Salina High School - Trail Yearbook (Salina, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1952 volume:

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KIHAMA' IgZ:ZEnizeS 103 pupils Nw 77 'GMA IIZLQA 'qv ssgogfs 0003 J' 6529 Y Y Teen I Ing lncoln Tha,-,ksglv 635,49 83 f Plan O 095 'xo dfhlqfw N png! 99 -go CXA' osx Xoxxxox xx 'gi GG M355 30 W ns fig caan E ng BREAD 46111779 Sunbeam PM I I Z E-if ' 4 G I . C- S41 000 . J' J o ' ' ,lllbdl H . I o F . o . I I O Next P1111 , January 0 , will mark theagad ot the ' - AN semester and the beginnin - Q. . Q25 the new te1'ln,F01 th ' xl! B ggi this is the last semes . EJ Q ?I Many riew activit' ' V ,Q I share in the crowded i g 9 7 of School events. Basketb , f. wrestling, runs, W- f, track w' ' x- ff- ' QQ? the an ' ,. ' Seni ' Q53 ' Ay ,,'Q-Q giverilzn ' . . ' ' Becca! - ez-5 'gf 1' -V - e , ' if W -'H -1 --M -' 'f all ' scho ' , s . Jlxf .cg j V l V .- 1 C 5. x - W . 5, ..-...M- S . .- fo 2: Z2 1 'qw 9, '1 'X '-'Zhi 'SA ..,. - 'Qu Q 9.5 -ya X N-., no-1 . h' 9' r f , . 1 . L ' Y A I uvry 1 f 9' Q ' x S W in A g 3' ther. if V f eq Qg 9 'T 1- H ,i . 5 ,f i iii Q sf! Aa in ! W' A. ,.,.,,, ,.L -431-lf wr. r ru., qg. . s' .,, . I Q Y' 41 1 ,gn I 1 'Midi ' YK - I 7 V37 Va 'rrfif' 41'ts-can-+. M' ',. 4 .4 'LL A , . hx rs .4n.,.,r - f N- ., Wd , ' .W WALTER M OSTENBERG Supermtendent of Schools Thou h Mr. Walter M. Ostenberg assumes duties as superintendent of Salina Schools only two years ago, his face is already one of the most famrlxar and welcome sights xn the school system Hrs dutles are many and of va me tpes In addltlon to the offxcla duties of a supermtendent, to establlsh the schools system IS the yob of seemg that the con structlon of the new hlgh school runs smoothly Born 1n Marquette and a graduate of Bethany College at Lmdsborg Kansas, Mr Ostenberg has since gamed much Popularlty with hrs faculty admxmstrators students, and townspeople for hls keen effx cxency rn handllng all sttuattons that occur Agrzafzdn lf .f 'few 'W if WAYNE DAILEY WILLIAM F GROSSER MRS CLARENCE CARLSON ENOCH HARRIS Presxdent Vzce Pressdenl will HERBERT GLOVER GROVER SIMPSON F L REYNOLDS DAISY FITCH ..6-. Clerk Deputy Clerk ' V 1 T I 9 , C 117, r ' 4 ' 1 Xl, 'Q xg 4 f, yr 1' A. at I - f A , f--- 'f ,fz -- .r-.. 1 ' W ,, A V '. gif Big. Pg' it f I ' Egg- f ' . . 517 I of .22 I ig x ' 43 , dt ' f i 3 ..- , . AV C f wwf' W W WARING Pnncxpal of Hxgb Schools The Pnnclpal of the Hlgh Schools Mr W W Waring, has been with us slnce 1929 During thls ume he has accomplxshed much by his quiet and busmess luke eagerness to work with others tn de veloptng good character and crtlzenshtp of Salma Hugh students Supervtstng and counseltng are two of hrs more pronounced dunes but though he IS very busy he always manages to make tlme for students or faculty nn need of asststance No matter how elaborate the settmg of the New High School may be we, the graduatxng class of 52 wxll never forget a perhaps less elaborate set tmg where the congenial smrle and fnendlrness of Mr Wanng won the respect of all who met htm With the able assistance of Mr Owen E Hodgson and Mr C A Brooks, buxldmg prmclpals of Washington and Lincoln respectively Salma High School has become a most admirable and well organized system OWE irq 'N E HO a lla, P 'T N uf, 00?-S C A BR ,oval Pay 01,0 pn LN B we ima, 1 fa Vl 6000 USE Iliilll at BLSTRUCWTQ I ILLIAN COOKL CARL PLTLRSOIN ss-NX JOHN H GROTH The three mornmg classes of Mlss LILLIAN COOKF are used for teaching exghth grade art In the afternoon she teaches art to mnth graders for two hours r CARL PFTERSOIN teaches art all day at Roosevelt Blllldlflg Hrs classes lnclude yunrors senrors and one class of begmners gk MILRLE C IIOUCHIN FLORLNCE MCCALL P L PHILLIPPI Mr. JOHN H GROTH, whose days are contmually fxlled wrrh the clatterlng keys of calculating machlnes and typewrrters, rs an instructor of bookkeepxng I and Il and typing I. He may be found at Lmcoln rn the mornmg and Washrngton ln the afternoon. Mr. MERLE C HOUCHIN 1S busy fxrst hour conductmg a class rn general busmess and the other four hours he teaches typmg to the sopho mores. Hrs mam mterest outslde of teachlng IS gardenmg. Mrss FLORENCE NlcCALL's day rs fxlled wrth teachmg three hours of shorthand, one hour of stenography and one hour of offlce practxce. llr. P L Pl ILLIPPI's room at Washmgton lS always clrcketv clackmg oecause of the typrsts he teaches. He also coaches freshman football and the B team rn basketball. Hrs hobby rs golf. 8 jffdff! RQ' I:bLA WALKBR The Drstrrbutrve l-ducatlon class frnds at rts head Nlrs EULA XXALRER Mrs Walker teaches three Drstrlbutrve Educatlon classes 1n the mornxng and rn the afternoon she vrsrts wrth employers about her puprls She often holds zero hours at students who have full schedules Besxdes supervzsmg journal lsm and frarl rn Vashrngton Burldrng Vr AUBREY E BILGER IS the publxc relatrons representatnve for the Salma Publrc Schools .1 A... i 1 W Ch- Ab BREY BILGER WILMA MAE BUCKNJELL W6 LEAH COYNE ELDA DUERKSEN Mrss XYILMA MAE to 150 freshmen rn her classes at Lrncoln She rs always wxllrng to help students by sponsormg out of school act1v1t1es BUCKNELL had the darly task of teachrng Engllsh Durmg the past year Nlrss LEAH COYNIE has taught two classes of senxor Englrsh and three hours of yumor Englrsh Mxss Coyne sponsors Pep Club and rs one of the yumor class sponsors ln Lmcoln Burldmg lllSS ELDA DLERlxSEN strives to teach 150 sophomores the art of usmg the Engllsh language correctly whlch IS defxmtely a full trme lob ln room ll of llashmgton you wrll fmd Mr ROBERT GERBER ln structor of yunror Englrsh He teaches three college preparatory classes and two vocatxonal Englxsh classes He rs also sponsor of Wrxter s Club 9 gan ROBERT GERBER xf. , rl X IL I ' Q J of X . , 4 g N ,' A 3 .L Q . 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V . . . - f . . . . . , Jflwlfll Hrs ROGFR HILLFR s dutles mcluded teachmg frve classes of MRS ROCL R MII Ll R for the junior class 'UM ik Nas MISS ROWLNA ROSS SLN ORA jOSl1 GU7MANN BALDIVIILSO PNN vw.-5 W hyv'r4 f ll MR A J Ll1HMANIN Mas LOUISI LYDA 10 sophomore Englrsh the fxrst semester When Mrs Baldwreso left, Nlrs Nlrller took over her duties of teachmg Spanxsh IH the afternoon A member of the Salma Hrgh faculty two years and an asslstant sponsor of Lmcoln X Teen IS Nhss ROW EVA ROSS Second through slxth hours fmds her teachrng freshman Fngllsh ln room 23 at Lmcoln La SENORA IOSF GLYMANI BALDIVITSO was mstructor for flrst and second year Spamsh and for flrst year Latm She was a yunlor class sponsor and also sponsored La Cumparsxta , a Spanxsh club for students ll'rs l33ld1VlCSO resxgned at the hegmnmg of the second semester to yom her husband at the L nrversrty of Florrda An mstructor in both Llncoln and Washmgton buxldmgs, IS Nlr A LH N1 ANN who was mstructor of three Latm classes and two classes of German enthus1asts 'Besldes h1s offlcral dutles he was a sponsor Bes1des teachmg French class one hour and Latxn one hour of the day rndustrlous Mrs LOUISF LX DA enyoyed teach mg two classes of study hall was sponsor for the semor class and theclub for French students, Le Cercle Franca1s Instructor of clothmg class RLHN She taught three flrst year clothmg classes and two advanced classes She was also sponsor for the Amerlcan junror Red Cross 1n the Lmcoln Burldmg AJ l MISS QLADYS KUHN 4 , . . . . . . - . - A . . . V . -, . A . I U . - . . v Y , 4 ' ' 1 ' 1 4A A 4 L ll ' .YU ' 'Q . . - . 1 - . - 1 . . . J. 3'l. , l , ' l 1 1 . vi - i . , ' ' ' L . 1 I rf'-u, 7 K ' L ' ,lc any ' . Y , ' js. Y- . ......-..,..t. 3 f 1 f ,, ., , f'.'7f59 ' - 5 ' 9'f?g:?Tfil es at Lincoln was Miss GLADYS - A 'H 7 Y ' - . -A V - , - -t 1 4 Al .4 . AI X C174 '. iwvgg: , Q . .swf X,-V' jg ,..t , 1 gg 5 A -,XVN-Q-Akiti El le' -ink' .ll ' I gxusgi ft W- f-.,,.g.,f ,S 1 S-f .. - W ,., . CX Ex . l I X A V' . ' I N - , , T , N Juwltq The teacher responsrble for the cursme experts from the Washmgton foods cottage IS Mxss ANNA LORA MILLER She teaches one hour of foods II and four hours ot foods I Second semester she teaches one hour of home lrvmg l 1 ' . . 5 ' . I I . I I y , . - Z , I 0 M ' . . xg! . . . l ,'t- on - A . A ' , A 'F V . , or ' t ' x' V I A , p, r M MA, A A W -AMW? ,E 1- Av?-Wm, j E- I gh- Q, Y - W W D- ah- A! The job of hxgh school treasurer rs handled by Mr E G BARBER Along wxth th1s duty he supervises one hour of study hall and teaches two hours of mechanxcal drawmg rn Washmgton burldrng In room 2 at Washrngton you will frnd Mr CLYDE GILBERT prmtrng mstructor who has frve classes begmnmg prrrxmg general prmtln and a trade class whxch rs a three hour course He has sophomores yumors and semors rn hrs classes Mr HAROLD OPDYCKE mstructs boys at Washmgton burldrng rn the frner pomts of machrnes nn the mornmg and teaches mdustrnal arts and assxsts wnth A football rn the afternoon ANNA LORA MILLER The shop boys are well tram ed at Lmcoln burldmg by Mr NELSON ORENDORFF Orendorff rs also assxstant fresh man coach rn football In the mormng Mr W R PFENNINGER has one class of specralrzed senior cabrnet makmg and two classes of woodworkmg The rest of hrs day consrsts of two hours of carpentry Hrs addrtronal dutres are to help sponsor H1 Y the junror class, and look after boys lockers E G BARBER CLYDE GILBERT s-...p ad HAROLD OPDYCKE NELSON ORENDORFF W R. PFENNINGER ll MR R R REED 094' Q ' 1 N3-L MR R L Dutch GOERING MR LESLIE L NEYWICK The norse of tools could often be heard from the machmes cottage north of Washrngton There Mr R R REED taught part trme occupatron f1rst and second hours and auto mechanrcs the rest of the day Gurdrng the fortunes of the Mustang football team was R L 'DUTCH GOERING Mr Goerrng also coached the freshman bas ketball squad and taught frrst J year algebra to the frosh MISS IVA ZIMMERMAN MISS MARY ZIMMERMAN MR R C CHARTIER Mr LESLIE L NEYWICK s duties at Washmgton consrsted of teach rng two classes of advanced algebra and one of solrd geometry rn addrtron to bexng a yunror sponsor In the afternoon at Lmcoln he had two hours of general math Mrss IVA ZIMMERMAN taught three hours of algebra scattered through the day as well as berng the dean of grrls at Lmcoln She also contmued as head sponsor of the Lmcoln Y Teen Mrss MARY ZIMMERMAN had one hour each of algebra and geometry rn the momxng and rounded out the day wlth three hours of geometry m the aftemoon. An rndefatrgable member of Wash1ngton's faculty rs band and orches tra dlrector, Mr. R C. CHARTIER, who also fmds trme to conduct a dance band before and after school hours. In addrtron to these he teaches harmony, two hours of college Englrsh, and rs a senror sponsor. 12 .ss 'lf' r . at A . ' Q A 5 A c X1 t , ' ' A .X N as-,N A 'I k ,,- gt - f ' ff rw . ' - c NF PAUL RYBERG LUCILLE GROVES Mr PAUL RYBERG our chorus director, among other duties presented an operetta and a spring variety show He also sponsored many extra appear ances He met with freshmen and sophomores at Lincoln, juniors and seniors at Washing- ton One of the important members of the Lincoln faculty is Miss LUCILLE GROVES who spends a very busy day instructing girls gym She is also sponsor for the Maroonettes, girls athletic organization CHARLES W HETRICK conducts his 9th and 10th grade gym classes at the Barn and is known as Salina High s head wrestling coach This was his second year at Salina Mr EARL F MORRISON was one of the busier men of Salina High School During his first four hours he taught gym at Washington The last 2 hours, which lasts well after school time, is used coaching the B football squad, A basketball squad, and tennis. He was hospitalized on February 10 and had to give up coaching. If you want to know what makes a frog jump or an orchid grow, one of the best people to consult is Mr. HAROLD HEYWOOD who spends his school hours in room 15 at Lincoln teaching the science of Biology. Mr. W. E. SIMPSON teaches biology and lab. tech. None of us will forget the cutting up of the frog, also the many worksheets. Mr. Simpson instructs juniors and seniors at Washington. He was also head of the junior Sponsor Committee. 25 l CH ARL ES W HETRICK EARL F MORRISON HAROLD HEYWOOD W. E. SIMPSON Jawliy lf you happen to be walkrng past room 22 and smell a peculxar odor rt s just Mr B E SITES chemrstry students trymg experxments BCSIGCS teachmg yumors and semors, he sponsored Camera Club, and was chaxr- man of cap and gown commrttee Mr A G WILLIAMS was kept busy wxth freshmen, teachrng them general scrence He also sponsored H1 Y and a scxence club for students especxally Interested 1n the scrence freld Mr I E ANDERSON taught frve Amerrcan Hxstory classes m Wash mgton each day He was one of the semor sponsors He IS well known by all students for hrs unrque way of teachmg dxfferent hlstorxcal events Our dean of gnrls, Mrss DOROTHY ANDREWS, was one of the busxest members of the faculty, she listened to problems of the students, sponsor ed Y Teen, and headed the usherette commxtree at Washmgton In addmon she taught three hours of psychology duung the frrst semester Teachmg socral scrence to 150 freshmen rn Lmcoln Burldmg was the darly task of Mr KEITH BRADLEY Thls course IS called Democracy a compara trvely new course In room 24 at Washmgton you could fmd Mr EMICE DYCK 1n structmg four Amerrcan Hrstory classes for junrors and one Constxtutron class for semors Besxdes teachlng socxal studzes he coached golf the second se mester He was the head sponsor of the senror H1 Y organrzatron A G WILLIAMS I E ANDERSON 1 DOROTHY ANDREWS KEITH BRADLEY EMICE DYCK 14- . . , . , . , . . . . , o - . o I Z it X . . . 4 , - 40 ' o I . . 1 V . - . . , - ii Q xt 1, . 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V , Mr JAMES L HOSLEY mstructs fxve yumor classes of Amerrcan Hrs tory He rs also a Junlor cass sponsor Frrst hour fmds Mlss ELIZA BETH RODDA rn the lrbrary at Lmcoln Second and thrrd hours she teaches socral scxence and world hrstory rn room 26 She supervrses study hall rn the afternoon Besrdes teachrng frve hours of Amerrcan Hrstory Mrss EDNA NIAUDE SMITH IS senlor class sponsor and rs also sponsor for the selectron of the Daughters of the Amerrcan Revolutron Mrs LOGAN BRITTON super vxses study hall for three perrods m the morning at Lrncoln and a srmrlar sessron at Washrngton rn the after noon The Washrngton lrbrary rs kept runnrng rn rrp top shape by Khss MARTHA MAE MARSH She does much to strmulate the students mterest ln readxng lrbrary books Among the busrer teachers of Salma Hxgh we fmd Mxss DFLORES GRIFFING Her week days are spent teachmg one hour of Englrsh two hours of speech and two hours of debate She IS also sponsor of NFL Mr JACK KELLY has a busy schedule strugglmg wrth potentral dramatrc talent Hrs teachmg rn cludes one hour of freshman Englrsh four classes of dramaucs and one hour of stagecraft He also drrects the school productrons and IS sponsor ofthe Dramatrcs Club ws, Jfwdte rx Y JAMES L HOSLEY ELIZABETH RODDA -nn., EDNA MAUDE SMITH ...I-KX, MRS LOGAN BRITTON gg- as MARTHA MAI MARSH LORES GRI!-PING JACK KELLY 15 . . 5. P1106 m.QCOLlQ!lA 1 Le I In ngbl Dennis Adams Treas Bruce Wenger Sec y Dana Anderson Pres rm Hotchkiss Vice Pres T' front Ron Barbara Odgers udv Iloward llonna ean mdsey une Ashcraft Gary L The 1951-52 Student Council of Washington lligh School has made the best of their opportu- nities to better the school. Following the election of representatives by each home room class, the president, Dana Anderson, was elect- ed by the student body after an extensive campaign. Some of the various functions and activities of the Student Council of '52 included sponsor- ing the homecoming festivities, decorating the goal posts for each home game, putting up a Christmas tree in the hall, and collecting funds for the Red Cross. This 52 council has proved both profitable and useful in Salina High Second Ron Dana Xnderson une Brown Bonnie Dale Vauneta Q unckel laddie Nlartln l agerberg xcque Goodnight Ib1nlRou rm Hotchkiss Dxnny Daily Rex Swartz Bruce Bro Ron Nlarlrn White Cliff C ross Bol lluscher Dennis Adams Bruce Wenger D Patterson l6 . , . . I, -' ' , U -1 I I , .9 , -2 J , ' at it x . 'x Q N c l 7 X F' , 5 If - K ' 1 , ' - Q 5 , 5 5 li 4 P . a V. it 'li A - an ' it , x g t i X f ' I . Y ' I 'D . ,. lf lt - W - 1 'fi-5 ' ,. , Q . -73 122 at , ,- ll, . , A Y J 1, K y V. J , L' ,, ,J .' y 1 - a . v 4' vw-Ji I i g i - .l D -in ' I I1 - 1 x ' ' ' .- . f , . 1 , , . , , , , j. . . ollins Tom Bowman uth Ramsey Phyllis ce Ld l udes Fourth , , Y 0 's .-1 C' PRESIDENT I XX MQELING RENT HL RLBLJRT 111 7 Q VICE PRESIDENT IL 7 'I l00t 4 L 0111 IANET IXIIQRPATRICK fl Cn ella 5 'I Cllorns I 7 Dmmpflulz 3 'I IIICCIIES 'I mr Club Play 3 'I Ensembleg 7 G-lf! 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Joyce Stelnle Patsy Sutton Connle Taylor Amy Taylor Nola Taylor Barbara Teas Johnny Thodls Sandra Thomas Della Todd Lawrence Turner Carlene VanFossen Wanda Vann Hal Varney Robert Vlgnery Darlene Wagner 4? r? Emma Whitaker Yvonne White Richard Wilbur .lean Wilcox Barbara Wintersteen Glenn Woodin Gary Wooster Jean Wooster Douglas Wright ' ' Barbara Wyatt Carol Wyatt Norma Yeagley Rita Zaragoza Norma Zelanha Joyce Zimmerman I 1. cv Q4 1 8 Q4 1 5 v' V' 7,47 Leon Walter Don Ward Shirley Ward Donald Warders Louth Watts Norma Weddle Jerry Wens Gllbert West Meryle Wheeler Charlene Whltalcer 1 5 W A5 -j6i gl. a.. aw-fi ww jfwzsh Bmw long 5 CLARK BURNS President 40 XA The tbougbt o What wtll zt be tb1stzme9 buzzes In every student s BARBARA WOOD Treasurer bead as be enters the audztorzum or assembly JW ffiyr I, 'JY 4136 L W 1 . I 1' ' . c Au? 57 UNA DAVIS Vxce Preszdent NORITA PRATT Secre tary ' o -, . , . u 315.4 1. w ' ' ' . i i . AJ' 1 mr. ,,, ' M 4, I ,, A .., 41 ll . . 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SY W .,,, V Y 4 1 -Q ,L 2 A .4 wgfl - 5' , V4 V 'f1:VbA, k 3 1 1 r 50411111 Homecoming actrvrtxes on October 19 began wxth a parade of club floats lead by the queens party and the marchmg band It was the fzrst trme ln the hrstory of Salma Hrgh that an event of thxs kmd took place Prompt ly at 4 00 p m the band marched away from Washrngton followed by hundreds of shoutmg students and the floats Chapter two of the festrvrtxes pro gram mcluded the crownmg of lovely Janet Ktrkpatrrck homecommg queen durmg the half txme ceremony of the Salma Hutchmson game Janet and her four attractrve attendants Fay etta Berl Ingrrd Byquxst Donna Lmd sey and Nancy Massey, rergned over the contest durrng the second half All f1ve girls were honored at the homecommg dance after the game presented wxth grfts These grrls were elected from a lrst of 33 nomrnees to be the 14th homecommg queen at Salma High MQ: sfo' e V 954' Jlomecanunq Q. 'x K X 1 0 0 ' l 1 ai - - W ' I . .L . . . , y, I . V H x The girls were formally introduced and ff-' - ' y . S L4 X 1 q ' 1 Q, - N g A I Q K . 'X 1 S 'N . v K ' Q V 25021 DONNA LINDSEY Soon after the second semester began, the sen1ors and faculty at Washxngton honored Phyllrs Shepard by electmg her as Representatxve Gul Ten semor gxrls were nommated Phyllls has been very actxve 1n musrc all through hrgh school of the Musrc Club She was also secretary of the Spanxsh Club rn her Junior year Pbyllzs warms up I1 bat preparing EPARD Io accompany the chorus 111 re PHYLLXS SH bearsdl for a pre contest number Donna Lxndsey, left, and janet Kxrkpatrxck, rxght, were runners up. Donna had leadrng parts 1n the opererta and the senror play. Janet was home- comrng queen, class secretary, and vxce presxdent of Dramaucs Club. jANET KIRKPATRICK -68 Ra ' ' V C She was president of Pep Club and vice presidenl 12 Bay The boy most truly representative of the senior class was Bob Huscher who during his high school years played an active part as a leader He was junior class president vice president of H1 Y assistant coach of the fresh man football team and an outstanding member of Salina High s vocal department He was chosen by his classmates as the boy most representative of the traits leadership honesty dependability cooperation service and achievement I s what Bob Iss cbemislfyo, as be C boflmg up Q 'ue' 3 hw Hi-Y. test Couldftllfhs me boo BOB HUSCHER y Keelrng and Larry Werhan, who were the runners up to Bob, were two very industrious Q-Lg' Q students, both being top players on the basketball and football teams. jay was senior class president and co-captain of the football team, and Larry, though he entered Salina High in his junior year, accomplished much and was treasurer of Washington LARRY WERHAN j AY KEELING Jw Front Row: Mary Rehling, Joyce Rein- hardt, Dorothy Boulter, Gerry Gray, Maxine Kern, Shirley Laubengayer, Gayleen Duryee, Nancy Bleedsoe, Norma Zelenka, Jody Bingham, Wauneta Applebaugh, Wilma Bauman, Wes Hendrickson, Phyllis Laugerberg, Jack Johannes, John Klover, Carl Green, Ginny Zook, Bev Landes, Pat Wooster, Second Row: Don Pilcher, Kenneth Stout, Janette Wells, Bob Reinhardt, Arlyn Hill, Billy Covell, Joyce Zimmer- man, Joyce Cook, Billy Patterson, Gail Peterson, Barbara Teas, Jerry Horton, Phil Worley, Jim Sanborn, Charles Billeau, lvklry Louise Boulter. Tbird Row: Max Romesier, Irene Belcher, Larry Gorrell, Jerry Moore, Don Delaney, Jack Balun, Roger Shrole, Fred Hutchins, Frank Kohlasch, Larry Bean, Clifford Gross. Fourlb Row: Glenda Johnston, Sam Gamble, Charles Sowell, Gerald Taylor, Shirley Schiever, Gayleen Duryee, Barbara Odgers, Gary Haynes, David Shannon, Robert Phelps, Hal Vamey. Fiytb Row: Jim Struble, Steve Cox, Doug as Morris, Christine Berg- strom, Loren Pendergraft, Bob Hurst, Clifford Lillie, Jim Leffingwell, Yale Davis. No! in picture: Dale Holmgren, Jim Jarvis, Roger Garwin. J The band, under the direction of Mr. R. C. Chartier,has indeed had a full year. At the beginning of the ear the band could be found many Y 1 cool mornings at the football field racticing the intricate maneuvers to P be presented at football games. f the football With the close o season the band took up various Th marching band other activities. e was converted into which presented an e type of music for public perform- this time, various ori inated and prac- a concert band ntirely different ances. During ensembles were g s were filled morning, noon, tice room and evening by struggling musicians preparing to capture the highest atin s at music contests this spring. f S Though busily engrossed, these ambitious musicians always found time for many public pe parades, and learning music for a park concert to be presented in the latter part of the school year. To stimulate the interest and promote opportunity for advancement of these instrumentalists, a challenge s devised. By this method rformances, system wa the stu in the hope of attaining number one dents' interests were aroused lv ffffffvfvflf A 1' y L Joyce Reinhardt andesg drum maj . on Ji Crobal. Beve I m Gm yes: 3Cr0bal 1 positions in the band. a paw .Sana 9 i' ' 9 f fenl Front row left lo ngbt llyrna Koehn Barbara Teas Norma Toubxer Donna Samuelson, Pat Bronnson, Shlrley Laubcn gayer, Gayleen Duryee, Barbara Odgers, Nomma Zelenlca Marcia Koehn Jodx Bingham Dorothy Fisher Back row Sam Gamble Harry Ogden Margaret Pearson, Vlrglnra Devlnlsh Carl Green Yale Davis Marlene Brown Bob Hansen Phyllrs Lagerberg ohn Morrxs, J1m Graves Joyce Zimmerman, Larry Bean Fred Hutchlns D Mmd ,7 fo Pmgnfun Hull Front row Ie! to rzghl Shxrley Laubengayer Fred llutchlns keith Peters Max Romelser Cllfford Gross, Wllma Bauman Bnllre Covell Larry Bean Second row Yale Davrs Jrm btruble, Jxm Leffxngwell Barham Odgers, Phyllxs Lagerberg Bob Phelps llal Williamson Larry Gorrell Jerry Horton Tbxra' row Maxine Kern Arlone Brown, Elaine Thodrs Beverly Landes, Paz Russel Joyce Sherrill Sondra Sutton Jan Ausun Marlene Cassel Ann Bolln, Pat Wooster, Darlene Sondergard Twyla Hrabe Jlm Graves Fourth row Barbara Kom Donna Lindsey Phyllxs Shepard, Bernice White anlce Lamme Mary o Lnndblom Sarah Wyatt Janet Kxrkpatnck Gerry Bevan annxe Mae Hanna, Wilma Gadberry, Nancy Massey Ff row Gary Collms Leon Suecker Charles Browman Ph1lMarun, Bob Huscher, Marlin White lm Golllver Eugene Ostenberg, Jim Dreese, Tom Bowman George Wllll8mS Jay Andersen No! rn pxclure Ginny Zook f.. , I 1 I . 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' ' , 1 - ' 4 - ' I J I I I ' ,fwtlgivdiuuz Jmiafnabizd SENIOR SYMPHONETTLS Front Row left Lo rx ht B1ll1e Covell Kexth Peters, Larry Bean, Sarah Wyatt, Phyllrs Lagerberg Cliff Gross, Fred llutchms Secan Row Jlm Graves, Gary Haynes, Larry Gorrell Hal WllllamSOU, Maxlne Kern Don DeLaney Jim Leffmgwell jim Struble Yale Davis, Steve Cox The second year of the Senlor Symphonette's existence was fllled with several hxgh school dances and enter- tamxng varrous orgamzatxons 1n Salma Everywhere the Symphonettes played they were received enthusiastically Thelr popularlty was evidenced by the many xnvrtatlons they received to play at various schools They were unable to accept all of the lnvltatlons but they dld take a trlp to Hutchlnson to play for a hrgh school assembly The Sophomore Symphonettes took to the early hour of six a m every Wednesday and Frlday, the days the Senlor Symphonettes had off The Sophomore group played two engagements thls year One was for thelr parents to show the progress the stu dents were makmg, and the other was a spot on the variety show They dxd a very credrtable job on both occasions These organrzatxons have done much 1n trarnxng students to play to a hlgher degree of profrcrency that would not have otherwlse been obtamed The only way thxs was made possible was by the s1x o clock rehearsals and the perslstence of Mr Charuer They may have complamed a lrttle at flrst about the early hours but after xt was all over they were deeply grateful to Mr Chartrer and reallzed rt was well worth the effort SOPHOMORE SYMPHONETTES Front Hou left to right Barbara Teas, Davld Naprer, jo ce Zrmmerman, Bob Reinhardt Charlre Sowell, jack Balaun, Don DeLaney, Hal Varney, Gary Haynes Second ow Max Romexser, Beverly Landes, Yale Davls, Frank Kolasch Allen Peters, Clzfford Gross Fred Hutchms, 1m Lefflngwell, Steve Cox, Larry Gorrell Blllne Covell Thomas Hoyne, Margaret Pxerson, Vxrgmla Devunsh Max Green Back Row Chnsune Bergstrom, jack Johannes Norma Lelenka, and john Morrxs 73 I I , ' F 0 .. .5 . ,,, 4 5 ' lv: 4 ' 5' ' ,4 , A . ., .f X xx ' 1 .J . 2 l ' T ,I A it 4 5 L i f 5, KK r , tl A The purpose of the Sophomore Symphonettes was to train people to fill vacancies in the Senior Symphonette group.. . . . . . , Q 2 7 2 0 r 2 ef A 2 5 Y J ' 1, . A , t- 5 g . , E, t f a by I U l 7 I . ' Q ' .' - ' wafmjlu , 1 , , , H , - 'I 3 1 i 2 ' Z 1 z L ,J ff E T V A K 13 J 3 1 t K , i fn ff V X I J , ,, g , I , f ' 5 . 2 f , 1 Back Row: Sharon Clark, Margaret Michal, Corothy Miller, Pat Ellis, Mary Swedlund, J. D. Patterson, John Ryberg, Tom Hampton, Jim Elliott, Bob Haitbrink, Bill Hill, Mellroy Abbott, Don Heath. Third Row: Donna Graham, Catherine Weckel, Dorothy Snell, Marlene Rittgers, Eddie Ludes, Ken Smith, James Hall, Tom Laughlin, Larry Gutch, Ken Nichols, Paul Shedd, Warren Wolford, Second Row: Vera Carlson, Ava Hamilton, Joyce Reinhardt, Shirley Everett, Conny Burns, Laddie Martin, Jackie Payne, Marilyn McCausland, Beverly Trapp. First Row: Phyllis Byers, Shirley Felton, Bobbie Ashford, Nadine Richmond, Janet Dodge. Chorus Director, Mr. Paul Ryberg is the man responsible for the advancement of the vocal music department of Salma High, for each year under bis direction music appreciation increases. Wheeler, Connie -Brewster, Marilyn Taylor, Barbara Wagner, Elizabeth Fiflb row: Barbara Wintersteen, Joyce Murray, Jackie Frost, Barbara Daily, Gaylord Pinney, Ronnie Krie, Jon Klover, Harry Bennet, Palmer Price, Fred Powell, Bruce Baker, Jim Neal, Linda Lemon, Janice Broman, Mary Sue Flora, Karen Bader. Fourth row: Sara Ckarlin, Sally Stauffer, Jerry Glover, Carlene VanFossen, Don Warders, Art lrwin, Jim Haley, Gerald Simpson, Don Anderson, John Thodis, Fred Inman, Richard Lorenson, Gennelle Linville, Norma Weddle, Elizabeth llinther, Sally Fergusen. Third row: Sally Davis, Margy Slaughter, Jody Conrad, Clarence Case, Bobbie Brockelman, Joe Garwood, Bill Gates, Gary Nelson, Howard Fitzpatrick, Bob Schneider, Gilbert West, Roger Meyer, Marilyn Adams, Marilyn Pugh, Pat McKinney. Second row: Elaine Kocher, Sondra Dillin , Sue Kenison, Barbara Johnston, Connie Eller, Donna Samuelson, Jean Pohlman, Sally Sondergard, Margaret Reeves, Louise Brady, Shirley Perkins, Yvonne White, Peggy Mong, Shirley llartzell, First row: JoAnn Smith, Ann Mooney, Jeanne Wooster, Sally Anderson, Emestine Ball, Wanda Johnston, LoRee Henderson, Dorothy lrwin, Tulsa Shaefer, Millicent Grubbs, Linda Hamm, Sally Scrivens. 'Wlunic 'I Back Row: jim Colliver, Marlin White, Bob lluscher, Eugene Ostenberg, Phil Martin, James Dreese, Janice Lamme, Mary jo Lindblom, Phyllis Shepard, Sarah Wyatt, Bernice White, janet Kirkpatrick, Donna Graham, Barbara Korn. Third Row: Tom Bowman,Charles Tl. Broman, Leon Strecker, George Williams, Gary Collins, jay Andersen, Claire Brocltelman, Pat Ryding, Cletta McDowell, Dorlis Rose, Louise Crawford, Carol Gregg. Second Row: Gerry,Bevan, Ingrid Byquist, Donna Lindsey, janice Austin, Arlone Brown, Sondra Sutton, Pat Russel, Beverly landes, Fannie Mae Hanna, Wilma Gadberry, Shirley Swartz. First Row: Frances Powell, Nancy Massey, Elaine Thodis, Marlene Cassel, Ann Bolin, Joyce Sherrill, Pat Wooster, Charlene Law, Twyla llrabe, Sharon Moffat, Darlene Sondergard. L L L A Q l A S ' ' Qnn Phabz Epub is ag The vocal department under the direction of Mr. Paul Ryberg presented a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, The Pirates of Penzance , or, The Slave of Duty , as one of its major productions. A double cast, with the exception of Gary Collins who played the Lieutenant of the Pirates, presented this musi- cal on two nights, November 29 and 30. Mabel Stanley, played by Pat Wooster and Donna Lindsey, was the object of Frederic's affection. Frederic, the pirates apprentice, was characterized by Bill llill and Charles Broman. Providing the lighter moments were Major General Stanley, with james Hall and john Ryberg in the role and Ruth, portrayed by Twyla Hrabe and Beverly Landes. Tom Bowman and George Williams appeared as the cruel pirate king. Bob Huscher and Paul Shedd held the position of Sergeant ofthe Police. Girls who had solo parts were Laddie Martin, Gerry Bevan, Sharon Moffat, Elaine Thodis, janet Kirkpatrick, and Phyllis Shepard Accompanists for the production were: Sharon Clark, and Donna Graham, and Marlene Brown. Mr. Jack Kelly supervised the dramatic phase of the operetta. ,f,,w ' 'L-g i u n x Sitting: Gary Collins, Marilyn Pankratz, Betty Tourbier, Pat Wilhelm, Esther Hauptli. Standin 8 Sam Logan, Maryjo Lindblom, Dana Anderson. ICI 1 n Sitting: Dorothy Gray, Nancy Massey, Janet Kirkpatrick, Lucerne Black. Standing: Shirley Schultz, Sondra Sutton, Jan Austin. Sitting: June Brown, Joyce Cook, Donna Lindsey, Barbara Kom. Standing: jay Keeling, Max Thayer, john Simpson. -will ' The Salina High News Staff was one of the most important activities of the year. The newshounds were kept busy trying to meet their deadlines week after week. Some of the principal jobs of the staff were: gathering news, writ- ing stories, writing headlines, and Sellirlgadvertising. The staff of 22 was headed by Betty Tourbier with Pat Wilhelm as her associate. There were 26 issues of the News, including the special editions at April 1 and the recent senior edition. Mr. A. E. Bilger was the advisor of this group of beginning authors and column- ists. S fu Ny ,ll.-J? ,wr if-:weave e 000980 Cor r lls s s a phrase well remembered by all who was an excrtmg comedy centering around a typxcal mls chrevxous teen-abc gxrl, Corllss double cast with ody Curtis and Nadlne Richmond Her family consisted of Mrs Archer Judy Howard and Mr Archer wxth jxm Graves and john Ryberg doublrng Her ever present squeaky voiced boy friend was portrayed by Bill Mrller Corlxss and her closest gxrl friend Mrldred, eanne Hannl rn therr lust for excxtement are prompted into wntmg an 9899 ,u 5'+v664 xrragrnary dlary which involves them ln a lot of trouble son comes rn contact wxth its notonous contents Helping to create the plot were the Archer s closest friends, the Franklxns Mrs Franklxn was characterized by Barbara Wagner and Mr Franklm was double cast wrth 1m Leffrngwcll and Steve Schmrdt Adding character to the story were the doctor played by Paul Shedd the nurse, by Shrrley Krlgore and another girl frrend Betty ID whxch Elrzabeth Ashford was cast alum 78 ii 5' A-in fx - w ' 3 I , ru . . :J 1 . 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' ' Q O L . we I 'SX 7206 ' lzlarilww Buabwsa The dramatrcs club rs a selectrve group spon sored bv Mr jack Kelly dramatrcs teacher and drrector of school productrons Members are chosen by therr abrlrty and xnterest rn dramatrcs rn both phases, actrng and productron Clrmaxrng the year for the club rs the annual productxon when members are grven the opportunrty to try therr hands at erther phase of work Besrcles the many jobs that are part of play productron, before each play a Dramatrcs Club Newsletter rs marled to alumna members of the club to keep them posted on the actrvrtres of thrs rndustrrous group anet Krrkpatrrck rs edrtor thrs year X Though there rs much work rnvolved, the won .1 1 derful feelmg of accomplrshment that goes wrth the frnal curtarn call rs the rhmg that makes the long hours of work worth whrle to all who have played some part, large or small, rn the productron of a play Offrcers, let to nghl Pat Wooster hrstorran jack kelly, sponsor George Xhllrams presxdent janet Krrkpatrrck, vrce presrdent V1v1en Becker secretary Not xn prcture Elarne Thodxs, treasurer S.: 'T Front Row Sue Martin Shrrley Laubengayer Shrrley Schultz, Mary Alice Brettle Kay Ford Beverly Trapp, udy Howard, Mary jo Curtis Second Row Phrl Martln, Donna can Lrndsey, Allegra Wright Llrona Maller, Jeannine Brookhouser Twyla Hrabe jane Kasson Betty Toubrer Tbzrd Row Wauneta Gunckel, rm Graves, Gmny Zook Pat Wooster, Marrlyn Pankratz, Ingrid Byqurst, VIVICD Becker Nancy Massey, janet Krrlcpatrlck Paul Shedd Fourth Rau Dennrs Adams Bob Hartbrrnk, George Wrllrams, ack Vrnlove, B111 Nlrller Vera Carlson, Nadine Richmond, Sharon Clark, Gary Collrns, Bob lluscher Back Row Nrck Lucas, Dean Becker, Tom Bowman, Bob lzckley Janrce Lamme, Phrl Weaver, une Brown, Drann Lmn, Larry Gutch, ohn Ryberg, Mr ack Kelly sponsor No! In picture Dean Van Wre Gene Pease blame Thodrs, and Joyce Remhardt 79 1 ' 7 . . 3 . . . A' K . v . . ' . N1 . . Q I 4' ' . N . t ' l 7 U ' ' , - . 1 . . . . . - l 'lp . Q .- . . A I 1 - v Q ,t . ,I Q ' f ' . , n 5 ' Q 1 ' 5 . .1 . , 12 E , ' J ,J , TN J A Cl . -1 Q J av f' . nz' 3 'K . ' ' 4 - . o , -- I Y - - ,f K 1 H ' 4 .: -G ' 1 . ' 1 lr g 7 , f Y e 0 A - 5 . - Q . , 'M H t . I c - v ' 4 X ' ,. f 1 -r .,. - - .1 ' A '1 . I Q , G . r' 4 ,' 4 , x . C , 3 - ' - f, r, Vigan 4 ,N - 4 ,ff -. if . .f . 1 . . f . -. J ' . ' , 7 , , ' .l 1 . . . . . ' . . ' ' . U ' , J 1 1 . I. , u . l , . . . J 'J 1 - ' I Y ' gimp mam M m 'W-. 'NH 'itz cus' Frances POW' r x Y pf 4-4' me Black Dorothy' Mlllfghn DororhY Sne X C XJ l Lmdb om Wanda Ul5Ll2howLu3i'nlce ylaulilrlgojlelgszt Kirkpatrick MM en Marv 0 Parsons econ Mrss Millet I OUR Front ROW Barbara Parsons gchwmtz 1GaE1h2lla?l3':2anRurh RHmEg?hIr:gnlg'0wn Gloria Hopp 1 ef Y llrs BYWS Ruth Kohr Bev Ness PhY Cassel Vroler V20 FIFTH HOUR Front Row Florence Brown Irene Belcher Parry Berry Shxrley Collms Reva Davis Darlene Sondergard Wauneta Gunclcel Sarah Wyau Second Row Beverly Landes juanxra Applebaugh Donna Sanbom Gladys Hamxlron Margaret Pearson Loxs Schnelder Fayetra Bell Miss Mxller Tbrrd Row Mary Lourse Boulter Evelyn McCormrclr Beverly McCrea Dorothy Harland joAnn Oberg jean Schwandr Mary Allce Bretde -7, l 5. ,M e., X f 4 l . C b . 5 . i , 6 ' 24 W 2 AA., S r' - I 'l W X A , A ' A T ,I ' 1 - l , V jg - Q.. Q, xx M M L ' .- v 11- ' 3, 'J A '29 -, 4 or . V Y A , Q ' l 4 lr . , if 3 I - .. ,, , l M - K f-Q, .3 Vf M y . 4 ' 3, Tl . 'i f' 1 fig., .V 1' t2 Y? -'I 'I . it 7 uw X- 1 A L ru ' ' , ll, 1,1 M . 1 y S ' : ' A : , 7 ' . - . , I 1. . sh' ' '- , ' Q l Y - 1 l 1 I I I ' I Y l l ' . y . . . ,I - 4 -' ' . , . ' .I I P I ' 'I' Y I J 3 .5 , . , 5 M. A Q WA ' ' M 'l .. E V ti x ,Q A ' , H .. 'NW . 3 5 3 M Q, v V, K x Uh ' There's never a dull moment in Mr. Clyde Gilbert's printing classes. This is Mr. Gilbert's first year teaching the printing classes, and, he has kept the beginning printers busy during the year learning the various phases of printing. During the year the classes print the Salina High News, letter heads, envelopes, programs for school events, grade cards, Jr. High News, announcements, and the teachers' directory. Printing is a trade class and offers to stu- dents the opportunity to leam about this trade. Gflry Wonderling and Bobbe Bren. singer select type for a program, Mr. Clyde Gilberbffiflling instructor, and printing tra e class mgmbeys work on the 'Salina High News . 9751.1 N F L Offrcers Jrm Graves, treasurer Dana Anderson presrdent Bernxce White secretary Jeanne Hannr vrce presxdent The National Forensrc league lS an honorary socrety that offers membershlp to all speech students To become a member, a student must earn 20 points Pomts are awarded for each debate against outside com petrtron and other speech act1v1t1es Jeanne Hannr Connre Tavlor Pat Ellrs Loralle Ballou Back Row Steve Schmrdt Dana Anderson, Larry Weaver, Jrm Graves Bernrce Whxte, Delores Rerch Not rn prcture erry Clements Ruth Kohr Quia Ot the many act1v1t1es rn Salma High Debate IS one of the most demandlng of tts partlcrpants D haters spend many hours preparxng and practxcxng thelr cases 1n order to make a good showlng at the d1f ferent tournaments Competmon IS stressed ln class for through a process of competluve tryouts and ellmxnatlons the travelmg squad rs chosen for each toumament Debaters Ftrs! Row le I to ngbl eanne Hanm, Marxlyn Adams Shrrley Ward Mrss Delores Gnffmg Second Row Dana Anderson, Connie Taylor Delores Rexch Loralle Ballon Tbnd Raw Pat E1115 Bernxce Whrte, Beverly Bumsted Carole Black 'Ihea Kaye Lewts Margaret Ann Lantz Fourtb Row Paul Shedd Jxm Graves James Brown Jxm Schultz Steve Schmxdt Larry Weaver Back Row Douglas Newland Henry Gehrke Pat Lucas Bob Pmkall Rrch Wxlbur Drck McKmney Not rn p1cture erry Clements Ruth Koh: N if ' I ' 1 P si A , A J. J if ? J J' , 0 l . N F L Members. Front row, left to rigbl: Thea Kaye Lewis, Shirley Ward, Marilyn Adams, ' . ' ' ' :J , . . , h , ' ' ' . e- .fw-1 if 1 . . h 1 ' ' Y ' ' . ' ' :J -32- Linccgin Hi- een Plan For Thanksgiving HW i ii i ' .V f : J ., .,,f 3 9 V . Y Q '3 Q 4 -f' 1 jim 'Vinum 'S 7' 1 SILNIOR MILMBLRS Front row Sue Marttn Jean Schwandt Joyce Sherrill Harrxet Scholten Wrlma Gadberry Second row Janxce Ausrm Vtvran Becker Bonnle Dale Sandra Crxder Tbzrd row Phyllrs Shepard Ann Bolrn, Barbara Korn Arlone Brown Fourth row Marrlyn Pankratz, Donna Ltndsey, Luceme Black, Beverly Newland Carol Vtdncksen F1 tb row Janet Kirkpatrick, Jantce Lamme Pat Wxlhelm, Shirley Schultz Janelle Stark ane Mary Jo Lmdblom, Bemxce Whrte, Mary Jo Hamilton l C3 Q7 JUNIOR MEMBILRS Front row Audra Bullmger Elrzaberh Ashford Jeanne Hannx, Shrrley Felton, Barbara Mc Collum Par Humphnes Ruth Ramsey Shtrley Swartz Second row Joyce Remhardr Vrrgtnxa Yost anet Dodge Vera Carlson Dorothy Miller Vxrgmta Devanlsh Pat Hawk Tbzfd row Dorlls Rose Marlene Rxttgers, clgladtne Rrchmond Mary Swedlund, Shirley Helm, Beverly Callabrest Fouftb row Barbara Wagner, Sally Waddell onny Burns, Ruth Kohr Marxlyn Taylor, Barbara Brrghtbrll, Elvera Hrmmelwrtght I-zftb row Par Berry, Donna Graham Beverly Trapp Pat hllrs, Mona Dawson, lzvelyn MCCOIm1Ck U ' - -- ' -w ' V JL sa A , J f- J 9' , ' . S ,S , ' J 4 V b ' . . ' xg. A Vs I ' ,A ,Q A , - . ' f '-.1 , ! . x of . ' Af - J i It - V I 1 4 : . ' . .: - . , . , . . ,, . - , I Q . 7 1 h I y : I . . 1 . . 1 : . u Q . Y. - f -' . . . ' . .f . 'J Gruber. Sixtb row: Gerry Bevan, Elatne Thodxs, Fayetta Bell, Sondra Sutton, Ingrid Byquxst, Lots Schneider Q! 4. .. . Q. ' . - if cv l W I 9 . 4 I J x ' I X ., i K 1 .2 , W I -- r , ! . 5 A ' ' a t tx V . . ' f 1 , 'K' A - S ' ffl . , ax. 1 ' . : .l 7 Q ' .. G . . . - 1 v D 1. I . . 1 I . v .1 .l . ' , ' 7. 7 . ' : ' , . . , ' . . : ,I , y Q . ' 4 I I : I Y ' 6942 61110 Maurxne Hahn Mary jo Curtls Sarah Wyatt Head Cheerleader Nancy Massey Una Davis :Zuma 11 la Front row Bob Pxnkall Don Bowen Frankxe Chnsbcns Chester Alton Jody Bmgham Second row ack Gebhart Ernosune Ball Marnlyn Pugh Sally Davzs Verland Turner Tom Rxtterhouse Tbzrd row Mary Ann Hawkxns jay Warnow Karen Stephen Esther Post Fourth row joe Bally Bob Schneider Eve Steven son Sally Anderson lxay Halstrom l 9 Q O M - ,f f 'B ' I l 1 ' I D . Mn Q4 ' ss ei es 'I h . l . 7 . i, l 1 I - ' V , J fyym www au yum Y Teen Cabinet S d eale le I lo ngbt Phyllls L Slandm B ha C13 lag agerberg Fayetta Bell Kay Ford and june Brown g ar ra Odgers, Marilyn Pankratz Mary jo llafmlton, Phyllls Shephard V1v1an Becker Sue Ma Schwandt Wauneta Gunckel jeannme Brookhouser and Shxrle Sch l run jean y u tz Q-'7 u e am Dann? A! we SWS as queezld Ladfhe Martin Yelgfj go Kent a sentefbflitrendants wefe Washmgton Y Teen was sponsored by Mxss Dorothy Andrews, Dean of Grrls Under her sponsorship the club had many mterestmg and educatxonal programs Fayetta Bell was presxdent of the club, and took an actlve part m orgamzmg an all grrl party The Lenten servlces were observed on Wednesday mormngs durmg the HOLY month precedmg Easter Com bxmng wrth the H1 Y boys, the two clubs gave a Sweetheart Dance on the Eve of Sr. Valentme s Day at the Barn Ladd1e Martm was elected Queen and Kent Hurlburt, Kmg at thrs funcuon Another outstandxng servrce was the sendmg of wo brg boxes of clothmg to help needy over seas K d Laddre an g d lung nd ' lbufl 111115 Clown? downed a D na B 1 MGC 0 ce, Kent Hxrand Fayilnaani Heather tbeart Dan S Loga A 5 86- 0 o I ,J ' , Y ff' -A 6 fi ' . ' ' ' f. ' -' ' . z .cf '.. ' . : . I I . Y Y l , U 1 ' 1 ,ig ' . . , L9 - , - 1 N A . . n KW' ' s R . - , 5 ' Q-3 1 1 V1 x I, . P ld aff-fy gnome to wma Szttmg J D Patterson Sec Sam Logan Pres Mr Dyck Sponsor Bob Huscher, lst Vzce Pres Stand mg Charles Broman Don Heath 2nd Vxce Pres Larry Werhan Treas Eugene Ostenberg, Bob Hansen, 1m Ellrott B111 Srmmons Rex Swartz 'M-J 9771 gdmla jun Fzrsl row Janet Hogan Treas Beverly Massey Secy Margy Slaughter Vice Pres Jody Conrad Pres Second row Karen Stephan Ga1lEdgrngton Peg McClure Ann Mooney Mxllrcent Grubbes 'Pats Sutton, Pat McK1nney Tbzrd row jaclue Weckel Coleen Trapp Nouta Pratt Una Davis Connie Elller, Jodi Bingham Jerry Glover Frances Langshaw Fourtb row Karen Kortan Dee French Eve Stevenson Sarah Sunpson Nancy Dodge Lmda Lemon Connie Taylor Lrz Hrnther Sue Kenrson Mary Felt Fxflb row Hamer Grubbs Shxrley Smrth Peggy Todd 6. elsi ' 5 , w 2 A' cr. , :L f A g i .. . ' : . . , .,' , .1 . , ,' - . - . : I l I r 1 ' 'f r -I J . . - C 1 1. 5 f . , I u ,r -, 5 ,Ag 5 1 C , P , .0 x na rv , ,M . ' fl 1 Q 5 1 , A - . . n A 4 ' r -If - r I r . I ' 'v r . ' . 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' 5 1 I r r . , , . . . : - n , u , . 1 b 1 ' r r s r ' : I 1 ' 3 Krhgma rwluld ll nl I' Front Row let to rzght Mr A G Wrlllams, sponsor Perry Shedd Crarg Barley, Dwxght Fox, Dave Lamar, Jxm ohannes, Barry Olsen, Gary Nlchols, Bob Carlson, Harland Krumpfus Ke1thVogt, Eugene Sailor, ay Warren, Charles Darley, Arthur Wooley, Gordon Mrllrcent, Bryce Pfannesttel, S1d Glbson, Danny Okeson Second Row Clarence Crawford, Leith Watts, Don Warders Tom Koblentz, erry Exlrne, J Dee Headley, Duane Morrrs, Drck Hodges, 1 Haley, Bob Schnerder, Leonard Grllrspre, Charles Entwxstle, Max Green, Don DeLaney, Rene Knight, Don Bowen Third Row Dave Frazey, A G Aldnch Roger Myers, Nrck Lmdsley, Kenneth Brlgel, Verland Turner, Palmer Price, Gerald Sxmpson, Johnny Thodls Hal Varney, Carl Greene, John Sarvls, Clarence Case, Rrcky Kastner Fourth Row Clark Burns, John Harper, Warren Mrller, Bruce Baker, Kenneth Sheffer, Pat Bolen, Max Grxffrn, Bxll Patterson, Rxch Wrlbur, Pat Lucas, Fred Inman, Gaxl Peterson, Jrm Rrbble ack Johannes, Tommy Fox, Drck McK1nney, ohn Hunt, Kenneth Velhartxcky The Lrncoln Hr Y under the leadershrp of thexr presrdent, Rxch Wrlbur, has set a hrgh standard for future H1 Y members to attarn Thrs development was accomplished by carryrng out the arms and obyecuves of the club clean lrvnng, clean speech, clean sports and scholar shrp Some of the HCIIVIIICS sponsored were the comblned H1 Y Teen Thanksgrvlng servxce and also a dance rn whlch the two clubs col laborated The H1 Yers were a part of the group to sponsor open house at the YMCA ln which games of all krnds were Offered for the H1 Y boys. To add enthusrasm for therr active organlzatlon, the boys had a creed to gurde them. The creed to create, marntam, and extend, throughout the school and com munrty hlgh standards of Chr1st1an character rs truly representatrve J of the purposes of this organxzatlon. LUNCOLN HI Y CABINET Front Rou Roger Myers, Don V1arders,Bob Schnexder, Don DeLaney, secretary, Jlm Johannes, vice-presrdent. Back Row Mr. A. G. Vrllrams, sponsor, Pat Lucas, Max Griffin, treasurer, Rlch Wrlbur, presrdent, Jack Johannes, Rene Knlght. 0 9 o o o 1 A I 5 2 L 2 f- ' f - A pa- A f. J ' ,t V s , . 5 V ff V A ' 'ft L ' ' ' A A Q A fr' F V ff' M if ' fxrlf ' , f . : .' 0 . . . Q , l . . . ' . J . . . . . 2 J ' . . r. . 1 . ' - ' . ' Tm . : I . . I . , . . I . , . 1 1 1 . I -88- nn 'WZu.ruca! 'l77a.QA1JwA il Front R Son show iff' 'O Heh: Phyul Vam atom Moffat Ladd1eM S ePard Beverlyl. d cY D011 Ward arun er-ry Bev ers jlm Str bl I3-D usrm an es Barb I MamEnT0ghlg2a'wrliow lgf, i0f::2?uRyb ayecinjriggl ZeZrz:0TE2st P52118 Lagerberg Do an e 0 U Morrrs mms E1 3 11m Gm alne Tho S The Musrc Club started off the year successfully wrth a dance The musnc was furnrshed by the Salma Hrgh Symphonettes under the drrectron of Mr R C Chartrer The band was drvrded rnto two equal factrons and each tned to outplay the other Thns rarsed the rnterest rn the band to a hrgh prtch as was shown by the enthusrasm of the dancers One of the proyecrs under taken by the club thrs year was organrzrng a means of acknowl edgmg the accomplrshments of the hrgh school musrcrans t the end of the year A program was put on by Niusrc Club members only to grve the members rn the club more experrence rn publrc performance whxch rs the purpose ofthe club Another purpose of the program was to put an extra hrgh polrsh on therr contest solos Ves M 3X Romelser X 1 OFF1cER5 presrdent. LCfl ta' nght. Yale Daw , 1 . an Ausun, secrezaryg Elaiiepgizrlginzi Phyllis Shepard vi x feasul-er. C8 Standing: William Solden, Frank Bumstead, joan Kendrick, Delores Weir, Shirley Ditto, joybelle Brockelman, Mike Madden, Betty DeWitt, Ora Miller, Glendon Rhea, june Ashcraft, Max Thayer, LaVem Mann, Ronald Oblander, jack jones, Kenny Kellams, Danny Lohmann, janet Bowman, LaDonna Levin, Doris Wiggins, Mrs. Eula Walker. Seated: Lois Heer, Beverly Anderson, Beverly Newland, Betty Fairman, Connie Kolasch, Grace justvig, jane Gruber, Ann Milner, Fern Smith, George Stephens, Kenny Sidles, David Shannon, Jim Sanborn, Dorothy Robbins. Distributive Education with its many branches is an important phase of business training. Local merchants cooperate in making the on-the-job training possible. Phases of business training stress- ed in the classrooms are: business arithmetic, English, spelling, salesman- ship, human relations, and specialized training designed to meet the individ- ual needs resulting from working on the job. While engaged in part-time, school supervised work, pupils earn while learning the best business practices for themselves and the community. '11 lauuuhqyfwup Max Thayer, President, Committee Chairmen: Doris Wiggins, jim Sanborn, Ann Milner, Mrs. Eula Walker, Sponsor, Kenny Sidles, Danny Lohmann, Ronald Oblander, june Ashcraft, Betty DeWitt, Ora Miller. -90-.. Snafitm The Usherettes, sponsored by Miss Dorothy Andrews, each year become a more active organization with their services becoming more and more in demand. They chose Wauneta Gunclrel to lead them in their various activities during the past year. This organization is composed of eight senior girls and eight junior girls who are chosen on the basis of their scholastic standing, neatness in appearance, courtesy, and adeptness in coping with all situations that may occur. All Usherettes serve their junior and senior years and at the end of this period receive a letter. The Usherettes can be seen at all school functions as: football and basketball games, concerts, productions of the dramatics department, and other events which require their services. Working al the basketball games is just one of :be Usbereltes' many jobs. Here Darlene Sondergard and Twyla Hrabe sbow some Maroon fans to lbeir seals. First Row: Kay Ford, jane Kasson, Darlene Sondergard, Wauneta Gunckel, Head Usherette. Second Row: Twyla Hrabe, Norma Toubier, Georgie Lamer, joyce Lacy, Jeannine Brookhouser, Doris Wiggins. Third Row: Nancy Green, Betty Toubier, Rita Morton, Marian Robinson, Jolene Manning, Esther Hauptli. J 'mgwzqy ' FRENCH CLUB Front Raw: Phyllis Bell, Joyce Steinle, Irene Samuelson, Jo McGimsey, sec'y5 Jackie Payne, vice-pres.g Rosemary Shelly, treasg Jackie Goodnight. Second Raw' Carol Vidricksen Esther Hauptlx Jacque Ziegler, Mary Alice Brettle, Gerry Bevan, Pat Owens Twyla Hrabe, and Mrs Louise Lyda, sponsor Third Raw Leith Watts Sammla Gamble, Charles jenny Bill Hill Jim Ward Larry Gutsch Larry Bean pres Not in picture Don Heath Jaum SPANISH CLUB Front Rou, Connie Brewster Audra Bullinger Marvel Hooper Juanita treas Mrs Julia Balclivieso sponsor Nadine Richmond, vice pres Sharon Clark Pat Cook Third Rau o Peterson Vera Carlson sec y Shirley Schnever Jo McG1msey Conny Bums Jeanne Hanni Gaylcne Duryee Back Ron Jerry Clements Dale Holmgren Gary Haynes Ned Rose Vernon Just John Ricltlefs Paul Shedd 92 1 I I 1 i V x ' 1 i 1 'Y I II 6 ' ll Applebaugh. Second Roni: -Pat Hawk, Sally Levin, Cliona Jlall,er, pres.g Virginia Yost, - ' F J I l , , ' 5 ' ' , ' , ' ' Jfvlwll, SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIl:.TY Front Row left to rzgbt Phyllls Shepard, Twyla Hrabe Don Flory, secretary Elatne Thodrs, treasurer Tom Bowman vzce preszdent Sam Logan, preszderzt Joleen Manning Second Row Betty Toubler, Donna Lmdsey, Sondra Sutton, Ester Hauptll, Jeannlne Broolchouser, Janice Austm, Dtann Llnn Tbzrd Row anet Kirkpatrick Sue Martm, Fayetta Bell Shtrley Schultz, Carol Vldrrckson Pourtb Row Gerry Bevan Shlrley Laubengayer Cllona Waller, Wauneta Gunckel Darlene Sondergard Delores Prater, Arlone Brown, Barbara Odgers Fz th Row Yale Davis, John Slmpson, Max Thayer, Jay Keelmg, Bob Hansen -1 ,Gam Q -L!! S'7 7 UNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row left to rxgbt Patsy Sutton, Gennelle Llnvllle Thea Kay LEWIS, Loralle Ballou, Ernestlne Ball Second Row Connxe Eller anus Broman, Lmda Lemon Sara Carlm, Jody Conrad, Sally Davxs, Elalne Kocher Tbzrd Row Mary Felt, Jerry Glover, hltzabeth lllnther, Sally Stauffer, Beverly Bumstead Fourth Row Sandra Dlllmg Shirley Smtth, Sall Scnven Joyce Stemle, Phyllls Bell Steve Cox F1 th Row Bob Pmdall Rich Wllbur, lm Schu tz Sldney Rlnard, Max Grlffln Don Warders 93 . .T . 4 I I l: - . , 'I . I. - Y . : : . . 0 . . . . K , I. I . . J . I . , . . . U : 1 1 Y 1 I . . . . ax -, . t I - ef I - . l I U , sy I v ' ' F GI gi: , 4 V f X, I x 2 ' g , 'r' A J ' D , 1 , L 5 1 K 4 . 1 B 5 , 9-I 2 f ', 4 'Q I ! , A Q , A Y i r A . R I J I h I . 'I . . , . V I. . 4 , J . Q I . I , . . . . J I. i . . Q, . - if .I , . I . , . f Y J I 7 ' lbwln J Jw Siwid LEFT TO RIGHT Miss Lucnle Groves Sponsor Thea Kay Lewis Vice President Sally Stauff P U1 an i ,A The Salina Hi were sponsored by Miss Lucile Groves, gym teacher at Lincoln. This is an organization designed to promote athletics for girls. The girls at Lincoln participate in differ ent types of athletic games such as baseball basketball ball and tennis and it also consists of physical education exercises This is the only athletic group to which Lincoln girls may belong gh Maroonettes , volley er resident Sue Kenlson Secretary Marilyn Pugh Treasurer Jody Conrad Reporter ' 1444 From Row Mr B E Sxtes, sponsor, Max Thayer, Pat Prewett, Wauneta Gunckel, june Brown, Herb Kaufman Second Row Vnrgmxa Devlnlsh Shrrley Schxever, Bonnre Dale, Harrlet Scholten, Sandra Crrder Tbzrd Row oleen Manmng, Phil Weaver, Darlene Sondergard, Barbara McCollum, Gayleen Duryee Fourzb Row Mary Lu Wrllrams Mary Swedlund, Sharon Clark, Janet Dodge Audrey Fox, Richard Brown, Dlck Beegly Fzfzb Row Connie Brewster, Donna Graham, Dale Holmgren, Gary Haynes, Tom Hampton, john Morrrs 'fi' Camera Club IS open to any student rn school who rs enthusrastroally 1nterested rn photography It meets every Monday mght to drscuss mutual problems and rdeas The mam obyectrves of thrs club are to teach the students the correct way to operate a camera and to learn the correct procedures m developmg thexr own pxctures For thrs mstructxon every member must have hrs own camera, but the club has tn tts possessron an Eastman Vrew camera and a Speed Graphrc Press Camera wrth a flash attachment whxch the club lends for varrous uses A contest was held for contact prmts and one for enlargements The frrst pnze wmmng prcture was entered by Gary Haynes 'WW' anim.. 1 r Y7, . . . 'f . l . - . V, 4 A I M fb. :A ,951 PM-H-jaw: Jifwduwm The Creauve Wnters Club of Salma Hxgh was establrshed for the purpose of promotmg mterest rn the freld of wrrtlng among the students Each year the club publxshes a book contamzng the years contrlbutlons by rts members 1n the fxelds of poetry essays, short stones and dramatrc plays The book rs effectxvely entrtled Pen a four and IS very eagerly recerved by students as well as faculty I 105' Quia: Lows B Zxefgine B QCQXCB acq cis ckex Nad A 1 U-E e gx 5 1, YJ 4150 1 en Q-get! D9 av L6 l at we 009 gt tg Ages 019 Q10 Sega gore el:xl5'evg 0952110 Q Cgaidlngw Getbeqieaqet Siu' Lgiol Y XYAKXS 1 BL Officers, Front Row Jacque Zregler, secretary treasurer V1rg1n1a Yost vice presldent janet Dodge President Back Row Bernlce Whlte and Mary Lu Wxllxams semor edxtors 96- I . 'aa s el X . l 1 7 an oflibe 'Dell vw be d l W ww ' few ur D Ce Y iv. X Q' A16 5? D IAQC1 . wal n , 1 ' 1 I . I , V Bnnlavnmm Gym jluwm Wfwblem The thrrty two lrbrarrans of the past two years or ganrzed a new club wrth Nirss Martha Mae Marsh therr sponsor The mam purpose of thrs orgamzatron rs to make possrble greater use of the lrbrary for the student body The Club carrred out several prolects thrs year rncludrng excursrons llbrarres to understand how they functron, a vrsrt to the lrbrary rn the new rgh school and holdmg a tea for the teachers rn the sprmg The offrcers of the Club were oleen Mannmg presrdent Shrrley Schultz secretary treasurer Harrret Scholten, socral charrman D1annL1nn hrstorran Carol Vrdrrckson, program charr man Wauneta Gunckel publrcrty charrman Fron Row Shrrley Schlever, Barbara Brr tbell Harrrer Scolton, Delores Prater Donna Chapel, Dxann Lrnn, Carol Vxdrrckson Second Row Dorothy Gray Phyllrs Haaga, Ingrxd Byqurst, jean Schwandt, Allegra Wrr t Reva Davrs, Barbara Korn Tbrrd Row Tracy Hargett joan Kurtz, Phoebe Hurley, Shrrley Schultz, Carl Ingermanson Fourth Row joan Watt, Helen Mrlleson, Betty Tourbler, Marilyn Pankratz F1 tb Row Wauneta Gunckel, jane Kassor1,joAnn Oberg, Beverly Trapp Ruth Kohr Irene Belcher, jolene Manning, jeannetze Lough I5 Klub Front Rou CLaun Clubj Jody Conrad vrce presrdent Thea Kay Lewrs treasurer Max Cnffm presrdent janet Hogan secretary Mr Lehmann Sponsor Second Row Shrrley Louderbaugh Phxllys Lambert Myrna Koehn Sally Stauffer, Ann Mooney, joan Smxrh Tlnrd Row Shxrley Perkrns Shxrley Smrth Bernetta Lundstedt, Loralle Ballou Sarah Carlxn, Sally Davls, Mxllrcem Grubbs Roger Meyers, Don Anderson Fourth Row Barbara Darly Mary Felt, Conme Eller, Ernestme Ball Sharon Lynch, Palmer Pnce Fxftb Row Peggy Mong Sandra Dnllmg Carlene Van Fossen Sandra Sledd Marlene Hoyne, Kay Fox, 1300211111 Warders No! an Psclure Coleen Drake c' 'E '04 ec MCC1-afllm S den! Don vyce Wes' Ashford Presrdeni lodl Bingham Lnda Hamm Elizabeth M x CY 1 1 ham fGerman Clubl Don De an E mel Genelle Lmvll C 1 ward Alben' Cunning l L Y m y 0 o mnfll Rlafzfl' HarPekEaraParkCf1 lelryann lodY Curus lucy ne lohn Sanus Max a e rsegcond Row efimr Vugmm Devxmsh wt Luke, Carlxgviundgten Barbarzvzgnjoyce Nelson mmy cliellar 1:1115 Koehn Rona d 0 To Grey T hmann' spoirgixzrne l-mdenm?e:reaSUfcn Leo Fouflb Row g Bxll Pauelso r No! W' Paw 98 'f 1 1 ' Q 1 1 ' ' 1 Q 1 1 - 1 - . ' . Y P 1 I . 1 1 .. ' , Y . 9 U 1 A ' . I Y I Q . ' .a ' ' ' Y I 1' . ,J A C7 Q ,, , , . 5 Q A . ,, , K..7l 3 I L ,. Ax v . . ' 3 1 , , - , . ' 1 , 1 . . I' 1 . ' 1 . 1 , 1 l' . ' , ' 1 , I - ' ' 1 . ' , , ' 1 . 1 1 . 7 ' Y b - . 1 ' Le : I , Tigers Host To Maroonsp ek lnitica ' Both Se I CKL Wln W WNW .4 ! 3 ,L- iv f .A 9, bn W 9' CP f I ? Head Coach R.L. Dutch Goering Assistant Coach Harold Opdycke john Sxmpson Mac Stevenson Phil Martin George Sheldon Gary Wonderling Dean Bowyer Charles Ienney Ray Fox Duane Lindenmeyer Gene Mcseke - awww Mrddle Row ames Hall J D Patterson Ray Strrckland Kaye Pearce Jim Hotchkiss Les Morrison Jrm Ward James Gorrell Duck Mooney Denms Adggg Bottom Row Lambert McClure Bnxce Wenger Frxtz Brandt ay Keelrug Phll Weaver jun Gremer Rex Swartz jim Dawdy Larry Werhan Bob Knsmer 'LST' A ll l L Football Manger j erry Fnzp mek Fulk!! Hunger lax Gufia izuivm nf pw 9,114 sa Coach R.L. Goering talks over the junction City game with E. Patterson and jobn Simpson The 1951 Mustang football team had a difficult time getting started, losing their first start to the non-league Wichita East Aces by a 28-6 count. The first home game was a CK1- encounter with the McPherson Bullpups in which the Mustangs could not get rolling and were defeated 15-7. The first out of town league game was played in a big rain storm at Clay Center and again the Mustangs were downed 25-7. Coach Dutch Goering's team came to life after that and 'defeated the Abilene Cowboys 12-O in the season's biggest upset. This was the only defeat suffered by the Cowpokes for the season. The Mustangs hit the skids again by losing to the Hutchinson Salt Hawks in the annual Homecoming tilt. This game came out 19-6 for the visitors. Next the Goering crew traveled to Kansas City where they dropped their game to the state's num- ber one team by a 42-7 score. The final two games on the schedule helped the standing for the Mustangs since they won from Junction City 12-6 at Maroon Field. The season's finale, played in a bitter cold, snowy, windy stadi- um at Kansas State was a win for the Maroon clad Salinans by a 7-6 score. This win allowed the Mustangs to tie for third place in the CKL stand- ings with McPherson. 3' Qc 1' Ng' 'F Larry Mullins. KUVISH-9 Swff' athletic director speaks Dirk Mooney and a junction City player battle post-season football banquet overa Mustang aerial attempt. 102- umd'Llp6'.46v'u14Qfwp7 -Y- .....L.. B SQL AD B k r Bob Hurst, Bob Prnkall Nhke Front Row Ie t to rzgbl lm Haley, Lelth Watts, Fred Inman Bruce a e , Krrkpatrlck Garold Culley jxm Schultz Max Green Drck McK1nney, manager Second Row jack Johannes Gary Nelson, Drck Hodges, Louxs Koehn jim Ramsdell David Lamar, Rlchard Wrlbur, Pat Bolen llalbert Varney Harry Bennett Clarence Case Darrell Nichols Tbud Row Grlbert West, Bob Schnexder, Ron Smxth, Wxlbur Duran B111 Boyd, Sydney Rxnard Donald Meseke, Henry Gehrke Douglas Newland jrm Gardenhlre Bob Dxckerson, Coach Charles Hetrlck Fourth Rou Kaye Pearce Steve Schrr-1dt Jim Ellrot, Myron Nlerer, Raymond Hernandez Don johnson Sam W n Wolford, Buddy Brann, Don Lymann, Coach Paul Zerger, Coach Earl Morrlson Yowell, Bob lznke, arre B s Wm Four Drop One ut of frve starts was a frne 1951 B FOOTBALI SCHILDULF McPherson Clay Center Abllene Newton JUHCIIOD Cnty 26 Salma Salma Salma Salma Salma An umdentlfxed Mustang ball c ran up against a solid wall ofAb11ene tacklers ln the Salma-Abxlene battle I'he Mustangs upended the Cowpokes 12 toO October October October 16 November 6 November 13 arner Wrnnmg four games o record to show for all the work accomplrshed by Coach B team Morrrson and hrs I'he Salma club carrled the VICIOQ torch onto the McPherson, 6 2 Clay grrdlron rn four straxght games, 1 47 7 Ixewton, 13 O, losmg only to Center, 47-O Abrlene, junctron Crry the last game, 19 25 To Mr Morrrson, who resrgns thrs year, and hrs fme h nks for the fme showrrgl football team, a hearty t a fl . M rn Horcbezgs grinds O 1151071 Ss Pllcb the Ab,-leziv gyglijbyards as I e oys, 12 to 0 -lU5- 12 Jluclfrnl jfwah Jlrw FRESHMAN FOOTBALL S Front Row I QUAD ef! to right: Roger Pryor, Ned Norris Tom Ritterhouse Dick Mor enstem Clarence Crawford Duane Morris, Richard Longmofer, Frankie Sheffer Don Longhofer, Bnxce Panenstiel manager Second Row: Coach Nelson Orendorff, Larry Shoffner, Jimmie McDaneld, Verland Turner Dee Ulrich erry Exline Don Cox Gary Nichols Mike Prewett, Rodger Bennett, Willard Ramsdell, Tommy Youn Bob Carlson Phil Werhan, Fred Finch Thzrd Row Coach Pete Phtllrppi, Robert Ashford Charles Pierce Larry Lefflngwell Clark Burns, Rusty Bachelor Marshall Crowther J Dee Headly, Stewart Horejsx, Gary Adams Jerry Belt, Harry Geske, Marvin Peterson Bob Anderson, james Johannes, Duane Mills Robert Duffy Fourth Row Paul Sabin Alan Bloomgren, Eugene Saylot, Kenneth Morgan, Std Gibson Charles Levi Robert Wood jeral Robinson, Bill Lewis Ronald Stansbery I W mond Cannon, Melford McNall U1 oover Joe Schissler, ay arren Jay H y jerry Pettle i Freshman football co h ac es P L 'Pete Phillrppx and Nelson Orendorff and their junior Mustan s had g a rough season The grid begin ners got off to a rather poor start Although they improved as the season progressed, the opponents must have been do1ng the same since the Phrllrppi proteges failed to win a single game in four In their initial game they lost to the McPherson frosh 32 14 In their second game they dropped a close one to Manhattan 20 14 but the follow ing week junction City blasted out a 32 12 win and the final contest with Hutchinson found the Mustangs at the sho d rt en of a 31 6 score N 4 The M or out to produce a hot team Dutch C ocrzng s boys show promzse zn pre season scrzmrnage uslarzgs go through a hot w le. 104- uno' li' 50 r Puuinsl' Qibtfiaied wgtlgits 0502095 Bfuce Mdooghe Md the hom Qofmm w ge In compiling a seasonal record of 17 wins only six losses, the 1951-52 edition of Mustangs added two more trophies to Salina High trophy case. The team won regional title and tied with junction for C.K.L. crown, however in the first round the revamped state AA tourney the Maroons were bumped by a strong Shawnee Mission team, 52 to 37. Starting the season with four lettermen - Bruce Wenger, Dick Mooney, Duane Linden- meyer, and Larry Werhan - the Maroons dropped their first game to Topeka. As the season progressed the Maroons became steadily stronger, and by the close of the season they had avenged earlier defeats at the hands of Abilene, junction City, and Topeka. Bruce Wenger with an 18 point average was the state's fourth ranking ' AA scorer. and the the the the of Coach Earl Morrison imparts alittle court sense to his team az a Maroon practice session. wing ..:c,m4.2, Shortly before the beginning of the hardwood campaign, the Ma.roon's long-time coach, Earl Morrison, resigned from his post in order to enter private business. Morrison had directed Salina High teams since the 1936-37 season. Fol- lowing the McPherson game on February 8, Morrison was hospitalized with a kidney ailment, and P. L. Phillippi, B team coach, took over the coaching reins for the remainder of the season., Morrison's tenure as coach produced Salina's first state champions, in 1945 and 1950. Morrison coached teams swept or tied for the C.K.L. championship in 12 of the 15 years in which he coached, and since 1941 only one team has finished below first place. Eight regional titles have also been won during the Morrison regime. 1951-52 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE ' T5 cl 0 nC '0 90 'S U gf f fiileo 44- Dec. 7 Salina 58 Topeka Dec. 15 Salina 53 Hutchinson Dec. 19 Salina 53 Emporia Jan. 4 Salina 49 Manhattan Jan. 5 Salina 50 Newton Jan. 8 Salina 41 McPherson Jan. 11 Salina 50 Junction City Jan. 15 Salina 54 Abilene Jan. 25 Salina 56 Clay Center Jan. 29 Salina 59 Chapman as 'Feb. 1 Salina 1 Wichita North he bofgiw 'Feb. 2 Salina 48 Wyandotte ' Feb. 5 sam.. 67 Manhattan Feb. 8 Salina 42 McPherson Feb. 12 Salina 56 Junction City Feb. 15 Salina 69 Chapman Feb. 18 Salina 55 Abilene Feb. 19 Salina 56 Emporia Feb. 22 Salina 61 Topeka Feb. 29 Salina 59 Clay Center xMar. 6 Salina 54 Manhattan xMar. 8 Salina 64 Junction City xxMar- 12 Salina 37 Shawnee Mission U X XX Wichita North Invitational Tournament Regional Tournament State Tournament 5 -105- ...L li' fx? V 7957-52 Jfonp RICH WI LBUR BOB HU RST GEORGE SHILLDON LARRX WERHAN BRUCE WEN GER Bruce Wenger the Maroons bzgb scormg center D PATTILRSON MYRON MEIER oes u to tall two more or Salma a azrzst 8 P 3' S junclxon Czty whom the Maroons defeated 50 I 44 ln lbezr zrst meetzng at Salma 106- J.. ' X . .' f A B' . .ft , .. JAY KILELIING flame 'Wlofmiaon ' GERALD CULLI-.Y KENT HURLBURT DUAINF LINDENNAEYER P ,gm MAC S'ILVl NSON DOIN HILATH DICK MOONEY Muslang and McPherson players waz: mlensely lo see whether or not the ball wzll drop zbrough the net The Bullpups de eated the Mustangs 48 to 42 m Memonal Hall 107 Dwvf Pfmaud Jutwm A SQUAD Front row left to ngbt Dick Mooney jay Keelxng, Larry Werhan Bruce Wenger, Duane Linden meyer, Kent Hurlburt, and Bob Hurst Second Row George Sheldon Don Heath I D Patterson Mac Stevenson, Myron Meier, Garo1dCu1ley, and Rich Wilbur Back Row Wilbur Duran Ray Hernandez Kaye Pearce jerry FRESHMAN TEAM Front row left to ngbt joe Schxssler Dick Mor enstem Keith Vogt Clarence Crawford, Frank Chrxsbens, Duane Morris Gary Nichols, Ronald Stansbcrry, an Tomm Young Second Row Charlie Woodard Tom Koblentz, Stewart Horejsi Bob Ashford, Verland Turner, Cla Burns, Gary Adams, and Larry Leffxngwell Back Row Marshall Crowther, manager Stanley Drevets Don Cox, Bob Carlson, Fred Finch Rusty Bachelor, Sid Gibson and Rodger Bennett 10 5 ' ' 1 Weis, Mike Kirkpatrick, Ronnie Smith, and Pat Bolen. i , l , - p I -' i 9 l CF 1 ' r I , . ., ri D - 3- J ' .Show , Pvwm Apnl Apnl Apnl April Hutchmson Invntatxonal Abxlene Relays freshm 80 IDOIFCS C K L at Manhattan Regxonals at Manhattan State OD TRACK LETTERMEN Front Row Stephen Belt James Hall Bob Eckley Laurwm Holmes Wxlbur Duran Bach Row Les Mornson Tom Hoyne J D Patterson Jim Dzeese ymppzm Jw Front Row jackxe Webb, Gllbert West Leo Grey Joe T0ttes Kenny Nnchols james Hall, Letth Watt, Bob Schnexder Claude Jackman Dennxs Adams Phxl Weaver Mellroy Abbott Second Row Albert Gawlth Darrell Ntchols Larry Case, Jerry johnson, Bxll Deanng jxm Haley Louls Koehn, Don Lyman Dlclr Longhofer Ray Strrckland Charles jenny Bob Kastner Charles Hetrlck, coach Tbzrd Row Monty Bratcher, Eugene Taylor Jxm Svoboda Roger Whelchel, Bryce Pfannestell, Phll Werhan, Rlch Lorenson, John Sarvns Mrke Prewett, Ken Rockhold Ricky Kastner Art Larson assrstant coach Back Raw Gary Nelson, Frltz Brant, jim Dawdy, Les Morrison Bruce Baker Drclr Kratzer, Jerry Exltne, Roger Pryor, Warren Wolford Wayne Holmes, Steve Schmidt, manager Coach Charles Hetrxck s wrestlers after wxn nmg thelr fxrst two matches wrth Topeka slxpped tn the mxddle of the season, and then came back strong They capped therr last match wtth Wrnfreld 24 to 21 and took second at the Eastem Kansas regtonals at Wrchlta East Erght of the Mustang matmen qualxfred for the stage tourney at Goodland and s1x of the exght wrestlers who took part m the state placed These wmners earned for the Mustangs a fxfth place ne rn the state meet joe Torres was the states 123 pound champron Roll bzm over yelled tbe team from the bench as james Hall :ned for a pm agamsz bzs Wxcbzm East opponent. 110- . 1 l 1 1 1 .' . 7 ' ' . . . . 1 . 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 l' . . . , 7 J . 7. . ' . , E ' . . 1 1 , . . , . n n Q , , Q 1 H - n . ' , . . . . EW L'fwwfubMluP Dennis Adams 168 pound class and Pbxl Weaver 178 pound class were the only two seniors on tbe 01,5 wrestlzng squad. Uforff lc-,511 In tbe stale mee! at Goodland foe Torres won the 123 pound cbarnpzonsbzp A re eree s decxszon gave the tztle t oe over bzs opponent Erzcson rom Oberlm The Mustangs 157 pourzder Claude jacleman stays atop bxs man ln an e ort to pxck up a ndmg tzme poxnl Dec an an an Feb Fe Feb a Q,0o fo Q qs, s 23 Iofqlf 7:Za,C6 az e I e if Ba gqpp fz eng J' de! Is da P G19 d WS 159 WRESTLING SCHEDUL E Salma Salma Salma Salma Salma Salma Salma Topeka Topeka Wtchxta North Wxchxta North El Dorado Wxchtta East Wmfxeld 111 X. I , I I I. I I . ' W. ' 'ff f E 71 20.' 4 E I ' 0 ' V, 4 4 . 7 ' 35 I . 4 ' 25 , jan. 10 Salina 15 Wichita East I . 18 ' 19 ' ' I . 31 ' 17 ' ' . 4 ' 17 b. 7 ' 20 ' ' . 12 ' 24 ' ' f 0 J - , f I , . I . 4 .' . Hfzalz JIDILUIM Aprrl Aprrl Aprxl Aprrl .--41.-3 Manhattan Here Wrchxta North There Abxlene , McPherson Here Hutchxnson Here BOB HANSEN Aprxl Aprrl TENNIS SCHEDULE May May GLLURGE SHELDON Hutchmson Invrtatronal There C K L Here Regronal at Hutchmson State Front Row Bob Lxndsley Myron Meler, Clifford Waller Phxl Worley George Sheldon, Bob Hansen, Dale Holm en Second Row Don Larson coacb Gilbert Green Don Bowen Ronnne Stansberry B111 Patterson Dee U rch, Duane Morris jim McDonald Pat Bolen Tbud Row Ronald Shuberg, Larry Leffrngwell, Kenneth Velhartlcky, jxm Schultz, Earl Bollrnger, George Kendle, Dfhrshall Crowther, Bryce Pfannenstxel jerry Pettle 112 g L.. 1 .1 .25 . .. '4 '3o... .7. 9. . '18 ' 17 N N N Swffwwe M0 Ev!! ...,, Ircnl Rou Ie! o Hgh! l.m1ceDyck coach Larry Gutsch Mac Stevenson Kent llurlburt john Slmpson Herb lxaufman Larry Correll Second Roa Rusty liathelor Bob Anderson 'Ned Norris lay Andersen Don Picher john Ryberg Gary Nelson llal Williamson Back Rau, Steye Schmidt Fddie .Sherman Larry Bean Tom Hampton Charles Darley Tom Rxtterhouse Rodger Bennett Richard Hatton Kent 4 eery April April April Salina Invitational N l on Manhattan Invitational Hutchinson Invitational May ll ay N ay Topeka State State at Salina I C . X 4 . S, -E ' , an, -- , ' ,J ' I .I . 5 pq v I J N 'I f ! T i Y 1 1' .' 1 1 r I s I 1 April 10 Wichita Invitational May 2 ' ' 18 f ' ' ' Gul. 5 S 'l5i i'Ll-I 7 C. K. I.. ' ' 22 ' ' 1 16 ' 25 ' ' ' .1 17 -uv 3 x 1 4 . My X' -My J! - 'ls Y Q T.- , , 2 . J , , 7 Y all - Z 51 I n. LKYRX or raw um HURLBI Rf 101m SIMPSON 5 flwrbn 6111.11 Front Row lc t Lo right Larry Werhan, Lambert McClure, Kent Hurlburt Don Cam, Leon Strecker George Wxlllams Ken Smxth john Srmpson James Dreese Jim Hotchkxss, Mr Phlllrppx Second Row Rex Swartz Dennis Adams Elvxn Brotton I D Patterson jim Ward, Jackxe Webb Joe Torres Larry Gutsch Phrl Martxn, Ste hen Belt Third Row Dlck Mooney, Bob Eckley, Dean Bowyer Les Morrrson Wrlbur Duran James Hall Darrel Nxchols, George Sheldon, jrm Dawdy, Duane Lrndenmeyer Phrl Weaver Fourth Row Tom Hoyne, Fr1tz Brandt, Bruce Wenger Bob Kastner, Ray Strxcklancl, jrm Grelner Kenneth Nlchols Bob Hansen Not an picture Jay Keelrng, Laurwxn Holmes Gary Wonderhng The newest orgamzatron rn Salma Hrgh rs the Lettermen s rn january of 52 It had been rnactrve srnce 1947 Any one who lettered rn football basket ball, wrestlmg, golf, track, or tenms was elrgrble for member shrp Thrs rncluded managers The mam purpose of thrs club 1S to create and marntarn better sportsmanshrp and feelmgs between sports partrcrpants A project whrch they plan to undertake rn the future rs the sporfsormg of a B football and basketball game for the purpose of frnancrng therr organ rzatron Takrng the le d rn all acuvrtres was Jrm Hotchkrss as presrdent. He was capably ass-rsted b the vxce- resrdent, Met 1059 john Sunpslon, andj lg Patter edemry 'felis Phxlll 1' son as secretary treasurer Therr Patterson sen, Mr P sponsor, Mr P L Phrllrppr R'5 ll-lolgchkxss, PWS' was present at all meetmgs and FXCERS Lefzgvdem hm supetvrsed then actrvrtres OF Ona vxcepx S 114- , :V ap. iq- 5 3 A X .-J 'L ' 4. cr l ' no f ll' f f, I I . . ' 4 x' . K V r p XY. , i ' L L, L y 5 l 'll ,rv . l 1 I v I ' ' I 1 I 9 , . . 1 , D D, , I . n s s , - . : 1 Q l 1 , ' 1 1 ' : 9 . . . , , Q Club which was re-established 3 Q , g . . . . K ' 3 lr D 1 ' , E 12 4 ' , . . 4 l ' ll pp I . a . 3 . - - - ,' , - QP , . . Id 3 ' . . . . D l ' I, ' hi ' l . . . . . s 3 I .ivrivfq gil jim Spotlight JDM!! of the Bands was a contest be- tween the Maroon and White sections of the Salina High Dance Band. The White Band, above, was judged most outstanding. RIGHT: A scene taken from the Sweetheart Dance held in the Barn, February 13. LEFT: Each year the student council of Wash- ington High trims a Christmas tree that is placed in the hall. Some members of the A Capella Choir were caught singing carols around the tree. BOTTOM: In the last home basketball ame with To eka, the gPep Club addgd to the atmos- phere by seating them- clves in the gzrmation ofthe Maroon . The band which plays for the games is seated above the Pep Club. OH'-, no s fs 'G' Jfomacomzhq Pafuwlc, fi , . .X X S 71: . D ef SX sm 5 RXXYX URN 'X ff?4 I C, 5 I 'naw mmf . im!!! On March 10 the a ile facult at Washin ton Lincoln 1 S y S v I and Roosevelt laid aside their dignity and donned basket- ball suits of various colors. Since there is a better and a worse to every game, this time the faculty came out for the worse and the Red Cross for the better, since about 3800 was added to the quota for '52, lt was pre- dicted that the game between the Washington Blue-Aces and Scott-Brooks' Academy, as the teams were called, might be the game of the year and was called by some, The Battle of the Bulge. Faculty members who did not participate in the game itself, helped by serving as cheerleaders, on the complete medical staff, or as fans. The final result was a doubtful 29-29 tie which more than 2000 screaming fans cheered to the final gun. . XB' Lingo ft. eV olt' Glxbeol Bw trsho ovuol ' :gli an Stlile fc' .fvbilmvil o sei CV' 00 ba ,Pete xookl'-'B o n W ashl s Pxslovgick-,99' l bound a vie agede 2-iv' fi 'WX' -117- A maze of arms become entangled in n scrap over a loose ball during the contest. Clutch Cleavinger, 48, Gorgeous Gerber, and Pistol Pete Phillippi, 24, look on intently. r With enthusiasm and pep Leah Coyne and ,lack Kelly hooped it up as Washington's cheerleaders, while Joan Lorson and Lucile Groves were Lincoln- Roosevelt boosters. ' KM Uheamlw 'rf The charter members of the newly organized science club are: left to right, front row: Barbara Wagner Fllzaheth Ashford, Shirley Schiver, Leland Carlson. Back row: Mary Felt, Herb Kaufman, john Ricklefs, jim Brown Tom MCKC11213 Mr. A. G. Williams, sponsorg Tom HOYHC-f V O C? fi ? .5 --x A Z '-,,, ' Lil' K' -IS -5 f X b fm E ma.. ...sq -..- -M., U -hi 1 ff fr P ' ffm ' N'w.,. -' 4,11 fb' iii . , ., ,v uh? , Q AAN. . . WZ Q 'M ,, kts, A, 1... 4, 'N ' . . ' x Y - g , 433- - -. f f . 1, xxx, .IX xl 'xx ,y 1 1.4 If-Q I V .. VHu-4... 1, 1 ,I 4 ,f X The follovvlng firms and business concerns have made a valuable contribution to the 2 Trail Without their help this book v ould have cost each holder considerably more Iatronize these merchants vvho have helped the financial status for this Dublicatlon Bai ton Webstei, Jeweler Bolen Wood Realtors Cai der Skelly Service Santa Fe 81 N11 lbeiiy Phone 9 95 H made Chili SL Pig Sandwiches Either Hele or to G Red Seal Shop Coles Ready to Wear 127 N Santa Fe Consolidated Salina The Stationery Store In Salina Currier 8a Garrett Real Estate Sz Insuiance Eberhardt Soft Water Service 243 S Fifth Phone 4912 Ed Gunnerson, Photographer EDD s Bootery Forrey s Market Gage Plumbing 85 Heating Co., Inc. Sal1na's Home of Geneial Electlic Houghton's Bakery ild s Ready to Wear 100 North Santa Fe F E Jones Tue Co , Inc eith s Radio Repau Street Phone 311 Kenny s Shoe Store Lamer Hotel Barber Shop Lefflngwell s Inc Films For Everv Occasion Long Investment Company Stocks and Bonds Lowe s Poultry and Sporting Goods Mason Furnitule Exchange Students VN ek ome McLellans Store Nicol s Furniture Norris Furniture Co. Phil Rose Jewelers 108 North Santa Fe Salina Body Sz Fender Works J' ' 1 V' - - .1 , - . ' ' 1 . K. , . .' .1 7 mi 7- 2 , .. . . Y . , O- . o ' 7 . x - ' Y . I ' . 'I 7 7 ! --120i Sahna OfflCQ Supplv Sahna Shoe Mant Secuuty 8. Sawlngs Loan Axe n Seng, Agency Sledd S Food Mzuket Snappy Lunch Vel non Jewelel s W allace G1 sun Co F1tZpH'C11Ck Mol tgage Companx VS B 8. W Beauty Sho TERRILL S Shop Axound the Co1ne1 Weeks Food Mfuket WQQLQIH D1S'E11bUtO1S W h1te C1 ow n Lunch Wood Q Palnt Stole 113 S 71 '51 Vifunpx Q Inn I' C W Lynn Abet1act Co nc W11SOH Bakely S11x e1m1st Floul Oehlelt Skelly Se1v1ce Statlon N h Hauold H211 tley a . 7 I 1 L C V The Home of Lowem' Food Prices ' N' , , 1 .w 1. u ., . . a 1. Y v Sr v. j- ww, Y - n v L. L . L , I . I . J' ' -. I . 7th Phone 4 9 ' Y, 5 L , , 110 last Walnut ' I - . L ., . 1 1 . 1 Y o 1 n Q Y 1 . . 1 . 1. 'l J' Y 1 1 . . . 109 'est Iron, Ph. 2422 fint and Crawford v 7 - 1 1 7 1 I I I KANSAS WESLEYAN UNIVER ITY A Friendly Christian School With A Sound Program KWU HAS SERVED SALINA STUDENTS FOR 66 YEARS Now, academically stronger fhan ever before, if is heffer able to offer you a Completely sound College program. MA JORS Arr Bnologncnl Scxence Business Admxmstratxox Chemxstry Elementary Education English Lxterature German Hxstory Home Economncs Matluemntncs Musnc Physncal Educatnon Psychology Rclngxon :md Phxlosophy Socnology Speech e Robxnson Mllllflg Company Ed Morgenstern Prcsldent in ,W Mi E' A fr'-xv Pnoun noemson c-1au.mo co ann' SALIHA KANSAS 122 Co educatlonal Attracuve Beautlful Campus 452 of Faculty hold doctor s degrees Wrzte The Admzsszons Counselor Kansas Wesleyan Unwerszty Salma Kansas Salma Kansas B Morgenstern M mwgcx ' i no 5 ' fl, Xlf . . . . . . Q A . .V l 0 fl- 3 - 7 xl-J Sa fl? if fl Th 5 sre so cl, . I .,q, ,S l ' H A 7 ff .1 ZS ,L I . . A f af, fm- 7 'AV ' A: dxqk j fl l' -I by' , , , , , A 5 ,,,,fMlye+g M ' wi .fW'l S SQ - 1' llll Qif'fl so ' A 5 LOOK FOR THIS LABEL ON THE GIPTS XOL GIXE Si'-WQ KS GIFTS 0 NLRB' LNG CARD. LOOK FOR THIS LABEL ON TH GIFTS YOU RECEIVE Geo Se1tz Shoe Co ec 7 V oss a u yf Congratulatrons to the Graduatmg Class of 1952 Dopp Supply and Pamt Company SthStF 71422 Lq dEa ls FREE DELIVERY Magerkurth Studio Ph t g aphs S 4581 Congratuhtrons to Class of S2 Ashton s Grocery Ice and Food Lockers W C 6581 Of S ppl: MldWCSt Typewriter Supply Sales and Servlce Floyd Reynold E t n Phon 4321 Kansas The Neely Cafe Sallnas Frrendly Restaurant TOM NEELY O Congraiulailons and Best Wlshes for the Future Soldan s Radlator Shop Qulnn Luggage Co S Repaxr Zrpper Notebooks Nash Sales and Servxce Boyer Nash Motors nc SALINA KANSAS 3757 117 N 7th St ' fice u 'es . , v Y O Q , , B o - srxrxo I anrxfr - s 111 as Iro E e Salina, 127 South Santa Fe . 1 . , wner O 1217 ou an a e -Phone - , . Automotive ac uers an n me Au Kinds of paints and Val-nishes Radiator Repair, Recoring 8a Cleaning Phone 7-0387 - 131 0. 4th N' A Life's Treasures - Your o o r ' 207 outh Seventh 1221E N. anta Fe Phone - - 3 9 I . Phone . . 901 . rawford Phone 41-31 Claude Melvin Motor Co. USED CARS Buy - Sell - Trade Central Typewrlter Co Congratulatlons Class of 1902 Ryl Typ D W tl 4629 VARSITY TOWN CLOTHES an Sports Wear for Young Men Haggard Qaurtiwcp Hoyt West Congl atulatlons Class of 52 Kansas Health Spot Shoe Stores lnc Band Box -523' Cleaners W.Ah COMPLIMENTS OF Leldlgh and Havens Lumber Co Over 70 Years SGIVICG Best of Luck lo Salma H1gh Alllson Food Market Cozy Inn Hamburgers 108 N S Exlme Service Derby Gasolme Veedol Motor O11 U S Royal Tlres Washmg and Greasmg 11 S 8th t SALINA KANSAS L Hotel 108 s I I O I II I ll Your o a ewriter ea1er 111 es ron Phone I - o. Complete line of Junior Coats - S 't - D Millinery d A ' ' evsmh 5 . I O 3 ' 9 o. S. 221 S. S ta Fe Salina, Kansas ' -l24-- Congratulations from YQ r.oon,2'i?zAn rmzs Storey-Harris Tire Co. 222-226 North Sant F Gross 8z Gross Auto Works Wrecked Cars Rebuilt 4 Lloyd Morrison Grain Hay Feed d B 1 2251 MASSEY HARRIS a es Service Salma Farm Supply 41 901 B IOIII Richmond Glover 6: Barhse Insurance Congratulations Class of '52 from Clare Generator Service Armature Rewinding-Generator A Starter Rebuilding PHONE 7-3321 307 E. Walnut SALINA, KANSAS Johnson Brothers Construction Company SALINA KANSAS E O J h T R J Congratulations Class of 52 Vogue Theatre Salmas Smart Cinema Congratulations Class of 52 Electric Fixture and Supply Co 1211 S0 th Sa t F NJ A Salina Institution H 5473 218 S th 4tt . I Over 0 Years in Salina . . 0 nson . . ohnson - a Unite ui ding Phone , , , u . , S l ' . Q 1 0 O Phone 7-26 - roadway u na e Congratulations Class of '52 S f fa 'V Tilly any I ll - - - ll I Coal - ardware - Paint Ph ou 'z .- 25... Cook Paint 8: Varnlsh Co NhSa FAe Headquarters For Young Men s Shoes DON MAXWELL w th SAUM BROS CEMENT CONTRACTORS We speczalzze m Colored Concrete CECIL SALM ARNOLD SAUM do y Marshall Auto Store N WB Low s Drug Store Prescription Spec1al1st 09 N h S T L Collins Interior Decorator 736 N th 9th St Ph e 661 The Farmers National Bank K a Oldest Bank 1n Saline County D p C p Hlway Sundrv Store M Fountarn Luncheonette Sundrres G1llS AT INTERSECTION OF CONGRATULATIONS T0 YOU GRADUATES OF 1951 'Sf,'f9',.ff .,'Z.,'4'2.f.ff ' SEARS Sears Roebuck 8: Co N th S Romelser Grain Co Gram Merchants SALINA KANSAS I O Q O O . 116 ort nta e v nue of - on 2 Salina, Kansas Salina' Kansas I I j Salina, ans s Member Federal e osit Insurance or . . 0 t'Where Young Folks eet Yr 7-3512 733 Merill 7-2571 HIGHWAYS 81 81 40 Hea uarters For: Monarch Bic cles, I Motorola Radios, Brunswick Tires I 128 o. Santa Fe . D. . oulter - Mgr. 144 or anta Fe , O I I Phone 4656 - 1 ort anta Fe , I i126- SALINA SUPPLY C0 WHOLESALE Plumbmg Supplzes Heatmg Equzpment Carrzer Azr Condztzomng 302 N SANTA FE PHONE 2221 Spend Your Luncheon L f N Hour wnh Us 75 W S Olyth lty BRNAINTID 81 TheASzGCafe EH 'SSW and Puritan Cafe Any C 117 271 V o AHGUS HUUM Gus 'moms Congratulations to the Class of 52 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 52 Exllne DIBSBI Englne Works BONDED DIESEL ENGINEERS B ox 446 PHONE 4683 SALINA, KANSAS 1 27 o . ll 1 e erve n e A f Finest Quai F d Coffee. Tea Spice Restaurant, Hotel 8: Inst't t F' tures, ' men. I O R d Parties Occasi r -2 F F' E t t 'nme t isit ur 7 1 O O I Congratulations to the Class of '52 431 IN KANSAS IS YOUR SHOPPING CENTER Te Planters State Bank Over 50 Years of SQTVICG Capnal and Surplus S400 000 UU WWl d d lDp I C p I The Mason Investment Company, Inc. 5117 Installment Financing an General Insurance 6393 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 52 C 153 So 5th Phone 7 3283 '29 N. S t F Ph Salina, Kansas s -EN , . e e come th, Privilege of S g H y B li Stu ents and F ltj M mber of F - 'Qt - ' Complxments of 75,0 DAIRIES COMPANY f fu Select Drury 771010100 Recht s Prescripnon Drug Store d h 5 Sl Anderson f Swan Furniture Company 1 Congratulations to the Class of 52 ri' c-I 'WMI' M Compliments to the Graduatlng Class of 52 DM O O CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 52 L . Duelgwc l UUAIITY SHYYIFI PRlff CONGRATULATIONS STUDEBAKER A Bell Motor Co CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE BAUMAN 8: WAGNOR The Central Cablnet Sz Fixture Co WANASHM g Inienor or Exterior Wood Trim 732 NORTH NINTH 3081 Dont Say Bread Say loaihs lolmm Bakery I H r . , I 4-4 4 4444.- monu cc V878 of Kansas Owned and Operated 9 Santa Fe an As . Phone 409 - a ina, Kansas I Popu arly Priced Home Furnishings 115 West Iron Phone 3212 Ph 4871 - 311 E st Iron I l 9 O I . . , ana er G ' Phone I I ' r gems V f - 9.. SAUNA KANSAS SALINA KANSAS Between Duckwall s 8: Watson Theatre Its the Fashion to go to Wood Fashlon Cleaners th 7th 5109 Compllments ot the Rogers Outdoor Advertising R M CRAY? GREEN t P H W y B ll t Leighton s Say It With Flowers BEST WISHES To the Class of 52 Wldners Sundries 1500 0401 GOOD Ch 1 Congratulations to the Class of 52 H J Taylor Construction Company F OR SCTIEEDEJL QIIQIEJQQRAPH S Uniform Quality and Price PHONE 5631 The Camera Shop te ph Eq P Developing Prmtmg Enlarglng y 9 O t y E C Wyatt Gram Co United Building Congratulations to the Class of 52 Floyd Corum Used Cars W t P 3041 ' 9 9 I I O I 0 I I in 105 Nor Phone I ' Pho o ra ic Supplies 8: ui ment O O . Pictorial Ar ists - Designers - Sign ainter Poster Panels i- a u e ins Inb ' U b 5 109 W. Lincoln Phone 6941 207 South Santa F6 -- Phone 7-1732 I , I I O Q fy . ,I Q s o J 1 . O East Iron Phone T- F tain Service 115 QS acific Those ' '-b 'S ' Phone 7- Salina, Kansa Lunches. Sandwi h -ISO- SALINA TRACTOR COMPANY INC ALLIS CHALMERS INDUSTRIAL DEALER XXX 1 d Ma FY LEA if ' J 527 Noam vm Pnorm cava SL'-?...,'5 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1952 Flemlng Motor Company Inc DIAMOND-T TRUCK DISTRIBUTOR 1206 NORTH NINTH 13... Dlslnhuior Dlamond DX Motor Fuels DX Motor 0115 Greases R L Baker O11 Company 322 NORTH FIFTH STREET PHONE 4021 SALINA KANSAS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 Oehlert Tractor 8z Equlpment Company, Inc CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 Cecll Burt Agency L 0 F ms ,Q Insurance 4 o z z C ty Property Q1 REALTORS S Bonds I tments 5 71113 5 Loans 1, H- .9 651519 PHONE 7 2827 SALINA, KANSAS 107 S SANTA FE 3 . 1 V , V - ' , ,J me A xi A Y C , XL 1 A N A A x 5 J 1 - A w ' , ' X ' X- . K ' 1 lf ' -' K ' I ' 1. Q F W ' 1 X 4 x ' ' W I I if ' . I T of V A Ay - ' J 1 - b H W X. ,f W . f' L X W ' -, . w N , V 1 ' V 0 ' v , C , . .' . , Q x A ' ' . 1 ' X x S' I 'C .K X I - r ,A 1 x , X 1 V - kk . XX , ' i' .k . L N- ' X x 1, P' 1 1 . I 'I xt . , .1 xx X. X' S ' h ' - L 1 1 , . , 0 f X -' 0 O XN X V . l I3 xy lg w ..' - - L V l x .- ,Y k i , X ' - N. ' 1 l Y .N A 1, T K , , .xx ' , i , ' ' , , , K , - x, O V, . ,Y - 1 X . .- X, X V 4, X - , - , . , C, ' 2 , X ' ' H A ' ke 1 x 1 1 ph .' Q . 1 ' ' ' 0 N , ,- X . V X ' A R xv 1 . XY - N 1' A 1 x T ' .1 fi .I f' x XX X I I 0 C Congratulations Class of '52 0.K. Webster's Jewelry Shop S Eller Bros Barber 8: Beauty Supplles S S T1 4191 ROY GARDENHIRE Mgr ROYAL CHOVIIN COLA UF SALINA INC Dl 41 Wooster Barber and Beauty Shop ShS El Pano Pnvaie D1n1ng Room For Luncheons 8: Banquets N S 6461 CARL RAMSEY p p QKQGSW M 05 A YNY' loo Royal Tire Company U. S. TIRES Hecapping - Vulcanizing So th F'fth St 8081 SALINA KANSAS CONGRATULATIONS Classof 52 Tex Hargrave Congratulatlons Class of 52 b Waffle Nook S S B111 and Norme Booker Congratulahons Guy R Ryan and Sons Mortuary 4242 Congratulatlons to the Class of 52 N! REDIT JEWELERS 149 N 3641 Z J HAMM O 135 u 1 reet Phone 112 outh Santa Fe y ' x 223 o. anta Fe e. to 1 We will e pleased to serve you in ih r 1 , . 227 o. anta Fe ia 94 ' ' o Service wiih a Smile 113 out anta Fe - Phone 4531 Phone r 200 . anta Fe Phone ro Xmxllllgglf f 9 O of- lg 1' l orth Santa Fe Phone - ' . . , wner - 53- Crown Laundry Congratulations to the Class of 52 Congratulations to the Class of 52 Hlll s Food Marke Q y M 8f O 700 9 0 dy 10 832 N th 9th 7 2611 WILSON 81 COMPANY Engineers and Architects SALINA KANSAS Congratulations Perry Dunlap Specialized Auto Service 2 NS tF Ph e3922 Wenger Agency Insurance and Investments Phone 7 0732 208 West Iron Compliments of The Wyatt Mfg. Co. INCORPORATED 154- Contlnental Cram Co U t d B Id PHONE 4012 Gram and Feeds Bernard s NSt Store ot Newest Fashions d M S y A Congratulations to the Class of 52 Austin s Food Market Tru Tone Studios Photographs of Distinction 120112 South Sant Fe T 1 ph 7 2081 Lmck Drug Company Prescnptlon Specialists 10 S th Sa t F Bradshaw Mercantile Work Clothing, Saddles Leathercraft Supplies Leather Repair 104 South 5th Salma, Kansas O O 37 0 Salina, Kansas 215 ni e ui ing ! . 9 1 ' 9 t 105 . an a Fe Top ualit eats Groceries For Junior an is pen : a.m. to :0 p.m. Sun a 9:00 a.m. to : 0 p.m. READY-To-WEAR Milliner - ccessories - Shoes or Phone - 9 ' 9 32 . an a e a on ee one - O ' 4 ou n a e I Compliments of The Golden Belt Lumber Co. 225 N. 5th St. Phone 4650 Compliments of Shelton s Town and Country Clothes CUNNINGHAM S Salma Floral Company Flowers For All Occaslons 33 E t P 5600 Your time is our busmess Tram s Jewelry KERMIT L TRAIN W t h k S h S 3 32 S Radios Music Instruments d s pp f A11K d Y J music COMPANY cf S h S Best Wishes . . . Class of '52 The Palace Clothing Co. 141 North Santa Fe - Salina Simpson, Evans 8z Laybourn Gram Co Umted Building Congratulations To the Class of 52 Sid Bacon Motor Co DOD! E PLYMOUTH N th S Congratulatlons to the Class of 52 Model Laundry and Dry Cleaners 65 07514131 f Sal na I W ! Q O I . 9 Q 9 as rescott Phone ' I - 249 or anta Fe - Salina, Kansas II - - - I 0 a ' 9 . , a c ma er 137 out anta Fe Phone 7- 4 - alina, Kansas NEXT TQ JAYHAVVK THEATER 211-213 S. Santa Fe Ph. 3769 Records an u lies o in s c Radios and Combinations Alwa s at ':'.: v K 0 l TIL' ' 'Q i 203 out anta Fe - Salina, Kansas - 35.. G09DH,llif,'Sfef?i'?2 APPLIANCES. Inc. 236 So. Santa Fe Phone 2281 SALINA, KANSAS Where they Sell the Bcst and Service the Rest FRIGIDAIRE MAYTAG Prescnption Service Tollet Goods Kodak Films and F1n1sh1ng Pfalzgraf Drug Store 204 South Santa F Dal 2700 Hanm MUSIC Co Home of Fme Pianos Pho 9321 245 S Santa F Hlnkle and Sons RBdl0 Sales and Serv1ce S thS 1tyR Sppl If Peppel Come over for Coke Congratulatlons to the Class of 52 Merrill Electrlc S S ta Ph ne 6851 Compllmenis Salma Shoe Repair Fn Shoe R pa g Fl R sso The Flower Nook Arhsiry xn Flowers WAhSt Ph e72441 THE AY OOD PV-O A 157 south F fth Phone 2241 W4 ,fl WW 136- Salma Kansas . . . , I O 9 i 209 o. an Fe o I O I I I ne - e i e e irin . n Ann ynn u Fran Morrls 149 ou anta Fe ' ' Featuring Qua i adios u ies and Service 107 ' S ' on ' L , +058 U 0 ,, A + fb L 0 ,S I9 , , ,, C S ur ' c O gg, 2 -. 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The Natlonal Bank of Amerlca FULLER S Auto Salvage Parts for Cars Trucks and Tractors PHONE 4081 3512 Congratulatlons Class of 52 Sulllvan-Johnson Motor Company Inc Auth ' CHEVROLET d BUICK DEALER C et PARTS a d SERVICE DEPARTMENT Pho 5431 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES UF S H S Wht ygd e Salma Journal FOLLOW YOU 1 1 11 e r o 1 . e s e u . r m e th servxces 1 r Q orlzed We 1nv1 e v 1 en an - ompl e n Capital and Surplus S400,000.00 235-241 North Santa Fe Avenue ne 9 if Wherever you go a ever you do I Ma oo luck and ' 0 --l57- STONE BROTHERS Bee Line Safety Servlce dWh1 Alg U 40 d U S 81 By P 742 N th 11th St 1 Salma Steam Laundry Complete Laundry and Dry Cleamng Servlce 148 N th 7th 5451 SUPER KEMTONE ART SUPPLIES ROGER PAINT PRODUCTS Rogers Paint Store W11 t t Wllpn D1761 CONGRATULATIONS Pettles Flowers Flowers for All Occaslons 3 C t 5503 Chief Pontiac Co. Inc. The Plnes Sundry KEITH WILLIAMS Fountaln SEIVICB Sandwlches 'THE BEST SERVICE FOR THE BEST PEOPLE OUR CUSTOMERS 1722 S th N th Fxre L1ab1l1ty and Auto Insurance 104 E 4687 Dodge Agency Congratulatlons Class of 52 Paul Swartz Motor Company D SOTO PLYMOUTH S 1 8: Se 7th 8: El D l 477 Padgett s Prlntlng House Statxonery and 0fflC8 Supplles 2772 123 N 7th ERNEST E PADGETT P p Congratulations Class of 52 The home of EAST CLOUD GROCERY Beautiful Automobiles Phone 9401 520 East Cloud 158- O O . u C I Specialize ee Axle and Frame i nment ' Trucks, Trailer, and Passenger Cars -- On . S. an , . - ass or ' Phone 7' 721 ou in - Salina, Kansas Salina, Kansas Phone 9943 ' I . . ast Iron Phone or Phone 9 ho esa e and Re ail Pain - Glass - a a er e - a es rvice Corner 7th and Iron - ia 3 m - ia 5 , . I O u - ll ' ' ' 37 en er Phone Phone - - S!- . , ro . a 1.150 on Youn DIAL The Best tor News Sports Muslc an Entertalnment KSAL 5 000 WATT FULL TIME A MUTUAT AFFILIATE Finest for Flavor Sutorlus Bread Co n s For Flavor 'S 3? VV V ' J Sunbeam Congratulations . . . ' 'tO the CLASS OF '52 HEDGES Neon Sales 147 S 4th St 7 1981 Congratulations TO THE SENIGR CLASS OF J LYNCH AND c0MPANY Geea1G M has Sa aKa Inc' . . Phone - Salina, Kansas I I I M , I 1952 fifiifffifgffi NX A Y:5f55E5f555f5f .-f :f'fEfE5. .4 5555355555552 r-f1.i55:5:f.--' ' -+:':::7f5f:5 - : f Q 4 , . 5: I QLSQEEQQK . - gffsi? if-Kagan' -1 1q,-' .1 ' A n r rain erc nt lin , nsas - 39, T R A V E L Contlnental Trallways The Next Town Across The Natlon Always Going Your Way PHONE 2201 Charter Servlce for Speclal Groups 'Z'?.'2I'Yi1l? Hqffl Home o lhe Famous Family Style Cbzcken Dmner Phone 1 Brookville Kansas CONGRATULATIONS ABJI1-f-H320 uv M PHONE 2237 XA x 340 N SANTA FE Ga-4 Salma, Kanhah. THE SALIN A ADVERTISER SUN SAM KNOX HAL SHELDON Owners and Pubhshers Commerclal Prmtlng Photography Engraving Llthography 120 122 SOUTH FIFTH STREET SALINA KANSAS A One Stop Prmtmg Serwce The Most Beautlful Lme of Weddmg Announcements In Salma 140- . s ' To Of re . ns ' - n Y 1 1 22-4 ...ti ff- l,.T . BX Q f?',s,vX' I 1 , . ' 1 fr - - ' n A Good Place to Buy a Car Roy M Heath Co Hudson Slnce 1920 Roy Heath Roy M Heat CONGRATULATIONS To The Class h Where Shall I Go to College? If xt s teacher trammg Go to MARYMOUNT If 1ts a one year busmess course Go to MARYMOUNT If ltS medlcal technology MARYMOUNT If xt s home economxcs If xts muslc and voxce MARYMOUNT Fully Accredited Senlor College ln your Own Home Town Rates Reasonable Inqulre for Yourself of 1952 BROW MACKIE IF ITS INSURABLE School of Busmess, Inc WE CAN INSURE IT DAN DURAN D Business Training Sznce 1892 Phone 2293 126 South Santa F 114 East Iron Phone 7 3636 Il ll 0 0 ' ' I . . . Go to Go kd .MARYMOUNT Go L6 ' 9 -141- Congralulalions To You Gmaluafvs of '52 Salina Candy Shoppe The Little Palace of Sweets 107A South Santa Fe Hanson Service Statlon Yours for SERVICE Gasolme Ol s Greases Accessories Supplies PHONE 2289 FIRESTON E STORES -Complete Car Serwce GAS WASH OIL TIRES LUBE BATTERIES Buy on Budget Easiest Terms ln Town 5th 81 Walnut Salma Kansas Beverly Llvestock Sales Co , Incorporated Under G01 ernment Super! mon 0 Cattle and Hog Sale Every Monday I Straxght Cattle Sale Every Thursday Dual 7 0532 Salma Kansas Dairy Cup Drlve ln Sandulfbes Southern Style Nu Burger Bar B Q Chuck Wagon Thxcks Malts Cones Pmts Quarts U S 40 8 81 BYPASS Wagner Motor Company 800 N. Ninth Salina, Kansas Telephone 5401 GLEN NOTHERN FANCY FOODS Free Delnery Twice Weekly -APPROVED ACCOUNTS School Speclalty Supply, Inc OUR LINE-Notebooks Varlous Prices Statlonery of DlStlhCtl0h Famous Norcross Cards Lockstrom Equipment Co GEHL Agrlcultural DIVISION DEMPSTER 212 S Fifth St Phone 2070 Holm' o Wvalbrrlecne or Gxrls Clastons or Young Men 137 N Santa Fe Salma Kansas H , H Allis Cbalmers Dealers f - - - - - - f . f ' -142- . . Q A r-N jc s . 7 , fs- 1 v X L kY,'r Vx ji 4 wlsslNc's Mgifif J IMPLEMENTS - APPLIANCES L-P BOTTLE AND TANK GAS lv Nm QJ 500 W. NORTH PHONE 2254 u TWO MODERN MARKETS TO SERVE YOU E 9 8: K KAN SAS HOME OW N FD STORES DOLLAR C' FARTHFR 45 if L CONGRATUI ATIONS TO CLASS OF 1952 Ostenberg Motor Parts Co ruflq or IFSS W ITHAM JEWELRY AIND LOAN New and Used Jewelry Camel as Luggage Guns Ammumtlon VN atch Repalrlng Nl Santa Fe Ihone 4341 PETER PAN CLEANERS 212 West Pacxflc Dual 3831 NIFLVIN CLARK Owner UNIVERSITY MARKET 1300 S Santa Fe Ihone 4222 Salma Free Dellverv at 10 oclock Sz 3 oclock QLALITY MDSE KILROY S 130 N0 Santa Fe PHONE 7 2122 Dave Lorenz Gram Co Lnllul 111 Blllltllflg Daxe Iorenz lee Iorenz Bob Kauffman Instruments School Music Supplies Complete Repalr SGTVICG Kmght McGraw Muslc Co 135 S Santa Fe Phone 4781 Salma Kansas FLAVOR ISLE WHIRL a WHIP SHOP 401 S Santa F FLAVORS Cones o Sundaes o Pmts o Malts Banana Spllts Clongratulafzorzs fo tba' Class 0 52 KENT OIL COMPANY BROADWAY and LINCOLN PLAY LAND PARK 0 Colf Range o 'Vhmature Golf o Klddxe Rldes 9th and Cloud Salma Kansas The Salma Seed Co Ihone 2931 Salma Kansas SEED FEEDS f ongrafulaflom rom GEORCES APPLIANCES The Home of Admlral Dual Temp Refrlgerators Teleuslon and Radio I - - O .Q I. I Q . v ffl, 4 U Y Y . 6 - -50 - .. , .. I I-l2..' ' ' 1 A I . f, A A VA i w y ' , . I.. -' f -. 11, - n v ,xr l I I v 1 . 1 y ' 9 o I . 1v.a' , ' , . vw 1 A - I . , .f U 1 I ,.' .fl .. V A ll 4 i 31444 MEMORIAL ART CO Phone 2981 1608 10 South 9th St MONUMENTS and MARKERS of DISTINCTION and BEAUTY NATIONALLY KNOWN Natural Dlsplay Studlos m Followxng Kansas Cxtles Sahna Abilene Hutchmson Hays I-Illlsboro Norton Colby DAVIS CHILD MOTORS CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE St. Clalr s Hobby Shop Authorized Dealer Evmrude Outboard Motors 106 North 7th Phone 7 0432 Beverly Meat 8z Locker nc At Beverly Sales Pavxllon 618 E. Paclflc Dlal 4649 Salma Kansas Your Guide to Health Fresh Fruzts and Vegetables nderson THE BEST TO YOU Congratulatzons to the Class 0 52 DUTCH MILL Smrlalr Service Santa Fe 8: Paclfle Phone 9744 The Best io You INSURANCE SERVICE PHO!! Loran Slaughter Otho Schmldt BEST WISHES Class of 52 from JACK S CAFE Santa Fe Salma Kansas CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1952 STEELE OIL COMPANY Congratulatzons to the Class 0 52 UNIVERSITY CLEANERS WE DELIVER 1418 Santa Fe Phone 2921 Salma Kansas Salma Lumber Co Salinas Buxldmg Department Store Owned and Operated by the Prague Lbr Co 305 North Santa Fe P O Box 857 Telephone 2279 Salma Kansas ON HIGHWAY 81-40 CANARY COURT NEW and MODERN CABINS WM SANBORN Mgr Dlal 9161 Salma Kansas - , 4 I v il, , la 9 T 215 N. - , ' 9 Hobbies and Crafts TEXACO PRQDUCTS . f , , I . . f , -145- Congratulations Class of '52 from the S A L I A H 0 T EL SMOKY HILL MOTORS COLOR STYIJNG HIGHLIGHTS 1952 PACKARD Hnghhghts of the recently announced 1962 Packard hne are fashion- keymg by Dorothy Draper famous color stylist and decorator' and Packard Easamatnc Power Brakes New features of the 1952 Pnclnrd 200 Deluxe tour-:ns sedan above xnclude des: n touches on sxde mould mgs new louvers an specml gulle and bumper esngn Matchmg the colorful new exterlor hues wlth emghens on two-tone combxnauons are bnlhnnt xnterxors Easematxc power rake: opuonnlon all models at shght extra cost reduce pedal pressure 40 percent and cut reacuon lag an average of 29 percent. More than 70 mechanxcal changes and xml rovements have been 106015 porated into :he eight body styles .oi the 19 A2 Packard lme. STAN LIVINGOOD M H BOLIN -145- WARREN LAMER PLAINS BELL l SALINA KANSAS Two Modern Supermarkets ln Salma for Your Convenlence Lo t 7 d W In t The Kansas HAL S SHOE STORE Power 8L Llght C0 SHOES f d YKI BETTER LIGHT BETTER SIGHT g I I COMPLIMENTS P E N N E Y S NEISNER BROS M IMODERN STORE CONGRATULATIONS '.:r:'-1e:'.c:3f-4:-H-rs 4 J O E -. '.1'Ut'1L rn'-4'.-TUlIIIl'7 2 E 3 Q. Q K' E 2 E z-4 ' S nu 3 Z 5- 3 UI 9 Q2 l 5 .. I Q- T W I T O - P 5 vi 51? S S 0 fr F- 3 Q I vu' E H. gg 3 Q 2 5 2 'Z 2 5 xi I ... , S 'A I U2 ' 5 Q 21 . 9 5 2 '1 S, 51? - J 3. . N 2 SANITARY BARBER an BEAUTY SHOP Phone 9271 113 East Iron Slmlenls Welcome' THE SALINA MERCANTILE CO Dependable Merchandlse Smce 1871 Dry Goods Ladies Rearly to Wear Fmance Credlt Company Automobzle Fmanflng 109 E Iron Phone 6321 Congratulations to the Class 0 S2 WADDLE PHARMACY FREE DELIVERY 102 North Santa Fe-Phone 2081 Wenger Farm Supply Farm Equipment and Fxrestone Tires 616 18 North Qth St Phone 7 2512 Salma Kansas McColls Standard Servlce Friendly Neighborhood Stalzon 1003 East Iron 9th and Crawford Congratulallons Class of S2 WILLIAM W YOST New York Llfe Insurance Representatxve COMPLIMENTS OF LEIDIGH and HAVENS LUMBER CO Oler 70 Years Service or SPORTING GOODS See SALINA NEWS and SPORTS GOODS Iron and Santa Fe Phone 3413 WARDROBE CLEANERS Finest In Dry Cleaning CONGRATULATIONS rom Fox Salma Theatres WATSON STRAND Congralulahons Class o S2 r m QUILLEN S 128 S 5th IOUR HOTPOINT DEALER SMITH CORONA Worlds Fastest Portable Typeufrzter Tom Olsen Typewrlter F . . . ' ' 245 N. Santa Fe f - , - - ' . . f ' f 0 9 9 ' 5 -148- 0 'yawn YEARBOOK Lithographed by . . . SEMCO CULUR PRESS FINE CULLEGE AND HIGHSCHDUL ANNIIMS B, L, SEMTNER 129 N. W. 3rd ST. P 'i OKLAHOMA CITY c nate ,4 X' if J ,,' v 1 332. ., Q fm: X, ma-ew ., Jil ew vw, was .1-WA -W , wafer W . wwf n . ,.-A A ,gk 55.3