Pratt High School - Osage Yearbook (Essex, CT)

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'Am mlm If . w I E '::Y . . 11 .va 181.22 TRUSTEES E First row, left to right: Mr. Edward V. Wetmore, Mr. Ernest M. Libby, Mr. Harry B. Reynolds. Second row Mr. Rossiter E. Lord, Mr. Axel R. Johnson, Mr. Alfred R. Wright. The students at Pratt High School owe a deep appreciation to the untiring work of the trustees. Their efforts to make our school a better place in which to live, to learn and to play can never be repaid. For all the many opportunities and advantages they have pro- vided for the students and school, the Senior Class gives their thanks. 5

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'1 llvl Q f f , liv.-v 'll A spvahyz lf W,', 5 in . A APPRECIATION We would like to show our apprecia- tion to Mrs. Catherine C. Ford for her in- valuable aid as our class adviser and the organization of this, the 1949 Osage. MRS. C . ORD WELCCME GILBERT B. PEARSON We, the Senior Class, as representatives of the entire student body wish to take this opportunity to welcome our new principal into our ranks as a fellow citizen of Pratt High School. May his stay here be both enjoyable and successful.

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FACULTY GILBERT B. PEARSON University of Connecticut, B.S., M.S. Principal. 'Tir education forms the common mind. THOMAS E. AYKROYD Fitchburg Teachers' College, B.S. in Ed., Boston University. Vice-principal. Industrial Arts. Give ur the toolr, and we will yinirh the job. MRS. THOMAS H. FORD Connecticut College, A.B. Commercial Subjects. Patience ir the bert remedy for every trouble. MRS. ALEXANDER A. MACKIMMIE Boston University, A.B., Yale University, University of Vermont, University of Connecticut. English, French, Latin. The inert garden in her lookr, And in her mind the wirert bookrf' ARNOLD D. OLIVER Bridgewater Teachers' College, B.S. in Ed., Yale University. English, Science, Girls' Basketball Coach. Ark and learn. ANGIE VERENIS Mary Washington College, University of Maine, B.S. Homemaking, Dramatics Coach. What wirdom can you find that ir greater than hindnerJ? -if B if!! liliii WILLIAM L. WALDRON, JR. Springfield College, B.S. Geography, Boys' Coach, Physical Education. Better late than never. ROBERT T.. BATEMAN University of New Hampshire, B.S. University of Maine. Mathematics, Track Coach. Do not give dalliance much rein. JEAN A. WINZIG Teachers' College of Connecticut, B.S. English, Social Sciences, Hockey and Softball Coach. To win that wonder of the world, A Jmile from her bright eye.r. JAMES W. PARKINSON Bridgewater Teachers' College, B.S. Columbia University, M.A. Eighth Grade, Problems of Democracy, Economics Give me a mind Jerene for contemplation. MRS. FRANK RIGGIO University of Connecticut. Secretary to Principal. The manner of giving ir worth more than the gift? LLEWELYN E. MACK Custodian. It if always good when a man ha: two iron: in the jire