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HODGSON High School Principal Uiloancil ot ed! ucatlon .Stanton Jlcqmlnlatnatona MARGARET RICKLEFS Vlgie-President 3: Mgifeixti A -,Q W CHARLES MARSH gi W ff- A AAAA A X A Student Council e . 3 ,1!,ifgiiAg AAA f President x f 1 Qtte A 6 . Lihfagwgait 5. . , s ig? 33 :ig ,Zi A 4 . ..', ,- -fog. 2:11 . Q .ml . Alf--. A ' ,wg Era: 1 PAT LANAHAN if ., .- President .,,, , ,A 1' A A' 11. l fv- HELEN HEATH RUDY Treasurer Secretary 1 1 eniona KARL ABBOTT- Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Music Performance Club 4, Major-Science, Minors -Mathematics, Music. BOB ALLISON- Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Music Performance Club 4, Student Council 1, Band l,2, Major-Commercial, Minor- Mathematics. PEGGY JEAN ALLISON- Entered as Junior from Hays, Kansas: G.R. 1,2,3,4g Junior and Senior Girls Club, Major-Com- mercial, Language, Minors - Mathematics, Social Science. GENE ANDY ANDERSON- Lettermen Club 4, Basketball 2,3,4, Major-Industrial Arts, Minors-Mathematics, Social Sci- ence, Student Council, Vice Pres- ident. MARY ALICE ANDERSON- Major-Home Economics, Minors -Science, Mathematics. G.R. 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. lg Music Perform- ance Club: Senior Girls Club, Rumplesti1tskin. DALE ARMSTRONG- Entered as Junior from, Culver, Kansas, Majors - Mathematics, Science, Minors-Social Science, Practical Arts. BOB BAKER- Majors-Social Science, Mathe- matics, Minors - Language, Music, Football 4, Hi-Y Cabinet Member l,2,4g Kodak Club 3- Vice-President, Dramatic Club 4, Lettermen Club 4, SHS News Staff 4, Stage Manager. Spring Green , Student Council 1-2. X n MARGARET J. ABELL- Margy -Entered as Junior from Tescott, Kansas, G.R. 1,2,4, Jun- ior and Senior Girls Club, Major -Commercial, Minors - Home Economics, Mathematics. GRACE EARLENE ALLISON- Entered as Junior from Hays, Kansas, Majors-Home Econom- ics, Social Science, Minor-Math- ematics. ESKIL ANDERSON- Hi-Y 1,2,3-secretary, 4, Foot- ball, 1,3, Basketball 1,3,4, Golf 3,43 Rumpelsti1tskin, Pina fore, Trial By Jury , Major- Mathematics, Minors - Science, Music. IRENE ANDERSON PENNY G.R. 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2, Kodak Club, Junior and Senior Girls Club, Major-Commercial, Min- ors-Home Economics, Clothing, Mathematics, Social Science, Drill Team 1,2. ANITA ARMSTRONG SISSY Major-Commercial, Minors - Social Science, Home Economics, G.R. 1,2,3,4, Junior and Senior Girls Club. ' HAROLD DEE ATTERBERRY- Major-Social Science, Minors- Mathematics, Physical Science, Language, Football 3,4, Hi-Y 1,4, Track 1,25 Library. JEAN ANNE BARTLETT LIBATSIY Majors-Social Science, Commer- cial, Fine Arts, Minors-Mathe- matics, G.R. 1,2,3,4, Dramatics Club 4, Junior and Senior Girls Club, Junior Play 3. ANN BAUGHMAN- Entered as Sophomore from Jew- ell, Kansasg Majors-Mathemat- ics, Science, Minors-Social Science, Foods: G.R. 1,2,3,4, Sen- ior Girls Club. VIRGINIA BEIL- Majors-Commercial, Social Sci- ence, Minors - Mathematics, Foods, G.R. 4, G.A.A. 1, Junior CPresidentJ and Senior Girls Club. VIOLET BICKEL- Entered from Gypsum High School, Major - Commercial, Minors-Social Science, Home Economics, G.R. 1,2,3, Senior Girls Club. MARY LOUISE BOSTON- Major-Social Science, Minors- Mathematics, Language, Dramat- ics, G.R., Kodak 3, Dramatics Club 4, Senior Girls Club, Stu- dent Council 2g C.K.L. Music Contest 1,2,3, Say It With Music, Trial By Jury, Rum- pelstiltskinf' LILA BROCKELMAN- Major-Social Science, Minors- Commercial, Home Economics. G.R. 1,2, Senior Girls Club. PHYLLIS BROWN- Major - Commercial, Minors - Mathematics, Social Science, G.R. 1,2,3, Junior and Senior Girls Clubg Say It With Music. DOROTHY BURTON- Majors-Mathematics, Art, Min- ors-Languages, Social Science, G.R., G.A.A., Senior Girls Club. QX lil CQQAA ot 1945 FLORENCE BECK- Major-Home Economics, Minors -Social Science, Mathematics, G.R. 1, Senior Girls Club. JACK BESHEARS- Entered as Sophomore from Pitts- burg, Kansasg Major-Mathemat- ics, Minors-Mechanical Draw- mg, History. BOB BITLER- Entered from Assaria, Kansas as Junior, Major-Industrial Arts, Minor-Social Science, Basket- ball 1,2, Senior Boys Club, Class President 2, Class Treasurer 1. DELLA MARIE BOYD- Minors-Clothing, Home Eco- nomics, Commercial. G.R. 1,2. MARGARET BROSS- Major-Social Science, Minors- Band, Mathematics, Commercial: G.R. 1,2,3. EMY LOU BURKHOLDER- Majors-Art, Mathematics, Min- ors-Commercial, Social Science, G.R. 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1, 1945 Trail Staff. Junior Girls Club. DORIS CARLSON- Entered as Sophomore from Falun, Kansas, Major-Home Economics. Minors-Mathematics, Social Science, Language, G.R. 2,3,4, Dramatics Club, Junior ggi?-Presidentb and Senior Girls u . 13 EYLLOTLA VIRGINIA CARTER- Majors-Commercial, Social Sci- ence, Mathematicsg Minors- De- bate: G. R. 1,2,3,4 Treasurer: G.A.A. 1, Asst. Vice-Pres., 2 Sec. Treas. lettered, 3 lettered: Junior and Senior Girls Club: Rumpel- stiltskin, Debate letter 2. BERT CHAMBERS- Major-Mathematics: Minors - Language, Social Science: Letter- men Club: Senior Boys Club: SHS News Staff: Golf 2,4. BILL CLOVIS- Majors-Shop, Scienceg. Minors- Mathematics, Social Science: Hi- Y 1,2. ALBERT TUTTIE COOPER- Entered as Sophomore from Junction City, Kansas: Major- Science: Minors - Mathematics. Social Science: Golf 3,4: Letter- men Club: Senior Boys Club. JUNE CROCKETT- Entered as Sophomore from Belleville, Ill.: Majors-Music, Science, Mathematics: Minors - German: G.R.g Dramatics Club 1,2,3: Senior Girls Club: Two Letters for-Music: Girls Sextet 4: I-I.M.S. PlI13f0I'E,'j Student Council 1. OMAGENE CRUCE- JEANNE Major-Commercial: Minors - Home Economics, Social Science: G.R. 1,2,3g G.A.A. 1.2: Senior Girls Club: Say It With Music : Rumplestiltskin. BETTE KATHRYN DANIELS- Major-Social Science: Minors- Music, Mathematics: G.R. 2,4: G.A.A. 2,35 Junior Girls Club: Student Council: Rumplesti1ts- kin g Trial By Jury : Say It With Music. 14 1.1.1 V BILL CASE- Major-Shop: Minors - Band, Mathematics, Social Science: Track Two years: Wrestling Three yrs.: Hi-Y Two yrs.: Let- termen Club: Senior Boys Club. CONNIE CLEM- Major-L a n g u age: Minors - Mathematics, Social Science: G. R. 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3: Senior Girls Club. DOUGLAS C. COATES- Major-Shop: Minors - Social Science, Science. BOBB COOPER- Majors - Science, Mathematics: Minors-Music, Language, Social Science: Hi-Y 1,2,3,4: Lettermen Club: Tennis 2,3,4: Class Presi- dent 1: Student Council Member. HELEN CROSBY- Major-Phy. Science: Minors - Social Science, Mathematics, Home Economics: G.R. 2,3,4g QPresidentD: Senior Girls Club: Student Council 4: Say It With Music. SHIRLEY DAILY- SHIRT Majors-Language, Commercial: Minors-Social Science, Music, Physical Science, Mathematics, G. R. 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. l,2,3,4: Senior Girls Club: Say It With Music : Trial by Jury g Rumpelstilts- kin : Chorus 1,2,3,4. VANCE DARLING- Entered as Sophomore from Mountain View, Missouri: Majors Mathematics, Social Science: Minors-Commercial, Music: Hi- Y: Basketball: Wrestling. VIRGINIA DARNELL GINNY Entered as Junior from Delphos, Kansas, Major-Social Science, Minors-Commercial, Home Eco- ncamics, Science, Music Festival DON DIECKHOFF DICK -- Majors - Mathematics, Science, Auto Mechanics, Minors-Social Science, Band, Senior Boys Club. JEAN DOWNEY- Entered as Senior from Watonga, Oklahoma, Majors - Mathemat- ics, Social Science, Minors - Spanish, Science, G.R. 4, SHS News Staff, Class Treasurer lg Secretary 2, President 3, Rain- bow Girls Organization 2,3, School Paper 3. ANNE DREVETS- Entered as Sophomore from Smo- lan, Kansas, Major-Social Sci- ence, Minors-Home Economics, Physical Science, Mathematics, G.R. 2,3,4, Music Performance Club 43 Junior and Senior Girls Clubs Secretaryl, Trial By Jury , Say It With Music. STANLEY, ENGLUND- Entered as Sophomore from Falun, Kansas, Majors-Mathe- matics, Natural Science, Minors- Social Science, Music, Football 3,4, Track 3, Wrestling 3,4, Let- terman 4. SANDY FAHRING- Majors-Mathematics, Shop, So- cial Scienceg Hi-Y 4, Lettermen Club-President 4, Football, Let- ters 3,4-Captain 4, Baskebtall 1,3, Manager, Track 1. GERALD FORREY- Majors-Mathematics, Industrial Arts, Minors-Social Science, Physical Science, Senior Boys Club. Ciaaa ot 1945 PATSY DAVIS- G.R. 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2, Kodak Club 3, Dramatics Club 4, Junior and Senior Girls Club, SHS News Staff, Rumpelstiltskin , Say It With Music , Stage Crew for Junior Play, Student Council- Treasurer 4. DANA DIEAHL- Majors-Mathematics, Language, Minors-Social Science, Chorus, G.R. 1,2,3, Rumpelstiltskin , Say It With Music , National Music Contest at Omaha, Neb. 2. MARY FRANCES DREESE- Major-Mathematics, Minors - Language, Social Science, Physi- cal Science, G.R. l,2,3,4, Senior Girls Club, National Junior Hon- or Society, Linsdborg Music Con- test, Band Member. IRENE ELDER IRISH - Major-Home Economics, Minors -Commercial, Mathematics, G. R., G.A.A. LEOLA EWER- Entered as Senior from Milton- vale Wesleyan College, Major- Science, Minors - Mathematics, Social Science, G.R. 4. BARBARA FLORA- Majors - Science, Mathematics, Foreign Lanugages, Minor-So- cial Science, G.R. Cabinet 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1, Junior and Senior Girls Club, Student Council President 2, Trial By Jury , Say It With Music , Glee Club Contest 1. GERALDINE FORREY- Major - Mathematics, Minors - Foreign Language, Social Sci- ence, Muslc, Band. I5 eniona HAROLD FRAIZER- Majors - Mathematics, Science, Social Science, Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Cab- inet 2,4, Lettermen Club 3, Ten- nis 3, Treasurer 1, President 2, Stage Manager of Carefree , Coach of Rumpelstiltskin . WILLIAM R. FURTICK- Major-Gen. Science, Minors - Social Science, Mathematics, Commercial, Hi-Y 2,3, Dramatics Club 4, Senior Boys Club, SHS News Staff, Debate, Pinafore , Rumpelstiltskin , Junior play set crew. DALE GARRISON- Major+Mathematics, Minors - Social Science, Shop, Hi-Y 3,4. ARTHUR GILBERTSON- Entered as Sophomore from North Dakota, Majors-Mathe- matics, Social Science, Drawing, Science, Hi-Y 3, Senior Boys Club. MAXINE HALSTEAD- Majors!-Commercial, Social Sci- ence, Minors-Mathematics, G.R. 4, Junior and Senior Girls Clubs. DARLEN E HAMMETT- Entered as Sophomore from Ba- varia, Kansas, Majors - Mathe- matics, Home Economics, Minors -Social Science, Industrial Arts, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Junior and Senior Girls Clubs, 1945 Trail Staff. JEAN E. HAWKINS- Majors-Home Economics, Social Science, Minors - Mathematics, gciince, G.A.A., Senior Girls u . CHARLES FREDERICK- Entered as Sophomore from Smo- lan, Kansas, Major-Industrial Arts, Minors-Mathematics, So- cial Science, Senior Boys Club. EULA GAFFORD- Major-Commercial, Minors - Fine Arts, Social Science, G.R., Music Performance Club, Junior Girls Club. GEORGE GARRISON- Majors-Mathematics, Social Sci- ence, Minors-Drawing, Science, Industrial Arts, Hi-Y 4. BILL GRIFFITH- Entered as sophomore from Junc- tion City, Kansas, Majors-Math- ematics, Science, Minor - Social Science, Hi-Y 4, Lettermen Club 4, Basketball 3,4, Class Presi- dent l, Senior Student Council. CATHERINE HAM- Entered as Sophomore from Neo- sho, Missouri, Majors - Science, Mathematics, Minors-Social Sci- ence, Foreign Languages, G.R. 2,3, Junior Girls Club, Class Vice-President 3. MARGARET HARRIS-Major - Social Science, Minors-Commer- cial, Mathematics, Band, G.R. 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1, Junior and Sen- ior Girls Clubs, l945 Trail Staff, Junior Play. HELEN HEATH- G.R. President 2, Cabinet 1,4, G.A.A. l,2, Junior and Senior Girls Clubs, SHS News Staff, Class Treasurer 4, Trial By Jury , Say It With Music , D.A.R. Good Citizen 4, National Junior Honor Society 2, Girls Glee Club Contest 1. . . Q I Q HELEN HEMPHILL- HEMPY Majors-Commercial, Social Sci- ence, Minors-Language, Mathe- matics, G.R. 1,2,3,4 Cabinet, G. A. A. 1,2, Senior Girls Club, Na- tional Junior Society, Say It With Music , Rumpe1stiltskin : Trail By Jury , Student Council Representative 3. TOMMY HILL- Entered as Junior from Arizona, Major-Social Science, Minors-- Art, Mathematics. FLO HILLS- Entered as Sophomore from Ada. Kansas, Major - Commercial, Minors - Mathematics, Social Science, Home Economics, G. R. 1,2,3.4, Senior Girls Club, 1945 Trail Staff, Say It With Music. J . B. HINKLE- Major-Shop, Minors - Mathe- matics, Social Science, Senior Boys Club. CHARLES HOFFHAUS- Majors - Mathematics, Science, Social Science, Minor-Langu- age, Hi-Y 1,2, Brotherhood Chairman 3, Secretary 4, Mem- bership Chairman, Dramatics Club 4, Lettermen Club 4, SHS News Staff, Editor, Student Council 2,3, National Junior Hon- or Society, National Athletic Honor Society, State Scholar- ship 1. PEGGY HOLTER- Majors - Mathematics, Commer- cial Art, Minors-Physical Sci- ence, Home Economics, Social Science, G.R. 1,2,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Junior and Senior Girls Club, Say It With Music. DARRELL HOULTBERG- Major-Shop, Minors-Commer- cial, Social Science, Hi-Y 2,3, Senior Boys Club Treasurer. K Clam ot 1945 BETTY HEPNER- Entered as Sophomore from Monetle. Mo., Major7Art, Min- ors-Mathematics, Science, G.R. VIRGINIA BELLE HILL- Majors-Home Economics, Phy- sical Science, Minors - Social Science, Mathematics, G.R. 3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Senior Girls Club, Student Council Representative 2. GENE HINDE- Entered as Junior from Lincoln, Neb., Majors-Band, Art, Minors -Mathematics, Social Science. ELOISE HODGSON- Majors--Social Science, Langu- age, Minors-Music, Science, G. R. Cabinet 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2, Dramatics Club 4, President, Junior and Senior Girls Club, SHS News Staff, N. F. L., Na- tional Junior Honor Society, Carefree, Junior Play. PAULINE HOLM- Entered as Junior from Ruskin, Nebraska, Majors-Social Sci- ence, Commercial, Minors-For- eign Languages, Science, G.R. 3,4g Dramatics Club 4, Senior Girls Club, Vice-President 2. J EWELL HOPP- Majors-Social Science, Commer- cial, Minors-Clothing, Foods, G.R. 1,2,3,4, Music Performance Club, Senior Girls Club. NORMA JEANNE HUMES- Majors-Commercial, Social Sci- ence, Minors-Band, Mathemat- ics, G.R. 1,2,3,4. I7 .!., .Santana EDRIS VIRGINIA IDOL- Entered as Senior from Alton, Kansas, Majors - Commercial, Minors-Music, Social Science, G.R. 3,43 Senior Girls Club, Drum Majorette 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club. MARJORIE JAY- Majors-Language, Mathematics, Minors-Social Science, Fine Arts, G.R. 1,2 Cabinet, 3,45 Music Performance Club, Junior and Senior Girls Club, Student Council 2, Say It With Music. BOB JOHNSON 'tCURLEY - Entered as a Junior from Inde- pendence, Mo., Major-Mathe- matics, Minor-Social Science, Football 3,4, Hi-Y 4. MILDRED JOHNSON -'MILLIEH Majors - Science, Mathematics, Minors-Social Science, Commer- cial, G.R. 1,2,3, G.A.A. 1,2, Drill Team. ROLLIN JOHNSON- Major-Industrial Arts, Minors- Mathematics, Social Science, Let- termen Club, Wrestling. TOM JUST- Major - Mathematics, Minors- Commercial, Social Science, Hi- Y, Junior Play Cast, Student Council Representative 3, Trial By Jury, H.M.S. Pinafore , Rumpelstiltskin. EDWARD KAKENMASTER- Entered as Senior from Hopkins- ville, Kentucky, Majors-History, Science, Minors-Spanish, Math- ematics, Senior Boys Club, Vice- President. BOB J ANZEN- Major-Social Science, Minors- Mathematics, Industrial Arts, Hi- Y l,2,3,4, Secretary and Treasur- er Student Council 2, Represen- tative Student Council 1. ROBERT GERALD JOHNSON- Major-Mathematics, Minors - Social Science, Industrial Arts, Hi-Y 2,3,4g Kodak Club 3, Music Performnce Club, Rumpelstilt- skin , Say It With Music , H, M. S. Pinaforef' HAROLD E. JOHNSON- Majors - Mathematics, Physical Science, Minors - L a nguage, Milgli, - Social Science, Hi-Y 11 3 7 ' RICHARD JOHNSON- Entered as Sophomore from Kinsley, Kansas, Majors-Mathe- matics, Social Science, Minors - Commercial, Natural Science, Hi- Y 1,2,3,4. DON J OSLIN- Major-Mathematicsg Minors - Social Science, Science, Band, Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Kodak Club, Presi- dent 3, 1945 Trail Staff, Adver- tising Manager, Junior Play - Carefree . MARYELLEN JUSTICE- Major-Art, Minors - Latin, Mathematics, Social Science, G. R. l,2,3,4, G.A.A. lg Junior and Senior Girls Club, 1945 Trail Staff, Associate Editor, N. F. L. President, Debate, Rumpelstilt- skin , make up, Say It With Music. GLORIA KASSEL KASSIE - Entered as Sophomore from Wichita Falls, Texas, Minors - Mathematics, Language, Bandg G. R. l.2,3,4, G.A.A. 3, Senior Girls Club. BARBARA KEATING- Major-Commercial, Minors - Mathematics, Social Science, G. R.2,3,4, G.A.A. 1, Junior and Senior Girls Club. LETHA KENDLE- Major-Science, Minors - Math- ematics, Social Scienceg Junior and Senior Girls Club. RAYMOND KING- Majors-Mathematics, Language, Minor-Social Science, Say It With Music. LAWRENCE KOENIG- Majors - Mathematics, Social Science, Minor-Industrial Arts, Football 3,4, Lettermen Club, Rumpelstiltskin , Trial By Jury , Pinafore g Say It With Music. FANELLA KRICH- Entered as Junior from Council Grove, Kansas, Majors - Home Economics, Commercial, Minors -Social Science, Mathematcis, G.R.1,2,3,4, Junior and Senior Girls Clubs. JOYCE LAMME- Majors-Social Science, Art, Min- ors-Mathematics, Language, G. R. l,2,3,4, G.A.A. lg Junior and Senior Girls Club, 1945 Trail Staff, Glee Club Contest, Drill Team. PAT LANAHAN- Majors-Mathematics, Language, Minors-Social Science, Science, Football 1,2,3,-ig Basketball 3,41 Tennisg Hi-Y Vice-President 2, Lettermen Club, SHS News Staff, Advertising Manager, Class Pres- ident 4, Student Council 1, Na- tional Junior Honor Society. ,-,E FJ '- Clam at 1945 LAVERNE KELLY- Entered as Sophomore from Nor- ton, Major-Mathematics, Minors -Social Science, Commercial. BARBARA JEAN KING- Major - Commercialg Minors- Social Science, Home Economics, G.R. 2,33 Junior and Senior Girls Clubs. NADINE MARCELLA KNIGHT- Majors-Mathematics, Home Eco- nomics, Minors-Social Science, Commercial, G.R., G.A.A. 2. RUDOLPH KRAMER RUDY - Majors - Mathematics, Physical Science, Minors-Music, Langu- age, Social Science, Hi-Y 2,3,4, Dramatics Club 4, Class Secre- tary 3,4, Carefree WANDA J EANNE KRUG- Majors-Commercial, Home Eco- nomicsg Minors - Mathematics, Social Science, Fine Arts, G. R. 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2, Junior Girls Club, Senior Girls Club Treasur- er, Say It With Music , Kodak Club 3. BERNICE LAMMON- Entered as Sophomore from Denver, Colorado, Majors-Com- mercial, Home Economics, Min- ors-Art, Social Science, Mathe- matics: G.R. 2,3, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Senior Girls Club. MARY LOUISE LAUBER- Major-Home Economics, Minors -Social Science, Commercial, G. R. 1,2,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3. 19 Q 1J-nr' 1 enlonzl BETTY LECKINGTON- Majors-Art, Commercial, Social Science, 1,2,3,4, Junior and Slfnior Girls Clubs, Rumpelstilt- s in. SHIRLEY LEMON- Major-Commercial, Minors - Mathematics, Social Science, Home Economics, G.R., Music Performance Club 1.2, Junior and Senior Girls Club, Student Coun- C1 . NORMAN T. LEVINGSTEN WHITEY - Entered as Senior from Jackson, Michigan, Major - Industrial Arts, Minors-Social Science, Mathematics, Commercial. ANNE LEWIS- Entered as Sophomore from St. Joseph, Mo., Majors-Social Sci- ence, Minors-Commercial, Sci- ence, G.R. 2,3,4, G.A.A. 2, Junior and Senior Girls Clubs. MARGARET LINDBLOM- Majors -- Mathematics, Commer- cial, Minors-Social Science, Music, G.R.1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2, Junior and Senior Girls Clubs, Say It With Music , Band, Ko- dak Club 3. ROBERT BOB LIN DEMAN- Majors - Science, Mathematics, Minors-Language, Social Sci- ence, Football 3,4, Basketball 3,4, Track 3, Hi-Y 43 Treasurer, Student Council, Junior Play, Pinafore , Trial by Jury. JOYCE LOCKSTROM- Major-Mathematics, Minors - Spanish, Commercial, G.R. l,2,3, 4, G.A.A., Junior and Senior Girls Club, Rumpelstiltskin. BOB LEEDY- Entered as Sophomore from Kan- sas City, Mo.g Majors-Physics, Music, Minors - Mathematics, Social Science, Language, Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Kodak Club 3, Music Per- formance Club, Solo Event Music Contest 3. MARY LETTERMAN- Entered as Junior from Beatrice, Nebr., Major-Commercial, Min- ors-Physical Science, Mathe- matics, G.R. 2,3.4g G.A.A. 2, Sen- ior Girls Club, Student Council 1. HELEN LOUISE LEVIN- Majors - Mathematics, Phvsical Science, Minors-Social Science, G.R. l,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2, Kodak Club 3, Secretary, Junior and Senior Girls Club, President 43 Rumpelstiltskin, Say It With Music. BILL LINDBERG- Major-Social Science, Minors- Commercial, Music, Mathematics, Hi-Y 2.3,4, Music Performance Club, Senior Boys Club, SHS News Staff. MILTON LINDBLOM- Major-Social Science, Minors- Mathematics, Debate, Music, Hi- Y 23 Dramatics Club 4, Pina- fore , Rumpelstiltskin , Say It With Music , Trial By Jury , Pgosdhiction Staff Jr. Play, N.F.L. JACK LIPPOLDT- Major-Mathematics, Minors - Art, General Science, Football 1,2,3, Lettered 2,33 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Lettered 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Lettered 2,3, Student Council 2,3, Lettermen Club 4, Senior Boys Club Secretary. JULIA LUNDGREN- Entered as Senior from Kansas City, Kansas, Major-Art, Min- ors-Science, Mathematics, G.R. 1,2,3,4, Senior Girls Club. FRED MAGEE- Hi-Y lg Senior Boys Clubg Majo -Mathematics, Minors - Socia Science, Shop. THOMAS WALTER MARTIN- Entered as Junior from Manhat tan, Kansasg Hi-Y 1,2,3g Senio Boys Club: Football 1,23 Boy Glee Club 1,23 Major-Mathemat ics, Minors-Science, Social Sci ence. CLARA McDOWELL- G.R. 2,45 G.A.A. 2,33 Junior Girl. Clubg Rumpelstiltskin g Say I With Music g Major-Mathemat ics: Minors-Social Science, Com mercial. GEORGIALEE A. MCLEAN- G.R. 43 G.A. 23 Junior Girls Clul: 3g H.M.S. Pinafore 13 Trial B5 Jury 25 Say It With Music 2 Majors-Mathematics, Artg Min- or-Social Science, Graduated at the end of first semester. DOROTHY MILLER- G,R. 1,2,4g G.A.A. 2,33 Senior Girls Clubg Major-Commercial: Minors - Mathematics, Social Science. MARY LOIS MONAHAN- G.R. 1,2,3,43 Cabinet 1,23 Junior Girls Clubg Senior Girls Club: Pinafore g Say It With Music Majors - Languages, Science Minor-Social Science. RICHARD MOSES- Entered as Sophomore from Mc- Cracken, Kansasg Football 1, let- tered, Basketball 1, lettered: Majors-Social Science, Minors- Shop, Math. -1 Claim ot 1945 CHARLES MARSH- Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Pres. 2, Vice-Pres. 1- Kodak Club 3, Class Secretary lf Class President 3: Student Council President 43 State Schol- arship Test lg National Junior Honor Society 2, Junior Play Cast, Carefree MARY LOU MCCLANAHAN- G.R. l,2,3g Music Performance Club 1,23 Junior Girls Club: Stu- dent Council Represetative 11 Majors - Commercial, English: Minors - Mathematics, Social Science. LAWRENCE McDOWELL- BUZZ Entered as Senior from Abilene, Kansasg Band 1,2,3g Major - Shopg Minors-Mathematics. So- cial Science. MARJORIE MEANS- Entered as Sophomore from Bel- oit, Kansas: G.R. 1,2,3,4g Dramat- ics Club 43 Music Performance Club'4g Junior Girls Clubg Sen- ior Girls Club: Mixed Chorus 1,33 Double Sextet and All Girls Or- chestra 3g Girls Chorus 1. HELEN MILLER- G.R. 1,25 Major - Commercial, Minors-Social Science, Art. MARY ELIZABETH MOORE- LIZZIE G.R. 1.3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Junior Girls Clubg Say It With Music. JACQUELINE MORGAN- JACKIE Entered as Sophomore from Solo- mon, Kansas: G.R. 2,3,4g G.A.A. 23 Junior Girls Club, Senior Girls Club: Pep Club 1g Home Eco- nomic Club 13 Chorus 1. 21 eniona BILL E. MURRAY- Hi-Y 2,3: Senior Boys Clubg Maj- or-Mathematics: Minors-Social Science, Shop. ROBERT NAEGELE- BOB - Entered as Junior from Sylvan Grove, Kansas: Hi-Y 4: Majors- Mathematics, Social Science, Sci- ence. BILL NEAL- Hi-Y 2,3,4: Major-Shop: Minors -Mathematics, Orchestra 8a Band, Social Science. ORISE NELSON- Entered as Junior from Assaria, Kansas: Senior Girls Club: Maj- or-Commercialg Minors-Home Economics, Mathematics, Social Science. MARJORIE NEWTON- HMARJH G.R. l,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,2: Junior Girls Club: SHS News Staff 4: Music Contest at Lindsborg: Say It With Music. FAITH NOAH- Entered as Junior from Concor- dia, Kansas: G.R. 3: Major-Com- mercial: Minors - Mathematics, Domestic Science. SHIRLEY NOTHERN- CI-IUGGY Entered as Junior from Manhat- tan, Kansas: G.R. 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,23 Kodak Club 3: Junior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club. 22 FRANK FREDERICK MYERS- KLFREDYY Hi-Y 1,2,3,4:, Lettermen Club 4: Senior Boys Club: Football 3,4: lettered both years: Major - Mathematics: Minors - Langu- ages, Mechanical Drawing, Scl- ence, Social Science. LOIS NASH- G.R.: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Senior Girls Club: Major-Commercial: Min- ors-Social Science, Home Eco- nomics. CLEA NELSON- Entered as Junior from Tescott. Kansas: G.R. 1.2: Junior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Band. Orchestra. BARBARA NEWHOUSE- G.R. 1,3.4g G.A.A. Cabinet 1,23 Junior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Say It With Music : Noon Chorus. EVERETT NICOL- LEFTY Hi-Y 1,2,3,4: Kodak Club 3: Let- termen Club 4, Vice-President: Basketball 3,4: Golf 4: Major - Mathematicsg Minors-Social Sci- ence, Industrial Arts. JEAN NORLIN- G.R. 2,3: Junior Girls Club: Sen- ior Girls Club: Majors-Commer- cial, Social Science: Minor - Home Economics. DICK NOYCE- Hi-Y 1,2,3,4: Vice-President 1: Lettermen Club 4: Social Chair- man: SHS News Staff 4, Sports Editorg Football 1,2,3,4: Lettered 2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,4: Track 1. J Q . . Q 0 DOROTHY OBERG- PINKY G.R. l,2,3,4, Junior Girls Club: Orchestra and Chorus production in 1943, Say It With Music , Majors-Social Science, Langu- ages, Minors - C o m rn e rcial, Mathematics. MARJORIE OBORG- G.R. l,2.3,4, Cabinet 43 G.A.A. 1, Junior Girls Club, Senior Girls Club: Rumpelstiltskin, Trial bv Jury . Production staff of Carefree , Say It With Music , Music contest 1,31 Glee Club and Ensemble. DALE OLSEN- OLE - Hi-Y l.2.3.4, Pres. 4: Lettermen Club Secretarv 4: Football 4, Wrestling 2,31 Majors-Mathe- matics, Science, Minors-Social Science, Industrial Arts. CAROL JEAN PATON- Entered as Junior from Arling- ton, Va., G.R. 3,4, Dramatics Club 4, Music Performance Club 4, Junior Girls Club, Senior Girls Club, Girls Vocal Ensemble 2.3,4. MARJORIE PERRUSSEL- G.R. 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2, Dramat- ics Club 4, Junior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club, Student Council 4, Major-Mathematics. WILBUR W. PFENNINGER- Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 cabinet 2, Kodak Club 3, Track 3, Majors-Mathe- matics, Science, Minors- Social Science, Music. BILL POAGUE- Majors - Science, Matnematics Minors-Social Science, Shop, Glee Club. CQQM ot 1945 LEONA OBERG- G.R. l,2,3,4, G.A.A., Senior Girls Club, Girls Orchestra, Major - Science, Minors-Social Science, Crchestra, Mathematics. AUDREY OLSON- G.R. 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 2, Vice-Presi- dent, Senior Girls Club, Maj- ors - Mathematics, Commercial, Minor-Social Science. MILTON DEAN OLSON- Entered as Sophomore from Kipp, Kansas, Majors-Mathe- matics, Industrial Arts, Minors- Science, Social Science. PHYLLIS PATTERSON- G.R. l,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1.2, Junior Girls Club, SHS News Staff 4, Production staff of Carefree 3, Say It With Music. RICHARD PETTLE- Senior Boys Club, Major-Math- ematlcsg .Minors-Science, Shop, Social Science. V. M. CBOBJ PILAND JR.- Entered as Junior from Shreve- port, La., Hi-Y 1, Devotional Chairman, Music Performance Club 4, Majors-Mathematics, Social Science, Minors-Science, Industrial Arts. DALE KENNETH PRICE- Hi-Y 3,4, Rumpelstiltskin, P1nafore, Say It With Music , Majors - Mathematics, Science, Minors-Social Science, Langu- ages. 23 s Saniona SHIRLEY PULEC- G.R. l,2,3: G.A.A. 1,21 Junior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Say It With Music : Major - Home Economics: Minors-Social Science, Commercial. UFRANKEEU RAMSEY- Entered as a Sophomore from Brownell High: G.R.: G.A.A.: Junior Girls Club3 Senior Girls Club: Major-Home Economics: Minors-Commercial, Mathemat- ics, Social Science. PATTIE JO RENTEL- G.R. 1,2,3,4: Senior Girls Club: Rumpelstiltskin : Say It With Music : Major - Commercial: Minors-Home Economics, Social Science. VERA MARIE RICE- G.R.1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,21 Junior Girls Club: Senior Girls .Club: Drill Team 1: Major-Commer- cial: Minors-Social Science, Language, Mathematics. SHERLE RICHARDSON- G.R. 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,2: Kodak Club 3: Junior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Majors-Commercial: llxlinors-Social Science, Fine rts. IRMA LOU RICK- G.R., cabinet 2,3,4: G.A.A. 1: Dramatics Club 4: Junior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: SHS News Staff 43 Student Council Secretary 4: National Junior Hon- or Society 2: Majors-Art, Sci- ence: Minors-Language, Mathe- matics. NEOMA DEAN RIDER- G.R. 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Senior Girls Club: Junior Girls Club: Major-Commercial: Minors - Science, Home Economics. A . BARBARA PUTNAM- G.R. 1,2,3,4, cabinet 33 G.A.A. 1: Dramatics Club 4: Junior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Care- free : Say It With Music : Maj- or-Commercial: Minors-Langu- ages, Science. CHARLOTTE REAMS- Entered as a Junior from Solo- mon, Kansas: G.R. 3,4: Kodak Club 33 Junior Girls Club: Stu- dent Council: Girls Sextette: Majors-Home Economics, Lan- guage: Minors - Mathematics, Commercial. FRED RICE- Senior Boys Club: Football, 2: Major-Industrial Arts: Minors- Mathematics, Social Science. BETTY RICH- Moved,,to Florida first semester of Senior year: G.R. 1,2,3,4: Vice- President 2, President 43 Nation- al Junior Honor Society: Nation-. al Forensic League 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,2: Junior Girls Club. CLYDE RICK RICHTER- - Hi-Y 3,4: Music Performance Club Vice-president 4: Major - Mathematics: Minors-Social Sci- ence, Science. MARGARET RICKLEFS- G.R. cabinet 1,2,3,4: Junior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Trail Staff 4: Say It With Music 2: Trial by Jury 2: Rumpelstilt- skin 1: Debate 1: Class Vice- president 4. ROWENA ROCKHOLD- G.R. 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,23 Trail' Staff 4: Junior Girls Club: Stu- dent Council Representative 4: Say It With Music, Rumpel- StlII,SklI'1,,' G.R. Vesper Choir 2. BETHEL SAMS- G.R. 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1: Junior Girls Club: Senior Girls Clubg Majors-Language, Commercial: Minors-Social Science, Mathe- matics. JACK ROCK SAWAYA- Senior Boys Club: Majors-Eng- lish, Art: Minors-Social Sci- ence, Mathematics. DOROTHY SCIDMORE- SIDDY G.R. 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1: Junior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Majors - Music, Commercial: Minors-Mathematics, Science. DORIS LYNN SCRITCHFIELD- Entered as Junior from Manhat- tan High: G.R. 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,2: Junior Girls Club: Double Sex- tett 3: Mixed Chorus 33 Majors- Social Science, Commercial: Min- ors-Mathematics, Science. WALLACE SHARPE- WALLY Senior Boys Club: Majors-Math- ematics: Minors-Industrial Arts. Social Science. BEATRICE SIMMONS- uBEAn G.R. 1,2,3: Junior Girls Club: G.A.A. President 2: Trial by Jury g Rumpe1sti1tskin : Say It With Music : Voice of Free- dom Production Staff of Care- free 3: Major-Language: Min- or-Mathematics. MARGIE SLIPSAGER- Fntered as Sophomore from Kackley, Kansas: G.R. 1,2,3,4: G. A.A. 2: Junior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Majors-Commercial: Minors-Social Science, Mathe- matics. Claim ot 1945 VERNALEE SARVIS- SHORTY G.R. cabinet 1,2,3,4: Dramatics Club 4: Junior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: SHS News Staff 4: Production staff of Carefree 3: Trial by Jury : Rumpe1stilt- skin g Majors - Mathematics, Language: Minors-Science. ARLENE SHORTY SCHULTZ Entered as Sophomore from Min- neapolis, Kansas: G.R. 1,2,3,4: G. A.A. 1,2: Kodak Club 3: Senior Girls Club: Majors-English, Commercial: Minors-Home Eco- nomics, Mathematics. NORMA SCOTT SCOTTIE - G.R. 1,2,3,4g Senior Girls Club: National Junior Honor Society: Majors - Social Science, Fine Arts: Minors-Language, Mathe- matics. JACK EDWIN SETHMAN- Senior Boys Club: Majors-In- dustrial Arts: Minors-Mathe- matics, Social Science. PATRICIA LOUISE SIDENER- Entered as Junior from Sharon Springs, Kansas: G.R. 1,2,3,4: G. A. A. 1,2: Junior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Trail Staff 4: Class Treasurer 1: Major-Social Science: Minors-Fine Arts. Mathematics. FRED SIMMONS- Hi-Y 2,3,4: cabinet member 3: Student Council: Carefree 3: Football 4: letter: Class Vice- president 1: Class Secretary 2: Class. Treasurer 3: Major-Math- ernaticsg Minors-Social Science, Science. BOBBIE JACK SMITH- CRACKY Entered as Sophomore from St. Johns Military Academy: Hi-Y 2: Senior Boys Club: Student Council 4: Major-Social Sci- ence: Minors-Industrial Arts. 25 eniona ELLA MAE SMITH- G.R. 1,2,3,4, cabinet 2, G.A.A. 3, Junior Girls Club, Senior Girls Club, National Junior Honor So- ciety, Major - Commercial, Mi- nors-Social Science, Latin. DARRELL STAFFORD BIG GIE - HiY 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1, Major-Commercial, Minors-So- cial Science, Mathematics.. JOAN STEVENSON- ' G.R. 1,2,3,4, cabinet 1, Vice-pres- ident 3, G.A.A. 1, Dramatics Club, Treasurer 4, Junior Girls Club, Senior Girls Club, SHS News Staff, Rumpelstiltskin . PAUL STRAND- Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Editor of 1945 Trail, Pinafore , Trial by Jury , Rumpelstiltskin , Say it with Music , Majors - Mathematics, Scienceg Minor - Social Science. DORIS SWEDENBURG- G.R. 1,2,3,4, Secretary of G.R. 3, Music Performance Club 4, Junior Girls. Club, Senior Girls Club, Vice-president, Say it with Mu- sic , Trial by Jury , Rumpe1- stiltskin , Debate 1,2, Drill Team 1. GARNET VERE TAYLOR- G.R. 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1, Major- Science, Minors- Commercial, Industrial Arts. BILL USHER- Hi-Y 3, Kodak Club 3, Dramatics Club 4, SHS News Associate Edi- tor 4, Student Council 2, Class V.-president 2, Majors-Science, Mathematics, Minor-Social Sci- ence. BYRDIE INEZ SOWELL- Entered as Junior from Ells- worth, Kansas, G.R. 1,2,4, Major -Social Science, Minors-Mathe- matics, Home Economics. RALPH STEPHEN STEVE - Entered as Sophomore from Kipp, Kansas, Hi-Y 4, Majors-Mathe- matics, Industrial Arts, Minors- Social Science, Science. DORIS STONEMAN- G.R. 1,2,3,4, Junior Girls Club, Senior Girls Club, Major-Com- mercial, Minor - Mathematics, Home. Economics. J OCELYN SWARTZ- G.R. 1,2,3,4, cabinet 2, Drama- tics Club 4, Junior Girls Club, Senior Girls Club, Rumpe1stilt- skin , Production staff of Care- free , Trial by Jury , Say It With Music. EARL SWEENEY- Major-Social Science, Minor- Mathematics, Fine Arts. CHARLES URIE TUZZY - Senior Boys Club, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Major - Industrial Arts, Minors-Mathematics, Social Sci- ence. DORIS MAY VALENTINE- G.R. 1,2,3,4, Junior and Senior Girls Clubs, Say it. with Music , Trial by Jury , Major-Conv mercxalg Minors-Social Science, Mathematics. AUDREY VAN MEER VAN - Entered as a Junior from Paola, Kansas, G.R. 1,2,3,4, Kodak Club 3, Junior Girls Club, Senior Girls Club, Class Treasurer 1, Majors - Mathematics, Social Science, Minors-Commercial, Music, Phy- sical Science. HARRIET WADDELL- G.R. 1,2,3,4, cabinet 1,4, Drama- tics Club 4, Junior Girls Club, Senior Girls Club, National Junior Honor Society, Secretary, Say it with Music , Rumpel- stiltskin , SHS News Staff. ZULA WEAVER- Entered as a Sophomore from Solomon High School, G.R. 2,3,4g G.A.A. 2,33 Junior Girls Club, Senior Girls Club, Cheerleader 3,4. ROBERT D. WEIS- Hi-Y 1,2,3, Cabinet 2, Senior Boys Club, Student Council 2, Major- Mathematics, Minors-Social Sci- ence, Commercial. JAY D. WHITEFORD- Hi-Y 1,2,4, Kodak Club 3, Majors -Industrial Arts, Science, Minors -Social Science, Mathematics. CREOLA MARGARET WIL- LIAMS- G.R. 4, G.A.A. 2, Majors-Home Economics, Mathematics, Minors -Social Science, Commercial. BETTY WISE- Entered as a Sophomore from Santa Ana, California, G.R. 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. l,2, Junior Girls Club, Senior Girls. Club, Majors -Commercial, Home Economics, Minor-Social Science. CQQM ot 1945 DON VAN WIE- Major-Shop, Minors-Social Sci- ence, Mathematics. DARLENE WAKLEY- G.R. 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1, Kodak Club 3, Junior Girls Club, Senior Girls Club, Pep Club3, Major-Com- mercial, Minors - Mathematics, Social Science. EDGAR L. WEIS EDDIE - Hi-Y 1,2,4, Track 2, Student Council 1,2, Major-Commercial, Minors-Mathematics, Social Sci- ence. BETTY WHITE- G.R. 1,2,3,4, Senior Girls Club, Major-Home Economics, Minors -Art, Commercial. CARMEN WHITTECAR- G.R. 4, Junior Girls Club, Senior Girls Club, Majors-Commercial, Social Science, Minors-Mathe- matics, Home Economics. VERNITA WIMMER- Entered as a Junior from Portis, Kansas, G.R. 3,4, Music Perfor- mance Club, Senior Girls Club, All Girls Orchestra, Noon Chorus, Major-Social Science, Minors- Home Economics, Science. JOHN WOLTER- Hi-Y 2,3,4, Football 3, Tennis 3,43 H.M.S. Pinaforeu, Say it with Music , Trial by Jury , Major-Mathematics, Minor-So- cial Science. 27 CNURA Clam of 194 VERNON WOODIN- Majors,-Mathematics, Social Sci- ence, Minors-Science, Industrial Arts. KATHLEEN WYGAL-- G.R. l,2,3,4, Junior Girls Club, Major-Commercial., Minors-So- cial Science, Art. JULIA ZARAGOZA- G.R. 3,4, Kodak Club 3, Senior Girls Club, Say it with Music , Majors-Commercial, Home Eco- nomics, Minors - Music, Social Science. PAUL AGIN- Entered as Junior from Olympia, Washington, S t u d e n t Council member 1, Major-Social .Sci- ence, Minors-Mathematics, Lan- guages, Industrial Arts. DON COTTON CAIN- Lettermen Club 4, Senior Boys Club 4, Golf l,2,3,4, Majors-So- cial Science, Art, Minors-Mathe- matics, Commercial. CLEO GARDENHIRE- G.R. 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Major- Home Economics, Minors-Sci- ence, Mathematics. - ,fam LYNETTE WRIGHT- Entered second semester as Junior from Steele City, Nebraska, G.R. 1,2,3,4, Operetta 1, Junior Play 1, Minors-Science, Mathematics. ALVERA YOCKERS- G.R. 1,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2, 1945 Trail Staff, Say it with Music , Ma- jors-Commercial, Social Science, Minors-Mathematics, Clothing. I A I Q '45 Q N 9 .. Q, A 'SNP EZRA HUSCHER- Entered second semester as Junior from Concordia, Kansas, Football Letters 1,2,3, Basket- ball 1,2, Track l, Lettermen Club at Concordia, Freshmen class President, Sophomore class vice- President. I BOB L. JOHNSON SWEDEN- Senior Boys Club 4, Major - Printing, Minor-Social Science. 1 MILDRED ZIMMERMAN- Entered second semester as Soph- omore from, Wamego, Kansas, G.R. 1,2, Major:-Social Science, Science, Minors-Industrial Arts, Home Economics. qlifazihingfcon High 1 W. E. SIMPSON, PRINCIPAL Physiology Miss DOROTHY ANDREWS, DEAN Psychology, Constitution Y ,!,,x,d -Fri X1 if ,x 'A . S if I, 6 if .2 ' g , i . NM ., Ng QL Ni W2 P L9 A 4'-34 '. ' Q S34- 4., , . Q , f 1 V- .xv 4 v 55 , sf . mf' Q Q. 119: 1 H Q, x B Os iff ! , V 31 ' K N J,. 'Q K fn 9 3 A. C ,Q .,' me 4 9 K 14- 2 'cm' .' 5 5 if X um, ' -'fgfifwff f v- W 1 f .lm --v k,., .,. 4 J pg , ,,. uniontx I lg Top Picture: Buck Row: John Weckel, Delbert Smith, Wayne Sondergard, Norman Wenger, J. K. Weber, Fred Warnow. Fifth Row: Eleanor Ann Yockers, Res- sia Wilbur, Marlalice Taylor, Joan Rhunke, Barbara Wilson, Mildred Pratt, Mary Ann Levin, Helen Vid- rickson, Norma Lohman, Mable Swanson. Fourth Row: Jerry Vanier, Tom Workman, Bob Schwandt, David Shoffner, Charles Shoffner, Jack Stewart, Loren VVal- ter, Austin Stedham, Orville Woolard, John Vanier. Thlrd Row: Lorna Dale Conley, Jacqueline Sprecker, Mary Jane Strowlg, Donna Powell, Nancy Riley, VVil- ma Taylor, Marjorie Utley, Maxine Wertz, Geraldine Wertz, Marjorie Smith. Second Row: James Weaver, Harold Sumstlne, Melvin Waylon, John Shaeffer, Dar- rell Tyler, Jim Simmons, George Unrein, Bob Schwene- werk, Charles Tremaln, Ralph Shlpe. Front Row: Dor- othy Smlth, Mary Jane Wilson, Betty Simmons, Sally Sue Woodward, Glenda Sprout, Shirley Siebert, Betty Jo Wlckersham, Ruth Travis, Juanita Sias, Merle Gwen Woody, Verla Schreiber. Bottom Picture: Back Row: Bob Chastain, Bill Bates, Don Coffman. Fifth Row: Peggy Baker, Shirley Draw- baugh, Jean Bell, Nina Capell, Betty Cruce, Willa Cleaver, Lorna Conley, Mona Betterson, Ruth Cassel. Fourth Row: John Donmyer, Gail Bell, Guy Burk- holder, Donald Coburn, Seth Dixon, Bob Currier, Bill Cheek, Bob Cole, Carl Bochow, Charles Conrad. Third Row: Betty Carter, Patty Jo Allen, Joan Britegam, Jere Dunbar, Ruth Baughan, Marjorie Brown. Helen Berekman, Dorotha Biles, Norma Armstrong, Virginia Bolby. Second Row: Max Ball, Harold Cobler, Bobby Duncan, Bill DeWitt, Bud Crough, Ray Carrier, E. J. Allison, Bob Coyle, James Arnold, Roy Cambell. Front Row: Joan Buehre, Earlene Conn, Leora Ca.ven, Nona DeWeese, Charlotte Brown, Lorene Buehler, Mable Dickerson, Shirley Ashcraft, Betty Atchison, Shirley Cleveland. JACK HOWARD President MARSHALL FAITH Vice-President LQ 73' . E QA ..? ' ,Q ff ' A Li? - A ': A f -Q 1 ' ff - -e-' rv' 2-at , .., .r sMi,,,,f1 53' fvagj- - ,fist-T i ' I ' J f .au WL- sf li' LY' , Top Plc-ture: Back Row: George Johnson, Bob Knight, Terry Gardner, David Jones, Marshall Faith, Vernon Haskins, James Howell. Fltth Row: Lorraine Brewer, lvllldred Henry, Felice Itzen, Melba. Graf, Elaine Eng- lund, Ethel Lirinage, Nathalie Kaiser, Kathryn John- son, Laliene Giersch, Olive Heath. Fourth Row: Char- lss Kelly, Nelson Giddings, Lawrence Hook, Robert Hein, Darrell Hutchins, Karl Kakenmaster, Eugene Fay, liob Engberg, Harry Hamrell. Thh-tl Row: Betty Jean Johnson, Leona Gwinner, Dorothy Hogan, Doro- thy Fry, Arvetta Hawkinson, Georgann Eyler, Evelyn Knapp, Phyllis .Iohnson, Iva Belle Flora, Beryl Her- rington. Sem-mul Row: Manuel Gilbert, Dick Heywood, Berkley llrciner, Howard Eitel, NVayne Johnson, Jack Howard, Bill Ilinde, Bob Fronterhouse, Harold Hoyt, Don Fnrtick. lfront Row: Dellavea Horchum, Patricia Johnson, Mary .lean Kline, Joanne Herren, Vineta Gierst-h, lietty Lou Johnson, Jaenie Hogan, Pat How- ard, Doris Griffis, Jolene Friend. Bottom Plvlnre: Bark Row: James Nyberg, Fred Lindenmeyer, Dale Mason, Billy Raetz, Aubrey Lin- ville, Duane Read, Charles Moore, Eugene Moo1'e, Lewis Miles, Sam Lewis. Fifth Row: Nadine Lantz, Dorotha LaMar, Jean Miller, Jeanne Metflanathan, Patsy Robertson, Lucille Pratt, Marian, Pitzer. Doro- thy Norskog, Lois Jean Pfeifer, Norma Jean Miller. Fourth Row: Louis Reynolds, Fred Norris, Lyell Phillips, Douglas Langmade, Don Lewis, Harold Pat- ton, Dale Modifr, Bernard Levin, Pat O'Connor, Eu- frene Revels. Third Row: Lois Poagne, Dolores Lin- holm, Shirley Lewis, Jackie Rinfrquist, Joyce Pease, RettyRhea,'l'l1eora McClure, Mary Lee Rhoden- hangh, Rowena Ross, Jerry Lemon. Sec-mul Row: Raymond Pc-rrnssel, James Mattison, Lloyd Mooney, Jack Porter, Loren Powell, Ellis Norton, Vinrent Nel- son, Eugene Oettinzr. Marvin Morris, Jim Rhodes. Front Row: Mary Mildred Lewis. Nathalie Pyle, Lois Peterson, Shirley Nichols, Pat McKinnon. Rhea Mir- acle, Virginia Neilson, Joan Olson, Jean McLeod. GEORGANN EYLER Secretary IVA BELLE FLORA Treasurer -.PFW 5-,e 1. .,., ,fa CQQAA at 1946 L ..., N-- k,-. '. ' in ,,,, - ,A ,M R ,1- , wb J y .. ' , ',if ii2,?' X ua, -1, 'sf h of W ' LI tl X fx , ' u Q, 51 V f Jai -5, Y l t 4 r' 9 4- 'iii' Z- . '5', wi My f 1 ' 'L , F3-gf , T ,,,, A ' if swf 1 , 1 ww pr: 1 7 , J. use sf 5 ' 1' I 33 Eaat Sldle ' Clllfaahln to 1. No wonder Flora, Baughman, and Rich are smiling! They were elected Queen and attendants for the Home- coming game: 2. Junior Jerry Dunbarg 3. Georgann and Phyllis concentrate on taking it easyg 4. Hoffhaus, Abbott, Joslin, Richter, and Lindberg line up for the camera before they take off for Navy enlistmentg 5. Nick shows off his shapely legs. CG ,Clncofln High C. A. BROOKS PRINCIPAL Bkkp , 4' SAFQ X g Miss EDITH SMITH, DEAN Latin 1 l 7 S063 L10 YYLUYZEZA ART WILSON Vice-President I EDGAR HARPER President an ' -, ' ,Q L JA, . is .T rf: 38 Top l'lm-ture: Back Row: VVilson Clark, NVesley Beigh- ley. Dale Engle, Bill Baughman, Jack Dowse, Don Davis. Fifth ltow: Jean Cash, Maxine Brown, Rolla Lou Blood, Shirley Balmer, Joan Dennison, Wilma Christianson, Eleanor Briegel, Alma Fry, Pat Britton, Le Olive Brown, Billy Floyd, Pat Eggleston. Fourth R 0 w : Bill Eekley, Donald Evans, Dean Brown, Don And rson, Dave Coleman, Bill Benz, Douglas Camp, Juliiis Fernandez, Carl Anderson, Don Bass. Third Row: Mary Duffey, Phyllis Frankman, Betty Ander- son, Jean Dale, Betty Burkhart, Doris Downs, Joan Bou binda, Ethel Benton, La Donna Boardman. Phyl- lis nderson. Norma Clovis, Louise Crough, Dorman Alli.on. Seq-ond Row: John Caulkins, Frank Camerena, Melvin Clingan, Bob Allison, Norman Clovis. Law- rem-, Daly, VVayne Darling, Bob Collins, Bill Arm- stro g. Houston Bledsoe, Eugene Hopkins. Front Row: Joa Crosby. Claudine Dickerson, Helen Bishop, Joyce Dm.moor, Juanita. Coyle, Velma Fink, Arlene Burk- hart Norma Boardman, Kathryn Bross, Patsy Fay, virginia ruin-rwider. Bottom Plc-ture: Bark Row: Jac-k Glllam. Hurt-hel Hall Kno Jam Bill Gilni fith. stedt Haut John Glivl Grot Ton. Max .lohn Oshe son. nold heen Row don. Ellr-1 g-sworth. Edgar Harper, Ray Howard, Gerald 'les. Bynum Idol, Thomas Handy, Darrel Kord. s Huiffal-'er. Lawrenoe Hernandez, Jim Howe, flrosser. Fifth Row: Shirley Howard. Dorothy ore. Franves Gleason, Juanita Gerd--s, Carol Grif- Lela Huntsinizer, Franves Hurst, Laurette Heder- , Mary Dell llniett, Lois Hutson. Betty Lou mond. Marnie llR'I'tSlI'0lll. Fourth Row: Dale son. Bill Just, Tom Kennedy, David Gisrh. 'Wayne 1, Jaek lloke. Jim Hutt-hinson, Bill XVrlzht, Bob Ii. David Hinton. Delbert Hays. Robert lflolslng- Third Row: Franves Gilbert. Lillian Gardenhlre, ine Johnson. Norma Jensen. Janice Glidden. Janet son. Jeanne Kauffman. Norma Koenig, Norma. a. Vivian Knox. Betty VVilson, Ella Marie John- Sew-ond Row: Enfrene Jellison, Sanford Gust, Ar- Gray. Xyallave Johnson, Dirk Kina, Kenn-th Gn- , Bradley Hooper. Junior Just. Dale Joseph. Front : XVannita Gawith. Aretta Giddinfrs, Meryl Cori Shlrley Johnson. Bonnie Kemnton, Doris Gust, 1 Kuhn. lilsie Kopsa, Betty lluscfhir. ll:-lon Garvin. 'Pop Pleture: Bum-k Row: Clifford Stradley, A. R. XVil- liams, Cecil lioekhold, Kenneth Ray, William Sain, Robert Sykes, Royce Young, Jim Vvymore, Ernest Schultz, K1-ith Wagner. Fifth Row: Dorothy Willeox- on, llarlmara Utt, Grave May Vaniman, Janet lit-ed, Dolores Vogt, Joan Sanborn, Norille Stephan, Molly Weuthers, l'egg'y 'l'homas, Lorrene VValhurn, 'Fhelma VVin1l. Fourth Row: Howard NVl'i1.':ht, Holm 'l'llL'lit'1', Donald Sanborn, George Strella, John Urlxanek. Ar- thur XVilson, Ray Shelton, Norman XVhile, l-Ernest Yauatta, George Smith. Third Row: Bahs Stiefel, liet ty VVilson, Alice XVolter, Frankie VVhisler, Norma Sis- ney, Lois Yidriekson, Mary Margaret Smith, Ros.- mnry Tillett, Shirley Rice, Donna Rentel, Shlrley Yost. Hs-1-uml Row: Paul xYt'11X'l'l', Roh Russel, Dale Rose, Salvador liodriquez, Ben Simmons, Dale XVL-ir, llenry Tipton, Bob 'l'ueker. Front Row: Dorothy Urmey, Mary Zeleukzi, VVildn. Silver. Evaline NVilS0n, Nancy Van Cleef, Anna Iiieharmlson, Gladys Yent, Doris Stout, Fora Mae Stout. Bottom Picture: Buck Row: Truman Nickolson, Elmer Olson, Jerry Lappin, Orval Postelthwaite, Glen Na- pier, Max -Malstrom, Donald banning, Roy Vidrick- son, .Izunes O'Neal, Albert Morgan. Fifth Row: Rosale: Phillips, Alfredo Olson, Norma Metzger, Alda Lewis, Nalda Lewis, Ada Mae Oehlert, Pat Poort, Joan Lar- son, Pemry Logan, Betty Williams, Billie Porter, Mary MeMlllan. l-'ourth Row: l'aul Porter, Jerry Taylor, Glen Wilvers, Eugene Lady, Dean New, Don Prem, Heryl Taylor, Rupert XVoolard, Delno Peterson, Ver- lan Parks. Third Row: Ruth Owens, Helen Yonkers, .loan Yarbrough, Mildred Yent, Joann Niemann, Julia. Rider, Mary Poague, Virginia McQuiston, Patricia Ly- tal, Mary Kay Laverty, June Munson, Gertrude liieg- el. Sen-ond Row: Lupe Rodriquez, Don Loekstrom, Dale Pierson, Raymond Soldan, Bob Fazel, Vvayne Petrie, liugem- Mosexnan, Niel Peterson, NVendell Morrison. Kenneth Porter, llarhara Morris. I-'font Row: June Moore, .Ioan Lowe, l.aVon Pit-king, Donna McCoy, Ruth Wamser, Shirley Nelson, Margaret Piland, Jo- Ann Lindgren, Norma O'Shea, Patricia Quigel. .- . ., -4-.,....t..-., - CQQAA ot 1947 J IM HowE Treasurer JIM WYMORE Secretary qua-:Ahmen Top Ph-ture: Back Row: Dick Conrow, Bob Atteberry, Don Casad, Dennis Carlson, Harold Bristow, Bob Baughman, Harold Dickey, Bob Boyd, Melvin Champ- lin, Don Cottle, Fred Brooks, Don Brookhouser. Fifth Ron: Carol Bass, Alive Ann Arterliurn, Maxine Cald- well, Margaret Bauman, Lois Caldwell, Norma Brust, Jean Buerkle, Nancy Anderson, Collen Crawford, Bev- erly K4-mp, Virginia Crawford, Genevieve Applebee. Fourth Row: Earl Carson, Harold Burton, Sam Alex- ander, Vernon Brown, Billy Baker, .lack Delaney, Jack Cooley, Carl Anderson, Eugene Aills, Curtis Drevets, Clarenve Biles, Don Darling. Third Row: Margar,-t Brown, Florence Cottington, Dolores Barefield, Ardel- la Banta, Patsy Cooper, Lavone liaughman, Alberta Brotton, Clara Cleaver, Mary Burk, Marian Baiers, Georgia Beshears, Dorothy Dnrfee. Sm-mul Row: Stan- ley Crook, Bob Barr, Jack DeWitt, Kenneth Dicker- man, Donald Deering, Ronald Armstrong, Kendall De- Witt, Jackie Beverley, Gerald Brady, Dorman Allison. ,Front Row: Jane Cameron, Joan Cruss, Nancy An- derson, Irene Dugan, Corinne Crawford, NVanda Car- ter, Jean Brown, Betsy Baker. B ott Nor Lac om Picture: Top Row: James Pickering, Frank Lon, Carrol Montgomery, Charles Nissley, Jim ry, James Miller, Darrel Lemon, Bill Patton, Roltte Peterson, Eugene Myers, Herb Leffingwell, Lar Oloe Mar Mar Min Dal Mill Dua Mie Mar Len' Cha Sem Don Lew Ger: Lan' Micl Gail llvl' y 0lson.Fiflh Row: Betty Lee Ohlemeler, Viola 'g, Donna Mc-Cosh, Margaret Moore, Lois Piland, y Perkins, Barbara Morlock, Colleen McCabe, Mary kley, Margaret Martin, Jackie Lamme, Kathryn rd. Fourth Row: Freeman Nelson, Jlm Moody, Powell, Linden Lorensen, Jim Martin. Curtis r, Paul Niehouse, Don Ogborn, Brock McPherson, ne Nuss, Bill Parker, Spencer Newman, Laurel '. Third Row: Virginia Nelson, Doris Levene, jorie Olson, Julie McAdams, Dorothy Neagle, Anna on, Kay Patterson, Peggy Moore, Phyllis Lupe, rlotte Miller, Betty Marrel, Florence Norskog. 'nd Row: Charles Morrison, Jerry McCullough, Noyve, Louis Lyda, Richard Newman, Claude is, Mauricio Nelson, Joe Miller, Jimmie Petrie, lld Mt-Nally, John Nelson. Front Row: Dorothy ner, JoAnn Laffere. Hazel Phillips, Rhoda Mc- cle, Jean Pilcher, Eulah Lingo, Lucille Melvin, Larson, Bi-th Paronto, Manita Mattison, Carol ially, Margaret Pool. DARRELL STAUFFER JOHN EDMISTON President Vice-President 40 y.-W. .,.lr'.. . --Q CQQAA ot 1948 GEORGIA BESHEARS Secretary Top Picture: Buck Row: Paul Henry, Dale Exline, Charles Kephart, James Hicks, Eugene Ketchum, Ed- ward Kohr, Bob Jones, Sam Gardenhire, Danny King, Don Jensen, Don Hough, Beverly Hollen. Fifth Row: Roberta Hamm, Joan Kuhn, Dorothy Gruber, Allene Eikelberger, Verna Johnson, Joyce Green, Mary Hall, Althea Gorse, Blenda Eustler, Janice Jones, Delores Kempe, Hannah Holcomb. Fourth Row: Bob Jamison, Roger Freeman, Jr. Heywood, Gale Karr, Rodney Fincher, John Edmiston, Jim Floyd, Max Harz. Carl Eklund, Alan Heath, Eugene Fuller. Dale Eikleberry. Thlrd Row: Kathryn Grif.ry.rs, Nelda Hays, Arlena Graham, Jean Kennison, June Izellie, Peggy Johnson, Delores I-luffaker, Emma Lou Eckley, Jody Just, Bev- erly Hogan. Mary Hernandez, Donna Krug. Sec-ond Row: Jimmy Harris, Clarence Franklin. Bob Fisher, Charles Kelly, John Grit'-fin, Harold Flanders, Bob Hogrefe, Gerald Hill, John Griffith. Front Row: Mar- lene Johnson, Marilyn Gleger, Joan Humbarger. Jane Johnson, Lonelva Hill, Rosemary Kennedy, Maxine French, Betty Goodall, Lois Johnson. NORRIS WALTERS Treasurer Bottom Picture: Back Row: John Turk, Gerald Vish- nefske, Don Rauh. Henry Vvilliams. Darrel Stauffer, Virgil Wenger. Billy Sharp. Roy VVilbur, George Saw- aya, David Smith. Gail Swartz. Ivan Smith. Fifth Row: Maxine Sanborn, Julia Wickersham, Madeline Rand, Manoyne Tweedy, Pat Van Horne, Lorna Wis- trance, Virginia Timmons, Jean Wagner, Dorlene Schroeder. Verna Mae Johnson, Helen Vaupel, Donna Shasnett. Fourth Row: Leroy Shank, Joe Sullivan, Nor- man Vidricksen. Earl Richter, Jimmy Vance, Jack Sut- ton, Donald Sc-hropp, Arles Wilkins. Leon Shelton. Ducene Wihster, Melvin Schreiber. Third Row: Mar- jorie Thomas, Phyllis Ann 'Wagner, Jean Ann Wilbur, Margie Uzzell, Marty Waddell, Doris Wertz, Wilma. Schroeder, Jonette Sllner, Jimmie Gall Young, Edith VVilliams, Beverly Wilson, Shirley Stevenson. Second Row: Jack Smith, Robert Youneberg, Ralph Rodri- quez, Norris Walter, Bob Short, Dale St. Clair, Rich- ard Von Achen, Harold Tracy, David Swanson. Front Row: Domingo. Torres, Mary Zaragoza, Rose Marie Turner, Jean Webster, Margaret Thomas. JoAnn Tur- ner Phyllis Turner, JoAnn Wooster, Dorothy Van Ness, Carolyn Taylor. 41 . ,+ '!w', 1-an W, nf n ,X 0 A if fa: 5 V ' 'ff Z1 119 , W4 161 V Q 9 N . . -Q. . .. ' n gk X.. Jag. , g-VA. A F '!?rfi'?+'4 i. g r ' 4 xx S I . E 'L -1. , QW K Q 35 . 'Y ,. ,t.. f. - x gps, j -?:f : -. f - ,..- 1 nm a . , . :ggi A F' - w QV gy ,f, ' tv ff. A' ig. . T 1-T , 'Q mf G, Q W ,fly my wr Q 'bf Ugg 9 3 ' L32 giwl :Eg 5 A Q Q? 4' gf' 5 WV '15 V 69 fi SI if 9 C. O. Scofrr, PRINCIPAL Mathematics my-A -v--.. ...., . , .-. .--. ..... , , ,, , . ,V,, , H ,lhtabmfmmu CRooAeueQt High 1 5 Miss EDITH Bnonnm, DEAN English 7 --- A l' CRoo1.seoa-:Qt UDLUCY FLETCHER-Geography-Room 243 QZJLAVERGNE MANN - Vocal Music lish 8, History 8 - Roo Room 15g Q51 GLADYS OLD OPDYCKE - Industr English 7-Room 215 485 495 MRS. ROGER MI 4105 IVA ZIMMERM f11J EDWIN HITCHCO - Ro m KIU om 16g i3JMARY NIELSON - Eng- 29g Q41 HILDA SMITH - History HN - Foods - Room 175 C65 HAR - ial Arts - Room lg 175 IDA SHANK - ID IL A O ORA WILSON - Art 7,8 - Room 8g LER - Natural Science - Room 313 K - Boys Gym 7,8 - Room 27. N - Arithmethic 7 - Room 263 ac ufltlff 1121 HELEN STILWELL - Arithmetic 7,8 - Room 22g 1131 MRS JEAN MCCOSH - Workshop - Room 6g 1147 G. H. OAKES Penmanship - Room 133 1157 LENORA MUNDEN - Girls Gym 7,8 -Room 255 1167 DOROTHY CATER - Orchestra 7,8, Band 8 - Room 2g 1171 BONNIE GUSTAFSON - English 7,8 - Room 203 1181 A. L. JOHNSON - Mathematics 8 - Room 23g 1195 HELEN MITCHELL - Clothing - Room 7g 1201 MARION KLEMA - History 8, Mathematics 7 - Room 10g 120 LAW- RENCE HAGUE-Shop - Room 331223 VERA MOON - Geog- raphy - Room 14. Elqfhtlft Cgnacllenla Top Picture: Back Row: John Hammond, Hamilton Lynch, Kenneth Stamm, Keith Graybeal, Gene Chad- wlck, Billy Lindstrom, Richard Hemphill, Eugene Brandt, Donald Hlder, George D. Eckles, Billy Weath- ers, Pat Porter, Lawrence Ferrell, Deane Engel, Blll DeLoache. Fourth Row: Darlene Schroeder, Lorraine Sears, Gladys Shannon, Sally Earley, Shirley Mason, Bontlna Bowman, Marilyn Harris, Betty Lamer, Dor- cas Smith, Margaret Weckel, Norma Wood, Inez Olson, Charlotte Newhouse, Phyllis Larson, Belle Norskog, Ethel Lewis, Velma Moore. Third Row: Lawrence Jackman, Dick Moore, Joe Hernandez, Dale Bell, Billy Boyd, Leonard Buehre, Donald Davis, Verle Simpson, Wendell Vogt, Raymond Smith, Donald Atchison, Don Johnson, Arthur Harris, Bill Brockelman, Donald Mc- Lane, Junior Greiner. Second Row: Arnell Goodwin, Marjorie McMlllen, Constance Baber, Doris Warren, Arlene Woodman, Patricia. Hoke, Myrtle Lorenson, Maxine Moses. Helen June Anderson, Marilyn Rice, Jo Ann Friend, Lois Stout, Della Mae Scriven, Guada- lupe Camarena, Phyllis Schroeder, Donna. Jean Lam- beth. Front Row: Ellen June Miller, Peggy Roberts, Royce Schropp, Harry Weelborg, Jimmy Drevets, Nor- man French, Tommy Crough, Junior Cline, Earl St. Clair, John Dawson, Billy Johnson, Gene Reed, Lois Lindgren, Ethel Golledge, Joan Anderson. ROBERT CONRAD President hr MARY ANN PRUr1'r Vice-President 0 O O O I I O PHYLLIS WAYLAN Secretary Top Picture: Back Row: David Thayer, Ralph Soldan, Donald Roe, John Gregory, Tommy Norton, Frank Brettle, Lauren Pratt, Robert Bowyer, Bluford Nickell, Billy Burt, Carroll Morgenson, Donald Rein- hold, Roger Mason, Sidney Shultz, Merlin Jones, Dick White. Fourth Row: J. Dean Tucker. Jo Ann Ernst, Dannette Strand, Doris Pitzen, Marjorie Yent, Mary Lou Marshall, Arabelle McBride, Marilyn Harvey, Marilyn Peters, Jacqueline Idleman, Marilyn Waylan, Lillian Lamer, Dixie Bartley, Suzanne Sykes, Lois I-leywood, Rita Miller. Third Row: Donna,Cravens, Helen Raisner, FaDonna Hower, Virginia Laubengay- er, Marie Frank, Peggy Edmiston, Doris Gebhart. Alice Mason, Lenora Wauhob, Dorlene Cowart, Doro- thy Ann Stussy, Vivian Bean, Phyllis Johnson, Lupe Hernandez, Ester Smith, Norma Moseman. Second Row: Alvin Brockelman, Jack Driscoll, Larry Smith, Richard Ford, Teddy Barnes, Donald XVllson, John Hamilton, Gary Coburn, Earl Philpot, Richard Lewis, Raymond Price, Jack Shannon, James Lantz, Van Walcott, Bill Xvarnow, Donald Weis. Front Row: Le- Anne Snaeth. Phyllis XVaylan, Shirley Bouck, Doris Bolby, Clarabelle McBeth, Patsy Gardenuhire, Joleen Fossey, Lillian Briegel, Dorothy Zelenka, Audrey Geb- hart. Peggy Massey. ...-,.... - p -. -.-0..- . .,......f...,.,. . .........-,.. .....,...-... 1 CQQAA ot 1949 LEANNE SPAETH Treasurer Bottom Picture: Buck Row: Dale Pike, Ronald Miller, James McCormick, Robert Hindeman, Richard Inman. Alan Zimmerman, Keith Pulec, Jack Hall, Billy Ray. Ralph Forrey, Jerry Lewis, Larry Baughman, Jerald Peterson. Jack Cracraft, Buddy Stevenson, Joe Parson. 'Fourth Row: Ethel Hagen, Janet Sawyer, Gloria John- son. Betty Lawrence, Sarah Shull, Arlene Opplizer, Mildred Hill, Darlene Schissler, Mary Varnado, Bar- bara Baker, Sally Lelker, Jerry Lee Vvllllamson, Jane Wilson, Martha May, Jean Graham, Juanita Johnson, Ruth Petermann. Third Row: Joyce Parson, Donna, D1ines, Joan Hurley, Wanda Gawlth, Betty Jean Car- los, Jeanette Witham. Patricia Bauman, Marilyn McDowell, Mary Ann Pruitt, Sue Ann Eller, Jean Cur- rie, Jo Ann Grady, Pauline Brown, Ruth Faulkner, Joyce Diller. Second Row: Bob Redmond. John- Eaton, James Mooney, Jimmie Wise, Forrest Rees, rlerbert Hoeffner, Ralph Armstrong. Glen Beebe. Jay I-Ierren, Wayne Sumstine, Donald Urmey, Kent Thomas, John Poague, Jimmy Driscoll. Front Row: Ona Parson, Car- lene Letterman, Marguerite Mattison, Velva June J0- seph, Norma Tunnell, Delores Hunter, Margene Coil, Doris Just, Bonnie Kelm. B4-ILS ,r.-.,..w-- ev-v -f-.Y Y , l Seo:-:nth Qnaclenll Top Picture: Back Row: Norma Jeanne Horsley, Wanda Trembley, JoAnne Crawford, Doris Olson, Norma Jeanne Dietz, Josephine Anderson, Ruth Pierce, Ruth Nadine Bristow, Donna Caldwell, Erma Faliring. Beta Ann Taylor, Isabel Hernandez, Jacqueline Coop- er, Mary Hake, Jean Kahle, Mary Frances Harland, Jane Ann Red enbaugh. Fourth Row: Davis Ross, Rob- ert Ireland, Jimmie Smith, Archie Junior Fry. Ted Nixon, Jack McCall, Richard Blair, Marvin McCauley, Richard Brown, Bobby Graybeal, Donald Thayer, Richard Young, Curtis Means, Wilbert Orr, John Hinrle, George Gaylin Garver. Third Row: Mary Arm- strong, Mary Alma Hitchcock, Arlene Propp. Norma I-Iabiger, Joan Loop, Barbara Oehlert, Jeanne Wil- liams, Evelyn Bussart. Mary Lou Lemon, Ruby Swlg- art. Sally Yockers, Doris Peterson, Donna Capell, Janice Copeman, Dona Darlene Paige, Carol Ann Green, Arlen: Collins, Ruby Ashton. Second Row: Ruth Burkhardt, Peggy Bartlett, Betty Archer, Marlow Orr, Richard Goodnight, Joe Jones, Maynard Peterson, Charles Andrew Just, Dallas Sullivan, Earl Kempton, James Miller, Thomas Summers, Duane Swanson, Joann Hutchison, Velma Craig, Cecelia Rodriquez, Nancy Curtis. Front Row: JoAnn Pearson, Rosetta Shelton, Mary Louise Barefleld, Dlxle Lee Woods. Jessie Camare-na, Barbara Manion, Nancy Levin, Donis Peterson, Barbara Fronterhouse, Joyce Colleen Pearce, Norma Jean Fairchild, Emily Shldler, Donna Dee Giddings, Dorothy Blehm. B0ff0W Picture: Back Row: Harlan Jones, W ne Bartlett, Earl Priddy, Charles Hammett, Max gift- man, John Waldschmidt, Clarence Griswold, Donald Miller, Bob Johnson, Charles Hamilton, Raymond Cox, Tommy Fernandez, James Mertel, Teddy Kohler, Fourth Row: Robert Ingalls, Bruce Hamilton, Leslie Wenger, Edwin Hagan, Willie Beard, Ted Weaver, Donald Pohlhammer, Clifford Miller, Donald Spurrier, Melvin Smock, John Looney, Phillip Rose, Robert Haley, Keith Faulkner. Third Row: Billy Walters, Roland Vandruff, William Weir, William Crews, Don- ald Wilbur, William Merrick, Creighton Rauh, Robert Dean Long, Bruce Joy, Gerald Byers, Tommy Arm- strong, Delbert Schroeder, Donald Joe Smith, Fred Vldricksen. Second Row: Dennis Wheaton, Robert Leth, Edward Glassburn, Wallace Herren, Donald Mills, Jimmy Gust, Ward Barcafer, Ralph Pihl, Rich- ard Massey, Kenneth Gray, Danny Fazel, James Carl- son, Orval Gall McGilvray. Front Row: Gilbert Ada.- mek,.Bobby Hiatt, Maurice Couch, Keith Weber, Ed- win Himmelwrlght, Richard White. Jim Felton, Jean Paris Emlg, Donald Herrmann, Max Hower, John Hutchins, Gabriel Zaragoza. BARBARA VAN Wm President HERB LECHNER Vice-President Top l'l1-ture: Back Row: Floyd Henson, Keith Michal, Levern Kenneth Fishburn, Wayne McDowell, Fred- erick Raymond Hines, Jerry Reinhardt, Bobby Pugh, Bobby Elder, Jared Dyer, Frank Mar, Veryl Mayberry, Alwyn Nelson, Don Pierce Lamer, Verne Rhodenbaugh, Marx Pfenningvr, Joe Nelson. Fifth Row: Rose Devi- vlsh, .lo.knn Fairman, Betty Collins, Carolyn llursh, Marjorie Page, Dorothy DeVVitt, Lois Yon Sclniltz, Juanita ltider, lletty lioseberry, Ruth Hayward, Doris Koker, Virginia Belcher, Diane Deardorf, Patsy Harsh- barger, Delores Rider, Sylvia Roos, Phyllis Hansen. Fourth Row: Ronnie Gillani, Donald Sasnett, Robert Serrault, David Ifrie, John Soldan, Elmer Manjeot, Robert Coe, .lolm Huffaker, Robert Hernandez, Mer- rill llanta, Jim Jennings, .lack Laughlin, Keith Quil- len, John Kelly. Third Row: Anna Lee Rittgers, Thris- sa .lohnson, Sarah Wiles, Dorothy Kennedy, Letty NVymore, Norma Gayler, Violet Tilley, Barbara Soder- berg, Andre Sounnpfrs, Diantha Sue Horton, Neola Griffin, Barbara Van NVie, Earlene Smith, Margie Nt-wmaim, Shirley Davis, Evelyn Faye Shelton, Mary Jackson. Second Row: Jeanne Crawford, Shirley Mas- gay, Betty Conrad, June Mooney, Geraldine Benson, .lacqualine Crisler, Zoe Ann Porter, Edna Lanier, Shirley Higgins, Dorothy Leth, Pauline Huscher. Bar- bara Paton, Patricia Hannnond, Phyllis Jean llannl- ton. Front Row: George Johnson, Ralph Schlieger, Arthur Schreiber, Kenneth Conrad, Jerry Bochow, .Inn- niie Sharpe, Don Redmond, Tommy Dale, Billy Taylor. Bottom Picture: Back Row: Mary Lucile Johnson, Patricia St. John, Jane Ann White, Anna Marie Bushyhead, Dolores Sherman, Geraldine Burt, Betty Betterson, Darlene Elbert, .lulia Hell, Norma Price, Maryline Baxter, Sylvia Crosby, Shirley Le Bow, Earl- ine Sitton, Be-tty Ann llogrefe, Mary Lou Merriman. I-'ifth Row: Herbert Lechner. .limmy Sledd, .lack Jasper, Norman Grant, John Crawford, Irving Peter- son, Charles Maddex, Donald Fapp, Nicholas Afinos, ltobert llrack, Francis Bene Cain, XVilliam Swenson, K-ith Dorixstroln, Roger Nicholson, Tommie Pickett. Fourth Row: Julia Alice Gillispie, Janis Marie Mur- phy, Edna Summers, Mary Senior, Wilma Darlene Farr, Neysa llolby, llarbara Anderson, Audrey Hard- esty, Nancy Ross, Mildred Smith, Madeleine Hodgson, Norma liarnes, Constance Campbell, Peg-Ury Gregory, Suzanne Ruhnke, Maxine Couse, Connie Brittendall, .lean Ann Hepner. Tblral Row: Phil Hodriquez, Marion Nickelson, .Iciry Friesen, Noel Stephenson, llillv Groth, James Swedenburgy Richard NVilsou, Felix Her- nandez, Richard Fisher, Gene Stauffer, Donald Afqjrrig, Don Dishman, Verlin Giersch, Billy Swartz, .lerrv Anderson, Frank Quintero, Dale McColliern, Hobbbv Opdycke. Second Row: Stella Parks, Sue Ann Geil, Patty Aills, Twila Mueller, Jeannette Oetting. Marilyn H1-nz, NVilma Holcom, Opal Eckles, Patsy .lo Smith Clarene Scott, Nona McCormick, Rebecea Kimble' Betty Bushyhcad, Gretchen Morgenstern, Catherine Lee Price, Phannita. Bolby. Front Row: Doris Bass Shirley llroce, Norma Lamer, Helen Justice, Marian Matthews, Shirley Driscoll. CZQQM ot 1950 'V ltr. ,. ,Clk FII' ' ' 5 Ac' 1.251 .. ,.,. at X CONNIE CAMPBELL Secretary NICK AGNOS Treasurer 49 igik W rw fi K h ., s rfb 97' L54 wififrfj . 1 1 43, Q5 is 0 X xi Y + G we W QE: 1 ff 'h WSJ' I o Jw wr A 1, .15 K , at J s 1 ' '94 1' r bv , is i Q55 E , wg, . ww Q ll, , U 5, .? 5 QS ' Qs Q x qggag in ,Q W at ix fu, , A ,, R K as ' .LJ ,hr , v , - 5 K' 1 ' 5 Ml, GJ? 0 11516, Ml-M USLLLQCQA X C T ,. , - , , , W Membership: Bob Baker, Socialg Charles Marsh, 1st V. P.g E tionalg Rudy Kramer, Social: Karl Abbott, Musicg Bobb Coope Howard, Financeg Eskil Anderson, Brotherhood. OW C9460 XXX -X4 , .47 699 eip? L '- ' 41 f we Wx C: ' Y? of? X, ,L 5X .w',?7l XX- V I AX 1? f xx M XX X . fl? if-. X K ' Q 1 . . 55 1 'ly . . ' -.R-ik V b W. .- , -K ,V 7.51, 5 . I 4 .XM 5 V ' Q , m ix 'ff- ' , I 'Q ' V' we' f r ,, ' J' N ' .ff ' . . ff .' . L, . 52, ' -- ----- ---- - -. ice Dyck, Sponsorg Dick Noyce, Devo- , Musicg Bob Piland, Devotionalg Jack 0801. Ga Q60 75511 6' Cbqb may CRooAweQt Jil-'lg Cabinet Back Row: Wendell Vogt Buddy Grant Alan Zimmerman Don Johnson Leslie Wenger Teddy Barnes Front Row: Robert Conrad Jimmy Drevets, Secretary-Treasurer Jimmy Weber, First Billy Weathers, President Herb Leckner, Second Vice President Clllfon Qdl CJ7eQQow1..1l1i5J L I N C O L N HI-Y CABINET: Back Row Standing, left to right-- George Strella, Devoti- onalg Robert Hoisington, Bro- therhood, Lee Roy Shank, fi- nanceg Don Anderson, Publi- city. Front Row Seated-- Bob Collins, Music, Albert Morgan, Programg Tom Kennedy, Secre- taryg Melvin Clingan, Presi- dent, John Griiiith, Vice-Presi- dent, Ernie Schultz, Treasurerg Jim Golder, Social. g Ill Ill I -Ill 'Ill-g 53 Qlnll Udelsanuaa 54 a54 WASHINGTON G. R. CABINET: Seated - Virgi Baughan, secretary, Helen Crosby, president, Rower Heath, programg Standing--Patsy Davis, social, Helei nia Carter, treasurer, Ruth .a Ross, vice-president, Helen 1 Hemphill, world fellowship, Harriet Waddell, publicity, Miss Dorothy Andrews, jponsorg Betty Rich, resigned as president, moved to Florida, Vernalee Sarvis, hi devotional, Irma Lou Rick, courtesy, Eloise Hodgson. Margaret Ricklefs, recreation. toriang Jeanne Ann Bartlett, service, Barbara Flora, music, LINCOLN G. R. CABINET: Back Row Standing-Je Lauretta Hederstedt, Dolores Vogt, Peggy Logan, Rolla Blood, Pat Quigelg Front Row Seated-Carol G Horne, Shirley Baber, Molly Weathers, Janet Johns nne Kaufman, Doris Downs, oan Larson, Maxine Brown, 'ffith, Shirley Rice, Pat Van v - - - - - .S.J'l.LS. Clllfofnlldl .feadlena EIGHTH GRADE G. R. CABINET: Back Row -- Gloria Johnson, Juanita Johnson, Sue Ann Eller, La Vonne Flora, Marilyn Peters, Barbara Baker, Donna Deinesg Front Row -- Martha May, Jo Ann Grady, Virginia Laubengayer, Constance Baker, Jeanette Lindgren, Wanda Gaeith, Ruth Faulkner, Marjorie McMillin, Dona Hudkins, Velma Moore, Ruth Peterman. SEVENTH GRADE G.R. CABINET: Back Row-Edna Summers, Clarene Scott, Mary Lucille John- son, Madeleine Hodgson, Constance Campbell, Mildred Smith, Janis Murphy, Jeanette Oetting: Front Row--Peggy Lou Bartlett, Betty Hogrefe, Ernia Fahring, Carolyn Hurst, Gretchen Morgen- stern, Mary Alma Hitchcock, Sue Ann Geil, Shirley Broce, Barbara, VanWie, Jodie Anderson, Patricia St. John, Marilyn Benz. . 55 1 QUEEN , Q - u .Nw 0 I A 44 - Q W '58,-Q ,fs .WN as ,asm R 'lf W. . 'Q' own f l I, 1,5 .. ,HHH .l ,.J-. . ATTENDANTS dianlgancs. Ghetto, .Af J' 5 .4l ' A U O Glamorous Ann B aughman, 1944 H ing Queen ' omecom- , reigned over th Game ' e Homecoming in which the Maroons won 27 to 12 from the Hays High Indians. Elected by the juniors and seniors of Washington High and crowned by Student Council President Charles Marsh during an impressive between-halves ceremony, Queen Ann was attended by seniors Barbara Flora and Betty Rich. 57 CRe1pneLu-:ntatlue Charles Hoffhaus, chosen by the senior class and Washing ton faculty to be the Representative Boy of 1945, easily meas- ures up to the standards of this position--comradeship, achieve- ment, cooperation, dependability, and high ideals. He ranks- high amdhg his fellow students, having been editor of the Salina High News, Boy of the Month for February, and an active member of Hi-Y. Prominent in other fields, Charles had the lead in the Dramatics Club play, Remember the Day , lettered in football and wrestling, and is a member of the National Honor Society. 58 X I? ' 'TU' -. ' 'het f. 5-'-gi . ' - w, . ' , ' f V. , , 1' ,g ,Q - . ,, ,, , I .. .fu in ' N -' Q I ' . if gif, 9 QA y- 4 gk-J . .. . 'Hi ,. V f 4122? ' .X R86 ., ,.. ,, - N p Pretty, vivacious Eloise Hodgson was chosen to be the Rep- resentative Girl from Salina High School in the twelfth an- nual election of this type. Eloise, known by her many friends as Hoddie , has been outstanding throughout her high school years, serving four years on the Girl Reserve Cabinet, an active member of N.F.L., and a member of the SHS News Staff. During her senior year she was president of the Dra- matics Club and a member of the National Honor Society. Her pleasing personality and dependable leadership truly make her representative of the Class of 1945. 5 .E ,,,-... ka 7 X :iii l '2 -sg, Clielpneaentatlva Qlnll Wlatlonal Jionon Soc? W: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - On the basis of character, leadership, service, and scholarship, ten boys and twenty - two girls from the upper-third of the senior class were elected by a majority vote of the Washington faculty. Back row: Bill Furtick, Charles Marsh, Pat Lanahan, Bob Lindeman, pres.g Wilbur Pfenninger, Stanley Englund, vice pres., Fred Myers, Charles Hoffhaus, Eskil Anderson, Dale Armstro ng, Third row: Irma Rick, Barbara Putnam, Helen Hiath, sec., Barbara Flora, Mary Lo Monahan, Margare Eloise H Jean An Ricklefs Lindblom, Jocelyn Swartz, Second row: odgson, Mary Frances Dreese, Marjorie Jay, ne Bartlett, Charlotte Reams, Margaret , Carol Paton, First Row, Virginia Carter. Helen Crosby, Betty Rich, treas.g Ella Mae Smith, Maryell n Justice. Helen Hemphill, Patsy Davis, Marjorig Oborg. NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY--Repre senting the upper 10 per cent ofthe sophomore class and qualifying in fields of leadership, service and character, the following five boys and seventeen girls make up this year's National Junior Honor Society group. Back Row: Lois Hutson, Noville Stephan, Peggy Logan, Frances Hurst, Carol Lee Griffith, Row: Pa Strella, gan, Ma Patricia Baber, in pictu Lauretta Hederstedt, Janet Reedg Middle ricia Lytal, Donna Jean McCoy, George ale Johnson, Tom Kennedy, Melvin Clin- ine Brown, Grace Vanimang Front Row: uigal, Jean Dale, Lois Vidricksen, Shirley hirley Rice, Jo Ann Lindgren. Not shown e, Howard Wright. .feadlena .S.J'l.,S. clllfonllcll Jlctioltq, WASHINGTON STUDENT COUNCIL: Back Row-Dave Jones, Bob Lindeman, Fred Simmons, Charles Tremain. Second row--Shirley Lemon, Irma Lou Rick, Patsy Davis, Peggy Baker, Bill Griffith, Bob Cooper, Eugene Moore, Marjorie Perrussel, Marjorie Jay, Charles Hoffhaus. Front row--Ruth Baughan, Helen Crosby, Pat Howard, Nancy Riley, Betty Rich, Jack Howard. Charles Marsh, standing. LINCOLN STUDENT COUNCIL: Back row standing---Donna Rentel, Billie Floyd, Kathryn Minard, Jaunita Gerdes, Helen Yockers, Janet Johnson, Pat Britton, Jack Gillam, Tom Kennedy, Dorothy Durfee, Marjorie Thomas, Don Jensen, Roy Toulouse, Noriss Walter, Front row seated-Jean Webster, Joan Humbarger, Bill Eckley, Nancy Anderson, Bob Collins, George Strella, Pete Hollen, Lavonne Baughman, Don Cottle. ROOSEVELT STUDENT COUNCIL: Seated at Table left to right-Mary Samuelson, Marilyn Peters, Sue Ann Geil, Charles L. Williams, Sue Ann Eller, Robert Haley, Bruce Hamilton, Standing-Ruth Burkhart, Phyllis Waylan, Carolyn Hurst, Bontina Bowman, Teddy Kohler, Richard Hemphill, Nick Agnos, Verle Simpson, Shirley Davis, Julia Ann Gillispie, Robert Conrad, Jacqueline Crisler. Student Council Members not shown in picture: Duane Swanson, Herbert Lechner, Earl Dean Kempton. 61 gdalxg. ............ SHS NEWS STAFF PERSONNEL' Seated Bill Lindb r A El i H d . - g, o se o gson, Bill Usher, associate editorgy Charles Hoffhaus, editor-in-chiefg Ha 'et Waddell, Bill Furtick, Jean Downey, Helen Heathg Standing--Jack Howard, jr. adv. managerg Pat Lanahan, adv. managerg Irma Lou Rick, Bert Chambers, Dick Noyce, Joan Stevenson, Bob Baker, Vernalee Sarvis, Marjorie Newton, Phyllis Patterson, Patsy Davis. - . t, bers Write, TYP9' Edt News Staff Mem SHNQWS Pro0f Read Copy for 'X ..--:J ' 1 3'1,4 not Wztave. :X A., f,.,.p-nv f4u:',p,,,...: 1- .,, ,rem ' A I clllfonllcll Rapontena Trailstaff Bu . for That A11.12'pffer::11sPagesMa de n Deadline Date SHS TRAIL STAFF PERSONNEL: Seated-Marjorie Oberg, Maryellen Justice, associate editorg Paul Strand, editor-infchiefg Joyce Lamme, Margaret Ricklefsg Standing-Emy Lou Burkholder, Rowena Rockhold, Alvera Yockers, Jean Harris, Don Joslin, advertising managerg Pat Sidener, Betty Rich, Flo Hills, Darlene Hammett. S. f.Dz-:batz-:na ,lp- IN.. WASHINGTON DEBATE SQUAD PERSONNEL: Front Row: Eloise Hodgson, Maryellen Justice, Second Row: Phyllis Lou Johnson, Rowena Ross, Kathryn Johnson, Dorthea Biles, Vera June Crockett, Georgann Eyler, Ernie Shu' Jean Bell, Sam Lewis, Marshall Faith, Melvin Clingan, Bill Lind Berkley Greiner, Coach A. J. Dawson. Betty Rich, Gus Lindblom, Virginia Carter, itz: Third Row: Bill Furtick, Iva Belle Flora, berg, John Weckelg Standing: Jack Howard, NATIONAL FORENSTC 'LEAGUE OFFICERS: Maryellen Justice, pres- ident: Marshall Faith, vice-president, Iva Belle Flora, secretary. .SHS Debatena' 'Would Salina High debaters of 1944-45, arguing the issues of the question: Resolved That the Legal Voting Age Should Be Reduced to Eighteen Years of Age, made themselves C.K.L. champions when they won out over McPherson, Junction City, Abilene, and Chapman in the tournament held in Salina February 7. The debate season closed for Salina High when they participated in the District meet on February 10. This event marked the end of an interesting and educational season for the 22 members of the de- bate class and their coach, A.J. Dawson, which be- gan with an October debate institute and demon- stration at Lawrence, attended by six members of the Salina squad, with one member participating in the ed t tire s tourr and t cond makil monstration debate. Six debaters also attend- e Wichita institute held October 28. The en- quad went to Russell November 18 for the first lament of the season, in which Salina won first hird places. Salina debaters attended their se- tournament December 1-2 with ten speakers mg the trip to Topeka. The following weekend founcL12 Salina squad members in Hutchinson for the t tour J anu lina d Febr ird tournament. January brought two major ments: Wyandotte January 12-13, at Wichita ry 19-20 where Salina tied for third place. Sa- baters were host at the annual N.F.L. tourney ary 3 'which was won for the second conse- cutivll year by Wichita North. T1--.-H.-,t-f-if, , . . ' ' ' ' Jlllll the clflfonQdl'A cc Stacie i DRAMATICS CLUB PERSONNEL: Back Row- Rudy Kramer, Milton Lindblom, Norman Wenger, Dick Noyce, Fred Warnow, Bob Baker, Bill Usher, Jack Stewart, Charles Hoffhausg Fourth Row- Pat O' Connor, Eugene Oetting, Irma Lou Rick, Barbara Putnam, Shirley Drawbaugh, Marjorie Perrussel, Jocelyn Swartz, Bill Furtick, Bob Fronterhouseg Third Row- Marjorie Means, Jean Anne Bartlett, Dorotha Biles, Mary Lou Boston, Nancy Riley, Lor- na Conley, Kathryn Johnson, Pauline Holm, Melba Graf, Second Row- Patricia McKinnon, Harriett Waddell, Carol Jean Paton, Doris Carlson, Rowena Ross, Pat Howard, Patsy Davis, Sally Sue Woodwardg First Row- Phyllis Lou Johnson, Vernalee Sarvis, Joan Stevenson, Miss Esther Sherfy, Georgann Eyler, Eloise Hodgson. 'lspnlnq Queen J'llqhQlqhtA nxnrusm before lh b urne gn I Phi u n dnuour gm Ov ti 1. I L ll d f lh l h ll Ffhenelb Wvlualc 1 ,f ' FX Gif '4-vs., - -- :,:-Pr-+R to 1. BRASS SECTION: Rhea Miracle, Bill Case, Bill Neal, Wilbur Pfenninger, Roland Nothern, Gerald Knowles, John Shaeffer, Vernita Wimmer. 2. VIOLINS: Patricia Lytal, Juanita Gerdes, Bonnie Hampton, Lewis Miles, Dorothy Urmey, Norma Clovis, Garnet Taylor, Lonelva Hill. 3. DRUMS: Pat Fay and Clea Nelson. 4. BASSES, MARIMBAS: Rosemary Turner, Vera June Crockett, Peggy Logan, Ernestine McCall. 5. FIRST VIOLINS: Lorene Buehler, Donald Evans, Anne Drevets, Mary Hall, Helen Barekman, Dorothy Durfee, Sam Lewis. 6. CELLOS: K Jean Mc 7. WOO Englund, Hogan, ll Betty Jean Johnson, Marjorie Smith, Donna 'osh, Margaret Martin, Eleanor Ann Yockers. WINDS: Clyde Richter, Doris Wertz, Elaine Bill Lindberg, Audrey Van Meer, Dorothy flerle Woody. 8. HARP: Georgia Beshears. 'Round the clllfonllcll CHORUS PERSONNEL: Back Row-Donna Powell, Mary Ann Levin, Verner Levin, Harold Patton, Ray Carrier, John Weckel,Norman Wenger, Gene Anderson, Bill Griffith, Bob Nelson, Bob Leedy, Jack Stewart, Karl Abbott, Bobb Cooper, Bob Schwandt, Omagene Cruce, Shirley Daily. Second Row --Mary Jean Kline, Jean Miller, Raymond King, Jimmy Arnold, Eugene Oetting, Jimmy Mattison, Bob Gerald Johnson, Bob Cole, Bobby Jack Smith, Bill Usher, Pat O'Conner, Clara McDowell, Phyllis Brown, Shirley Pulec, Betty Cruce. Third Row-- Joan Ohlson, Juanita Sias, Carol Jean Paton, Pat Howard, Jerry Lemon, Jeanne Mc- Clanathan, Patricia Johnson, Vera June Crockett, Mary Alice Anderson, Arvetta Hawkinson, Ruth Baughan, Betty Simmons, Bette Daniels, Shirley Siebert. Front Row -- Mildred Johnson, Jacqueline Sprecker, Marjorie Brown, Mary Jane Wilson, Marialive Taylor, Anne Drevets, Norma Miller, Joan Rhunke, Mary Elizabeth Moore, Betty Lou Johnson, Mary Louise Lauber, Lois Jean Pfeifer, Delores Linholm, Marjorie Jay, Mary Jane Strowig. GIRLS DOUBLE SEXTET: Pat Howard, Jean McClanathan, Mary Jane Strowig, Shirley Siebert, Lois Pfeifer, Joan Rhunke, Vera Crockett, Arvetta Hawkinson,Jean Miller, Mary Jean Cline, Joan Ohlson, Carol Jean Paton, Marjory Jay, pianist. S. S. Cvvluzlic cl'Vlc1lfzenA BAND PERSONNEL: Back Row: Ben Simmons, Bill Grosser, Vernita Wimmer, Bob Dunkin, Donald Coburn, Terry Gardner, Glen Na pier, Harold Hoyt, Charles Con- rad, Vance Darling, Bob Pilandg Fifth Row: Mary Lewis, Nathalie Pyle, Pat Quigel, Viola Oberg, Bill Case, Dick, Heywood, Rhea Miracle, Louis Reynolds, Delno Peter- son, Don Lanning, Dolores Vogt, C.F. Lebow, director: Fourth Row: Lawrence Herandez, Howard Eitel, Darrel Hutchins, Albert Morgan, James Howell, Bill Benz, Tom Smith, Jack Hoke, Jack Sutton, Orville Woolard, Rob' ert Hein, Bob Russell, Wayne Johnson, Keith Wagner, ff. , fwffsf . Clmeenlz-zaclena Shirley Dfawbaugh Charles Urie Jeanne McClanathan Zula WeaVef Phyllis Johnson SDnum Cwlajonla Q. N e 'er Q X H - 1 if ,Y rf, . 1, .- . -up A A, , , n '1 X X 1 W, 'M K K- ' w . Q ' f b Jean Dale 9'-f 4 . s .J ' n ! nm Margaret Harris Berkley Greiner lol, Edris Idol Ngo, I f Q--'v X f . , . . . if ', A - L., 7- s- f -Y, 5 A. G' w Q42 . ' , X -.if iw' if . N I :Lx Geraldine Forrey Qinfa Jltidletlca G.A.A. CABINET: Back Row-Donna McCoy, Louise Crough, Peggy Logan, pianistg Helen Yockers, presidentg Front Row Brown, Anna Lemony Jeanne Kaufmang Pat Quigel, vice Dancing--One Activity G.A.A. Girls Enjoy Bl ood, Miss Ernestine Sturgeon, sp Morris, secretary-treasurerg Maxine onsorg Basketball---Outstanding Sport in G.A.A. G.A.A. Pyramid-Super De 1 70 UX8 Clllfaabingfcon High Clluba MUSIC PERFORMANCE CLUB MEMBERS: Back Row-Raymond King, Sam Lewis, Harold Patton, Bob Piland, Bob Allison, Bill Lindberg, Bob Schwandt, Bob Leedy, C. F. Lebow, sponsor, Middle Row-Mary Jean Kline, Jacqueline Sprecker, Anne Drevets, Doris Swedenburg, Elaine Englund, Dorothy Hogan, Bette Daniels, Lorene Buehler, Vernita Wimmer, Pat Johnson, Eleanor Yock- ersg Front Row--Marjorie Jay, Arvetta Hawkinson, Joan Rhunke, Merle Gwen Woody, Jean Miller, Donna Powell, Wilma Taylor, Vera Crockett, Lois Peter- SOIL JUNIOR GIRLS CLUB OFFICERS: Merle Gwen Woody, secretary. Mildred Henry, president: Shirley Lewis, vice president: Virginia Neilson, treasurer. SENIOR GIRLS CLUB OFFICERS: Mary Letterman, secretary, Helenlouise Levin, president, Doris Swedenburg, vice president, Wanda Krug, treasurer. SENIOR BOYS CLUB MEMBERS: Back Row-Jack Sethman, Dick Pettle, Don Dieckhoff, Gerald Forrey, Fred Magee, Tom Martin, Bill Murray, Don Cain Bob VVeis, J. B. Hinkle, Bill FurtickgFront Row-- Bob Bitler, Charles Frederick Bert Chambers, Jack Lippoldt, Ed Kakenmaster, Darrell Houltberg,Alvert Coop- er, Art Gilbertson. Members not shown in picture: Jack Sawaya. Bobby Jack Smith, Bill Case, Fred Rice, Rollin Johnson, ,Sn Action r--W 4 . .,, Q. . M . - f fp-img 4.4 , i A' k , .' .. Q ,w g N 1 e - . xi i K 'f ' R ' 53 V M D4 , 4 N A up , - - f 1 1. March makes Ann official 1944 Football Queeng 2. 6. An Earl's gym class works out in the snowg 3. Camera how to crazy senior girlsg 4. Salina Mustangs capture Man- anics hattan Indians . 5. Cracky apple polishing again. 72 x i uw 2? i , 1,-11-f:aP5dr:':f 4, I ,,- interruption ---- fire drillg 7. Girls learn home emergencies in Girls Home Mech- 8. Zula and Urie lead a Pep Assemblyg of Old Albuquerque. h ff. . V' vu H.,:.,-, ,N A A 0 A Q X XWQJQ EW 9 Q? if .H A .- A' V x X, Y-N ' x '-ye J, f.. ' Q A, b I f- xnxx: ' 3 , , ,KK lf., .if in v. rv- .- . -A wi. ff fu 1 f . 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X YL Q Qllfylsall wan ,f Oafe, 1945 YM' .Salina High qnacfuateh .Senuice CReconcQ Missing in Action Ralph Stolz, 1937 Bill Traylor, 1940 Sam Nixon, 1941 Eldon Unrein, 1944 Prisoners of War Wilmarth Kouns, 1932 Clarence Veach, 1934 I Nick Robson, 1939 1 E 44: 'W LQ 1 4 ' H 77 o S F' ' Fi 1 ffleifrolley SOR ' 5 if 1 ' ' 4.1. v N gr? 4 1 H I! at A X- . gil -I 'R xif , I I , is , QR I .WX v-X 1. ' gm 'Qi I R xl we - 543 5x20 E? X6 'W k ' S , 'S ' I sg Dag tt rx The Wedding of th epa illfed D01 1 , 1 W Q N X A Y X A4Ql 'E ggfexfif b A at Aw if ,A N-fp J Z 7' f ' a uwwon . ' f- s 95iCaXYY6LeS Riu- Aaigiis vez iff? M'-f it-aff 39? a .4 - SV ff' ai' 0 it i N. o n 1 QU Top-Sandy Fahring, end lcaptainlg Loren Powell, backg Bo' G. Johnson, backg Guy Burk- holder, guardg Middle--Lawrence Koenig, backg Stanley Englund, tackleg Aubrey Linville, backg David Jones, tackleg Lower--Loren Walter, backg Ernest Shultz, backg Pat Lana- han, guardg Eugene Revels, back. 80 9 L v if . 15 Top--Bob Baker, guardg Rudolph Kramer, endg Dick Noyce, tackleg Dale Olson, tzlckleg Middle-- Charles Hoffhaus, guardg Bob Lindeman, endg Fred Myers, guard: Tom Work- man, backg Lower--Les Marlin, endg Fred Simmons, backg Bob Knight, back: David Shoff- ner, center. 8 1 l I vs squad i il 'r'f ' 'T' 1944 A SQUAD : Top Row - B. Baughman, L. Davis, E. Harper, P. Porter, Coach Opdycke Fronterhouse, C. Shoffner, E. J. Allison, N. Case, Middle Row- A. Linville, E. Shultz, C. G. Burkhold S. E l er, ng und, E. Revels, R. Kramer, Hoyt, B. Johnson, F. Simmons, Bottom Row -- B. D. Engel, D. Phillippig B. J. Wolter, B. Jones n. , Lindeman, HQ L Powell T. Workman, L. Koenig, L. Marlin S Fahring, D. Sho-ff F, , . ner, . Myers, D. Olson, B. Baker, R. Noyce, D. Furtick, manager. School Salina Junction Chapman McPhersci Abilene. 1944 Manhattan City Clay Center n C.K.L. STANDINGS Won Lost Pct. 6 0 1000 5 1 830 3 3 . 500 3 3 500 2 4 333 2 4 333 O 6 000 cn ext ecuz'A H440 Squad A v --' 1 .F V 1944 B . Coach sigigr 55fg1gr1:7fiIgd3:sil:nR3Jiv:L-firck Vaniez, Eofgaxgl Nothern, Seth Dixon, Rows Dave Hinton Tom Hand D 1 ymore, 0 o ms, Donald Rose- Third . ' , Lockstrom Fr d L' d - ' Melvin W I , K 5' 011 . e . m enmyer, Austm Scedham, Heywood, 1??lla1gCkl6i2Ia:51ffl 552221, NES? gn? Mosemfin' Jfm Golden Second ROW- Dick oc , ' ' OOPS, ec' Youngno ac Dowse, Bob Schenewerk, Bob Russell, Wayne S I '27noal1 qnldhtenh ondergard, Royce , Don AnderS0nv Freeman, Douglas Clancii l?:g.:??Q11er, Jim Vasc? Back Row: Roger S hneider' Melvin H1 ' Turk, Jim Floyd, 0 Mr. Orendorff, Geral?lVhEtaker, Don Cottle' lgohIl3everly Hollen: Second Third ROW: JafnesDa1-rel Stauffeff Bm Par er' n George Sawaya' 1 Anderso , Rauh, Don Darlmg. , C , . Le On? R Jack Sutton, Don Brcgakhfgljjgd Hzlllry Wxlhams, Darrell m ow: t on ' ' ston. Don Virgll Wenger, B05 Shot' 1 Nissley, John Edmm Char eS Carl Eklund, ROY : Duane Webster' ' D ton EBWP' .lirggxlognftcglwigene Myers, Ivan Smlth' en e 1 Wilbur- -15 . mr. vl. .v .. - . , cwlanoon ....... Stnateqlata P. L. Phillippi Edwin R. Hitchcock it J ' Football Coach Wrestling Coach 'A 753 Track Coach Football Scout t A Assistant Basketball C ' ' ' Coach 4 Kr-Wo' ov ' ,, A , K4 f,,.f',', k -..............- - - . ...,...,..-- Aff f fi X- N 1 , V X X ,I Earl F. Morrison Basketball Coach Assisant Football Coach Assistant Track Coach Harold Opdycke Nelson Orendorff Assistant Football Frosh Football Coach Frosh Basketball 85 ,, H-. g 4 .., N' 6 ' of ' z , ZX , '39 5 Y 5 1 ' XE ft 12' . ' ! 0 J'-I . fx -xx f 5 i Top Row-Dave Jones, Dick Noyce, J.K.Weber, Eskil Andersong Bottom Row-Darrell Houltberg, Bob Chastain, Bob Lindeman. F 4215 Cllamovlofwlllib Sfiwfl A 81, B BASKETBALL SQUADS: Back Row: Bob Collins, John Ur anek, Don Lockstrom, Royce Young, Jim Wy- more, Jack Gil, Jack Dowse, Jim Howe, Wes Beichley, Fred Linde meyer, Jim Hutchinson, Bill Saipg Third Row: Bob Allison, Bill Griffith, Eskil Anderson, Bob Lindemang B Team oach, Pete Phillippig A Team Coach, Earl Mor- rison, Jack Lippoldt, Loren Powell, Darrell Houltbergg Second Row: Loren Walters, Ellis Norton, J. K. Weber, Dick Noyce,,D. R. Jones, Gene Anderson., Everett Nicol, Aubrey Linville, Dale Engel, Bob Chastain, Charles Moore, Jim Rhodes, manager, Front Row: Ernie Schultz, Charles Shoffner, Don Anderson, Tom Kennedy, Max Malstrom, Dick King, Tom Handy, Jerry Lappin. Bill Baughman. qutune Cham5JA f FRESHMAN CAGERS: Back Row -Robert Wilbur, Mau ce Nelson, Bob Jame- son, Max Harz, Bob Boyd, Coach N.E. Orendorffg Mid le Row-Don Ogburn, Tony Bristow, Eugene Myers, Herb Leffingwell, Alan H -atb, Henry Williams, Front Row--Don Cottle, Denton Estep, Darrell Stauffer, irgil Wenger, Darrell Lemon, Jack Griffith, manager. 88 tate ------ - Champio nfl Back Row: fleft to right!--Bill Griffith, senior, forwardg Dave J ones, junior, center, Gene Anderson, senior, center, Everett Nicol, senior, forward, Aubrey Linville, junior, guard, Coach Earl Mor- rison, Middle Row: Dale Engel, sophomore, forward, Bob Lindeman, senior, guard, Front Row. Loren Powell, junior, guard, Jack Lippoldt, senior, forward, Ernie Schultz, sophomore, guard, manager, Jim Rhodes, junior. After a hotly contested game with the Topeka Trojans in the 1945 State Cage Finals at Emporia, the Fighting Maroons under Coach Earl Morri- son emerged as State AA Basketball Champions, bringing to a close the most successful basketball season in SHS history. This was not only the first time Salina has ever won a State Champ- ionship, but also the first time any Central Kan- sas League team has taken the crown. After winning the CKL Championship, without a de- feat, Salina went on to win the Regional Tour- nament, defeating Manhattan 66 to Z8 and win- ning an overtime battle from Junction City 41 to 37. The following weekend the boys moved down to Hutchinson for the state semi-finals. There they defeated Ark City 41 to 24. Newton was beaten in another overtime by the narrow mar- gin of 39 to 38. When the Morrisonmen came up against El Dorado in the final game of the sec- tional, they were handed a 44 to 42 defeat. With their second place in the semi-finals which qual- ified them for competition in the finals, they moved on to Emporia where they met Columbus, so far undefeated. The Maroon Cagers won easily from Columbus 51 to 40. On Saturday, March 24, came the all-important game with Topeka to decide the Class AA Championship, final tally being 45 to 43 for the Salinans. The Morrisonmen piled up a total of 1208 points during the season of 26 games to their opponents' 871. The city of Salina showed their pride in the champions by letting the sixteen squadmen on April 2 run the city for a day. This they did as well as the job they had done on the basket- ball court. The party given by the city commis- sioners for that evening at Memorial Hall gave all of the students chance to celebrate the victory. z TLCLCiQ Jack I-iPP0ldf Bob Lindeman Bill Case Javelin Relay Team Relay Team Charles Hoffhaus 440 Run TRACK SQUAD: Back Row-- fLeft to Righty Estep, Henry Williams, Tom Handy, Coach Earl Il Cecil Rockhold, Charles Moore, Jack Gillumg For Sam Lewis, Dale Price, Dick Noyce, Wilbur Pfen Wendell Morrison, Third Row- Charles Marsh, Jizz Max Malstrom. Kenny Porter, Junior Koenig, Loi Second Row- Bill Case, Jack Lippoldt, Bobby K Workman, Aubrey Linville, Bob Ifindemang Front Leon Shelton, Bob Nissley, Arley Wilkins, Don C Keith Wagner, John Urhanek. Bob Hoisington, Demon Iorrison, Coach Pete Phillippi, Wayne Glick, Bob Russel, .h Row-- Darrell Lemon, Dick Heywood, Don Anderson, inger, Bill Saip, Don Lewis, Jim Wymore, Bill Grosaer, Floyd, J. D. Edmiston. Austin Stedham, Gus Lindblom, en Powell, Don Sanborn, Jim Howe, Bob Allison, Manager, ight, Charles Hoffhaus, Jack Dowse, Dale Engel, Torn ow-- Eugene Myers, Darrell Stauffer, Jerry McCullough, ad, and Don Darling. ,. ., . e ,-,.,Y5frw:Tguqei7.-w---1'vqrIIIuI'1- -Y-+ .ef-f': 4rf--v ------4Y- Jlumwnulquu .........Q.. QHCQVJEQCQ Tom Workman Aubrey Linville Jack Dowge Relay Team Hurdles Relay Team 1945 TRACK SCHEDULE April 7 ...... Y, , .. , Sterling Relays April 11 ,. ., , , Triangular Chapman, McPherson, Salina at Salina April 17 . Dual -Junction City at Salina April 21 K.U. Inter-Scholastic at Lawrence April 26 . , Dual --Chapman at Salina April 28 , . , , Hutchinson Relays May 1,, ,, Dual--Manhattan at Salina May 4 ,,,. ,. C. K. L. Meet at Manhattan May 11 ,.........,, , . Regional at Manhattan May 18-19 ., , , State Meet at Wichita Dale Engel Bob Knight High Iulnp Weights 91 CTUUJA on ----- Qount 9 .Cunha Don Cain Senior Four Letters Evertt Nicol Senior One Letter Bert Chambers Senior One Letter Eskil Anderson Senior One Letter Albert Cooper Senior One Letter Bob Fronterhouse Junior One Letter 92A Bobb Cooper Senior Three Letters Harold Frazier Senior Two Letters Jack Howard Junior Two Letters Nelson Giddings J unior Two Letters Berkley Greiner Junior Two Letters clllfneatllinq ...... SCBLLQCQ Back Row: Coach E. R. Hitchcock, Stanley Englund, Jack Stewart, Laverne Kelly, Bill Cheekg Middle Row: Don Rauh, Don Brookhouser, Bob Schenewerk, Bill Case, John Edmiston, Rollin Johnson, David Smith, Greald Vishnefske. Eugene Fuller, Front Row: Don Furtick, Eugene Moseman, Arnold Gray, Kenneth Porter, Don Sanborn, Harold Hoyt, Bob Russel, Rupert Woolard, Don Darling. After a close race with Wichita East, the Salina wrestlers received second place in the State Tournament this year. This is a fine showing for a school that has had wrestling for only afew years. Salina lost only five falls to opponents and won twenty- nine, which is another fine record. Three Salina wrestlers, Don Sanborn, John Edmiston, and Bill Case, won State Championships in their own weight classes. Before participating in the State Tournament, the eleven entries staged an exhibition bout for fans as the curtain raiser to the Wyandotte-Salina basketball game. With eight of these grapplers return- ing next year, Coach Hitchcock has a promising 1945-46 squad. 'Tounnament Contanclena Back Row: Bill Case, Jack Stewart, Dale Olsen, John Edmiston, Bob Schenewerk, Rollin Johnson, Front Row: Edwin Hitchcock, coach, Don Furtick, Kenneth Porter, Don Sanborn. Harold Hoyt, Bob Russel. 93 Sweatena ------ with .fettana LETTERMEN'S CLUB-Back Row: Berkley Greiner, Jac Anderson, Coach Earl Morrison, Tom Workman, Harold Don Cain, Aubrey Linville, Dale Engel, Bert Chambers, Hoffhaus, Bobb Cooper, Albert Cooper, Lawrence Koenig, Leslie Marlin, Bob Lindeman, Jack Dowse, Nelson Giddings, Dick Noyceg Second Row: John Sullivang Front Row: Bill Griffith, Bob Knight, Fahring, Dale Olson, Jack Lippoldt, Bill Case, Roland Jo Ffhein qinat Mean Members of the Lettermen Club made a fine show- ing for themselves as a service organization for Salina High. During the football and basketball seasons the letter-wearers assisted with ushering at games and with other activities. The club also sponsored several projects of their own. They sold tickets for and managed the B Team-Solomon football game last fall and also sponsoreda double- header basketball game early in February. The player identification scoreboard used at Memorial Hall for the basketball games was designed and financed by the club. A new trophy case to be built inside the south entrance doors at Washing- ton is another project of the club. Plans have also Howard, Stanley Englund, Gene oyt, Don Furtickg Fourth Row: hird Row: Everett Nicol, Charles Harold Frazier, Bob Shenewerk, Fred Myers, Pat Lanahan, Sandy hnson. been outlined for placing the name Maroon Field wood memb Sandy tary, head b memb across the top of the stadium in Ken- ark. Starting the year with 31 charter rs, the boys elected the following officers: Fahring, president, Dale Olsen, secre- ob Lindeman, treasurer. Earl Morrison, sketball coach, is sponsor. Thirteen new rs were added as they earned letters in footbal and wrestling during the year: David Shoffn Powell Schul ton, K Morris r, Fred Simmons, Guy Burkholder, Loren , David Jones, Rudy Kramer, Ernest , Don Sanborn, Bob Russel, John Edmis- nneth Porter, Jack Stewart, and George n. Cwloat clfalluablle Jltllllete I ack Lippoldt Being chosen Most Valuable Athlete of the 1945 Class brought to a climax Jack Lippoldt's outstanding sports career at S.H.S. The selection each year is based on Training, Morale, Sportsmanship, Loyalty, and Record. Jack merits the award in all of these respects. The record he has made speaks for itself. Jack has won eight varsity S awards: three in basketball, two in football, and three in track. Save for a foot injury sustained last August, Jack would have won a third letter as a senior in football, bringing.the total to nine awards, a record no athlete has achieved at S. H. S. for a number of years. This injury also caused much doubt as to whether he would be able to play basketball in the 1945 season. However the limb showed improvement during the fall and Jack won a starting position on the cage team. He supplied much of the spark that made Salina the Class AA State Champions. - 11N-.4-. ,--'K -- -v-f-':. '1u- ' 'Q -A-K 1 JH MZLQ L a rum-Hrlw1..... .., .. 'V 98 Jlcluentiaana .Blat The following 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 reasonable cost. Express your appreciation by patronizing these merchants. When making purchases mention The Trail. A and G Cafe Anderson-Swan Furniture Co. Ashton Hardware, L. J. Baileyis Brake Service Baker Oil Co. Bankes Drug Store Bell Motor Co. Bernards Broman Oil Co. Brown-Mackie School of Business C and E. Cafe Central Labor Journal Central Typewriter Cole's Consolidated Printing Co. Cozy Inn Davis-Child Motor Co. Dodge Agency Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. Duckwallfs Eberhardt Lumber Co. Eberhardt-Pettle Secretarial School Eberhardt-Simpson Grain Co. Edgington Music and Gift Co. Epp's Bootery Farmers'National Bank Finance Cre.dit Co. Firestone Tire Co. Fitzpatrick Mortgage Co. Fox Studio Gibbs Clothing Co., The Glick, Wiltse, Studio Golden Belt Lumber Co., The Goodyear Service Stores Haggart and Gawthrop Hargrave, Tex Heath's Holsum Bakery Houghton's Baking CO. Hoyt-West Huntington Oil Co. Ji1d's Jilka Furniture. Co. Johnson, J. D., Jeweler Jo-Mar Dairies Co. Kansas Power 8: Light Co., 'llhe Karmelkorn Shop Kaufman, George Kieselis Co. Knight-McGraw Music Co. Krug, Mollie Kress Co., S. H. K.S.A.L. Lamer Hotels, The Lamer Hotel Barber Shop Lamer Pharmacy, The Lamer Recreation Lee Co. Inc., The H. D. Lee Hardware Co., The Leidigh and Havens Lbr. Co. Leighton Floral Co. Linck Drug Store Lindeman's Market LoW's Drug Store Lynn Abstract Co., The. C. VI. Mac's Pharmacy Magerkurth Studio Marshall Motor Co. Memorial Art Co. Miller Drugs, Blaine Model Laundry and Dry Cleaners National Bank of America Neal Pharmacy Nehi-Royal Crown Bottling G Nu-Bowl O.K. Rubber Welders Old English Grill Palace Clothing Co. Penny, J. C. Co. Planters State Bank Raplee's Jewelry Shop Richards' Paint 85 Paper Co. Robinson Milling Co. Rose, Phil, Jeweler Royal Tire Co. Ryan Mortuary Salina Engraving Co. Salina Journal, The Salina Mercantile Co. Salina Metal Products Salina News and Sport Goods Salina Shoe Mart Salina Spring and Axle Co. Salina Steam Laundry Salina Supply Co., The Salina Transit Co. Sanitary Barber and Beauty Shop School Specialty Supply Sears Roebuck 8z Co. Seitz, Geo., Shoe Co. Shanks Shellabarger Mills Sheltons Ready-to-Wear Shop Around The Corner Silver Springs Creamery Co. Simplex Shop Singer Sewing Machine Co. Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. Stevensons Clothing Co. Stevensons-Don Maxwell Stiefel's Sullivan-Johnson Motor Co. Sutorius Bread Co. Swartz Motors Swartz Motor Co., Paul Swift and Co. U-Drive-In Walter's Greenhouse, A. B. Weber Mills- Wehmeier's Pie Shop Western Auto Western Star Milling Co. White Crown Grill Woolworth Co., F. W. York Cleaners Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior Class of Salina High School f:...D The Kansas Power and Li ht Company Attend The Fully Accredited School'9 BRDVVN-MACKIE SClIO0L of BUSINESS SECRETARIAL BUSINESS Courses for Women Courses for Men T be Superior College 0fBmz'nes5 Eez'zzeafz'0fz --- Estab. 1892 WHY BROWN-MACKIE IS SUPERIOR 1. The Brown-Mackie School of Business has PRESTIGE and TRADITION and is CONDUCTED ACCORDING TO COLLEGE STANDARDS. 2. We believe that the PERSONNEL of our School has more individuals with MASTERS' DEGREES than any other Business School in the Middle West. 3. The School has a definite program of STUDENT ACTIVITIES -- student council, school parties, quartettes, basketball teams, social clubs, assemblies, etc. RECOGNIZED as NOT only the OLDEST and LEADING BUSINESS SCHOOL of SALINA, CENTRAL KANSAS, but also is KNOWN throughout the MIDDLE WEST. AIR - CONDITIONED CLASSROOMS IZZM- 126K-2 S. Santa Fe COver Woolworth'sl, Salina, Kansas Phone 59 99 -if 41 Sonior Gir 5 'K What to do after graduation? I-Iave y interesting Work of a telephone operator? E qualifications necessary in order to join the are handling the calls behind the men in t planes, ships, tanks, War industries, civilian d ours. You will find good Working conditions, and associates. 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Salina, Kansas Doubling ton 'Wloole Stana Mickey Rooney . ..... - - Katherine Hepburn ........ --------Char1es Urie -Jean Anne Bartlett Kay Kyser .,.....,..., ........ B obb Cooper Lucille Ball ........... Tallulah Bankhead --- Sonny Tufts ...... Joseph Cotton .... Larraine Day ..... Gene Tierney ....... .... --- Mary Lou Boston - - - Joan Stevenson - - - - . -Jack Beshears - - - - . -Charles Marsh - - - - - Alvera Yockers -Emy Lou Burkholder Slim Summerville ..... ........ E verett Nicol L0w's Drug Store Prescription Specialist Congratulations SENIURS from ll5ll on gnur dial Mutual Broadcasting System The Network for News and Sports KSAL for the best entertainment: Phone 17 109 N Santa Fe Drama, Music, Sports, and Special Events. 101 Dislribulor For MOTOR FUELS 760 MOTOR OILS GREASES R. L. BAKER OIL CO. 305 No. Santa Fe Salina, Kansas D IQ U G S .Sz-:nion .Song dosnaonailitiea I Pon't Fence Me In ............ Gus Lindbloom 'm Making Believe .......... Dramatics Class Together',---F1'eddie Myers, Aubrey Van Meer Ppegcriptigns c-centuate the Positive ........ Debate Class - 'm Confessing That I Love You, Fane11a Krich - - er Tears Flowed Like Wine ---Lois Peterson Fountain SGTVIOS wlyde Richter, T . l on't You Know I Care ....... Shirley Lemon Maqazlnes---Sundnes H n started Au over Again --F10ra and Lanshan ow Many Hearts Have You Broken, Jean H arris C t Had to Be You ............. Ann Baughman ne Meat Ball .................. --Da1e Olson wo Cigarettes ............. Wishful Thinking Macrs a 'gm at on't Ever Change ......... Washington High y 'm Beginning to See the Light .... Chemistry Studes UNION STATION DRUG aturday Night Is the Loneliest Night of the Week .................... Ed Kakenmasber 723 Bishop Street traighten Up and Fly Right .... Rudy Kramer I3 I3 I3 Illf Can You STOP LikeThis? 'D IF YUUCAN 1' START THERE You Is, . .. . IF my CANT STOP Sczlmafs Fzmxfl Drive-In WHERE IS YUU? Air C07ZdIZfZbU6d Dar Round I3IQAIiIf SIfI2VICIf 149 N. 7th Phone 1090 401 So. Sante Fe Salina, Kansas 102 Compliments of Geo. Seitz Shoe Co. ectg I oe4 atu g- Congratulations to our High School Representatives Irma Rick, Barbara Putnam, Catherine Ham also Gus ' Lindhlom and all of our good friends in this Fine Graduating Class lgfi' 0513 'Theln 'lllloncla We Know 'Em I Dana Dieahl- She talks all the time but that is a women's way. Joan Stevenson- If I let my hair down, I'm lost. MaryLou McClanahan- She and gloom are no re- lation. I Joyce Lamme- As usual, I'm right. Maryellen J ustice- Personally, I have a great admira- tion for stupidity. l L -1 d'leath'A Eddie Kakenrnaster- He's a wonder when he's awake. Jack Beshears - Beware, I may do something sensa- tional yet. Fred Magee- A superior man is modest in his speech. Jay D. Whiteford- All great men are dead and I don 't 05 k feel well myself. a Charles Urie- Small in stature,but never overlooked . GQSSARD The Eherhardt Lumber En. Lmqerle l-lose Sportswear Building Material, Coal Paint, Wallpaper Free Estimating Service o Best Wishes For Your Future - Success . O Childrens Wear - 125 S. 5th Telephone '74 and 75 ll2 Wjest Iron Avenue Telephone 1077 103 CONGRATULATIONS Graduates of S.H.S. Wherever you go Whatever you do May good luck and DAVIS-EHILD MUTUR EU. Oldsmobile-GMC Trucks LINDEMAN'5 MARKET -:Good Things to Eat:- THE A SERVICE STORE FREE DELIVERY SALINA JOURNAL 204 South Santa Fe Avenue Follow You Phones 586-587-588 A Ill bi FLUUR , S. .2 104 Stiefel9s SALlNA'S ' LARGEST' RETAIL ' ESTABLISHMENT The Home ot qnoatz-:dl CWlo.QtA Delioious.Refreshing-Healthful High in Vitamin Content NEAL PHARMACY 108 E. Iron Phone 19 Congratulations to the Class oi 1945 TEX HARGRAVE -- HOME MECHANICS -- Girls' Iob Nowadays Salina Spring 81 I-Ixle Service 215 North Santa Fe Phone 557 Elmer Comfort Congratulations to the Class of 1945 Keep 'om flying by Buying Bonds , qox Stucllio Good Photographs At Reasonable Prices 'WKGW Congratulations to the Class of 1945 'HEBREW mow south sam Fe Over Shank's Book Store Phone 3448 Ll-IMER RECREATION Where hogs can plag a clean game in wholesome surroundings EUR SNIIUKER VISIT MATT 105 The ideal place for dinner, party, and dancing if you like it, is the ARGUS ROOM of the all 9 Q Cate Phone 3622 for Reservation 115 North Santa Fe Salina, Kansas The Lee Hardware Co. :-JOBBERS:-: Hardware, Point, Hutomotive Equipment Plumbing and Heating Supplies, Hthletic Goods Wholesale Only You'd Be Surprised How Quickly Your Money Grows Through Small Deposits We Invite You To Open An Account Here The National Bank ni America Capital and Surplus S370,000.00 Kansas Finest Bread Pan Dandy Affwayf Fresfz Sutorius Bread Co. 1945 .Senion Clam .Bandana 'Thnu the 'Moana SE NTH GRADE-1939-40: Class Officers-President, Bob akerg Vice-President, Dick Noyceg Secretary, Bar- bara lorag Treasurer, Mary Lo Monahan. Hi-Y Officer, Vice- resident, Dale Olseng Girl Reserves-President, Marg ret Ricklefsg Vice-President, Marjorie Jayg Sec- retary, Helen Heathg Treasurer, Sally Ann Brown. EIGI-TH GRADE-1940-41: Class Officers -- President, Karl bbottg Vice-President, Harold Frazierg Secretary, Mary Louise Bostong Treasurer, Eloise Hodgson. Hi-Y- Officehs-President, Pat Lanahang Secretary-Treasurer, Member of F. D. I. C. Dick Noyce. Girl Reserve Officers-President, Mar- garet Ricklefsg Vice-President--Barbara Florag Secre- tary, Sally Ann Browng Treasurer, Marjorie Jay. cwlaqenleuntlva .Studio Life's Treasures -- Your Photographs 207 S. Seventh Phone 720 106 CUNERATULATIUNS in the CLASS UF 1945 linda Drug Store Fire, Liabimy, and Auto CONGRATULATIONS , ,, INSURANCE Ryan Mortuary phone 153 Dodge Agency SID . ' ' 2 UUA 1 IT Y- . in wr! --F mit: Your Complete Sc to 51 Store Complete Fountain Sz Luncheonette NINTH GRADE -1941 -42: Class Officers--President, Bobb Cooperg Vice-President, Fred Simmons, Secre- tary, Charles Marshg Treasurer, Harold Frazier. Hi-Y Officer-Vice-President, Dick Noyceg Girl Reserve Offi- cer-Secretary, Vernalee Sarvis. TENTH GRADE-1942-43: Student Council President-- Barbara Florag Class Officers-President, Harold Fraz- ierg Vice-President, Bill Usherg Secretary, Fred Sim- monsg Treasurer, Sherwood Ryberg. Hi-Y Omcers- President, Charles Marshg Secretary, Charles Hoffhausg Treasurer, Dick Noyce. Girl Reserve Officers-President, Helen Heath, Vice President, Betty Richg Treasurer- Ella Mae Smithg G.A.A. Officers--President, Bea Sim- monsg Vice-President, Audrey Olsong Secretary-Treas- urer, Virginia Carter. Congratulations to the SENICRS Flngd E. Swartz Motors The Complete Service for your Car 301 So. Santa Fe P1'1OI1e 690 Them only one Central T ewriter pe ELECTRIC YP TREANDWELD REEAP Company -n 1 They give you more miles i si and they are guaranteed. . ' ' RUBBER 551 WELLDERS Phone 956 149 N. santa Fe Phone S.W. Corner Seventh and Ash T..,..,..,.,,,.,r......-,, L.,,..,-.-.. --.,. V....- we -, The Imprint CONSOLIDATED - SALINA I 0 is the Imprint , D' of Dependability A R' ' 4 -4 'mm-fm pmm' CX-A if PHONE 502 I CONSOLIDATED Salina, Kansas 127 North Santa Fe Ready - to - Wear Iean and Byrdie Iive at GLR. leans Party Man Shortage -- No problem at GLR- party NSUPPER SERENADEN Lei- on 01, al N ICHTLY Hammond Organ-Piano Combination For Every Occasion: , Q GOOD FOOD AND MUSIC For Parties and Gatherings: BUNGALOW PARTY ROOM The QBIU Qlinglisb Grill SAY IT WITH F LOWERS TRY OUR FRESH CHOCOLATE AND CREAM FUDGE 108 I Meet Hur Eezbnds at Nu-Bowl Eight New Bowling Lanes 212 No. Santa Fe Clothes for Men and Boys CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1945 Model Laundry and Dry Cleaners 211 213 South Santa Fe Ph 91 An account in a strong, well managed bank is tangible evidence of a person's financial responsibility. WE SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNT The Farmers National Bank Salina, Kansas Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation EPP'5 BUDTERY Shoes For For Belief Young M n a d , Womin H Tra1l Photographs H 'fha A BIT nm, TO EAT clllfilltae Cglllch Stucllio ,1 ,1,-, '. l': Zzl 'll A npi -o I- 1 In 2 123Vg N. Santa Fe Xl Izili C Q 4 C Phone 830 109 ,!,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,-,,-. ., ,. , Compliments Congratulations To The Class of '45 of -1, SllEL'l'0N'S Paul Swartz Motor Co. DeSoto-Plymouth Sales 8: Service 107 North Santa Fe 1 15.1 1 7 N. nh Phone 495 For Zoric Dry Cleaning Call Salina Steam Laundrg Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service 148 North 7th Phone 22 1945 .Santan Clan feadlenb 'Tlmu the 'lgsanbr ELE NTH GRADE-1943-44: Class Officers-President, Charffi Marshg Vice-President, Catherine Hamg Sec- retary, Rudy Kramerg Treasurer, Fred Simmonsg Hi-Y Officers-Second Vice-President, Pat Lanahang Secretary, Eskill Ander song Girl Reserve Officers--Vice-President, Joan S ,evensong Secretary, Doris Swedenbergg SHNews Assistgmt Advertising Manager, Pat Lanahang Junior Girls lub Officers-President, Virginia Beil Vice-Pres- ident, Doris Carlsong Secretary, Doris Swedenburg Treasulrer, Patsy Davisg Program Chairman, Vera June ackson. Leidigh - Havens LUMBER COMPANY Over Sixty Years of Service to Central and Western Kansas 204+-216 North Fifth Sanitarg Barber 81 Beautg Shop Phone 1303 113 East Iron Students Welcome Headquarters for Young Men's SHOES DON MAXWELL 1 10 The C. W. Lynn Abstract Company lnc. Licensed Abstracters - Bonded 115 South 7th Phone 71 SALINA, KANSAS Abstracts - Title Insurance - Photostat Service Finance Credit COMPANY Deferred Payment Financing 109 East Iron Salina, Kansas Compliments ot Palace Clothing Eompang 141 No. Santa Fe Among the .Cauqlm ot tlftia Mean Hitler's new theme song: Don't Offensive. Me In. Hirohitds new theme song: Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Navy. ZSHS- A tramp lying under a tree was. asked by a stranger the way to town. The tramp raised his foot and ointed to the r d p oa . If you can do a lazier trick than that, said the traveler, I will give you a dollar. Put it in my pocket, the tramp replied. Broman Oil Co. Salina, Kansas 5th St Ash Wholesale and Retail Service WEHMEIER'S PIE SHUP Flaky Krust Pies -- Your Fawrife Dessert-- The Jilka Furniture Co. .S2ua!1'z3f at Low Cort Give Us a Call We Appreciate Your Patronage Phone 964 Salina, Kansas Phone 548 131-133 S. Santa Fe CGNGRATULATIGNS BANKHS DRUG stunt YO UR SER VICE STURE lame.. I-I 01.9. Phone 2500 Salina, Kansas Barber Shop Prop. H.M.Bosch Meet Your Friends Here 111 I Flu ose-uswenar 108 North Santa Fe Dresses Sportswear Infant and Children Dept Shop Jtnoundl the Connen Lela M. Vaughn - 1 0 bf Q 07 W , 1' 1 ' 1 f f I, DAIRY PRODUCTS ICE. CREAM - MILK - BUTTER The Quality Line White Trucks - Veedol - Used Cars . Wrecker Service - Body Shop ' .4 ir.- 1 ::::::::ggwgggggigilaazazz A lmzizizul . mllllll It llumn - VIE., ., Q r.. -uQ la:rI3IH'l! si- C - in-- - , ' ...,.- . Marshall Motor Company Salina, Kansas 102 E. Iron Phone 1017 1945 .Senion CQQAA .ccadlena Cfhnu the qgeana TWE TH GRADE--1944-45: Student Council Presi- dent-- harles Marshg Class Officers--President, Pat Lanahang Vice-President, Margaret Ricklefsg Secretary, Rudy rarnerg Treasurer, Helen Heathg Hi-Y Officers-- Presi ent, Dale Olseng Vice-President, Charles Marshg Treas dent, Girls dent, Treas rer, Bob Lindemang Girl Reserve Officers-Presi- ilelen Crosbyg Treasurer, Virginia Carterg Senior Club--President, Helenlouise Leving Vice-Presi- lDoris Swedenburgg Secretary, Mary Lettermang 'rer, Wanda Krugg Dramatics Club Officers-- Presid nt, Eloise HodgsongTreasurer, Joan Stevensong Histo Hoffh Mana Stran n, Vernalee Sarvisg SHSNews Editor, Charles usg Associate-Editor, Bill Usherg Advertising er, Pat Lanahang 1945 Trail Staff Editor, Paul g Associate-Editor, Maryellen Justiceg Advertis- ing M nager, Don J osling Football Captain, Sandy Fah- ringg Atten omecoming Queen, Anne Baughmang Queen's ants, Betty Rich and Barbara Florag National Foren ic League Officers-President, Maryellen J usticeg Letter en Club--President, Sandy Fahringg Vice-Pres- ident, Bob verett Nicolg Secretary, Dale Olseng Treasurer, indemang Senior Boys Club-President, Bert Cham ersg Vice-President, Ed Kakenmasterg Secretary, Jack Lippoldtg Treasurer, Darrel Houltbergg RICHARDS PAINT AND PAPER EU. Wholesale and Retail Paint - Glass - Wall Paper Picture Framing - Linoleum Corner 7th and Iron Phone 124 112 THE COZY INN I Hamburgers O 108 North 7th 149 N. Santa Fe Phone 477 Anderson - Swan Furniture En. Popularly Priced Home Furnishings 115 W. Iron Phone 325 aormonq the .fauqha of thia Mean Late again this morning, said the teacher to a tardy pupil. Don't you ever remember to set your alarm clock? Yes, sir, I always set itf' came the answer, but it always goes off while I'm asleep. iSHS- The young lady, a haughty senior, looked down her nose as the tiny freshman cut in during the dance. And just why did you have to cut in? she asked nastily. 'Tm sorry, ma'am, was the meek answer, but I'm working my way through college, and your partner was waving a five dollar bill at me. ' ---SHS-- The customer who could not see eye-to-eye with the taxicab driver on the matter of fare said in exasperation, See here, I haven't been riding in cabs for ten yearsfor nothing. No, but I'll bet that you've been trying hard enough, retorted the driver. ROYAL TIRE COMPANY Re-Capping - - - Vulcanizing U. S. Tires 135 S. 5th St. - - - Phone 1114 SALINA, KANSAS THE SALINA MEREANTILE EU Dependable Merchandise Since 1871 Dry Goods and Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Teen Age Sewing Classes Alterations onle CQECLYIEUA. Sewing Supplies Machinery to Rent Phgne 57 Custom Made Belts Sewing Lessons Cleaning - Pressing Covered Button 8a Buckles Machine Repairs gl At Alterations Singer Sewing Machine En. l2l South Santa Fe Telephone 632 Furs Cleaned 8: Stored Only Fur Storage in Salina Mr.8z Mrs. Kelley Bates - Owners 1 Haut - Clllfeat 153 North Santa Fe At all times showing a complete line of lunior Wearing Apparel and Millinery, Also Skirts, Sweaters and Blouses Prices are Attractive Quality High .Better Fountain Service Sodas and Sundaes That Satisfy Made With Swift's Ice Cream Ist For 'Tbdafs Sperfa! 4TH 8: IRON PHONE 708 I. S. IIUN TIN GTON TRANSPORTING - GASOLINE 8: OIL wHol.EsALE at RETAIL SALINA. KANSAS Jlmong the .Cauqlm ot tliibt Mean Is 't true that it costs S100 to have your family tree 1 oked up? W 11, not exactly. I paid S5 to have it looked up and S95 to have it hushed up. 1sHs- Bert: Do you know any nice boys in the Navy? Perla: t'Oh, just gobs and gobs. 1SHS- Teacher: I said the compositions on milk were to be two pages long. Yours is only half a page, Betty. Betty: But I wrote about condensed milk. 'Tencllen 'Knuat Gini-:adl HOUGHTON BAKERY CCDNGRATULATIONS ll9 if if if BELL M0'l'0B C0. STUDEBAKER Sales and Service North 7th Phone 1262 S. H. KRESS sf co. Conqmlglalions if if if an . 5 81 10 Cent Store Best Wlshes t if it SULDEN BELT LUMBER CU. SALINA, KANSAS 114 BERNARIPS 105 North Santa Fe Avenue Newest Fashions For The lunior And The Miss Ready-To-Wear Millinery, Accessories, Shoes EBERHARDT and SIMPSUN GRAIN CU 'A' UNITED LIFE BUILDING Teacher: How many make a million? Realistic pupil: Very, very few. --SHS1 Teacher: Name three collective nouns. Pupil: Flypaper, Waste basket, and vacuum Gifts for Mother Gifts for Dad and Man in Service Gifts for Birthdays, Anniversaries cleaner? Columbia Diamond Rings --SHS- Say Paul, aren't you going to play this after- Im noon? 30 YLAUYL, EllDE,QE,TL Nope, Ive got to stay in and help Dad with my homework-v 150 So. Santa Fe Salina Metal Products Corp. GALVANIZED TANKS VENTILATING SYSTEMS NEON SIGNS AND SERVICE OIL TANKS METAL GRAIN BINS EVERYTHING IN SHEET METAL SALINA, KANSAS Clilllaine CVl'lilUZz-:n 159 N. SANTA FE, SALINA. KANSAS Telephone 863 I 7 DAIRIES COMPANY manufacturers of' Select Dairy Wroducw Congratulations to Class of 1945 Firestone Stores 5th Sz Walnut Phone 263 115 Gibbs ng Co Sa1ina's Popular Cash Store for Men and Young Men S STYLE-QUALITY-VALUE 110 South Santa Fe Phone 1156 Among the .fauqha ot thla 'lgsan The Idlllllbl' ,philrllliley Farmer: I sold twenty head of cattle yester- day. Drugs , Soda - Sundries City guy: What did you do with their bodies? l N 1 , -SHS- Clgafs ' Ove hes Jud e: Do you challenge. any of the jury? Def ndant: Well, I think I can lick the little The Rendezvous guy 0 the end- Solina's Nicest SHS I wish that I could make a rule Phone In the Lamer That very moth must go to school, And l To in arn from some experienced mole ke a less conspicuous hole. GIF I2 Congratulations to You Graduates Q Sears Roebuck 81 Co. 144- North Santa Fe 203 TS ... MUSIC ... INSTIQIJMIE NTI ocords and Supplies of All liinds Always at :mfg - , - . 'w 'O MUSICANUGIFT C0.0' South Santa Fe SALINA, KANSAS For Sporting Goods See The SALINA NEWS 81 SPURTS GUUDS UU. Iron 8a Santa Fe Phone 412 116 oodyear Service Phone 487 7th Sz Ash Tires Batteries 8: Accessories Tires Service - Lubrication Road Service Call Us - Count the Seconds Con rawlations Class of '45 9 55 OOKS'GIFTS STATIONERY GfR.EETING CARDS and good wishos to all olhor classes The two men astride a tandem bicycle. stopped at the top of a steep hill to rest. That was real workj' said one. I didnlt think we would make it. Nor did I, replied the other one. I was afraid that we'd run backwards-that's why I kept on the brake. -SHS- A woman launching her first ship was a little nervous. She turned to the shipyard manager standing beside her and said, How hard do I have to hit it to knock it into the water? Tel. 2047 339 E. Prescott - . X E 4 GREENHOUSE Corsages---Cut Flowers Members of Florists' Telegraph Delivery Complimonls of li i o s o I ' s l.. J. I-lshtun's Hardware Paints and Varnishes Carden Seeds F07' .Ld6l7Zl?.S' F07' M671 Phone 65 Fifth and Iron 120 No. Srzfztrz Fe 130 No. Sfmhz Fe Knight-McGraw Music Co. 135 S. Santa Fe INSTRUMENTS-REEURDS REPAIRS Congratulations to Class of '45 Congratulations to the Class ot 1945 Nehi Royal Crown 117 WESTERN AUTO -Everything For The Automobile- ATHLETIC GOODS CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF I945 Salina Engraving Co. 120 South Fifth Street Zinc and Copper Halftones - Zinc Etchings if ' fl-Jfff, ., .N .- za ff -. ': 2-1+ if l '- S 'if - i: s ' 3225-fffiz' L L A-I s Q QOBRQSON i I i E'AUh'1iZ??F5S'A3. f C+- ' Q T Q K lv X s Y E : .,.,,,.agafg, ' U ' 2 22522 if?l ?3'51Efi 2 - 2 'H iii 2 2 ' ff fy, .gi - S f w 5 My - v .t,, iw, p I P, , 8 7: I al wif ff -E 3 ? A un -' 5 ' ' ,fx 6 1 ,ip 5 l ' 0 u tummy V - ix wal' ' 1 . ' xp M' A 5 mx l A SN rf' I I : N ' ,i A 'o i Q ' I w i 0 I : : ' I 5 S 7 2 .aa SCHOOL SPECIALTY SUPPLY 214 SOUTH SANTA FE G. R. OLESON, PROP. Come to our Modern Store whenever you're looking , for Office Furniture Janitor Supplies Office Supplies School Supplies Art Materials Greeting Cards Stationery School Books 118 Jlmcunq the .faugha ot thia Mean Ha me. I the Ar Ye model. 3 'fm ha, laughed the recruit, You can't fool now they have potato-peeling machines in y. said the sergeant, and you're the latest --SHS-- the school play have a happy ending? Suile! Everybody was glad when it was over. -SHS- New resident: I hear that the village boasts a choral society. Old resident: Well, we don't boast about it- M . . . .,, we SU er It 1n sllence -kAI RSTEPS 1 PROM QUEEN'S 'A' ODETTES SPORT WELTS - PLAY SHOES A Wfffgiffiffl The Fitzpatrick Mortgage Eompamj Since 1885 Congratulations to the Real Estate Mortgages INSURANCE and BONDS Class of 1945 Telephone 98 or 99 109 W. Iron EBERHARDT-FITZPATRICK AGENCY O J I L D 9 S Salina Transit Co. Ready - to - Wear Ride the Bus and Save Money 100 North Santa Fe WELCOME TO sALrNA's NEWEST STORE Manager Phone Opal Warden 932 Housewife. How did you break this vase Maid: I was accidentally dusting. ..SHS- THE SALINA SUPPLY CU. Ruth and Jimmy, side by side, Went out for an auto ride. WHOLESALE Jim hit a bumpy Ruth hit a treeg And Jimmy kept on going Ruthlessly. 1SHS1 I Doctor: Are you taking the medicine regu- 1ar1y? Patient: I tasted it and decided that I'd rather Plumbing and Heating Supplies have the cough. Water Softeners Air Conditioners 'and Mueller Furnaces THE SIMPLEX SHOP g John C. Pyle RADI0 SERVICE The above are available through your plumbing dealer After the War Still Better Service Telephone 1024 302-4 North Santa Fe 149 N. 7th St. Phone 1519 119 The E PLANTERS STATE BANK 45 Years of Service K BERHARDT-PETTLE Secretarial School SUPERIOR TRAINING ,k ,k ,k Complete Courses or Selected Subjects IAII Classrooms Air'-Conditionedl Capital and Surplus Uver Low's Drug Store Phone 1492 SS275,000.00 'A' 'ff 'ff Buy War Saving Stamps We Welcome the Privilege ot Serving Students and Faculty Member of federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Bonds at .4f4'5!'-3' The Memorial Art Co. Nationally Known Phone 271 Salina, Kansas 1608-10 So. 9th St. Congratulations to The Class of '45 SLSLLIVAN -JOHNSON Where the True Memorial Purpose is Fullfilled Congrazfufaizbns and B Best .Whkfzes for 1945 WHITE CROWN lUNCI'l 116 So. 7th Phone 3914 120 Motor Company 235-241 N. Santa Fe Ave. UICK and CHEVROLET DEALER Complete and Authorized Service and Body Work F. W. WUOLWORTH -k -k if Salina's Leading Dime Store Georg-gliaufman BDNDING AN' INSURANCI Farmers National Bank Building Phone 1844 MM v nu f f: 4 A 7 i 0 1 I IK noun ml! Blll K' IB.. I-'IUIIF ' '- ' THE WEB R FLOUD M LlS COMPANY -M .gh swan. KANSAS, u s.A. -- f ' : 155' ,wpunvoxf U f . ,., 0 W I'fZl'5'!'?' p . V - flk1llF m. . ,g my Haunt -.Q 3.w,:4.nfv rr: Q' i if f d 1 li L nd K1 . .1 ll . ran,-V41 . E i l l 5 A A EQREQZED I UUPER ' ' E BLEAEHEID fir every type of Honze B6l,6Z.7Zg' The Weber Flour Mills Co. Salina, Kansas A Booster For Safimz Hzgb Central Labor Journal Al Larkin, Publisher cuff :vel-4 1-1.-.-.11 .-1 :non A-r ssvswru Kansas Star Flour Fully Enriched ir W'estern Star Mill Co. 121 I 5.5 V J,-je-.Z-,.,.s . allclfmowlecllgmz-:nth QRT WORK and HQND LETTERING loyce Lamme, Bob Piland, Vernalee Sarvis PHOTOGRHPHY C. F. Lebow, Don loslin, Mrs. Robert Miller LITHOGRHPHY Pictorial Yearbooks, W. O. 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