Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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(HI?? SaBBanampgr Never in the history of P. H. S. has the south side of the assembly room been more verdant in hue than this year. In other words, never has such an inexperienced and youthful a Freshman class as that of 1917 entered the school. The Freshmen may well be divided into three parts, the little “Fresh,” the littler “Fresh,” and the real tiny “ babies.” Nine-tenths of them are in knee trousers or short skirts—but judge not their nerve by their age and size. They are positively brazen. Majestically they stalk up to the reading table, deigning to sit beside worthy upper classmen. Fearlessly they approach the literary bookcase, in the sacred territory of the Seniors. Yes, they are bold and curious also. Beware, Freshman! many a too inquisitive babe has had his ardor dampened. Frankly, though, we see a bright future for '17, providing they do not become too indiscreet. They are enthusiastic and willing, and should grow in wisdom and experience until they become a Senior class “Worthy to be remembered.”

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FRESHMAN CLASS

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