough, treasurer, Olive Titus, Pauline Armour, Dorothy Dawson, Helen Crosby, Earline Thom. SECOND ROW: June Schindler, Norma Putnam, Barbara Hess, Laura june Henry, Ruth Brown, Alvena Burger, Katherine Cahill, Louise Petrie, Margaret Brady, Lucille Ditto, Wanda Burson, Jeannie Whittecar. FRONT ROW: Anna Lora Miller, sponsor, jean Norlin, Virginia Talley, Bette Korbe, Ruth Dale, Margie Cooper. FIRST SEMESTER BOYS COOKING CLASS: Seated, foreground: Bill Tickel, Bryce West, Henry Bross, Leslie Coates, Dennis Ser- rault, Pat Henry, Vincent Crough. In the background: Tommy Ashton, Stanley Baugh- ness, Harold Daily, Paul Day, Darrell Nelson, Don Keithline, Bill Maxwell, Charlie McCabe, Dale Michal. NSN THE MOQDU 1. Torch Cluh. 2. Gross and Adams swing, it . 3. Kelly cuts 11 rug with Reed. 4. Ah, Cooper! 5. Russ and Mowery. 6. Beau- ty gone haywire. 7. On Mowerv's lawn. 8. Shorty and Glen. 9. Patty Cake?real1yll 10. Pairing off. 11. Sittin' pretty. 12. 1t's the outdoor life for us. 13. At K. of C. after any game. 14. Student Council decorates. 15. Adams and Trapper. 16. Gross and men! 17. York and Harvey amuse the gals. 18.101- lity at Lincoln. 19. Marts cools off. 20. Tootie and Eldridge, 21. Trail staff. 22. Smitty, Chuck and jackie. 23. Cory and 56 Noyce at Roosevelt. 24. South end gang at Lincoln. 25. When we were young. 26. High over Kansas City's Na. tional Milsic contest..27. Foster, Austin, Breon and Harris, 28. Noon Interlude. 29. State Lake for relaxation. 30. Bart- lett third grade. 31. Slumherless party for Io Cvoffe. 32. Adams and THE car. 33. Courtesy, 1ohnson's taxi service!! 34. Ref member jo Ann? 35. Cooper, Wee and Pat. 36. South Park sixth grade. 37, Sweet young thing-Hank Henry. 38. Bart' lett Sixth grade. 39. Pat, jo, and Rusty. 40, Pat, Cooper and Rusty cooling. .5 3 Qi iii it A4 5 is 3 X. HH Illilliln NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Elected from the upper-third of their class on the basis of scholar- ship, character, leadership, and service qualifications the 33 students, I5 boys and 18 girls from the 1942 senior class brings Salina High's chapter membership to 473. Pictured in the group below are this year's members: Back Row Cleft to rightl William Sasnett, Beryl Cloud, Jim Hurst, Ralph Ricklefs, Frank Adams, Winston Hull, Dick Clarke, Vincent Padgett, George Harvey, Don Wilcox, Ed Surface, Charles Lear, Charles Griffin. Third Row: George Sherman, vice president, Helen Heartwell, president, Lafayette Woodard, treasurer, Betty Howe, secretary, Knot in the picturejg Front Row: Aileen Christofferson, Frances Lee, Ruth Ayres, Martha Lou Little, Martha Ann Fuller, Ruth Austin, Virginia Stoecker, Patricia Lanahan, Josephine Jordan, Helen Jane Wallace, Virginia Snyder, Mary Jane Lambertson, Betty Lind- blom, Doris Pyle, Lois Lindeman, Marjorie Eldrege, NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY: Representing the upper ten percent oi the soph- omore class in scholastic achievement, the ten boys and 20 girls elected to national junior honor society membership this year are the tenth group to be cho- sen for this honor, bringing the total in the Salina chapter to 262. Pictured in the bottom picture are Back Row: Cleft to rightj Joan Williams, Jeanne Byers, Frances Shreck, Margaret Gannssle, Virginia Lee Epp, Margaret Eberhardt, Betty Lou Moreen, Betty Ann German, Jane Dunbar, June Bain. Middle Row: Wilber Johnson, Wesley Mace, Wayne Land- er, Gene Rheault, Bob Reed, Carol Beggs, Delmar Boyer, Charles Dow, Donald Clingan, Milton Shultz Front Row: Virginia Beazley, Helen Balaun, Lois Morrison, Opal Percival, Molly Kellegrew, Thelma Jo Stedham, Marjorie Oliver, Teresa June Norton, Jean Shank, Janet Wood. HHH IT'S AN EXTRA-CURRICUL!-XR.. Why sure, Barney, it's a date . .You see it's gotta he extra-speo shove off, Shorty. . . Papa Shank says. Get in eariyf' Qin the i ial. . .Gardenias and rosebudsl Wliat eoull be more perfect. . morningj. . .Intermission just seems to call for food and relax- i A friend in need is a friend indeed, is jay's motto. . . Time to ation. UUSV mm 'iw '1l1 so ..EVENT MCDST PARTICULAR Isnlt dancing wonderful-just about perfect-with thc right lt's been a wonderful evening An eager audience hears person? . . . What say we sit this one out and have a little about last night's thrills Aw! cut it out, can't you leave a chat-chat with some ofthe gang? . . . Goodnight, my Love , , , fellow alone. V 1 . HNlV 1. Mr. Cooperls fifth hour psychology class. 2. Quartet in Gay Nineties Revue. 3. Lindeman and Snider tell the story of Three Bears. 4. l am the Captain of the Queen's Navy . 5. Paul and l-lagler Strolling thru the Park in Gay Nineties GO Revue . 6. Sailors' chorus in Pinaforc.,' 7. Future chefs. 8 Bartenders' quartet in Gay Ninetiesuz Cowie, Perrill, Paul Srack. 9. Molly Kellegrew in Rumpelstiltskin . 10, Woodard Srack, Hagler, Paul, and Kramer in Pinafore. Huuniiii HUXH WASHINGTON DEBATERSeBack Row: Cstanclingj William Sasnett, Richard Holmberg, George Adams, Coach Carlile. Middle Row: fseatedj Neil Smith, john Miracle, Virginia Huntington, Joyce Vanier. Front Row: Dave Byers, Donna lean Henry, Bob Cobb, Winston Hull, Norma Reed, Don Williams, Dody Francis. LINCOLN DEBATERS: Cstanding left to rightj Clark Carlile, coachg Milton Schultz, Don Clingan, Margie Oliver, Russel Duncan, Thelma jo Stedham, Dick Steinmetz, Janet Woods, ,lim Smith, Bernard Crarvcr. CSeatedj Betty Ann German, Teresa June Norton, Betty Lou Moreen. Finishing their first year of actual def bating in Salina High, the 26 debaters and their new coach, Clark Carlile, feel that they have had a moderately successful season. T h e students traveled 2,130 miles to participate in nine out of town debates, The entire team attended two tournaments by chartering a bus. ln seven tournaments Salina High had at least one negative or affirmative team go through undefeated. Cut of a total of 205 de- bates, 130 were won and 71 lost. Those trips enjoyed most were the bus trips and over night tournaments. Four sopho- more girls won the only cup taken by the Salina squad this year, but under the most able leadership of Mr. Carlile the Salina High School debaters feel certain that the 1942-1943 season will be more suc- cessful. LEFT HAND ROW: Top to Bottom: Imo- gene Cruce, Florence Maxwell, Irene Ander- son, Shirley Richardson, lean Harrington, Virginia' Carter. SECOND ROW: Grace Warner, Shirley Hicks, Dorothy Miller, Mil- dred Iohnson, Dorothy Price, Wanda Driscol. THI RD R O W: Doris Swedenburg, Elsie Hughes, Doris Faulkner, Shirley Puelec, Phyl- lis Purdum, Betty Thrap. RIGHT HAND ROW: Gladys Moore, Mary Higbee, Doro- thea Rooks, Florence Gibbs, Bette Donmyer, Mary Smith. TOP ROW TWIRLERS: Janice Hucksoll, Della lean Harvey, Joyce Larnme, Virginia Cook. BOTTOM ROW TWIRLERS: Helen Atkinson, Betty Gay, Me rlydene Brook- houser, Dorothy Niquette, Jean Dale. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION CABINET TOP ROW: Virginia Carter, Meryldene BOTTOM ROW: Shirley Hicks, Virginia Brookhouse, Mary Wilson, Helen Atkinson, Betty Gay, Leona O'Grady, Betty Moore. Strella, Dorothy Wickersham, Virginia Cook, Ailene Woodring, Florence Maxwell. V L HIHHHW IHI HIIHMI' WASHINGTON G. R. CABINET: BACK ROW: Mary K. Parker, secretary. Martha Ann Fuller, devotionals. Virginia Stoecker, program: Ruth Snider, hiking: Winifred Gutsch, publicity. Patricia Lanahan, social. Helen Heartwell, music. I-IelenWalker, service. Betty I-Iowe, courtesy. FRONT ROW: Donna J. Diller, pianist. Margaret Rustenhack, historian, Lois Lindeman, president. Norma Reed, vice president Io- sephine Iordan, world fellowship. Katherine Harris, treasurer. LINCOLN G. R. CABINET: BACK ROW: Marjorie Oliver, specialty. Margie Eber- hardt, pianist. Betty Ann Oerman, devotional. Betty Lou Moreen, reporter. Jeannie Byers, service. Virginia Lee Epp, courtesy. jane Dunbar, publicity. Molly Kellegrew, music. Dorothy Pettle, historian. FRONT ROW: Thelma jo Stedham, social. Barbara Stack, pro- gram. Florence Maxwell, vice-president. Leona O'Grady, president. Vernalee Sarvis, secretary. Mizr- jorie Frobenius, treasurer. Teresa I. Norton, world fellowship. EIGI-ITI-I GRADE G. R. CABINET: BACK ROW: Ruth Travis, Shirley Drawbaugh, Oeorgann Eyler, Joyce Peas, Maryjane Strowig, Rowena Ross, Merle Gwenn Woody. SECOND ROW: Nancy Riley, Ruth Baughan, Phyllis Lou johnson, jerry Dun- bar, Patricia Eicholz, jerry Lemon, Pat I-Ioward, joan Buehre, joan Brittegam. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Smoot, Peggy Baker, treasureizjean Bell, president. Vir- ginia Neilson, vice president. Iva Belle Flora, secretary. Sally Sue Woodward. HTHATS A G. R. GIRL 1. Lindy keeps trim at Camp Bide-a-wee. 2. 7th, grade officerselviaxine Brown, Delores Vogt, Luellyn Hurst, Shirley Rice, smile at their tasks. 3. Amateur photogs-M Heartwell, Greiner, and Howe--get snapped. 4. I-laggart and Zimmerman, Roos. sponsors. 5. Wash. cabinet assistantsf D. Hjelm, D. Wilsturi, D. Francis, L. Sum- mers,S, Adey, J. Vanier, D, johnson. Standing: V. Knight, L. Brandt, J. Stoecker, R. Betson. 6. Relaxation after a Roos. G. R. confab. 7. E. Brodine, dean of girls and supervisor of Roos. G, R. 8. L. johnson looks pretty for the camera. 9. Bonnie Wilsori points the way across the Win-e-mar stile for E. Herzog. IO. UAH eyes front for another Hour of Charm. 11. E. Smith, Linc. sponsor, enjoys a week-end outing. 12, Stoeckers take time out for a Ufireside chatn. 13. Smile pretty, Miss Andrews! 14. The end of a perfect day at Win-e-mar. ElHSS HElIVIlIl3 UPPER LEFT: 1. Lincoln girls sewing class. 2. The French and lndian War by Andy. 3. Miss Dorothy Cater and her Roosevelt orchestra. SEC- OND ROW: Natural science holds these Roose- velter's eyes. 5. A little dissection in biology. 6. Future handy housewives. THIRD ROW: Salina High News goes to press. 8. jack Kelly plus Lin- coln dramatics class goes to work. 9. C. E.Barehas an interested class. LQWER LEFT: Scotty and the elements. ll. What's cooking boys? 66 HI- EHHINIIS WASHINGTON HI-Y CABINET TOP ROW, CLcfttoRigl1tj Gordon Miller, Frank Adams, George Sherman, treasurer, Winston I-Iull, Manford Peck, William Sasnett, Clark Gebhart, secretary, Donald Jenson. BOTTOM ROW: Leland Srack, Vernon Travis, Znd vice- presidentg Vincent Padgett, president, Charles Griffin, lst vice-pres., Bob I-Iagler, Dave Byers. LINCOLN I-II-Y CABINET TOP ROW, CLefr to Rightj Bob Baker,Wayne Swedenburg, Bob Reed, Harold Froning, spon- sorg Robert Weis, Milton Schultz. BOTTOM ROW: Donald Clingan, Robert Buehler, secretaryg Bernard Garver, treasurerg Gene Rheault, presidentg Dick Noyce, vice-presi- dent, Tom Tullis, I-Iarold Bramhall. ROOSEVELT HI-Y CABINET TOP ROW, CLeft to Righty Art Wilson, Larry Kauffman, vice-president, Bill Grosser, Bob Groth, Tommy Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Marshall Faith, Lewis Reynolds, secretary and treasurerg Bob Tinklepaugh, Melvin Clingan, Eugene Moore, Dick Heywood, Melvin Way- land, jack Howard, president. HHH ll S Frankie Gzjohnny Were Sweethearts sang the canfcan chorus, kicking lovely, lively legs in time to a tinny piano. And the Gay Nine- ties Revue was a wide open success. The jinx that hovered over the junior play . . . Cookie's broken arm . . . a gorgeous set that almost wasn't built . . . a director who almost got killed during the holidays. Rumpelstiltskin . . . First full length oper- Ctta presented solely by the junior High came furnished with devils, a dwarf, Shakespear' ean ladies and gentlemen, yeomen, and music. The beautiful Why the Chimes Rang gave us Christmas carols, stars in our eyes, and a prayer in our hearts. Senior play-Germans and women mixed it up to give us shivers. A drunk, a murder, a new director did their best to make up for Kelly's entry into the army. A memorable year in dramatics, exciting, profitable, prophetic of years to come and all because of Kelly's genius. u. HMHHEHE MIHIHIHV' l l LY, WVhen plans were started last October for the 1942 edition of The Trail, the staff members did not dream that May of 1942 would find the United States nearing its six months' milestone in XVorld VVar II. The staff plans to dedicate this year's book to S. H. S. graduates who had gone into service for their country was formulated long before the attack on Pearl Harbor. Hence the task of compiling a com- plete and accurate list of those in the many branch es of the fighting services has increased with each passing week. The list given below, we fear, is far from complete, but it does represent a genuine ef- fort to record the graduates since 1930 who had gone itno Uncle Sam's fighting forces.-Trail Editors. Class of 1930 Howard Turtle-Army Harlan Wakefield, Army Clyde Smith, Navy Air Corps Class of 1931 Melvin Lindeman, Army Cecil Shelley, Army Class of 1932 Richard Smith, Army Duane Roberts, Army Carl Hederstedt, Army Wilmarth Kouns, Army Evald Goodholm, Navy Air Corps Robert Baber, Army Air Corps Class of 1933 Miles Gilbert, Army Wayne Stevenson, Navy Roy Dillingham, Army Frank Barbee, Army Wirt Salthouse, Army Air Corps Raymond Carnal, Army Neil Harkelroad, Navy Norbert Boughton, Army Air Corps Class of 1934 George Nicodemus, Army Paul Kubitschek, Army Armond Gloyd, Army Alex Fielder, Army Mark Dodge, Naval Medical Corps Bob Brown, Army Kenneth Goodall, Army Hugh Quinn, Army Howard Scott, Army Max Piper, Navy Air Corps Robert Forrey, Army Class of 1935 Dorman Francis, Army Air Corps Halsey Hines, Navy Air Corps John Gerth, Army John Shaver, Army Walter Waring, Army Air Corps Clifford Wolfson, Army Rymond Menish, Royal Air Force fReported Killedj Maynard Kouns, Navy Roy Heath, Royal Canadian Air Force Albert Henry, Army Lawrence Berg, Army Dee Earl Henry, Army Lester Hall, Army Air Corps Class of 1936 Kendall Baker, Army Eugene McKinney, Army Warren Jenny, Naval Reserve VVallis Campbell, Army Harvey McArthur, Army Richard Nethaway, Army John Crowther, Army Bryce Ficken, Army John Q. Royce, Navy Air Corps Robert Kauffman, Army Air Corps Robert Marietta, Army 70 Eugene Swedenburg, Army Ted Collister, Army l.oren Hallam, Army Elton LaRue, Army Kenneth LaRue, Army Allen Llivers, Army Robert Moreen, Army Air Corps Bennie Prater, Army Kenneth Rittgers, Navy Theodore Sheahon, Army Everton Doom, Army Earl Deeble, Naval Reserve Burl Clark, Navy Robert Sullivan, Marines Robert Beggs, Army Robert Lindblom, Army Bill Shedden, Navy Class of 1937 Harold Bessey, Army Alfred Lindgren, Air 'Corps Gerry Fish, Army Jack B. Buell, Army Dale Kline, Arm Paul Pennock, Army Ernest Reed, Army James Sanford, Navy Air Corps Evan Shaible, Army Guy Smith, Army Harry Thompson, Navy Jack Thompkins, Army John Fitch, Navy Francis Weis, Army Doyle Crites, Army Air Corps Vance Archer, Army Air Corps Dick Frobenius, Army Ray Kubitschek, Army Eugene Jennings, Navy Robert Benfield, Army Air Corps Milton Lohman, Army Air Corps Paul Christensen, Army George Baker, Army Y Class of 1938 Henry Ashton, Army Jim Surface, Marine Grover Cobb, Naval Reserve Curtis Smith, Army Jack Mercer, Army Jack Kindlesparger, Army Air Corps Fred Eberhardt, Marine Corps Raymond Pycha, Army George Lockwood, Navy .John Walker, Army NVilliam Hinkle, Army Harold Hartley, Army Warren Doom, Army Marvin Greene, Army Earl Ripley, Army Air Corps Earl Graves, Army Richard Morgenson, Navy Stephen T. Hoyne, Army VVard Hollenbeck, Army Air Corps Chris Haldeman, Army Air Corps Ralph Bachofer, Army Albert Brooks, Navy Harold Crowthers, Navy Kendrick Brown, Naval Reserve Bob Frobenius, Army Wesley Garrison, Army Harry Gregg, Army Al Hargraves, Naval Reserve Chris Kuhn, Army Ralph McClain, Army Vernon Coyle, Army Marc Hale, Army Richard Collister, Army Bill Quinley, Army Air Corps Class of 1939 VVayne Haworth, Army Clyde Osborne, Army John Reed, Army Tyson Beazley, Naval Reserve Gus Geoffroy, Army Air Corps Nick Robson, Army Air Corps Donald Gane, Navy Nathan Bengston, Army Leslie Bear, Navy Jim Hiller, Army Air Corps Benton Eagle, Army Air Corps Paul Van Cleef, Navy Air Corps Philip Gard, Army Air Corps Cecil King, Army Air Corps Ray Perrill, Naval Reserve Herbert Illingsworth, Navy Donald Wolfersburger, Navy Harold McBeth, Army Weldon Hamilton, Army Air Corps Class of 1940 Arlo Bailey, Army Don Freeman, Navy Vantress Baringer, Navy Charles Dilworth Jr., Army Don Hinchman, Army Delbert Jewell, Navy Bob Neil, Army Gordon Fahring, Army Bill Travlor, Navy Reserve George Blaylock, Navy Dale Bradshaw, Navy Earl Wakley, Army Donald Johnson, Army Paul Lohman, Army Air Corps Robert Neal, Army Leonard Berry, Army Jess Dugan, Navy Kenneth Frobenius, Army Max Hjelm, Navy Bud Moore, Army Bill Ripley, Army Air Corps Bob Surbaugh, Army Jack Tyler, Army Class of 1941 Curtiss Chambers, Navy Paul Bueche, Army Air Corps Blaine Hardesty Cwith drew in spring of 1941 to enlist in Na- vy-was killed in action in the Pacific February 26, 1942. Class of 1942 Jimmy Mar, Army FIHHIINH M H HU U N S 25 5 QIZED SPHIHS SEEIIHN V SU YHll'Hl lHl DNV MHSl VHHIHH Each year the Salina High Athletic Board chooses one boy from the senior class to be the Most Valuable Athlete. Based on Train- ing, Morale, Sportsmanship, Loyalty, and Record, the Most Valuable Athlete award is the highest honor paid to any athlete at Salina High. This year's choice, Don Keithline, meets almost unanimous appro- val. Don is a three-monogram winner both in football and in basketball. Playing half- back, Don made the all-C.K.L. football ll HlHllll teams both as a junior and as a senior. His hard running and linefbacking place him among the all-time great Maroon gridsters. Don played guard on the basket, ball team where he was a regular for two years. Besides being the highest scoring guard in the league his senior year, he was among the league's best rebounders. His long set shots pulled many a game out of the fire. He was an all-C.K.l.. guard as a senior. 1. Skipper Phillippi convoys rescue truck on morning of the Chapman game. 2. Ma- roons rescue football equipment during the October flood. 3-4. Crridsters drill in street clothes during the flood. 5. Action in Chap' man game transferred to St. john's field bef cause of an inundated gridiron. 6. Flood scene of Kenwood Park showing baseball fields and track. 7. Coach Pete Phillippi talks to the team between halves of the Chapman game. 8. Don Keithline and Pat Henry take time off to pose for the camera during a football drill. 9. The Maroons watch the rising water after an unsuccessful attempt to save the football field and track from the flood. 10. Another equipment rescue scene. ll. George Sherman lets one go during a football drill. 12. Mulberry and Second streets become waterways during the October flood. M H HHN TOP ROW: BILL BRADLEY-senior- full hack-two letters-Captain of 1941 team. LARRY SMITI-I-senior-end- two letters-made winning touchdown against Abilene. BILL TICKEL-senior -guard-two letters-all-CKL-Third all- Kansas Team. VINCENT PADGETT- senior-tackle-one letter-Znd all-CKL team. SECOND ROW: DON KEITH' LINE-senior-tailback-three letters- All-CKL last two years. WAYNE PEALZ- ORAF - senior - center - two letters. EMERSON DOW-senior-end-one letter. LESLIE COATESfsenior-wing- back-two letters. BOTTOM ROW: PAT I-I E N R Y-seniot-quarterback- two letterselnd All-CKL team. LEON- A R D C A R T E R-junior-guard-one letter. BOB MEADS-senior-taclcle- three letters-lettered sophomore year at Waterloo, Iowa. IVAN MCKIM-senior -guard-one letter. IVIHSIHNHS TOP ROW: BILL NOYCEAsenior- end-one letter. BOB ADAMSfsenior -center'-one letter. CHUCK GRIFFIN -seniorfguarcl-one letter. DON BAR- NETTfseniorfquarterbackfone letter. MIDDLE ROW: MARK FAHRINO- junior-end-one letterfcaptain elect for 1942. I-IENRY BROSS-senior- tackle-one letter. KAY COWIE-senior -tackle-two letters. FRANK ADAMS -senior-guarcl-one letter. BOTTOM ROW: GEORGE SHERMAN-senior -halfbackvone letter-best passer on squad. GABRIEL KNIGHT-sopho more-fullbackgone letter. L L O Y D ZIEOLEResenior-fullback-one letter. HARRY OARRISON-junior-tackle- one letter. 1941 alllllllll Salina ......... 12 Salina .... . . . 6 Salina ........ . 19 Salina. ........ 12 Salina ...... . . .32 Salina ......... 20 Salina .... . . . 7 Salina.... O Salina. ....... . O 1'4Newton .... McPherson . Clay Center. . . Abilene .... I-lerington . . Chapman , . junction C.. . . . Manhattan . 'kwyandotte , Topeka game cancelled. ' nonfleague games. lH4l NHNHINHS Manhattan , .... . . . Salina ...... McPherson ..... . . . junction C.. Abilene .... Clay Center. . . . . Chapman .... . . Herington . . Per. .858 .781 .710 .644 .571 .286 .143 .OOO 59 432i 58, 34 ff' W 4 , , G QMZM-zisnr Wagga 'G 25.55 53 72 iss KV? B2 65 Www Q W 552 wifi Sr Qi QgQgiiif?i ive: HHHIIHH HHHHHHH, lIHHl HH HHH 1. Duane Nelson gets a rebound in the B game Wlth Her' ington 2. Bill Bradley watches as Don Keithline and Bill Noyce fight for a rebound in the junction City 61-33 loss to the Maroons. 3. More action in the Herington B game. 4. Don Keithline goes after a pass in an early season loss to Topeka. 5. Tense moment in the Maroons' 30-15 non-league win over Emporiag Gabe Knight and Bill Bradley charge in for the rebound. 6. Don Keithline and Chuck Lear go up for a rebound in the Emporia gameg Art Miller is No. 99. 7. A pile-up under the basket in the Manhattan gameg Charlie McCabe, No. 88, is ready for his chance at the ball. P. L. Pl-llLLlPPl 'iPete -Much of the credit for the football record of the Maroons since the fall of '38 goes to this man. Coach Phillippi, com- mercial teacher, was an all-around athlete in college, for he played football, basketball, and baseball at Kansas Wesleyan. His Mustang grid- sters took second in the league last fall, losing only one loop game and tying one. His track and BH basketball squads have also been high ranking in league competition. EARL MCRRISONWNO basketball coach in the history of Salina High has ever equaled the record set up by Mr. Morrison. ln his first five years at the helm, his teams cap- tured two CKL titles and tied for one, won three regional tournaments, and won a second place in a state class AA tourney. Coach Morrison at, tended Kansas State College where he was on both the football and the basketball squads. Besides being head basketball coach and physical educa- tion teacher at Lincoln, he is also assistant foot' ball mentor. L. W. CHESNEY-The job of grooming the green junior high players for varsity service is handled by Mr. Chesney, B team coach. This man, a Washington teacher of social science, played football for Kansas Wesleyan Uni- versity where he took his college work. The Little Maroons, under the direction of Mr. Chesney, have always finished the season with a good record. This year Chesney's Mustangs won one and lost one game, but had four other games scheduled that were rained out. SIDNEY YQUNGQUIST Sid w-Coaching junior high athletics is a tough assignment. Most boys this age have nothing, at first, except the will to play. Mr. Youngquist drills them in rules and funda- mentals of the sport and this helps prepare them for future varsity service. Mr. Youngquist, in his third year as mathematics teacher and junior high football and basketball coach, played football while attending Bethany College at Lindsborg. Youngquist's eleven won one game and lost two last fall in an abbreviated season washed out by the flood. UHEHlS I, 'inrjlll X , lil!! ,f X MHHHUN LARRY SMITH-guard, senior, three lettersg played fine defen- sive ballg one of the league's best rebounders. CHARLES LEAR-forward, sen- ior, two letters, all-C. K. L. for- wardg the league's leading scorer, fast and, an excellent passer. MARVIN VAN WINKLE-jun- ior, guard, one letterg a good ball handler and a capable reserve. DON BARNETT- forward, sen- ior, one letterg an excellent floor many his passing gave many Ma- roon scoring chances. BILL NOYCE - guard, senior, one letter, the fastest man on the squad, good at cutting off playsg reliable reserve. GABRIEL KNIGHT - center, sophomore, one letterg Gabe , six feet, three inches, was tallest man in the league and a good rebounderg has two more years of service. EHHIHW BILL BRADLEY-forward, sen- ior, two lettersg Bill's hustle and fight was a big factor in several games. DON KEITHLINE-guard, sen- ior, three letters, was highest scoring guard in league, and a steady rebound man, CHARLES McCABE-forward, senior, one letterg his scoring ability made him a valuable as- set to thesquad. I ARTHUR MILLER - center, senior. one letterg his rebound- ing ability and height played a big part in several wins. JERRY SIMPSON - manager, jerry kept all equipment in good shapeg was well-liked by players and coaches. DUANE NELSON - center, junior, one letter, moved up to varsity squad in mid-season, will be big help next year. H fl H SllllHIl BACK ROW: Coach Morrison, Marvin Van Winkle, Charley McCabe, Duane Nelson, Bill Bradley, Junior Miller, Gabe Knight, Laurence Smith, Bill Noyce, Don Keithline, Charles Lear, Don Barnett, Coach Phillipi. MIDDLE ROW: Don Jensen, Dave Byers, Swede Leonard, Gale Morrison, Pete McCabe, john Finney, jack Bell, Bob Cobb, Jerry Simpsongmgr. BOTTOM ROW: Virgil Peterson, Gene Rheault, Junior Chaney, Vernon Travis, Lewis Tickel, Bill Clark, Bob Reed, Art Shannon-mgr. JHNIHHHISHHHH BACK ROW: Coach Youngquist, Loren Walters, Darrell l-loultberg, Paul Strand, Paul Agin, Dick Noyce, Leslie Marlin, Bob Knight, Eskil Anderson, Dale Olsen-mgr. MIDDLE ROW: Bert Chambers-mgr., Terry Gardner, Neal Gordon, Don Swartz, Sandy Fahring, Gene Anderson, Douglas Coleman, jack Lippoldt, Bob Lindeman, Everett Nicol, Pat Lanahan. FRONT ROW: Aubrey Linville, Delbert Dayhofl, Billy Cheek, Tommy Work- man, Harold Groat, Eldon Young, Bob Sandburn, Bob Coyle. 1342 HHSIlllHHll SHISHN Salina 1-ligh's hustling cagers brightened an already shining record by emerging co-champ- ions of the 1942 league race. The Mustangs put the bad foot forward in early season non, league play by losing to Russell, Topeka, and Wyandotte. Swinging into league competition, the Maroons downed Abilene 32 to 26 before defeating Emporia 30 to 15 in a non-league contest. Stepping back into league play, the Salina five displayed their capabilities by de. feating I-Ierington, Clay Center, and the rangy Manhattan Indians by impressive margins be- fore losing to an inferior Chapman group, 34 to 31. The junction City squad, made up of giants, were next on the chart for the Mus' tangs and they were big enough to throw a scare into all but the Maroons, who were built for maneuverability-the score, Salina 61, Junction City 33, with Charley Lear col- lecting 21. A championship squad will have its ups and down and Salina lost to McPherson 31 to 26, defeated Junction City 30 to 21, and then lost again to McPherson 41 to 30. The Mustangs made a brilliant finish, however, by defeating Manhattan, Herington, Clay Center, and Abilene. McPherson, the other half of the championship title, lost to junction City, Manhattan, and Abilene. The Mustangs es- tablished another record in point getting by clipping off 599 in league play against their opponents' 412. Lear, forward, collected 131 points in league play to top individual scorers with a 9.3 average. The Maroons were elim- inated by Dodge City in the first game of the regional 36 to 35. T1-1 E SEASON'S RECORD Salina 21 Russell 29 Salina 30 Topeka 35 Salina 26 Wyandotte 34 Salina 32 Abilene 26 Salina 30 Emporia 15 Salina 47 Herington 23 Salina 50 Clay Center 29 Salina 61 junction City 33 Salina 43 Manhattan 28 Salina 31 Chapman 34 Salina 26 McPherson 31 Salina 41 Chapman 27 Salina Salina Salina Salina Salina Salina Junction City 21 McPherson 41 Manhattan 30 Herington 22 Clay Center 32 Abilene 34 Regional Tournament Salina 35 Dodge City 36 Salina scored 599 points in league play against opponents' 412 1942 TRACK SQUAD BACK ROW: Davis, Pratt, Eitel, Stark, Morton, jot. dan, Pugh, Asst. Coach Morrison, Coach Phillippi, Han- cock, Lindeman, Folsum, Tullis, Gray, Price, Atteber- ry. Third Row: Goodholm, Armstrong, Bramhall, Buehler, Brooks, Hienze, Case, Geis, Morgan, Byers, SHIINH HIGH The Maroon thinclads opened the 1942 sea- son without a track, their own oval being ruin- ed by last fall's floods. Despite this handicap, Coach Phillippi's squad has made a good rec- ord. In the opening meet at Manhattan, the In- dians outscored the Maroons 77 1-3 to 54 2-3. Traveling to Abilene next, the Maroons out- pointed the Hands 86 to 46. Salina scored 12 points at the Hays relays to take fifth place. The Maroons won a dual from Minneapolis 81-51 and then entered four boys: Bill Noyce, Lloyd Ziegler, George Sherman, and jack Bad- ley, in the K.U. relays where they garnered 5 1-2 points. Other meets of the Maroon sched- ule included a quadrangular at Junction City, April 25, a dual at Chapman, April 28g the C. K.L. at Manhattan, May 2, the May 8 Region' al, and the State Meet at Wichita May 15-16. GO LF SEASON-The Salina High golfers, Don Cain, Bob Cain, Jim Goodwin, and Duane Rhodenbaugh, teed off last fall in the first half of C.K.I.. competition and came through with a 21-point margin. Don Cain, freshman, was Salina's medalist. This spring the Maroon linksters opened their season at Davis, Eckelmnn, Garrison, Yockers, Olson, Priddy, Manion. Second Row: Beck, Fahring, Tickel, Lippoldt, Knight, Finney, Padgett, Keithline, Griffin, Stack, Car- ter, Nelson, Hagler, Noyce, johnson, Front Row: Burt, Colvin, Dow, Barnett. White, Sassnet, Capt. Sherman, Noyce, Badley, Ziegler, Meads, Jenson, Cooper, Hancock PHINH SPHHIS Newton with Gail Morrison taking Rhoden- baughls place. Salina took fifth. The Maroons took fifth at the Hutchin- son Invitational with Don Cain as team med- alist. Bob Rittgers, junior, was a member of the team for that tourney. Salina's golf sched- ule included two other meets in May: the C. K. I.. event at Manhattan, followed by the state meet at Wichita, provided the Mustangs came through with a first in the C. K. I.. TENNIS SEASON-The Maroon netmen open the 1942 season against Manhattan April 2, winning all eight matches. junction City and Salina met April 7 on the Salina public courts and the Mustangs won 12 of the 18 matches played. The Salina netmen defeated the McPherson Bullpups 9-O in a dual meet April 10. Other dual matches scheduled were with Clay Center, Junction City, Mc- Pherson, and Manhattan. The C.K.L. tourney was to be held in Manhattan May 2, with the Salina team rated tops. The Regional was scheduled May 9 at Salina, and the state tour- nament was slated for May 15 at Wichita. 1942 Point-Winners on the Mustang Track Squad: CUpper Leftj Noyce, senior letterman, placed third in 880-yard run in K,U. Relaysg Ziegler, senior letterman, tied for third at KU. in the javeling Capt. Sherman was a consistant top-place winner in the pole vaultg White, junior, Mustang runner in the 100-yard and 22Ofyard dashesg Griffin, senior, regular entry in the 440-yard rung Badley, senior letterman, consistently good for points in high and low hurdlesg CLower Centerj Sherman, Badley, Ziegler, and Noyce were the Mustang entries at the K.U. Relaysg CLower Leftj Half-mile re- lay team: White, Keithline, Reed, Noyceg CLower Rightj Mile-relay team: Sherman, Reed, Griffin, White. A llNNIS Garth VanPelt, Manford Peck, jack Wooley, jay Hines, and Don Willgus. JAY HINES, senior, four letters JACK WOOLLEY, senior, two letters GARTH VANPELT, senior, one letter MANFORD PECK, senior, squadman DON WILLGUS, junior, two letters, Hines, Coach C. E. Bare, VanPelt and Peck get together on net strategy. , -Y f V J' il n, C , , , . a K .. ll Kg-515 . , 5 fn- 5-fr-Aff., - C141 fx L-24 N .A 'j- X XA .xl 'xyf XQKQC, I ff , X 0152- lcbl l. HHH BOB CAIN, Senior Three Letters DON CAIN, Freshman One Letter HM GOODWIN, Junior Two Letters BOB RITTGERS, junior One Letter 4 GAIL MORRISON, Sophomore One Letter ,g5:1xf' 7' ' 'I' Q- Qglc,-vff 6 if a,M,ZZZ,J3-526 - WM, fiflww iii? ZfV,'7,.:..d'7wfj'4Q,f Mffohfgfw-fg ,f,.,c,g gz ' 02,911-'ffdffdf ,,,,MWWMfffffQ71M-fffff ?i,,.l0f'-4'-'Mb :M m-Ewgfwizg SMH HIHD HEUHHINIHNEI HI mmm MWVZMHWVJ ,iM7LZN , MHHINH lHl 3HNlH ll lHHIl From convertibles to jalopies: 1. Prob Adams, his car, Smoky, Charlie, and Bren. 2. Miss Seiver steps out on Wednesday to shop along Santa Fe. 3. The Personality Plus car starring Frederick and Willie, accompanied by Swede, Cobb, and Meads. 4. Gross and her maroon convert with Rusty, Janie, and Pat. 5. Beach's little gray ford-the other three heads belong to Baker, Noyce, and Mort Srackg the familiar bicycle trio: Padgett, Sherman, and Griffin. 6. Lebow and Hodgson ready to set off down Santa Fe Avenue to the Tuesday Lions Luncheon, accompanied by two junior lions: Bob Kuhn and George Paul. 89 . Advertisers Lisi iii' The following 99 firms and business men of Salina have contributed much to the success of The Trail. Without their cooperation it would not have been possible to give you The Trail at such reason able cost. Express your appreciation by patronizing these merchants. When making purchases mention The Trail A. KL G. Cafe Ashton Hardware, L. J. Barbee Cafe Bernard's Brown-Mackie School of Business Cafe Casa Bonita Central Labor Journal Central Typewriter Co. Consolidated Printing Co. Cozy Inn Davis-Child Motor Co. Dodge Agency Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. Duckwalls Bbegafitiumberi fCo. Eberhardt-Pettle Sec. School Edgington Music Co. Epp's Bootery Farmers National Bank Finance Credit Co. Fitzpatrick Mortgage Co. Fox 'Salina Theaters Frank lin Life Insurance Co. Gibbs Clothing Co. Glick, VViltse, Studio Golden Belt Lumber Co. Haggart-Gawthrop Heath's Holsum Bakery Hoyt-West Jackson Creamery Co. Jo-Mar Dairies Co. Kansas Power and Light Co. KSAL MN QW? Hi-Power Service Kress Co., S. H. Lamer Pharmacy Lamer Recreation Lee Hardware Co., The Lee Mercantile Co., The Lee Flour Mill, The H. D. 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WHOLESALE O Plumbing and Healing Supplies Water Softeners Air Conditioners and Mueller Furnaces I E , J Telephone 1024 302-4 North Santa F National Honor Society Central Typewriter Company 'k i' 'k Phone 965 14-6 North Santa Fe 92 Congratulations to the Class ot 1942 Salina Transit Co. Ride the Bus and Save Money THE SUPERIOR COLLEGE OF BUSINESS EDUCATION BRIIW - CKIE SCHOOL or BUSINESS Original School Established 1892 44 ip The Fully Accredited School SECBETARIAL BUSINESS Courses for Women Courses for Men l. ghiggcigibglackie School of Business has PRESTIGE and TRADITION and is conducted according to COLLEGE 'P The PERSONNEL of the Brown-Mackie School of Business has more individuals with MASTER'S DEGREES than any other business school in the Middle West. 3 The school emphasizes PE RSONALITY DEVELOPME NT, gives Cultural Training and a Broad Education 4. The School has a complete program of STUDENTS' ACTIVITIES,--student council, school parties, quartettes, basket ball teams, students' social clubs, student assemblies, and etc. 1 Offers all Advantages of a Large School ---- Eliminates Disadvantages of a Small School. -k Recognized as the Leading Business School of Salina and of the Middle West. Accredited by American Ass'n. of Commercial Colleges COver Woolworthsj Phone 59 Between the Book Ends Rebecca-Marjorie Oliver. Tom Sawyer-Warren Hemphill. Jo Marsh-Joan Williams. Pinnochio-Neil Ericson. Count of Monte Cristo-Ralph Van Loon. Gullivcr-Donald Dieckhoff. Alice in Wonderland-Teresa June Norton. Little Eva-Eloise Hodgson Ramona-Betty Moore. David Copperfield-Wilber Johnson. Snow White-Thelma Jo Stedham. Robinson Crusoe-Pat Lanahan. . I Lorna Doone-Elaine Bigler. YS. GMM' Jayne Eyre-Leona O'Grady. Ivanhoe-Bob Reed. Sherlock Holmes-Charles Marsh. Memories P. T. A. Carnival at Prom. Bob Meads' long stands at the library win- dow Unknown murderer of Incognito Last glimses of Private Kelly Bracke ditto. Andy's perennial antics. Dramatics class-'Tm a hen, I'm a hen! Farmer Bob and Farmer Fred. Coilatcrals. Vandalism in the journalism cottage. Horrors of an interview assignment. Civil War roll call. Male election at Lincoln. Competent Typist test. Trials and tribulations of high water. Casa Bonita offers both Cafeteria and Coffee Shop Service :Lux An Ideal Dining Place for Students 24-HOUR SERVICE ' 1' . sons - KSAL w3l'ei?t?1'uv. Aus LISTEN 0 . Features Associated ,ff I ,lf V I Press News gggZ2 ' U04?f'f5: '-fy ' 'J ,, g ,- . , f,,,,, , ul Mutual Broadcasting M All the Best Ya'gy , ,l Dance Orchestras 'Q'-agp 5, X , Nw Broadcast on KSAL J -I II50 on the Dial 93 We invite you to establish a banking habit with us gOPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT The National Bank of America Capital and surplus S354,000.00 Member of F. D. I. C. CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduates ot S.I-I.S What ever you olo What ever you ao H May aoool luck anol THE SALINA IOURNAL Follow You 94 L l A Complete Line ot QUALITY GIFTS 031. .Stnicldlen IEWELEP1 123 North Santa Fe What's in a Name---or a Title! What's the difference between a genius and a moron? Well, don't ask meg I don't pretend to bc either, but take a gander at the follow- ing book titles. The first is just another way of saying the second, but you'll admit theytre just a little moronic, for maybe the work of a gc-niusj. Anyway, takc your pick. I bet you- 're not a genius. Everything Noiseless on the Occidental Fore- part-All Quiet on the Western Front. A Narrative of Double Metropolises-A Tale of Two Cities. How Grass-Like Was My Low Place Between Two Mountains-How Green Was My Val- ley. For W'hat Person the Ding-Dong Ting-a-lings -For VVhom the Bell Tolls. The Sweet Young Thing or the Striped Beast? -The Lady or the Tiger? Frozen Water Shut in-Snow-Bound. Wandcrings of a Stubborn Four-footed Beast Travels of a Donkey. lt Vvill Never Occur in These Parts-It Can't Happen Here. Monarch's Line-King's Row. Clothes tor Men and Boys Congratulations to You Graduates o Sears Roebuck 81 Co. 14-4 North Santa Fe Debated Entrance-Disputed Passage The Manner in Which to Obtain Intimate Ac- quaintances and Exert Moral Power Over Human Beings-How to Win Friends and Influence People. Advance of the Luminous Regiment-Charge of the Light Brigade. The Gentleman in the Metal Face-covering- The Man in the Iron Mask. The Red Epistle-The Scarlet Letter. The Shopkkeper of the Canal City-The Mer- chant. of Venice. Purloined-Kidnaped. Disappeared with the Moving Air-Gone with the Vvind. Small Females-Little NVomen. Mislayed Rendevous of Earth and Sky-Lost Horizon. Triple Comrades-The Three Musketeers. The Lunar Bodv is Descended-The Moon is Down. Concerning Small Gray Rodents and Male Hu- man Beings-Of Mice and Men, Small Purple Fruits of Anger-Grapes of Wrath. 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Everybody wanted it to be ruined, Yet a tear would have fallen here and there If it h. d been. If must be here to stay, For a long while anywayg With its ereaky stairs and cracked cement, 'Cause nobody REALLY wants to see it go- That old Washington building. THE PIONEER BANK OF SALINE COUNTY Hflly Cozmzry 'YYY of Then Sometimes We are prone to forget just what our country means to us. Through it we can have life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness-and financial independence! Many of the successful men and women of today are those who learned to save yes- terday. Make saving a part of your life- not just be saving-but to be ready to take advantage of the opportunities your coun- try offers. THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PFALZGRAF DRUG STURE SANTA FE Sz WALNUT O Soda DRUGS Candy Prescriptions Pangburn and Johnston Chocolates JULIUS ZELLER COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE Mechanical and Hydraulic O SALINA, KANSAS 141 North Seventh Telephone 1627 IOI CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1942 Model Laundry and Dry Cleaners 211 - 213 South Santa Fe Phone 91 DRESSES and SPORTSWEAR Shop Around The Corner 102 E. Iron Phone 1017 065 O DAIRY PRODUCTS ICE CREAM - MILK - BUTFER The Quality Line Hoot- cllifeat At all times showing a complete line of lunior Wearing Apparel ond Hats, as Well as everything for the Mothers ir Prices are Attractive Quality High It 1-las Occurred To Me Since the Dark Ages of the Roosevelt building, l have been haunted by people who for weeks and weeks look dubiously at me, and then one day when all is calm, they sidle cautiously up to me and whisper, just what nationality are you, anyway? And when l tell them my prepared answer, they turn disappointedly away. But now it can be told: my mother was a beautiful South Sea lslander, and my fath- er a visiting fireman. Sometime in awful past l must have been Cleopatra, or at least one of the Borgias. Because, l'm the type who steps on spiders and pinches little babies. The first baby l ever pinched was my little brother, when he was one and Iwas six. My mother was outside hanging clothes, and he was in his little cradle. And l sneaked up behind him -with a water pistol for protection agains ' uders-and pinched h' The ast a inc ed was a cute little WM of about sim. She kicked me from behind, I pinched her from in front Leighton Floral O SAY IT WITI-I FLOWERS 102 Padgett's Printing House Let Us Serve You Stationery Sl Office Supplies Book and All Kinds of Printing Telephone 210 123 North 7th St Ernest E. Padgett, Prop. MN E I -Q- 'I'NQrf- P C0 GRATULATION S I all 1 2:52 ,XYJVR Ryan-Sullivan Mortuary L-- Salina Metal Products Corp. Manufacturers of Sheet Metal Products GALVANIZED TANKS VENTILATING SYSTEMS NEON SIGNS AND SERVICE OIL TANKS METAL GRAIN BINS EVERYTHING IN SHEET METAL SA A, KANSAS -.1 X UYm,vY Y k f7iJ- ' If 6 and she spit in my eye. I yelped blindly and she screamed. I-Ier dash- ed from the house and ran toward us, gathering rocks as he came, My big brother did the same. Stones and names flew, windows crashed. My sister joined my side to battle wildly against the girl's mother, who was leaning from her kitchen window, exhorting her side, Our dining room win- dow popped open and my mother came out feet first, and immediately the other mother ran out to do personal affront. A stray neighbor or two joined us, and our two family dogs, usually the best of friends, began to fight savagely, attacking any and everyone. I I don't know quite what ever happened to the battle after that . . . the little girl and I got bored and went into the back yard to make mud pies. I know what you're thinking: no such battle could ever occur in real life. But this one did. It had been simmering for years, and after that it boiled for several more. But the IM girl and I remained the best of friends.-D. A. '42 .2 45 BE NARIYS - 73513 C9 13 Nor gfrwfdf 6 5 r u r nd The ' lime ff 9 ,va-H New I 'Il I ,ZLL l r 'l 'Q' ' Jo 7 ' IS lAfvv4l ff 'I' W 1 ' Q I ?Af4' - , 1,1 F . fl f' ' I I' .f 'X We Q ,MN f -1 G odEn Uelea r L VE A HQ 204 South Santa Fe ve KVM-JVM. ' h nes 586- -588 ' 3,4109 THE SIM PLEX SHOP John C.Pyle Auto Engine and Radio Service . . . All Types Radio Tubes . . . Official Philco Radio Warranty Service . . - Engine Tune Up? Even a New Car May Be Improved 149 North 7th Phone 1519 Kansas Star Flour 'A' The Wvestern Star Mill Co. IO3 pf x76-Quanta The ideal place for olinner, party, 4176, ' M and dancing if you like it, is the Argus Room of the 1555 ees S I Iv GUARANTEED m S Liaiiiiiiiiiei , Salina Spring Xi llxle Service 215 N. Santa Fe Phone 567 Elmer Comfort Congratulations to the Class of 1942 Keep ,em Ffyfng, ' all 8 Q Cate Phone 3622 for Reservations 151 North Santa F e Salina, Kansas Tuning Up for Rumpelstiltskin rlluorvu. .,.., 'N.5NC5 . n , . RESERVIQW ofa NCB C0, PERSONAIQIA LOAHS -A- ro saoo N E S 'I' ' it-312 ctu:acu-:c'i. TJ. GEORGE KAUFFMAN 104 IIMER INSURANCE- SALIN A Success to the at Graduating Class ot l942 ' to the H. U. Simpson Motor Co. CHEVROLET-BUICK DEALER CL QF 1Q42 239-241 N. santa Fe 'kit IOURNAL BUILDING . Better Fountains Serve Salina Engraving Co. Zinc and Copper Halftones - Zinc Etchings 4 Sodos and Sundaes That Satisfy Made With Waiting for t'On Stage Signal Swings Ice Cream 1517 for Todayls Sperialf Style Headquarters for Student Wearing Apparel Shoes For Hlfltls New If: Penmivlsn Young Men and Q W? sign, ,,, A Women 105 t 4 Ask Your Grocer Heatlfs Holsum Bakery THE JAEKSUN IIHEAMERY EU. DELICIOUS ICE CREAM and COLD DRINKS Served to You By EFFICIENT CURB SERVICE fi ' . Qi-5 HQN 45:2 S 045' ' MZ' l 2 My Y Nl Q41 QW ll? Q ll? W W N74 IW S504 ' QW! TRADE MARK gn Rza U.S.9AT.OFF J S2-Sme.QMf' 4:10 ir? The Guide to HIGH GRADE FOODS at your Grocer The H. U. LEE MEREANTILE EU. SALINA, KANSAS Captain Mitchell Checks on the Murderer PEUPLE'5 EAFETERIA I-fame of Good Bair Twenty-Three Yecxrs in the Same Location O 205 South Santa Fe Mrs. Cora W. Shelton, Manager 106 CONGRHTULHTIONS TO TI-IE CLASS OF '42 Paul Swartz Mntnr Cu. DeSoto-Plymouth Soles Sz Service II5-II7 North 7th Phone 495 fi 2 ju 3 : 5 '9 vtfaw., A 5 Y rift : Main. '- ttlt'1tlt'i.S'Ett' 1 A .,r'F1!:fEttititE?r ttxlu! V, . ::1f1'5E::f Fi! vt' !1i:,i:1' P: ' I -A fwifiti 'f1 tit - i Sim A V I . rv -E I fit I 1 A wr rf 2 it ' 5 5 FLOU ' 5 N Q2 lt A N 4 S ROBINSON -55 Q IWILLING COMPINY 5 E- SHLINA. KANSAS. Qs ,Z X D, Z The C. W. Lynn Abstract Company lnc. Licensed Abstractors - Bonded 115 South 7th Phone 71 SALINA, KANSAS Abstracts - Title Insurance - Photostat Service THE SALINA MEREANTILE CU. Dependable Merchandise Since 1871 Y ,Wwe 41 2 Dry Goods and Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Cast for Senior Play Incognito Leicligh - Havens LUMBER COMPANY 'Over Sixty Years of Service to Central and Western Kansas 204'-216 North Fifth For Zoric Dry Cleaning Call Salina Steam Laundrg Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service 148 North 7th Phone 22 lO7 gf 1 'Ii Finance Credit COMPANY Deferred Payment Financing l09East Iron - Salina, Kansas GOOD CLOTHES Mean More Than Ever Right now it is more important than ever before that you pay strict attention to the QUALITY and STYLE of the clothes you buy For more than a quarter of a century Wiegner's have been leaders in the VVomen's wear field in this territory. 6llllW!-?.f??QQ'.'fiS For Entertainment Think of the Fox Salina Theaters Watson Strand Kansas Finest Bread Pan Dandy Affztfayf Pbrsh Sutorius Bread Co. Lincoln High Chorus Picture on page 54 The Lincoln vocal music groups totalling nearly 100 voices have participated in many programs at school and for com- munity affairs. They sang with the Wash- ington chorus in the November Memorial Hall concert for the State Teachers As- sociation. Rumpelstiltslcin was their own operetta produced in October. The girls from the group presented the Crirl Reserves Christmas vesper. Other special programs in which this group had a part, in addition to frequent assembly appear- ances, were the Why the Chimes Rangu community Christmas feature, the April 21 annual spring concert, and the Linds- borg district music festival, Members in the group pictured on page 54 include- LINCOLN CHORUS MEMBERS: BACK ROW: Delores Webster, Bethel Sams, jackie Caplinger, Gladys Moore, joan Williams, Tom Walker, Neil Smith, Junior Hill, Milton Lindblom, Dale White Trucks - Veedol - Used Cars M A I-2 S hw A L Ll umm mam nun tml T 0 X 'annul U Slli llllj-LI A .N .p.,g- Fw- e l --llx li . .2 I f YL? ef. iil c l'li5, ,,, l! ra-P-Cigar 4, A e f- ,- -f -, tl 'j X ,.-,t-,,-, if Wrecker Service - Ecdy Shop Rlarslrall Dlotor Company Salina Kansas 108 CONGRHTULFTTTONS BELL lVl0'l'0B C0. STUDEBAKER Sales and Service 119 North 7th Phone 1262 PBICE'S EOR BETTER SERVICE Eancy Eoods 511 East rm Phone 1044 DAVIS-EHILD MUTUR CU. o Oldsmobile-GMC Trucks Brooks, Bob Lincleman, Sherwood Ryberg, Gene Anderson, Dorothy Johnston, Peggy Witt, Louise Carr, Della Jean Harvey, Dolores Miller, June Bane. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Jenkins, Mary Louise Boston, Ruth Murphy, Dorothy Wicker- sham, Betty Morgan, Paul Strand, Wayne Sweden- berg, Neil Stevenson, Kenneth Cooper, Bob Bagley, Warren Hemphill, Wayne Lander, Doris Stone- man, Joyce Lockstrom, Dorothea Rooks, Barbara Srack, Margie Eberhardt, Betty Moore, Virginia Strella, Doris Swedenberg. THIRD ROW: Ruth Lindenmeyer, Dolores Thom, Betty Daniels, Bea- trice Simmons, Marjorie Newton, Helen Paige, Vern Thomas, Wally Sharpe, Bob Johnson, Bill Furdick, Leonard Mooney, Junior Koenig, Tom Just, Helen Hemphill, Helen Louise Levin, Eliza- beth Royce, Clara McDowell, Lois Sheidler, Jocelyn Swartz, Barbara Flora, Irma Lou Rick. SECOND ROW: Dana Diehl, Patsy Davis, Mar- iorie Frohenious, Leona O'Cvrady, Marie Cain, Dorothy Shultz, Eslcil Anderson, Fred Simmons, John Wolter, Teddy Paul, Clinton Smith, Bruce Serrault, Sally Ann Brown, Emma Lou Wilson, Joan Stevenson, Eloise Barbee, Mary Ellen Justice, Verna Lee Sarvis, Winona Nelson, Molly Kelle- grew. FRONT ROW: Virginia Carter, Phyllis Patterson, Wanda Driscoll, Margaret Smith, Ida Mae Hughes, Marjorie Oborg, Margaret Ricklefs, Betty Rich, Mary Ellen Hamilton, Mary Alice Anderson, Wanda Jean Krug, Flordene Fazel, Shirley Cleveland, Betty Leckington, Dorothy Scidrnore, Ailene Woodring, Shirley Lemon, Mary Lou McClanahan, Patty Joe Reynolds, Dorothy Pettle, Harriet Waddell. The Imprint CONSOLIDATED - SALIN A is the Imprint of Dependability '!l7ore71Ion Drfhfefs' mont 502 Barhee Cafe American and Chinese Dishes Open Day and Night Phone 970 1 I4 Yves! Ash CONSOLIDATED I Salina, Kansas EPSF 0 4 I I C7A!CJ DAIRIES COMPANY , mo nufocturers of Self-at I 9nin1 77roduclS 109 I I If ' H 'W ' ' ' Hi-Power Service Quality at a Savings O Denny-Klepper 0il Co. 1700 South Ninth THE H. U. LEE MILLS CU. SHLINA, KANSAS C Use AMERICAN EAGLE FLOUR lt Happened To Us Dearest Tootsie, Well, it's just about all over. These six years of high school have reafly ffashed by How vrell we remember those good ole days. Remember when Shirley Hagler had a crush on Jay Hines? That was when Joan Goffee was still living here. By the way, remember the second hour English class? Miss Lito- wich was really swell, wasn't she? Shank and Mowery were rivals for Burney then and Don Price had eyes for Barbara Ba'dWin only. Those were the days at Roosevelt. Then we were freshmen and listened to Bracke's songs. Oh yes, VVee Fincher skipped school for the first time and got caught. That was the time when Pat Winn and Claude Pax- ton had it bad. Mildred Hansen was here and my, did the Helfrick and 'hearts ever flutter. Mary Kay George Harvey were that way too. My, my-what we don't remember. Sophomore year came next and so did Skeeter Curtis. That was Kelly's first year, too. The speech class just overflowed with students, Dean Ayers impersonated Mr. Bracke in freshman assembly and what didn't happen then. Everybody was thrilled to death about Tiger House. Gee, wasn't it just wonderful. Remember the leap year dance. More fun. Then we were juniors. My, but we felt grown up. Shiiley Gross arrived and Cory thought he had found his true love. Remem- ber her birthday party? Wonderful to have everything so formal. Wee Fincher got the lead in June Mad and everyone just had to see it And then prom-wasn't it just won- derful tc march in and have so many people watching us. Ge: but time does fly. Now we are seniors. Remember Chocky Fuerst and the farewell party for her. Then Kelly was drafted and everyone was so sad and c'asses were cut just to see him off-I cried too. Then Bracke also left. Why did we have to have a war any- way. Then something happened to the friend- ship of Banker and Heller. VVonder What? Then we had the junior-senior party and boy, did we have fun. Then almost before we knew it, thc year was over. The Baccalaureate ser- vices .ind Class Day and then Commencement and so another class of Salina Hi has taken its final curtain call. Love, -J ere. Central Labor lournol The Voiee gf Lzzaor m Kumar A. 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