Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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THE HASSAYAMPER MARGARET McGREW “Gladly would she learn and gladly teach.” Class Secretary, '15; Dramatics, ’15, ’16; Athletics, T6. MELITA MEADE Girls are like pearls, they require quite as much attention. Dramatics, ’14, ’15, ’16; Vice-pres- ident class, ’15; Hassayamper Staff, ’16; Athletics, ’16. ELEANOR MEADE I make it a point never to com- plain.” (?) Athletics, ’14, T5, ’16; Dramatics, ’15, ’16. Page Twenty-Two

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THE HASSAYAMPER MARY M. KING “Learned and fair and good is she.” Class Secretary, ’13; Dramatics, 'IS, ’16; President History Club ’15; Editor Hassayamper, ’16; Athletic», ’14, ’15. HELEN E. LAMB “She is always jolly and carries a smile for all.” Dramatics, ’15, ’16; Athletics, ’14. MILLIE E. MARKS “Drink to the lass; “I'll warrant she’ll prove an excuse for the glass.” Dramatics, ’14, ’15, ’16; Class Sec- retary, ’16; Hassayamper Staff, ’16; Athletics, ’16. Page Twenty-On

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THE HASSAYAMPER THELMA MILNES “A daughter of the gods, Divinely tall And most divinely fair.” Entered from Richmond, Califor- nia, T6; Athletics, T6. MASON L. PAINE Questions are always easy Class President, T5; Dramatics, ’15, T6; Athletics, ’16; Vice-presi- dent Athletic Association, T6; Hassayamper Staff, ’16. MINNIE PIPER Her ways are ways of quietness. Athletics. '14. '15. '16; Dramatics, '15. '16 Page Twenty-Three