Pratt High School - Mirror Yearbook (Pratt, KS)

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J-Leaf 1 hr 4 t1'r1ir.--W--W Seniors Robert Lee, Vice- Pres. Vern Woolzvine, Sec.-Treus. Don Furnzer. Pres. Motto . . . . . Labor Olnniu Vinci! Colors . . . .... Blue and While Flower .. ........ Violet HISTOTZJ' L HE CLASS of l,921lt entered the Senior High School with 91 inembers. ln our Sophomore year there were not many important events, although many of our members took part in the school activities. Robert Lee was president of the class. The next year our class membership increased to 100. We succeeded in win- ning the Boys, Interclass Basketball Championship, and contributed to all forms ol' athletics, and other school activities. Norman Hogue was class president. The senior class enrollment reached lOl during the year. Of this number one moved away, and others dropped out for various reasons, leaving 96 to graduate. However this class has the distinction of being the largest yet graduated from Pratt High School. e 151.211 s