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X , XX X, NX 35 K r' B, XA , N xy , xv N , Xxx .,.,, X Tm I H,,.5,f!'lA ' N 'l ' l:1-3 9 , I f HJ 201,41 E K nu 41 X xr ll' I qrfv m .I .M I ,V lm' X 1 mm I mg! 7 x wh r N , , w M. 'I 1 1 11.0, k Ml .AW 1 Ml' fig .lp nl A V x 4 A ' ff -1 F Wide fifclmcimf Mr. W. W. Waring, principal officer of Salina High Schools has been Vice Admiral since 1929. During his reign in this office he has seen many buccaneers cross the bow. His student vigilance and great interest in health- ful living has endeared him to many. Mr. Waring has been, and is now, very active in city, state and country educational circles. During the war he served as Chief Admiral during the absence of Mr. Hawkes. Much of his shore leave is spent listening to good music. He is consid- ered a great Vice-Admiral by his many friends. af 746 Zee: . Mr. Charles E. Hawkes came 1 Salina as Admiral of the Saline Flea in 1938. Since then, he has been a cel tral figure in community affairs. In ac dition to his official capacity as Chie Admiral, he has also found time to leaf and take an active part in importan civic projects. In 1942 he went into the Armj Air Corps where he remained unti 1945. He then retumed to Salina tc resume his duties as Chief. His spare time, from official duties, ist given to promoting, counsel- ing and studying matters pertaining tc the betterment of Salina and the people who live in and near the city. He is popular with his administrators, facul- ty, students, and townspeople, all of whom have much confidence in his abilities. Washington's skipper, Mr. Owen E. Hodgson, has manned this post for 20 years. Before assuming the job of skipper, he was a captain on the Schooner, Washington. Mr. Hodgson says the office is always open, and he is willing to listen to anyone with a problem. He maintains that the ship is for the underclassmen not the underclass- men for the shi p. Off duty, the Skipper enjoys hunting and keeps busy with civic affairs. C. A. Brooks skipper of the frigate. 'Lincoln . has been an officer for many fears. In 1930 he became the head ruler ff the sloop, Roosevelt . The following 'ear he was transferred to the Lincoln , where he has proved to be a top skipper. Off duty time is taken by his duties s District Commissioner of the Boy gcouts. He also strives to out hunt and rut fish his fellow officers and crew nembers. Mr. C. O. Scott has been affiliated with the Salina High Schools for 19 years. beginning his teaching here in 1930. For the past five years Mr. Scott has been Skipper of the Sloop at Roosevelt and teaches one class of 7th grade math. Previously he taught at Lincoln and Washington. Scotty attended KSTC at Emporia and the University of Colorado. The genial Skipper is a great favorite with his faculty and the Roose- velt Sloop. 9 I WASHINGTON FACULTY S ii 5 , ,fur 3 'S it i,,.,lM Dean of Girls Psychology Q I V 5, ay . . ! 4 Y as ,. ' DOROTHY ANDREWS X I Q X 11, v J 5 0 A x X 'O LEIGH DELAY Printing EMICE I. DYCK Constitution IAMES L. HOSLEY Mathematics World Geography N. CATHERINE LONG Typing 1, -tr A ,fwfr W I X is ' A I ' K ,, 'ef A' 5 3 PY Bw asf 5 332 if 53, I ,HMV 5 , , -' -V fumes.. EARL F. MORRISON Physical Education Basketball HAROLD OPDYCKE Machines, Shop BLAINE E, SITES MRS. EULA SCOTT WALK! physics, Chemistry Distributive Education EDNA MAUDE SMITH I- W- WORREL American History Band tv 'Y I. E. ANDERSON American History E. G. BARBER School Treasurer Mechanical Drawing AUBREY E. BILGER Public Relations Journalism LEAH COYNE L L Literature IESSIE A. GEMMILL Library, French I ROBERT E. GERBER Literature lOHN H. GROTH Bookkeeping FLORENCE MCCALL Shorthand, Stenography ANNA LORA MILLER Foods W. R. PFENNINGER Woodwork, Carpentry R. R. REED Auto Mechanics Electricity 5 Q y , - xr- , is N I , W. E. SIMPSON W A . -L Biology, Physiology . 1 47 1 A L f fr A A W , . ., Q.. f ec' X 262' f 1 ii, 6 X . K. STUDENT COUNCIL R Navigators, as student council ,members are called, came into being in Salina High many years ago. The navigators are the student representatives unit- ed to guide the destinies of the Schooner Pirates of the good ship Washington. They choose the boy and girl of the month, have charge of homecoming and decorate the halls at Christmas time. Bucca- neers are chosen by their fellow pirates to serve in this important organization, one from each class. OFFICERS Back Row: HARRY WEELBORG, V. Pres.: GE STAUFFER, Secy. Front How: IOYCE DILLER, Tre: MARTY PANKRATZ, Pres. Pan-' ,Diller.M' . R. 'im e R. Bufkhaxggii. Baci' .ROW c. . h M W1 S ' C Cam? Wlliams' Smut ' . t rfncnr ' iierl C- 1 'YY - tj M. lVlCUU'w6eviniSh- C' Lifews. G' Stall Lett to Hlqh denhire, R- Grunt. B' Front Row: Celborq P. GGY K Thomas. B- D, Peterson- kmtz.H-We Hiechneff ' 1..Wenqer' Blood Pt- lust' auk. l- lohnson' Weagliers. D: M L. 4 -.-agighh ,madman at -- Wze S X 'S A 1 6 ,152 ' 'f ,- -+14-. ,H - - f ph , 1 'P' To the pirates on the Schooner Washing- 'M ,lik NU X, , . bn, the class ring is symbolically a chart. A e X :hart which has been mapped, knowingly or f fi 's 5 ,F inknowingly, by each pirate placed onto his I i :articular course. Into this chart, he has placed l g ' M ,l -Z' iis high school years. 'Y ft This ring has been fashioned from the X gold oi the pirate's golden memories: YTC is A-ff! parties, football and basketball games, proms, plays, music festivals and Christmas formals. t has been set with the lewels ot knowledge, carved with hopes and dreams, ana uni-:ed nto a mighty band with the solder of true and everlasting friendships. Now the chart is almost finished: success may be close, perhaps hidden on some ' e to set sail is near. uide him safely across stormy seas orgotten isle. The tim Every pirate hopes this symbol may help to g treasure troves of happiness and success. ,O P fhilgy Q' tg!T ' Q' - F-5,i1i's7-9?3 x s rqfzfi 2: 1 DEAN' AGIN: Basketball Z: Foot' ball l, 2, 3. J CORA SHEDD IALLENJ: A Ca- pella 3: Chorus 3: Ir. Girls Club 3: Ir. Play Prod. Stall 3: Sr. Girls Club 4: YTC 3, 41 White City: Chorus l, 2: Band 2: Ensembles 2: Pep Club 1, 2. w'?.yf5,'w 4' t 'ii' , 4 , ' H H -. - 1 - 2:5 1 'A 421. .. , ,JW 13 if ., 1 Qs: il W5 .,s,,g:y.a.,, - ' ya.. , 19 LARRY BAUGHMAN: Basketball 1, 2, 3,: Chorus 3, 4: Class Pres. 4: Ensembles 4: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Letterman's Club 4: Musicals 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrest- ling 4. HELEN ANDERSON: A Capella 3, 4: Chorus I, 1. 3, 4: Ensembles 3, 4: lr. Girls' Club 3: Musicals l, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Scholarship Teams 3: YTC l. 2, 3, 4. IAMES ANDERSON: Basketball l: Football 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: Track 2. IOAN ANDERSON: A Capella 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 2, 3. 4: Ensembles l, 2, 3, 4: GAA 2: Ir. Glrls' Club 3: Musicals l, 2, 3, 4: Music Club 4: Sr. Girls Club 4: YTC l, 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 4. MARY AREA: Chorus 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4, Treas. 4: YTC 4: Usherette 4: Olsburg, lans: Cheerleader 3: Class Pres. 3. Q2 , 52523 7435 0 e I ALAN ZlMMERMAN: Band 3, 4: Basketball 1: Ca Club 3, Pres. 4: Class Pres. 4: Dram. Club Dram. Club Play 3, Pr tion 4: Ensembles 2, Football 4: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4, inet 1: Musicals 1, Z, Music Club 4: Nat. Ir. I- Soc. 2: Pep Band Z, Scholarship Teams 1 Thespians 3: Track 2, Nat. Athletic Honor Sow Nat. Honor Soc. 4. DONALD ATCHISON: Hi-Y 4. BARIARA BAKER: Chorus I, 2: Dram. Club 3, 4: Dram. Club Play Prod. Stall 3, 4: GAA l, 1: Ir. Girls' Club 3: lr. Play I: Musicals 1: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Thespian 4: Trail Stat! 4: YTC l, 2, 3, 4: Cabinet 2, Pep Club 4. PAT IAUMAN: A Capella 3: land l, 2, fl. 4: Cheer- leader 4: Chorus l, 2, 3: Ensembles 1. 1, 3, 4: GAA l: lr. Girls' Club 3: Musicals 3: Music Club 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Pep land 1, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Stu. Coun. 3: YTC 1, 2, 3. Pres. 4: Wlchital Orchestra 4. TED BARNES: land l. 2: Camera Club 3: Debate l: Dram. Club 3, 4: Dram. Club Play 3, Prod. Stall 4: lr. Play Prod. Stall 3: Musicals l, 2: Nat. lr. Honor Soc. 2: News Stall' 4: Thespians 4: Hi-Y l, 3, 4, Treas. 2: Nat. Honor Sac. 4. DIXIE IARTLEY: land l, 2: Camera Club 3, Secy. 4: Debate 5: Dram. Club 3, 4: Dram. Club Play Prod. Stat! 3: Ir. Girls' Club 3: lr. Play 3: Nat. lr. Honor Soc. 3: News Stall Asst. Bd. 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Scholarship Teams 3, 4: Thes- pian 4: YTC l, 2, 3, Cabinet 4: Speech Contest 3: Nat. Honor Soc. 4. VIVIAN BEAN: A Capella 2, 3: Camera Club 4: Chorus l, 2, 3. 4: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Musicals 2, 3. 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Trail Stal! 4: YTC l. 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 4: GAA l. BOB BECKER: Hi-Y Cabinet 3. 4: Bushton. Kans: Basketball l, 2, 3: Chorus l, 2: Foot- ball I, 2: Musicals 1, 2: Orchestra l. Z: Track l. GLEN BEEBE: JOHN EATON: Camera Club 3, 4: Class Treas. 4: Dram. Club 3, 4: Dram. Club Play f 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Ir. Play 3, Prod. Staff 4: Stu. Coun. l: Thespian 3. rRILYN GRIGGS: Chorus 3. 4: Class Sec'y. 4: GAA li Ir. Girls Club 3: Musicals 3. 4: Sr. Girls Club 4: YTC l, 2. 3, 4. LORNA BLASE: Ir. Girls Club 3: Sr. Girls Club 4: YTC 3. 4: Iunction, Kans: YTC 1, 2. VERAQBLEDSOE: Psp Club 4: lr. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC 3. 4: Solomon, Xans: Chorus l. 2: Musicals I. 2: Pop Club l, 2. BOB BOWYER: Foolball l, 2, 3: Hi-Y 3: 5611011-U'Sl1iP 'hams l. 2, 3: TN'-ik 2- IILI. BOYD: Band 2: Truck 3. EUGENE BRANDT: Bcxskslbull l, 2. 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y l. 2: Lothrmaxfs Club 3, 4: Track l, 2. FRANK llE'l l'l.E: Football 3: Hi-Y 3: Truck 3: Wrosilinq 3. LILLIAN BRIEGEL: Band 1. 2, 4: Chorus 4: GAA lr. Girls' Club 3: Musicals 4, Prod. Siall Orchoslra 3: Pep Band 4: Sr. Girls' Club YTC 2, 3, 4. RUTH BROSS: Chorus 3: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l, 2. 3, 4- IOANN IHOWN: GAA 1. 2: lr. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l. 2, 3. 4. MARY LOU IKOWN: Chorus 3. 4: Ir. Girls Club 3: Musicals 3, 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Siu. Coun. l, 1: YTC l. 2. 3. 4- :ws 39? N Vx RAY BROWN: Band l, 2: Ensembles l: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. LEONARD BUEHRB: Basketball l. 2. 3: Fooiball l. 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: l.eiIerman's Club 3. 4: Track 2. 3, 4. IOYCE BURGESS: Ir. Girls' Club Secy. 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 4: Chandler. Okla: Class Secy. l: Chorus l: YTC l: Cheer- leader l. LUPE CAMARENA: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l, 3. 4: Pep Club 4. KENDALL CARLSON: Hi-Y 4. GDI! CHADWICK: Basketball l. 2, 3. 4: Foo!- ball l. 2. 3. GARY COBURN: DON COTTLE: DONNA CRAVENS: A Capella 2. 3: Chorus l. 2, 3: Dram. Club 3, 4: Dram. Club Play Prod. Stall 3. 4: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Musicals l. 2. 3: Nat. lr. Honor Soc. 2: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Scholarship Teams 3: Thesplan 4: Trail Stall 4: YTC l. 2, 3, 4. Cabinet l: Yr. Play Prod. Stall 3: Pep Club 4: Nat. Honor Soc. 4. ANITA D. CRAWFORD: A Capella 2. 3. 4: Chorus I. 2, 3. 4: Ensembles l. 2, 3, 4: GAA 2: lr. Girls' Club 3: Musicals l. 2. 3. 4: Sr. Glrls' Club 4: grihglarship Teams 3. 4: YTC l, 2, 3, 4: Pep u 4. IEANNE cnswronn. n a 1. . cn' c - Yrc 1, 2, a. on I' H Nb 3' ron cnoucn: Foolbull 1: ns-Y 2. a. Track 2. NADINE CROW: Chorus l. 2, 3: lr. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l, 2. 3, 4. IRAN CURRIER: A Capella 3: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Ensembles 3: lr. Girls' Club 3: Musicals 2, 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC 1, 2. 3. 4. DBORES DAVEY: lr. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l, 2, 3, 4. JOHN DAWSON: A Capella 2, 4: Band l: laslzeiball W Mgr. l, 2, 3: Camera Club 4: Chorus 2. 3. 4: W Ensembles 2, 4: Fooiball l: Hi-Y 4: I.eNerman's , Club 3. 4: Musicals 2. 3. 4: News Stal! 4: I Tennis 3. 4. DONNA DElNES: A Capella 3: Chorus l. 1. 3: Dram. Club 3. 4: Dram. Play Prod. Stall 3. 4: GAA 2: lr. Girls' Club 3: Musicals 2. 3: Nat. lr. Honor Soc. 2: Girls' Club 4: Trail Stall 4: YTC l. 3, Cabinel 2. 4: Pep Club 4: lr. Play Prod. Stall: Nat. Honor Soc. 4. JOYCE DILLBR: A Capella 2. 3: Chorus l. 2. 3: Class Pres. 2: Dram. Club 3. 4: Dram. Club Play 4. Prod. Stal! 3: lr. Girls' Club Pres. 3: Football Queen 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Stu. Court. 3, Treas. 4: YTC 3, 4, Cabinet l, 2: Pep Club 4: Nal. Honor Soc. 4. , ls.- -Y JIM DREVETS: A Capella 4: Chorus l. 2, 3, 4: En- sembles l. 2, 4: Musicals l, 2, 4: Stu. Coun. 2: Nat. Honor Soc. 4. JAC! DRISCOLL: Football l. JAMES DRISCOLL: NELVA LEE DUNHAM: A Capella 3: Chorus l. 2, 3, 4: Ensembles 3, 4: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Musicals 2, 3. 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l, Z, 3. 4: Pop Club 4. SALLY EAHLEY IHODSONJ: A Capella 2, 3, 4: Chorus l. 2. 3, 4: Dram. Club 3, 4: Dram. Club Play Prod. Sta!! 3: Ensembles l, 2. 3: lr. Girls' Club 3: lr. Play 3: Musicals l, Z, 3, 4: Music Club 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Scholarship Teams 2: Trail Stal! 4: YTC 3, Cabinet l, 2, 4. PEGGY EDMISTON: Chorus 4: lr. Girls' Clubs 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l. 2. Cl, 4. FUE ANN ELLER: Class Vice-Pros. l: Dobate 2, 3, 4: Dram. Club 4: GAA l: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Nat. Ir. Honor Soc. 2: News Stal! 4: Sr. Girls Club 4: YTC 3, 4, Cabinet l, 2: NFL 2, Secy. 3, Vico- Pres. 4: Pep Club 4: Nat. Honor Soc. 4. DIANE ENGEI.: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4: l.etterman's Club 3, 4: Track l. 2. 3. 4. IILI. ENTWXSLE: Band l. 2. IARY FAIR: A Capella 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Ensembles 3. 4: lr. Girls' Club 3: Musicals 3, 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Trail Stall 4: YTC 3. 4: Pep Club 4: Okla. City. Okla: A Capella l, 2: Chorus l, 2: Musicals I. 2: Nat. lr. Honor Soc. 2: YTC l, 2. UTH FAULKNER: A Capella 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 2, 3. 4: Ensembles l. 2, 3, 4: lr. Girls' Club 3: lr. Play 3: Musicals l, 2, 3. 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC I, 2. 3,.4: Pep Club 4. AWRENCE FERHELI.: Hi-Y l. 2, 4. ONNIE FLORA: Dram Club 3. 4: Dram. Club Play Prod. Stall 3, 4: lr. Girls' Club 3: lr. Play Prod. Stall 3: Musicals 3. 4: Nat. Ir. Honor Soc. 2: News Staii 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Scholarship Teams l, 2: Thespian 3: YTC l. 3, Treas. 2. Cabinet 4: Nat. Honor Soc. 4. KNE FLOYD: Chorus I, 2, 3: Class Pros. l: Dram. Club 3. 4: Drarn. Club Play Prod. Stall 3, 4: GAA l, 2: lr. Girls' Club 3: lr. Play Prod. Sta!! 3: Musicals 3: Nat. Ir. Honor Soc. 2: Attendant to Queen 4: News Stal! 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Scholarship Teams l. 3: Stu. Coun. Secy. 3: 1 YTC 3, 4, Cabinet l, Pres. 2: Pep Club 4: Nat. ' Honor Soc. 4. IALPH FORREY: Dram. Club 3. 4: Hi-Y l, Z, 3, 4: Ir. Play Prod. Stat! 3, 4: Musicals 2: Thospian 3: Track l: Sr. Play Prod. Stall 3: Dram Club Prod. Stall 3, 4. 'B FOX: NE FRANKLIN: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l. 2. 3. 4. DORAINE FREEMAN: Camera Club 4: Hi-Y 3. 4. Cabinet 2: Ir. Play 3: Lotterman's Club 4: Nat. lr. Honor Soc. 2: Scholarship Teams l, 2. Sl: Tennis 2. 3. 4: Trail Stat! 4: Nat. Honor Soc. 4. . ,Ji . .. . sf 'I 1 ' , .i . ,. , .9 ,.,..,,,,,..,..... Q - .. l 5 ,... i f 1 ': W. L3 :W TZ' W V . 'I ' A -, 'I' f' -X . ?Ei2i 'fi . i -' 1. if , . A 1 ,G , 4..- V if P 'lj ' fl: K I 5 'H x: Liz: l I I f F E W I l s 1 ff r Q., -1. I K. 35335 . ,... --3:- .. wiigigmi 'Z 4 I .W A I I r I V P l , i P u , V 1 : Q ,. 'H'- ! ' fgfi j lflilf ri, K P I ffzQb'?1gi1'Jg g' - -5: , A X A fa If A i NORMAN FRENCH: Hi-Y 3. 4. IOAN FRIEND: GAA l, 2: lr. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC I, 2, 3, 4. PAT GARDBNHIRE: Debate Z. 3, 4: Dram. Club 4: Dram. Club Play Prod. Siali 4: Ensembles I: GAA I: lr. Girls' Club 3: Nat. Ir. Honor Soc. 2: News Stall 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Scholarship 'hams l. 2, 3: Stu. Coun. 4: YTC I, 2, 3, 4: NPI. 2, Troas. 3, Pros. 4: Nat. Honor Soc. 4. WANDA GAWITH: A Capolla 2, 3. 4: Chorus I, 2. 3, 4: Dram. Club 3, 4: Dram. Club Play Prod Stall 3, 4: Ensembles l, 2, 3, 4: GAA I, 2: Ir Girls Club 3: Ir. Play 3: Musicals 2, 3, 4: Musk Club 4: Altondanl lo Quoin 4: News Stall 4 Sr. Girls Club 4: Thospian 3: YTC l, 2, 3, 4 Pop Club 4. AUDHEY GEBHAHT: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girl: Club 4: YTC I, 2, 3, 4: Pop Club 4. DORIS GEBHART: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Chorus 3: GA I, 2: Sr. Girls' Club 4: 'ITC I, 2, 4: Pop Club PEGGY GERBEH: GAA l. 2: lr. Girls' Club 3: YT1 I, 2, 3. LOHETTA GIDDINGS: GAA l. 2,: Ir. Girls' Club I Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l. 2. 3. 4. GLORIA GOODALI.: A Capolla 2. 3. 4: Chorus l, 1 3, 4: Dram. Club 4: Dram. Club Play 4: Bi semblos I, 2, 3, 4: GAA I, 2: Ir. Girls' Club 1 Musicals I, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Scholarshl Teams 3: YTC l, 2. 3. 4: Ushsrotlo 4: Nai. Hon: Soc. 4. DONALD GOODNIGHT: Hi-Y 3. ARNELL GOODWIN: A Capella 3: Chvhll 1- 2' 3 E:-iggmbln 2, 3: lr. Girls' Club 3: Musicals I 2. 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l, 2, 3. DORAN GRAF: A Capella 4: Chorus 4: Hi-Y 3. 4 KEITH GRAYBEAI.: IUNIOR GIIEINER: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Riflo Club I, 2. DRUSILLA GROSS: Band 4: Chorus 3, 4: Dobato Ensomblos 3, 4: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Musicals 3, Orchosira 3, 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC 3,1 Barilosvillo, Okla. 3 1 DARRELL HAHN: Chorus l: Hi-Y I, 3, 4. FRANCES HAKE: GAA l. 2: Ir. Girls' Club 1 Scholarship Teams 3: YTC l, 2, 3, Cabinet X IOHN HAMILTON: Foolball l: Wrestling 3, 4. 'FI IOHN HAMMOND: ARTHUR HARRIS: Football l: Hi-Y 4. MARILYN HARRIS: A Capella Z, 3: Chorus I. 2. 3: Ensembles 1. 2, 3: GAA I. 2: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Ir. Play Prod. Stall 3: Musicals 3: YTC I. 2, 3. KATHERINE HEINZE: GAA l. Pres. 2: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC I, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD HEMPHILI.: A Capella 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4: Ensembles Z, 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: lr. Play 3: Musicals l, 2. 3. 4: Scholarship Teams 2, 3: Nat. Honor Soc. 4. RICHARD HENRY: Football I. 2, 3, 4: Letterman's Club 3, 4: Track 2. 3, 4: Wrestling 2, 3, 4. IOE HERNANDEZ: Football 1. 2, 3, 4: Letterman's Club 3, 4: Wrestling I, 2, 3. 4. DOYLE HETZEL: . LOIS HEYWOODz A Capella 2, 4: Chorus 2. 3. 4: Ensembles 2, 3: Ir. Girls Club 3: Ir. Play 3: Musical: 2, 3, 4: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC I. 2, 3, 4: Wichita Orchestra 4: Nat. Honor Soc. 4. CONNIE HILL: Camera Club 4: Chorus 4: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC I, 2, 3, Treas. 4. FADONNA HOKE: Band l, 2, 3: Maiorettes l, 2, 3: Ir. Girls Club 3: Nat. Ir. Honor Soc. 2: Orchestra 3: Pep Band 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l, 2. 3. 4. ALICE HOLMES: Band I, 2, 3: Ensembles 2: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Pep Band 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC 2, , 4. ALICE HOMOLKA: GAA 1, 2: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girll' Club 4: Y'I'C 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY HOOPER: Chorus 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC I. 2. 3. 4. DANA HUDKINS: Chorus l, 2: Dram. Club 3. 4: Dram. Club Play Prod. Stat! 3. Cast 4: GAA l, 2: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Ir. Play 3: Musicals 2: Nat. lr. Honor Soc. 2: News Stall 4: Sr. Girls Club 4: Scholarship Teams 3: Thespian 3: YTC 3. 4, Cabinet I, 2: Pep Club 4: Nat. Honor Soc. 4. DICK HURLBURT: Cheerleader 4: Hi-Y 4: News Stan 4: Norfolk, Nebraska: Basketball l. 2, 3: Cheer- leader l. 2, 3: Hi-Y I, 2. 3: Tennis 3. IOAN HURLEY: A Capella 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Dram. Club 4: Dram. Club Play 4: Ensembles I, 2, 3, 4: GAA I, 2: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Ir. Play Prod. Sta!! 3: Musicals l, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Trail Stat! 4: YTC I, 2, 3, 4: Pen Club 4: Wichita State Speech Contest 3: Music Club 3, 4. DICK INMAN: Band I. 2: Football I.2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 2. 3, Treas. 4: Nat. Athletic Honor Soc. 4. 8 .1 5' X .,.f?:f::, ,.,, , , .,vV....-....i.....,,.,......s.-. w.....,f,, 4 I i 1 4 A 4 l I 4 i 4 i 4 1 14 J l 3 F--1 -4--all L r 'V r l . l r P F I l n l l 1 r l r l w r l l 1 V Q r z Q n , v L r v v I If f Q, r . .Bunn- Bg . ... 9 Y 1' sw '.f,g:- gi: L.: .: 20 R .wg 3.-L. LAWRENCE IACKMAN: DON IOHNSON: Basketball l. 2. 3: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: l..etterman's Club 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4. GLORIA IOHNSON: A Capella 2, 3: Camera Club 3, 4: Chorus l, 2, 3: Dram. Club 3, 4: Dram. Play Prod. Stall 3, 4: Ensembles 2, 3: GAA l, 2: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Ir. Play Prod. Stall 3: Musicals 2, 3: Nat. lr. Honor Soc. 2: News Stall News Ed. 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Scholarship Teams l, 2, 3: YTC l, 2, 3. 4: Nat. Honor Soc. 4. NI'l'A IOHNSON: A Capella 2: Chorus l, 2. 4: En- sembles 2, 4: GAA l. 2: Musicals l, 2, 4: Nat. lr. Honor Soc. 2: Sr. Girls' Club Secy. 4: Scholarship Teams l. 2: Stu. Coun. 4: YTC l, 2, 3, 4: Usherattes 4: Nat. Honor Soc. 4. FLORENCE IONES: MERLIN IONES: A Capella 3, 4: Basketball l. 2: Camera Club 3. 4: Chorus 3. 4: Ensembles 3. 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Letterman's Club 3, 4: Musicals 3, 4: Scholarship Teams l, 2. 3: Track 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 3, 4: Nat. Athletic Honor Soc. 4: Most Valuable Athlete 4. VELVA IUNE IOSEPI-I: lr. Girls' 'Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Scholarship Teams 3: XYTC l, 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 4. HEP IUDSON: Basketball I, 2: Letterman's Club 3: Track 3, 4: Wrestling 3. DORIS IUST ll'IIN'l'ONl: A Capella 2, 3: Chorus l, 2, 3: lr. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC Z, 3, 4. DENNIS KAISER: land 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Musicals 3, 4: Music Club 4: Orchestra 3: Pep Band 3, 4: Scholarship Teams 3. EARL KELLER: BETTY KENISON: Band l. 2, 3. 4: Camera Club 3. 4: GAA 1, 2: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Musicals 2, 3, 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l. 2. 3. 4: POP Club 4- BILL KLOVER: A Capella 3, 4: Chorus 3. 4: Dram. Club 4: Dram. Club Play 4: Ensembles 3, 4: Goli 4: Hi-Y 4: Musicals 3. 4: Scholarship Teams 3: Trail Stall Ed. 4: Wichita, Kansas. MARIETTA KOHR: Camera Club 3: GAA 2: lr. Girls' Club 3: Scholarship Teams 2, 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Trail Stall 4: YTC l, 2, 3, 4. E PATRICIA KURTZ: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC 4: Alton,Q Kansas: Band 3: Chorus l, 2, 3: lr- BIGY 3:' Pep Band 3: Y'I'C l, 2, 3. 1 DALE LAMBERT: OLIVER LANGMADE: Band l: Chorus 2, 3: Ensembles lf. 3: Hi-Y 3. Cabinet 4: Musicals I. 2, 3: rai 4. PHYLLIS LARSON: Chorus 3, 4: Ir. Girls Club 3 Musicals 3, 4: Sr. Girls Club 4: YTC l.2,3.4. s EDWARD LAUBER: A Capella 3, 4: Chorus 3, Scholarship Teams I, 2, 3. 4: Nal. Honor Soc. BETTY LAWRENCE: A Capella 2. 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 3. 4: Ensembles 2, 3, 4: Ir. Girls' Club Musicals 2. 3, 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l. 3. 4: Pep Club 4. YTC 1. 2. 3. 4. CARLENE LETTERMAN: A Capella 3: Chorus I. 2, 3, 4: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Musicals I, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Slu. Coun. 4: YTC I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4. IERRY LEWIS: Baskelball l, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 4: ' Foolball I, 2. 3: Hi-Y I, 2. 3, 4: Scholarship Teams I: Stu. Coun. 3: Track I, 2, 3. 4: Letter- man's Club 4. IEANETTE LINDGREN: Class Vice-Pres. 3: Dram. Club 3, Treas. 4: Dram. Club Play 4. Prod. Stall 3: GAA l, 2: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Ir. Play Prod. Slafl 3: Nat. Ir. Honor Sac. 2: Allondanl lo Queen 4: News Slall 4: Sr. Girls' Club Pres. 4: Scholar- ship Teams I. 2. 3, 4: Thesplan 3: Trail Stall Asst. Ed. 4: YTC I. 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 2: Psp Club 4: Nal. Honor Soc. 4: Rep. Girl 4. ESTHER LORENSON: GAA 1: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC I. 2. 3. MYRTLE LORENSON: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC I. Z. 3. HAMILTON LYNCH: Basketball l: Gel! I, 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: LeHerman's Club l. 2. 3. 4. CLARABELLE McBETl-I: A Capella 3: Band 4: Chorus 3, 4: Ensembles 3, 4: GAA 2: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Musicals I. 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra 1, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC I, 2, 3, 4- ARABELLE MCBRIDE: Camera Club 3: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC I, 2, 3, 4: Pegs Club 4. JAMES McCORMICK: Band 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Mus- icals 2, 3. 4: Scholarship Teams 3. MARILYN McDOWELL: A Capella 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Ensembles 2, 3, 4: GAA I, 2, 4: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Musicals I, 2, 3, 4: Nal. Ir. Honor Soc. 2: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Stu. Coun. 2, 4: Trail Stall 4: YTC 1, 2, 3, 4: Head Usher- ella 4: Nat. Honor Sac. 4. DON McI.ANE: MARGIE McMI1,,I.IN: A Capella 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 3. 4: Ensembles 1. 2, 3: GAA 1, 3: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Scholarship Teams 2, 3: YTC 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Nat. Honor Soc. 4. I. ROGER MASON: A Capella 3, 4: Band 1: Camera Club 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Ensembles 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3. 4: Musicals 3, 4: Orcheslra 2: Tennis 3, 4. SHIRLEY MASON: A Capella 3, 4: Camera Club 3: Chorus 3, 4: Ensembles 3. 4: lr. Girls Club 3: Musicals 3, 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC I, 2. 3, 4: Usheretles 4. DORIS MAUK: A Capella 3, 4: Band 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Ensembles 4: lr. Girls' Club 3: lr. Play Prod. Slall 3: Musicals 2, 3, 4: Nat. Ir. Honor Soc. 2: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Stu. Coun. 4: YTC 2. 3, 4: Nat. Honor Soc. 4: Concordia, Kans: Band l. 4: 4. 3, 2 SALLY LEIKER: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4, .W . in ELLEN IUNE MILLER: A Capella 2, 3. 4: Calera Club 3: Chorus l, 2. 3, 4: Debate l, I: Dram. Club 3, 4: Dram. Club Play Prod. Stall 3, 4: , Ensembles l, 2, 3, 4: GAA l: Ir. Girls' Club 3: W Ir. Play 3: Musicals 1. 2. 3, 4: Music Club 3, 4: j Sr. Girls' Club 4: Thespian 3: YTC 3. 4. Cabinet i 1, 2: Pep Club 4: NFL 2. 3. 4. Q RITA MILLER: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Nat. Ir. Honor Sac. ' 2, sf. cms' Club 4: Musicals Prod sean a. i i RONALD MILLER: DONALD MODEN: Hi-Y 2. 4: Clay Center, Kansas: Band l: Hi-Y 1, 3. IIM MOONEY: A Capella 2: Basketball Asst. Mgr. 1 3, Mgr. 4: Cheerleader l: Chorus 1. 2: Ensembles l, 2: Football 3: Hi-Y l, 2. 3, 4: Musicals l, 2: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Trail Stall 4. MAE MOORE: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l, 2. 3, 4. DICK MOORE: Hi-Y 3, 4. CARROLL MORGENSON: A Capella 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1 2, 3, 4: Ensembles 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Musicals non Monmson: mum. Club 3, 4: Drum- Club Play Prod. Stall 3, 4: lf- PNY Pfod- SMU- 3: Musical Prod. sms 4: Thospian 3: Wrvfflmq :es 'I 'Wu ' if gg. ,4,. Wg Y: 1, z, a. 4: rmu sms 4. iff' . :af 2 3 WF. IUANITA MORROW: News Stall 4: Sr. Glrls Club 4: YTC 4: El Csrrito. Calilornia: Stu. Coun. 3: YTC 3. NORMA MOSEMAN: A Capella 4: Chorus 4: En- sembles l, 2, 3, 4: GAA l, 2: jr. Girls' Club 3: Ir. Play Prod. Stall 3: Musicals 4: Music Club 4: Orchestra l. 2. 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Trail Stall 4: YTC l. 3, 4, Cabinet 2. IACQUELYN NEI.SON: lr. Girls' Club 3: Sr, Girls' Club 4: YTC l. Z, 3. 4. BLUFORD NICKELI.: Football l, Z. 3. 4: Letterman's Club 2, 3. 4: Stu. Coun. 2, 4: Track l. 2, J: Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4. BOB NISSLEY: Ensembles l: Football l, 2, 3: Stu. Coun. 2: Track l, 2, 3. TOM NORTON: Football 3, 4: I.etterman's Club Il. 4. N INEZ OLSON: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Stu. Coun. 4: YTC l, 2, 3, 4. ' BARBARA ORENDORFF: A Capella 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, ' 2, a, 4: umm. Club 4, umm. Club Play 4: i Ensembles l, 2, 3, 4: GAA 1. Z: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Ir. Play Prod. Stall 3: Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4: News Stall 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC 1, 2, 3, 4: Usherettes 4: Nat. Honor Soc. 4. ' MARTY PANKRATZ: Band 3: A Capella 4: Basketball 3, 4: Chorus 4: Dram. Club 4: Dram. Club Play Prod. Staft 4: Ensembles 4 Football 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, Vice-Pres. 4: Lotterman's Club 3, 4: Musicals 4: Stu. Coun. 3, Pros. 4: Track 3, 4: Nat. Aihlggiq Honor Soc. 4: Nat. Honor Soc. 4: Simpson, Kung, pususu , W..-Y CARLOS PHRY: A Capella 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2. 1, Class Trias. 2, Pres. 3: Dram. Club 4: Dram. Club Play 4: Ensembles 2: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Hl-Y 2, 3, Pres. 4: l.ettorman's Club 3. 4: Musicals 2: Nat. lr. Honor Soc. 2: Orchestra l: Scholarship Teams 1, 2, 3: Stu. Coun. 2: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Nat. Honor Soc. 4: Rop. Boy 4: Bausch and Lomb S:ioncs Award 4. RUTH PETERMAN: A Capolla 2. 3, 4: Camera Club 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4: Ensomblos 1. 2, 3. 4: GAA l, 2: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Musicals l, 2, 3. 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4. MARILYN PETERS: A Capella 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 3. 4: Class Sscy 3: Ensembles 1, 2, 3. 4: Nat. lr. Honor Sac. 2: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girls Club 4: Scholarship Teams 1, 2. 3: YTC l, 2, 3, 4: DAR Good C.tlzen 4: Nat. Honor Soc. 4. EARL Pl-IILPOT: Dobato I: Football 4: l-li-Y 4: Let: torman's Club 4: News Stait 4: Long Beach. California: Football 2, 3: Bowling Club 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3: Scholarship Federation 2. 3. LAVONNE PIERSON: A Cajella 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 2. 3, 4: Class Secy 2: Ensembles 3, 4: GAA l, 2: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Musicals l, 2, 3, 4: Music Club 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Trail Stall 4: YTC l, 2, 3, 4: Pop Club 4: Nat. Honor Soc. 4. LAUREN PRATT: Basketball I: Stu. Coun. 2. RAY PRICE: A Capella 2: Basketball 4: Chorus 1. 2: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y l, 2. 4: Stu. Coun. 3: Track 2, 4. BENNIE PROPP: KEITH PULEC: Band l, 2: Ensembles 1: l-Ii-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Musicals l, 2. LAWRENCE QUICK: Hi-Y 4. DORIS REDDING: Chcrus 4: News Stal! 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC 4. FORREST REBS: Scholarship Teams 3. IIM RHEA: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. IERRY RICE: Football l. MARYLIN RICE: DONALD RIDER: Hi-Y 3: Track 3. PAT ROBINSON: A Capella 3, 4: Chorus I, 3. 4: Ensemblos l, 3: GAA l, 2: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Musicals I, 3, 4: Nat. lr. Honor Soc. 2: Sr. Glrls' Club 4: Scholarship Toams I, 2: News Stall 4: YTC l, 2, 3, 4: Minneapolis. Kansas. 1. DONALD ROE: V... XWWS' fx. ITF 1? -Wifi? DICK SAIP: Chorus l: Football l, 2. 3: Hi-Y 3. 4: Stu. Coun. 2. MARY SAMUELSON: Dram. Club 4: GAA l. 2: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Musical Prod. Stall 4: Attendant to Queen 4: News Stat! 4: Stu. Courl. l. 3: YTC g, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Girls' Club Vice-Pres. 4: Nat. Honor oc. 4. IANET SAWYEH: A Capella 3. 4: Chorus 3. 4: En- sembles 2. 3. 4: GAA I: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Musicals 3. 4: Orchestra l, 2. Secy.-Treas. 3. greg. 1: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Trail Stat! 4: YTC l, DARLENE SCI-ZISSLER: A Capella 3. 4: Camera Club 4: Chorus I, 2. 3. 4: Ensembles l. 2, 3. 4: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Musicals 1. 2. 3. 4: Nat. Ir. Honor Soc. 2: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Scholarship Teams 1: Trail Stat! 4: YTC l. 2. 3. 4: Usherettes 4: Nat. Honor Soc. 4. num sermon: . , DELLA SCIIIVEN: Chorus 2. 3: GAA l. 2: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Musicals 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC I. 2, 3, 4. ROBERT SHANK: Hl-Y 3. 4. GLADYS SHANNON: GAA l. 2: lr. Glrls' Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC I, 2. 3, 4. BERNIE SHERMAN: Football I: Stu. Coun. 4. DALENA SHOWALTEN: Band l. 2. 3: lr. Glrll' Clul 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l. 2. 3. 4. HELEN SHUBLOM: A Capella 3. 4: Cholus 3, 4:. ll Girls' Club 3: Musicals 3. 4: News Stall 4: S: Girls' Club 4: YTC I. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 4. SIDNEY SHULTZ: Football 3. 4. BILI. SIDLES: Hi-Y 4. VERLE SIMPSON: Class Secy. l: Golt l. 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: l.etterman's Club l. 2. 3, 4. noncss smm. 11. cms Club a. sf. cam' Club 4. I rrc 1. z. a. 4. ESTHEH SMITH: Chorus l. 2. 3: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l. 2. 3. 4. LARRY SMITH: Band l. 2. 3: Football 1: Wrestling 2. 3. 4. NADINE SMITH: A Capella 2, 3: Chorus l. 2. 3: Ensembles 2: GAA l: Ir. Girls' Club 3:- Sr. Girls' Club 3: YTC I. 2. 4. RAYMOND SMITH: Football l: Siu. Coun. 4. ELLEN SNYDER: A Capella 3: Chorus 3. 4: lf- Gifli' Club 3: Mullcdll 3, 4: Sr. Gllll' Club 4: YTC l, 2. 3, 4: Pop Club 4. WANDA SNYDER: Band l, 2. 3. 4: Ir. Girls Club 3: Orchestra 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC I, 2, 3, 4. HENRY SPAENY: LEANNE SPAETH: A Capella 3, 4: Chorus 2. 3, 4: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Ir. Play 3: Musicals 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 1. 2, 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC 1, 2, 3, Cabinet 4: Pep Club 4. THEODORE STANTON: MAX STAUFFER: Scholarship Teams l. BILLY STOUT: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4. LOIS STOUT: A Cauella 3: Chorus l, 2, 3: Musicals Z, 3. YTC l, 2. 3, 4. DANNETTE STRAND: A Capella 2, 3, 4: Chorus l. 2, 3, 4: Ensembles l, 2, 3. 4: lr. Girls' Club 3: Musicals 2, 3, 45 Music Club 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l. 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Nat. Honor Soc. 4. GLORIA STRAYER: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY STUSSY: Dram. Club 3, 4: Dram. Club Prod. Stall 3: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Ir. Play Prod. Sta!! 3: Musical Prod. Stall 3, 4: News Stall 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l, 2, 3. 4: Thespian 4. WAYNE SUMSTINE: A Capella 3: Camera Club 4: Chorus l, 2. 3: Hi-Y l, 2. 3, 4: Ir. Play Prod. Slafl 3: Musicals 2, 3. GLORIA SWANSON: Band 1: Dram. Club 4: Ir. Girls' flu? 3: News Stall 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC , , 3, 4. SUZANNE SYKES: Camera Club 3, 4: Dram. Club 3, 4: Dram. Club Play Prod. Stall 3: GAA l, 2: lr. Girls' Club 3: Ir. Play Prod. Staff 3: Nat. Ir. Honor Soc. 2: News Stall 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Scholarship Teams l, 2, 3: Stu. Coun. 1: YTC 1. 4, Cabinet 2, 3: Pep Club 4: Nui. Honor Soc. 4. KENT THOMAS: Baskeiball 1, 2, 3: Football l: Hi-Y 3, 4: News Stall 4: Stu. Coun. 4. 1. DEAN TUCKER: GAA 1, 2: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l. 2, 3, 4. NORMA TUNNBLI.: A Capella 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, Chorus I. 2, 3, 4: Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3: Musicals l, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4. 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .. 1 : 1 l 1 1 3 1 1 1 zs 1 ,4 .il 1 DON URMEY: Band I, 2: Football l: Hi-Y 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Wrestling 4. EDWARD VAN HORN: SHEILA VARNEY: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3: E1- sombles I, 2, 3. 4: lr. Girls' Club 3: Musicals 3: Music Club 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Pep land I. 2. 3. 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Scholarshln Teams 3: 4 YTC l. 2, 3, Cabinet 4: Wichita1Orohestra . WENDELL VOGT: Band l: Chorus 2. 3: :Ensembles 1, 2, 3: I-IifY l. 3, Secy. 2, Cabinet 4: Musicals 2, 3: Trail Stall Business Mqr. 4. BILL WARNOW: Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4. PAT WARNOW: GAA l, 2,: lr. Girls' Club 3: Sr. girls' Club 4: Scholarship Teams 3: YTC l, 2, . 4. RICHARD WARTA: MARILYN WAYLAN: A Capella 3: Chorus l. 2, 3: GAA 2: Ir. Girls Club 3: Musicals 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l, 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS WAYLAN: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Drum Maiorettes 2, 3: Ir. Girls Club 3: Pep Band 3: Sr. Girls Club 4: YTC l, 2, 3, 4: Stu. Coun. 1. CHARLES WEATHERS: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Football l, 2: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Stu. Coun. 2, 4: 'lrack l, 2, 3. IIM WEBER: Basketball l, 2, 3: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Goli 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: l.etterman's Club 3, 4: Track l. MARGARET WECKEL: Band 4: Camera t .nb 4: Class Treas. 3: Debate I, 2, 3, 4: Dra..r. Club 3, 4: Dram Club Play Prodi Stal! 3, 4: Ensembles 3: GAA 1, 2, 3: Ir. Girls' Club Vice-Pres. 3: Ir. Play Prod. Staff 3: Music, Club 4: Nat. Ir. Honor Soc. 2: Orchestra I. 2. 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Scholar- ship Teaias 2, 3: Thespian 3: Trail Stall Co- gissist. Ed. 4: YTC 1, 3, Cabinet 2, 4: Nat. Honor oc. 4 HARRY WEELBORG: Basketball l, 2. 3: Football 1, 2, 3: Captain 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Lstterman's Club 3, 4: Stu. Coun. Vice-Pros. 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Nat. Athletic Honor Sec. 3, 4. DONALD WEIS: Hi-Y 4. CAROLINE WHEATON: A Capella 3, 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Dram. Club 3, 4: Dram. Club Play Prod. Stat! 3. 4: Ensembles 2, 3, 4: GAA l, 2: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Ir. Play Prod. Staff 3: Musicals 2, 3. 4: News Stall Fea. Ed. 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC I, 3, 4, Cabinet 2: Nat. Honor Soc. 4. DICK WHITE: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Ensembles 3. 4: Foot- ball I: Goll I, 2: Hi-Y 3: lr. Play Prod. Sta!! 3: Pep Band 3, 4: Wrestling 3. FRANK WIDLER: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Pep Band 3, 4: Trail Stall 4: Ensemble, 4. CHARLES WILLIAMS: A Capella 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Class Treas. l. 3: Debate 2: Dram. Club 3, Pres. 4: Dram. Club Play 3, 4: Football 2, 3: Ensembles 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Ir. Play 3: Musicals 2. 3, 4: News Stat! Adv. Mgr. 4: Stu. Coun. l: Thespian 3: Nat. Honor Soc. 4. PA'l' WILLIAMS: Chorus 4: lr- Gifll' Club 3: MUS- gals 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Y'l'C l, 2, 3, 4: PGP lub 4. IEHRY WILLIAMSON: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 3: Chorus 4: Orchestra 3: Pep Band 4: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC I, 2, 3, 4. IANE WILSON: A Capella 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4: Dram. Club 3, Historian 4: lr. Play Prod. Stall, Dram. Club Play Prod. Stall 3, 4: GAA l, 2: Ir. Girls' Club Treas. 3: Musicals 3, 4: Sr. Girls :Club 4: Thespian 4: Trail Stall 4: YTC I, 2, , 4. MARIE WILTSE: YTC 2, 3, 4: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: Stu. Ckoun. 4: Bunker Hill, Kansas: A Capella I: Cheerleader I: Chorus I: GAA I. JIM WISE: IEANETTE WITHAM: A Capella Z, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Ensembles l, 2, 3, 4: GAA I, 2: Ir. Girls' Club 3: Musicals l, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Girls Club 4: YTC 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4. ANNA YOCKERS: lr. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC l, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY ZELI-TNKAz Ir. Girls' Club 3: Sr. Girls' Club 4: YTC 1, 3, 4. IOAN SPAETH: Entered late in senior year: Santa Ana, California: Chorus I: GAA 1: Golf l: ' Long Beach, Call.: Golf 2: Valleio, CalI.., 3: San Francisco, Calf.: Music Club 4: Reception Committee 4. . git Xs N , . V 1 N, I 1-N , I 1, 5 so n gs. he ig g c- , N A ' ' - .?i xr ? 0 . IQ. I , 1- -R Q-M Q fn, , r U Y Y fb- C' ' Ts? Lai -1 QE: E f N J, ' ?, ....., To S-is , 1 , . f- 'XCR Na ' X if ax . is I NN SSX -, . 4 X- 11 xxx- N S A xi - Yi ,, 4v4'g, - B xx XX -' M ' A' 1 CS - - '-T, ghfpre 1 i- H . - ,K h -Q E 'E'-5- g iyiff ,P-N Xu, f Va'S- -X X X 'gS C NAV Q xxx , 2- x ., ,, S ALVIN BROCKELMAN: Letterrn.an's Club I, 2, 3. 4: Wrestllnq I, 2, 3, 4. IAMES DUCKWORTH: ALLEN HEATH: Hi-Y 4: Osborne, Kansas: Chorus I: Class Otilcer l: Letterman's Club 2, 3: Stu. Coun. I: Hi-Y 3: Track 2: Football 3. RONALD OSBORNE: RALPH PARKER: Basketball I, 2: Football I, 2, 3, 1: Letterman's Club l, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, DON REINBOLD: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Football l 2, 3: Stu. Coun. l: Track 3. LUPE FERNANDEZ: Chorus l, 2, 3: Ir. Girls' Club 3 Sr. Girls' Club 4. 27 If 'Q wg?-Y' K Mr? ,J V wk ,MW ':: ' -V -: -:Z :-V. .:. .. .. . .3 , , N, w 1' ng N'-M .K , .fig A 5 IUNIOR OFFICERS When election rolled around te fall of 1948, numerous parties a in evidence. After a determin- campaign, the First Mates came with the following as their lead- Ronnie Gillam, sec'y.: Nick los, pres.: Phil Rose, vice pres.: n Groves, treas. This is the Way ' stand from left to right. SOPH OFFICERS Over at Lincoln, the various :torial groups chose an all male l to head the Seaman crew. After ballots had been tabulated, the iners proved to be, reading left right: Art Hughes, pres.: Billy rton. sec'y.: Don Iohnson, treas.: D McMickell, vice pres. I V I FROSH OFFICERS It was fifty-fifty for the Mid- ipman. It is the only class, except a Buccaneers, to have girls in the le of officers. In fact they had ice as many girls as officers as e other three classes combined. Shown left to right are: Ann ulin, treas.: Gary Collins, vice pres.: hn Simpson, pres.: Wilma Bau- :1n. sec'y. .. T Q I 1 i 1 1 1 I I 1 l 1 1 I 1 1 i 3 J I 3 1' I T i I i 2 4 i . l 1 1 l x l 2 5 l ! i 1 3 J ,fl pa -p-5.,,.w.s..n ,,, ,, m ' rr' ' W swun- Front Row: Left To Right: D. Bass, W. Bloyd, C. Brittendall, A. Collins, L. Cullum, N. Bolby, H. Briscoe, G. Adamek, I. Carmichael, P. Bolby, B. Crump. Row Two: D. Altman.. G. Benson, M. Barefield R. Burk- hardt, B. Betterson, C. Campbell. S. Broce, P. Bartlett, B. Conrad, I. Camarena, I. Copeman. Row Three: A. Bushyhead, B. Chaney, A. Bagett. V. Belcher. I. Bowman. R. Devinish, D. Burns, I. Anderson, M. Benz, N. Curtis, B. Anderson, B. Collins. How Four: G. Dyer, D. Clark, K. Borgstrom , R. Baumann, R. Coe, B. Crews, I. Anderson, I. Carlson, B. Barkley, D. Baumann. Row F ive: D. Caldwell, E. Abernathy, I. Cobum, N. Bristow, P. Aills, I. Bell. E. Bussart, R. Berndt, G. Burt, V.'Craig, D Blehm 'I' Armstrong, R. Brotten. How Six: I. Crawford, W. Bartlett, R. Brown, B. Bowman, F. Benson, Barcafer, N. Agnos, R. Blood, H. Coffman, I. Bochow, K. Conrad. R. Brack. Front Row: Left To Right: A. Iust, P. Hammond, T. Iohnson, I. Hutchison, W. Holcom, D. Hetze, I Fairman, B. Giddings, S. Driscoll, H. Iustice. Row Two: E. Himmelwright, G. Giersch, B. Ioy. B. Haley T. Fernandez, R. Hiatt, C. Halford, D. Hardisty, M. Hower, G. Iohnson. Row Three: L. Gott, I. Hernan- dez, I. Fairchild, P. Huscher. I. Gillispie, D. Horton, N. Horsley, C. Hurst, P. Hoffman, B. Fronterhouse S. Davis. Row Four: B. Groth, G. Garver, I. Hinde, B. Grant, F. Hill, I. Iones, I. F riesen, D. Herrmann, R Hernandez, D. Fisher, B. Hansen. Row Five: M. Hitchcock. M. Hake, D. Deardorf, B. Hogrefe, M Hodgson, P. Hansen, V. Diede, N. Hahiger, P. Gregory, M. Harland. Row Six: D. Fapp, R. Franklin, D: Dishman, D. Groves, H. Foster. D. Ferguson, I. Everhardt, I. Felton,4I. Huffaker, B. Iohnson. I Front How: Left To Right: T. Mueller, D. Paige, I. Mooney, P. Pettle, C. Pearce, A. Lemar, B. Oehlert, I..Murphy, G. Morgenstern, R. McCreary, D. Peterson, N. Levin. Row Two: R. Pihl, D. Massey, K. Quillen, H. Lechner, E. Manjeot, F. Mueller, E. Kenpton, D. Parker, T. Summers, M. Meckling, B. Op- dycke, M. Moore. Row Three: D. Kennedy, I. Loop, S. Massey, I. Pearson, C. Stafford, B. King, D. Olsen, C. Price, M. Page, M. Merriman, M. Mathews, D. Strecker. Row Four: D. Pohlhammer, I. Peterson, O. McGilvray, B. Morrow, I. Miller, D. Morris, H. McCollum. M. Larson, I. Loughlin, B. Merrick, B. Pugh. Row Five: B. Pollak, S. LeBow, A. Propp, B. Kurtz, N. McCormick, N. Price, D. Koker, N. Phillips, M. Lemon, I. Laybourn. Row Six: D. Miller, I. Mattson, R. Nicholson, T. Nixon, C. Means, S. Ryding, M. Pfenninger, K. Weber, E. Michal, R. Knight, V. Mayberry, I. McCall. Front How: Left To Right: B. Lantry, R. Long, D. Swanson, B. Taylor, G. Zaragoza, .P. Shelton, P Whelchel, A. Rittgers, E. Smith, L. Smith. C. Rodriguez, D. Strecker. Row Two: D. Une, D. Ross. D. Remark, R. Wilson, B. Swartz, N. Stephenson, I. Rose, B. Wilt, R. Rowe, R. Van 'Drufi, R. Slager, A Schreiber. Row Three: D. Rider, B. Soderberg, B. Snapp, R. Shelton, C. Scott, M. Smith, E. Summers M. Wilhelm, E. Sitton, A. Sommers. B. Taylor, E. Shidler. How Four: W. Kellogg, G. Richardson, D Stautfer, W. McDowell, F. Vidrickson, D. Wilbur, D. Wheaton, G. Stautfer, C. Rauh, D. Stark, R.Serrau1t Row Five: L. Richardson, I. White, R. Swigart, L. Von Schriltz, L. Van Wie, D. Sherman, P. Smith, R Shank, R. Watkins, L. Wymore, I. Williams, M. Sherman. Row Six: I. Reinhardt, I. Stephen, I. Shedd D. Sheldon, V. Scriven, P. Rose, T. Weaver, L. Wenger. I. Waldschmidt, K. Young, D. Sasnett. s . I Q9 YUIE AZY FOUR' f 4 vga, -'ck QZTHGW ,We QT' . 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LOGAN BRITTON English 9 5.0 ifxx C, nl H, V is-x W WJ f ' f 1 .T 'W IQ, X.,- ' f'gl 'Q X xil' .l V' I V' iff SLIE L. N EYWICK eneral Mathematics MRS. ROGER MILLER English 10 A. I. LEHMANN Latin, German MARY ZIMMERMAN Algebra, Mathematics R. L. HUDSON Physical Education stiff HAROLD HEYWOOD Biology A. G. WILLIAMS General Science ADELINE TIEMAN IDA P. SHANK English I0 English 9 ,-me Front Row: Left To Right: C. Dearing, I. Corwin, B. Curtis, Y. Dudley, L. Britton, N. Byers, I. Cope, E Barnes, D. Bramhall, B. Adams, B. Busche, E. Base. Second How: I. Davis, D. Base, H. Dull, R. Baier I. Coddington. L. Burt, G. Chilen, R. Bowen, B. Exline, E. Eikleberry, B. Arnold, M. Betson. Third Row P. Brown, C. Collins, C. A. Carlisle, L. Aulton, M. L. Brubaker, D. Edwards, H. Austain, V. Craig, M Esping, P. Eitel, L. Arnold, A. Dodge. Fourth Row: D. Elliott, G. Cassel, D. Anderson, I. Crough, M Dawdy, I. Clovis, S. Carter, D. Baringer, D. Boyer, D. Beckett. Fifth How: G. Deines, D. Druet,, G Colcher, N. Boyer, M. Agin, V. Aills, D. Dale, P. Betts, P. Blase, B. Bonebrake, M. Eyler, M. Englund Sixth Row: C. Cross, C. Beineke, P. Estep, I. Calkins, P. Davis, D. Bye, I. Brown, K. Barley. Front How: Left To Right: B. Gunschke, I. Iolley, I. Hahn, P. Gray, A. Iohnson, I. Higgins, N. Hampton D. Humphries, F. Gorrell, R. Gilbert, M. Hodges, I. Fyffe. Second Row: M. Hardisty, E. Irwin, W. Fuller, O. I. Hower, H. Hagen, K. Hunt, W. Held, L. Gunckel, K. Gebhart, C. Foster, D. Iohnson, C Haden. Third Row: I. Hull, T. Iackman, B. Fairman, M. I. Halford, M. Halford, B. Howard, L. Hinther I. Hicks, L. Hawkins, D. Iohnson, D. Gwinner, E. Harbaugh. Fourth Row: B. Gebhart, G. Harland, F Hoisington, D. Garinger, A. Hughes, D. Iohnson, C. French, B. Franklin, G. Iohnson, C. Giersch, A Fernandez, D. Iohnson, Fifth How: L. Hutchins, G. Forkner, C. Henry, M. Gorse, R. Griffith, I. Fair, N. I Howell, D. Gallion, A. Iay, V. Green, I. B. Helbert. Sixth Row: C. Holmgren, R. Green, R. Hames I. Huntsinger, I. Fairbanks. 1 , ,,.,--.,,.... y Front Row: Left To Right: G. Meckling, N. Pearce, P. Neel, L. Laughlin, B. McNally, D. Maxwell, M. Letterman, B. Lindholm, C. Lawrence, P. Pedroja, D. Massey, C. Meier. Second Row: L. McDowell. N. Krug, I. Perkins, R. Mason, C. Moore, R. Larson, I. Karns, I. Martin, L. Odgers, D. Lockhart, P. Manning. Third Row: I. Pierson, P. Krich, P. McCabe, V. Lacy, N. Moore, D. Quested, S. Miller, O. McGilvray, B. Powell, R. Ogden, V. Nelson, D. Pearson. Fourth Row: B. Linder, R. Myers, K. Mar, D. Perry, I. Mauk, O. McBeth, D. Newman, C. Peck, B. Olson, C. Marshall, H. Morrison, F. Main. Fifth Row: L. Palmquist, P. Northern, T. Longbine, I. Quillen, C. Peterson, C. Linville, M. Kennedy, H. Oberg. Sixth Row: C. Miller, P. Kelly, F. Pendergratt, D. King, I. Patterson, B. Noten, W. McMillen, C. Nelson, B. McMickell, D. Price, V. Osborn, O. Melton. Seventh Row: H. Kohr, P. Lyda, R. Kornelson, B. Muir, R. Putsch, R. Morlock, D. Nickell. Front Row: Left To Right: I. Warnow, D. Weis, D. Walter, A. Stokes, D. Shelton, I. White, I. Wiltse, I. Torres, N. Stinnett, P. Shedd, A. Stanton. Second Row: L. St. Clair, R. Tucker, D. Snyder, N. Shofiner. B. Scriven, I. Taylor, L. Timmons, B. Wilson, L. Soldan, N. Sawaya, B. Serrault, R. Worman. Third Row: N. Simpson, S. Weckel, A. Stussy, M. L. Youngberg, B. Rees, M. Redding, V. Whisler, M. Smock, I. Williams, F. Wind, G. Sears, M. White. Fourth Row: I. Snyder, D. Reynolds, G. Vanirnan, E. Teas, P. Ringquist, S. Wygal, D. Weddle, L. Webster, V. Van Horn. Fifth Row: B. Wright, D. Weaver, R. Richmond, B. Simpson, D. Schropp, L. R. Walter, B. Ringer. I. Ramsey, E. Rogers, B. Stark, B. Sprecker. Sixth Row: I. Wimberley, C. Young, S. Van Cleef, V. Valentine, M. Rice, V. White, I. Vidrickson, M. Short, I. Tuttle. Seventh Row: L. Soldan, E. Sawaya, D. Thayer, D. Wickersham, T. Showalter, D. Staufter, B. Steele, C. Wauhob, R. Wilbur, D. Smith. Front How: Left To Right: S. Lamer, P. Light, M. Lavan, L. Perry, T. Petit, D. Prater, S. Kopecky, C. Kohlasch, M. Pankratz, S. Lemon, B. Landes, N. Massey. Second Row: D. Reeves, I. Pearce, K. Kellams, R. Reeder, R. Richter, C. Pasternak, D. Pilcher, L. McKinley, M. Romeiser, G. Quested, L. McClure, F. Parker. Third Row: C. Powell, P. Russel, P. Owens, I. Merker, S. Martin, B. Prater, I. Lough, E. Nicholson, M. Kern B Ogders, H. Metz e F th R ' , . g r. our ow: G. Meseke, E. Ostenberg, B. Lincoln, I. Neal, I. Mize, I Larson R. Obl d L. P ' ' . , an er, arker, G. Rhea, D. Longbine, I. Mann, B. Phillips. Filth Row: L. Parks, B. Newland, I. Kurtz, R. Reinhold, A. Milner, P. Prewett, M. Keller, C. Richardson, I. Manning, V. Prater, L. Levin. Sixth How: I. Oberg, I. Kendrich, D. Linn, C. Peterson, I. Kirkpatrick, I. Lamme, M. Lindblom, R. Kaiser, V. New, O. Miller. Seventh How: D. Lindnmeyer, S. Logan, G. Rice, K. Morgen- son. R. Mooney, B. Kier, I. Keeling, V. Laffere, D.Mong, N. Lucas, P. Martin, P. Lauber. Front Row: Left To Right: I. Brookhouser, I. Brockelman, B. Briscoe, M. Couch, S. Bolby, F. Brown B' - u Armstrong, M. Chapel, M. Cassel, I. Aust1n, C. Bohn. Second Row: R. Brown, M. Crangle, I. Ander- son, C. Nash, M. Crangle, K. Crawford, I. Allison, G. Clark, C. Broman, D. Buttermore, E. Collins. Third Row' A Brown F B 'l G B . . , . e1, . evan, L. Arthur, I. Brown, B. Clapper D Clark W Bauman I B uist D Ch 1 . yq , . ape , I. Bowman. Fourth Row: B. Campbell, D. Cain, I. Alkire, Couse, I..Busey, D: Anderson, D. Aills, B. Achgill, B. Broce, R. Clovis, R. Beaudry. Fifth Row: S. Crider, L. Black, V. B k ' ' ec er, M. Brettle, B. Brensinger, D. Calkins, I. Cook D Cleaver E Benson Sixth Row D Becker I. Cummins, R. Abernathy, I. Brewster, C. Bowles, D.'Crompton, Bollier, E: Brotto , T. -B I B: n owman, Brenslnger Seventh Row' D Bowyer R Cantril I C ll A . . . , . , . o iver, . Brockelman, C. Burton, P. Clark, T. Childs, S. Belt, D. Brown. lulfzmea 'ront Row: B. Taylor, I. Schwandt, E. Tourbier, P. Wilhelm, S. West, D. Weir, T. Yeagly, M. Kern '. Wooster, D. Sondergard, I. Stark, M. Zook, B. Tabor, Second Row: L. Strecker, K. Smith, I,Q.,Stout, I. Sidles, I. Simpson, W. Wehmeir, W. Strayer, G. Williams, G. Stephen, I. Vinlove, D. Soderberg. .. Weaver. Third Row: N. Sawaya, M. Watkins, S. Sutton, L. Wicks, I. Wilhelm, E. Thodis, L. Schneider, I. Sherrill, S. Schultz, A. Wright, M. Swanson, M. Williams. Fourth Row: PE Worley, B. Smith, D. Sanborn, D. Iohnson, R. Craig, D. Shannon, N. Arnold. C. Weir, D. Wilson, H. Webb, K. Vaymire, D. Smith. Fifth Row: C. Vidricksen, N. Weburg, M. Young, C. Woody, B. White, B. Verner, '. Shepard, S. Wyatt, I. Wells, M. Thayer, D. Starks, N. Woodman. Sixth Row: L. Usher, G. Wonder- ing, H. Taylor, G. Williams, B. Simmons, R. Sitton, M. Thayer, M. White, R. Swartz, R. Vestal, I. Sanborn, F. Wheeler, P. Weaver. y 'ront Row: Left To Right: A. Harris, D. Fisher, B. Hoy, T. Hrabe. G. Iustvig, C. Hoeffner, V. Duryee . Gnuschke, P. Hurley, L. Dearing, B. DeWitt, M. Hanilton. Second Row: T. Geske, K. Hurlburt, C. Day N. Hunt, R. Hahn, W. Fuller, L. Durham, R. Grinage, C. Iones, R. Eckly, H. Holmes, A. Everhart 'hird Row: E. Hauptli, W. Gunckel, W. Gadberry, B. Dale, P. Davis, I. Dickerman, P. Iohnson, F Ietzel, B. Ieffery, I. Iohnson, D. Francisco. Fourth Row: D. Erway, D. Fisher, I. Dreese, W. Harvey, I. Sorrell, I. Hotchkiss, C. Duckworth, I. Iones, L. Gish, L. Hindman, R. Hansen, Y. Davis. Fifth Row: .. Heer, M. Emrnel, P. Haaga, G. Gruber, D. Gray, D. Fairbanks, R. Davis, S. Ditto, G. Hopp, R. Hines Firth How: I. Decker, R. Day, H. Dickey, R. Huscher, W. Fowler, D. Henderson, T. Hargett, W ohnston, M. Darnell, C. Hindman, C. Deringer. I T ROOSEVELT FACULTY ' EDITH BRODINE Dean of Girls English 7 ts, E. 1 5gt Q ' 2 , .1 .T sg f lf ' .rigid 7 W Q - ,, -I, '-ru: 5- - 5::h5fZ':::--1 7 YV' ,, 'f We 5-I 4 p 5? 5. 1 . g ggi r- T sw 2 -. I.: - 5,,5.:.,:: . gas ffflt 25 2 - 1 if ASW Mfg! V WILMA BUCKNELL English 8 ' MARGUERITE SUNDGREN English 8 T DOROTHY CATER LILLIAN COOKE Vocal Music MARY NIELSEN Science 7 CARL PETERSON Art 8 Artlcill Wm. HAIL, IR. Shop 8 EDWIN HITCHCOCJ Physical Education MERLE HOUCHI Spelling-Writing FRANCES LINDBLOM English 7 lOAN LORSON T Physical Education - MEARLE WATTI Orchestra ......,. V A, dpiackza ROOSEVELT FACULTY LUL1-L COOPER KEITH ELDER RAYMOND GOERING DELORES GRIFFING Art 7 Shop 7 Mathematics 8 ' OIC11 English HELEN HUTTIE Mathematics 7 GLADYS KUHN Foods C. F. LEBOW Instruments MRS. I EAN McCOSH Workshop HELEN MITCHELL Clothing 7 VERA MOON Geography 7 L 7 '! 'Ax As.: if 4 sigh' W gl E ? , H-in ,Q .,t,hg 4: Huff Q' LEM ' HILDA SMITH History HELEN STILWELL Mathematics 8 GEORGE TOLAN D Science 8 .l25ec6 Front Row: Left To Right: P. Humphries, S. Moffat, P. McCollam, B. Bussart, H. Nelson, D. Sanborn. P. Brownson, G. Duryee, F. Hill, H. Nixon. Second Row: P. Van Horn, D. Harland, B. Trapp, I. Triplett, C. Brewster, I. Shanahan, B. Petty, N. Eirley, M. Rittgers, P. Hawk, B. Telander, I. Reinhardt, I. Dodge, I. Curtis, S. Levin, S. Asbridge, B. Wagner. Third Row: V. Iust, B. Garver, L. Gray, D. Robinson, T. Laughlin, T. Hampton, R. Burkholder, G. Green, I. Ryberg, W. Tweedy, R. Williams, I. Ricklefs, R Elder, D. Knox, L. Bean, P. Shedd. Fourth Row: V. Devinish, L. Martin, I. Lacy, A. Sisson, G. Tooth man, E. Robinson, D. Eisenhauer, S. Schiever, V. Carlson, D. Sisson, D. Cottle, C. Weckel, C. Brockel man, D. Graham, C. Wakefield. Fifth How: I. Hall, S. Schmidt, D. Grosser, D. Pickett, I. Crosby, W Giess, P. Wilson, D. Heath, C. Gross, B. Wenger, B. Hill, I. Elliott, K. Peters, B. Kastner, R. Olsen. Front Row: Left To Right: H. Ogden, L. Gutsch, I. Hess, B. Boyd, I. Dailey, E. Zaragoza, I. Fitzpatrick, R. Phelps. Second Row: D. Gust, I. Gebhart, N. Green, P. Fisher, M. Moon, S. Gorrell, D. Rose, E. Hahn. I. Howard, I. Applebaugh, I. Piercy, I. Belcher, I. Fountain, C. Woods, N. Bledsoe, V. Zamrzla, K. Rich. Third Row: G. Pease, L. Carlson, L. Gorrell, G. Haynes, I. Torres, B. Baird, B. Lindsley, D. Holmgren. B. Bobst, A. Hill, D. Loper, W. Waggle, I. Lemley, D. Kratzer, T. Bowen. Fourth Row: N. Richmond, S. Swartz, R. Ramsey, H. DeWitt, O. Henrv, I. Chapel, P. Lagerberq, S. Olson, C. Smith, M. Michal, M. Darnell, M. Locke, V. Van Ness, L. A. Rigas, R. McCall. Fifth Row: A. Stinnett, C. Wilson, L. Pendergraft, I. Owens, D. Iohnson, I. Horton, C. Osborn, I. Moore, R. Druet, I. Fairman, C. Brann, C. Blevins, I. Clements, H. Kaufman, L. Tillett, W. Anderson, G. Taylor. . Wanda lront Row: Left To Right: R. Phelps, R. Poague, I. Williams, L. Crawford, B. Knoby. Second Row: .. Brown, D. Lady, S. Felton, F. Powell, M. Deringer, I. Kasson, H. Tanner, P. Cook, I. Sethman, S Vaddell, P. Conaway, E. Himmelwriqht, G. Hoffman, A. Bullinger, R. Kohr, I. Hanni, D. DeWitt 'hird How: R. Beck, C. Hucksoll, M. Meier, B. Prater, G. Cunningham, G. Weis, D. Briscoe, B. Telander . Graves, G. Larson, K. Nichols, K. Pearce, B. Sawaya, H. Williamson, G. Quested, B. Hepner, E Griffin. Fourth Row: P. Ellis, I. Scroggins, M. Dawson, M. Brown, C. Gregg, S. Kilgore, B. Wise, M iradley, M. Gottberg, E. Strope, E. Bradford, E. McCormick, P. Bydina, M. Biesemier, M. Mclntire, M 'earson. Fifth How: G. Sheldon, I. Tabor, W. Rodriquez, I. Lee, I. Morris, C. Ienney, B. Shipe, F Prandt, D. Carlson, D. Capell, E. Vosburg, B. Enke, I. Wooldridge, I. Iohnson, B. Hernandez, T. Hoyne ont Row: Left To Right: E. Ashford, G. Lingo, I. Blosser, M. Beniamin, B. Area, I. Spaeny, R. Shu- prq, D. Ferguson, I. Webb, B. Darling, R. Gross, C. Wood, M. Hooper. Second Row: N. Toubeir, Ford, M. McCausland, I. Mason, I. Neeland, S. Skanks, I. E. McGimsey, I. Payne, N. Reed, B. Lam- ert, V. Yost, P. Wecker, P. Brake, C. Hammer, A. Darby, P. Byers, C. Baker. Third Row: D. Van Wie Lemley, I. Wilbur, I. Ward, G. Vargas, I. Greiner, B. Fox, K. Ottley, C. Hoeffner, M. Stevenson, I. ewis, R. Haitbrink, I. Struble, I. Leffingwell, I. D. Patterson, I. Corum, R. Crawford. Fourth Row: N. cClaflin, I. Zeigler, I. Watt, G. Lamer, B. McCollum, S. Everett, S. Clark, I. Goodnight, M. Swedlund, Fox, P. Berry, C. Peterson, L. Bledsoe, D. Clark, C. McDowell, S. Helm. Fifth Row: L. Davis, F. ltchins, M. McCall, C. Iackman, I. Dawdy, B. Abernathy, I. Davis, R. Farber, R. Reeves, S. Yowell, Prather, I. Rowson, K. Boyer, N. Rose, D. Daly, R. Davis. ' 1 .land Front Row: Left To Right: I. Harper, K. Briegel, N. Lorenson, Second Bow: I. Sarvis, H. Fitzpatrick, D. Hoopes, D. Warders, S. Wright, B. Armstrong, E. Brockelman, S. Kenison, B. Wyatt, M. Long, D. Stephens, B. Iohnson, R. Zaragoza, D. Prater, D. McKinney, D. Phillips. Third Row: L. Breer, D. Mc- Claflin, D. Fairchild, I. Iarvis, I. Weis, G. Culley, S. Brittendall, K. D. Bass, R. Kastner, A. Serrault, I..Dow, H. Varney, I. Neal, I. Haley, M. Rodriquez, G. Fisher, I. Balaun. Fifth Row: M. Williams, C. Lucas, B. Glassburn, D. Brack, G. Reed, G. Wilson, R. Iohnson, R. Bills, R. Hurst, I. Klover, R. Carter, R. Lorenson, C. Crist, L. Butschle. L. Hagen. Front Row: Left To Right: N. Gnuschke, I. Northern, C. Fronterhouse, G. Richardson, A. St. Clair, D.: Meseke, F. Kohlasch, M. Green, R. Myers, L. Walter, C. Case, A. Gawith, A. Taylor, D. Branstetter, I. Emmel. .Second Row: V. Hindman, K. Pentecost, I. Wooster, B. Teas, M. Hoyne, S. Carter, M. Lantz, D. Allison, D. Fisher, P. Sutton, N. Weddle, Y. White, S. Scriven, I. Gray, S. Thomas, I. Pohlman, M Hahn. Third Row: D. Hodges, I Garwood, G. Cross, B. Schneider, G. Hosler, S. Rinard, H. Reed E. Cole B. Dye, G. Quested, I. Miller, Anderson, B. Frick, I. George, R. Knight, S. Bell. Fourth Bow: M, Slaughter, M. Iohnson, I. Glover, K. Fox, B. Bumsted,-R. McGilvray, C. Taylor, I. Murray, M. Felt, S Deardorf E. Hinther, N. Zelenka, S. Perkins, L. Lemon, S. Davis, I. Carlson. Fifth Row: I. Burnley, I Iohannes, I. Arnold, K. Newland, D. Comer, M. McCabe, P. Price, W. Starks, N. Dority, G. Manches- ter, M. Morgan, B. Pinkall, W. Barker, G. Peterson, G. Pinney, M. Kirkpatrick. I Julien Front Row: Left To Right: B. Gorse, A. Mooney, C. Black. T. Schaeffer, S. Anderson, D. Nichols, R. Newman, G. Wooster, I. Brown, I. Rice, E. Ball, C. Nicholson. Second Row: M. Redding, S. Schmutz S. Harland, M. Eirley, D. Reich, I. Hogan, E. Kocherj I. Conrad, N. Romeiser, I. McCall, I. Alkire, A. Williams, I. Wilcox, l. Samuelson, C. Drake, N. Yeagley, I. Hitchcock, I. Smock. Third Row: R. Bowles, D. Okeson, B. Brockelman, I. Laffere, G. West, R. Achgill, G. Simpson, L. Turner, D. Bye, G. Woodin I. Schultz, G. Baker, L. Koehn, G. Nelson, L. Case. Fourth How: G. Linville, Ruth Kaiser, V. Ashton M. Koehn, G. Iohnston, S. Sondegard, B. Daily, It Heath, I. Broman, C. Bergstron, M. Burton, P. Benson P. Harr, L. Pound, I. Looney, C. Eller, D. Irwin. Fifth How: L. Watts, I. Thodis, K. Norris, M. Burton M. Griffin, B. Baker, R. Myers, C. Williams, R. Lundgren, R. Cross, I. Vance, R. Dickerson, B. Patterson L. Kappler, I. Bailey, D. Kelley, K. Haden. . Front Row: Left To Right: I. Smith, L. Ballou, B. Anderson, R. DeWitt, A. Hill, I. Davis. Second How. W. Base, A. Cunningham, B. Walker, W. Gates, I. Pickering, D. Rollins, H. Pearce, F. Inman, I. Lamer, R. Vignery, D. Wright, D. DeLaney, D. Lamar, R. Shrole. Third Row: B. Berry, M. Meithler, S. Ward. M. Reeves F Forkner, D. Main, B Hannert, P. Hunt. F. Langshaw, D. Wagner, V. Gust, D. Samuelson. B. Cisco, P. Spunaugle, S. Sledd, D. Todd, C. Perkins. Fourth How: V. Iackson, H. Gehrke, I. Koch, I DeWitt, D. Moody, I. Bowman, L. Todd, R. V. Glaricon, L. Bachofer, M. McDonald, D. Lorenson. I Cantril, R. Brown, L. Smith, B. Lincoln, B. Piper. Fifth How: S. Carlin,mPL4Mong, E. Litchman, S. Smith P. McKinney. M. Cheverie, P. Spunaugle, C. V. Fossen, S. Lynch, V. FosterTlVI. S. Flora, S. Ferguson I. Dickey, P. Lambert, M. Koehn, M. Pugh. Sixth Row: R. Kreie, B. Reinhardt, M. Redding, A. Cleaver D. Tremlgly, F. Powell, W. Miller, H. Bennett, M. Loy, I. Shumate, D. Mann, P. Bolen, R. Wilbur, H. Smock T. Fox. x 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 LINCOLN STUDENT COUNCI Lincoln Student Council: 5 ed, left to right: I. Merker, K. I president: M. Eyler, secretary Lemon. Second row: V. Becke Beil, I. Warnow, D. Wise, P. helm, D. Pearson, H. Webb. l row: R. Sprecker, O. Melton, S qan, P. Davis, R. Hames, K. Ea LINCOLN YTC CABINET Lincoln YTC Cabinet: sec left to right: I.. Quillen, I. P treasurer: M. Eyler, D. Iohnson Steele, B. Bonebrake, B. Ado Standing: S. Martin, secretary: Hodges, E. Teas, R. Griffith, G. I iman, vice president: M. Engh A. Iohnson, president: D. Staui N. Hampton. I I N 8th GRADE G R 7th GRADE G! R. I Left to Rlght Pres Vera Carlson Secy Sharon Lett to Right Pres Connie Eller: Secy. Sally Ander- Clark Treas Sally Levin VICE Pres Mary Io son Treas Ioan Conrad: Vice Pres. Loretta Pound.: .J 'hmm FINE ARTS S ,-1-'H - Ss KMA ...,44 The orchestra is a group of talented and trained pirates who play special musical programs. ' This musical organization worked hard under the able leadership of Captain Watters. The climax of the year's work will come at Baccalaureate and Commencement when the Retiring Buccaneers will walk the plank for the last time. MR. MEARLE E. WATTERS MR. I. W. WORREL Officers: President, I. Sawyer: Vice-President, F. Pendergraft Secretary, C. McBeth: Treasurer, R. Devinish: Librarians, B. Hansen, L. Heywood: First Violins, L. Heywood, D. Gross, D. Strand, P. Hansen, D. Kennedy: Second Violins, D. Pearson I. Manning, D. Dale, S. Crider, P. Betts, A. Wright, S. Lamer D. Fisher: Violas, D. Prater, S. Weckel, D. Blehm: Cellos, I Sawyer, I. Oberg, B. Hansen, T. Petit: String Bass, C. McBeth F. Pendergraft, C. Cross, M. Keam: Oboe, I. Loop: Flutes, C Linville, R. Devinish, I. Austin: Bass Clarinet, W. Snyder, Clarinefs, G. Williams, A. McBride, B. Tourbier: Saxophones D. Massey, I. Sanborn: Comets, W. McMillen, C. Deringer Trombones, S. Vamey, I. Williamson, Y. Davis: French Horns D. Becker, L. Durham: Percussion, M. Oberg, P. Bauman, Marimba, D. Humphries: Director, Mr. Watters. Not in picture: R. Kaiser, S. Massey, Larry Gunckel, ' First How: CLe!t to Hightj L. Briegel, K. Michael, G. Myers, L. V. Palmquist, M. Weckel, M Brubaker, D. Swanson, C. McBeth, B. Merrick, H. Oberg, M. Letterman, P. Bauman, K. Quillen, I Williamson, S. Varney, D. Gross. Second How: I. Huntsinger, R. Bauman, H. Coe, G. Iohnson, B Pugh, F. Widler, W. Snyder, P. Waylan, R. Kaiser, R. Pihl, D. Weber, V. Osborn, D. Iohnson, R Haley, B. Wilt. I. Anderson. Third How: P. Lyda, A. Zimmerman, M. Pfenninger, B. Grant, E. Teas M. Pankratz, B. Serrault, B. Stout, H. Schlieger, I.f'Bochow, B. Iohnson, C. Deringer, C. Means, S Logan, D. Kaiser, W. McMillen, Mr. Worrel, Direrctor: D. White. Fourth Row: I. F riesen, R. Burkart I. McCormick, I. D. Kelly, B. Kenison, I. Gillispie, D. Horton, D. Deardorf, I. Wells, W. Bauman, G Williams, B. Arnold, P. Worrley, B. Hansen.IFitth How: E. Manjeot, H. Lechner, R. McCreary, B. Brack, D. Pohlhammer, D. Druet, C. Linville,lI. Loop, G. Vanimcm, F. Pendergrcft. Twirlersz S. Wy- gal, V. Van Horne. Not in Picture: B. Hart. t Flutes: B. Druet, G. Duryee. Clarinet: L. Bean, K. Peters, I. Applebaugh, C. Gross, D. Gra ham, M. Felt, F. Hutchins, B.,,Patterson, B. Phelps, N. Bledsoe, M. Darnell, P. Fisher, S. Gorrel, M Lacke, B. Bobst, L. Carlson, I. Fitzpatrick, A. Hill, R. Phelps. Saxophones: A. Peters, F. Kohlasch. French Horns: I. Bingham, M. Deringer. Cornets: B. Blakewell, H. Williamson, H. Kaufman, B. Brann, W. Waggle, K. Pearce, G. Taylor, C. Taylor, I. Weis, I. Brown, I. Belcher, G. Haynes, D. Holmgren, I. Moore. Baritones: L. Gorrel, B. Lindsley. Trombones: I. Leffingwell, I. Struble. Bass: C. Ienney, C. Blevins, D. Iohnson. Percussion: I. Graves, P. Lagerberg, I. Iohannes, W. Anderson. 'cn 1 rr , .,.., ,M.v . ,WW my N S-.nv-lvl -- Y vw V V W-F W W f DEBATE Seated: P. Gardenhire. Standing: S. A. Eller. Seated: Left To Right: S. A. Eller, P. Gardenhire, B. Crews, D. Bass, M. Weckel. Standing: D. Stark, D. Sheldon, D. Ross. 50 ,.,...? decea -, - gl A 1 l N t ,rfdmg , . iff.-1 ,' .-:Ar M .dv-... .... C W .4-f- ' -in-' From out of the Chest o Treasures come the pieces of eig -shining forth in all their glor These eight spent long hours tryin? to bring fame, fortune and recogn tion to the Spanish Main. In their travels they have cov ered some 340 leagues, anchorine at such ports as K. U., Emporio Hutchinson, Wyandotte, Russell ant McPherson. Under the leadershii of Capt. I. E. Anderson these de haters have studied long and har- on the topic of Federal World Gox ernment. Not only have they brouglr fame to the school, but have re ceived valuable experience an training. GA Vrvqvvmr .. inf-- Sgyhg N. F. L I . Front Row: Left To Right: Mr. Anderson, E. I. Miller, S. A. Eller, P. Gardenhire, D. Bass, M. Weckel, B. Crews, W. Barcafer. Second How: C. Williams, D. Ross, D. Sheldon, D. Stark, H. Lechner, R. Brown. Though the pieces of eight are the only active N. F. L. members, others who have participated in de- bate previously, have retained their N. F. L. membership. The National Forensic League is one of the four national clubs to be found on the Spanish Main. These pirates brought in trea- sure by selling pop, candy and coffee at the Buccaneer battles. t They chose as their leaders, P. Gardenhire for president who is seated in the picture at the right. From left to wright: D. Sheldon, treasurer: S. Eller. l vice-president: B. Crews, secretary. 51 fzanmitrfo This organization brings entertainments to the entire pi- rate crew each year. During the past the club has had num- erous jobs to do on produc- tions sponsored by other organ- izations. After working on other productions, these pirate actors produce a play of their own. In 1948, the group laughed and cried through, S m i li n' Through . In 1949 the aspiring Barrymores and Bernhardts pre- sented the unusual comedy, Death Takes A Holiday . The actors and actresses did them- l selves proud in both produc- tions. Mr. Iack Kelly doubles as club sponsor and director. Left to Right: lane Wilson, historian: Charles Williams, president: Mr. Iack Kelly, sponsor: Ralph Forrey, vice president: Wanda Gawith, secretary: Ieanette Lindgren, treasurer. ,1..1,....-i, DRAMATICS , Front row, left to right: G. Goodall, P. Pettle. C. Scott, P. Gardenhire, I. Wilson, G. Swanson, G. Iohnson, P. Bartlett. Second row: S. Sykes, B. Flora, C. Campbell, E. Summers, S. CEarleyD Hod- son, I. Diller, D. Stussy, I. Murphy, B. Fronterhouse, B. Anderson, I. Lindgren, M. Samuelson, W. Gawith, I. Hurley, A. Sommers. Third row: D. Bartley, I. Anderson, D. Hudkins, I. Floyd, E. I. Miller, S. Eller, D. Cravens, M. Weckel, B. Orendorif, D. Caldwell, S. Lebow. Fourth row: N. Agnos, B. Klover, I. Layboum, B. Baker, D. Deines, M. Pankratz, C. Perry. Fifth row: D. Wheaton, T. Barnes. . . N t . C. Williams, D. Sheldon, R. Forrey, A. Zimmerman, I Eaton, D. Morrison, Mr. Kelly. o in pic- ture: C. Wheaton, B. Crews. I Mr. lack Kelly produced one of the biggest hits sincethe Dramatics Club was organ- ized when Death Takes A Holiday was presented in February. Patrons and press alike ac- claimed the production one of the best ever to be produced in Salina. Mr. Kelly was ably assisted by Ralph Forfey, Don Morrison, Alan Zimmerman and Pat Gardenhire in turning out a masterful piece of work in staging and lighting. Here are some of the scenes from the play and a picture of the cast which included Dennis Wheaton, Bill Klover, Nick Agnos, Dana Hudkins, Ieanette Lindgren, Charles Wil- liams, Ioyce Diller, Iohn Eaton, Gloria Goodall, Carlos Perry, Barbara Orendorfi, Ioan Hur- ley and Dick Sheldon. - 4 - L L t t TRIAL BY JURY dd 4 t 7 l E E I E V Trial By Iury , the first musical oi the year, was presented on the Washington deck 7 on the nights oi October 28 and 29. Those aboard acclaimed the entertainment a success Q Mr. Paul Hyberq and Mr. lack Kelly were the able directors of the production I l. i I First Row, Lett to Right: I. Anderson: L. Spaeth: M. Fair: V. Bean: L. Heywood B Fronter house: I. Gillespie: M. Benz: I. Horsley: C. Hurst: C. Price: N. Tunnel: I. Witham: B Chaney I. Murphy: H. Iustice: B. Lawrence: E. Sitton. Second Row: I. Mooney: W. Gawith N Moseman: S. Davis: S. Broce: N. Bristow: D. Strand: I. Laybourn: G. Morgenstem M Smith R. Falkner: B. Oehlert: M. Hake: I. White: R. Swigart: P. Bartlett: D. Mauk: L. Pierson A Crawford: D. Strecker: E. Smith: A Lemar: P. Aiels. Third Row: N. Iohnson: I. Sawyer M Peters: D. Schissler: S. Lebow: B. Hogrefe: P. Williams: B. Snapp: H. Anderson I Ander son: M. Hitchcock: I. Perkins: B. Opdyke: M. Hardisty: I. Kams: L. Burt: R. Mason L Tun mons: R. Shank: C. Wheaton: I. Wilson: S. Barley: P. R0binS0n: B. Anderson: I Copeman E. Abernathy: H. Shublom: M. Hodgson. Fourth Row: M. McDowell: B. Orendorff R Peter man: C. Scott: E. Summers: D. Graf: L. Walters: R- H0iSiI1gi0n: C. Nelson: C- W1111ClmS D Foster: D. Elliott: I. Drevets: B. Groth: I. Miller: I.Dawson:l.Pcxtterson:M.Pankrc1tz R Wor man: R. Brotton: D. Wheaton: G. Giersh: E. I. Miller: M. McMi1len: D- PeierS0n A Busby head: G. Goodall. Fifth Row: W. McDowell: D- Sfaufferg D. Anderson? R. Homes R Mor lock: R. Putsch: M. Iones: P. Rose: D. Rauh: R, Hemphill: W. Kellogg: E. Lauber D Sasnett I. Mattson: B. Bowman: M. Larson: C. Morgenson. Sixth Row: I. Stephen: D. Sheldon I 54 McCall. . 614 I TRIAL BY IURY Included in the cast were six principals and their understudies. There were also 12 bridesmaids and 12 members of the jury. Other participants on the stage were classified as spectators. The pit chorus added their voices to make it a delightful performance. FIFTH HOUR MIXED CHORUS Front Row, Left to Right: M. L. Lemon: D. Sherman: L. Richardson: L. Briegal: C. Hill: E. Sny der: I. Currier: N. L. Dunham: B. Conrad: L. VonSchriltz: N. Levin: B. Pollak: D. Caldwell Second Row: T. Mueller: W. Holcorn: C. Rodriguez: G. Benson: P. Pettle: P. Hammond: C McBeth: C. Letterman: M. L. Brown: N. Curtis: R. Burkhardt: P. Hoffman: N. Price. Third Row P. Edmiston: E. Sitton: R. Berndt: A. Rittgers: B. Kurtz: B. Nelson: A. Sommers: D. Redding M. Merriman: I. Hutchison: D. Gebhart: M. Griggs: C. Pearce: B. Soderberg: L. Wymore: V Diede. Fourth Row: M. Area: P. Larson: N. Krug: C. Marshall: R. Bowen: I. Ramsey: D. Herr mann: D. Baringer: D. Iohnson: B. Norton: B. McMickell: D. Schropp: K. Graybeal: D. Hardisty D. Gross: I. L. Williamson. Fifth Row: L. Baughman: E. Rogers: B. Muir: D. Johnson. C Morgenson. 1 SOPHOMORE CHORUS 66 4 Front How, Leit to Right: M. Hodges: L. Laughlin: P. Pedroja: B. Adams: B. Busche: C. Meier: P. Nothern: P. McCabe. Second Row: P. Krich: N. Hampton: D. Bramhall: N. Stin- nett: I. Fiffe: B. Linholm: D. Maxwell: A. Iohnson: B. Curtis: I. Corbin: D. Walter: D. Weiss. R. Gilbert: I. Higgins. Third Row: G. Colcher: T. Longbine: V. Nelson: B. Greiner: C. Law- rence: P. Eitel: I. Pierson: D. Quested: P. Brown: L. Hawkins: V. Lacy: L. Webster: L. Hutchins: A. Dodge: M. Kennedy. Fourth Row: C. Peterson: C. Young: L. Aulton: D. Edwards: C. Car- lisle: D. Redding: M. Esping: I. Buzzart: N. Moore: B. Barnes: M. L. Youngberg: C. Collins: D. Gwinner: D. I. Iohnson: M. Short: D. Weddle: S. VanCleei. Filth Row: M. Englund: D. Stauf- fer: R. Arnold: B. Bonebrake: D. Wickersham: P. Blase: P. Estep: B. Steele: B. Powell: R. Griiiith: G. Deines: V. Valentine: G. Tuttle: T. Fair: I. Quillin: M. Evler: C. Beineke. LINCOLN FRESHMAN BOYS' CHORUS Front Row, Left to Right: B. Campbell: G. Williams: D. Pilcher: C. Broman: R. Hahn: Day, K. Smith: I. Simpson: R. Brown: L. Strecker: D. Reeves: G. Collins: I. Allison: I. Anderson. Second Row: G. Rhea: S. Price: H. Hull: R. Beaudry: B. Lincoln: I. Gorell: G. Mescee: R. Couse: G. Wonderling: B. Broce: E. Ostenberg: H. Gillespie. Third Row: D. Aills: R. Clovis: I. Neal: E. Brotton: T. Bowman: C. Giersh: I. Dreese: S. Bell: D. Wilson: L. Gish: R. Sitton: M. White: F. 'Wheeler. Fourth Row: V. Laiferre: K. Morgenson: R. Swartz: M. Darnell: E. Sawaya: B. Franklin: B. Sprecker: D. Nichols: I. Colliver: I. Keeling: B. Huscher: P. Martin: M. Dowdy: R. Mooney. ' ,annum 13 IQUZJ Front Row, Left to Right: I. Swan: F. Smith: A. Bolin: I. Sherrill: B. Gnuschke: P. Light I. Brookhouse: D. Sondergard. Second Row: F. Brown: M. Cassel: C. Hoeffner: N. Simpson R. Reinbold: M. I. Chaple: L. Perry: D. Parker: C. Kohlasch: D. Clark: S. Lemon: B. Landes B. Clapper: I. Bowman. Third Row: H. Metzger: B. Brensinger: B. Verner: B. Armstrong D. Chaple: E. Byquist: L. Dearing: V. Prater: B. White: I. Gunckel: P. Prewett: I. Merker P. Owens: I. Kurtz. Fourth Row: M. Rice: N. Woodman: E. Benson: D. Cleaver: L. Heer: I Lamme: M. I. Lindblom: R. Davis: O. Miller: S. Madden: S. Wyatt: I. Kirkpatrick: L. Hin ther: C. Vidrickson. THIRD HOUR FRESHMAN GIRLS' CHORUS Front Row, Lett to Right: C. Powell: I. Stark: I. Gnuschke: S. Sutton: B. DeWitt: P. Wooster: A. L. Harris: S. West: M. I. Lovan: P. Wilhelm: P. Hurley: P. Russel. Second Row: S. Schultz: N. Massey: L. Snyder: G. Bevan: M. I. Hamilton: F. Beil: A. Brown: L. Wicks: I. Wil- helm: F. Hanna: M. A. Keller: S. Bolby: I. Iohnson. Third Row: S. Ditto: P. Shepard: L. Black: D. Gray: M. I. Swanson: L. D. Levin: D. Prater: E. Thodis: V. Becker: B- N9W1ClI1d2 C- Woody: D. Starks: M. A. Brettle. LINCOLN 6th HOUR CHORUS 2004 an CHEERLEADERS These energetic disper- sers of pep were instrumental in bringing success to the ath- letic teams in Salina High dur- ing the 1948-49 sports season. Led by Dick Hurlburt, the Ma- roon clad cheerleaders whoop- ed it up for every game. The newly organized pep club was an important as- set to organized cheering and encouragement offered to help Coach Phillippi's grid heroes and Coach Morrison's cagers. Front Row, Left to Right: IoAnne Triplett: Sally Waddell: Doris Gwinner: Barbara Adams. Second Row: Ieanne Williams: Dick Hurlburt: Pat Bauman. PEP CLUB Front Row, Lett to Right: I. A. Triplett: S. Waddell: P. Bauman: I. Williams: D. Gwinner: B. Adams. Second Row: D. Strecker: I. Anderson: L. A. Spaeth: M. Fair: A. Crawford: D. Paige. D. Altman: B. Snapp: C. Scott: M. Benz: P. Pettle: I. Mooney: C. Letterman: C. Price: L. Pier- son: T. Mueller: M. Smith. Third Row: W. Bloyd: V. Ioseph: N. Tunnell: R. Faulkner: B. Law- rence: S. Davis: I . Murphy: I. Copeman: B. Fronterhouse: C. Hurst: B. Kurtz: E. Summers. S. Broce: E. Shidler: A. Sommers: P. Bartlett. Fourth Row: R. Burkhardt: N. Curtis: P. Hoffman: B. Soderberg: I. Coburn: I. Horsley: M. Wilhelm: M- H0dqS0n: M. Hitchcock: R. Berndt: D- Peterson: B. Anderson: G. Morgenstern: P. Hansen. Fifth Row: A. Propp: C. Pearce: B. Conrad: R. Shelton: I. Anderson: I. Hurley: S. A. Eller: M. McMi1len: D. Deines: I. Floyd: D. Cravens: E. I. Miller: C. Hill. Sixth Row: D. Caldwell: H- Shublom: D. Olson: R. Swigart. l- A. White: M. Hake: D. Mauk: B. Pollack: B. Hoqrefei A. L. Hittgers: V. Bean: R. Peterman: I. Lindgren. Seventh Row: N. Bristow: N. Price: H. Shank: D. Burns: S. LeBow: P. Edminston: L. Richardson: B. Baker: I. Laybourn: D. Hudkins: M. L. Lexrion: D. Strand: M. Peters: S. Sykes: N. Dunham: I. Witham. Prhcufe Quia 1 x N y 9 X f H i ff iii I XX Xl 5 1' X , 5 4 X5 Z rink- , fi -:X 1 tx ff 's 1 . t it sm-, X t l J l x I It V l l l Q -----': f N 1 : , It H F , 5' I Mil? -ix wk QQEIBIVIUEE j f I, 'bi jjj ' tl 3 I fx ly A K r Wx l I X l tt t it - '41 M X XXX 'Q I Q' 1 4 Vile f-is , qs, A it ,241 . fi mr as ' NZQAX is U2 ff if flA r1lX,,u X , X u a jf ' mm-4 yd r - S 'E - cfs -fe .. L 'L FQ- f is '-' s 'ff- .ir-V Wh '-T' 'H - N' Koh, yi If xi., , x X 2 cf' , ,Ak ---in 'A Y Y Ah-7 -- ---+5 .Ps A- -e-is For those pirates who like to explore beyond the regular boundaries. numerous clubs are provided. In this group may be found an outlet for all types of activity from snapping pictures to athletic contests. Perhaps the YTC and Hi-Y may be classed as the character building representatives of this group. All are very valuable and well represented. both in numbers and kinds. 59 CAMERA CLUB Front Row: CLeit to Rightj C. Hill, I. White, G. Morgenstern, B. Anderson, M. Iones, A. Zimmerman, D. Bartley, G. Iohnson, D. Schissler, R. Peterman. Second Row: I. Eaton, N. Curtis, M. Benz, N. Horsley, S. Sykes, D. Bass, V. Bean, M. Weckel, B. Kennison. Third Row: I. Lewis, B. Hansen, I. Friesen, L. D. Freeman, Mr. Sites, R. Price, D. Swanson, I. Dawson, W. Sumstine, R. Coe, M. Pfenninger. Not in picture: R. Mason, B. Opdycke. A group of pirates on the schooner Washington banded together to form a Cam- era Club, sponsored by Skip- py Sites. This club meets every other Tuesday night to learn the proper method of taking flash, photoflood and time ex- posure pictures. The shutter- bugs, through the years, built up a well equipped dark room complete with a box printer and an enlarger. On the left can be seen a group of these shut- terbugs studying their equip- ment. These pirates are gain- ing knowledge which, when they enter their life work, may provide them a hobby of last- ing pleasure. V The Girls' Athletic Associa- is an organization which pro- fs an opportunity for girls in- sted in baseball, basketball, and eyball' to participate in these :ts. GAA holds regular meetings ing the school year at which I are entertained by programs various types. Miss Lucille Ives, girls' gym teacher. is spon- oi the club. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION GAA OFFICERS Front Row, Left to Right: Iane Fair, Treas.: Margaret Short, Sec'y.: Logene Britton, News Rep. Second Row: Thelma lack- man, Poster Chr.: Phyllis Nothern, V. Pres.: Elizabeth Teas, Pres.: Miss Groves, Sponsor. SENIOR GIRLS' CLUB All senior girls are eligible to join this club. The purpose of this organization is to encourage fellow- ship and promote good will. One of the outstanding events of this year's club was the sweater hop-a Sadie Hawkins dance at the barn. Miss Dorothy Andrews, Dean of Girls, is sponsor of the club. SENIOR GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS Left to Right : Mary Area, Treas.: Iuanita Johnson, Sec'y.: Ieanette Lindgren, Pres.: Mary Samuelson. V. Pres. JIwI!-YY- WASHINGTON HI-Y CABINET Seated, Left to Right: E. I. Dyck, Sponsor: B. Groth, C. Perry, D. Inman. Standing, Left to Right: H. Hansen, Y. M. C. A. Secretary: M. Pfenninger, A. Zimmerman, O. Langmade, D. Wheaten, W. Vogt, B. Becker, M. Pankratz, I. Bochow, D. Sheldon. WASHINGTON HI-Y ' A Hi-Y Club -is an organization of high school boys meeting in a school, YMCA, Church or home, committed' to the Hi-Y purpose and interested in de- veloping a stimulating program' aimed to carry for- ward that purpose. The Purpose: To create, maintain, and extend through out the school and community high stan- dards of Christian Character. The Challenge: Clean living, clean speech clean sports, and clean scholarship. The Objective: Health betterment, mind ac- quirement, Soul enrichment, and service achieve- ment. 62 ..- . - ,tt V ,FK . . A 3 -! . .,'Z - 1 Y - in 3 -v N, ,' ' , ' i . . ... Q 15 . V . r .-2.5 -9 4:5 2' t 1 X-, .f A l R ss ..- . K 7 . mr' I if 4 y A l M ed LINCOLN HI-Y Lincoln Hi-Y cabinet: Front Row, Left to Right: Mr. A. G. Williams, Sponsor: H. Gilles- pie, I. Perkins, I. Simpson. Second Row: L. Timmons, B. Arnold, D. Perry, President: L. Gun- ckel. Back Row: W. Simpson, C. Nelson, D. Price, R. Hoisington, B. Hart. LINCOLN HI-Y ..........,..w...... . , Lincoln Hi-Y: Front Row, Left to Right: I, Simpson, D. Wilson, C. Broman, B. Lincoln, P. Worley, G. Collins, D. Becker, L. Durham, C. Cash, R. Brown, I. Perkins, R. Reeder. Second Row: Mr. A. G. Williams, Sponsor: B. Simpson, R. Moore, L. Weaver, S. Belt, I. Cum- mins, H. Gillespie, I. Hotchkiss, R. Hoisington, B. Hanses, M. White, E. Brottom, L. Timmons, Third Row: Mr. A. I. Lehmann, Sponsor: H. Exline, D. Iohnson, B. Norton, D. Baringer, B. Arnold, L. Gunckel, G. Williams, M. Thayer, B. Simmons, T. Bowman, C. Nelson. Back Row. L. Augers, D. Perry, I. Clovis, D. Price, I. Keeling, P. Martin, K. Morgenson, D. Nickell, M. Cantril, B. Hart, C. Ling, N. Lucas. WWW 'B Wi L 'lWW lwI' WWWVE The Y Teen Club is open to all girls at Washington. This Club. formerly Girl Reserves, is characterized by exempliiying Christian principles. Beside reg- luar meetings, many funfests and outside activities were held dur- ing the year. Few girls will soon forget the Truth or Consequences program or the pajama party. Standing: Left to Right: M. Weckel, D. Bartley, S. Earley, P. Larson, B. Orendorfi, L. Spaeth, D. Deines, B. Flora, S. Vamey. Seated: Lett to Right: C. Hill, Ba Bauman, H. Iustice, I. Williams. 1 Front Row: Left to Right: D. Bass, M. Mathews, P.-Hoffman, L. Wymore, I. Fairchild, B. Snapp D. Peterson, D. Altman, F. Hake, D. Davey, D. Smith. Second Row: R. McCreary, R. Burkhardt P. Robinson, C. Allen, D. Zelenka, L. Pierson, M. Waylan, P. Waylan, M. Moore, M. Wiltse, S. Hooper. Third How: D. Taylor, T. Mueller, F. Iones, S. Massey, V. I. Ioseph, R. Devinish, B. Giddings, B. Taylor, D. Scriven, B. Soderberg, L. Gott, N. Bolby, C. Price, D. Blehm, D. Olson, P. Bolby, N. Price, B. Collins. Fourth Row: M. McDowell, I. Witham, N. Curtis, M. Benz, G. Morgen- stern, I. Horsley, B. Conrad, M. Hitchcock, C. Stafford, I. Pearson, T. Iohnson, D. Rider, M. Harlan I. Coburn, N. Phillips, I. Bell. Fifth Row: D. Kennedy, P. Hansen, R. Swigart, M. Hake, S. Lebow A. Propp, B. Kurtz, L. Camarena, I. Hernandez, I. Camarena, B. Anderson, I. Gillispie, D Deardorf, A. Holmes, E. Sitton, P. Gregory. 1 I 64 I I ' Front Row: Left to Right: I. Mooney, A. Collins, S. Driscoll, L. Cullum, C. Wheaton, N. Moseman, W. Gawith, S. Broce, E. Shidler, D. Schissler, N. Iohnson, I. Lindgren, C. McBeth, I. Copeman. Second How: B. Kenison, D. Gebhart, R. Faulkner, B. Lawrence, C. Letterman, K Heinze, A. Yockers, D. Iust, G. Strayer, A. Gebhart, L. Briegel, I. Sawyer, C. Hurst. Third Row: M. Griggs, G. Swanson, I. Burgess I. Nelson, M. L. Brown, M. Samuelson, C. Rodriquez, I. Carmichael, B. Crump, P. Warnow, L. Blase Fourth Row: V. Bean, N. Tunnellj E. Snyder, H. Shublom, M. Page, M. Merriman, P. Williams, R. Bross B. Pollak, S. Davis, E. Smith, S. Sykes, M. Area. Fifth Row: G. Shannon, N. Habiger, I. Loop, I Hutchinson, R. Shank, D. Sherman, P. Smith, V. Belcher, V. Diede, A. Goodwin, I. Brown, I. D Tucker, D. Gross. Sixth Row: L. Richardson, P. Edmiston, V. Bledsoe, I. Currier, H. Anderson W Snyder, M. L. Lemon, M. Baretield, D. Showalter, N. Crow, L. Stout, N. Smith, M. Kohr, I. Olson, D. Strand. 1 1 Front Row: Lett to Right: I. Anderson, M. Fair, B. Nelson, P. Whelchel, A. Crawford, E. Smith, P. ?ettle, D. Redding, I. Morrow, P. Hammond, D. Strecker. How Two: E. I. Miller, P. Gardenhire, D. Zravens, S. Eller, I. Floyd, D. Stussy, L. Smith, R. Berndt, C. Pearce, A. Lemar, P. Bartlett, A. Sum- ners, I. Crawford. R-ow Three: P. Ails, R. Peterman, G. Goodall, B. B. Chaney, C. Brittendall, W. ?lo1com, A. Baggett, D. Burns, I. Bowman, R. Shelton, I. Murphy, C. Scott, E. Summers, P. Huscher, D. Horton, W. Bloyd, M. Hodgson, A. Bittgers, M. Wilhelm, I. Diller, M. Smith. Row F our: I. Fairman, 3. King, S. Leiker, I. Friend, N. McCormick, M. Sherman, V. Craig, B. VanWie, L. Von Schnltz, N. Levin, '. Hurley, N. Dunham, M. McMillin, D. Mauk. Row Five: N. Bristow, D. Caldwell, E. Abernathy, P. Natkins, M. Peters, I. Franklin, D. Hudkins, I. Layboum, B. Baker, I. Williamson, S. Mason, A. VlcBride, I. White, C. Campbell, B. Fronterhouse, I. Anderson. IUNIOR GIRLS' CLUBS First Row: QLeft to Riqhtj B. Giddings, P. Hoffman, B. Fronterhouse, D. Altman, S. Broce, P. Bartlett, N. Curtis, R. Burkhart, L. Cullum, I. Crawford, B. Chaney, A. Bagget. Second Row: A. Collins, S. Driscoll, I. Carmichal, L. Gott, A. Bushyhead, I. Fairman, R. Devinish, D. Burns, P. Huscher, I. Gillispie, M. Hodgson. Third Row: P. Bolby, B. Collins, N. Bolby, B. Crump, R. Brandt, G. Burt, V. Diede, P. Hammond, I. Hutchinson, S. Davis, C. Hurst, D. Bass. l- FGirChild. F01-lrfh Row: I. Coburn, M. Harlan, I. Hernandez, D. Blehm. Betty Hogrefe, M. HifChCOCk. C. Campbell. I- Copeman, N. Horsley, B. Anderson, M. Barefield. Fifth How: W. Bloyd, P. Aills, N. Bristow, D. Cald- well, E. Abernathy, I. Camarena, D. Horton, V. Belcer, B. Conrad, I. Bell, D. Deardorf, I. Bowman, M. Hake, Phyllis Hansen. First How: N. McCormick, I. Pierson, C. Stafford, C. Rodriquez, D. Strecker, E. Smith, R. McCreary, C. Scott, P. Pettle, I. Mooney, D. Page, B. Taylor, E. Shidler, E. Sitton. Second Row: B. Nelson, P. Whechel, L. Smith, M. Merriman, M. Page, B. Oehlert, C. Pearce, R. Shelton, A. Propp, C. Price, T. Mueller, S. Massey. Third How: B. Van Wie, N. Levin, B. Pollak, S. Lebow, A. Lemarr, R. Swiqart, I. Murphy, E. Summers, D. Peterson, B. Snapp, M. Wilhelm, A. Rittgers, M. Mathews. Fourth Row: L. Wymore, N. Price, D. Olson, B. Soderburg, G. Morgenstern, I. White, I. Laybourn, M. Smith, A. Sommers, I. Williams, B. Kurtz, I. Loop. Fifth Row: L. Richardson, S. Yockers, M. Sher- man, T. Iohnson, D. Rider, N. Phillips, B. King, P. Watkins, R. Shank, M. Lemon, D. Koker, D. Kennedy. 66 Senior High Usherettes, front row, left to right: Barbara Orendortf, Shirley Mason, Mary Barefield, Mary Hitchcock, Florence Iones. Second Row: Patty Aills, Betty Hogrefe, Darlene Schissler, Marilyn McDowe1lCHead Usherettej, Alyce Lemar. Third Flow: Gloria Goodall, Nita Iohnson, Mary Area, Ruby Swigart, Mary Hake, lane White. This organization, new this year, consisted of eight juniors and eight seniors. Beside working at all school functions, they helped with special shows at Memorial Hall, high- lighted by Oklahoma . ' MUSIC C Music Club, front row, left to right: M. Weckel, L. Pierson, B. Snapp, M. Englund, C. Linville, P Bauman, L. Heywood, President: M. Hodgson, E. Summers, C. Scott, M. Smith, I. Hurley, E. I. Miller, I. Anderson, D. Strand, S. Varney. Second Row: L. Burt, D. Kaiser, C. Nelson, A. Zimmerman, D. Sheldon, Mr. William Worrel, Sponsor: P. Rose, B. Klover, Mr. Paul Ryberg, Sponsor: Mr. Mearle Watters, Sponsor: F. Pendergratt, I. D. Kelly. Members not in picture: N. Moseman, C. Williams, W. Gawith, M. Iones. LUB 67 I UNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA Iunior High Orchestra: Violins: K. Bader, L. Bledsoe, B. Brockleman, M. Brown, P. Brownson, C. Case, V. Devinish, M. Eirley, B. Enke, A. Fox, L. Gray, M. Green, E. I-Iinther, M. Hoyne, T. Hoyne, P. Hunt, V. Iackson, I. Lamer, G. Linville, R. McCall, M. Mettler, G. Merriman, I. Morris, M. Pearson, S. Rinard, A. Sisson, A. Taylor, N. Tourbier, D. Wright, R. McCall. Violas: C. Weckel. 'Cellosz A. Cunningham, I. Horton, S. Kennison, D. Samuelson. String bass: C. Blevins, L. Pendergraft. Flutes: R. Druet, G. Duryee. Clarinets: I. Applg- baugh, L. Bean, F. Hutchins, K. Peters. Saxophones: F. Kohlasch, A. Peters. Comets: Blakewell, H. Williamson. French horn: I. Bingham, M. Dermger. Trombone: I. Lefflngwell, I. Struble. Tuba: C. Ienny. Percussion: I. Graves, P. Lagerberg, I. Iohannes. Director: Mr Mearle Watters. ROOSEVELT HI-Y CABINET Upper Lett: Steve Schmidt, lst V. Pres. Others, left to right: Larry Gutsch, Sec'y.: Iim Graves, Pres.: Bruce Wenger, Mr. Carl Peterson, Sponsor: George Sheldon, 2nd V. Pres.: Fred Hutchins, Mr. G. F. Toland, Sponsor: Iim Leffingwell, Porter Wilson, Treas.: Bil Hill, Fritz Brandt. 79mm 14415061564 X - 1 I 'Z t' ' :il i l i t,::,,- ufm I fi pn S li . Q. I--,.:.' x I If In N ,fi ff xx I S Z ' sf ' 7 -'E Z . ir -H Q f. ' , 5 'N W7 l -msg! X vi sa - X . ig X I E32 3 , W xg' lit lf' X ,,f Y X ll ii? X - f fl f ' N V :K X W Y, X it 4 , c f ,tl X .X l SH Q-l' gf ,i perl I yr K e i f t f - s of , 7 405227 'FF i fl ' - Q 3 R-, it ff X gen xx Ht' ' ,fit-fx' - K - . 'auf 4 +7 -gif, To i -i p 'X -'.,......-..- - ..il-i.. - . Activities play an important part in the lives of those aboard the Schooner Washington. The activities in this section are well established. Training for the work to follow the time when one leaves this old ship for good is given cr prominent place by the skippers. -.i ti: ,-1-us: +2 3-2 -.1 if - - s.su-1 Rs- - - Y- , 69 l - -h A I I TRAIL STAF First Row: Left to Right: M. McDowell, D. Schissler, P. Robinson, V. Bean, I. Lindgren, N. Moseman, M. Fair, I. Hurley, D. Deines, D. Cravens, B. Baker, L. Pierson. B. Klover, C. Morgenson, L. Freeman. Second Row: V. Ioseph, I. Sawyer, M. Weckel, M. Kohr, S. Early, I. McCormick, F. Widler, I. Mooney, W. Vogt, O. Langmade, R. Mason. Not in picture: I. Wilson. ' Collecting nearly 500 pictures and identifying 2,000 faces is no small job. This committee headed by 'Ioan Hurley and Mary Fair completed the task in record time. Wendell Vogt and his ad crew kept the pavement hot getting ads in y ahead of the deadline. Edward Lauber worked hours on end to produce the illustrations depicting the Pirate theme. Pat Robinson supervised the layout. The rest of the staff wrote fever- ishly to get in all the material for the '49 Trail. The staff had the prompt and efficient co-operation of Mrs. Robert Miller and Mr. C. F. Lebow in the photography department. .L I . ,, BILL KLOVER, Managing Editor MARGARET WECKEL, Assistant Editor IEANETTE LINDGREN, Assistant Editor WENDELL VOGT, Business Manager 6008641 NSW is- Left to Right: I. Dawson, K. Thomas, I. Anderson, M. Samuelson, D. Bartley, H. Shublom, W. Gawith, I. Lindgren, B. Orendorff, D. Hurlburt, C. Williams, G. Swanson, C. Wheaton. S. Sykes, D. Stussy, P. Gardenhire, L. Flora, T. Barnes, I. Morrow, D. Redding, E. Philpot. D. Hudkins, I. Floyd, S. Eller. Pat Gardenhire, Managing editor: Charles Williams, business manager: Suzanne Sykes, associate editor: Caroline Wheaton, feature editor, Dixie Bartley, assis- tant editot. . 5 fi As each Friday drew nearer, llvity in journalism became more ,zied. Editors, with pencils flying. lined pages, read copy and . ulated headlines. , After the paper had a layout a guide, proofs were read, rnmy pasted and sent to the and his student printers. They the heads, made corrections H put the paper to bed. This was the first year for the s to be issued under the direc- Kvof Mr. Aubrey Bilger. s fs nter with a sigh of relief. I The News rolled off the press E Ei the guidance of Mr. Leigh De- 4 E DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATIGN i Earn .... While You Learn is a very appropriate motto for the Distributive Ed- ucation students. For students interested in salesmanship as a vocation, it gives them a chance to study the advan- tages of retailing and to actual- ly work in a retail store. t These students feel they have gained experience in the fundamental principals of gen- i eral salesmanship and have a better understanding of human relations. W - , 'H-v' ww! in Y if ggi: XX 1 :F i ji Pictures above illustrate on the job training .. F it i. . the top is Don Moden showing a tie. Center, is Mari. ' 1.2 A V 3 Harris behind a jewelry counter. Bottom, is Lawrem .. .,,, . g V X ' Ferrell learning the art of cutting meat. ,3. gz. i , p.,t ,E A M...-f W , 2' as 5:5 u Standing, Back How, Left to Right, Row Seven: D. Moden, G. Beebe, G. Coburn, L. Quick, L. Giddings, R. Bross, M. Moore, M. Wiltse, S. Hooper. How Six: L. Ferrell, I. Greiner, R. Warta, A. Harris, L. Smith, P. Warnow, M. Harris. Fifth Row: Mrs. Walker, A. Goodwin, D. Tucker, E. Smith, I. Driscoll. Seated, Row Four: G. Stayer, D. Iust, P. Kurtz, M. Rice, A. Yockers. Third Row: I. Friend, A. Holmes, F. Iones, D. Zelenka, D. Showalter. Second Row' S. Leiker, V. Bledsoe, I. Olson. First How: M. Lorenson, L. Stout. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-SENIOR Front Bow, left to right: C. Perry, M. Pankratz, M. McMillin, C. Wheaton. Second Row: S. A. Eller, D. Cravens, I. Lindgren, B. Flora, G. Goodall, I. Iohnson, L. Pierson, I. Diller. Third Row: D. Strand, D. Hudkins, B. Orendorff, P. Gardenhire, D. Deines, I. Floyd, G Iohnson, L. Heywood, M. Samuelson. Fourth Row: R. Hemphill, I. Drevets, M. Peters, D. Schis sler, S. Sykes, M. Weckel, M. McDowell, D. Bartley, D. Mauk. Last Row: C. Williams, A Zimmerman, T. Barnes, E. Lauber, L. D. Freeman. IUNIOR Front Row, left to right: B. Busche, A. Iohnson, B. Barnes, I. Hull, M. Hodges, A. Cook, C. Collins, P. Pedroja, D. I. Iohnson, B. Bonebrake. Second Row: T. Iackman, D. Massey, I. Pierson, M. L. Brubaker, I. Vidrickson, I. Calkins, L. Hinter, I. Perkins, I. Fair. Third Row: D. Stauffer, M. Englund, R. A. Griffith, G. Vaniman, C. Linville, D. Druet, C. Meier, V. Lacy C. Nelson. Back Row: H. Gillespie, B. Arnold, P. Lyda, M. Short, M. Eyler, D. Gwinner, G Deines, P. Northern, D. A. Iohnson, R. Hart, I. Watkins. , V. Y BoYs' rooms CLASS galley Sitting, left to right: T. Stanton: I. Hammond: D. Weis. Standing: R. Parker: D. Hahn, I. Hamilton: B. Morrow: B. Sidles: D. Ermeyg L. Jackman. NooN HOUR SNAP The main deck oi the Washington is a popular resting place for the Pirates to chat 74 before going on duty. This is a typical scene at the lunch period. ,A N . , ' ' Y , - y , N , X ., ' 1 Q , -,--- -5 .,,......- J 7 XXQTQ lm ? nl' W cis If D X! , 'rx f x L if ff, X il N -.Fw-gil, Z .fx N f 4 K A X V x v If 2 -.F-,..,,..... , I b If X. ' v f Xxx ' ff Aa - X 2 X xx' 1 Wa! x 5 1 V I X X I X ' , X , X Q N n n' WSL Q' GER - j Z3 Xxx '93 Vg. we , ,wx ' Txx -gwf P h , ,, Q3 ' N Q, f 'f ,A My -is A X x 1 . . Y 1, K, x Q 5 flux' AV I H5 'X fl' 9' ', ff J 'B I' ' X ... j . . in , A . 'Pr x k A- U x 1 ,LQ f f 2 466044 ,4ztWtwf4 , JANE FLOYD WANDA GIXWXTH MARY SAMUELS01' TEANETT E- LXNDGRE-N 4, I fceea af Me 34 Fsss?H?2itywlfi y l l S 'W , 5 T3 uuring half time festivities, lovely Ioyce Diller was crowned Homecoming Queen the Salina Hays football game. Iohn Eaton, senior class treasurer, had the honor ol rlcing the honorary presentation. Joyce was one of ten girls nominated b th Washington. She was chosen by the student body and h r highest according to the ballots. y e students ad as her attendants the next denied REPRESENTATIVE BOY When the final balloting was finished and the votes counted, Carlos Perry, pictured above, was disclosed to be the boy who was most representative of the class of '49 according to his classmates. Receiving much consideration as runners up were Alan Zimmerman, upper left, and Charles Williams, upper right. All three boys were very active in school affairs as well as ranking high in scholarship. Carlos was president of Hi-Y in his senior year and received the Bausch and Lomb science award for outstanding work in science. Zxtmafwlin REPRESENTATIVE GIRL Ieanette Lindgren was the choice of her senior class to be the representa- tive girl tor '49. Giving her a close race were Marilyn Peters, upper left, and Sue Ann Eller. upper right. , When there was something going on in the school, either classroom activ- ities or extracurricular affairs. one or all oi these girls could be found taking part. Ieanette was prominent in girls' club affairs, YTC, dramatics and Cherokee. All three of these young ladies were elected to National Honor Society by the Washington faculty. ani -Q, x a mz, Qi Q57 Zu'- . -. , 5 4 iq. fa , s, ,Q . , 4 Q Q at 9 1 i M 'K' as in ful lf! I wa, M, IQ' as .il Anil 3, N. aww Q ,N M v ' R 'Q' 1 i 'Q - I Zacccmeefz E I 1 u , ,511 ' 1 'f 7 -W, 'MX 7 'YlX i3'2R-' , - 'CTT is 15' fj,--,i il N 51, lf -' 1 H 4 Y Y ,dsx-Y -it sg S, xx- ,so . as 1 fi T X 12Q?f ,Q :ri ,Lf e it - or X N 11' W? , 1 or ss-no is X153 yi 1 111 T :' as-Q 5-li s cf ' ft 1 assesses 1 2 it -XXXL g Y-ss, , r 41:11 is 1 1,5515 y -1 f -sq.: -W -. n l Q -z - ' Q ' li: lvl- ,J 5' ll -'Thr -., ::::::-I--. 6 A ' 'r -as---e A -f-e , ' QQ 1 , C 1 55: E' gf A' ,f x:5x ,- - i'.. !!1 1 ?e i',6f X -S, 1'- f fl fx l 'qi -V X4 ' 1 ,.'lf V! ,,:5.,X X- X , -, f J Ffzijggsrlk '- 4 - r ' 55 ' 1 lxiuiiia- l - , .1-4 -'f 1:1 X t 1 not - 'i t ff e 1 tiff 1211 N. 'r ff? f ' 'r .u QU fx ' ng! Q 1 -- iss: - Qt- '! '- , X Q- flf 1111 . - ' r l' i s o s - ' 1 1 f--w 1 W- f 1 11 1 . -- QQ 1 '11 11 Q, ffvi E1 2 -'fo-Fey . 'intl -'K 'G qi '4 Q'k Q'4 '11 i Q25 Q It Sew My t. . . 1 e + wif Ml? ti Vt we-. 1-f gill 5nfVj4W iz 'QX to QZNXXA f 1 QM fix t . :' I, f N L I S C?-so .X lf?- N l J K - ' fake A- -' ' , ., -s 1 5Q 1 f 'M gf, i,43 ,Zff?'::7i1-:,f,,:5 ' A part of this record must be set aside for those gallant stalwarts who kept the Maroon and White flag flying. Here are opportunities for every brave pirate to have a part in the defensive strategy mapped out to keep the Washington afloat. To the rugged crews comes the challenges to keep the colors aloft. The past year has found the battlers ready. Many adversaries were tossed into the briny deep. 81 POWER When head coach Pete Phillippi and his assistant, Har- old Opdyche, looked over the more than 100 grid aspirants, they spotted ten returning let- termen. With the ten experienced Buccaneer Battlers as a nucle- us, the captains produced a formidable crew. Only on the first and last battles were the' Mustangs forced to sip from the cup of defeat. Weelborg led his mates to a co-championship in the CKL, tieing with Clay Center for the second successive year with a record of five wins and one loss. The Mustangs gave the Tigers that single set back. On these pages are shown the 28 monogram win- ners for the 1948 season which coach Phillippi calls one of his best. THE RECORD FOR 1948 Team Op. SG Wichita East . . 26 13 McPherson . 0 33 Clay Center . . 12 Abilene .... 34 Hays CHornecoming . 34 Chapman .... 28 6 8 6 0 Wyandotte . . . 13 13 Iunction City . . 0 24 Manhattan . . . 13 6 Left row, top down: Marty Pankratz, back: Gary Giersch, back: Iohn Waldschmidt, end: Larry Baughman, end: Middle row: Ioe Hernandez, guardi Harry Weelbog CCaptainD, back: lack McCall, tackle: Don 'Iohnson, guard: Alan Zimmer- man, tackle. Right row: Merlin Iones, center: Leonard Buehre, end: Eugene Brandt, end: Iim Weber, end. 87. g.1Q34 TENDERS Ot the players shown here, ht will return next fall to ume hostilities for the Ma- n and White. Iuniors who ll form the backbone of Ia Buccaneer battalion are: ersch, Waldschrnidt, McCall, iant, Weaver, Gillam, Coff- an and Brack. Ted Weaver ,d Max Coffman were chosen steer the ship of state come xt fall. The season record shows : wins, two losses and one . The Mustangs scored at tst six points in every game d came out with a total of 7 points to 70 for the opposi- ri. Top down, left row: Irving terson, center: Richard Hen- tackle: Bud Grant, back: d Weaver, tackle: Sidney ultz, guard. Inset: Bluford Eikell, tackle. Center row: nie Gillam, back: Dean En- l, end: Max Coffman, back: rl Philpot, back. Right row: rlos Perry, guard: Ralph rker, back: Bob Brack, cen- : Tom Norton, back: Richard pan, guard. A ar 'gg-i ss. if -aNf5+5.p-' THE MIGI-II u Bottom row, left to right: Marty Pankratz, Torn Norton, Iohn Waldschmidt, Blutord Nickell, Merlin Iones, Irving Peterson, Harry Weelborg Ccaptainj Don Iohnson, Ted Wea- ver, Gene Brandt, Ronnie Gillam, Max Coffman. Second row: Bruce Ioy Qmanagerj, Garry Giersch, Leonard Buehre, Richard Henry, l Carlos Perry, Robert Brack, Bud Grant, Ralph Parker, lack McCall, lim Weber, Ioe Her- nandez, Bud Opdycke Cmanagerb. Third row: Harold Opdycke Cassistantant coachj, Larry Baughman, Sid Shultz, Dick Inman, Phil Rose, Alan Zimmerman, Earl Philpot, Dean Engle, P. L. Pete Phillippi Chead coach D. 4.15. uh, 4 t Head coach Pete Phillippi Assistant B coach Keith poses with captain Harry Weelborg Elder with business manager Bill I ' h IIBII and assistant coach Harold Op- Slmpson and head coach oft e 84 dycke. . squad, Earl Morrison. EFENDERS Top row, left to right: Ass't coach N. Orendorff, Head coach, R. Goering, I. Simpson, M. Thayer, R. Grinage, V. Laffere, D. Mong, D. Bowyer, I. Vinlove, F. Parker, R. Hischer, S. Belt, I. Gorrell, P. Lauber, G. Meske. Second row: T. Bowman, D. Lindenmeyer, R. McCollum, G. Wonderling, 3. Kier, R. Mooney, G. Collins, R. Sitton, B. Swartz, P. Martin, M. White, R. ouse. Third row: G. Williams, manager: P. Weaver, D. Anderson, B. Eckley, B. Campbell, D. Pilcher, G. Williams, D. Everhart, A. Brockleman, I. Hotchkiss, G. Rice, B. Iohnston, R. Contril, I. Keeling. A Front row, left to right: O. Melton, T. Kohler, I.Mil1er, G. Garver, E. Monj- cot, I. Rose, W. Kellogg, R. Young, D. Stauffer, H. Foster, I. Reinhardt, D. Morris, R. Rowe, D. Groves, I. Hindle. Second row: N. Stephenson, R. VanDruif, D. Lockhart, W. McMil1en, K. Mar, C. Nelson, B. Bowman, G. Cassel, B. Iohnson, I. Sledd, R. Knight, D. Dishman, I. Stephen, D. Elliott, D. Sheldin. Third row: B. Simpson, Mgr., I. Helbert, C. Marshall, R. Green, B. Muir R. Hames, D. Baringer, L. Walter, H. Morrison, R. Wilbur, S. Carter, D. Nickell I. Clovis, A. Iay, D. Base. Back row: K. Elder, assistant coach, E. Morrison, head coach, V. Green C. French, D. Iohnson, B. Franklin, F. Endergraft, B. Morlock, B. McMickel, R Myers, F. Hil, C. Iust, D. Iohnson, G. Iohnson, V. Osborn. CNot available for picture: L. Wenger, C. Giersch and R. Coe.j 86 Pahala Smoky Valley squad, front row, left to right: R. Moore, manager: D. Fisher, M. Coff- man, L. Wenger, I. Waldschmidt, B. Grant, I. Hinde. Back row: B. Franklin, W. McMi1len, C. French, D. Smith, K. Early, R. Morlock, B. Sprecker, C. Marshall. Pete Phillippi, not in picture, coach. Freshman basketball squad, front row, left to right: B. Kier, R. Hansen, R. Swartz, P. Dunbar, W. Fowler, I. Simpson, C. Broman, manager. Second row: V. Laffere. P. Wheeler, B. Cantril, P. Luuber, D. Bowyer, I. Keeling, P. Martin, R. Mooney. Third row: I. Gorrell, D. Lindenmeyer, M. White, M. Thayer, G. Mesky, G. Wonderling, I. Hotchkiss, R. Huscher. Dutch Goering, not in picture, coach. gadateew Deane Engel gets off a shot Gene Stauffer hopes for the best Rich Young pokes one in that ust in time in the Emporia after trying for a two pointer. helps to tie the score and send the tame. Salina won 53-52. game into overtime with Emporia. NEW RECORD SET Coach Earl Morrison's fighting Mustangs es- blished a record that may last for years by win- ng 20 consecutive games during the 1948-49 sea- tn. After losing the opening game to Emporia, the iustangs came out on the long end of the score in I games before losing to a fighting band of Bull- xps from McPherson in the regional finals by a D to 43 score. Apparently unable to overcome the cold streak om the regional, the Mustang froze before the utchinson Salthawks and dropped the opening :mme in the state by a 36-29 count. Starting without a single letterman, the maroon ad cagers hustled all the way to lay up the best tcord in Salina High history with 20 wins and three sses. BASKETBALL RECORD, 1948-49 -A Dec. 7 Emporia - T . .. .. Dec. 10 Topeka - H .... .... Dec. 17 Chapman - T .......... Dec. 18 Hutchinson -- H .... . . Ian. 4 Emporia - H .... .. Ian. 7 Clay Center - H .... Ian. ll Abilene - T ...... .. Ian. 14 Manhatten - H .... .... Ian. 18 Newton - T ...... .... Ian. 21 McPherson - T ...... . . . Ian. 25 Iunction City - H ...... Ian. 28 Chapman - H .......... Ian. Feb, 4 Wichita North - H .... Feb. 5 Wyandotte -- H ........ Feb. 11 Clay Center - T .... Feb. 15 Abilene - H ...... .... Feb. 18 Manhatten - T .... .. Feb. 25 McPherson - H ........ Mar. 4 Iunction City - T i ..... i'f:Mar. 9 Manhatten - H .. .. ji Mar. 10 McPherson - H .... .. :jiji Mar. 16 Hutchinson - T .... 1: at 1 t ir 29 Topeka - T ............ ' Non League ' ' Invitational Tourney if: Regional, Class AA :1-ggi State, Class AA O - S 51-35 38-48 29-62 31-38 52-53 31-49 57-58 32-51 38-44 40-45 35-54 24-37 43-49 33-40 42-47 42-55 40-53 35-44 50-55 40-62 35-54 50-43 36-29 87 if sl ?6mte A SQUAD A basketball squad, front row, left to right: R. Wilbur, C. Nelson, G. Cassel, C. Giersch, I. Friesen, I. Mooney, manager. Second row: D. Engel, E. Brandt, I. Stephen, C Weathers, D. Reinbold, I. Lewis. Back row: R. Gillman, G. Stauffer, R. Young, I. Peterson, D. Groves, M. Pankratz. BASKETBALL RECORDS Teams representing Salina High schools turned in a record of 70 wins as compared with 10 losses for the 1948-49 court season. The six teams registered wins and losses as follows: A team, 19-l: B squad. 15-3: Smoky Valley, 10-3: Smoky Valley B , 10-0: Freshmen, 942: Freshmen seconds, 7-l. Head coach Earl Morrison pi- loted the Mustangs to the CKL cham- pionship without a league loss. The win streak ran through the entire season after losing the opener to cx veteran Emporia five. Coach Pete Phillippi took a second place with his Smoky Val- ley quintet. Although Dutch Goer- ing's boys weren't in a league, they defeated the teams representing CKL junior high schools. 88 P. L. PETE PHILLIPPI Asst. Coach EARL MORRISON RAYMOND GOERII Head Coach Freshman Coach rn Groves Deane Engel H+ N 3,40 if Q' Ni? Q 5 i si, ,Q W X ,, -,. X, vs 1 Q 4 Q I W f Gary Ccxssel .SML ,f B Irving Peterson arles Weafhers Don Reinhold .,,.e.-W-V-...q,..V , Y K, -we V.,-1.-. ,if -Juv-N. . Gene Stcxuiier new 4 5' EELLTY' Y lofi nga. :: 'lggw Roy Wilbur Iohn Stephen Ronnie Gillam fr X' 2 lr if i .isa ,Q , Z , gs iv i v 3 ,K 5 is ig , wM'1-ml Q .,.. ,:,.. . i- KQ Q . N .X E' ? . Si if is by Q A W 'N Charles Nelson Ierry Lewis Richard Young Marty Pankrotz lim Mooney 89 0 CROSS COUNTRY c Cross Country Runners, front row, left to right: D. Shannon, H. Wess, Coach R. L. Hudson, I. Dreese, D. Soderberg. Back row: I.iMooney, E. Kempton, I. Brown, K. Conrad, D. Clark, R. Young, R. Nickelson, D. Bowyer, D. Massey, R. Brotten. l TRACKSTERS y . For the first time, cross country was added to the list of eve for Salina High thinclads. After practicing diligently for six weeks, A 14 distance runners entered the cross country event at Lawrence. 3 race was run in the morning of the Kansas-Oklahoma football ga The Salina entry placed sixth in a field ot eighteen. Pirate lettermen tracksters include, left to right: B. Iudson, medl relay: M. Coffman, hu.dles: R. Parker, 440: E. Kempton, mile: lower le D. Stautfer, 880. eq4 TRACK SQUAD 1949 Track and Field Squad: front row, left to right: D. Urmey, D. Inman, B. Becker, D. Stauffer, B. Iudson. mrker, E. Kempton, M. Iones, D. Engel, T. Weaver, M. Coffman, H. Weelborg, R. Price, R. Henry, I. Hamilton, money, A. Zimmerman, B. Morrow. Second row: D. Massey, I. Miller, E. Manjeot, B. Coe, R. Brotton, R. Nickel- F. Hill, I. McCall, M. Larson, W. McDowell, D. Clark, R. Rowe, C. Halford, D. Morris, R. Young. R. Gillarn, I. hen, D. Dishman, D. Groves, B. Grant, I. Hinde. Third row: G. Iohnson, B. Muir, D. Base, C. Peck, E. Rogers, kelberry, C. Hawk, I. Watkins, R. Bowen, I. Karns, D. Anderson, B. McMickell, D. Iohnson, G. Cassel, B. pn, O. Melton, V. Osborn, D. Sparks, S. Carter, D. Iohnson, D. Bauman, I. Sledd, L. Wenger. Fourth row: D. nger, D. Nickell, R. Moore. C. Nelson, C. Giersch, W. McMillen, D. Lockhart, I Perkins, R. Kornelson, R. 'es, D. Smith,-W. Simpson, H. Morrison, L. Hogers, D. Weaver, B. Gebhart, D. Price, B. Sprecker, K. Early, R. .ock, I. Huntsmger, K. Mar. Fifth row: B. Brack, K. Weber, D. Pohlhammer, I. Rose, G. Giersch, L. Parker, D. ner, I. Dreese, D. Henderson, H. Webb, G. Meseke, L. Weaver, P. Martin, B. Iohnson, D. Mong, I. Gorrell, I. hkiss, I. Keeling, R. Huscher, C. Broman. Back row: Coach R. L. Hudson, D. Brown, L. Strecker, D. Aills, E bn, I. Lasen, D. Shannon, D. Lowmen, K. Smith, I. Vinlove, M. Bollier, K. Morgenson, N. Whisner, W. Fowler: ewster, D. Henderson, W. Harvey, I. Alkire, G. Wonderling, W. Fowler, D. Bowyer, L. McClure, R. Eckely, R tnll, S. Belt, Assistant Coach P. L. Phillippi. '1'-fzifq 1. 3 ..f7Y.,L 4WWwti' . if f -A . B 3 I f- ,.,, V' i ff . , I I . ' '- 5 Uv Q M .1f,,,.. ff- .L If r K . ,, V. 3 V , V -...E L. , ,Ll W-A....a.,.m-'aj ' - .-- .1 V Q gggwiiif. 2: . -' ---- 4, More than 130 track aspirants answered Coach R. L. Hudson's for work on the cinder path and in the field events. With an :sing record behind them, the Maroon clad thinclads set out to are for a tough season. The schedule calls for the following -M ts: Apr. l, Chapman here: Apr. 8, Iunction City here: Apr. 16, 3 oria Relays: Apr. 22, K. U. Relays: Apr. 26, Salina Quadrangu- Apr. 30, Hutchinson Relays: May 6, CKL: May 13, Regionals: ' 20-21, State Meet, Manhattan. Weight and field men: left to right: T. Weaver, shot put: H. alborg, javeliny D. Engel, high jump: M. Iones, high jump. Mustang golf squad, front row, left to right: I. Allison, D. Becker I Anderson D Pilcher, W. Barcafer, I. Carlson, B. Barkley, B. Serrault. Second row: Mr E I Dyck coach F. Main, 0. Brown, H. Kohr, D. Wilson, K. Hurlburt, I. Simpson. Third row H Lynch P Rose, I. Weber, B. Klover, D. Sheldon, D. Rauh, V. Simpson. I g ' Dyck, coach, Jim Weber, Dulce Ra Verle Simpson. SCHEDULE Wichita East, North, here, Wichita Invitational, there, Emporia, Manhattan, here, Topeka, Shawnee-Mission, there Emporia, there Hutchinson, Topeka, here Iunction City, there Hutch Invitational, there Manhattan, there CKL Tournament, here State Tourney, Topeka, there GOLF LETTERMAN Golf lettermen left to ri hi' Ham L nch, Mr y . uh, Bill Barkley, April 1 April 7 April 12 April 15 April 19 April 22 April 26 April 29 May 2 May 5 May 13. 14 pdmle Waimea Tennis hopefuls, front row, left to right L D Freeman I Laughlin G Stauffer C S d ow R Mason D Perry G Iohnson D Fisher I Dawson B Hansen Back Perry. econ r : . , . row: D. Anderson, D. Hurlburt, B. Iohnson I Crawford B Hansen R Blood L Timmons NET REPORT At the first call for netmen for the 1949 season, 17 responded. From this group, Coach Earl Morrison hopes to find a winning combination. Four of the reporting raquet wielders are lettermen from last year. The experienced group is composed of Iack Laughlin, Carlos Perry, L. Dor- raine Freeman and Gene Staufter. While no definite schedule was set up for the tennismen, several of the CKL schools will have teams with whom matches will be arrcmaed. Tennis lettermen ready to go for a workout. Left to right, they are: Iack Laughlin, Carlos Perry, L. Doraine Freeman and Gene Staufter. V www-HW Vw-W WWW? V t . . ,, A ,. y WRESTLING SQUAD Rune Qqapku I First Row: Left to Right: L. Sprecker, D. Reeves, K. Smith, B. Taylor, B. Opdycke: D. Lohman, I. Alkire, R. Tucker, B. Linder, I. Miller, R. Hernandez, A. Hughes, G. Zaragoza. Second Row: D. Bauman, B. Serrault, B. Haitt, L. Weaver, D. Rauh, B. Barkley, A. Brockelman, I. Hernan- dez, F. Pendergraft, I. Hamilton, F. Hill. Third Row: D. Mon , G. Giersch, B. Rowe, K. Mar, H. Morrison, B. Warnow, M. Iones, B. Coe, D. Iohnson enson, R. Van Druff, Mr. Hitch- cock. Fourth How: I. Bose, D. Foster, D. Nichols, R. Henry, B. Nichols, T. Weaver, A. Melton, S. Carter, D. Iohnson, C. Halford, I. Clovis. Fifth Row: P. Weaver, L. Baughman, B. Muir. Not in Picture: I. Carlson, D. Wilbur, E. Manjeot, I. Rice, R. Vestal. By taking one half of the state wrestling title, the other half went to Saint Francis, the Mustangs finished the best season in Salina High history. Each team scored 30 points. , Merlin Iones and Ted Weaver came through with championship colors, being un- defeated for the season. Coach Edwin Hitchcocl-:'s grapplers won seven, lost one and tied one match during the regular season. The score from the state came from two firsts, two seconds, three thirds and one fourth Besides Weaver and Iones, others taking part in the state meet were: Billy Taylor, sec- ond: Dick Tucker, second: Ierry Alkire, third: lim Miller, third: Bluford Nickell, third: Alvin Brockelman, fourth. Ioe Hernandez and Dick Henry of the regular team were unable to qualify. Robert Hernandez doing his best to gain points in Hutch match. i Dick Henry may get fall before this 94 IS OVGI. MOST VALUABLE ATHLETE When the athletic board met to consider and elect the athlete of the year, the choice proved to be a difficult task. After careful con- sideration, Merlin Iones was selected for this honor. Merlin is the holder of letters in three sports. He has won monograms in football CZD, wrestling CZD and track. He is the state cham- pion wrestler in the 154 pound class. In making the choice for this athletic honor, five factors were considered: training, sportsmanship, morale, record and loyalty. Merlin is also a member of the National Ath- letic Honor Society. In football last fall he started at guard, but when the regular center, Irving Peterson, was injured, Merlin filled the position very creditably for the remainder of the season. His track specialty is high jumping. He also makes good marks in the broad jump. LETTERMAN'S CLUB The Letterman's Club is made up of letter winners in track, football, wrestling, tennis, basketball and golf. Mustang lettermen, left to right, front row: G. Zaragoza, H. Weelborg, M. Iones, V. Simpson, B. Hernandez, R. Henry, I. Hernandez, N. Grant, D. Engel, C. Rauh, I. McCall and B. Barkley. Second Row: B. Taylor, I. Alkire, D. Inman, I. Miller, I. Laughlin, D. Iohnson, M. Coffman, B. Nickell, L. Buehre, I. Weber, C. Perry, C. Halford and G. Giersch. Third Row: B. Opdycke, T. Weaver, I. Waldschmidt, T. Norton, E. Brandt, I. Mooney, B. Iudson, R. VanDruff, D. Stauffer, R. Gillam, M. Pankratz, L. D. Freeman. Fourth Row: D. Bauman, L. Baughman, A. Brockelman, B. Warnow, B. Hiat, R. Young I. Stephen, I. Dawson, R. Brack and D. Tucker. Back Row: C. Weathers, G. Stauffer, S. Shultz, H. Lynch, A. Zimmerman, I. Lewis, D Groves, D. Reinbolt and B. Ioy. 1 if JUN' - FQ - W ' EEL'N it , ,. 1, lggcfy WV ' QM440 Q X Mag 5 ,Wa 949045 fQ Q6gz ?'T34Z2,g!,ZdQMiZZ5gf,4Li7fm1f I 44,5 44 4 , pc,ffiQ,Q,X if-04,1 QQ 42g..5,2540vie41Jyf-of-J 'fdfwzadzhpgdxi 154445 L 0524326 JZf4fLZf,c 441 Z, Q .14m Q L,-1965, ,Mff Qfmgab-4 LZXZIWJA K'j! ff f WMf!,f,WZ,gJfw?ff2S'a fm' QQZZW Wf,Qi?LfZji7M ffbgmffme fhwmwkwdwwwfwfz . Odyglhlxf wM?M2fz,4,MfWfWWfMWL- WW , 7110 . - M ,gdfff W6 Wf fffffW, Yfj, fMW6fd ww MW! fwffwfw Jwdwmwmmwwwywwfww Wfpafzjnfw. k7?fzffAfLf'ff7,zl114Wg!-Md!-Qfffy 2 wwawfwvwfyw O 2 MW' WWW Wh!! bzJfMQfmwjffQ WAMMXW WA The staff of the Salina High Trail is very grateful for the fine support accorded by the firms who are listed on this page and the next page. Also to the firms who purchased space on the following pages. ANN'S BEAUTY SALON 147 S. Santa Fe ASHTONS ICE sERv1cE-W. CRAWFORD BARTON WEBSTER. IEWELER BETTY MAID sHOPs, 1Nc. -BOLEN-WOOD, REALTORS BRADSHAW MERCANTILE B. A W. BARBER A BEAUTY sHOP CENTRAL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Phone 965 111 West Iron CHIEF PONTIAC CO.. INC. Buy A Pontiac For Performance COLES READY-TO-WEAR 127 N. Santa Fe CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '49 TEX HARGRAVE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE '49ers Richmond 61 Glover Compliments Of The ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO., Salina CONSOLIDATED-SALINA The Stationery Store In Salina COZY INN Hamburgers 108 N. Seventh CROWN LAUNDRY Congratulations To The Class Of '49 CURRIER 6 GARRETT Real Estate 6. Insurance C. W. LYNN ABSTRACT CO... INC. DOLLY HAT SHOPPE DOPP SUPPLY CO. Nason Auto Lacquer G Atlas Paints DUCKWALLS Quality Service 6. Prices DUNCAN 6, HENDRICKS 98 Real Insurance 6 Real Estate EBERHARDT PETTLE BUSINESS SCHOOL EBERHARDT SOFT WATER SERVICE 243 S. Fifth Phone 782 EPP'S BOOTERY FELTON TRUCK LINE Kansas City, Salina, Hays'6. Colby F. E. IONES TIRE' CO., INC. FOX STUDIO 1l0Vz S. Santa Fe FULLER'S AUTO SALVAGE Parts For Cars, Trucks And Tractors GAGE PLUMBING AND HEATING CO., INC. Salina's Horne Of General Electric General Air Conditioning 6 Electric Co., Inc Contractors-Engineers GOOD LUCK--ALLISON'S FOOD MARKET GOODWIN'S SERVICE STATION GOODRICH-PEARSON MARKET Fine Foods For Fine Folks HAL'S SHOE STORE Women's And Chi1dren's Shoes . HINES' MENS WEAR HOMEMADE CHILI 6. PIG SANDWICHES Either Here Or To Go-Red Seal Shop HOUGHTON BAKERY I. C. PENNEY'S I. D. IOHNSON MFG., IEWELERS 150 S. Santa Fe Phone 28 IOEL E. BROWN Barber Shop IOHNSON BROS. CONSTRUCTION CO. KANSAS BEAUTY SALON KANSAS MOTERfS, INC. KNIGHT McGRAW MUSIC CO. , nsun.....,... .. M.- LAMER HOTEL BARBER SHOP LEFFINGWELL'S. INC. Films For Every Occasion LINK DRUG STORE LITTLE KETTLE LUNCH LOLA'S CAFE - 106 S. Sth LONG INVESTMENT COMPANY Stocks And Bonds MAC'S PHARMACY Ka ,- -en-v 4 fff-'- ----- tth And Bishop Salina, nsas MARSHALL MOTOR CO. Chrysler - Plvmouth MCCARGAR STUDIO MILLESON'S BEAUTY SALON 137W S. Santa Fe NEISNERS NORRIS FURNITURE CO. O. K. WEBSTERS IEWELRY SHOP OLD ENGLISH GRILL Salina's Finest Restaurant OLSSON HARDWARE PACK'S PLACE PALACE CLOTHING CO. 141 North Santa Fe PETER PAN CLEANERS PETTLE'S FLOWERS ' Center Phone 5503 PHIL ROSE IEWELERS 108 North Santa Fe PLA-MOR AMUSEMENT CO. Miniaturee Golf Course RAPID SHOE REPAIR ROYAL TIRE CO. 35 S. 5th St. Phone ,111 Reddy-Kilowatt Is At Your Service THE KANSAS POWER 6. LIGHT CO. 1 ,SALINA SHOE REPAIR SHOP I SALINA TRACTOR CO., INCQ ' Allis-Chalmers Road Machinery SCHOOL SPECIALTY SUPPLY School G Office Supplies SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY soo N. 13th Phone p SHELTON'S 4 107 N. Santa Fe Pho: Q i 4 S. H. KRESS 6 CO. 4 w Meet Me At Kress ' 1 SILVERMIST FLOUR 3 4 1 v SLEDD'S p FOOD MARKET I ST. CLA1R'S HOBBY SHOP I Hobbys And Crafts STEWARTS' SHOP AROUND THE CORD Everything For Iuniors And Misses THE PINES - 1722 S. 9th THE WILTSE GLICK STUDIO - For Trail Pictures - '1'. L. COLLINS Upholstering-Drapery-Slipcovers I f 4 TRAINS I EWELRY UNIVERSITY BEAUTY NOOK I UPTOWN MARKET 4 1 VAN HORNE LINOLEUM SHOP 1 112 S. 7th Phone 500 5 WAGNER MOTOR CO. - Sales 6. Servic Q LINCOLN-MERCURY i WENGER FARM SUPPLY. INC. 5 Minneapolis Moline Dealer WISE TEXACO SUPER SERVICE - WISSING'S - ' Implements And Appliances 1 1 3 SALINA Am' sroms 1 wooD's PAINT srons 3 SALINA NEWS ts sPon'r Goons co. 113 S- Wh Phone 290 I For Sporting Goods SALINA SHOE MART YORK CLEANERS 1 99 Q i J if A M ix HUD SON 'A GOOD PLACE TO BUY A CAR' DO . HE T 'HUDSON SINCE I92O' nov HEATH nov M. nnxrll 'A TTEND THE FULLY ACCREDITED SCHOOL' IBD W -MACKI E SECIQETAIQIAL BUSINESS COURSES EOD WOMEN COUIQSES EOD MEN A Superior College of Business Education, Established 1892 WHY BROWN-MACKIE IS SUPERIOR 1. The Brown-Mackie School of Business has PRESTIGE and TRADITION and is CON- DUCTED ACCORDING TO COLLEGE STANDARDS. 2. We believe that the PERSONNEL of our School has more individuals with MAST- ER'S 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. V Alll CONlll'l'l0NEll CLASSRO0MS SALINA. KANSAS - PHONE 59 100 Congratulations to the Class ot l949 WAREHOUSES SKANUX' DISTRICT Salina- A Kansas Company Fredonia 5:1 Serving Kansas Industry Garden City Hutchinson Kansas Oxvgen Division Wichua Krause Plow Corp. Harper . 1510 South 9th, Salina, Kansas Ed C. Gunnerson Photographer Commercial - Portrait 951 So. Santa Fe Telephone 2684 The Camera Shop Photographic Supplies 8: Equipment Developing Printing Enlarging Inby9--Out by5 207 S. Santa Fe Phone 2921 If. ID. Wenger Insurance For Your Home - Business - Car Phone 1975 232-A S. Santa Fe Individually Designed Spencer Supports For Abdomen, Back and Breasts For Men, Women and Children Spencer Support Shop 122V2 south seventh Congratulations to the Class of '49 Crosswy Drug Co. We have it,1we'll get it, or it isn't made. 102 N. Santa Fe Phone 35 Kemtone Linx Roger Paint Products Rogers Paint Store Wholesale and Retail Paint - Glass - Wallpaper Picture Framing - Linoleum Corner 7th and Iron Phone 124 101 CDNGRATULATIOIIS 10 Class oi '49 l5eerge's Appliance 221 South Santa Fe Complimenis of QUINLEYS 218 South Fifth lAl2SON'S Lumber - Coal - Hardware - Paint Phone - 14-82 - 4542 218 S. 4th University Market HGF Store Quality Vegetables Groceries And Meats 300 South Santa Fe Phone 623 The Neely Cafe 127 South Santa Fe Good Food - WellAPrepared Tom Neely - Owner Mc Lellans Store 144-146 So. Santa Fe Salina. Kansas Students Welcome Cl M 102 thes for en and B y uul,.,,,,pq V V Heartiest Congratulations to the Class of '49 BELL MOTOR CO. First By Far With a Post War Car STUDEBAKEB Over 27 Years With Studebaker CONGRATULATIONS ' from your LOCAL TYPEVVIIITEB DEALERS CENTRAL TYPEWRITER CD. MIDWEST TYPEWRITER SUPPLY llioyal Dealerl Illnderwood Dealerl DLSEN TYPEWRITEB CD. SALINA DFFICE SUPPLY lSmith-Corona Dealerl Ulemington Band Dealerl Distributor lor DIAMOND- DX R. L. BAKER OIL CO. 322 NORTH FIFTH STREET SALINA, KANSAS 103 E l 1 i I 1 1 E Congratulations Class of '49 Electric Fixture And Supply Co. 1211 South Santa Fe Salina Floral Company The Cunninghams Flowers for All Occasions 339 East Prescott Phone 5600 Memorial Art Co. Phone 271 1608-10 so. 9th s1. Monuments and Markers ot Distinction and Beauty Nationally Known Natural Display Studios in Following Kansas Cities Salina - Abilene - Hutchinson Dodge City - Hays - Hillsboro Norton - Colby CLAUDE MELVIN MOTOR CO. Used Cars Buy - Sell - Trade 104 Dale Reese Credit Jeweler Nationally Advertized Mds. Bulova Elgin Gruen Benrus 1847 Rogers Bros. Watch Maker and Jeweler 14792 So. Santa Fe Salina. Kansas also Reese Jewelry Store Minneapolis, Kansas Congratulations Class of '49 Rays Food Market 927 East Iron Phone 625 Stone Brothers BEE-LINE SAFETY SERVICE Specialized Wheel. Axle and Frame Alignment Trucks, Trailer. and Passenger Cars On U. S. 40 and U. S. 8l By-Pass 742 North llth St. Phone 2900 Salina, Kansas THE lAMlf.l2 HOTIflS 'k IN KANSAS Salina - Hays - Abilene Junction City i' A. W. Siedham, Pres. Salina Transit Company Ride the Bus - It's More Economical wil? CUNGRATIILATIUNS ToTheClass of 1949 Congratulations to tho Graduates of S.H.S. Wherever you go Whatever you do May good luck and Tho SALINA JDIJIQNAL follow you Congratulations TU THE SENIUR CLASS UF 1949 J. LYNCH AND ooMPANY General Grain Merchants 1 Salina, Kansas l Compliments oi F V qi DAIRIES COMPANY monufocmrevs of Select Dairy 7Jroduct.9 IJNIVIEIQSITY CAFE We Appreciate Your Business 11416 So. Santa Fe Phone 1442 One Block North of K.W.U. Carl Ramsey. Prop. Gifts - Music - Instruments Records and Supplies of All Kinds Radios and Combinations Always at n I e K ' 'OHUSICANDGIFT 0.0 203 South Santa Fe Salina. Kansas Nash Sales and Service Boyer Nash Motors Inc. SALINA, KANSAS Phone 2805 ll7 N. 7th St. 106 Congratulations Ryan Mortuary Magerkurth Itudio Life's Treasures-Your Photographs' 207 South Seventh - Phone 720 LEIGlITON'S snr rr WITH FLOWERS lIOY'l' - WEST Complete line of Junior Coats-Suits-Dremes Millinery and Accessories 153 North santa Fe -S -4. . , 4' - A 1 T 1w '1Ef21 .. B e? 'i':2: 153:15 Q 9 S ii5,.i ' , ,-1-15 ':i2j'igQg35 'I N l 35? 2' 2 iii W - ' : f lg L93 2 ,,f5Qg,l 1' ' ' if - 1539 I 1 f, Zvi lgj' - . ' ,' , v 5 K 'I 5 1 We al 'IQ E E 7 i ' - ' 11 2 : ' 3 .fa W Z 3 X A '3 ' . A'5 S Ex ? 49, 121 ' I 5 I X N-'NN' Hz,-in yt fy 3 ix 5 :-:mr - :I 5 ue E EEE: 7.15-' gi 1 2 11053305 3 Q S'AEk'i-'T 'i?F5S'Ls. 2 5 .2 SR Xxx +V- 3 L , 'ilk Ed Morgenstern R. Morgenstern President Manager CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '49 Iullivan-Johnson Motor Company COMPLETE SERVICE and BODY DEPARTMENT Authorized BUICK AND CHEVROLET DEALER 235-241 North Santa Fe Avenue Phone 3300 II50 0N YOUll DIAL The Best lar News Sporls Music and Entertainment INC. Salina, Kansas 5,000 WATT FULL TIME 'A MUTUAL AFFILIATE An Account in a strong, well managed bank is tangible evidence of a person's financial responsbility WE SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNT The Farmers National Bank Salina, Kansas - Oldest Bank in Saline County - Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 107 W i 1 I i I 1 1 1 4 1 4 I 4 Spend Your Luncheon llour With Us We Serve Only the Finest Quality Foods THE A 8: 6 CAFE Reserved Parties: Any Occasion Call 3622 Anytime For Fine Entertainment Visit Our AIQGIJS IQDDM Geo Seitz. Shoe Co ! l L!3 Noes !Iatc4! y . CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GHADUATING CLASS OF 1949 Congratulations From fex Salina Theatres Watson - Strand - Jayhawk 108 MeCall's Standard Service Your Friendly Neighborhood Station Iron Uhio Congratulations To The Class of '49 Sid Bacon Mntor Company 249 N. Santa Fe Salina. Kansas The Planters State Bank 48 Years of Service Capital and Surplus S300,000.00 We Welcome the Privilege of Serving Students and Faculty Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 'KODAKS UUIGHATULATIUHS FOR YOUR Class of '49 PHOTOGRAPHIC NEEDS Paul Swartz SEE US Salina's Complete Camera Store DeSoto - Plymouth Sales 8z Service A ' Smile A ' Minute 7th Sz Elm Phone 3283 Photo Co. The Fitzpatrick Mortgage Co. Since 1885 Real Estate Mortgages INSURANCE AND BONDS , Telephone 98 or 99 109 West Iron HEATH'S EBERHARDT - FITZPATRICK AGENCY BAKERY The Salina Mercantile Co. Low's Drug V Dependable Merchandise Prescription Specialist Smce 1871 Phone 17 109 N. sam Fe DIY Goods Ladies' Ready to Wear ndgfsun Simpson-Romeiser-Evans For Better Health Grain CO' . Eat plenty of United Building Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 109 ,....................-..-.-r-.-..-..-W ..- eww.. C0llGllA'l'lll.A'l'l0llS to the Class ol '49 'Ir ' 9 tlefe S slum LARGEST mm ESTABLISHHENT 'A' llur Policy ol Top Quality at Moderate Price llas Endured For 45 Years Salina Recreation nowum: ALLEY Bowl lor Health Bowl tor Fun 142 N. 7th Phone 6256 C0llGllA'l'Ul.A'l'l0lIS and Best Wishes For the Future Bauman Auto Service Motor Reboring and Rebuilding Phone 771 311 East Iron 110 William Hansen Motor Co. William Hansen Oil Co. Wholesale and Retail Federal and Kenworth Trucks Sales and Service East Side Grocery Since 1886 Phone 126 500 East Iron Massey Harris SALES SERVICE Salina Farm Supply Phone 4058 901 Broadway Cushman Dealers Hobbies Crafts Sporting Goods SALIIIA ll0BBY Sll0P Box 295 142 N. Santa Fe Phone 2122 II011GRA'1'1lLA'1'101lS To the Class of 1949 Oehlert Tractor And Equipment Co. Congratulations Class '49 The Central Kansas Electric Machinery Co. 912 W. North Phone 2050 Congratulations from The Wyatt Manufacturing Co. lncorporated Municipal Castings Jayhawk Farm Implements Machine Shop And Welding Service Sa1ina's' Exclusive Radio Store Hinklo and Sons Radio Sales and Service 149 South Santa Fe Featuring Quality Radios Supplies and Service Compliments of Rogers Uuidoor Advertising R. M. CPATJ GREEN Pictorial Artists - Designers Sign Painters Poster Panels Hi-Way Bulletins 109 W. Lincoln Phone 1060 The Best to You INSURANCE SERVICE Telephone 2800 Salina, Kansas Loran Slaughter Diho Schmid! Congratulations Class of '49 University Cleaners Salina, Kansas 1418 South Santa Fe Wolfe Music Co. Home ol Fine Pianos Phone 1310 245 S. Santa Fe 111 THE CIfNTl2Al CABINET 8: fIXTlJl2lf CD. W. A. Nash, Manager Cabinets, Cupboards, Screens, Fixtures Stairs, Lathe Work of Any General , or Special Woodwork 732 NORTH NINTH Phone 307 Pittsburgh late ass Company WHOLE1 - ITAIL lint - Kiss - Wallpaper 204 E. Iron Phone 2113 1 Our Basic Functions 1. To accept and safe guard deposits 2. To transfer funds. 3. To make sound loans Students and teachers may use the We invite you to visit us often. services this bank offers. The National Bank of America Capital and Surplus S390,000.00 Cook Congratulations to the Paint 8 Varnish 1 'Class of 949 Co. 116 North Santa Fe Avenue Salina, Kansas 5 9 P Q Serves You Belle: F- Li b-E d A E Saves You More ue' a I ,Y an uh 5 Insurance ' Phone 449 104 East Iron Phone 43 f Dodge Agency E 112 South Fifth Phone 222 Salina. Kansas 0MEIl INSURANCE SALINA, KANSAS Western Auto Everything For The Automobile - ATHLETIC GOODS Varsity Town Clothes AND SPORTS WEAR For YOUNG MEN 1fsssf '9wf'Wv BEIINABIPS 105 North Santa Fe Avenue Newest Fashions For the Junior and the Miss READY-TO-WEAR Millinery - Accessories - Shoes Exclusive Agents for Underwood Typewriters, Sundstrand Adding Machines Office Supplies Midwest Typewriter Supply Sales and Service Floyd Reynolds 111 East Iron Phone 648 Salina, Kansas Try Our Fresh CHOCOLATE AND CREAM FUDGE HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUNG MEN'S SHOES Don Maxwell with 113 l ----V.. .--C CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '49 149 North Santa Fe Telephone 477 SALINA, KANSAS SALINA STEAM lAUNDl2Y Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service 148 North 7th Phone 22 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS or '49 SAll NA IZNGIQAVING CO. 120 South Fifth Street Zinc and Copper Halftones Zinc Etchings Sanitary Barber and Beauty Shop Phone 1303 113 East Iron STUDENTS WELCOME 114 Hlwn SIJNDIQY stout Where Young Folks Meet Fountain - Luncheonette Sundries - Gifts AT INTERSECTION OF HIGHWAYS 81 8z 40 Anderson, : Swan Furniture Company Popularly Priced Home Furnishings 115 West Iron Phone 325 Padgetifs PBIN TIN G IIIIUSE Stationery and Office Supplies Phone 210 123 N. 7th St. ERNEST E. 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