Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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The Hassayamper L’Envoie When the English exams are over, And the history tests are done, When the last assignment is given, Schools over, and we’re too tired for fun, We shall rest, and gee but we’ll need it; Lie down for a six weeks or two, Till Miss Coleman, the best of good teachers, Shall set us to work anew. And those who were bright shall be happy; They shall study the next years course, And scratch on a ten league tablet, With knowledge from a hidden source. They shall have new books to learn from, Geometry, and English three, They will work for an aeon at studies, And tired they’ll never be. Easily will she grade them, No one will ever flunk; And no one will work for others, But no one’s hopes will be sunk. And each for the joy of learning, And each in his separate class, Shall write just as he pleases For the grades he must get to pass. —Alice Hill. Courses Offered at P, H. S. COURSE TIME PLACE INSTRUCTOR Charleston Between Classes Anywhere Mary Kate Sills Dignity-ology When anyone is looking Where anyone can see me Fred Cromwell Pestology When some one is near Any place at all Fred Terry Studiousology All the time All by myself Violet Norton Giggle-ology Always Study Hall Mary Humphreys Talkology Anytime American Problems class Arthur Middleton Wandarania 8:15-2:45 Wherever I am Dixon Fagerberg Bluffina When necessary In History Howard Williams Brainology Daily In classes Taylor Hicks Margaret Soderberg Page 27

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The Hassayamper I HEREBY TESTIFY THIS TO BE THE LAST WILL ANI) TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF '26—The Author. I, Celsus Albert, bequeath my charming smile to Estaleen Andrews. I, Charles Blanton, leave my winning ways to Theodore Morgan. I, C. Bork, will my artful pencil to Earl Schuler. I, Hazel Bosley, leave my art in the “vamps” to Marjorie Shaw. I, Ellen Burke, my clever ways with a bow (?) to Martha Hennig. And I, Byrdeva Dameron, my demure ways to Gail Allee. I, Elizabeth Durham, a man hatin gheart to Lurline Daniel. I, K. Favour, give my popularity to Frances Lodge. I, Bernice Fletcher, leave my grin to Marion Stoney, with directions for use. Yea, I, Jack Flinn, leave to Eugene Hunt some of my ability to do the Charleston. I, Edith Foster, bequeath Tom Sine’s heart to anyone worthy of it- I. Anna Mary Goodell, give to Sarah Hall my “figure.” I, Sally Hall, will a portion of my cheerful countenance to Lucille Hubbard. While I, Charles Hartin, gladly give some avoirdupois to Jr. Hildreth. I, Edith Harris, leave to Hazel Clark my curly hair. I, Alma Johnson, will to Anabelle Jenkins a bit of boisterousness as a reminder of me. I, Margaret Jones, that art of “rolling my eyes” to Meda Fay Herring. I, Betty Kastner, will a book on “The Use of Cosmetics” to K. Orthel. I, Laura Keays, bequeath my all-night habits to Mary Marehello. I, Marjorie Leavell, lend my dimples to Florence Engle. I, Gladys Leonard, will give Irene Gage my quiet looks and easy ways. I, Ola Le May, will my conversations with the boys to K. Morgan. I, Arthur Le Page, laugh and give my place as jumping center to Bert Corgiat. And I, Melville Lumbard, my “winning way with the girls” to Cecil Lynch. I, Virginia MeCash, leave my little “notebooks” to the next Senior Class. I, Art Middleton, will mail my book, “How to write a Love Letter,” to any one who wishes it or has been struck by Cupid’s Dart. I, Mary Miller, send “My Best Wishes and Love” to Cecil Lynch. See you next year? I, Leslie Clair Murphy, bequeath my black hair to Bessie Humphreys. I, Jack Newman, will my old razor to Jack Orr, with the hope that he will use it more than I did. I, Violet Norton, leave my place in Thelma’s heart to Bud Anderson. I, Gladys Peterson, leave my nice voice to the first person with ability. I, Betty Rigden, will to my brother, Tom, all of my freckles. I, Pete Rosenblatt, bequeath my record of careful driving to Bill Jaeger. I, Maricate Sills, will my “winning ways with the Freshmen” to Mary Krawczyk. I, Sol Shaw, give the good sense I have shown in coming to P. H. S. to Emile Testori. if he does net already have it. I, Margaret Soderburg, leave the privilege of losing my keys to the next gym classes. I, Bertha Stringfield, bequeath my special brand of rouge to Alice Hall. I, Fred Terry, will my dancing powers to Bob Cromwell. I, Dooley Vaughn, leave my hee-haw to the next donkey. Finally, I, Gladys Williams, hereby will, bequeath, leave, and give to Gladys Cantwell, my dainty stature. El Finis. Page 20

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