Salina High School - Trail Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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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.

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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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' ' FRANCES NELSON-- Kindness brings its own reward. JEAN NELSON- - Beautiful in face as well as in spirit. DENZEL NEW- 'Tis but a part we see and not the whole. IVER NORDEN- Why man, he doth bestride this narrow world like a Colossus. PAT NORDEN- - As sweet as the lilies that grow in the fields. ILA MARIE NORTON- White happiness and quick delight. ROBERT OBERG-- A good fellow in every sense of the word.', MARILYN OBORG-- She has a cheery smile for everyone. ELLA MAE O'LEARY- Your friend and mine. DOROTHY OSBURN-- Plenty of pep appeal. MARY KATHRYN PARKER'- Her modest manner and graceful air shows she is good as she is fair. OMA PARKS- A friend is she to all who know her. DON PATTERSON- Known to- morrow as today, for his cheery self-reliant way. MARY PATTERSON- A merry heart goes all the way. HAROLD PEASE - Loyalty is his motto, but he's open to bribes. BILL PHILLIPS- HA prompt decisive man. VERNON POLHAMMER - Guaranteed to be absolutely harm- less. MARGARET PORTER- Beauty is its own excuse for being. LESSIE POS- TON- She has a voice that sings around the edges. MARVIN PRATT- A quiet lad, and tall in stature. HAR- OLD PRESS- For nature made him what he is and never made another. SSE DIS