Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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DIRECTORY (Local Numbers Frequently Called) Mo i WL Jn p.Ji.S. Allen, Merle Athlete Allen, Virginia Musician Black, Jo Anne Popular Esser, Bill Dancer Glover, Rupert School Spirit Graham, Louis Musician Hatch, David Successful Hawes, Roger Artist Herbst, Peggy---------------------------------------------Dancer Horsley, Jane Artist Poley, Frances Wittiest Rice, Paul Wittiest Scott, Leola----------------------------------------------School Spirit Turner, Shirley Successful Wiltcher, Mack Popular Yost, Betty----------------------------------------------Athlete

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Studi ent Cdouncif Dltey Point tlie Way Reading from the top down and left to right: M. J. McNarie, adviser; Seniors—Beatrice Baker, Bill Esser, Peggy Herbst, Ro berta McLernon, Paul Rice, Eddie Simpson, George Sullivan, Shirley Turner, Stanley Waitman; Juniors—Richie Black, Robert Church, Betty Edmundson, Donna Evans, Shari Hall, Lester Sanders; Sophomores—Darrel Hatch, Martha Johnson. 14

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Wait -Artistic The two first seniors elected to the new post of Most Artistic, are Jane Horsley and Roger Hawes. Jane deserves this title for she can make a sketch in a matter of minutes and also draws and paints. Her pastels and charcoal sketches won sev- eral prizes at the county fair. She has designed and made class play posters and programs, plus dance programs for hops and proms. Much of her art work has been featured in the annual and she is art editor of the Hassayamper this year. Jane is very active in school activities, belonging to the G.A.A., F.H.A., Yellow Jackets, and several other organizations. Roger equally deserves this honor. His artistic ability is not confined to drawing or painting alone. He is also interested in many other phases of art such as etching, leather tooling, and photography. Roger belongs to the Camera Club and is a member of ac- tive standing. He particularly likes to work with scenes of outdoor life and has received recognition for his sketches. He is a member of Blue Jackets and the annual staff. Best -Ath(etes The Class of '50 chose as their Best Athletes, Betty Yost and Merle Allen. Both deserve this honor, which is difficult to earn and requires considerable effort on the part of the students. Betty, tops in all the activities she participates in, was one of the few girls to receive her six inch letter in her junior year. She is president of G.A.A., a member of Yellow Jackets, F.H.A., National Honor Society, and is a student council representative. Betty has received championship honor in tennis, archery, Badminton, marksmanship, and was captain of the volley ball team. Merle, student body president, has been a leader in athletics throughout his entire high school career. He lettered in football, basketball, and track, and has shown superior sportsmanship and skill in all of these sports. Playing left end on the football team. Merle was a constant threat to the opponent's offensive by intercepting numerous passes. Vice president of Blue Jackets, he is a member of Lettermen's Club and National Honor Society. Hats off to Prescott high school's most outstand- ing athletes! 16