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in 1 K. f1 X fi' i --924 ha- W 'il't Q? Today we owe much to men and women who lived before us, who worked and sacrificed for freedom, For progress, and for retormg and whose purpose was to make a better commun- ity in which to live. R LPH BLOX0 was one who gave much to improve our schools and to build manhood and womanhood. He gave generously and cheerfully in service and influence. We dedicate our annual, the l958 FROG LOG, to him as a man whose memory will not fade. His loyalty and sincere interest in Pratt High was appreciated and will long be remembered as we tread the paths so lately trod by a great friend and teacher. 3
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is si ff: 5 ff? '12 B i 'CI LEADERS, BRAINS, BEAUTIES, PERSONALITIES A number of years ago the annual staff started selecting a group of students from the junior and senior classes who best represent leadership and scholarship ability. This year ten seniors and two juniors were selected. Candidates for the selection of this group must be nominated by at least two faculty members, have a grade average of a B or better, and have been a member of the student body the last two years. The total points determine the top twelve and are obtained from grades, number of nominators, school offices held, participation in extra curricular activities and other phases of school life. Each of these students are among the leaders of their class in scholarship and also each has person- ally contributed a great deal to the school life in other activities. Frances Smith has been active in dramatics and forensics, has held offices in Y-Teens during all four years of high school, and was editor of the Mirror for the first semester of this year. Joleen Stumph has been most outstanding in her work as a cheerleader, was Track Queen during her sophomore year, and was attendant to the Track Queen this year. Jane Adams, 1958 Track Queen, has worked in dramatics and forensics, has participated in instrumental ensembles, and was a member of the Frog Log staff. She was also vice-president of the junior class last year. Sara Farmer is co-valedictorian of our class, was i958 Football Queen, has been in dramatics, and is a member of the Frog Log staff. She has been active in music, too, as she was a twirler in the band and participated in the annual music festivals. Judy Sewell, junior, was attendant to the T958 Basketball Queen, was F.H.A. president last year, and is a twirler in the band. She has been chosen to attend Girls' State. Susan Lake has been active in the music department, accompanying various ensembles, was Y-Teen president this year, and was chosen as the T958 Basketball Queen. Susan was also a Girls' State representative last year. Tonya Kurt, co-valedictorian, has participated in debate, represented American Legion at Girls' State last year, and was chosen as class president during her junior year. Neil Stevens has been active in sports and Hi-Y, was president of Lettermens' Club, and was a delegate to Boys' State. Paul Anderson was Hi-Y president this year, was a member of the Mirror staff, and was a delegate to Bo s' State. He was vice-president of the sophomore class and is treasurer now. Phil DeVoss is our senior class president, has been active in music, and has been in Hi-Y. Phil was also junior class secretary and was a representative at Boys' State. Reggie Bales, junior, is class president and has been active in Student Council and athletics. Judy Money is an active member of the music department, has worked hard in Y-Teens, and was chosen as an attendant to the T958 Football Queen. 4
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