Pratt High School - Osage Yearbook (Essex, CT)

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OSAGE Student Council Ist Row-Dorothy Zuppe, Marian Daboll, Frank Santi, Sally McCallip, Mr. Macliimmie, Florence lvlook. 2nd Rowe Roland Cook, Genevieve Pianta, Allen lewett, Merritt Comstock, Marion Hmielewski, Richard Higgins, Robert Potter, Patricia Mailliard, Frank Riggio. Our Student Council was organized in l934. lt was created to take care of all school and social activities, such as traffic problems, assembly programs, etc. There are fourteen members: The president of each class automatically becomes a member. The members of each class elect a member or members as follows: Seniors 2, luniors 2, Sophomores l, and Freshmen 1.Then the faculty choose members as follows: Seniors 2, Iuniors l, and Sophomores l. The council has followed the system used in Bacon Academy so successfully. The principal has the power of veto but has used this power only twice since the council started functioning. The present council has been the most active and efficient one to date. Among its accomplishments we number the new radio, the coke machine and more frequent afternoon dances. The members of this year's council are, Seniors: Sally McCallip, president: Frank Santi, vice-president, Marian Daboll, secretary-treasurer: Allen Iewett, and Roland Cook: luniors: Marion Hmielewski, Merritt Comstock, Patricia Mailliard and Genevieve Piantap Sophomores: Robert Potter, Florence Mook and Frank Riggiog Freshmen: Richard Hig- gins and Dorothy Zuppe. Faculty Advisor: Mr. Mackimmie. 7

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OSAGE Osage Board lst Row-Marguerite Young, Sally McCallip, Mrs. Ford, Edla Gannon. 2nd Row-Marian Daboll, Robert Nihill, Frank Bump, Henry Hollewedel, Allen Iewett, Donald Sangster, Lloyd Scholes, Mr. Mackimmie. The seniors of Pratt in 1930 desired to leave something worthwhile to the school as a lasting remembrance, Through the efforts of Mac and their own hard work they succeeded in publishing a year book tor the whole school to enjoy. The first issue was dedicated to Mac because oi his assistance in making the book possible. Dedications have since been made to other members of the faculty and this year we are proud to dedicate our book to Dr. Hubbard who gave so generously ot his time and goods to Pratt. The book was named the Osage in honor of the ship burned at Essex by the Eng- lish in 1814, the remains of which are still in the North Cove. OSAGE BOARD 1942 Asst. Photography Editor . . Robert Nihill Editor-in-Chief . Asst. Editor . . Business Manager Asst. Business Mgr. . Photography Editor . Sally McCallip Henry Hollwedel . . Frank Bump . . . . Robin Starr . . Allen Iewett Typist ..... Art Editor ....... Edla Gannon Asst. Art Editor . . . Lloyd Scholes Girls' Sports Editor . . . Marian Daboll Boys' Sports Editor . . Donald Sanqster Marguerite Young

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OSAGE - Pi Club Lelt to Right: Anne Toppin, Marian Daboll, Lloyd Scholes, Sally McCallip. The Pi Club, our honor society at Pratt, was organized in l93U by the faculty. The constitution is patterned after that of the National High School Honor Society. Election to this club is the highest honor awarded to students at Pratt. To be elected one must be in the upper titth of his class. He is then chosen by the faculty and rated on such qualities as character, sportsmanship, health and extra-curricular activities. Three Seniors, two Iuniors, and one Sophomore are elected each year. The faculty reserves the right to elect more than three Seniors if it seems titting. The students elected are awarded with a letter Pi, symbolic ot Pratt. The purpose ot this club is to encourage greater personal development in scholar- ship, health, service, character, and all 'round good citizenship . The present members of the club are: Sally McCa11ip, president, Marian Daboll, vice- presidentg Lloyd Scholes, secretary-treasurer: and Anne Toppin. 8