Pratt High School - Mirror Yearbook (Pratt, KS)

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Music is the universal language of lriankinrffi . . . Longfellow QUARTET AND TRIO .lack Fraizer. Russell Fager, Bunny Lane. Helen llarkrader, Mary Billings, Stanley Clewell, James Hastings. Anne Scott and Dick'Ferrin have been active in music activities throughout their high school careers. Both musicians have entered national contests, each receiving highly superior in the festivals. Both students have played Concertos with the orchestra of which Dick has been concertmaster four years. Anne has accompanied the mixed chorus the past two years. Page Fifteen

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':Say It With Musica' MIXED CHORUS The high sehool mixed chorus of Hfty-five voices from hoys and girls glee clubs have made fifteen appearances and have memorized thirty-five numbers this year. Among dillierent zlppealiuiiees was the annual Say It Witll lVlusic,7, the vocal Clinic, a chorus of three hundred voices directed by Noble Cain, the commencement exercises, and in the different 1-hurvhes. lVlr. Julius Hultquist is director. Ilflgf' l our1een

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Not to go to the theater is like dressing oneis hair without a mirrorf' . . . Schopenhauer PLAY CAST-FTOHI roi ry Billings, Richard Ferrin, Vera Back row: Want sur. 's Hastings, Bill Tucker. Not piczaftt.. . ...ithryn Wing. Page Sixteen L. W. DASHEN UGQOD NIGHT LADIES On March 21 the senior class presented '6Good Night Ladies on the stage of the junior college auditorium. The play, a farce in three acts, was enthusiastically received by an audience of over six-hundred persons. The story centered around four young people striving to win the of- ficial approval of Grayson College so that they might turn their home into a girls' dormitory. Their plans were al- most upset when the two maiden aunts who were to act as chaperons and supervisors failed to show up. ln the mean- time Sam Raleigh fDiek Ferrinj and '4Jug Brown fHow- ard Finchaml endeavored to masquerade as the two aunts. Dressed in women's garb, they encountered more embar- rassing situations than they were prepared to handle. Only the timely interventioni' of Professor Dexter Uames Hastingsl saved the four from complete catastrophe. Un- der the able direction of Mr. L. W. Dashen, the cast pre- sented a well-performed production of the popular play.