Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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The Hassayamper Our Trophies What are they for, these shining cups That reflect the morning light? Are they symbols, or merely cups That look so shiny and bright? These are the trophies of victories won, The symbols of spirit true, Which stand for honor, noble and brave, And the highest and best that we do. And do these stand for sports alone, These cups so splendid and tall? Have not we gained in other ways Than in hard-fought games of ball? Oh, yes, indeed, we've others, too, For Scholarship, Debate, and such. We’ve worked so hard for all our cups, And thus have won so much. How were they earned, these trophies fair, That stand so splendid and tall? Was it by hard-fought victories of ours, Or Inter-class Basket-Ball? Why, we have fought with schools afar To gain these honors great; The classes, too, each year have vied. And each has struggled with fate. And now, O School, may you each year Be graced by gifts like these; May your honors grow, and serve To show the best that within you is. And so as time moves onward, And we go on our way, May you grow larger—yes—and better. With more honors and torphies each day. —Lillian Munro, 25. Case n

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The Hassayamper Members of the Prescott Board of Education President—M. B. Hazeltine, Member Seventeen Years. Clerk of Board — Howard Cornick, Mem- ber Four Years. Member of Board—Dr. John W. Flinn. Member Nine Years. Business Manager of City Schools— Frank Whisman. Page $

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