Pratt High School - Mirror Yearbook (Pratt, KS)

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SFU ...s- Carla Gates, division pages, Doris Miller, artg and Sue McCune, Typist. . 1 xii A's'L'i 1? The Co-Editors of the FROG LOG: Carol Hower- ton, business, copy and proof readingg Gwen Roach and Earlene David, layout, pictures, typing and headlines. 'GW' is L.. - f,..... 2. Sandy Peck and Kay Moyer, picture editors. '3noq Loq, Uoun Ueanbook ob memoniea Well, students, you have waited patiently a long time for this book. You have asked many times about its progress, what it was going to be like and numerous other questions, we have had to shrug our shoulders because we were not.sure our- selves. This is the first time the annual has been put out for summer delivery, it contains more pages, bigger in size, and covers the entire school year, so we hope you will like it. Copy, Bob 'We have won the battle of Layout, D - .ness and as cow' Pictures. Copy. Headlines, and other a'V1d Woolf Egg, D051 nn Holm 'smessz tasks associated with a finished year- assisted b Olk, bus. Dyck Ska , Matti A Y and bu book, We might add we have ?ed mann an 7 Doug Fa lness edit Kaii, Covwbaum. COP considerably in the ,process an be dl-an-y B1 rmer, De Of Was ana P-Osevuon, COPY' came the owners o a few gray hairs, ake. 'ine R011- Ptkaw 1-iaim but here it is, produced as a tri- bute to the staff 's hard work, ..,-K 'sl their perserverance and sacri- fices. Many thanks to the per- sons luring out from the N35 'www -2. . 'XA photos on these pages or listed across the way, without the cooperation of all, faculty, students and staff, this book would not be possible. 'Q-s 2

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-.gyms-ull -X'-., ,if Lou Ella Besthorn, F, A, Thorpe, Don Lidikay, Ted Browning, Frank Smith, John Schrepel, Neva Sanders, and Homer Davault. Aa ow: Leadena, 'Jheq meuit ow: Qnatitude and Respect To our administration and school board, goes the tremendous responsibility of making and putting into effect the policies which our school follows. Mr. Donald R. Lidikay is our Superintendent of Schools. Mr. Lidikay 's activities are many and varied, but the three most important duties for which he is greatly responsible are formulating the budget, recommending and assigning all school personnel and faculty members, and developing the school curriculum. Principal of Senior High is Mr. Charles Barnes and prin- cipal of Senior High is Mr. Charles Barnes and principal of Liberty High is Mr. Jess V. Cooper. These men have the responsibility of supervising, instructing, and improving affairs and situations in their respective schools as economically and efficiently as possible. Our principals have a great variety of duties, including making out daily schedules, enrolling students and balancing classes, supervising teachers, planning assemblies, counselling students and many more. The policy making group is the Board of Education. The president of the school board is Ted Browning, vice -president, Frank Smith, treasurer, Loren Moore, and the clerk, Lou Ella Besthorn. Other members 'Q of the board are Homer Davault, F. A, Thorpe, John Schrepel, and Neva Sanders. The members of this board, elected by 1 Z r the people and serving terms of four years, 4 if fix 3 ,f t. A f, give freely of their time and talents working with the superintendent to form the policy making group, which the ad- ministration puts into effect. Charles Barnes, Don Lidikay, and Jess Cooper. ,.,,,n