Salina High School - Trail Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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..- JOANNE JOHNSON- As democratic as a roller towel. LEONARD JOHNSON - He listens with his face only. VAL- DEMAR JOHNSON- He rises at ten and sets all day. JACK JUST- Men are not measured by inches, but by achieve- ments. GLORIA JUSTUS- The sweet dark of her hair. VIVIAN KIRKPAT- RICK- As bwsinesslike as the click of the typewriter. MELVETA KLEIN- Nimble as a spider. ELINOR KLINE-- A gentle maiden tall and fair with honest eyes and yellow hair. KATHLEEN KNAPP- Friendly as a white picket fence. FRED KRAMER- There are two sides to every question, mine and the wrong one. MARTHA ANN KUBITS- CHEK- And whenever she spoke her voice went singing. WANDA LAGER- MAN- A quiet tongue shows a wise head. MARGIE LARSON- She looks serious, but you can never tell. EVELYN LAWSON-- She spendis her life in soli- tary refinementf' BETTY LEHMAN- Warm, dark, gleaming eyes. JOAN LETTERMAN- D'imples like small whirlpools in her cheeks. JAMES LE- VIN- Wha.t'ls the use of hurrying? ROBERT LEWIS-- A cheerful comrade is better than a waterproof raincoat. RICHARD LINDBLOM- Friends, Ro- mans, Countrymen, lend me your ears. RICHARD LIPPOLDT- Ask him the time and he'l1 tell you how to make a Watch. DORALINE LOHMAN- A lot of noise in a 'small package. SSE DIS

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SSIEN UIQIS DORIS NELL HJELM She has an abundance of wile power. BETTY JANE HOFFMAN- Fate tried to conceal her by naming her Betty. LUCILLE HOGAN - - She is wont to speak plain and to the point. AUDREY HOLMAN -- She meets life as if it were her own invention. RICHARD HOLMBERG A man after his own heart. GLADYS HOSACKU A merry heart maketh a cheerful counte- nance. MARY HOWARD-W Her face is her fortune and it runs into a nice fig- ure. BETTY LOUISE HUGHES - Al- ways trying to please- never to offend. JOYCE HULL- A thing of beauty is a joy forever. .IEANNETTE HUMBAR- GER - Slow 'to wrath. HARLEY HUMES I am a remarkable man in many ways. VIRGINIA HUNTINGTON - Vogue on the outside and vague on the inside. EMILY BELLE HUTCI-IINS Oh your sweet eyes, your low re- plies. FLORA LOUISE ILLINGWORTH - With her, it's no :sooner done than said. CHARLOTTE INGERMANSONM Variety is the spice of life. ALVEDA IVAN Her poise is any other woman's poison. AMOS JAYM He discovered himself and gave ungrudgingly of his discovery to the world. DON JENSEN-- He's quite a pessimist--always building dungeons in the air. BOB JOHNSON- - Other small people were famous before me. DORIS JOHNSON- - You're lovely to look at, delightful to know. LARITE JOHNSON She believes the best way to hold 21 man is down.

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SSIEN DIS DONNA LOCKIE Her eyes are as stfirs of twilight fairg Like sunset glows her auburn hair. RICHARD MARKLEY A man of very few words, GORDON MILLER A very careful student-N careful not to overdo it. JOHN MIR- ACLE Has a monopoly on monkey business. MARY ELLEN MITCHELL'- A merry heart goes all the day, for Na- ture-'s cheery smooth the way. VIRGINIA MONAHAN - Her mind is like a sun dialg it records only pleasantnessf' FLORENCE MOORE Tis tranquil peo- ple who accomplish much. HAROLD MOORE- A rather serious boy, but wel- comes fun and joy. EDWARD MOR- GAN - As moral as a blown kiss. YVONNE MORGAN f A mighty cute girl, you bet, with a smile one can hardly forget. MILFORD MORRISON- - 'tBull- dogmaticf' BETTY LOU MOSELEYW- A true lady represents modesty, sweetness. and sell'-constraint. HELEN MUELLER kindly, quiet spirit where malace finds no home. LOIS MUIR Her voice is ever soft, an excellent thing in a woman. JOYA MCUONNELL Reassuring as sunupf' DOROTHY MCCULLICK - Al- ways trying to please, never to offend, ever ready always A a helping hand to lend. FERN MCGUIRE Knowing that you don't know much is knowing a lot. NAOMI MUMICKELL Deep blue eyes, like two teaspoonfuls of the Mediterran- ean. SHIRLEY MCMILLINH Beauty lives with kindness. BILL NELSON- l-Ie doesn't hurry, he hasn't many cares, he does not worry, tends to his own affairs. DUANE NELSON f He was six foot a man, 1-A, all grit and human nature.