Kingman High School - Hualapai Yearbook (Kingman, AZ)

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LEE WILLIAMS JACK POTTER SUE MacDONALD President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF '43 We, like all classes before us, have a class history, but due to a job our boys have decided to clean up in the Far East, we have had to give our history a year early. When we entered this institution of learning, we met with quite a slapping reception; if you wish to know where, ask any member of the class. After a job of washing that large and beautiful K, we were the guests at a grand party given by the ladies and gents who were on the other end of the paddle. We elected Jack Potter as our president, and Mr. Ball as our sponsor. In our second year we were just as ornery as the Sophomores before us and gave the green Freshmen no peace whatsoever. Then, after seeing their sorrowful faces, we decided to give them a party, which is the traditional act of friendship. In this year our boys cleaned up in interclass sports and as reward, won the interacts sports cap. Mr. Ball was again our sponsor and David Harper our president. This year, 1942, we have taken a very business-like attitude in our activi- ties; candy sales and dances plus other things that might give us a dime or two, in order to give the Seniors a good prom. That is the best we can offer. Lee Williams is our honorable president and Mr. Ball our sponsor for his third year. Our only wish is that our next year in good old M. C. U. H. S. is as pleasant as the last three.

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MR. BILL BALL V e, the class of 1943, dedicate our section of the annual to Bill Ball. A sponsor with his ever-ready smile and winning personality, has given us his unlimited assistance and done so much to make our three years of school more pleasant.

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