Pratt High School - Mirror Yearbook (Pratt, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1952 volume:

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I. ,A I x K , , Q A ' 4 4 I nr M 'f M XE- vi ,hstiivw 3-I gg,-A-P, -.N vs- I gn., ry qi., ., PN- it :W -'- kiwi' rnun- -if A ' ,-491'-fl'-4 .. 'W ' DONALD EUGENE BLASI Stud Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Class Officer 2. DONALD JACK BRITTON Rabbit Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 1, Class Officer 2. TERRY EUGENE CANTWELL Terrance Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, Social Science Congress 4, Class Officer 1, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Boys Quartet 3, Mixed Ensemble 3. KAREN ANN CHRISTOPHER Chris Y-Teens 1, 2. 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 3, 4, CAA 1, 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, All School Play 2, Stu- dent Council and Senate 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Mirror Staff 4, Annual Staff 4. CATHERINE JOYCE COULTER Cut Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, GAA 1, Glee Club 1, FHA 1, Mirror Staff 4, An nual Staff Ed. 4. GEORGE HERBERT ADAMS H erby Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet. 1, 2, 3, 4, All School Play 1, Junior Play, Class Officer 3. HAROLD FRANK ALLEN FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Clec Club 2, 3, 4. NORMA KATHRYN BECK Becky Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Cabinet 4, Mirror Staff: Annual Staff. MARJORIE LOU BENNETT Marge Y-Teens 3, 4, Cabinet 4, GAA 1, 2, Pep Club 3, 4. NORMA SUE BOWLIN Norm Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, GAA 1, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Mirror Staff. JOHN CALVIN CRAWFORD Cvrawf Hi-Y 2, 4, Track 1, ,Iunior Play. PATRICIA ANN DASHEN Dash Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, FHA 1, CAA 1, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Skit Captain 3, All School Play 1, Junior Play, Liberty Players 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech Play 3. GARY OLIVER DAVIS Transferred from Sun City. HELEN DIANA DETWILER FHA 1, CAA 1, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. WESLEY DOWNING Wes Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Student Council 3, Social Sci- ence Congress 3, Band 1, 2, 3 4, Pep Band 3, Mirror Staff 41 -SI Slim JANET EARLYWINE Iamit Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, All School Play 2, Junior Class Play, Speech Play 3, Class Officer 1, Band 1, 2, 4. l Y Y-Teens 2. Y-Teens 1. 2. THEODORE NATHANIAL FAGER Run! Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 4, Cabinet 1, Track 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Director, Vice Presi- dent, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Brass Sextet 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Glee Club 4. LYOLA MAE FISCHER Fish GAA 1, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Mirror Staff 4. i MABLE IRENE FOLEY Pinky 3, 4, Pep Club 2. 3, 4, Glee Club 3. PATRICIA LOU GARISS Pat 3. 4, CAA 2. 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, SOS 1, 2, Cabinet 2. U TOMMY FAY GRIFFITH Tom Fay Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 49 Social Science Congress 43 Class Of- ficer 3, 4. SHIRLEY MAXINE HEAPE Dutchess GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4. MARJORIE JEAN HELSEL Marge Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g Cabinet 4, FHA 1, 25 GAA 1, 2, 3g Pep Club 3, 43 Clee Club 1, 2, 3. LYNETTE GARIss Lynn Y-Twt-nt 1. 2. 3. 4, GAA I. 2, Pep Club 2, 3. 41 SOS 2. ALMA JUNE GATES June Y-Teens 1, 2. 3, 4, Cabinet 1, 2, 4g GAA 1, 2, FHA 1, Pep Club 2. 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, All School Play 2, Liberty Players 1, 2, 3, -lg Student Council 1, 3, Social Science Congress 3: Class Officer 2, Foot- ball Attendant 3, 4, Basketball Attendant 3, Glee Club 1, 3, 4g Mirror Editor 4g Annual Staff. LAVETA FAITH GIBBONS Micky Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g GAA I, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. MILTON THOMAS GOODWIN Mil: Transferred from Wichita East, Hi-Y 3, 4, Football 3, Basketball 35 Track 33 Band 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4. JANET MARIE HARDY Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Cabinet 1, 35 GAA 13 Pep Club 2, 4g Stu- dent Council 4g Social Science Congress 4, Glee Club 1, 23 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANCES LEA HEMPHILL Frannie Y-Teens 3. 4. GILBERT LEE HIcKs Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. LEWIS FRANK HILLARD Lewie Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Cabinet 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. WALTER CLARENCE HILLARD Butch Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Cabinet 33 Foot- ball 43 Junior Playg Student Council 33 Clee Club 2, 3, 43 Octet 23 Liberty Players 1, 2, 3, 4. ROWENA HoBBs Eeenie Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 23 Cabinet 23 CAA 1, 2. 33 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 33 Olee Club 1. 4. SHIRLEY LEE HOLDER Leo Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Cabinet 13 FHA 13 CAA 1, 23 Pep Club 2. 3, 43 Student Senate 13 Band 13 Glee Club 4. 'V MAURITA JEANETTE HOWARD Tizzy Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 CAA 1, 23 SOS 13 Pep Club 3, 43 Cabinet 43 Clee Club 3, 43 Student Council 4. GARY HUGHES Hugs 1 3 4 Ba 4 Pep Band 3 4 COLLETTE JUSTIN Jocoss Detta Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Clee Club 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Mirror Staff 43 Annual Staff 4. qu BETTY ANN JONES lonesi Y-Teens 13 CAA 13 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 3, 4. ROZELLA LEES Rozie Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 CAA 13 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 43 Junior Play3 Student Senate 23 Stu- dent Council 43 Clee Club 3, 43 Y-Teens Cabinet 2. KELVA JEAN LOGUE Kev Y-Teens 3, 43 GAA lg Pep Club 3, 43 Cvlee Club 3, 43 Sextet 33 Ensemble 3. W Transferred from Ontario, Cal- iforniag Pep Club 3, 43 Clee Club 3. far LEON LLNT HI-H 1. 2. 3. 4: lwmlmall 1. 2. 3, 43 Track 1. 33 Social Science Cungrefs 43 Student Scnale 1. DICKY DEENE MCGUIRE Mac FFA 1, 2, 3. 43 Cabinet 2. 3. 43 Football 2. 3, 43 Basketball 2. 3. 43 Track 2. 3. 43 Class Officer 4. CLARA DONELL MCVEY Donnie Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 43 CAA 1, 23 Pep Club-2, 3, 4g Student Council 4. BARBARA MARTIN Barb Transferred from Ontario, California3 Pep Club 3, 43 Clee Club 3. BELVA MARTIN Bev CAROL LEE MONEY Butchie Y-Teens 2. 3. 43,Pep Club 2. 3. 43 Cabinet 3. 43 Class Officer 2g Cvlee Club 1. 4. MARY FRANCIS MONTFORD Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 43 FHA 13 C.-KA l. 23 Band 1. 2, 3. 43 juco Banrl 4. MARION MOON Beefie Hi-Y 1: Liberty All School Play 2. PATSY RUTH NAASZ Pat Transferred frnm Macksville. Kansas: Mirror Staff 4g Annual Staff 4. BERKLEY MILLER Trigger FFA 23 Track 3, 43 SOS 1 ELMER R. NELSON Perch Hi-Y 1, 43 Football lg Basketball 1: Rifle Club. KATHLEEN NORRIS Kate Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. 43 Cabinet 43 CAA 1. 2. 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 43 All School Play 1, 23 ,Iunior Play 33 SOS 2g Glee Club 1. 3. 4: Sextet 33 Annual Staff 4. CATHERINE LATICIA NOTTER Sluts Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Cabinet 23 GAA lg Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Junior Playg Football Queen At- tendant 33 Clee Club 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Mirror Staff 4. SARAH PIERCE Bernhart Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2g Pep Club 2, 3, 4. MARILYN JOY RICE Transferred from Cullison, Kan- sasg Pep Club 4g Cheerleader 4. '95 8 VERNON ROUSH Vern Hi-Y 4. LEON SCHNITTKER Snit FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. WVARREN SETH HI X 1.2: Clee Club 2. 3. JIM SIIEA D.5. SUE ANN RISE Susie Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Cabinet 43 Pep Club 2. 3, 43 Student Coun- cil 33 Clee Club 43 Pep Band 43 Basketball Queen Attendant 33 Homecoming Queen 4: An- nual Staff 4. 3 Qabinet 23 All School Play lg SOS 13 Cabinet lg Glee Club 2. 3. 1. 2, 3, 4. ROBERT L. SIPE Hob ALICE JALAYNE SMITH Smitty Y-Teens 1, 2. 3, CAA 1, Pep Club 3, 4, Orchestra MARIORIE SPICER Marge Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, CAA 1, 2, 3, Student Council 4, Social Science Congress 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Clarinet Quartet 3, Orchestra 4, Pep Band 3, 4. DONALD LEE STEVENS Steve Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3, Golf 3, 4, Student Council Vice President 2, Student Senate President 2, Social Science Congress 4, Band 1, 2. SONDRA GLEE STRAIT Sandy Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, CAA 1, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, SOS 2, Cabinet 2, Class Officer 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHNNY WEBBER SWINDLER Long ,lohn Silver Hi-Y 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Octet 2. STEPHEN FRANCIS THORPE Steve Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 3, Golf 3, 4, Track 1, 3, Student Council 4, Social Science Congress 4, Band 2, Annual Staff 4. ANITA JOYCE TREGELLAS Skeeter Y-Teens 1. 2. MERLEEN SUE TROUT Troutie Y-Teens 1. 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, CAA 1, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens Cabinet 2, 4, Junior Play, Speech Play 3, Social Science Congress 4, Clee Club 4. MARION C. STROBEL Fireball Hi-Y 4, FFA 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3. BOB WILCOX Willie Hi-Y 1. 3. 4. Band 1. 2. ctw- Club 4. Nlirror Staff 4. CHERRILL WILKIE lfherrie Y-Teens l. 2. 3, FHA l: GXX l. 2. 3: Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Band 2. 3. lg Pep llaml 3. -lg Jum Band -l-1 Clee Club 4: ,lucu Chorus 4. GLENN WOOD Hi-Y 3, 41 I-'tmtball l. 2. 3. ll llaslxvllball l. 2, 3. 41 Track 1. 2: Student Senate 1: Glee Club 1. 3. 4. MARJORIE WOOLWINE .llarge Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4: Cabinet 1, 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 2. 3, 43 Cheerleader 3. 4g Junior Play: Student Council 4g Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 43 String Quartet 45 Clee Club -13 Girls Quartet 45 Football Queen Attendant 4. JAMES HATZENBUEHLER Not pictured. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dick McGuire, Vice President: Tom Griffith, President: Sondra Strait. Secretary Treasurer. First row: Marilyn Hart. Dix- ie Eastes. Shirley Hargadine. Arlene Hoffman. Patsy Har- vey. Darlene Hoeme. Carol Gilmore. Second row: l.. 0. Dickerson. Jerry Hinds. Dean Fletcher. Bill Green. Bob Fpp. Robert Hodgkinson. Walter Hudson, First row: Nina Smith. ,lan- ice Crouse. Calora Ray. len- nene jackson. .loyce Smith. Second row: Austin Foote. Melvin Bishop. Teddy De- Voss. First row: Dorcas Rich. Pa- tricia Moon. Gloria Pollet. Nancy Novotny. Shirley Palm- er. Second row: Carl Roberts. Franklin Muntford. .l o ll n Parker. Gail jenkins. James Killingsworth. Archie Rich. Mr. Fuller. if' O l irxt rnw: llc-tty HllNll. Shf-ilu llivlu-n. lime-rlv Cliitwuml. llc-wrlx Dilu'ma1n..lanr- Brown- ing. Kutlilt-vn Uit-tx. We-vmitl row: Dunaltl l.e'e- flux. Bulb llc-Yurv. llzlvitl lllvvins. l,nrs-n llurlwr. :Xrtiv liruwn. Clair lit-vlu-r. Mr. l'l1le-r. First row: Nurrna llufs. Kar- f-n Umlwn. Carol Currvnt. llvwrly Slllllll. Murilvn 'Illumi- aw. Sr-rwintl row: Mr-lvin Davis. ,lainie-s Killingbworlli. jarnr-Q fiuxwtt. ,lvrry firimvs. Twl Muvlwrrv. lic-nv lillxll. Firxt row: Nuwnii Staflvl. Cay' Slum-. Patti Stnnf-lirakffr. l' Ii y l I i N Wright. Marilyn Sflllll. Kzitlile-Pn Starrett. Don- na Wiinfrry, Mr. Brnwn. Se-vunrl rnw: l.awrf-nr-P You. Williarn Sturm-. Frank Villar- rf-al. lrrfiy Wfllx. Blaine- Wrllx Us-lmar St'llIlilll'iffI'. Nut pivturvrl: William Stunff. tx X Ni., 54 Bewrlw Smith Frank Yrllarreal DIXI9 Fa tc Kathleen Starrett emma 66444 Uffcceza 41 ,itll mg, left fl lt Franklin Nlnntfurq Kami-en eu dmc- mg. vmrtll mme N utll 3 am: l' r c D1 mm Wm fN Nt tn: ln rfn 1 1 1 .1r1 sn r turf dl lin or mm NI: l rmlx Xlllqrr .1 rem xr 'N 1 xlllll Nlr lwtrztt Broun Dtrfctnr -it 'MN O O O O '40 9 I . li AJ ,N 5 4 'Is' in xf a ml I Y , I Q . -.2 r if No qw .XS- IPSS V COOPFR PflI1C1I7Hl0flllIlfl1 Hzgh School HERMAN B. UNRUH Dmn of Pratt junior College NJ AMOS W CLAD 4' 'lr--.X fa' JW' eatvd 'Nlr jf mnmn r Iefin Im N1 Chdrleltf ldgxnk pf Nerrc-ldrx andlng 'Ur Idul W ne rom wltt e X I Url' J. HI'Fl'S GRAY Ph ysirs and Ch vnzistr V I-'RED LIILHTER I-.DWARIJ WADE lfizzfogy LEE SHEPAH IJ Drizers' liwlilllflllr Ull MILTON SENTI MISS IDIS HUGEE English MISS ZELMA BEATY MISS HELEN FORBES Math ST:XNI.HY 'I'.fXl.Ii0TT liruzrl MISS NIAXINE Y-XI.lil' f,l'f'hf'SffIl EDWIN HHININHIH Ulm' fffllfl V1 VERNON K. COI I NIAN DVVIIQHT B. IIA IIDY .llllfh MISS RUTH E. JEAN BAILEN MRS. VIRGINIA SENTI Librarians EVERETT BROWN Speech WALTER LEAGUE Foreign Language H. M. MASON Journalism MRS. OPAL HEMPHILL MRS. JULIA SALLEE English L. 0. DICK EIISON Constitution WILLIS LOBDELI. American History IL., X EVER RTT FUI.I.IiR Bookkeeping LeROY UHLER Typing MISS EDITH McNII'LLEN Shorthand and Typing j ' . B. F. KQRIFFITH W'0011'u'0rlr1'ng KEITH FISH Agriculture RALPH BI.0XONl PAl'L DEI,l,lN1LlfH Sofia! Sviellfe' DWAYNE OCLESBY MISS IONE MORFORD Social Scivnre x X. 5. e X u 5 ,. , V. 'J v -A 4 l I lf, f 1 xx 4 Q.,-H: f 1 x . a J' x im a 1 bf fi CIF L,-Q 1,,.ff fh-, 'nf A faq PM , F5 ,w A f pm QM, M v l I if 7 1 ' s 4' I tiiafw l 5 3 !, I? ni by 'mx I 'L' , , i z::'::Tr I I If-rl f- ifff' f 'wx 'If E V , M am., Q, ' ' gn A , , ' 1 af . , ' ...Z L---,..::'--'H Sd .r z ,QA 5 -J -eff my Hd Ei' i -11 2 1 - I 33 . fi I 5: -f-'...:'- x.. 'f:: ' , S V x 4 Si l Y y :N 'i' '. . ,I :jg Q3 . w D Q ' s , 1' , A ' ' ,M ' 51. f ' F--, 1 . rr ,M fgif. .3:'5f?T5'. 4 -wif Cd ' Q ,, ,N ?p if g A641 'Ewa 1445 The Football Fortunes of '51 The Pratt Hlgh School football team had one of the most prosperous seasons ln 1ts hlstory thls year havmg to go back as far as 1931 to flnd a better all around year Out of a mne game stretch the team won seven whlle losing one and tylllg one The loss came ln the seasons Turkey Day fmale agamst Dodge Clty by 12 20 and the t1e agamst Kmgman 1n the fourth game of the sea son 66 The team was usually slow to pltk up steam but was always strong at the fllllcth wmnlng a large percentage of thelr games rn the second half lhe team was a b1t ragged at the start of the campalgn but soon worked lnto a well olled football machlne at the half way mark and was rated flfth IH the mythlcal state ratlngs later to drop to seventh at the close of the season The Greenbacks opened the 1901 season Wlth a tlmely vlctory over the tough Welllngton Crusaders 26 18 The Greenbacks drew f1rt blood after re coverlng a fumble on the Crusader s 24 yard l1ne Two plays later lVlcGu1re scampered over for the seasons openlng touchdown Cantwell swept the The Crusaders came back strong and overtook the Greenbacks wlth two qulck touchdowns and led 12 7 at the half At the end of the third perlod the score read 1813 Wellmgton Pratt exploded 1n the fourth quarter wlth Wood and lVIcGuxre tally mg a brace of slx pomters The game ended wlth Pratt s Greenbacks on the long end of a 26 18 score After a flrst half charge by the Russell Broncs who led 14 7 at the end of two perlods the fxghtlng men of green and gold came back IU the second half wlth a bllsterlng three touchdown surge to overwhelm the Broncs 2114 SCOI'lIIg TDs for Pratt were McGu1re wlth two on pass receptlons Blasl one and Cantwell one Through a drlzzlmg ram the Pratt Greenback eked out thelr thmrd stralght wln oyer a surprl lngly strong Hays lndxan squad After a scoreless t1e at the half the team began to cllck and racked up two TDs one through the a1r and the other on an end sweep When the fmal gun echoed through the stadlum Pratt was once more on top by ylrtue of a 14 7 score Sophomore Larry Ftscher and senlor stalwart Don bteyens went over for the touchdowns The Larned lndlans came to Pratt looklng for a scalp to add to thexr belt and mstead were easlly taken lnto camp by the Pratt Greenbacks The Frogs were never ln trouble after the flrst quarter and went on to slaughter the lndlans by a 40 1 tally The hlghllght of the game was B111 Green s mterceptxon of a deflected pass and 61 yard gall op to pay dnrt Other TD s were scored by lVIcGu1re Stevens Blasl and sub back Gall ,lenklns A mld season slump overtook the team and the Frogs had to settle for a 66 t1e w1th an xnsplred tradltxonal foe the Kmgman Lagles Pratt camped on the Klngman gold llne throughout the game but penaltles bad breaks and a stlffenmg defense by the Eagles when the Chlpa were down folled the Greenbaeks and prevented them from crossmg the double Stflpe for a t1e breakmg score Outstandlng Pratt player was Glen Wood who snagged elght passes for 60 yards from the fingers of QB Terry Cantwell The game ended wlth the Pratt team two feet from the touchdown door Cantwell scored quarterback sneak Although hampered by a ram soaked grldlron and a lob lolly of mud Pratt roared back from the prevlous weeks dlsappolntment at Klngman and subdued the Great Bend Panthers 26 13 The game was relatlvely unexcltlng except for MCGUIIC s 60 yard dash through the mlddle of the lme to pay dlrt Other TDs were scored by Stevens who crashed the double strrpes for two markers and Cantwell who bulled over for the remalmng tally Pratt regalned Its early season form by tamlng the prevlously undefeated St John Tigers 26 13 The near zero temperatures had llttle effect on the razzle dazzle brand of football dlsplaved by both teams The game was one of the most thrllllng and excltlng ever wltnessed at Zerger Fleld The game was hlghllghted by an 81 yard sprmt by senlor catback Dlck MCGUIFE as well as the 68 yard re turn of a pass Interception by Terry Cantwell that xced the game for the Frogs Aslde from scores by NfcGu1re and Cantwell bxg Gene Blasl rammed oyer to round out the nlghts act1v1t1es 7 . 7 , ' g I . . y . B h 1 -- V I V V . . . , , - ' . ' 7. , , ' T . s . . v .7 I 7 , , N l . , V , . - . s - ' ' . , - V . . a - V ' end for the extra point and the score stood 7-0. Pratfs lone marker in the second stanza on a . , 1 ' ' ' 'V l ' ' V- . , . . . v 1 . V . .. - ' . , ' . - ' . , 1 , gd ' ' Y 7 ' ' 7 . . . I 7 s , ' A . . . i S . V ' , , V , . . . V 7 4 Pratt llterallw mas acred the Stafford Trojan pu mg utrx plax tut of lt football hat Runmn wild frtm the opemng whistle unhalted toward a 5411 laughter the l'rtg racked up elght touch downs scorlng two on the flrt four plaxs of the ball game wlth onlx three IHIIIUICQ elapsmg The laughter was a sweet rexenge for a 3313 defeat lnfllcted upon the Creenhack I xea at he hands of the Trojan Readxmg themselxes for the Turkex Dax clah wxth Dtdge the Creenback cored ewers tune the-x had thelr hands on the hall Gene Tank Blasl was the big gun for Pratt ram mmg the double trlpe for Z4 polnts Don Ntexens wa up to hx usual par excellence as an all around offensne and defenslxe ace Terrs Cantwell pass lng abllltx was prox en through hl 11 completlon 1? attempt The bonecrushlng llne plax hx the Pratt forward wall quelled all attempts bs Trojan ground forces llfflltlflg them to a 5-lfxard net ground gain for the ewenlng A forward w all made of such stalwarts as Leon Lunt Steve Thorpe John Qwlndler Blll Green Glen Wood Tom Crlfflth and John Parker made th1 fine defensne retord possible as well as to rlp large holes on the offense for Pratts galloping backs The dream ame to an end Thank glXlYlg Dax att was fmillx k nr ed r In t 1 unbeaten when a well halanced Dodge fltx elexen came out on top of 2112 Z0 score to take the W Clxl t1tle from the grasp of the hopeful Pratt Green hacks The game was one where the team gettmg the breaks would at the outcome be NICLOTIOUQ The Frogs opened the scortng when flen Wood plax mg hls usual alert pass grabbmg game dmd the tr1ck once again colnlng down IH the end zone wlth a TD and polnt after touchdown to lead 16 at the half Pratt pushed oxer another TD after hasmg had two others called back bs rule lnfrac tlons Colng lnto the flnal perlod Pratt led 12 1 on s to have Lady Luck close the door on Pratt t1t e hopes and hopes for an all YICUJFIOUQ season e Demons tlmely lnterceptlon of a Pratt aerlal an converslon for a touchdown on the next plax kllled hopes for vlctorx The grldlron classlc ended w1th Dodge the vlctor hw a 20 12 score 1 Q ff' Senzor Hzgh Coaches L 0 DICKERSON and WILLIS LOBDELL ' ' ,s ' .f ' ' s. s c ' s ' '. ll' Q' . 1 ' ' . 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' ' - . 1 J ,, 4 ,-v V Q 4 vm ,Q . ff ,- , . A 4 . , , , , S ' .'. f f' , .V . ' fi 4? 5 if . may 5 1 , Q5 Q I 6 JM, ., i,,.v....f.1 -e Qi kj. w gy, ,, 53 mfg 3 damn W Ili 'mf ,Q Y 2 il W5 '31 241 E First row: T. Criffith. J. Swindlvr. T. Cantwell, L. Fis- D. Dicken, J. Hewitt. E. Rvnfro. D. Fic-tchrr, P. Epp. Cher, G. Blasi. G. Wvood. C. Jvnkinx D. Stow-ns. D. MC- B. De-Vore, D. Grew-nstrve-t. L. We-lls. W. Jordan. Coavh Guire. Dickerson, H. Griffith. Second row: G. Goodman, Coach Lohdvll. J. Fletcher, Swim 5, S mm Z Squad Firft row: il. Hampton, R. fif't't'Il. l'. K+-rivh. ll. We-hlirig. U. Skaggs. C. Tumhlvson, M. Wlvodx, ll. Hoffman. Third row: IJ. Watson. R. fllark. S. Haworth. R. Kramvr Svvond row: Hr. Sh:-guard. VV. Hr-nxon. H. llriffith. J. Ball- Bvnnvtt, fi. Rayutvr. IJ. fire-1-n. li. Lilo., J, 0'liric'n. Ii ingvr. I.. I.ohd:-ll. 'lf Naasz. IJ. Uogzm-. U. Moors-. T. Hattahaugxh, J. Rouxh. il. Rule-. fl. ON:-il. Xir. l'hler. Calloway, W. llouxin-. J. Rivh, J. Po-rryman. B. Barnrtt. vicar' x2 K XRP N NIARILHX if ROIELL X Xl XRJORIE . 1112? fl 4 Francis Nluntfi-rfl. Kay ,-Xnn Haag. Filvn Nluy Fagvr. Nw-iflliuiwlt. lima-rlx' llikv-inzin. xiLlI'iiNIl Hurt. 5illI'il'X Har- gmliiiw-. Nnnfy Nm.-1111-5, lliirwzix lxnh, 1..irml mnininiix. Huy Sivan. Nlnrilxn Nnltf. Phylli- Wright. Klum .lm- ' ' Zami Director-L. Stanley Talbott 3 FLLTE5-Janct Earlywinv. Jam-t Hardy. Rum-na Hobbs, TRUNll'F'l'S-V-Conrad Banbury. Warren Dr-an Chinn. Je-ff Hamid:-n. llf-raid Ruhisun. lknlmliy Griffith. Jack Whitakcr. ' ' i Boliby Cmulc-y. Huhliy Uruwn. Nhurun llaniptun. l.lll4iLl l'urn1m-r. 5x'iXUl'ilUNlfS f-Xliltun llnmluiii. Xnila ,lim-v 'lim-gc-liar, FKlfNl,lll HURN5 Bonnie' lliillmlgxv. Hunnim- Ilincls. Ke-nl janv ffurml'-n. ,li-an Ruin-rlx. Lula Xlam- Un-ni. Ruth Huh-. Xlfmro. Clunnif- Xlille-r. Ib-in Alnnv., l1Xlil'li0Nif lluri Hugh:--. ' V ' ' ' ' A 'l'li0Nll5UNl-QS- Clair Hl'4'kl'l'. Uuiid lilq-ville. Nlurxin 7 J l.l..XHlNl'.I7'-V Nluilwrir- 51'l1'l'I'. xlllllllld Nlurillu. ,Im-.irivitv Stray.-r. 'llnmiiy lmuiiiaii. ,luv I+-rivr. ' ' ii XFSUUX i'iiilLliM'lil lliiili-. TX NIPXNIV lhuiil Dir kr-n. J Ilnlv-, linflri lhmiiii. Snr- Ifilvn lin-lv-N. Kar:-n liaiiipwri, IIIUVNIS---liuii Nlinnix. Bill lax-un. Jian Roush, llhuvk Nlurlh inn liulirigmgilil. lLu'le-1n- xilH1iUli'i. lb.-I.iIi1 Hur- Nivlillin- l7 llI1F' xxillN l'1- phi. janiv Slim-rx. Peggy XX right. B155 HORN5---jwhn Pilkingtun. llaxid Urven. Luthe,-r XLTU 1'l.XHlNIf'l' llgirlf-Iii' H1-vlnr-. Xlairilyn Yziiiflir--uni. Stunt. UXSF l.l-.XNlNlf'l'F Fun- Xnn Nix-A. Xillililiil' i'LlIliit'iVi. Olllllif -,luulm-liiiv Niinnis. l,QUHNF'i'5' 'IMI huge-r. Kar:-ii liar .Xhhi-nn, Yi-rnmi Rulf BELL LH Rlffjan Huffman. Ilnlnhx Wir!-rw. Hmlxim I.---h. YM'-ln-x lb-isniiig. ,larry lie'-L 'fHl Nll'El'fLQlr-w lm-li. hurn. Ralph N14-Lluirm-. Director L NtlIlilX ldllmolt Majorette Connie Miller, Majorette Jan Hoffman, Drum Major Ken Moore, Maj- orette Karen Hampton, Majorette Janie Stivers. 79 Zami Fire! row: bay Sloan, Pliyllif Wright. Marjorie Spiver, Con Banbury. Warn-n Chinn. Teal Fager. ,lane-I Hardy. Carol Sininiunf. Nlarilyn llart. Fourth row: ,lov Portvr, llaviil Blevins, Clair Becker. Di Sf-connl row: Bonnie- Gull:-ge-, jf-an Roberts. Anita Tre- rector, Stanley Talbottg Gary Hughes. Johnny Paxson gallas, Br-tty Jones, Sue- Risen Ivan Minnis, David Dickcn. Third row: Milton Goodwin. Kvnt Moore, jeff Hadden, '-r Director-Miss Alburty Y 5 , Y flllrilvuq I li T 7 7 TT Tv 1 -- .rv -.-v-wv----w .- 1-H -1 -,W I -. V..- ..,- gms- . ., . ,, ., f . . r FIRST VIOLINS-Norma Hughes, Frank Mayberry, John Thornton, Glee Becker, Creed Badders, Shirley Matthews, John Fretz, Gilbert Hicks, Larry Harris, Clair Coffman. SECOND VIOLINS-Warren Henson, lla David, Marva Longdon, Marshall Chitwood, Linda Lippincott, Norma Jean Hooks, Shirley Reynolds, Alice Talley, John Pilking- ton. Vl0LASAMarge Woolwine, Alice Smith, Gerald Good- man, Darlene Baker. CELLOS-.lane Browning. Ted Mayberry. Donita Mclntire, Cynthia Hubble. Ruth Bybee. Mary Lou Downing. BASSES-Roger Clinesmith, Salley Carney, Beverly Greer, Charlene McElroy, Shirley Young. BASSO0NeElizabeth Bible. OBOE-Jacqueline Minnis. CLARINETS-Marjorie Spicer, Marilyn Hart, Peggy Wright. FLUTESA.Ianet Hardy, Kay Ann Maag. FRENCH HORNSSK4-nt Moore, Bonnie Gulledge, Bon- nie Hinds. TRUMPETS--Ted Fager, Conrad Banbury, Bobbie Griff- ith. TROMBONES-Clair Becker, David Blevins, Tommy Bow- man. BELLS-Janice Hoffman. TYMPANI-David Dicken. Not pictured: Elaine Lunt. emkvz 775064 Z Front row: Marilyn Thomas. Nierleen Trout. Kathleen Norris, Marilyn Stullz. Beverly Smith, jennene Jaekaon. 'fell Fager, lioll Wil:-ox, Doyle Springer. Stan VV:-lli. Nor- ma liowlin. Shirley llargarline, Hay Sloan, Karen Dodson. Kathleen Starrett. Nina Smith. Second row: Sue Rise, Catherine Notter, ,Iune Gales. Maurita Howard, Norma Boss, Melvin Davis. james Kill- ingsworlli, Leon Lunt, Walter Hillard, john Parker, Dale Bishop, Shirley Holder, Suzanne Pierce, Darlene Hoeme. Dixie Eastes, Marjorie Woolwine, Karen Christopher, Di- rector, Ed Brimmer. Thircl row: Cherrill Walkie. Rowena Hobbs, Nina Brown. Kelva Logue, Collette jaeohs, Kenneth MeKenzie, Lewis Hillarcl, Johnny Swineller, Glenn Wood, Frank Allen, Dav- id Blevins, Sondra Strait, Carol Gilmore, Helen Detwiler, Carol Money. Rozella Lees, Kathleen Dietz. Sheila Uieken. Pianist, Pattie Stonehreaker. Director-Mr. Edwin Brimmer .J . 416 Hatfivld. K. Chance. Mr. E. J. Iirimme-r. Instruvtor. Third row: ,I. Nixon. .-I. Mvxanrr-s, I . NIm'Vr-y. J. Rosan- baum. A. Cruukham. W. Furgasun, E. Hudson. J. NlcKey. P. Riley. S. Hayworth, L. Rmlfie-ld. N. Browning, J. Temp- Iin. B. Owens, P. Waller. K. Huffman. C. Brown not pictured. Marcy gage' glee 6 FI I llll sl 1.Ie-mvntx. 'I'. Kurt. K. I5uIIinpu-r. K. NIH-'In-N. W. Smith. .rn 1 r I nm I N VL Yamu-In-n, K Nlurlain. .I. Ifri-Ivy. I.. Lux. HI x llfll Il Irllt Third row: Ii. Kimmvl. K. Ure-I-n. Il. Iile-xin-. Ii. Iiurno-tt. .1 lx r v NIur I P. Kvrivh. H. Iiarklwy. Ii. Iianrns. IJ XXIH-Iling. I.. IIuII, I.. 4U run 1 Ska P Irh I Hart. N. I.un:I. II. IILIIIVINIPII. K. I'qIIll'IlIlll. I.. I.nlIflvII. NI. I r IX I r n I UI'x:IIx II I'1u ll I Hone-y. j, ll.AmiI.,r.1L. Kil.-, 4 ' I I Es.. 1 wiki? T Dlil NIS' ll. Nlurrziy. ll. Winfrey. li. Nimln. ll. Wh:-ling. B.-XHITONI-I -IJ. Rollmun. H. lfle-nivntn. lfl,XKlNl'i'l'S ll. IM-Yu-N, K. llvurn. Nl. ilif'glilfIll4'M'I'. NI, THONIHUNE j. fluffrmin. Stump. .l. Ruin-urn. FLIITI-15' J. Hike-man. il. S:-ull. CURXETS uni! 'I'lil'Xll'F'I'S H. S1'iiI'ilI'llllQh. .I. liimxlizn. BASSOON-L. Frvy. fl. Pi:-rw-. H. Wiright. J. limlxnin. J i,l'I'I'jIlI2iIl. fi. Ramiuipii. C.. Hm'nmiA SAXOPHONE - C. Elliot. ll. Kaff. rivkxon. P. Ke-rivh. l'. i.unt. R. il-ull:-l'. I.. Hari. BASS-D. Hlr-vim. IJ. Xlmurv. ' Zcwd 754, 101.1 ' Fin! nm: l'. ffm-lip. Nl, lluhm. Xl. liuli--. .l. Ki-H4-r. F. Srhillr-r, K, Huffman. Y. ifwlmiiwl-. 11, lfxqnix. Xir. lirimnnr llillaiil. ,l. lhxaiu r. J. llrnblr. I. XX:-lvli. hl. Xanutta. I.. Wil- Third row: J. Cl:-rm-nlf. ll, Yillun-ul. K. Nlriliiirr-. lx wn. ii, iiuilm-3. F. link N, llruivlv. F. iiarnv-5. 11. XXithf-r-. Dashvn, I. Shufff-r. N. XM-iriggurl. ii. Shine-lurakv-r. J. H:-ape-. X. Ilipman. Springvr. YY. jorilnn. N. lilafi. ll. Svhre-pwl. ll. Ure-en Sf-uvnml ruw: Ni. 0'i3rian. ii. iiyiww. Ni, Nlartin. F. Tvrry. strveft. E. Rf-nfru. Nl. Hag:-r. 5. Hwffnian. .l. Yvidharl. I 34. Buff. Z. Ki-lly. IJ. Smith. P. Flon-Q. il. Xtkinsnn. li David. U. Dyke-ee. J. Huffman. N. Nlarlin. Nut pivturm Winkle-man. S. We-lli. IJ. Ilivke-n. li. Hinds. N. Sayrv. I.. Elaine Lunt. ,L.,5f4g4,7 i6f, if!V ,. if 6' Sf? I: V'-M: 5 4 Y VVA wfg , F AL , 1 1 V' LJ 'iw' f .N R , ,ff U fx . ,I f'rP ,vs yi' g'f I , 1 f I. I 7' ss! -sum- ff, s' , I i .- r. , -. . t 4 K O Q owner! 4' Q r 1011. Il NH ar 1nr'1 11111 111 1 11 r n N drrfllt lx1r1n f I Il 111 1 411 11 1 1111 1011 11 r 11111 111 ll I4 1 1 1 Ill ll 1111 1 ltll 111 I N 1 dl 1 ll W L1 1511! 1 11111 1 N 11111 11191141 1 1 1 1 N11111 Nr 1111 ll 1 10114 I XI 111 ln 1 Staafeaz' Smale Sz ' t 3 R ' f .lv Vs. A ' ,. ,,,.. f -- 1 -gy.. 11 S K sl ' ': NIa l.' H I. Nz -' N 'l fIa'l Ru! - IN. 11111 ft' . 1 - ihri-11111-r, NI1-4:1 lJi'k' . Xliifj ri11 Slli1 l'. .IL1111-t ll111'1l1'. Th' ' ': 11111- Ilillzml. l'1I'ilHk Yillz11'1'1-ul. 'I' 1 Y' -'11111 '11 1 Xlifilfl 511 I Us lritu H1111111'1l. M11 rir-' lQr'ff4 . 51- ' 'H1111'111-, XI1' l'111'1'1-Il I 1lIHl'I'. v1111-1111 XX1111l11'il11'. UI1111-ll fXl1'Y1'1'. H11L1'H11 1.1-aw. V111 1311-llvn. Keith- I11+I 1' 111: Philip I.1111t. 111111111 H111141, xliilkf f1ill'I4'lll' ,'iIl14. itt. Salln ff' 'Il -1. IF1111111 N-I '1-11111, V1-1111 livll. . 11 111111-at 1.1111 l.i11k. lJ4'Z1Ill' Roll illl. I511l1 Kzff. ft, 1 4' 1. Iliilll' N11-If1'l1'1111. N11 l'l 1 '. .I fl, f' I 1111: NI 'llii O'li1'i1'11. Xli1'i11 fI1'1111kl1z1111.1l:11'k H1'11' Hike' 1 . R11-lz1r1l 1211-1-11, ,I 4 Y-TEEN CABINET First row: June Cates, Joyce Smith, Merleen Trout, Karen Christopher. Second row: Marjorie Bennett, Marilyn Hart, Sue Rise, Kathleen Norris. Last row: Marjorie Helsel, Beverley Dikeman, Marjorie Woolwine. mica First row: ,Ioyve Coulter. illalmle Foley, Franvis Hemphill. Norma Bowlin. Sui- Rise. Rowena llolvlm-. Kathleen Nor- ris, Karen Christopher. Joyce Smith. ,lf-nnf-ne jackson. Second row: Dorcas Birth. Marjorie Bennett. Lynette Car- ris, Marilyn Hart. Nlarjorie Spicer. Nlaurita Howard. Pat Dashen, June Cates, janet Earlywine. Rozella Lees, Carol - 'ieem Money. l'attie Carries, La Vo-ta Cibhc-ns, Marjorie H1-lsel. Ke-lva Logue, Norma Beck. Naomi Stadel. Shirley Holder. Catherine: Notter, Merleen Trout. Nina Smith. Last row: Miss Pagett, Bliss Workman. Francis Nlontford. Sondra Strait, Done-ll Nic-Vey. Beverly Dikeman. Nancy Novotny, Miss Bailey, Bliss Slchlullenl SENIOR HI Y CABINET Seated: Dean Fletcher. Terry Cantwell, Clair Becker. Standing: Mr. Sailor. Tommy Griffith. George Adams. First row: YCFIIUII Roush. George' Arlariis, lioblry Wvilcox Ruger flllllvslllllll, David Blevins, Dean Fletcher. Sm-mnml row: Gilbert Hicks, Mr. Roy Sailor. sponsorg Lewis Hillarrl. 1-7 ol., wtf' ri ' Ill Il F.F.A. CABINET First row: Delmar Schnittker, Leon Schnittker, Dicky McGuire, Lewis Hillard. Second row: Marion Strobel, Sponsor-Mr. Fish, Loren Barker. 1,-Y'-47 f M 'fl 4 if 7v.' T14 ,7. K :fr 1 -, 71 li if fi, AC' :,1 , v A ,ifihf ,, .,: F714 'iii af f 5 lf! PEP CLUB CABINET First row: Norma Beck. Kathleen Starrett. Carol NIoncy. Second row: june Cates. Dixie Eastes. Maurita Howard. First ruw: j. Cate-s. K. Norris, II. Smith. A. Smith. Il Eastes. NI. Huwartl. S. Strait. K. Logue. J. Coulter. N Beck. NI. Spice-r, F. Nlontforcl. J. Neimlharcit. S. Huffman. Sc-vnntl rnw: I.. Firher. NI. Bennett. S. Ilickrn. xx.. Huffman N. 5tafle-l, J. Smith. Ii. Bush. N. Novotny. 5. Harggaflinv K, Starrs-tt. NI. 5tuItl. fi. Poll:-t. I'. Ninmn. I, Ilaximi. It Cllllwlgv. Thirtl rnw: Iiarhara Xlurtin. Ii:-Iva Nlartin. H. Iluhlms. It I.:-vs, fl. jar-ulis. XI. Buss. N. Buss, NI. Hart. lf. Siinrnnns IJ. Daghen. NI. Trout. J. Earlywine. NI. Hager. V. Vogt C. Exam. Fourth row: J. Javkson. NI. 'Iihnmas. IJ. Xvinfrey. K. Dm sun. E. liihle. N. Martin. II. Hovnw. C. Ray, D. NICVey, M Wunlwinr-. I.. Cariss, K, Us-itz. I'. Cariw. .I. Harrly. I Ruhr-rts. NI. Vain Cie-fmi. Iwftli rnw: I.. lvihlwrif. XI. III-lst-I. K. fliristuphc-r, ,I ffrnusr-. I'. Sturir-hrzikm-r. N. Iinwlin. 5. Pi:-rm'e'. C. Niunvw S. Hnltler. N. Brown. N. Smith, ff. Nutt:-r, S Rise. QI G.A.A. CABINET Nancy Novotny, Student Council Representative: Bonnie Hinds. Treasurer: Dixie Eastes. Secretaryg and Shirley Heape, President. emhfz ' First row: Carol Brown. Lucille Nixon. Shirley Heape, jean Coyen, Marilyn Epley. Naome Sayre. Pauline Cosby, Anna Belcher, Beverly Chitwoorl. Norma Boss, Marva Boss, Shirley Weingart. Second row: Martha Hannawald. Peggy Wright. Bonnie Hinrls. Dixie Eastee. Nancy Novotny. Kay Ann Maag, Marilyn Brown. Ruth Rule. Jean He-ape. Nancy Crabb. Karellen McGuire. 1 L Q.,-M. . Third row: Donna Dykes, Jan Hoffman. Kaydene Dashen. Linda Farmer, Miss Barton, Marilyn VanCieson, Betty Bybec. Myrna 0'Brien. Barbara 0'Kelly. Monna Jo Bales, Carolyn Withers. Fourth row: Sharon Hampton. Connie Miller. Karen Hamp- ton. Linda Bowlin, Sue Eastes. Sandra Paxton, lo Ann Keller. Marthanna Stumph. lrma Shaffer. Violet Edwards, Anna Mae Dipman, Mary Ann Dohm. Xml CABINET, first row: B. Clinesmith, M. Jantz, G. Becker, L. Farmer. K. Uashen. N. Crabb, S. Carney. l. Shaffer, D. Murphy, B. Culledge. S. Hoffman. Se-1-1-rirl row: Nl. Sims, C. Hubble, K. l'hinne'y, ll. Hur- nawalml. C. With:-rw, l'. Uliinsvy, J. Coy:-n, Nl. lfpley, R tlovk, Z. .-'L Kelley, C. Miller. J. Neitlharmlt, l. R. llavitl, Rule. S. llillarml, K. -i. Haag, E. T:-rry, Nl. Delaney, N Nl. Nlille-r. L. Roush, J. Hoffman. IJ. Dyke-s, K. Xlviluire, Topham. Third row: N. Hughes. J. Stiwrs. H. Lutz. Nl. Stumph, Fifth row: H. Burgess, l . HCV:-y, J. Rosanbaum, D. Bak C. Fiyani. Nl. I.. Downing, S. Rn-ynolxls. C. A. llevoss. er. E. Furgasun, Nl. Hinrlman. ll. Greer, M. J. Hales. P Fourth row: L. Lippincott, E. llihlr-. J. Roberts. Nl, Han- Riley. C. He-nrlrivksnn, C. Frey. N. Hooks. S. Gariss. Zedwfq 2.7mm 650212 W6- lfirst row: ll. Svhrepel, F. Link. ll, Watson, fl. llanllury W. Henson. J. F11-tvher, ll. llomlman, H. Kramer, W llhinn. J. Pm-If-r. Svconrl row: 'l'. Kurt. V. Coffman. J. Craher, J. lie-sthnrn, Xl. Strayer, D. Chance, L. Swinsun. D. Justice, C. Nlozingo, B. Liles. B. Clark, W. Jordan, F. Pinkerton, Mr. V. Coffman. K. ,Ali Third row: ll. W1-hling. ll. Schoute-n. I . Mayberry, D Dicken, B. Griffith, C. 0'Na'al, li. Waters, B. Millinger J. Still. Nl. Chitwuml. D. Smith, L. Nloyer, Mr. W. League Fourth row: C. Pi:-rw, C. Ninntgmnx-ry. B. Scarbrough L. Wilson. C. Strobel. J. Dodson, B. Hoffman, D. Blevins H. Barkley, P. Kc-rich, J. Pilkington, R. Chinn, D. Smith I r lmm nu 1 1 s 1 un mplun vw 1 - P W rlg, 1 fhron J wnmg, S 1'k1n K 5 Wa K IJ! S 1 bv fs, F H A CABINLT qcated Imda Bowlm 'Sue Eastes ShCll3 D1CkC!l Peggy Wrlght Standmg Jane Brownmg Phwlll Wrlght Kathleen Deltz Dldna xIf'VfhlOI1 Dar lene Hoeme 5773114 fcfnfl r w c w ll 1 1 1 1r1 1 an H 111 11 1 I Ram fy ,I Ralmu ev 1m n 1 I ru lam B Dxkvman I' Nlmm 560413 Fr! rr D Ros L Ayree K Chance N Bell A Tal lVlcCune K Wloyer 1 Black E Keller K Phmney C lev E Humlln I Bra-hm D Wmkleman J Ro anbaum Gates C Howerton E Davll F 'WlcVew 'Nl Downmg 5 Youn I ircenstreet L Redfleld L Frev A Crook lN Bos B Owen A itanlev ham D Nutt 'NlrQ IlPITlUl l1ll Aflu Thlrrl rovs fl Nl0'Na1nf-Q ,I Nixon D Pmk ton R Byhee fennrl row f' amfl lllkrman D Darllng. Pmpllnf Deir urp K Hume eleztq Q 14 14 Delete 7mm Seated Dan Schrepel Warren Dean Chmn Elame Lunt Jack Hewltt Tommy Bow man Standlng Mr Oglewby Wayne Bell Jack Fletcher John Pllkmgton Duck ql.llllllS Gerald Robmson 14 ,-. Y? .5 Firft row: Nlilton Goodwin. lame-Q Killing-worth. Mar- Donnell NlL'Yey. ion Nloon. Fourth row: Donna Winfrey. Marjorie Spicer. Norma Second row: George Adaini. Dun Ste-vo-na Gene Blasi. Beck, Kathleen Norris. Berkley Miller. Standing: Mr. E. W. Brown. Instructor. Third row: Donna Dykes. Shirley Holder. Marilyn Rice. 3' SPEECH PLAY Seated 'Nlarjorie Spicer Donna Winfrey jamee Killingworth Standing Clair Becker George AdamQ Donn1 Dxkee - ' I V or f 7 f ' I. I G W9 N' xw l 7 tl Q3 Q 7 ,f 4 - ' 'ii i A 'G r. 1 l , . r N The Pratt Mirror Jourmmnsm CLASS-7 :me U Q- Q M sn 4 p,1o wtf N fs 0 te' W xxx? 23,3 Q 0 X09 6069 i oct fio- Q0 5.806 X nr Plc' XX 9' xx! we eb FL Flret row Karen Christopher June Cates Collette J3f0llS Jmu foulttr 0 ax 6 1 becond row Pates Naasz C thermc Notter lx lla lj: clur flrul Nlo li ll ova- 4359: 03.1 2,1-4 Q -N 5-Q55 'UE' ?'-Sf. 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' , 5fz04 A 'file ' ' ., , I-15, Milk, -ff' Io Agfa I' Q W Q 'E ,uv 'uv ,QQ FOOTBALL QLEEN and ATTENDANTS Front row: Nancy Dikeinan. Stan Talbott. Susan Green. Back row: John Parker. Sheila Dieken. Glenn Wood. Marjorie Wvoolwine. Dieky Me- Cuire, Queen Sue Rise, Gene Blasi. june Gates. Gail Jenkins. Dixie Easte-s. 7aaZKaZ! Zum Miss Sue Ann liise was erowned lfoothall llonieeoniing Queen at a very iinpressive and heautiful eereinony Noveniher 21. in the .lueo auditorium. She was ehosen lij' the votes of the student hody for their IUSI-32 queen. ller senior attendants were June Cates and Marjorie VVoolwine and Sheila llieken and Dixie Eastes were chosen junior attendants. The hand eneireled the queen and her attendants as they walked to her throne. Ther were eseorted hx' Dick Nlefluire. who crowned Sue, Gene Blasi. Glenn Wood. John' Parker. and Oailljenkins. Sue reigned over the annual Thanksgiving llaj gznne. November 22 and the llonie- coming Dance November 23. FOOTBALL QLEEN and ATTENDANTS in CONVERTIBLE. Left to right: Marjorie Vlfoolwine. Queen Sue, and june Cates. HC . - 5 ' f 'fi K- 8,1 -' r I' , ' iff V . BASKET QL EEN and ATTE S PlrSl 1' Sewndow Maflls Chrlqto row To I1 Stultz L phfjr .I mmYGr1ff lnda Eub anet Earlywiillzi Tlergy Elgllflwivlflzqt? Green J 0 a nny bWlIldlerOyl3i EQUMQ1-lLfi,CrOUSe C ey Ollald Ste ulfe 'ffns Kare I1 ff x karen C nskopher ua chu eu he tue ent bodx oi Vrakt Hxgh to rexgn a ketba omeeouuu ueen Yebruarx 91 he Queen an her amen ams Samet arxwme oxce ouket Samce Crouse a Nlarxh 'tu kz were dies ed m orma 5 e ueen wa e coded to the thu ne v- xe e ban paxed appropnate mu xc The ueen as pre entec un a ouquet oi camauon e Queen v-a eumne bw on Hlexerx er N anhseXX Xuk 'NM une ohum Swm er 'Ymumx Crxiixth e tuned the atteu ant H -K 3. 1 is-1 'fu . 2, 1:'J'.'.. f? llam- ,Y ,fn Q, ,-,3 Q 1 fy -qv - Q 3, 1. 4 'f My .sur-4 ' ' fd X . . X' Q r A...TW W 1 , f : . 5 , . t A 5 -L 'W' . Y, 1 3 I ' 1 ' .1 t Y 6 The Mirror Staff held its annual snapshot contest and had a very hearty response. Mr. George Blunddcll, Phill Frucnd. and John Reynultls were the judges of the contest. Dick Chance mon FIRST PLACE with his snapshot entitled Ending' it all Myrna? nn p .ut R l ll with r ,. n of a poktr gunz L st but not l fl t lllllll Lunt placed HHH with Mzners T140 Sl COND PLACE nent to Au ten Foote with his picture The Last Hang mer ill LAFI- E, 1 leurgt Adam Qs? 0 fx P K Wy 5 ' iff : . gl l VW .AT-L' 60 Q YES' AN3 KS H Al,' ' f' 55' 9' --1-L ,J vw 'Q' ' P , ff? 4 ,, Z3 QF, 5 P The Mirror brings you reflections of things to come. And as we look into it we see the immortal images of the seventy- six seniors who passed on in the memorable year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-two. It is now 1962 and on the poop deck of an unknown ship stands Admiral Adams. The Admiral, when asked how hc acquired this position, stated, I was found A-I physically and F-0 mentally. ,lust what the draft board ordered. George follows in General Washington's footsteps. you know. He didn't chop down any cherry trees but he sails at half mast! Keep your decks clean. George. Those three stooges of Pratt High, Beck. Logue. and Coulter. have now taken the place of the original three. They have made Pratt famous. Prepare yourself for the heat, we're now in Africa! Here we see Miss Marjorie Bennett, who has recently established a missionary school. Returning to the L. S., the image of Marjorie Spicer, rep- resentative from Kansas, flashes before our eyes. lt seems she has just submitted a bill to congress asking that Preston city limits be moved inside the city limits of Pratt. She's been working on it for 10 years. What,s this? It looks like a room filled to the brim with Babes and Babies? Putting on our 'gspecksv we make out the faces of Anita Tregellas, Betty Jones, Frances Hemphill, and Alice Smith land litterl. In another corner stand Norma Bowlin and family lwho is usually seen on the coast-'gguard- ing7,???l, Rowena Hobbs and her husbandis pigs. Sue Rise of Lyons, Rozie Lees, whoe Habodei' is now in Coats. and last but not least we see the wife lalias Shirley Holderl of Admiral Small. Quote Miss Holder: 'LMine is the life of a sailoris wife who dives upon the sea. And I am now the moth- er of ten kid familyl lL'nquote.l Things are now growing dim and we find ourselves looking in on Vernon Roush. the telegrapher. who now spends his time in this padded cell sending di'ts to Dot his dog. Leaving Nlr. Roush we hurry and catch sight of a space ship headed for the moon. piloted by Bob Wilcox and eo- piloted by Elmer Nelson. They heard there was a woman in the moonf' but when they arrived thev found Hermit Craw- ford. Wlhen asked what he was doing ,Iack answered, 'slim hi- bernatinglv Getting back down to earth. we see Frank Allen. Walter Hillard. Leon Schnittker. Marion Strobel and Dickv McGuire who are las was expressed by onel dadblasted dirt farmer. Heape-big oil tycoon. Stevens. who pumped all the oil out from under the Oklahoma Indians with the help of earth- tivklf-r. Lewis Hillard. seems to be prospe-ring well. but think of the poor lndians. Coming around the mountain with a roar is Gary Hughes. who's brakeman on the new train of the year. the :Xtomic un- limited! It seems as if Jack Britton. well-known bum about town is trying to get into the club Professional llobos lncorpo- rated!! headed by Theodore Fager. Give him a chance T. F. We now spy the reflection of Sarah Pierce. who has fin- ally accomplished her lifelong ambition. She is now manager of the Spud Dept. in the new Goats llillion store. Coming back to Pratt we see Marge Helsel and Gilbert llieks. who are managers of North and South Dillons. By polishing our lVlirrorl' we can make out the -tth grade room at Central. where Miss Norris. the teacher, is at the blackboard trying to spell cat. Whatls the matter Kathleen. everyone knows that itis K-A-T. Eyeing a piece of sheet music we notice that the rage of the jazz world is none other than Milton Goodwin. He plays a mean sax and is the leader of his own Dixieland band. Turning to the Hillbilly world we find that Earnest Tubb is now mimicking Gene Blasi, the Hillbilly Hick instead of vice-versa. We hear Gene's new song 4'Run to the Outhouse, Nellie, They Ganlt Corner Ya Therea' is a big hit. When feeling thirsty, reflections tell us to drop in at the N52 Glubf' Terrence Cantwell. proprietor we see Terry has come up in the world. Ah-Uh- Calling llr. Downing. Calling Dr. Downing. The horse in the lst row just faintedfl Looking again we see it's only cosmetologist Fischer slapping her renowned mud-pack on the famous face of the one and only Lassie Looking deeper into our glass we see Helen Detwiler Hwin- dow shoppingw at Fort Knox. tfor men?t Flash! Tommy Griffith has just finished his design for the new bridge to be called Toothless, which is expected to surpass the 4'Golden Gate! ,lust stepping off the plane at Lajuardia Field are Barbara and Belva Martin the recently voted Atomic twins. The ques- tion is which one has the atom? Do my eyes deceive me or has our little spy-glass transport- ed us to a hospital? It must be, because here comes a handsome young doctor with a bunch of nurses on his tail. Well. what do you know? lt's none other than Dr. Stephen Thorpe, and thereis Hotwater Bottle Wilkie. Serum Strait. Gut 'em up Christopher, Grind-em-up Gates, and Mash-em-up Montford. Ill? Ill 'T A .y M, .' '. ' ' ' '-1. . Wa. .1 ' .. 6 X' A . .V P- K - p li.nu..-- ..... , y ,K . ..2.,.-. ,-rfuugp-7 I .4119 i Z?,,,f P' 7' 2. -9 4, 4 I ,fy 55: 'S I And here comes Thermometer Jacobs and Blood-Plasma Mc- Vey. Over in another corner. taking dictation by walkie-talkie, we see Patsy Naasz and Patricia Cariss. And now leaving the hospital. we take a short trip to Ire- land. We are shocked to find that Leon Lunt is now' in the moving business. For years now' he has been trying to move the Blarney Stonel Better luck next trip Leon. lThe grape vine suspects that he was right in the middle of the 51 attempt.l P. S. Crime Doesnit Paylll Shipping out again we see Mable Foley' and La Veta Gib- bens. who are now in the Waves and are noted for deep sea diving. And now while we are peacefully journeying back to the good ole U. S. A. there is suddenly a buzz in our ear and we discover that it is only Lynette Gariss star driver for the dare devils making her uaround the world trip. Our journey turns out to be full of surprises for stepping into the spotlight are Woolwine. Trout. and Hardy the Three liketeersf, .lust before our voyage is over Shirley Heape. now' the official Hillbilly Singer of the C-rand Old Opera, enlight- ens the party' with a song. Can it be that Minnie Pearl is loosing out? This little looking glass of ours seems to be shifting around quite a bit. for here we are in Canada. I guess the beauty school up here has helped Maurita Howard, for she is now living happily ever after. with Mortimer the Mounty. Directing our attention to the newspapers, we read that Ira Locke and Bob Sipe have been shoveling coal like mad. Theylre digging for their first million. And now Miss America of 1962 is the reflection before our eyes It is none other than Nlarllyn Rice The world is won dering who will be 'Nlr America 'Nlaybe he will be a radio ace' Flash' Chemists have now discovered a powerful new SCCl11CldC They just canned Cathy 'Wotters voice Get yours today Theres a limited supply Shes getting larynglti NTRFIOI1 'Vloon works for ,lohn 5NNlIlfllCI' plumber He digs the ditches while Johnny lays the sewer pipe llappy pipe mg boys And now last but not least the sad part Pat Dashen and Carol Money' have left this cruel world. Seems as if Pat was appearing on Broadway in a play, in which -he got shot lsuppocedlyj. Carol didn t think the play realistic enough and loaded the gun with real bullets. Consequently the chair was un.- v .f,- -0 4 1' 2' S 9 ., ,Hg-Za ,X .-,, -Q4- Y hot that night for Carol. We mourn the passing of these characters. b , This is the end of a tale well calculated to keep you in SLSPENSE! l l Zhu 71445 Life flows on and on like a river. Do you remember way back in grade school when little Karen Christopher used to chase Terry Cantwell around for a kiss between classes. Also Gene, with his private seat, used to scoot to the fire escape to throw things at the people going by. Oh! Those were our younger days. At last the great day arrived and we entered the big high school as 7th graders. After the 8th grade the Freshman Class was well on its way to success, in one way or another. The hit of the year was the class picnic held at Elm Mills. We all came home red. but not so red as Norma's face when she arose from that swan dive minus a bathing suit. The Sophomore picnic at Sterling Lake was accompanied by rain but everyone enjoyed themselves immensely. The high- light of the Sophomore year was the prom. Remember the work and effort it took to make the Stardust', theme carry over, but it was all worthwhile. I don't think it will ever be forgotten. Thrills and spills in the junior year included the class play, A Little Honeyf' Who can forget Marjorie Woolwine's ap- pearance as the maid. The junior-senior banquet brought out the vim and vigor of our students. Most of them were white- washed from head to toe but managed to get rid of it before the big event. Night Life on the Sea brought out the best of talent, as our banquet program progressed with sailors and songs of far away places. No better place than Lake Afton could have been chosen for our picnic. Some of the girls got ambitious and got away with a row boat. Weren't they surprised when the owner showed upl Our now famous class has reached its last year. Dignified Seniors at last! The class play went over with a bang!! And mum day, we'll never forget the lipsticked beauties. Skip day came around and students scattered far and near and had a hilarious time. Hobo day brought new faces and figures to PHS. Who'd think anyone could look like we did!-! The year ended with the traditional picnic and banquet. We didnit know whether we were happy or sad at the picnic because it was our last big party together. Graduation came and we went around looking like wheels for a week in our caps and gowns. Yes, looking back we'll always remember old PHS and we're sure it will remember us. The members of the class of ,52 being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following of their most cher- ished, worldly possessions to those they leave behind. I, George Adams, do hereby leave my most cherished pos- session, a pair of yellow, green, and brown tap, high heeled, genuine cowboy boots to Ted DeVoss. He needs that extra height too. 1, Frank Allen, do hereby will my seat in Const. to John Parker. Take care of it John, it's the best. I, Norma Beck, do hereby leave my lone right dimple to any- one who has a left one to match. I, Marjorie Bennett, do hereby will my position as Mr. L'hler's secretary to anyone who can afford the salary. I, Gene Blasi, do hereby will my ability to hustle in all sports to Gail Jenkins. Hustle, Gail. I, Norma Bowlin, do hereby will my snappy green and white shakeroo to Little Egypt. May she always keep it near her. I,,Iack Britton, do hereby leave my ability to train for ath- letics so well to Bill Green. I, Terry Cantwell, do hereby will my position on the football team to my little brother, Donnie. I,Karen Christopher, do hereby will my famous laugh to Sheila Dicken. Wherever you go you'll always be known by it. Happy cackling, Sheila! ll I,Joyce Coulter, do hereby will my ability to eat, sleep, and grow thin to any dieting girl. I,Jack Crawford, do hereby will my Diploma to the Library of Congress where it will be shown with other historic doc- UHICHIS. Pat Dashen, Janet Earlywine, and Merleen Trout do hereby bequeath Brownie's speech classes lcollege and high school! to the next Kinsey Report. I I 9 ,Gary Davis. do hereby will my sister Marilyn my chair in Constitution. ,Helen Detwiler, do hereby leave my sewing ability to any girl who might have need for it in the future. , Wesley' Downing. do hereby will my ability to get to school on time to Bill Green. He can use it. , Ted Fager, do hereby bequeath my chair in band to Bobby Cooley. ,Lyola Fischer, do hereby will my ability to blush to any junior girl who thinks it will become her. ,Mable Foley, do hereby will my seat in Mr. Gray's chem- istry class to Jennene Jackson. ,Lynette Gariss, do hereby bequeath my extreme height to one Larry Fischer, who really needs it. , Patty Gariss, do hereby bequeath both my height and weight to Teddy Mayberry, so helll be able to fill a regular suit in football next year. ,June Gates, do hereby leave my ability to always be in hot water up to my ears to Arlene Hoffman. How about a lease on my rowboat and bailing bucket? ,LaVeta Gibbens, do hereby will Josephine to the last hour journalism class. I'm getting tired of being chauffeur for their want ads. , Milton Goodwin, do hereby will my ability to play the sax to Glen Bowen. ,Tommy Griffith, do hereby bequeath my football shoes to my brother, Bob. ,Janet Hardy, do hereby leave my piccalo to anyone who can stand the shreiky, awful noise. James Hatzenbuehler, do hereby bequeath my beer truck to Artie Brown. fTake advantage of it, kidl Shirley Heape, do hereby leave to my little sister. Jeanie. my long fingernails and fingernail file. tKeep ,em clean. kidl Marjorie Helsel, do hereby will my glasses to Alice Smith. She wants 'um and I hate 'um. Frances Hemphill, do hereby will my seat in 'bookkeeping to Kathleen Starrett. Good luck, Kathleen. Gilbert Hicks, I will my red hair to Mr. Brown. He's get- ting to need it. Walter Hillard, will my nerves to David Woods. He will need them if he rides with Glenn. Lewis Hillard, will my ability to stay out of automobile arguments to LeRoy Uhler. He needs it with what he owns. Rowena Hobbs, will my Pep Club uniform to Miss Barton. May she make better use of it than I did. Shirley Lee Holder, will my wonderful driving ability to Suzanne Pierce. May she rest in Hpiecesf' Maurita Howard, do hereby will my ability to cut hair to Naiomi Stodel. Cary Hughes, will my Constitution notes to Gene Rush if he can make anything out of them. Collette Jacobs. will my boistrous ways to Calora Ray and Dixie Eastcs because they are the quiet type and need the Pep' Betty Jones, will my ability to go barc-footed in the winter time to Joyce Rolf. She may need it. Rozella Lees. will my position at South Dillons working with Wayne Bell to Zoe Ann Kelly. Let's take advantage of it, Zoe Ann! Kelva Logue, will my ace bookkeeping ability to any fool who's dumb enough to take the course. Leon Lunt, will my ability to understand Latin to anyone who doesn't know anything about it either. Dicky McGuire, do hereby will my ability to stay single to Loren Barker, I think he needs it. Donell McVey. do hereby will my place in the Pep Club section to Calora Ray, although he will graduate this year. maybe you can find someone else next year to take his place. Barbara Martin, do hereby, bequeath all of my height to Patti Stonebraker. Belva Martin, do hereby will my ability to get out in the afternoon to my little sis Nadeane. Berkley Miller. will my ability to get along with Mr. Dick- erson to Bill Green. Carol Money, do hereby will all my timber to anyone who likes woodl Francis Montford, do hereby will my seat in the '35li?l to some lucky girl. Marion Moon, do hereby will my old slide rule to my lov- ing sister, Pat. She,s been begging to have it. Patsy Naaz. do hereby leave my ability to be in class on time to Twila Connett. Elmer Nelson, do hereby will my three hours for dinner each day to Wayne Bell. Kathleen Norris, do hereby bequeath what one should be- queath who has nothing-nothing. Catherine Notter, do hereby bequeath my ability to be of- ficial caretaker of all of 'athosei' to Nina Smith. Never go against it, Smitty.,' Sarah Pierce, do hereby will my ability to go with a Coats senior to Shirley Weingart. Best of luck with a certain Coats sophomore. Marilyn Rice, do hereby will my trips to K. LY. lLawrenceP to Janice Crouse for next year. Sue Rise, do hereby will the uswingi' in my backyard to anyone who thinks they can use it. Vernon Roush, do hereby will my seat in Constitution to any poor sucker who wants it. Leon Schnittker, do hereby will the hairs on my chest lnamely fourj to Robert lCveorgel Hodgkinson. I doubt that he will ever have any of his own. Warren Seth, do hereby will my road map to Cullison to Jack Crawford. 5 U v .ZA . ,linnny Shea, do hereby leave my old tardy sli as to blister 1 I . hray, so he can sell them for waste paper and retire. Bobby bipe, do hereby will n1y good luck in getting along with teachers to my sister. Alive Smith. do hereby bequeath. to Nancy Novotny. my Constitution book. and my Constitution notes to LeRoy Wells. Marjorie Spicer. do hereby will the closeness of Preston to Marilyn Hart and Carol Lee Simmons so they won't have to drive Clear to Medicine Lodge every night. Don Stevens. do hereby leave my kissing campaign to Gale Jenkins. From the way that boy's going. he will have use of it next year. Sondra Strait. do hereby leave my lavender comb to Mr. Gray. He needs it. Marion Strobel, do hereby will my Constitution notes to Delmar Hodgkinson. If he can make them out I would certainly like to know. Johnny Swindler, do hereby will my ability to stay away from women to Gene Rush Letls ho e he can do a little bet- ' P ter job than I did. Anita Tregellas, do hereby will my seat in Constitution to any unlucky junior who happens to be there next year. Good luck, you'll need it. Bob Wilcox, do hereby will my job to any sucker that will take it. Cherrill Wilkie. do hereby bequeath my safe and sane driv- ing ability to Jody Clinesmith. She drives too wild. Glenn Wood, do hereby leave my jalopy to Tommy Sayer. Marjorie Woolwirie, do hereby will my musical abilities. especially on my ukelele and my long red sleepers for the performing night to Sally Carney. This might help you to get a good start in the musical profession, Sally. ,4 ufzfgrzzplzs ,4 ufifgnzplzs