Pratt High School - Mirror Yearbook (Pratt, KS)

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W s FUHEWURII The 1956 edition of the Frog Log has been published with but one objective to capture a year between covers. While we know that life at Pratt High is a multitude of realities which are too intangible to be related on black and white perhaps in some small way we can preserve the friendships which we all hold so dear. If this book will serve to bridge the past and bring to mind the price- less memories of joy and pleasures just gone, it will have served its purpose. There are those who without whose effort this book would not have been possible. The staff would like to thank all of you. With these thoughts we proudly present to you, the students, your 19 56 Frog Log. THE STAFF 2

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HHIIG LHG PUBLISHED HY THE SHNIHH CLASS HF I9 H PHATT HIIIH SHHIIIIL PHATT, IIANS. 1

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The Walter H. Pedigo Useful Arts Building, just across the street from Liberty High, which is nearing completion. This splendid new addition to our school facilities will soon be occupied with young people learning how to earn a better living, Front entrance to North School, the largest of all the elementary schools. Besides supplying many of our junior high students each year, this wellknown school, through it's athletic program, provides many of our future athletes. Sacred Heart, the parochial elementary school. Early training received here has provided Pratt High with some of it's finest ath- letes and most outstanding scho- lars. It is a familiar spot on North Oak Street, Kuff' . Through these doors-the entrance to Pratt Senior High School-we have passed frequently during our junior and senior years. Beyond them we have spent many active and happy hours in two of the best years of our lives, preparing for our life work and making life- time friendships. lt'll always have a special place in our memory. -- -.. -fa.. ' ,- K- ev- ..-af'i.a,,.N g M K Indelible in our memories is this view of Liberty High School as seen from Zerger Field. Here during our 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th grade years, we learned to take part in school activities and made the decisions that determined the course we were to follow from then on. Central School, our oldest elemen- tary school, adjoins Liberty High School, It also furnishes many of our junior high students each year. Like it's inter-city rival, North School, this popular school is respon- sible for a great many of Pratt High's athletes. oenea Of Wann 77Zem ' Our newest elementary school is Mattie O. Haskins situated in the northeastern section of the city. It was named for one of our elementary school principals. Recently an Annex was added to the Mattie O. Haskins school, making it possible for the fifth and sixth grades to attend there, also, The original building could accomodate only to the fourth grade, 3