Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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(Beit U6lCLCin3 Taking over the title of Best Musicians from the class of '51 are Kay Sheldon and Bob Palm. Kay. who is practically a native of Prescott is well known and well liked by everyone for her Full of Fun and Fancy Free onlook on life. In the way of music Kay is accomplished on the piano and played the flute in the school band one year. On the side one of her favorite pastimes is playing the Uke. Bob, although he has only attended Prescott schools for four years, is everybody's friend. He, like Kay, plays the piano exceptionally well. Bob has done quite a bit in the way of accompanying choruses and solos, both vocal and instrumental. Being closely related to the band for the past years by serving as drum major, Bob can also fill in to play the drums. Always wearing a great big grin. Bob is opposed to unhappy fdces. He says— Get Happy. Bed ancers Whether it's fast or whether it's slow. Margie Siegert and Joe Matli the class of ‘51’s Best Dancers can dance it best. Margie is more than graceful on the dance floor, and with her magnetic personality it isn't hard to see why she is a favorite dancing partner. A popular figure around the ccmpus at Prescott Senior High, you'll always find our Margie a Bluebird of Happiness with an unceasing twinkle in her eye and a good word for everyone. Joe, chosen from the boys of the Senior class as the best dancer, more than bubbles over with rhythm. He's fun to dance with, not only for that reason, but because he always seems to be having such a good time. Should you ask anyone who knows Joe, what kind of a person he is. I'm sure they'd say he's A Wonderful Guy. Happy to be able to do so the class of '51 presents Margie end Joe- with the titlo of Best Dancers .