Stockton High School - Prairie Dog Yearbook (Stockton, KS)

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GREETING It is with genuine pleasure that the Class of 191 3 presents this, their first and last volume of the Prairie Dog. We do not claim that it stands out from those that have preceded it as does a polished jewel from un- cut gems. It is fitting that We take this occasion to thank our many friends for their hearty co-operation, and We have every reason to believe that this little compendium will prove a pleasant memorial in after years. ln humility and love We bow our adieu and Welcome our successors with naught but good resolves and high aspirations. ---CLASS OF I 91 3.

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' 4 STOCK-TON HIGH SCHOOL- school has been held in this building. The Stockton High School was erected in 1581 by the This building was purchased in 1905 by the School Congregational Educational Association for an academy. Iloard and with much remodeling it has become a building For several years this building was used only for short ses- where an up-to-date education can be obtained. sions of school in summer. High school was hrst held in The 142 graduates sincerely appreciate the o 1898 and from thence to the present date some f ' pportnni- oiin of ties given them by the lloard of liducation.