We Dedlcate The Class of l9l8 of Pratt H1 h School dedlnate llllb xearbook to the memorw of Mlss Sara Belle Was rr M1 Wa er tau ht Ill3lIl'16IllEillLS IH the bered for her tllou htfulness and Nllllll nes to help other Nllss Was er pa sed .wax ln Inde psndeme Yll ourl on September 26 1911 's'1. ss Iss 'gl ' high school for 29 years and is especially remem- s. , 1' s s ' 'A ' -- A ' , . ', .' - ' ,l e '. L0y1lty I I I llll l h ll S 1 l N ll , ff Ollllll cle H llllf U lxf lsms urls Il 1 1 H II C O Q 9 Wm-' 'f' loyal In yuu. wlll llllllll lligll. XYW1- QII'l't'Il illltl lsllilv. ulll l'l4llll lligll. Xllfll lull-lx you tu rlilllll -llillllrl llle- ln-Nl ill tllm- lillltl. lflll' um- lxlltlh you llllYt' sa l. l'l'ulI lligll. llull. llilll. 54 hIllLlSl1 tllall lllm-lxllllv. ulll l'l'lltI lligll. ill l'I'LlSlllllQ illllilil. ulll l'l'allt lligll. 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Congratulattons fonf'ratulat1onQ Qenlors upon -ucmwfully meat mg the rf-qutrementa for a lnglt Gchool fllploma' 'You haw mafle good aa lngh Qchool CIIIZCIIC You non face tlu compltx problemi of cltlzena lll local tat: national ancl uorlrl affair Tho prospect 1 challr ngnn Nlalte goorl as CIIILPHS tn IltF'QP arf-as r vu ml haw tlw opportunttw to spfal. o rr H13 aml In tommanel an aufltm lrfnl Nunn lrrnu llbfffl Iltgh Srhool Fix :fe - fs, - Members of the Board of Educatmn are seated left to right Nlr .lftllll qchrepel 'Nlr J N1 C00tlH18n Dr Zell Flf?lCl1Cr Mr M E Konold Back row left to rlght are 'Nlr Amoe W Clad Superintendent of Qchooli Dr F A Thorpe Nllss lzleanor f.v0I'tlIfIlEI' Qecretary and Nlr D R Qcott 'Not pictured IS 'Nlr L ll Xloore treaeurer Adm1mstrat1on e Board of Fduc ltlon h IQ enerll upenmon ou r the tllllff '-1 mol Qwlem by the people for a four year term They meet reffulwrlw on the hr'-t Nlondax of each month The Board reuunmended the XOIIII of 1 new Ql xc 000 elementin -chool and a xocatlonal fwrleulture lJllllfllIl xslmh xx li xoted upon ln the Aprll 6 eleptmn New member- who bef 1n than terms thl tear are Nlr John bchrepcl une preildent, Dr Zell Fletcher and D1 F X l-lll0l pe Other l0IltlI'llllIl ' thelr pI'0Xl0llN terms are Nlr D R qtott presldent Nlr J NI GKJOCIIIIIII and Nlr NI E lxonold M155 Eleanor Cordlnler IN the secret lrx ind Xlr L H Xloore IN the trefwurer for the Board at it ' 1 Wt L- as N 7 'Q x .4 . ' . , . ' , . . w e: . L . . . . 1 . . ' , .im, K. .. 1 ., -. ,- , . ', . . . . ., . . , . . . . . -1 . 0 O 0 Q 9 9 Th . 'z' z. g 4 s '- - ' ' - Q-l of four buildings and seventy-eight employees, l':ill'll memher of the Board is elected -' . ' F . I' .7 . ' ' ' Q1 a ' L . Q' , . cr . . . gg V .I 'is Y . . 1. 1 , . . . . .V PL ,-,J sv- . -' ' . ' ' '. . . . ' ' . - s ' ' ' ,. ' : l...t' , 3' z.a . ' ' ' 'J 5 a z . . . .1 'Q .e I,'lQl' ,Yznr Faculty . . . FRONT ROW, left I0 rightiMr. Edward Wade, Miss Lois Hogrue. Miss Myrtle Ziehell. Miss Gertrude Barton. Miss Edith McMullen, Mrs. Josephine Marshall. Miss Mildred Bayless. Mrs. Velma Ross, Miss Reba Holloway, Mr. H. C. Burgess, Mr. Dwight Hardy. SECOND Row. left Io right-Mr. Everett Brown, Mr. Edwin Brimmer. Mr. Loren Crawford, Mr. Lloyd Rogler. Mr. B. F. Crifhth, Mr. J. R. Cray. Mr. Lee Shepard. Nlr. LeRoy Lhler. Mr. A. W. Eberle, Mr. Wallaee Smith. Mr. Everett Fuller. Nor Picrumzn are Mr. Jerry We-aw-r and Nlr. C. S. Wood. I nge Ten P155 AI J I' M f ff' r if X 1 Page Turf: r Q- of irllmu-114-Q-. 2. Thf- pirmlle-vl. 3, Girls L1-plvnty. 4. Imliunf? 5. Xfllf-rf-1 lfraufurm ' 6, Du 'l'e'll. T. Kr--llhivl am! Fill, 3. Wlml u fum-ra 9. 121111, gmsl IU, llmlgvx Nuinging. ll. H15 1 ln-I Imp num, 12, Ulu slwlflf Iii, 'IMI'-111 pol:-. ll. l.m.-5-111m-y, IS. Hhlill-'f 16, l.:-I1 411111: IT, 4 lnml un, 18. .Xml1L1rIh--l'111.uw- ffy CLASS One hundred and ten students will graduate this year as the class of '-18. Throughout all the high school years. this class has been considered one of the most outstand- ing. The class was divided into ten different committees. The committees and committe chairmen were: Commence- ment, Margaret Mongerg Publications, Barbara Jacobsg Announcements, Don Fraizerg Finance, Mark K. Roseli- usg Social, JoAnn Baker, Mum Day, Rita Krehbiel Kingg Senior Play, Velma Blythe, Hobo Day, Dick Way, Senior Class Day, Ed Maagg Cap and Gown, Bob Hodges. The Social committee planned two parties this year, one a Hill Billy party, that went over with a bang.7' The girls wore old dresses and sunbonnets, while the boys wore jeans and boots. Admission to the party was a penny for every inch of waistline, the amount not ex- ceeding twenty-five cents. The other event was a Christ- mas party where everyone came a bit 'sdressed upf, Green and red crepe paper draped to the sides of the auditorium and a large tree decorated by the seniors gave everyone the Christmas feeling. The traditional Mum Day and 5'Skip Dayii were ob- served again this year by the seniors. The majority of the class were pretty well painted up', on Muni Day. Most of the seniors spent Skip Day' in Wichita having a good time. The play given was a three-act comedy entitled When l Was Green. The cast consisted of fourteen seniors. six boys and eight girls. We say, Hats off to the class of '-18. Class sponsors were Mr. J. R. Gray, Miss Edith Mc- Mullen. Miss Reba Holloway. and Mr. H. C. Burgess. tllass oflicers are liennie Frantz. president: Wanda Dikexnun. tire- presidenlg Anita Nlorris. secretary Lois lfitzsinnnons. treasurer. Ji ADAMS CHARI ES W 'V H1 Y 4 Transferred from Dalhart Texas 1946 AXLINE CAROL JANE YTeensl 2 3 4 Treasurer4 C A A 1 2 Cvlee Cluhl 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorusl 2 3 4 Mlrror Stal'l'4 Class Treasurer 3 fl! BAKrR JO ANN bw 5 YTeensl 234 fablnetl 2 34 C A A12 Orchestra 3 blee Club 1 2 3 4 Mixed fhorus 1 2 3 4 Accompamstl 2 3 4 Secretary Treas urer 1 b9lll0I' Play BAKI- R WAYNE E1 WYN H1Y 2 3 4 Band 2 Glee Club 3 4 xTlXffll Chorus 3 4 Junior Plaw Mirror Qtaff 4 Boy- Clee Club Girls Trlo Accompanlst 3 4 Senior Play Transferred from Tucson Arizona Ill 1945 BAWBLRX RICHARD jjwytwf F F A l 2 3 4 Dropped second semester BEL1OR DERALD CENEfff Footballl Basketball 1 2 3 4 BROWN CLARENCE Dropped second semester BOUGHRER LEON F F A l 2 3 V1cepres1dent3 HIY 1- Band 1 2 3 4 Track 3 4 B1vrnF VEHIA Orchestra 1 2 3 Clee Club 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus l 2 3 4 Gll'lS uartet 2 3 4 Mixed Quartet 2 Twlrler 2 3 Senior Play BLASI BOB F F A 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Pres1dent4 Ill Y1 Football 2 3 4 Co captam 4 CHITWOOD JERRY f!jg d F F A12 3 Footballl CHRISTMANN R lu.-ARI FN H 1 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 Orchestral 2 3 Track 2 3 4 COBB GERALD Track 1 2 COPE ELMA ROBERTA Y leensl 2 3 4 blee Club3 4 NllXt'll flmru 3 4 ,Iunlor Play 'Wlrror Stall' 4 COsTE1.EO JOAN brnmum YTr.ens1C A A1 Cos FEI L0 WAYNE FRAAcls l- F A 3 4 l'ootball12 3 4 Ba ketballl 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Student fOunc1l4 COZERS XIRCINIA MALR NL WMM Y Teensl 2 C A A 3 4 President 4 Band 123Orche1ra123 jf CRAWFORD Rn MONO L I' F A 2 3 Transferred from Wrchrta Kansas Ill 1945 I if 1 . .A ,l .. , . - g . ., . , . - ..., C g1....: ,, I ...Z 1 -A--5 . . , . ,, , A , ' 1 Q . 1 4. -.,e...,. ..,g'...,g ai 1 ' l - 9 iii Y ' ' -11 SA ---l- ' C '- ,, . 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'Q ' v,,l A ' - - f.' vy7- , ,., ,, ,, ' Q 2 - - - Q Q ' 2' ' ..g s f .. .,g .f ', 3, LLNNINCHANI Aux Lousr een l 2 3 Clr-rl u Ntudent founcll 3 CL RTN RICHARD 3 4 Pre ld9ll l X we pre lde Trf-aQurer 4 I lee flub l 2 3 4 Nllxed flmru l 2 3 4 B Quartetl 2 Qtudent Qenat l 2 Student Founcxl 3 DAL1 NlA1u1.1w NIARGARET Y Tffllil 2 3 4 Cab1net2 3 ee Club l 2 3 4 Nllx d uart l uartet 2 3 4 Nllxed Cl'l0I'UG1 2 3 4 ,lunmr Plax Nllrror Qtafl' 4 Edltor DARR CATIIERXNIE f L Whxed flhoru 4 M errcd from Alxa Okla homa 1n 1946 DIFTZ HARLAMJ E If W BP aff Football 1 2 3 4 BaQlce-tball 1 2 Dmnwn WANDA LORRAIINE. YTeensl 2 3 4 Vlce PYPQICIP t 4 fabmf-t l A pr 1 ee 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chor 4 Secretary 1 Qtud r1unc1l etary flaw W me pre ldent 4 FDWARD9 HENRX W H 1 2 FNSICN DLAM: H13 4 Ba11dl2 3 EPLEY VLRDA JOY MLWZM eensl 2 3 4 c, A NIlXQ?d Choru 4 EWAN BOB WM D A Zvi!! FISCHER GEoPc,E'rn YTeens 1 2 3 FITZSIVIXIONS Low IREWh ,! eenel 2 3 4 G A A blee Club 3 4 Nllxed Fhorue 3 4 Cheerleader4 Tw1rler3 Clas rea er4 Fmwrz BENM1: H1Y 4 Football I 2 3 4 Baeketball l Track l 2 3 4 Student qenatel 2 Student Counc1l3 Clae Presldent 2 4 FRAIZER Dow H1312 3 Clee flubl 2 3 Nllxed Fhoru l 2 3 ,lunlor Play Football 1 2 3 4 Ba ketball 1 Trackl 2 3 4 'Nllrror Qtafl'4 Qtudent f-0lll1Cll 3 4 flags Y xce pre ld8llI 2 Coommw GEM-. H1 Y 1 2 Glee I lub 1 Traclxl Gmcs Nomm LORENL XTeensl234 CAAI 3 4 NI1xf:dCl1orus3 4 JUHIOI' from Kmgman Kaniai 1n 1946 Gmsn JACK W A 234H1Y1234Cle-efu Nixxed Choru l 2 3 H401-:R JEAN YTeens 4 Clee flubl 2 3 4 Nhxed Cboru 3 4 franaferred from Great Bend Kama 1946 Hmzuu FRED Vi H13 4 flee flubl Football 2 3 4 1'-T Q. .A.'t4'. G. A. 11.2. 1 il b 1.2.3. Hiri' 1. 2.'. . 1 . - S' .11 3. . : if I . :. ' I s . . . : nys . :.. . . 1 , 'fA -' 1.2: GI . . . . 1.16 Q .cms Q 1. . :. ' 2 .. . . . : ' .v - 4 ' - - I F. F. A. 1. 2. H1-Y 1.2. 3.4: 1 .MI - -1. 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HAI I s DQNALD A 1' 0 Basketball 1 2 HFNRN l11ARTHA JEAN 4f.r4 ff.4?6 eens 1 2 3 4 N IX Chorus 1 3 4 Transferred from barn er Kan as IH 1947 HIINIKE BEN 1 2 0 tra f lee f lub 1 2 l11lXf'l1C1l0I'U'a 1 2 HII I IARD IAWRIINCI H11 1 2 Bandl 2 3 4 llornQuart1t 3 ra Sevttt 4 Orchestra 4 Mlrror Htafl' 4 HoooEs ROBFRT E 1 Z S ry 2 B Orchestra 1 2 3 Clee Club 2 4 Nllxed Chorus 2 4 Junlor Play Student Senate 4 qenlor Plat HOEFER MXRL F F A 1 Footballl Basketballl HOENIE NORMA ANN YTeIns2 3 4 G A A 3 4 Band2 Cleeilub 2 3 111lX9l1 Chorus 2 3 Mlrror Qtaff 4 qemor Play Yearbook Editor Transferred from Preston Kansas In 194-6 HOLDER KENNETH 66 IY 1 Football 3 Student COUHCI1 4 W , HUFFMAN, HERBERT E 'E 70 HLNTER BILL HIY 4 Glee flub 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Ba ket balll 2 3 4 Tlackl 2 3 4 Qtudent Qenatf-1 JACOBS BARBARA RosE Nllrror Staff 4 Transferred from WlC1lll3 lxan a In 1946 JANTZ WARREN 4 F F A 1 Cleo Club 1 111126011 Chorus 1 Ba lu-t balll Transferred from Newton Kansa In 1946 JEIF PHYLLIS MAE YTeens123 4 C A A 2 Orcet Glee Club 2 3 4 'Nltxed Chorus2 3 4 JoIINso1N CLARENCE H1 Y 2 Football 1 3 4 Baslu thall 2 lxAIIvIII FR RAYMOND KFLLY FIJWARD Dropped second em: ter KIILIR WILIIAM F JR 1 2 3 4 1109 pre ldent 2 Band 1 2 Bras Sextet 4 Orche tra 2 4 ,Iumor Plaw Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Track 3 Qtudent Qenate 1 2 Student Qouncll 3 4 Presldent 4 Cla s Ylce pre Ident 2 3 Renlor Plax KING NORMA JIAN un 1 le flu KINL. RITA MAIKIE KRPHBII-I 1 Tfens 1 2 3 Ba Orc he tra 1 2 3 Nlxrror Staff 4 A ':., F. F. . 1, 2, 3. President 3g ' otlmall 1, 2. 3, -, 5 . Z Y-T . , . 3, 4: C100 Club I. .. 1 TI' 0.1 ,. . , , g . ., 1' , s., 3, , I Hi-Y . ', 3. 45 Hand 1. 2. 3. 4: rr-hes ' 2. 3. 4: 1 - . , QI . J . . 'V - 5 ' ,U . 1 ' - 3 B15 . , 4 . Hi-Y , '. 3. 43 ecreta ' . 43 and 1. 2. 31 . , . 1 L, I f A ' I 'A M70 ' H'- 5 :A I ' . F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 43 Track 3, 4. 1 1 9 '- 3 V I 3 . . . 3 s - ., x I ' . 3 . ' ' , ' s s. . 1. V 1 L- , , , gy. . . Q ,h sra 1, 23 . I1 , . 4 , 2 , S 'S . ' 1. 3 , . . ., . Hi-Y . , . . - s' g . . 4: g s . : ' Q: - 5, 1-1 s' . QQ 'l 1,11 1 Y-TU A ,21 C. AfA.2.31c: I- 1 bl.2. J .' ', 1 3. '- - . . . 3. 4-3 C. A. 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YTeeml 2 3 4 Orchc tra l 2 Nllrror Qtafl 4 flae if-Cretan 4 VILNC11 GENE A 2 NILRILLO JOE MLPILLO MARCIAI JR ORENS BARBARA ANN 9944 5 A ' 44 eenil 2 3 4 C A A PAULDINC JULIA JEAN Y Teensl 2 3 C A A 2 Clee Club 3 NIIXCII Chorus 3 Mlrror Staff 4 Semor Play PLOPLES LOUISE Y Ter-ne 1 2 blee Club 1 PINKSTON JAMES JR 11,44 ,QU 1 H1 Y 4 Orchestra 1 Transferred from Kan as Cny Kansas ln 1946 POER JIVI H1 Y 1 2 3 4 Trackl Student Council 1 Flase Treasurer 1 Traneferred from Wlchlta Kansas nl 1947 PORTER ROBERT H Band 1 2 Orchestra 1 2 Nllxed flmrui 3 Mirror Staff 4 PRA1T POLLY ef-ns1234CAA12Band1 flub 1 2 Mlxed ChoruQ 1 2 Jumor Play Xilrror Staff 4 Semor Play ROQELILS, MARY KATHRYN 49M 1 1461 'Nllrror Stafl'4 Editor Yearbook A QI tant Editor ROR LAIND F1 OYD Band 1 2 3 BaQketball 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 Xllrror Staff 4 bALxDLRs ROY GENE H1Yl 2 3 4 Football 2 SCO rr DONALD l X13 4 Bandl 2 3 Tranfcrred frm TucQon Arizona In 1946 SCOTT, WANTHA Y-Tvens l. 2. 3. 4. Sturm Jonxxn ot rm rea nrer ,lunlor ax 5 :lor ' Sttnn Joxu gene I Billltl 0Flh?ilfd 1 Snntrx Jutss Football Ba ketball l Sums CaRR0L 474.4'ZL4,nf een l 2 flee C u SH AW CYRAN0 R Cl 2 XIX lhurusl 2 Suu Mmutxx I EE 3411 11 ff Y eensl 2 '3 -1 Mu prewul:-nt 2 SPN Hx Bon l xlXllfl1 ll 5WlNaON, R11 HARD 1 3 Cleeflubl 2 3 4 xllX94lf no N 2 3 4 junio 'kllrror Stalf4 Yearbook Pdttor Wwkms RONALD ll1Yl 2 Clem flub 3 WAHL Ew- eenl23 Cla' t Junior Plax WALhLlt Buuux Dnnxt 3 It f u WAY DILKMJL aj llnY 4 l'ootb.1lll Z 3 4 faptam 4 Basketball l Z 3 Ilrdnkl 7 .5 4 Student Senate 7 sllltlflll unul 3 4 lre nlen WhlIlINC Douux Basketball 5 4 WIISON LRNHT WIIFORD N 3 4 Bd lull WINFRH CARROLI DEANJZM' f 4 X new ltu 3 out 'Iran fern-ml from Nan Antonto lex.: Ill 1941 ZA 14 WINSIOW Jn R HI Y 3 4 Band 3 4 Football 3 Nltrror Ntafl' 4 Yaarbuok A :tant hdxtor l'r.1nfnrre-Ll from Pleabanton Kansa 1946 Wool mu Cowan H1 X 1 2 3 4 Secretary 3 fablnf-I 4 Orclubtra 2 5 4 fllterlvacl r 3 -I Nluclen foun 1 Nm-mor Plas WALMK lot xx Bl-.RTRAND Mol Pulureflj l'uol1dll 1 7 on bgif W Senior play cast is shown above. Left to right. back row, ,lm-an Paulding. Con Wooluine, Norma lloemc, Velma Blythe. I-'lop lean Nlawdsley. Kenneth Merrill. Polly Pratt, Bill Keller. ,lo Ann Baker, Wayne Baker. Front row. Eddie Nlaag. Bob Hodges. Johnnie Lou Shafer. Wanda Dikeman. Senior Play . . . 'llhe Senior Class presented its annual play April 27, l9l8. in the junior college auditorium. This year's selection, When I Was Creenw by Guernsey Le Pelley, was ably given by a cast of fourteen and directed by Mr. L. VV. Dashen. Those in the cast were Wzllter Pop Bleacher lliob Hodgcslg Etta MNIOINM Bleacher llohnnie Lou Shaferl: Patsy lllcacher llfloy Jean Mawdsleyl: Catesworth Bleacher llienneth Merrilll: Beatrice Heeneyi' llleacher lljolly Prattlg Anne Bleacher llo Ann Bakerlg Logan Ellsworth lwaync Balierlg Henderson Elliot lrlddie Nlaagl: Ernestine Elliot lxlehna Blythel: Trisha Elliot lNorma Hocmelg Roger lVlartindalc 4Bill Kellerl: Sadie llcan l,illlldlIlglQ Blackmailer lCon Woolxsinel: Lorrctta lwlanda Dikemanl. 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Plljll' IIl'!'lIlj'-1 011f nf if 415' - I J J ff FIRST Row flharltne Chinn Patsy Cray Nlary Hlght Norma Hlllklf' Nflifllyll Bryan Virginia Maurer Phyllis Je-If Barbara Brc hm Peggy Bu h Nlarjorle Wloon Norma Crm Wantha Scott Carol Wllson Elva klmmel ,lean lla er Norma Hoeme Snow Rosy ,Iessn 'NIcDamel Katherme Adams Beverly Hartman Delza Darr Alberta Huffman Ceorgla Norrr Mary Blanlrenshrp Buerly C louse J0llI'll1lP lou Shafer farol Axllne Mar aret Morrison Eve Wahl ,lo Ann Baker Wanda ITIBCIIISYI Polly Pratt LUIS McNaught llllllll Rovs Phylhs Qample LOUIQP leople Nlarllyn Rlenut Loretta Bm ham Bettye Iongdon Reya Brlttaln Wanda Randolph fharlene Cates Betty flement Beth Crosley Ceorglanne Grrfhth Rosetta Hoffman Rosemary Randle Harrlet Montford Martha 'N1eDowell liogene Doskocll Floy .lean Mawdsley Helmke Nlarrlyn Hearn Chalfant Gulledge Claudme Clbbens Donna Rolf Mable Foley Eileen Conde Velma Blythe Verda Epley Marilyn Daly Betty Swmdler FIFTH Row Cle Juan Leatherman Dorothy Whitehead Georgetta F1SCllE'l' Joyce Shand Anna Cunningham Marilyn Slms Anlta 'ylorrls Marjorie Lockett Jean Bhzzard Aus Slpe .loann Baker Louise Gobm Nona Wllson Erma DHVIQ Barbara Grlham Kathleen Doskocll Margaret Fletcher SIXTH Ron Sally Martm Maryone Qanders Patty Dletz Barbara Green Delma Heape Phyllis Beck Anna McCoy Norma Tucker Patty NIcDan1el Martha Hearn Pep Club The pep club yy as 0I',.3lllLPd January 6 l91-8 ln the juco audltorrum by the cheerleaders of P H S Elected oflicers are Ceorgla Farlywme, presldent Loulse Peoples, VILC presrdent and Kathleen Doskoul secretary The purpose of the club 15 to help teach yells at assemblies help plan pep assemblies and to gnc more support to the teams Requlrements set up for membership Ill the tlub 'Ire that a member must he a sophomore junlor or semor must attend three out of four pep club meetln s and all pep assemblles A ,reen or dark shlrt and a uhxte blouse or sys eater IS the dress for the club Future plans are to et sweaters or jackets vs 1th emblems or arm bands and ,reen beames An ofllclal name for the club rs to be chosen later The club sat to,ether at all ,ame and lt- adylsors are Nlrss Reba Holloway and MIQS Gertrude Barton Page Tuenty Sit . 4 I I rr 0 .. 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C . in Page Tuentx-.Wine Coach Smith then began training his boys for the coming tilt with the Great Bend Black Panthers. The Panthers had been scouted previously and the Greens knew that senior Dean Wells would be their main threat. This threat proved true as he broke through the line for three of their four touchdowns. When the smoke cleared, the score stood at I2-26 with the Greens on the short end, but the game was one of the best in the league as the Greens battled fiercely all the way. It was no one's game till the final gun sounded. The attendance at this game topped all games of the season. Great Bend went on to be one of the undefeated teams in the state. In their non-league game with the Liberal Redskins, the Green and the Red battled it out on the Greens' home territory until the hnal gun gave the game to the home team by a score of 26-0. The Redskins played a clean, hard game and proved that they might well afford some compe- tition if admitted to the Southwest Kansas League. The Greens next journed to the lair of the Lawrence Lions to grapple with the twice undefeated gridders of the university city. The Greens had trained long and hard for this game and planned to gain some valuable experience even if they were unable to conquer them. Although the Lions proved too powerful for the Greenback squad, it gave the under- class members of the squad some of the experience they will be sure to need next year when several slots in the team will be empty due to graduation. The Greens were unable to score against the Lions and in the end, felt the impact of a 32-0 score. While in Lawrence the team witnessed the battle between the Kansas Jayhawks and the Missouri Tigers and saw many interesting sights on the campus of Kansas University. As a reward for their services during the season this trip was financed by the athletic fund. ,aww .ww 1234.3 Pictured at left. top to bottom. are lf. J. Nlcfluire. Bob Blasi. Bill Keller. Clarence johnson. Bob Spicer. Ben Frantz. lion Fraizer. ln all the pomp and glory of homecoming festivities. the Greens were pitted against the Dodge City Red Demons on Zerger Field. The weather for this occasion was exceptionally fair and warm and the game went quite well as the Greens again and again held the Demons out of scoring territory. while they themselves were able to roll up a total of 25 points and clinch the game. During halftime ceremonies. amid cheering and confetti from the crowd. Wanda Dikeman was crowned Football Queen and reigned on her green and white throne for the remainder of the game. ln the procession were three convertible coupes which were used to carry the queen and all her many attendants to the throne. Following the custom of years gone by the losing captain forfeited his shoes to Dick Way. the winning captain. and was escorted off the field barefoot. In their league standing the Greens ranked second on the list. needing only a win from Great Bend to bring that long sought trophy home once again. This is Great Bend's second consecutive year as Southwest Kansas League champions. Those graduating who were on this year's squad include: Bob Spicer. Bill Hunter. Ben Frantz, Captain Dick Way, Co-Captain Bob Blasi, Bill Keller. Ed Maag. Carrol Winfrey. Winford Wilson. Wayne Costello, E. J. Xlc-Guire, Clarence Johnson. and Fred Harzman. Manager. Among the twenty-eight boys who lettered in football were fourteen seniors: Captain Dick Way. Co-Captain Bob Blasi, Don Fraizer, Bill Keller. Wilford Wilson. Bill Hunter, Ed Maag, Ben Frantz, Wayne Costello, E. J. McGuire, Clarence Johnson, Bob Spicer, Harland Dietz. and Carroll Winfrey. Others who lettered were: George Purcell, Korff Maag, Bob Hamilton, Gary Gardner, Wally Longdon, Rod Dyerly, Roy Hinds, Bob Hurt, Ralph Parker, Bob Eastes, Paul Breuer. Bob Schulte. Al DeVaney and Bob Josserand. Fred Harzman served as manager. With only fourteen of its letternlen graduating, the Greenback squadis chances for a successful 19-18 season look very good. In the backfield there will be Bob Eastes. Roy Hinds. Al DeVaney and Wally Longdon. and in the line there will he Ralph Parker, Paul Breuer. Gary Gardner. Korli Maag, Bob Hurt, Bob Hamilton and Bod Dyerly. sf. - , 41.1, ' Y Pictureal at right. top to bottom. are Wilford Wil-on. Wayne Costello. lffl Haag. Dir Way. llarland Dietz. Bill llunter. lllill num 1 ax mul 1 mu 1 4 1 Us lm ll ll lNl 1 1 lllll and Vt 1 Football Queen lh lx Xliss Wa z l,ikf'lIIi1ll was 1-' 'wil lfunllulll IINIPPII of IUIT Ivy Captain Ilivk Vi' -' at Ihr- nm al 'l'l1anksg'x'i1lg1 gli ' will llnflglv City. .Ml 'nmlanls wvrv xIilI'jUlAi1' l,m'k'll. lfluy ,lt'2lll Nlamlsll-5. Gvlbfgiil l':ill'l im-. 4 I Nm' limclraly. The-ir f Sl'1ll'lS uv' Hula Bla, '. Hill K-llc-r. lim Fra ' 'Yaylw Cnslvllo. Q Q Q .. :Q ' 'lr 42 I , . H ir V'-Tzu, Nllxf Inu I'IllrllllIllllllF um 4-lwfvll lu llw lmske-llmll team to lw IIIPII' que-f-n. Nlw last lllblllf' QQIIIIP. ullivh was xsitll Crf'z1t Umlfl. 'XII Im- Wahl. lAllliSl'U1llbilI and .IlI!li1' Sxsiml- , was l'I'UNlIl'd lux' Paul BI'f'llf l' at tllf' lvr. X:-rum: Hams. lwfl U51-rly. Ralph U'Hrn-n. :xml lhrlx Hurt. f-ruling he-r xwrf- Flruy jean Xlzlxsdslm. Basketball Queen EPIA fl lflx o A 4 y s V , I I, :lx ,.. Taking Pratt High through a successful season was llll5 year s team Kneelmg left to rrght are Toby Rowland Harland Dxetz Ralph 0Br1en Bxlly Hunter Bennle Frantz Bob Eastes Homer qchroecler E .l lllCbUlf9 Allen Devaney B111 Bloxom Standmg, are foach LeRoy l hler 'Nlarym QIIVSTQ Wally Longdon Cc-orge Axlme George Nelson ,lack Elsen hauer Paul Breuer lemon Maas Rodney Dyerly Bob Hurt Carter Barker Harold Carrlson Paul Hlllard Rodney Small Coach Wally Smith Basketball The Pratt hl h school basketball team topped off a hl hly successful season of fourteen wms and elght losses by a trlp to the Kansas State H1 h School AA Basketball Tournament at Topeka Kansas Pratt Hlbh turned lnto double A eompetltlon last year and thls was thelr first trlp to the state meet 1n such competltlon The Greenbacks beffan thelr season wlth a loss to a strong Russell team 31 21 the game bem-1 played on Russell s court Russell lncldentally was beaten ln the finals of the class A state tourna ment at Salma bv Buhler defendmg state champlons The eyer unpredlctable Greens then returned to Pratt to defeat a stronff Dodge Cnty team by the close score of 46 45 The Greens then journeyed to Llberal where they admlnlstered a drub ltlllf' to the Llberal lads 4133 Journevm, to Larned the Freens downed them ll 28 an a real thrlller Returnm, home the Greens won another thrlller 57 36 from a scrappmg Anthony qumtet The Pratt team then traveled to Great Bend where they suffered thelr second defeat 48 pb rn the hands of the ever powerful Great Bend Panthers Pratt racked up another vlctory by defeatlnff Kmf man 28 27 on the local court The ffamc was flose all the way wlth a thr1ll1n Hmsh After bem defeated bv Pratt once earller 1n the season the Llberal Redsklns handed Pratt thexr only defeat on thelr own court 23 22 lNext on the schedule for Pratt was a trlp to l'l0lSlllr.l0Il where they defeated I arnecl I9 25, lT0lSlllr.t0I1 51 32 and qterlln 2717 ln the Holsmrton lnylt ltlonal 'lournament Coach Smiths lads returned home wlth a beautlful first place trophy After hem, trouneed by Dod,.e Clty 32 39 there Pratt returned home and toolc thelr reyen e out on Stafford 44 29 with many Pratt reseryes seem actlon ln the tllt Trallln, up untll the last few Il1ll'lUtf'S Pratt eeked out 1 'fl 28 wm oyer Larned due to last mmute storm bv Blll Hunter and Ben Frantz who haye played wonderful ball all year Then for the lug, nl ht of the year Pratt defeated Clelt Bend on the local court 37 52 leadm, all the way Pyery man on the Pratt team played brllllant ball and Toby Rowland scorched the cords for Pl htcen pomt Ben Frantz played maryelou- defense holdm Great Bends ace Dean Wells to only Iwo free Ihroyyx Entermc, the game wlth determmatlon IH eyery moye the Green bac-Le just wouldnt be beaten Prlor to tlns game Dean Wells was llsted ID the top ten scorlng for AA competltlon ln the state G- . , V , , . 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G Track Pratt Hloll competed ln f lass AA thls year for the second year About 31 bovs reported for the 48 track squad, wlth nlne lettermen from last vear s team From 18 to 20 boys were taken to all meets thls year Coach Wallv bmlth planned a three day tr1p to the K I relays to enable the boys to see the unrversrty track teams ln actlon Two world s records were broken that day HHVIHW had only one week s practlce the team traveled to Sterlmff College to the annual track meet where thev placed sixth At the Unrversrty of Wrchlta AA track meet Pratt placed slxth a am At K L the Greens took seventh place wrth only two bovs representmb the team there Hunter made flve polnts and Fralzer slx The Hutchmson lnvltatronal plated the team slxth a am wrth many boys gatherm pomts At the league meet the Greenbacks at a dlsadvanta e because of lack of runners placed second to Great Bend The team handicapped by speed on the track was however stronfr ln the field the 220 dash Fralzer has I-8 pomts rn shot dlscus and javelrn Dretz IS next hloh polnt maker with Frantz and Wav tlose behmd At thls wrrtmff the clndermen are almln for the rebronal track meet whlch wlll quallfy them for the state meet Btu, Low left to nghg loacll LeRoy Uhler Rodman Small foach Wally Smith George Nelson Bob Schulte Jrm fardner Bob Laird George Axlme Leon Boughner Paul Breuer Marvm Webster James Owens Harold Garrison Marclal Murrllo Bob Eastes Alun Wendlandt Carroll Dean Wmfrey Fred Harzman Srcown Row left to flbhl Gary Gardner Herbert Huffman ,lack Fampbell Al DeVaney Buddy Seyfert Wally Longdon Donald Rich FRONT Row left to nah! E ,l XICCUIIE Brll Hunter Drck Way Ben l'rantz Harland Dretz Wayne Costello Pagr Thzrty get PII C 9 O P . l .N K '. , Q , 1. Q e ' T - , F 'T v 'X 7 Q s v D 1 n , ' V Q g ' . . T.. - ' , 1 . ., . , . L g v , g . . U i ' 9 Ls U , . . y 3 , , y .g , y V, s C events. Hunter has accumulated 43 polnts rn pole vault, broad jump, javelm, and - . y . . . I . . . . .U r . . . , - ., . , .K V .. PM . . . g I U. I h v .I H , , . -. . i , V , . , , . . 1 , Q f 1 1 fn - v l -1 A v - . l , V l A T l cz A ', ff - , . I , , Q ' , v I . , n 7 I 1 1 Y fl lv n 1 - - A 7 s '1 1 1 l ' 5 QU ll af-. NI xx' -, '.?,S1 Y-D Q, 5 8 I I Ill: I xs x M ...,. r K 8 , in l 5 - :Q Y. 1 - f is ' 2 'v 4 i Q, ,f t 1 Q . 1 . -Am ' 55 ,, .J af, Q V 5-i v W -f Q' ' . 11 12, A is EWM J V x 17 I , 1 I ll--will'-l gm Im' llxlrlf VIII . I, XIMKIA! 'H.i1HH1I-HEI, 3. Nm-w1I1.A-rl-. 1. XUNI4- Il' lhf'---'-.nlv I-fx? 1 HM lm In-Pxllllf Yu, l'wu'I,- pi-lmf I'IlINI VIII . T. 4.1-I Arm lllx. 31. lux lwn-'-. 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H . ,. , . , , . 4 . .U ' , V . Y . y . V , '-. . , , t , t, . . . , ' l, . , S ' , ' , , 1 ' '. 7 V l ' 1 . . . . . , 1 , , e Q v P Q - -' s .' . . . . . ' . . ' . I . . ' 1 , S. ' . ' . . ' . '. t in - L . . . V. S. -. .Q ' . . I . '. , ' ' . . , S' ' ' 7 . ' ' 7 , 7 . ' ' , - ' 1 S. - F ' 1 S' ' - ' t ' J , A ,. . . 'S L ', , ' 1 . f , .' , . S, ' 1' ' g , Pratt High School Band. under the able direction of Mr. Gerald Weaver. made appearances at various activities this year. The band first traveled to the Hutchinson State Fair, with Lawrence Hilliard as drum major. Two other bands. Sacred Heart Band of Vllichita and the Boy Scout Band of Salina, played with the Pratt Band at the Fair. A broadcast was also made by the Band while at the Fair. The next journey was to the Medicine Lodge Peace Treaty where the Band marthed alonff with the Hazelton and Harper band Ihe band started prutlcing earlx exerw Il10I'IllIlU' Clllflllff the fall worltm p maneuxers for football game The out tandm performance at the football ime w as at the Pratt Great Bend game Great Bend brouffht a 100 plete band to help it halftime The band plated for foul home ames and one Game at lxlnrman lhe Pratt and IXIHQIIIIHII band directors w orlxed up maneuwers for the two band tofrether The drum majors met hoolt hand and then mosed the band to pell out PHAT! md RINGNIAN The Band w as alwaxs present at the home basketball ,ames alou 1110 pep tmon the fans Thex plated for exen home ame and a mall pep band ltttjlllplllltfl the team to Great Bend annual toncert for the Band w 1 on Feb 26 with Jerrs Weiser featured cornet sololst Six senior will leaxe the band thi sear B111 lxeller Jax Wm lm Ben Helmlce Lawrence Hilliard Leon Bouffhner and Lddie Nlaa The Band recened an I ratmf at the annual Nlu it Fe tual held ln Pratt -Xpr1l2 5 The rlarlnet quartet of the en emble al o ot an I ratm Jerri Weawer recelud the onlx I ratm of the solo Nearlx 200 tudent were lll Pratt for the le tual and Z0 bands were represented Pu f ffl . 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' 1 , L . ge if Qrchestra cel the l11 . 1 orrheetrl haxe romplctccl Ill out tmdmf' war of work Flhe orrhutra has appeared beforc the publu many tmus tllli wear l11 januau le Stung NELIIUII gan a 121111111 uw UllIf'll ant tu u ou ltslll p ne 'flou of Illllllllllb lll the Annual fllI'l'wlIllHN flillllll A formal Ulllflll was lt 1 111 M lrth Wllll Conrad Woolxsme and Alllld Mtfaow .11 fsaturul sololsts A tom: rt 1 Ihr fade school Ll11lcl1e11 11 aa 'TlWfll 111 A Jrll lNot llllllllllff tl1e1r appearanu to just 1onre1t1 the orchestra algo plaucl fm the ,ll1Ill0I' plav and M1 1 Rufus Gras s Ch11Qtn1aQ reutil A Nlflllff quartet roxnpoaed of Lflllldd Voolxnne Yl0llIl Amta lNlcL0s ella Anne Cordraw Xl0llll and Nlarffamt Mon-rer Yl0l3 plaved at several plates and also a tr10 has been 0I'UdIllZ6d lwhe Ill?IHl'J9I'Q of the t11o are Margaret lVl0IlUCI' Xl0lIIl Barbara Hartman cello and Mlldred Nlonffu pmno The full olcheslra and Qeweral of the member- pa1t111pated 1n tht Pllll ArtQ Festlwal The full orcheiha won a one ralmff 111 the AA Llasb and the f0lllHtlIl ' l111e Betker two Barbara Hartman one Vlmtha Nlrllomell thlem Thr '-trm'f quartet and the wtrmv t11o also ffot one 1 fle hnal appearamc of the orchuha 11111 at QUIXIIIIPIHKHII nt IRSI Row left to 11g,l1t f1111ra1lW1rr1lm111a lCOIll1I'tIIldNltX'l Anne iortlrax lawn-la11t comer! nnwlre filllltflllf' Campb: ll Carol fllfl tmann Phylh Bak Nldlllld Nl1Dom ll Barbara Hartman Anna N111 ox 5K-KONI! how let1ol1,l1I Nlargartl Nlonger 'Nlelba fhastam 'Norma lutlur an Nlowu lm-.alyn l'l1ltr Erneslme Nmunt btrtrurle Kahmryer Beurly Hartman Kto Halrnkt Alue Snnlh Marjorw Woorlwlm beorpa Earlywnnt and Carolmf Betlur ltllltll Ron left lu flhhl IJen1111 All1l6TN4lll Gllllffll Huk-1 .han Burns- Btm llntlln Bob Ilpllllllitff Rodney Small joan Wehhng Lawrence Hllbartl Nlaggn A1111 Pager, ,ltfly Wtaur B1lllXtll1r Dtlllllb AlllltfI'SOI1,fdI'lJll' l-errm, Be ll Hehnke and Barbara Brthm T7 l'a,Q'e f mn T11 u 9 0 Q Unl ' 1 K.'4'1'llUIl of Mr. l10l't'll Cmwforrl the tllirty-five IllI'IIllN'I'S of he - X i 1 - 1 1 2 Sz ' P V, 1- 1 , V ' 1 - 1V' . . A- . 1. , ' . , . ' H. 'K . V . . . tl.g 4 Cl I-'Mj-C -'- ll-fll 'z lajda 1-' P A ' i .i I '- -1 -' -.rl-ll' . . . . , . F 1 f ' ' ' ' ' V' J 5 1 'UI' ' 55 ' 5' ' ' e 1: I - F I I I ' I nj . 1 A 1 - 1 -1 1 . . , .X . V F , ,, V , V -, V ,, V S .P V A . VV V, V. V V. .V . ,VN V: V V.Vv QV C .V F V, VV . V . V V3 . ,f . V . ., V' - F , ' , g 1 ' 3 ' 3 1-'F - Q Y 4 1 1 I ,I . I Q. 2 V Y ' l . I L.. Y W Y 7 lf' I Y NY. :- members who recelved ratings are Lon Wf00lWlIl8--UIIPQ Anne Qordray- fone: Laro- ' V ,n l v 1 I . , vi xl A 1 1 lr , - i 1 i. x -, ' F . . 1 - ' -' 1 - '. , ., I. . L, . F . - 1 f f - 1 1- . - I - f 551. I -' ' '. f 'II' -A' A ,1 v .VJt' -' '-5 1 '. ' . In . V 1 1 1 '1 . 11 A I . 1 1 rg- 1 K , 4 V 1 A. V 1.' ' ' 'I 1. 1 -4 N M V U 11 M , M . 2 L . ,.,, M- - ff , 1 af T, ' 1 .iq 1 4' XM' 'Y 1 Mmed Groups fa. 4 Xl I dd IIS N I N N I an . .1 ta . w . .gl ffm Nl1Nang . - 'I rn pl nf .rf Hn 1 Nh l'a'l ami Nlargsarft Jan- I-If tr hr r ' ' f I -V--,. 1.9-I .:-If Q 3 . A 1 K . .,:: 2 if 2 4 , , N .2 ,t x 1 r ' ff lr 5 ff a -rf ? 'I A z I X ,I . Y r ' 1, , Y , ,, ,,. Q' 5 x K V 1 2 A 1 ' a ff as ' 5 1 .A 'Pip f , 'sl STI 1Ql1u:'l'1g'r'-ffm Wml ' v..-M1 -ll-rrlray. 'Xnita 'Nl-l1uy.anl Nlaru ' H0 gf-r. Curb S'l'rrlvp 'flrln-Xlilflrvrl Xlurmgvr. Xlargarvt Xlurrgw. aml Barbara Hartman. Q 7' 5 5 9 I 1 Q vgt Q57 7,- ,M , 1:0 V T2 4 , I P K If A If: I1 ' f if 3 Y 11 - I .... an wi R E' 5 gi: gs is 1 - V i, y 9 P I2 I l lllnI,!l'nl Pf,x-t'l'1llIllPLlIIi-I NMA- 11- Bakr-'Q M-Irma Blyth'-. Xlw- I' Nlvk xr1.au-I Xlariln ll Daly. lqlltly .-F.X'll'.'l .'M'r'uIr p' i-I .lll'llliI21 H' rsh: .Nui ' N11-fI-ry. Barbara Br'l1m. Jwrn Il-1 1-rin plum- nf ,' , ht.l :IIll'1f'4IN'.l :IXi1Kill'lIIl' ' 4-' . .' - ' ' '. The Senior H1 h tflee tlubs under the dlreetlon of Nh l'dve1n .l Hrlmmer, haw partlelpated m Nexeral IIlllSli'll exents durmff the school year On November l x the Clee Clube presented thelr annual Saw It With MUQIQ program xn Hhlill the Nllxed Chorus Clrlx Clee Club Boss blee Club Clrls uar tet Glrls bextet and Bows Double uartet partlupated The Glee Clube also jolned wlth the semor hleh band and ore hectra ln the annual Chrlstmas program Then on March 9 the Clee Clube preeented lxll1NlL To Remember wlth the 'lllxed Chorue Boys Clee Club Clrle Clee Club Clrls Trlo Girls Qextet, and sololet Margaret Jane Fleteher At a Qpeelal AI'IYllQlll? Daw proerfxm the Nllxed Chorue Qang Xerw ell-eetnels the Battle Hymn of the Republle The lN0xember I profr'1m was lllf'llllgl1lPCl ln a rendltlon f Countrx Stx e arxanfred ln red Wlrlnff he Qettlnff of t e Gone N15 feature bs ne' members of the ehorus who were drewed Ill jeine and plnflforee There were also Qqu'1re dlneera III eolorful eoetumes The cllI'lilIlld4 proffram featured Fred WSTINW S arranffement of Texas the Nlnlll. Before Chrlstma- ln the sprlnf' recltal the Ballad for AlTlPI'lL'iIlS were presented with Bob Hodgee ae the barltone Qololst On April 2 and v Prfltt was hot to more than 1000 Qtudente here for the annual IIIUQIL Contest The Clee Clubs Ind Qexeral 9IllI'l6Q and reeelved excellent ratlnec Some of the eneembles and OLltQl3l1CllIl sololste hawe appeared at Rotarw LIONS and N3I'l0llQ other Clube The Clee Clube durln the Qehool xear ol l9le 16 hase been werx Queeewful under the eompetent dlreetlon of Mr Fclnm ,I Brlmmer Glee Clubs MIXED CHORUS FRONT hem Kathleen D0QlxllCIl Barbara Brehm Phxlll ,Ielf 'Nlargaret Fletcher Delza Darr lol Fltvelmmone Flm ,lean 'llawdaley Nlarllyn Daly Anita Mcfow Niartha Hearn HI-COND Rows 'Nlr Brlmmcr Norma Tucker Jean Hager ,luanlta Hardy lmeemary Randle ,lo Ann Baker Carol AXllIlP Yerda Epley Elwa KlHlmLl Yelma Blythe Roeetta Hoffman THIRD Hou 'Sleela Nlcliown Helen Lunt Rogene Doeleoe-ll Don Sprmger Wayne Baker Marun flrronleter Flma Cope Nlarllyn Bryan Pol RTM Kem Anne fordrax 'Norma f rlce Bob l'armer Rlellarel Munson Fu Wahl FIFTH Rem lneharel Nlarell Bob lloelge ltmharel Curtle Don NlcKemn Km lllnele tene: Stanelll Lah on Doeleon K Ia,.c Forte Four BOYS GLEE CLUB I-'mfr limi-fBlanin lilmmisn-r. l.aYnn Dodson. Bob Farmvr. liivharri Swinsnn. Donald Springer. Sricoxn Howflniicllaril Nlardis. Bob llodgvs. Rim-llarrl Curtis. Donald XlcKuwn. Roy Hinds, Gene Stansill. Smrrin-Wayne Baker, accompanift. flRLb GLFP CLLB Nlavscl lu Nlarllsn Dali Nlartha Hearn NI'f0'Nll Row lxathlorn Du lurnl Nlargare-I Fletcher Ann: iurrlrax Jean Hag:-r Yelma Blxthe Yermla Eplex Nlarllsn Brian lx vita Huffman Elia kxmmrl Timm lrms XI:-il.: Nlilvvsn Hel n Lum hnggnv Do lmul H4 :man Randle Nrrma Crue Elma frpe Exe Wahl J4 inn Baker lar I Xxllne Nlr Eulmn Brlmmr-r Page Forty fue Ii ' ll E9 I , P ' i gl it p fa . 'F lr . K, Qflj 4 1 X 1 , tk Fllur limi-Norma Tucker. Barbara Brehm. PhylliS.,If'lf. Delza Darr. Anita Mcfloy. Lois Fitzsimmoni. Floy Jean 'idx N 1 11 1 1 r- 1 IX 4111 1' X um 11 :mud rvttx fx axe 5 ore um dX Nmmmer 9 1 1 The pn 1 DJ nf-1 I 41 11' 1 rv lube 1'ur!1.5lx I 1 4, 11:2 X' 11 , X x ,Wh 3 I 1 l . .'11uuh1ff1'. 2, Tw 111' u R11111. 3. '1'l1:' 1 uk. -1. 111:-rc's thf- gigglr-'K f. W ll. fl ut Il' Ill tl . 6. V1 ' f T. Oh. Jtllllllly. 4111. H. C0011 Candy. 1111? 9. For shame-. 10, Th-f gang. 11. Little- Buy Scuut. 12. N1ust11+1i11tv-resting. 13. Why , I 'f 14. P 1' BH' H 1' s. 17. NI N1 D' 16. ' S. 11. What the heck. 18. The TNT i1 Stfh-. 19. : se? 20. 11.1131121119 1. fu k' '! 21. Wla1g1,s? l.. iv- 2 wb Student Council . . . Shun: left to rzbht Bob Ea tee Bull Keller Wanda Dxkeman and Dxck Waw FIRST Row .standing Wayne fostello Barbara Brehm Con WOUlMlll8 Ros Purcell and Patty XlLDdIllCl SI-COND bow stundznt, Bob Strothman Bob Hodgee E J 'wld ulre Don l'ra1zer and ,lllllllly Bob C,-oodloe Sp0Il50I'lllg a dance for the Crt it Bend Pratt aemor lllfll schools to relnent relatlons between the two aehools the Student founul ha-. contmued Ita leadewhlp this wear ln Pratt SCIIIOI' Hx h Great Bend Student Lounul met wlth the lratt Studr nt Counul to dlseusb the dlflicultw which had EIFIQCII between the two sthools The SILC president of the btudent Aetlwltw AN50Lldlll7Il Bob Eastes, hae been pI'8SldlIlf' officer of the counul the pail wear Pre'-1dent of the abbouatlon Bull Keller, attends all IIICCIIHUS but wote- and takes an aetlve part onlw ln ease of a tle Wallda DllxCm3H wab elected beeretarw bw the Lounul Problems that deal dlrettlw wlth the etudent bodw and thelr Interest are lbllluffhl before the eounul where thew are dlstuseed junxor and senlor elass presldentb attend the meetnwe as well Hb one reprebentatlwf from the follow mfr orffanlzatlons H1 Y Y Teena l'uture Farmera of Amerlta Bowe and Glflb Glee Club Athletlt Department Glrls Athletn ASHOQIJIIOII and the head eheerleader Members of the Lounul tht pa-t wear representlnf' the NPIIIUI home roomb were Wanda Dllxeman Don I'I'dlLtl Dulx Waw and l' ,l M1 Clulre llhosf ltpI'f'SPIlllIl the jumor home rooms were Barbara Buhm Bo-. l urcell Bob Strothman and ,lames Goo loe Other l'ClJI'9N9llIdllXtb wen Benme llantz Nemo: IldNN president Bull Hunter HIY Pat Nltllamel Y leena Wawne to tello l' l A lon Ho cs ,ee I lubs and Com ld Woolwlne hfad cheerleader , . .U A- S A . h . -I . V , ., . ' - 1 j . . q 1 Y- q 5.5 q. . .A . . ' I ' ' ' ' M 'Z - A ' ' 'lg 1 5, '. 5, ' r . 1 - ' , 1 . V . . .U . U ' C . .L 'Y . . 5 . ,N . , I ' I .' v . V .Y A5 A ' ' Z' Four members are elected from the two classes by home rooms. Both the U . F F . : F Q D . .5 . . . .. 1 .. 7 1 u 0. 2 A X v , . I . . - w v 1 , , U , P ., , ' , W . ', , . ' . . 7, V , ' I . ' ' ' . , ., . ' , . ' , .. . ,. , , ,,. , g, ' d . ' Q ' ' ' ' .3 ' ' gg 2 ' , '- 1 ' , ' ' . -' ': ,s . .'. .: ll dgnfl ,, I .iz ' 'a ' . ' ' ' ' . Puhe Furtw Fighl e Clrl Athletlt A ouatlon xx 1 ur' mined ln l9l1 Ile mor l -X tonlposed of nmth tenth elex enth and twelfth rade ffulb blxallllf and bltttllll mme tsso of the mam tttnltte hllltll were enjmed ln the fall and -prln The b 'K A held exeral partlee O CPFC of the semor C 'X -X au a folloxw Xlr lllld Luzen prel ent Watlda Dllxeman Ute presldent Georgia lLdI'lNNlll6 etretarx Dona lee Dodbon treasurer There are 60 members H1 the bemur C A A Plas day was held III Pratt on Aprll lU Culs from mam QUlI'0UlldlIl' towns partlupated tn llllf exent The state potnt NY tem 1 u ed Ill nulun mrecht usaxcl GAA FRONT htm Duruthx Burrow Xian Blanlunshlp Bexerlv fluu e Nlarx Ill ht fhalfant lulletl e Donna Garrett Harriet 'Nluntfurtl Nlar aret Nlurrl un NLLONU htm Nldfjuflt? Sander Pattw Dxetz Kewa Brlttam Wanda Ramlolph Beth fro lex Ceorgeanne Crlfhth blurley Dtkeman Barbara Brehm Norma Hoeme Wanda Dtkeman L01 Nle'Nau ht Bettx Nwmtller Ylr una Fozen: THIRD bows Bexerly Gras 'Nlarw Lou qlllltll Donna Wat on farul Chr: tmann .lu Ann Halton Claudlne Clbbenn Ellfell funde 'Nona Wil on Barbara blllldm Beverly Hartman Dona Dual on Dorothy Ward foeta Nea le FOLRTH Row farole Ferrm fatherme Campbell Bexerlw Nutt Fan O burn lxuth Qmndler ,Ioan Wxlham Norma Webster Nlarw Lou Ntmmung Ellen Scarbrou h Pebble Hu h Alma Hurt Buerlx W atllun Xhce Hel el Pu,,e' Forty 'Vine . . . . . . - ,. . Q . Th 5 ' ss '- 'as ga ' .. 1 se 1. , . A. 15 . L: ' l - . - U. ',. t Y rr r ' Y 2-. g .. - . 1. i. . 5 W . .. V' ' 5 g. - . 5' ' .. . . .. a . H5 - : -5 p: g ' ' s. sd : . . , . I . . .- 55. . .Z J . - '41 n A Q 2 V 1.41 u . Y . , . ' . ' '., . . ' , . . u 1 . , I- I. . - :'s s s 1' 51' a O O 9 0 O O , ,A Vg V N Q. V I . N I .U . ' . D . ' . H- . x s . 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'V 4 , ' l l , ,,,, , , , s D u '.A ' Page F115 N1A11u WINS 'Nlwrtle Zlebell Wanda Drkeman VICE presldent Frances Qelloollover Qecntary Carol Axlme trta 11rer Nldrjorle Loclxett Ill't9Itlf'I'lI Xllgb Lols Hogue N1Axl1lN1 Floy ,I1a11 NI11m1lsley vxorld fellowahlp Patty NlcDa111el student 1'0unc1l 'Norma f'r1c1 progr.1n1 M11rg.1r1t,la111,ll1tcl1er song leader JoAnn Baker TIIUQIC Nlarcllle heed soc1al ,I0dll Bal11r wsorslnp Verda lzpley puhllelts 111 Pl1T1111o eorgu lLdI'XVSlllf' N0Cld Nlr H B lllfllll Ur Ros S111 tr Y Teens ff ow S 11 11151111 1111 to 011111 IH fr11ndsh1p mth 1lf0lJl6h 11 all 11111s It lflllllb, 11111 lldlllilll ltleb Zlll tht 'rods 11 the Yl1e11Q, the t1en age SILUOII 0 tl11 Mlllld 1s1d1 Y W Q A The 51111111 Y rlltll Clubs total 111e1nlJ11sh1p of 75 nas Ulgdllllell 1Ilt0 Clnllt coxmnlttees lw1USlL Wlllbhlp lroffranl, W11rldlellomsl11p boual Pl1lJllLlly Flnante and lVlen1lJe1ah1p M1 Q Mwrtle Ltebell M155 Luls Hoffue, lVlrb H B UlllUll Zllld M15 Roy Shafer, Y W C A lIl6IlllJ6l'S, Mele the bpomorx fo1 the club and ea1l1 d1111ted two of the Llllllllllllff' ffroups September .JO 11 IS the date of the re131Jg111t10n serwlce held at the CllI'lStldIl Cllufth At l.lllS jolnt Y W L A Senlor Y Te111 and lnbertw Hlfrh Y Teen serxue 1111 l1 glrl s IIlFlIllJ6I'NllllJ was fonnallx I'tLO0'IlllFCl Atllllg dg hoste-ses to the lxanbas D1str11t Y W C A WIIITPF Confelenee fox llllN LIIFH 1s as '1 reapon-lbllltw that requlred mo-t of tht Y Teen lllllf 1n tl11 earls fall the 1o11fer1n1e wax held lXo11111be1 l and txselxe tonne were 111 atten1l11111e VC on o f1t 11r 111 ll 1 '1111 1 ron 1s IS e ffene1a lf'IIlt' 1 av W re 111 1 11111 Soat l31oth11 1 la new 111 Jw th1 Semor X 11 N 1 1 1 11tt11 1 N of t1 ff 11 mod, me IlPfClW fum 1 1 World 1 unm Pl Pt OI 1 w 1 10 e1 111' of 111111111 ll ff ll0Ll l 111111111 max 1 11e11 mx t11 tu ents ind f111ul 11 11111 lll'1 11111111 o 1 11 111 111 tlrfe 1 111 N I fthlbt pa1 11 N 1 fhartn Book 11 ls t11 111111 1 Y l'1111 Nlo Daughter banquet l1el1l xldllll lv III the xlllllltlljdl Lllllb romnx lhle New Q banquet 111.11l111l the llllfllelll IIIIIIXBINHIN of th1 Nlothex Dauffhter lJdIlqUtl.: here 111 Pratt lh1 Nen1o1 1lub max 111 Lllcll 1 of the Cl6L0IdllUllN and llberts Hlffh the pro0r1i111 NV- I'17G '-11' 21, . ' t1 1. f-. 1 Q Q O To nl' Ll A I 1 l 5' ' ' W g ' - ' f ' -lg' ' ' l -' 1l ' xl-'lt' f L - s - f I . 7 . 7 Fl. . . L , . 7 , I , ! in. . 'l Sxv 1.1 , e 1. F 1. . . w ' 'fr ' ' ' , R, . , E 'Q ' ' t . . T. ., 1 ' .- ' . ' 1' 'U - Nl '- 'l' g.'l - ' F1'tl 1 l A-1' 'ax th ,. l tl . A Il , '1-' ' th- S1 - l ' ' s'1,' 1 ' t-d lu' I 1' ' '-Tl-n.:. lfa-l -1v11111' -- l'ilIAI'lt'tl out an indivi1lu'1l Cll!'lSlIllil.4 projeet but all lem ,il '- ft gifts. or both to so A I' 1 'l . Th- ' l 'll1n,'l'l I 'oj -t f ' the y1 1r 1111: thx ' ll -t'1, for C. A. ll. lf. Ili 'liilrl'S. PI ,l gl' ln' l 1 S cl' .' 1 ' ' ty l the S1-1' ' 'g.l tllltl l 4 'C ll -1- to Iir' f ' l - 1f l ' fll l ' 'k',.e.'. 'alle' f ' '15 l - tl - - of th- Zillllllill Y. W2 C. A.- -1 1 ther- , . , , ' ' i ' . J .., , A -- . C - 1 - 1 ' 1 s ' F . F F ' FIRST ROI! left Io flhhl Barbara Brehm Peggs Bush Phslh Jalf Prmu Nhoonoxer Jan WIllIams Kathrxn Adama xldflhll Iuemet Xlfglllld Nloxsrer ,le IC NICDdIlltl Nlartllle heed aIId 'Nexa Webber 5ECOND Row left to flbhf Flux ,lean Nlawd lu ,Io -hm Baker P llx I ratt Jlblllllllt' Lou Shafer Carol Nxlme L01 Fltz wmmona 'Norma Hoeme Nleda NIcKoun Helen Lunt Patty XICIJZIIIKI XY antha Ncott ,Il13llll3ll3I'tlX dlld XIHFJOIIE Hoon THIRD Row left to Ilglzt XII L01 Hobue blurlu Cardner 'Norma km Hope Albaugh Kathleen Do-kocIl Charlene f'hInn Pat I tray lean Hager Eha lxlmmql Helen 'Xhlltr Beth 'NIA ool Barbara Ovens and 'Norma Cnce Pol RTII Row left to rzbht Donna Zrubelr Donna Qtrayer B ttx Alflll on Joan Baker 'Norma Hmkle ,If an Bllzzard Aus SIpe Roberta Bomn balls Nlartm Btttu Lou Lonffdon Peg x NIIIIIII louI 1 People and XII 'Nlvrtle Zlebell FIFTH how left to rzbht Nlilfjfjfll Loekett luta Kmg Ann fuIIIIIII,.ham Nlanlxn 9ImQ Anna Nlorrw Dons Nlllhger idle Juan Ieatherman Dorothx Wlllltll6d1l Xlarnlxn Dah Nlartha H arn Xerda Eplu Nrlma Blxthc Exe Wahl and Elma fope Il lIlNl'llldll0Il Nerume foI next xeari ofluer- Is IN held Nlax 6 III the llwertx au ll0I'lllIll Ofhterx ofthe Y W l -X Semor Y Tuna and LIbcrtw Y leena nerr tombmed for the IIIQIAHIIIOII The YTPQIIN met duruw utlutw Pflllllfl on lhurxdaw 'lhroufvhout the xr ll Ill of the tomIIIIttee ch urmc Il were re-ponmhle fill one or more of the General IIIPPUIIU IJl'U 'I'8IlL' The hut Thuridn If eac h moIIth ss IS '-et I-Ide for the IIIEGIIIIWN of the toIIIIIIIttee -'roupQ C llllllfl IIIFPIIIIUN were held on the thIrd Tueadax of exerx Illfllltll A Thanlvfflunff as emblx Isa- preQented bs the Lluh for the Nenlor Hlffh Nmhool aIId ,lunlor Colleffe Three Qpeclal programx for the purpoQe of drnunf' up the dotument The Frog LOU Ishleh 1 a code of ethlc for Pratt Senlor Hlffh bchool were ffnen wslth the HI Y In Aprll These proffr IIIIH were In the form of panel dlif,LlH'il0I15 fffllll Ishuh the Informatlon mai derlxed and complled for ode The firt two panel were led ln the profrrm thalrman of eath Group and the panel IIICIIHJFI' LUIIQIQIFCI of two X Tc en and tu o HI T Im mberi The thlrd panel I IU Joxed o no itll I PIII III dl t o Icut fr III the home Propoae IJIFIIIN Ind I UUUII me dlllll III I I lt were num I flllll cc III ltl e e I t It I fm III If I . I Pl Nent ll o ll I I I I no IDN t I Iritt ff 2 u ent- Islll UNI he lr lf' ff 1- I Ullltf fc r thelr wha l hfe In future xearx Page P1113 Onc Q' , ' ff -- 4' A ' s . . H Y' . ' , .T ' . I' A ' . 'S ' - A ' : . ' ' Q - ' I' ' ', 5 'ax I H' ' .'l j F U. ,Q . , , i , . L. k . if. ,Q - Z. t. .1 I rf ' ' . . ':,.' L. :s H' 3 - I ' Q ' 'F .'- C . .5 F - ' . 'F . F f- . F '. F i ' ' . . H . '. si' ' . S ' 'S . b F '. ' .' F 7 '. - . 5 F I 3 ' , -- Q., 5 ' ,- . . n 5 . n K I . C H S . 5 x v 'Y ll a .' Y' ' 1 V' ' rn ras J my f t ft - lt' III l - Id Is I 1 ls o -. , d prel .i L 5 rl ' s of the st l'IIts' rel't' sl 'Is in tle s-l vol I ted anl 's' svl by the studx ts and tl -I ner t stel by he I lults. Th- ' al llUl'lllIlf'lll was suln 'tt'l In the Student Crum-il so th-It they -I Ild prex ' t tl - 'mir' str de It l dy. It is the hope of the Chl J that h- ' I Hi,h gt Cl Q T 7 cz.-lm, 2: z Z. 'l' I ' 10 ' ' -' .3. , 2 t 1 5 1 3 13 ' 5 V ET , 132, 'ij f A l l 3 . Y 35. FIRST ROW left to flbhl Owen Kelley Tom King Wayne Baker farroll Winfrey Don 'Nlartm Leon Bougliner E .l McGuire Ben Helmke Jessie Waters Ke1tl1 Lesher Richard SWIH on James boodloe and ,lack Grier QI-COND Row left to rz,,ht Harland Dietz Kenneth Nlerrill Pred Ilarzman Roy Saunders Bob Qpicer Bill Keller Richard Curtls Bob Hodges Ed Maag Con Woolwlne Rod Dyerly Nlarun fliromster Larry fhltwood Bill Hunter and .lay W mslovs THIRD Row left to right Mr Roy Saller Bob Farmer Bob ,losserand Ralph 0 Brien Dick Way Ben Frantz Homer Qchroeder Korff Nlaag Allen DeY aney Bob Hamilton Ro s lurcell Bill Oller Nlarlen fhrl tmann Cyrano Shaw Don Scott James Pocr Don Cooley Johnny Roberts Jim Palmer Tommy Waller fharles Adams Bob Lippincott Wayne Yanatta Gene HoHine Homer Detwller Harold Lunt ,lim Pink ton and Mr Fwerett W Fuller H1Y The Senior HIY Club under the sponsorship of Wlr Roy Bailer and Mr Fverett Fuller had a very successful vear The H1 Y Club met the second and fourth Wednesday of everv month for thirty minutes During the year the group enjoved minylfine talks movin: pictures and presented a Christmas proffram for the vshole sc oo To start off the year a watermelon feed was held for all prospective members Dunne the football season the Club had charge of the concession stand for one of the big ,ames and had charge of the canteen for a basketball name Delegates to the Kansas H1 Y Youth and Government Program held ln Topeka December 5 and 6 were Bill Keller Richard Curtis Rod Dyerly and ,lack Campbell ln February the loc al H1 Y was host to the sectional H1 Y Confereme with Paul Harrls Jr the noted District Conference was held Ill Attlca with elexen representatlxes fr nn l r tt attendmf' The officers that led throu hout the teal were as folloxss Fd lVl'1a, Illtqslflt it Rod Dwerlw wleepresldent Bob Hodffes secretary and Richard Curtis treasure: The committee chairmen were Con Vloolmne pro,ram Larry Chituood dexotlonal Marun Chromster and Ben Helmke music Bill Keller social 'Nlarlen Cl'lI'lSlIH8I1ll and ,lav WIHQIOW seruce and Keith Lesher membership Ross Purcell represented H1 Y on the Youth Councll and Bill Hunter was representatne to the Student Counul The ofhcers for 1948 49 hate been nominated and are as follow Rod Dwerls president Jack Campbell wee president Bob Farmer secretary Don Sprln er treasurer Larry ClllUNOOd pro ram ton Woolxune tonffressman blr Fxerett Fuller sponsor Llbelts H1 h H1 Y ofhcers are ,lerrw Weaxer Harold Pearson Rub 1rd Brehm Roger Fllnt B1llBloxom Ronald Nllller beor e Axlme Carter Barker Don Sprm er and Rodney Small with Wr X lx Cotlman as sponsor Page l :fn Tuu . , , 'fl - , ' , I. 12 W I H ,', 1. 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U s s f v 5- 1 I f ' 2- I' I ll fxery other wack under su Jfrylslon of Nlr ow off er mstruttox of yor ltlonal afruu turf 1 year the F X took fifth pluc ln thc annual Rllll'l Contest be c Ill Dodve Clty ne of the mun attlyltle of thu yeu wa tue Pest fontest e boys were dlylded lnto two teams the Thunderbolt and the gureshorts The raptalns were Bob Blasl 'Ind Robert Starrett Each boy brouffht III as many farm 'md tlty pests a he could find Each dlfferent pest was fflyen a eertaln number of pomt dependlnff on how much damaffe that 'Hlllllil could do All animals were eliminated from the contest that Generally are considered to be frame and are Uettmff scarce In thl way the boys were proteetlnff the 'fame blrds and anlmals that need protectlon and destroylnff those that are definitely known as destructlye teams that played w 1th other team were Wllford Wllsons Whltes Bob Blasls Beds Harold Randle- Blues and F J Nlzflunes Xellows When the Pratt teams plftyed the Great Bend te rms Pratt won three out of four UHIYIPQ Due to the fact that there were Lflllfllfli III the schedule the bovs were unable to flnxsh thelr games FFA BFKTHD ltft to fl ht F ,I Nltfulrc Iaton Dod on Harold Rantlle Bob Starrett llerbtrt Huffman Bob Blax and Nlr Loyd Rogler Nrfoxn Row left lo flbhl Ixoy Howe Harry NIcCool ,lame IXFIIIHJH Bob Green trfet flenn Blshop Wllford Wilson and Way ne Costello THIRD Row left to rzbhl Elwood NIcCu1re Harold Garrl on Fartcr Barker .lack Elscnhauer .lack Crler .l8Clk Swlndler Larry Do kocll and Harold Lunt Potnru Row left to rzght aul Epp Raford Clark, Paul Ilnllard Dean Cobb Roy Hands Ralph Parker and Kenneth Lawton WZ! Page f Hts Three Th 'ra Chapter of the F. F. .-X. met onee U' the ..Ll lB,.l.'. -' '-z' . g'-l -. Tlfsj. - .F.f. ' ze' -. '.lf 1 ll' F .,' O ' il . ' s 's U' z s F. F. A. us l L T . Th Y . .. . Q M S.. Us X x... ' ' - ' . f' . - P ' x 1 C .' - 4' x k S . . . - 65 '-- - . '. ' . . v . ., F ' s. 1. P l . C ' 1 l - C - Y l . ' n. P .Y I c ' r- r 'f l ' S ' j up ' ' K. 1. ' ., . ' : . E P L C L . 1' , 1 k L . , ' Besides the Pest Contest the F. F. A. sponsored basketball games. Four V 1 W V. S V ,. .. 5 ,, . M..k .4 1- -i at -2 I - Q Q N Y , 1' , t s , ,. . . , - . L - cf c Z ., v F .,. c ' 1. , 1 ' ' l ' L . u , I . ' , , 9 V 9 9 9 O 1. 'I 'g - .. .. -1 ' '. . Y' s, . ' '. .V . ' ' . 's',' .fzz 5 1 ' 711 -' 1' j . . s ' ' ' . s P .1 '. . . , ., ' 'U 1 , A ' 9 'S . I . f. i - 'A . . - ' . , . y 1 . . -Pl , . m 5 , . H V y . P .5 f 7 T if E 'wwf'-W f, . , ' f i Q 1 MIRRCR KING TRW 'YQBY Row LANXD His Majesty r lluj ls Nx ., .l XXI-Ncllt WI MIRRCDR QUEEN Muror Kmg and Queen mm LUIIIIIIIQIIILIIII and Ioby Iimxland .111 JIFNCIIIQC on tn preuc mfr paves as Iueen and lX1Il0' of thf I9Iu xearImnIx The hm were XXIIIIIPTQ of .1 Contut QPOIINOIPCI In the jOl1I'IldIlSIH claw- owe bhand Marjorle Lockett Lou IWIZQIIIIIIIOIIQ Rlmhard Lu1t1Q Eddw Maag and D011 Ilalnr uf-rf lIIPI1dclllIN of the rm 1I couple .11 1 Il 11114100111 of tu llllll 1 .1 1 utu 1 mx lllf '111 ls xl- leplwmlllatnu lt mholu was 111 1cI1 1t 111 6 11 mn ll 1 IOIII dllUdlW U Ilflllllill IfIJ1u.1r1 6 111 1 one vote 'TIXQII fox 1.11 h penny QOIIIFIIILIIICI tmsdrd lll1.IIxlIl the I918 ynulaook an Oulbtdfldlllff one an for the Ytlllllf' Nl rc placed with the 1.111d1cI.1lf f- puturu Ill both hlffh school IJlllIdlIlg'- and we-16 used at 111 IJaQIwlIJaII 0'dIllfQ dllflllff that time NldIlY aduItQ participated lll the CIPLIIOII uhuh uae an tXlltlIlf om A total of 'Bbw 6.3 NN as taken ln Anna 1eLe1ud 4529211 and Tobv 4516 60 All pmwvdi su nt mto IIIIS IHYUCI' yearbook Thu lx tI1c second W-ar fox 1 IAIIITUI queen mute-Qt and first for a Mlrror Iunf' contcwt 01106 n Anna and Ikmff Iulvv wen 1101111111 ll 1sn11.1I .1sQc111I1Iw on I flmrual 9 I I IIIIIICS of thf XSIIIIICIN md INQII Iupt Hunt 1 sta 1 lac mn se Nl 1 .1 nc 1 papu db .1 sucen and 1116 .iudume Hut Ildlllid 1s Im thi YNIIIIIPIAN xurc as thu brokf' PIHCIIIU the uowns upon the royalty M an the pleamnt task of Hlghald SNIIISUII and NOlIl1d HOCIIIP 56I'XlIl'7 as court jexterx were Jaw WIIIBIUN and Ilow eau Ma1s dbley who plesentsd the Iunff and queen of the I9Iu Mlrrox and the attendants Mft, LOIllI'lIJUIt'd In twenty 111116 me r1I1dI1tQ of Pratt Prem-dlllff the lIOMIllll 11101110111 IDCIIIINFN of the journ.1I1w111 cIasQ IJIPNCIIIFC .1 IILIIIIIJCI of Q mit 5 ll to .uulllw lu I 1 dlilllld .1111 lt 1.1111111011 on 119 '-at 11 N11 DSQIIPIIUIIN was 0 to .1 goo Shut quu 1 11 . ld 5 Z. un .111uw11 SIN 11.15 IJIFQIIIIFCI an arm Imuquzt of nd ross-N mon populdx 11111111 fn ff .1111 1 uc-111 fuu nu dw Imn 111 1 1111.1 IN .1 H1 Ili ra dXUllI6 dIll0Il ' mmm 11 r- U tw Nlllllil 1 .msg as .1 so IS 0 rx NK lu 1 sm 11111111 111 J 1- e 11 16 ed ll 111 Il 111 111111 I e c 11 Nmuuex ul SCQIQUII H' 1 N 1 H .ll NI 0 U Q Q Q Q A 'I ' - ' -I I' .--I', 'rx . fl , F , 0 1, A ,- Ii':I 1 1' I1s 1'-I'sss-I---III ja l, I1.-'.-' Tlx- 'g 1 -1 1 lvl' I-IIf' J- l I I J' tl 1' 9' .. I .I ..1 1' ,-'3'-I ' .- ' . ,rw ' - .' F 1. 'D . 3 ,' P , L . it 1 .' I, 1 1 '- ,l'i.f 't 1' . Ide- f ' -pl' -1 'f .' - ' . II1- 'g'I-II-- vt 'tl' -rs- tI1rnugI1 the newspapvr IJ3I'l'If'l'. A ,cheer went up as A111111 and Toby wfrre l'6l'1IgIlIZf'CI. .F .Q '15 . I I '.' I I X sl . .Il.wII. . . . . L Y P . . 3 Q f . - , . t. J . , , . . . . - , ,' nfl ' . . , . , . -7. ' C' - 'P 'F 1' -' A If .1 'Q I - 2' II 'xks 'I ',: I-Ill? 'I' ItI--' 11,4 f'I . Ir ffl.:--' ' If ' dg . The '111 look-fl lowly in ' r.I ly I 'llerina :uit with Kc-Ily ffrf- ' 'i-s. A 1 -'f 'f- 1'tI1v kinr' I I 1 ' ld II1' -- mln A ' P- 1 lf1 ' ' F - I-,' f I ' .1'I.5 'g'l'I.'. 'I s- ,' Iz,'ktIaIII Ip tI1G -Iwks ' 1I'l .' psf .xp . Co ,u'a1l11Ia1ti1n1s 'IIICI Inn! nishc-s lu thc- kin, '1mI lllll'l'll of tlw IUIZI Nlirrm' -In Uk. lu,.e 1'1jlx Sx M., -uw. Page filly Sszrn .lournallsm class Seated left to right farol Axlme Maryorlc Hoon Llma Cope 'yIaryK Rosellus Floy .lean Mawdsley xidflljll Daly Lol Pltzslmmons ,lean Pauldmg Qtandmgz left to right Nl: lyeba Holloway Bob Porter Barbara jacob Toby Rowland Anita Nlorrls Lawrence Hlllldfd lNorma Hocme Don Fralver Polly Pratt Jay Wlllilovv Wayne Balur Betlye lou longdon Not pzcturcd are Rn hard Swln on lilta Krchblel Kung The M1rror EIld63Y0I'lIl0' to reflect student OPIIIIOD, the j0l1I'IlElllSIll class has publlshed fifteen lssues of the Mlrror The class trled to keep up a hlffh standard for the paper and to cover all the news from yumor hlffh semor hx h and the yumor colleffe Mlss Reba Holloway, advlsor, made chanhes ln the staff eyery four lssues to enable the students to yyrlte on dlflerent sectlons of the paper Those who have seryed as editors or asslstant edltors are Floy Jean Mawdsley, Mary K ROSCIIUS lVlar1lyn Daly Jean Pauldxnff, Polly Pratt, Wayne Baker, lNorma Hoeme, Carol Axllne, and lxlma Cope Nearly eyc ry one III the class has served on the news and fcature staffs Bob Porter, Don Fralzer, Don Martin Toby Rowland and Mary K Rosellus haye becn the sports wrlters for the 1015 FHLEIIIIIIIOII5 haye collected adyertlsements throufhout the year Jay Wmslow served as buslness manaffer and farol Axlme Anita Morrls, 'Ind Maryorle Moon were ln charffe of the cxrculatlon and exchange The Mlrror ls a member of the Natlonal qcholastlc Press Aimtllldllljll and the class has sent the papers lssued durmf both semesters to the IN S P A to be judffed alonff wlth other hwh school papers l'1rst semester papers recelyed a second clxss honor ratmff A news story, sports story feature story an cdltollal a human lnterest story, an lntervleyy, an ddYClll56Ill6I1t 1 serylce to school entry and a nnscellancous artlcle were sent ln for the Kansas lnlyerstty j0llI'IldllSlll contest Norma Hot me took second place yylth her human Interest story Polly Pratt took thlrd Ill the ddyEI'llSlI'lg dlylslon and Nlary K IRUSQIIUS won special merit for her sports column and honorable mentlon for her ncyys story v s - . , , ' , A l ,, . I ' A . T . . . . . l ., , , . s - I s. ' . . V . ss. , v , . S. , V . Q A L.. . ' '. . . . . 1, . , - Q 1, Y O Q O O I Y D Q. Q I TT T n n .1 lu. Tv n s 4 D I 1 - Q A . K C 7 g 7 C' ' . 1 ' 7 . v if V . 1 y v . 1 . V ' ' - . ' s y . . 1 , ' ' ' 1' f ' ' - . 1 ' ,' I fe ' l U .V ' D' , I , ' , . 1 l ' 7 ' ' l , ' . Mlrror. Don Martrn, Rlchard SWIIISUII, Polly Pratt, Toby Rowland, Jay Wmslow, Bob Porter, and J . y ' v 1. - 1 v y I . v ' tr 1' . l 1, ,. V . D Al . 7 . . I . . , 1. C Q .... .C D D . . :Q . , , . . 2 P. ., , I, y lf, I . if, a -' Q . ' -I ay ' ' . 1 - V - -1 . cs- v- , . H, v . - p 4 A ' u v . A . , . y, ., . . Q 4, A , , , ' , v . . v' Page Fifty'-Eight 0 Qlll x llt ITQI hem' at fl r mi tune rllll xx IQ 111 Plflll pace paper and featured Chrx tm1 stor1e and features The Nlarch 21 1ssue xxa dfdlm 1ted to the sthool lxond 1 ue Included 111 thc paper xxele puture of the nexx proposed ul dmff and 1rt1t es explalnln t1e plans l1e tll 1111 4 '1 pftlll effort tr et th1 paper home to the parent 1e Nllrror lxmfr and Uueen contest xx 1 promoted hx th1s cla l'1 ht semors xxere noml nlted and the tudent bodx xoted for ther choue Xotr xxfre 1 pennx eath xxlth all proceeds fomff to the xearhoolx A snapshot contest xxas also promoted hx the class for the xearlmoolt htudents turned 1n the putures and a snapshot tomnuttee of Flox Jem Nlaxxdslex Don Frawer Roh Porter and Marllxn Dalx Jud ed the photos ,lllll Poer xxon first pr17e Nllll lllN plcture of XIHFJOYIP Locket! 'md Rox and Normas 1 photo of Rax Craxxford and Nlxrl Hoefer lhe Nllllllllf' snapshots 1nax he found on pave 39 'Nearlx all plttures turned 1n vxere ll ed 111 the annual Norma Hoeme and Ruhard Sxxxnson were toedltors of the xelrhoolt Nlarx lx Rosellus Flox ,lean 'Nlaxxdslex and Jax Wlnsloxx serxed on the staff Phe ?IlllI'9 class xxrote copx The coxer xx as deswned hx xlrfflnla Nloxxrer of the art class and lllkfxfl hx Don Frlwer Ntlrror cdltor for the xear vxer: left to rlght Nlarx K Ro ellus second four 1 suis of the xear 'xlarllxn Dalx tlurd four 1 ues and Flox Jean Nlaxxd lex hr t four ls-sues and last tvxo 1 sues Beloxx 1s the tall' of the 48 xearbook Left to rlght are Nlarx K Rosellus assistant tdltor 'Norma lloeme co ulnor hlchard Svxm on co edxtor o ,ltan Xlaxxd lex a lliilll editor and ax n lovx a ttllIOI' NI lxeba Holloxxax pon or IQ tandlng 'iw-.W l'11ge flltx 'Nine Txx' spf- 1 issues of the Nlirrfr were pulxlished during: the year. l ' f' . ' rx .h ist- zs' . ' 's 'z. . 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Vi K - -it A ,,., 'Illia i Class Will . . . We. the class of 7l8. heing of sound and disposing mind and memory. and considering the uncertainty of the future. do make. publish. and declare. this to he our last Will and Testament. as follows. hereby revoking all other and former Wills by us at any time made. Charles Adamse Bly dancing ability to Elva Kimmel. Carol .lane Axline-My ability to kick my shoes off. any time. and any place to Marilyn Rieniets. She has pretty feet too. Jo Ann Bakerv-My ability to knit a scarf to Marjorie Woolwine. Wayne Elwyn Bakr-rally accompanying for the Lions Club to Anita Mt-Coy, May heaven help her. Richard Banbury-My smashed fender to llarold Randle. he needs it. Gene Derald Belton-My girl in Dodge City to Bob Eastes. he'll be there next year. Bob Blasi-Bly eo-captainey of the football team to my little brothers. Velma Blythe-My ability to have a date every night and still make good grades to Doris llilliger. Jerry Chitwood--My perfect attendance record to Pat Kelly. R. Marlen Christmann-My love l?t for Latin to anybody who wants it. Gerald ffobb-Bly ability to drive fast and have wrecks to Dick Curran. Elma Roberta Cope-My tenor voice to Barbara Brehm. ,loan Gertrude Costello-My yellow twin sweaters to Neet Morris. she's wanted them all year. Wayne Francis liostello-My red hair to Mr. Gray. he needs a little more. Marilyn Margaret DalysNly dramatic ability and my love for the Dugout Playhouse to Kay Ann Nlaag. Keep up the good work you're doing. Catherine Darr-My quietness to Marilyn Bryan. Harland E. Dietz-My position as checkroom boy to any able under- elassman. Wanda Lorraine Dikeman-My quiet ways to Paul Breuer. Henry W. Edwards-My charm and personality to Luther Peoples. Duane Ensign-My typewriter chair to someone that can type well. Verda ,lo Epley-My love for horses to Little ,Io Rush. Bob Evans-My penny pinching ability to anyone who has any to pinch. Georgetta Fischer-My hours I spent on shorthand to Donna Egbert. Lois Irene Fitzsimmons--My cheerleading jacket to Georgia Early- wine. as l think she would make a good cheerleader. Don FraizerAMy javelin to Larry Cooley. Bennie Frantzwhly whiskers and hairy chest to Little Stivers. Gene Goodmanevliy part in my brother's car to anybody who can keep it running. Norma Lorene Grice--My freckles and my silly ways to Joann Baker l,Ir.t Jack W. Grier-My ability to make excuses when tardy to Pete Hillard. ,lean Hager-My sleepless nights to Elva Kimmel. Fred W. Harzman-My name Heavy to Skinny Hinds. Donald Hayes-My car to the junior girls. to smoke in. between classes. Martha ,lean llearn-My nickname Brown Eyes to a junior with brown eyes. Ben ilelmkeflly no-women policy to Ross Purcell. he needs it badly. Lawrence Hilliard-My position as a drum major to Bob Lippincott. Maybe the uniform will Fit him. Robert E. Hodges-My horn-rimmed glasses to Richard Mardis. He needs the extinguished look. Myrl Hoefer-My ability to get my make-up work to Gene Bowman. Norma Ann Hoeme-My theme songs DetourU and the Too Fat Polka to Pebble Bush or anyone else who likes to sing wherever she goes. Kenneth Holder-My seat in Miss Hogue's English class to any junior. Herbert E. Huffman-My easy time of getting along in my classes to Rod Dyerly. Bill Hunter-My aunts in other towns to Wally Longdon. Barbara Rose Jacobs-My position on the journalism staff to Roberta Strothman. Warren ,Iantz-My railroad job to my younger brother lK. L. ,Lt Phyllis Klae ,Ielf-My Al Delaney to whoever thinks they can eateh him. Clarence johnson---My model A to anyone who thinks they can keep it. Raymond Kahmeyer-Sly privilege of just attending school mornings to anyone worthy of it. William F. Keller. Jr.-Nly trumpet to anyone who's got hot lips . Rita Marie Krehbiel tKing I-My nice and quiet ways to Mr. Brown. Donald Luders--Sly seat in Art Class to Gene Hofiine. Harold Lester Lunt-My motorcycle to Kenneth Lawton. Helen I.unt-My little Nash to Sir. l hler. l. What are they up to? 2. Sweet and lovely. 3, Now let me tell you. 4. P. H, S, snowbound. 5. Pals. that is. 6. That genial gentleman. T. Shanley and friend. Earl McArthur-My traps Io Skinny Duke llinds. Betty ,lo Mefiool- My laugh to Barbara Br:-hm. Patty McDaniel-My E in bookkeeping to my little sister. Jessie Lee. Frances McDowell- My dark hair to Nadine Wilson. E. ,l. McGuire-My capable driving ability to anyone who thinks he can keep the slate clean. Martha Ann HoH'man tMt-Kown I-My ability to be a housewife and go In school to Lois Mcxaught. Me-da Alene McKown'-My position in the girls' trio to someone else who likes to sing. Ed Maag-All my senior fun lthere's nothing tinerl to any kid who's a forty-nine-er! Donnie Martin--My incisions to Gene Kramer. Floy ,lean Mawdsle-y-My even temper to Anita Mcffoy. Kenneth E. Merrill-My little red motor scooter to Bill Bloxom, Helen Marie Miller-My height to ,lean Blizzard. Peggy ,leneyieve Minnis-My sense of humor to Paul Minnis. Margaret ,lon Monger-My locker and all its attachments to my little sister. You very seldom have to carry books to classes. either. Marjorie Lorraine Moon-My ballerina skirt to Louise Gobin. Anita Fay Morris-My strip of peroxided hair to Janet Earlywine. P. S. lt's more effective in bangs. Gene Munch-My ability to drive to Dean Cobb. Marcial Murillo Jr.iMy tardy excuses to Gene Ftansill. joe Murillo-My free rides to town to all juniors who live in the eolllltry. Barbara Ann Owens--My long distance telephone calls to any junior girls with an out-of-town boy friend. Julia .lean Paulding-My anything and everything to anyone and everyone to use anytime, sometime. and anywhere. Louise Peoples--Mflove for dancing to Luther Peoples. James Pinkston. Jr.-My American history grades to Bill Oller. .lim Poer-My check for a short beer to Bob Hamilton. Robert H. Porter-My love for ttownt farmers to any city slicker that can stand them. Virginia Maurine Cozens--My ability to go steady to all those Nickle junior girls. Raymond L. Crawford-My free taxi service to 'Tourthi' Randle. Polly Pratt-My ability to get tradic tickets to Frances Schoonover. Leona Markhart Raymer-My married life to Peggy Bush. Mary Kathryn Rose-lius--My position as the only girl in third hour physics to Virginia Mowrer. More power to her! Floyd tTobyI Rowland-My dancing ability to Gene Bowman. Roy Gene Saunders-The screws in my broken leg to some screwball. tGene Bowman I. Donald Scott-My beat up typewriter to anybody who can use it. Wantha Scott-My long brown hair to Geraldine Fisher. ,Iohnnie Lou Shafer-My bookkeeping grades to anyone who needs them to get through. Joyce Shand-My shyness and quiet ways to Patsy Peak. james Shanley-My laugh to Gus Eberle. Carrol Shaw-My nicknames to anybody who can live up to them. lfyrano R. Shaw--My E+ grades that I made in Spanish II to the D. D. F. club and Bob Hamilton. Bob Spicer'My football nickname. Froggy to Ralph Parker. Richard SwinsonAMy dear Ifncle Everett to Hope Albaugh. I hope she hog ties him. Ronald Wadkins-My bottle to Harold Randle. Eye W'ahl-My good looks and quiet ways to Anne Cordray. Beverly Dwayne Walker-My boxing trophy to Archie Rich. Logan Bertrand Walker-My ambition to Roberta Bowens. Dick Way-My position of football captain to Gene Bowman. Donald Wehling--My curly hair to Roy Anderson. Ernest Wilford Wilson-My ability to square dance to Dean Cobb. Carroll Dean Winfrey-My seat in Mr. Full:-r's Distributive Education class to any incoming senior who would like to have a good time in class. Jay R. Winslow-My fun in journalism to the lucky person who takes it next year. Conrad Woolwine---My worn out. whiskey tense croak from cheer- leading to Jim Goodloe. hoping his won't grow sour too soonl Bettye Lou LongdonYMy senior year to Sally Martin. Marilyn Lee Sims-My will power not to peroxide my hair with the rt'-I of the buddies to anyone who heeds good advice. Leon Boughner-My nickname Skunk to Wally Gavin. I hope it rilflii. Anna Louise Cunningham-My seat in Mr. Brown's speech class to Doris Milliger. Take good care if. Mayola. Keith Lesher-My little red car to anyone that can pay the gas bills. Norma Jean King!-My good attendance record to Marvel Liska. Marjorie Lockett-My fondness for the cute junior boys In the girls who are lucky enough In get one of them. I. Ohh. that Frantz! 2. Une jump ahead of him. 3. Bored 'K 4. P. D. D. and George. 5. Ain't it cute? 6. Way and chem:-ild. T. Ka-wit! anna- wan A 2 w M.. - 4 Q . .4- '- -A'A , ..,. -e 'Y . F X 4 v Class Prophecy . . . The date is Nov. 27. 1960. Twelve years have passed and the class of '48 is back on the bleachers at Zerger Field for a great football homecoming. l'p in the press box one of the grads of '48 is scanning the scene and is rcady to give us some information on the old classmates as he sees them finding their seats for the game. Hello everybody! This is Bob Knoggy'i Porter. ready to give you the account of the game and the lowdown on who's here and what they've done for themselves. 'iBob Spicer's going to he an official at tonight's game. Both teams are undefeated ami in good condition-and here they come out on the field now! The-re's Bob Blasi. hard-working coach of the team on the north side of the field. and her:-'s Ben Frantz. who's coaching the south side team. Now for a quick look over the crowd. All the farmers are in town today. Ther:-'s Ben llelmke. Ile plays his own organ recordings of Bach to his Jerseys as he tnilks them. The milk output is breaking records. l'l. J. Mcliuirc. 'Wheat King for l960.' just strode into view. There-'s tiene Munch. too. lle owns a big dairy farm that's doing a great business. Don Luders has won state fame with his thoroughbred cattle. Herbert lluflman is farming too. but he takes time out every winter to make square dance recordings for li. C. A. Martha Jean llearn and Yerda Epley are here with their husbands who have ranches in Wiyoming. Looks like the former Marjorie Moon and Harold Lunt have left their big. happy farm to come in for the game. too. Jerry Chitwood has on the latest style of western trousers. He can afford it with his hunting and fishing resort in Colorado, Wliatis this? Some sort of a male organization? Oli. now I seel lt's Ceorgetta Fischer. Betty Jo Meflool and Norma Cricc-'S bachelor home occupants. Wt-ll. look who just walked through thc gates-'second vice-president of General Motors, Mr, ffon Woolwine. With him are Gerald Cobb. liaymond Crawford. Myrl lloefer. and Wayne Costello. Thr-y're managers of the automobile department in the San Diego plant. Cars haven't been running the same since! Whewl See what just breezed in! lt's Richard Curtis. professional escort aml Jimmy Fidler's right-hand man in Hollywood, With him are celebrities Louise Peoples. the jitterbug queen and promising actress and Don Hayes. strong. silent and tough actor of whodunit movies. Lois Fitz- simmons carrie in with them. also. STIPTS a top-rating actress on the out-of- doors type movie popularity list. Her male fans are causing a mild riot down there right now in their effort to get up close for her autograph. Duane Ensign has a job in Hollywood too. escorting all the young actresses. I noticed a billboard as l came into town which advertised Henry lCdward's bubble gum. lle has manufacturing plant in Wichita. Members of the class are invited to Don W'ehling's night club after the game. but he warns that if there is rough play. his bouncer. Wilfred Wilson. will be put on the job. James Poer. academy award winner for photography last year. is setting up his equipment and will take a play by play movie of the game. I just received a note saying Hoy Saunders and Fred llarzman will have their turkish bath open after the night club party in case anyone wants refreshment. Wait! You'll never guess who just strolled in. It's Toby Rowland. folks! Toby is a hermit and hasn't been seen for more than five years. He says he likes private still-ness. Jean Paulding arranged her personal appearance tour so that she would be in Pratt tonight. Her latest program can be heard on all NBII stations. Elma Cope is planning a special edition of her magazine How 8: When to Talk . Bob Evans. retired millionaire. just strolled in and is offering a new car to the winning captain of today's game. Jimmy Shanley has to leave the game early-only his reason is dif- ferent from what it used to he in 318. Today he has to take a plane back to New York so heill be able to catch for the Cardinals tonight. ln glancing over the faculty here l see Jack Crier. American History teacher: llelen Miller and Helen Lunt. physical ed teachers: Don Scott. physics teacher: Catherine Darr. distributive cd teachcrg and Barbara Jacobs. who is instructor of vocational ag. l hear that last class has doubled in enrollment! Oh yes. the home ec department is under Wantha St-ott's able hand. Lawrence Hillard is dean of Pratt Juco and his gift of gab really comes in handy. The Pratt system now has a bus service owned and operated by Joe Murillo. His brother. Marcial. has taken Pedro's place on the radio. Boy oh boy! llold me in my seat. folks! Powers' models Joyce Shand and Anna Cunningham and Saks Fifth Avenue model. Eve Wahl. are standing at the entrance. Marilyn Simms travels with the Power's girls as personal hairdresser and make-up manager. Lots of the girls are wearing sweaters designed by Polly Pratt. Several of Margaret Monger's stunning dress creations seem lo be represented here also. Jimmy Pinkston reports that he has some of his sunburn remedy now ou sale at the refreshment stand. lncidcntally. fiarroll Winfrey is selling peanuts and popcorn there. l. Well. aren't we cagey? 2. llappy Birthday to you! 3. Twins? 4. Better watch those blades. Y-Teens! 5. Monkey. see. monkey do. 6. The Lunt Twins. T. Careful there. A telegram from state courier llick Way sends greetings to friends from l,ow'er Flobboyia. where he was sent to deliyer an important message of state. lt's easy to see that the circus is in town. Owner Bill Keller. who doubles as a horse trainer. just walked in with the bareback rider. l'-lny lean. The-y'ye found seats by ,lay Willlslnw. who feeds peanuts In the monkeys and other animals in cages. Ronald Wadkins is barker for the circus, A while before the game Nlarlen lfhristmann's new navy plane flew over. ilihosr- who flew in with him are Bob llodges. research chemist. who discovered the new element. Twintainiuml Nayy man Ed Xlaag who is stationed on the west Ultiiell and the nayy's head lobbyist in Washington. D. fl.. Ken Xlerrill. Thanks to commercial artist. Don Fraizer. the girls and women haye shorter skirts again. llis Illottu is 'lwo dresses today for the price of one y'estcrday.' Another celebrity' here is Don Xlartin. lle's been chosen the llltbsf eligible bachelor of the year. There-'s Nlary K. lloselius. ller loyalty' to Notre Dame doesn't keep her from cheering for her old alma mater. With her is ,Iohnnie Lou Shafer. secretary of the Wvorld ffourt and Anita Xlorris. executive secretary of the lorestry department in ll. fi. Speaking of secretaries. ffarol Ayline landed a job as secretary for a handsome young psychologist. Shorthand class was never like this. eh. ffarol? Ther'-'s Bill llunter. Bills taken ,lat-kie Hob- inson's place with the Brooklyn Dodgers, lle batted a 480 average the past summer. With him are Logan and 'Spud' Walker. boxing for the American title this year. Now l see Derald Belton. ll:-'s living in Dodge fiity' and still wants to be a millionaire. At least you have one of your desires. 'llubyd Gene Goodman is sitting near him. Lucky Gene drilled a yvildcat and now' owns a pool of black gold. Kenneth Holder. manager of the Firestone Store here in Pratt is talking mechanics with Raymond Kahmeyer on the sidelines. Baymond jllsl returned from his third win at the Indianapolis speed races. Oh. thcre's air stewardess. Norma lloeme. She looks Uk and so does the pilot with her. During the half Professor Wayne Bakr-r's band will march. Wir-'ll also hear some 'blues' sung by crooner. Peggy Nlinnis. Speaking of music. .lean Hager is singing with Fred Waring! chorus. the Pennsylyanians. Quite a few happy housewives here today. ,lofi-nn Baker plays Brahms' 'Lullaby' to her twins on the grand piano while happy Virginia ffozens is getting wrinkles in her brow trying to teach her little girl to cook. Barbara Owens. sweet as ever. is here with her Navy husband. Richard Banbury. also of the Nay y. is stationed at Great Lakes and breaks in the new recruits. 'fhere's Martha Nlcliown. She is living west of Pratt and helps her husband run the Nurseries. Inc.---trees and otherwise. flleda NlcKow'n has switched her career from filing oHice data to filing household hints and recipes. Peppy Rita Krehbiel King liked her trip to Mars taken at the ,luniorsSenior Banquet so well that she is now preparing to make another one to renew' old acquaintances. Phyllis ,Ielf just sauntered in leading her French poodle and her husband. who is a wealthy' retired coach. They' were a little late to the game because their chauffeur. Leon Boughner. ran over a skunk on the way and they had to go back and get the other car. By the way. when you happy housewiyes and henpecked husbands hit the 'high spots' after the game. send your kiddies up to the youth director. Frances Xlcljowell. She says they will be well taken care of. Earl McArthur and Clarence Johnson are swapping adventure tales. Earl is a game hunter in Africa and filarence is a fur trapper in Alaska. Marilyn Daly is back from Europe. and we hear she is still drooling over those dark-haired male movie stars. Lots of alumni have prosperous little businesses. Charles Adams is manager of Adams Lingerie. Inc.. of Del Bio. Texas. As a side-line hobby. he is designing women's shoes. K's Jewelry' Shop. owned by Keith Lesher. is being redecorated at the present by Bettye l.ou Longdon. successful intcrior decorator. l,isten Io that Diesel whistlel lt's the 5:45 brought in by Warren ,lantz right on schedule, Harland llietz should be on that train. lle seems to like the forestry business quite well and has been lumberjacking up in the north woods. Norma King is a WAC on duty in the South Pacific area, Wahl Something has happened on the field. Someone-'s been hurtf No. I see now. Ben l rantZ's quarter-back just made a seyenty-yard run for a touchdown as the last whistle blew. It tied the score 6-6 and Ben fainted. Bob Blasi is there by him and the nurses from the hospital here in Pratt are coming to the rescue, Nurse Wanda llikeman is in the lead. ,Ioanie ffos- tello is taking his pulse while ffarrol Shaw and Xlarjorie l.o4-kett make an emergency stretcher from football jatkets. Pat Xl:-llaniel is running up and down in front of the bleachers calling for llortor Richard Swinson. lle is asked to come quickly before the lltlfsc-s suflocate Frantz with her ler-theirl sympathy. Vyrano Shaw. yeterinarian. is standing nearby' in ease he is needed. What an ending for a great gamel Before l leaye. l remember one t'ld5sI'lldlt' l hayen't mentioned. ltis Xelma Blythe. She-'s here. but lleayen only knows what slit- is doing! 1. Our assignment for tomorrow will be- 2. Not really? 3, l m. how cozy. 4. Ohl That bright rllll. 5. Broke again? 6. Brown and harem. T. Alwaysf fi. llow we love snow! 9. No! l didn't talk. MC 0 454 ,457 A' I iv J' at MZK' 9 'V ,J 2 X W Q86 0 x XSL , ,N V ,xv AUTOGRAPHS AUTGGRAPHS
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