Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES . . . That will go with us as we leave Prescott High. Our school days have been gemmed with grand times. We have shared and enjoyed gala hops and proms, games and initiations, class plays, banquets, and clubs. We have worked, played, and sung together, making lasting friendships with our classmates and the faculty. Thanks to Mr. Rod'' Weller, our class adviser, who has shown us the true meaning of our school motto, Can Do . Thanks to the faculty for their untiring efforts to see that we had the best of everything. Their advice and instruction are important factors in our lives, and will remain with us always. And thanks to the underclassmen for helping to make this school year a successful one. We seniors will keep a special place. As the years roll by. In our treasure chests of memories, For Prescott senior high. 22

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Dial: SR-1950 Hello! Have you heard who is at the helm of the senior class activ- ities? The senior officers are: Mack Wiltcher, Betty Jo Nash, Jack Reu- ter, Frances Poley, and class adviser, Rodney Weller. The seniors sin- cerely appreciate all they have done. Mack Wiltcher President Betty Jo Nash Secretary Frances Poley Jack Reuter Treasurer Vice-President 23 Rodney Weller Adviser