Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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TkeH assa yarnp er ROGER R.THENGOVE Born Aug. 2, 1906 Prescott, Arizona Entered P. H. S. trom L. A. Hi in 1922 Glee Club ’23, ’24 Band ’23, ’24 Track ’23 Orchestra ’24 Treas. of Senior Class ’24 Lettermen’s Club ’24 Sergeant ’24 Hobby, “Asking Questions” JOHNIE LEE PARSONS Born May 15, 1906 Snyder, Texas President K. K- K. ’22 Secretary K. K. K. ’24 Glee Club Secretary ’23 Basketball ’21 Captain Class Basketball ’23 Business Mgr. ’24 Student Body Secretary ’23 Sec. Athletic Board ’22 Badger Staff ’24 Annual Staff ’24 “Spice o’ ’23” “It Pays to Advertise” Prescott’s Cutest Girl ’23 Hobby, “Riding with Norman” EVA LINE FALES Born Sept. 22, 1906 Madison, Wisconsin Glee Club ’21, ’22 Mile Hi ’21, ’22 K. K. K. ’22, ’23, ’24 Badger Reporter ’23 Secretary Student Body ’24 Secretary Class ’23 Vice President of Class ’24 Editor of Badger ’24 Associate Editor Annual ’24 “Witch of Fairy Dell” ’21 “Spice o’ ’23” Hobby, “Animals, Badgers in particular” FAY POE Born Feb. 18, 1907 Prescott, Arizona Class Basketball ’21, ’23, ’24 Main Team ’23, ’24 Class Treasurer ’20 Class Secretary ’24 Sec. Athletic Board ’24 Badger Staff ’24 Annual Staff ’24 “Maid and Middy” ’23 “Three Springs” ’23 “Spice o’ ’23” Yell Leader ’23, ’24 K. K. K. ’23, ’24 Hobby, “Trying to be graceful” Page Fourteen

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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

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The Hassayamper THEODORE H. MARTIN Born Dec. 14, 1906 St. Paul, Nebraska Stage Mgr. ’23 Stage Mgr. for Senior Vaudeville ’24 Glee Club ’23, ’24 Operetta ’23 Corporal ’22, Sergeant ’23 Top Sergeant ’24 Annual Staff ’24 Athletic Board ’24 Hobby, “Keeping his lips rouged’’ CLARA ABBOTT Born, Oct. 11, 1903 Prescott, Arizona Mile Hi ’21, ’22, ’23, ’24 Hobby, “Typing for Miss Douglas” RICHARD SHADBCRNE MOORE Born Nov. 20, 1906 Springfield, Missouri Basketball ’24 Entered Prescott Hi ’23 From Greenwood Hi, Springfield, Mo- Hobby, “Keeping his hair in place.’1 ALENE DICKSON Born Feb. 15, 1907 Prescott, Arizona Mile Hi ’21, ’22 K. K. K. ’22, ’23, ’24 “Sylvia” ’22 “It Pays to Advertise” ’23 Class President ’23 Badger Staff ’24 Annual Staff ’24 Hobby, “Riding Burros” Page Fifteen