Salina High School - Trail Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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With the beginning of a new school year comes the task of enrollment. It's general rou- tine for juniors and seniors, but for the sophomores it is a time of bewilderment. Find- ing the right locker, learning the locker combination, and getting to the proper class- room are part of this new world of high school. Miss Andrews lends a hand to fathom the maze. EPTEMBER

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D2 2 rg Q- ,A 51 av 'I' ov -if -12' . 'J as 'M' fl X X gf , . in it joan Larry Ronnie Gene Larry Carlson Leffel Leffel Taylor Watson ! The big event of the school year for the sophomores was their 'Frontier Party. The western theme brou ht the cowboys and cowgirls out in various attire. Boys were seen in levis, cowboy boots, ten 8 l h d a in uns and lassos The girls were dressed in anything from long dresses and galon ats, an crry gg . jeans to Indian maiden outfits. Cherie Clark, sophomore class president, presents prizes to Butch Hill and Anita King for being the most appropriately dressed Westerners. oanne llllia Carol o li Clark Dodge Rinard Fitzhugh president vice president SCCYSUUY treasurer

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D ITDE GUIDE I ITDE First Row: Nancy Simmons, LaRetta Miller, Mary Anschutz, Donna Dyck, Bette Smith, Pat Spradlin, and Ethel Hankinson. Second Row: Charlene Hite, Harriett Larsen, Nina Dearing, Julia Davis, Vivian Ripple, Kathy Watt, and Judy Hughes. Third Row: Bill Boflin, Harry Gust, Nancy Napier, Judy Ziegler, Gail Keyes, Judy Bishop, and Janie Cooke. Fourfb Row: Lowell Danielson, Richard Hemming, Ben Langel, John Stone, D. Bailey, and Keith Maxwell. THEY'RE ALWAYS ARDU D WHEN NEEDED Top Lefl: Mrs. Cora Shelton, cafeteria manager. Top Right: Mr. Charlie DeWitt, head cus- todian. Front Row:.Mr. Murl Hitchcock, Mr. August Shur, Mr. Howard Houke, Mr. Earl Smith, Mr. H. M. Kraft. Second . i Row: Mr. Bob DeWitt, Mr. Paul 1 Rollins, and Mr. Dee Earl Bos- ' f well. I , 'lf' , -ybns 'C rl' 'VH , Courtesy of Compliments SALINA MANUFACTURING COMPANY CHEF CAFE