Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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CLASS OF ’36 afeftaaaaaaaaatBk Honor Bright (Senior Class Play) THE CAST Watts........................ Michael ..... Foster - - Mrs. Barrington .... Reverend James Schooley Mrs. Carton ..... Bishop William Carton ... Richard Barrington ... Honor Bright ..... Annie ........ Maggie..................... Tot Marvel ..... Simpson ..... Jones ...... Bill Drum - - SCENE Living room at Rockmere, Beach Haven, Massachusetts. Act I. Late afternoon in August. Act II. Evening of same day. Act. III. The following morning. Musical numbers furnished by High School Orchestra, directed by Mr. George K. Backe. Burke Cunningham Arthur Espinoza Eugene McConnell Dorothy Gentry J. R. McDonald Patsy Merritt Thomas Hawke Robert Shipp Ruth Wallace -Rosalee Young - Elsie Eide Opal Patterson George Travis Dick Robbins Pat Mcllvain PACE 22

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CLASS OF '36 coffee drinking movement in Russia. One of his eyes is somewhat black, but he re- fuses to make a statement as to the cause of his misfortune. Other visitors are Allen Lawrence, 1945 Nobel prize winner in the field of chem- istry; Elsie Eide, professional air hostess; Wyona Wilson and Virginia Pearsall, dress designers, and Grace Genung and Vadeina Gifford, who are instructors in a School of Charm. The next stop is the Oak Creek Canyon Inn, managed by Adeline Lenz and Bessie Johnson. Nearby is the large cat and dog hospital maintained by Bernice Lyons and Cleo Hewitson. After a day at Oak Creek the group journeys on to Montezuma's Castle which has been much improved. An escalator takes visitors to the ruins which have been enlarged and modernized by the government. Dorothy Webster, dietician; Sabina Nicoll and Doris Lange, managers of a business school for bachelors; Burke Cunningham, a second Einstein; Ina Dickerson, lion-tamer; and Jean Crozier and Edith Edwards, chewing gum demonstrators are there also. Suddenly the government guide directs their attention to a man surrounded by a group of Indians. It appears that the man, who proves to be Louis Balog, is trying to teach the Indians the Lindy Hop as he thinks their old dances out of date. Louis tells his old friends that he now does tap dancing and blues songs for a large cough medicine concern advertising over the radio. He also tells them that Henry Plummer is still searching for a woman with common sense. This is the last scenic spot to be visited as Patsy and Opal must make a hurried trip to Congress Junction to interview the great divorce lawyer, Thomas Hawke. MARGARET TINSLEY PAGE It

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CLASS OF ’36 Producing Staff Director .......... Miss Lillian Savage Class Adviser - -- -- -- -- - Mr. Waldo Bast Assistants—Wesley Bever. Courtney Boom, Allen Butterworth, Henry Plummer Property Manager ...... . . Allwyne Stridden Assistants Marvellee Oliver, Nancy Crandall Electrician - - ------- Business Manager ------- Assitsants—Dorothy Webster, Marsha George Henry Plummer Delina Zanot Advertising Manager ........ Assistants Margaret Tinsley, Margaret Miller Press Reporter ------- Bookholder ......... Head Usher Wyona Wilson Dorothy Gentry Bernice Lyons Ted Kiehl RADIO BROADCAST CAST . .... I PACE 23