Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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Class of ’35 V , I I I X f 4 Producing Staff Director........... Class Advisor.... Assistant Director. Property Manager.. Assistants.......... Stage Manager.. Assistant........... Electricians.... Tickets............. Assistants.... Posters........... Assistant.......... Publicity........... Assistants.......... Head Usher....... .....................Miss Beulah Baer .............................Mr. M. J. McNarie Elizabeth McMullen .......................... Francis Heckethorn ..Sheldon Turley, Bertha Aitken, Pat Fitzgerald ................................Edward Rush ................................Vernon Powell ......................Ray Sharp, Pete Groves .............................. Aileen Warren ................Frank Schiel, Jack Fitzgerald ..............................Miss Olive Jobes ..................................John Terrin .................... Mary Helen Morgan Helena Gronlund, Vernon Powell, John Terrin ...................................John McKay

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Class of ’35 .%-x j, . I--I—i»»i—i—i—t—i—i—i—i—i—i—i—i—j—t—t— ❖ f «L A j; Take My Advice • (Seniors’ Big Show) f ? cast BUD WEAVER.....................................................Leonard Sexton •{• A Prep School Senior I ANN WEAVER................................................................Evelyn Chapman • Bud’s Stage-struck Sister ij; JIM THAYER....................................................... Fred Genung T A High Pressure Stock Salesman i KERRY VAN KIND ........................... George Cruickshank Representative of a School I JOSEPH WEAVER ...................................................J. P. Hendrix Y The Original Stock Salesman’s Man -j- MRS. WEAVER................................................Cora Elizabeth Jett £ An Addict of Numerology I BRADLEY CLEMENT..........................................................William Griswold 1 1 A Professor at Bud’s School MARELLA SCOTTE Barbara Maxwell Village Vamp :j: scenes ACT I—Afternoon—Living room in the Weaver home. T ACT II—Evening—Same. 1 1 ACT III—Night—Same. ijl TIME: Spring. PLACE: Anywhere. • v v v vvv vv v v v v- v r vv v -v vv vv Pajro Tw nl.v-f«ur

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■ •!• v v v !—!—! 1 !• !—!♦ ! X X t v Class of ’35 X i [ X T T [ i ❖ : i x I H i i i Rodeo Calendar “Just Recallin’ All Them Good Old Days of 1934-35.” ■ ■ ■ m SEPTEMBER 4— Everyone returns with a rising sun smile to greet the old gang at the rancho. 5— A general stampede on the bookstores. New home room plan is inaugurated. 1 he Seniors hold their first class meeting to arrange for picnic and dance. 15—Seniors don trousers and masterful airs to take the tenderfoots to whitewash the letter. A lot of fun for all. 21—Seniors give the “glad hand” to the Frosh at a formal dance. The dudes have a good time playing games between dances—and are those new dudes cute! Frosh.- Soph. Rush today too—good work, Sophomores! 24— The girls’ glee club organizes and elects officers. 25- —Boys’ glee club follows suit. Some swell singin' we’ll have. 28—Student body elects Leonard Sexton new foreman to take the place of Bob Jones, who has gone to New Mexico. Yellow Jackets break ’em in young tonight—a rough crowd, but a good time. First rally. 29 First pig-skin struggle of the season. Lost to Glendale, 6 to 0. OCTOBER 2—Election of student council members. Two from each home room. i. .!. I i t X X X X X x 4— The Badger, the rancho paper, makes its first appearance today—a free copy to everyone—Hurrah! Poster and theme winners announced and the Badger sub- scription campaign launched—a great day. 5— Yellow Jackets hold pep meeting at the field. A lot of hollering and a good turn out. I 10—A roundup of the cow-hands for a talk on fire and a fire drill.