Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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I rushed down the South side of the street, wishing some one would give me a Liff-t. When finally 1 reached home, exhausted, I sank into a Reid chair. There was a long peal of the door-bell; I turned the(Mc)Kee and who should he there but the Cole-man from O’Laughlin’s. With a Savage look, he handed me a bill. “This bill has been Dow-n on the books for a month. You don’t amount to a Berry-hill if you don’t pay your bills.” he Blurt(on)-ed out. “To whom is the hill made out?” I asked in surprise. “Do not the Ericksons live here?” he asked with undisturbed certainty. “Nel-son,” I replied. “You will find the Erickson residence on the other side of that Barn-(ett) yonder; and furthermore, if you Doug less and did not Rob-in-son so much, you would have more success.” Norman Fain, our noted P. H. S. alumnus, was found lying unconscious in the lobby of the Biltmore Hotel. Los Angeles, as a result of a quarrel over whether or not a nickel was five cents. This great celebrity claimed that it was not. The Right Honorable Edwin Weil was arrested last night, when he was discovered in a state of melancholy, in the high school chemistry laboratory at Glengary, Canada, breaking test tubes, as a reminder of his happy, care- free high school days. Clair Scholey, also formerly of P. II. S. has just been expelled from Yale on account of his persistence in sliding down the banisters; many fatal acci- dents having already being attributed to others’ following his example. Word has been received of the arrest and conviction of the Doctor Ned Yount for manslaughter. While the doctor was practicing in the Hawaiian Islands he killed a patient by drugging him with a mixture of H2S and Na Br. IN SPITE OF THE POWDER PUFF Who says girls are not athletic. Even though a rare cosmetic They will put upon their features now and then, For the women all use paint, No modern girl can be a saint, This is merely propaganda caused by men, Girls can swing a wicked right, In a boxing match or fight; As for swimming, They know thoroughly each stroke; They can sure play basketball, Which some boys can’t do at all. And in golf the evasive pill can soak; Many girls can make the dash, And in tennis they’re a flash, They’re no slackers when it. comes to clear the bar; So you see boys, do not crow, And say things you do r.ot know. For with you the girls will soon be on a par. —Lillian Munro, ’25. —Ted Mitchell. Page Twelve

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SECOND SEMESTER President................................Norman Vice-President...........................Arthur Secretary. Page Eleven Student Body Officers FIRST SEMESTER President...............................Arthur Davis ice-President....................Johnie Lee Parsons Secretary.............................Eva line Kales —P tail

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The Hassayarmper A Farewell EAR old 1 . H. S., it grieves us very much to say goodbye to you. You are the one who is respon- sible for our four years of study and play. The pleasant memories of your familiar classrooms, the well known voices of our beloved teachers, who have struggled so patiently with us, the energetic school chums romping up and down your stairs, the impres- sive silence of your study hall, with sunshine flooding it, giving to every pupil the joy of the coming spring and sum- mer, the beloved sound of the Victrola patiently guiding the typists on to success—yes, we have been with you, P. H. S., and we love you. We hate to leave you, but pleas- ant, long-to-be-cherished memories will abide with us for- ever. We will leave you, but our places will be filled. We will not be missed, but we will miss the happy school days of our ’teens, and the beautiful companionship of our school-mates. These and many more are the familiar scenes of our school, which we hope will grow dearer in the hearts of every student, and as the years go by, we shall be more and more glad that we attended Prescott High School. FREDA CLEMENTS, ’24. Page Thirteen