Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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Class of ’35 Cowboy Wails (Class Will) We. the outgoing rustlers of the class of ’35, do hereby round up our last will and testament. To the school administrators we will all the cats we ever let out of the bag, all the beans we ever spilled, and all the monkey-wrenches we ever threw into the machinery, to be placed on exhibit in the trophy case for all future seniors to regard with horror. Items: — Bertha Aitken leaves generous deposits of powder on all the desks. I, Maxine Arnold, will my ability to make stencils to future Badger staffs. Scotty Atkins leaves his wise-cracks to the next chief girl rustler, Bert La Fuze. John Blair leaves his red hat to be placed on exhibit. Jessie Baker wills her blond hair to Pauline Schnahs. We, Lilly and Marshall Barnes, leave an example of behavior for Nancy and George Travis. I, Amy Ruth Bennett, leave my red hair to anyone unsuccessful with henna. Mary Bethune wills her silence is golden rule to Tiny McKay. Veda Blumenauer leaves her laughing eyes to the highest bidder. Speak up girls. I. Henry Bisjack, will my undying curiosity to Thomas Hawke. Greg Brett leaves his stream-lined hair cut to Wesley Beaver. 1. Vivian Bybee, leave Barbara Baker to carry on. Evelyn Chapman leaves the school minus a good leader. I George Cruickshank, will my credits to any despairing junior. Elizabeth Curry leaves echoes of her laugh ringing in the halls. I, Val Despain, leave my ballroom dancing ability to Owen Campbell. Albert Evans leaves his stamp collecting knowledge spread all over school. I. Jack Fitzgerald, leave everything in upheaval. I, Pat Fitzgerald, leave my footsteps for three others to follow in. Helen Funk wills her dimples to the one who will make the best use of them. Paula Gano leaves gum under all the desks. I, Fred Genung, leave for Cherry. Donald Goodwin leaves Coach Wolfson looking over young hopefuls for the next grid season. Billy Griswold wills his ability to make love to the lead in the next senior play. £ Pa»:»' Seventeen

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Class ok '35 % f i SHKLDON TI KI.KV Ho shakes hands with everybody. Born Snowflake. Arizona. May 14. 191 • . Frosh Soph, rush 1. 2: Basket hall 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 1. 3. 4: Football 3. 4: (’lass basketball 1, 2; Home room basketball 4: Lottermen’s club 2. 3. I: Basketball eaptain 4: (’arnival 2. 3. 4: IVrfWt attendance 2. 3: I . A. U. essay contest winner 2: Glee club 3: Operetta 3: Producing staff class plays 3. 4: Student council 4: (’lass secretary 4: Badger staff 4: Kiwanis program 4: Junior prom 3. ALBRKTA Tl KNF.K Her look Is self reliant. Born Holbrook. Arizona. October (’ . 1917. Transferred from Skull Valley High school. Skull Valley. Ari- zona 2. Badger staff 4: Carnival 2. 4. JOF Z1'NICK Little Joe. the wrangler. Born Humboldt. Arizona. February 2 ». 11 17. Transferred from Humboldt High school. Humboldt. Arizona 3. Football 4. AII.FKN It. WAKRKN She’s goln’ to stick to the finish. Born t. Arizona. September 1 . 11 17. Per- 1 : Junior play producing staff 3: G. A. A. 2: Basketball 1: Volleyball iuet 3: Carnival 3, 4: Senior staff 4. I . % staff 3: G. A. A MARY M. .I NK K She’ll do to take along- Born Humboldt. Arizona. September 12. 11 10. Transferred from Humboldt High school. Humboldt. Arizona 3. Yellow Jackets -4: Glee club 4: Carnival 4. IM) I,. WAGNF.K The tenderfoot. Born Long Beach. Cali- fornia. May 15. 1918. Transferred to Long Beach Polytechnic High school. Long Beach. California 2. Returned to Prescott High school 4. Assembly program 1: Carnival 4. Other Seniors MARSHAL!. BARN KS I’m just rldln’. Born Humboldt. Arizona. October 7. 1915. Transferred from Jerome High school. Jerome. Arizona 3. HKNKY GKKGORY BKKTT He shakes his feet and prances. Born Washington. I . C.. April 10. 191(1. Student body officer 4: Glee club 3; I«ettermen s club 4: Interclass track 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4: Carnival 3. 4: Junior prom 3: Football 3; Open house 3: Home room basketball 4. ».v ro W an easy pace. 4 oiu HKNKY BISJ.! This cowboy .. . . Chino Valley. Arizona. January 21, 1917. Carnival 3. 4. fVARI) KI SH A fugitive from justice. Born Calgary, Alberta. Canada. June 11. 1918. Frosh- Soph, rush 1. 2: Honor roll 1: Junior play producing staff 3: Lettermcn’s club 4; Jun- ior prom 3: Assembly program 3: Carnival 2. 3. 4: Home room basketball 4: Inter- class basketball 4. Page Sixteen

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Class of ’35 i : T t I Eleanor Herbst leaves the halls to another council member. Helena Gronlund wills her literary ability to Margaret Tinsley. I, Pete Groves, leave my permanent to Allen Butterworth. I. Ivan Hatch, will my way with the women to Johnnie Kuban. We, Lucille Hume and Lucille Haymore, leave Miss M. Brinkmeyer still tongue- twisted. I. Nina Belle Tenney, leave American Problems still unsolved Barbara Maxwell leaves her dancing ability to June Magruder. Morley Longmore leaves his bashful smile to Bob Groves. Elinore Stewart wills her crown to the next football queen. I, Ray Sharp, leave my electrical ability to future class play electricians. Sheldon Turley leaves Clair to take his place in the hearts of numerous girls. I, Elizabeth McMullen, leave the music department wondering. Francis Heckethorn wills his red shirt to anyone who has the nerve to wear it. Delbert Parker leaves Mr. Bast with sorrow. I, Mary Helen Morgan, will my dignity to Francis Yeomans. John McKay leaves his personality to the ladies. Alberta Turner leaves just in the nick of time. I, Eleanor Parsons, leave my countless love affairs to those whom they may concern. Ruth Whitten wills her “gift of gab” to Nancy Crandall. I, Vernon Powell, leave before they change their minds. Cora Elizabeth Jett leaves pleasant memories of her parties. I, Harold Thomas, will my many nicknames to Martha. Elvira Dela Rosa leaves without a quiver of remorse. I, Leonard Sexton, leaves the student body presidency to George Travis. J. P. Hendrix wills his ability to raise a mustache to Rex Bowen Mary Belle Human leaves as quietly as possible. We, Norma and Willmirth Johnson, leave many guessing about our relationship. I, Edward Rush, leave my mechanical-thumb to future hitch-hikers. Frank Schiel leaves by plane. I. Johnnie Terrin, will my athletic ability to Art Hughes. Aileen Warren wills her collection of Indian jewelry to Barbara Bruchman. I, John Toci, leave an empty seat on the Chino Valley bus. Donald Wagner leaves Miss Brinkmeyer’s civics class with relief. I, Ann Zanot, leave my ability to wave hair to Ruth Pipes. i I i i I’ajro Kljrhleon