Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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5It| f IS a fi n a tj a m y c r BY PRINCIPAL FRANK W. HART. This year marks the beginning of a new era in the efficiency of our school. When “The Hassayamper” comes off of the press, ground will have been broken for the erection of what we believe to be the most modern and efficient high school plant in the Southwest. For this we owe a debt of gratitude and a sincere expression of thanks to the good citizens of Prescott and to our very progressive Board of Trustees, whose unanimous efforts and unfaltering energies have made possible to every child of the Hassayampa educational facilities surpassed by none. However good our record may be, whatever we have wrested from the brow o! Learning in the past, it marks but the beginning. The old Territorial Capitol Building which has housed us since our birth has served us well, and we look with pride upon our graduates who have gone out from its doors. It has served us so well, in fact, that we have long since outgrown it and now we watch with reverence, but with joy, its crumbling walls give place to the realization of our dreams, a building of beauty and efficiency, a landmark of progress and a monument to learning. May it forever stand in the hearts of every member of the Clan of Hassayampa as an inspiration and as a means to the realization of the highest and best in man. And may we carve upon a tablet of bronze and mount upon her walls this inscription: w. The purpose of this school is to develop 1. self-supporting men and uuomen of uuhom The uuorld may says I am belter for your having lived.

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