Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

 - Class of 1929

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Page 31 text:

THE HASSAYAMPER Last Will and Testament of Class of 1929 Know all men by these present that we, the class of nineteen hundred and twenty-nine of Prescott High school, residing in the City of Prescott, with unexcelled mentality and extraordinary minds, do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament. 1st. To the faculty and other unfortunates we leave the fu- ture Seniors. 2nd. To the Juniors we leave our cherished memory and a vacancy which we hope they will be able to fill. 3rd. To the Sophomores we leave the hope that they will lead a bigger and better life. 4th. To the Freshmen we leave the knowledge by which we climbed to fame. 5th. I, Daniel Bork, bequeath my height to Ross Hirshfeld. 6th. We, Mary Born and Helen Gregory, leave our magnetic personalities to any two poor souls who may need them. 7th. I, Shirley Born, will my abundant moustache to Nor- man Wycoff as he is unable to grow one. 8th. I, Swede Franks, do hereby bequeath my position as the grand imperial spotted rat of the Mousebounders to anyone who cares to fill it. 9th. I, Lawrence Ainsworth, leave my brains to Marguerite Daniels. 10th. I, Angus (Me) Ferguson, being Scotch, refuse to leave anything. 11th. I, Junior Hildredth, leave a wad of gum under the arm of every chair. 12th. I, Robert Cromwell, will my knack of alibi to Bob Robbins. 13th. We, Margarete Lee and Marian Stoney, leave our diet formula to Lucille Robinson and Dorothy Peach. 14th. I, Hazel Clark, leave my curly hair to Ruth Harris. 15th. We, Mildred McCarty and De King leave our South- ern drawls to anyone brave enough to use them. 16th. I, Betty Hirshfeld, will my baby talk to Frances Dial. 17th. I, Mary Marchello, leave the school my qualities as a good helper in every emergency. 18th. I, Roscoe McGrew, leave my heart with Marie, hoping she’ll keep it. 19th. We, Victor Swanson and Clarence Lyons, leave our sex appeal to Edward Krawczyk and Abe Terrin. Page Twenty-three

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THE HASSAYAMPER VICTOR EDWIN SWANSON. “All tin great men are losing health I’m not feeling well myself. Rorn May 23, 11112, Cherokee, Iowa. Junior play 3; corporal A.C.C. 3; hand 3, 4: Senior play producing staff 4: football 4; Fine Arts club 4: open house 3: L. C. Smith cer- tificate 3; Annual staff 4; Badger staff 4. PAUL I). THOMAS. “Quick of wit. fast and smart A fighter, a player, from the start. Born November 21, 1011, Skedee, Okla- homa. Entered P. H. S. from Ash Fork high '28; Senior play 4; band 4; basketball 4. MAURICE B. TRIBBY. “A tall, lank lad, always cheery; For him life's never dreary. Born August 10, 1910, Prescott, Ari- zona. Junior play 3; Annual staff 4: Glee club 3, 4; open house 2, 3; Fine Arts club 3, 4: band 4; Senior play 4; operetta 4; speech arts 4. DOROTHY FRANCES WAGER. “A very sedate and quiet maid; For her bright smile she’ll be duly repaid. Born Walker, Arizona, August 31, 1010. Entered I . II. S. as a Senior in 1920. ARTHUR EDWARD YEOMANS. “Happy-go-lucky, free from care: Enjoys himself everywhere. Junior play 3; football 4; inter class basketball 4. Page Twenty-two



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THE HASSAYAMPER 20th. I, Leslie Crose, will my bass voice to “Icabod” Cooper. 21st. We, John Lyke and Catherine Morgan, will our stead- fastness to Rose Emmett and Tommy Bailey. 22nd. I, Warren Douglas, will my “car” to Marshall Clow and Helen Lynch. 23rd. I, Joseph Davis, do give to anyone who desires them, my winning ways with girls. 24th. We, Maurice Tribby and Jack Hume, do leave our dancing ability undisputed. 25th. I, Annabelle Jenkins, will my fur coat to anyone who desires to wear it. 26th. I, Robert Lopez, leave my winning smile to the girls of P. H. S. 27th. I, Fortino Lopez, leave my reportership and power of managing athletics to Welmon Renner. 28th. I, Betty Ferguson, leave a chemistry notebook behind the radiator, also my dancing ability to Icabod Cooper. 29th. I, George Paul, am thinking of Martha, so don’t bother me. 30th. I, Edmund Lodge, leave the furniture from the Senior play to anyone willing to remove it. 31st. I, Martha Hennig, leave my ability to walk in a straight line to someone who needs it. 32nd. I, Lois Ray Hill, leave my “tune” and fickleness to- ward the opposite sex to Mary Lou Ruffner in hopes that she may be able to execute them as well as I do. 33rd. I, David Loewy, bequeath my love for arguing- to Donald Morgan. 34th. I, Louie Grijalva, leave my salesmanship ideas to Joe Garner. 35th. I, Mary Jean Eads, leave my quiet nature to Betty Brooks in order that she may keep up her well known reputation. 36th. We, Kathryn Orthel and Maxine Boville, bequeath our weakness for slumber parties to anyone who cares to follow in our footsteps. 37th. I, Paul Thomas, leave my ability to make goals in basketball to Bill Allee. 38th. I, Katherine Peach, will my talking ability to Della McKay. 39th. 40th. 41st. I, Arthur Yoemans, leave my mouth open. I, Robert Crable, leave my vocabulary to the Freshmen. I, Willard Robinette, being last, leave the school in peace or pieces. In witness whereof, we, the Senior class of nineteen hundred and twenty-nine, have set our hand and seal on this seventh day of June, nineteen hundred and twenty-nine. CLASS of ’29 Page Twenty-four

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