Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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(Sljg ffiaanauampgr 3mttora All through the universe are floating millions of bodies known as dark stars. Some of these stars after years of obscurity (when brought under the right conditions) burst forth with a dazzling brilliancy, which startles the world; but this brilliancy is not permanent. The class of ’ 1 5 might well be compared to one of these stars, if their brilliancy was permanent. Through our Freshman and Sophomore years our career was far from meteoric, but we were merely climbing the rounds, preparing for the burst of speed which we have so unexpectedly developed in our Junior year. Modestly we call attention to a few of our achievements: Four of the five boys in our class distinguished themselves on the gridiron and won their monograms. In basket-ball—ask the Seniors, they will probably hesitate before they answer, but the answer will surely convince you of the truth in the old proverb, “He who laughs last laughs best.” In local dramatics we have established a new standard by presenting “Cupid at Vassar,” the most finished production ever given by a high school class. In the operetta we boast of two principals. I he pull-together spirit which prevails in the Junior class is one to be envied by other classes. Lastly, remember, although we were dark stars, the brilliancy which we have acquired shall not lose its lustre. . ’15.