Salina High School - Trail Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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abt' Q5 iW?5V1f' ff . ':' 1 Y- T ' ., f V lb T: V. '- nw g11f1iu::..., t,------., ' A x - N. Y? Y 7 1: 1 K, E ' 'io-, , 9 ,f'fj3.1. A, i . lx NORMA REED- Her 'smile is something to find your way with in the dark. JERRY SIMPSON- A busy person finds time for everything, and does it well. BOB HAGLER- A merrier man within the limit of becoming mirth I never spent an h0ur's talk withal. LOIS SUMMERS- She lives every moment as if it were a crisis. BOB MERRICK- A man of a very few words. GEORGE ADAMS- He ends his jokes with an explanation Lpointlf' SHIRLEY ADEY- If you want knowledge you must toil for it. VIVIAN AKERS- How happy is he born and taught, that iserveth not another's will. CHARLES AMANN- He feared the wiles of maiden's smiles, their winning ways and playful guiles. DOROTHY ANDER- SON- Happiness is a perfume you can- not pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself. GLORIA ANDER- SON- A happy soul that all the way to heaven hath a summer's day. JOYCE ANDERSON- She glamours for atten- tion. DOROTHY ARMSTONG- Words long enough to run as serials. GENE- VIEVE ARNOLD- Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace, BILL BADLEY- Once caught studying, but he has almost lived down the disgrace. ESE DIS

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Achiovomont - - Comradoship - - Dopondability ldoals - - Ns , Bob Cobb Qualifying because of their achievements, comradeship, dependability, and ideals. Donna Diller and Bob Cobb were chosen Representative Girl and Boy for I943. Both were also elected members of the National Honor Society, Bob being elected president of this group. Donnie culminated her active interest in G. R. as president of the Wash- ington G. R. She was the Salina High D. A. R. Good Citizen and placed third in the state-wide rating. Known for her industry and cheerfulness, she was a member of the Donna Joan Dillon' student council and on the junior and senior play production staffs. Bob, likewise ended his four years of Hi-Y work as president. l-le is associate editor of S. H. News and a member of the N. F. l... Besides his regular curricular activities Bob found time to tak:- an active part in sports, lettering in football, basketball, and track. Donnie and Bob were delegates to Girls and Boys State, and Don- nie had the further honor of being elected Secretary of State at the l942 Girls State.

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QSISN D12 MILDRED BAIZE- Her face betokens all things good. BETTY LEE BAKER- Her vigour is like a new-minted penny. MARTHA JANE BALL- And her mod- est answer and graceful air show her wise and good as she is fair. THELMA BAREFIELD- A quiet lass, there are but few who know the treasure hid in you. RONALD BARTLETT'f t'Happy am I, from care I'm free: Why can't they all be contented like me? MARIE BAT- LINER- As genuine as a thumbprintf' JIM BAUGHN- A young man sunny with freckles. DICK BAXTER- Rapid of hand and foot and thought as well. DOROTHY BECK- A good laugh is sunshine in any house. JACK BEIGHLY - A proper man as anyone shall see. ERNEST BELDEN- Sincerity is the backbone of success. 'tis sure helll always strive to do his best. ROSEMARY BENT- SON- uHer face was like cream, her mouth was a rose. PAUL BERGFORD- As silent as awe, CECIL BOILEAU- I do the best I know, the very most I can. LILLYBELLE BRANDT- That lovely woman was long and slim as a young white birch or a maple limb. RAY BREEN- And he was always quietly arrayed and always human when he talk- ed. MAZIE BRIZENDINE- Happy-go- lucky all the day. JO BRONAUGH- Ambition has no rest. ILENE BRUSS- 4'Fortune comes to her who seeks the best in life. BILL BROWN-- He has' his heart in a sling. BOB M. BROWN- And there's a fellow who's off to renowng Fate tried to conceal him by naming him Brown.