Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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CLUB5 CH€CR £CTION-P.H.?. 5PORTS GIR.LR.ESER IES POP WAS THOROUGHLY WARMED TO his subject. His eyes light- ed with an intelligent light when the subject of the righ came into view. (Wait until that person turn the page, then we won’t have to pose any more,” say the subjects of the picture.) THE GIRL RESERVES HAS ONE OF the largest school organiza- tions, and does incidental work tor school social func- tions. Lifted among the ac- tivities of the current year are: Distribution of magazines at Thank giving, charitable duties such as working ofr Red Cross, and serving as benefactors to the needy at Christmas time, complete the list of kindnesses done throughout tlte year. Awards have been given to girls who have earned sufficient merits to justify special recognition. ENTHUSIASTIC AS he was. Pop didn’t even pause for bream. THE YELLCW Ja ekets-beIow-are the maidens that cheer the warriors in battle. They make loud noises that scare the enemy.

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■SMALL SMOKI VISITS SCHOOL CLUBS DCBATC CLUB THE NARRATOR TURNED, preliminary to show- ing the youth to the clubs, and spake: Prescott activities include the tollowirg cIubs.Chartered ones are: Oeba te club.... PREXY: Chas. Ounlap, ACT. SECY: E. Buckley, MEMBERS AT STATE MEET. M.Cowan,C. Hill, a 11. C.Pyatt,C. Dunlap,neg STARTED AND CHARTED last year,has been exceptionally success- ful tor the short time it has been active.In 1936 it placed second in Phoenix. Four teams were entered in the North Arizona Debate Tourney at Flagstaff. The state debate question Resolved,a I I electric utilit- ies should be gov e r nme n t a 1.1 y owned and opera tedl,wa s used in the two contest. For the debate assembly, the club presented the school issue Resolved, that Prescott H.S. adopt compulsory military training. On the affirmative were Charles Pyatt,Clovis Hill,Mable Cowan. On the were Paul Crab Ie,CharI es DunIap,Robert Shirley. Placed 2nd,Phnx. I 937. “UM, big words sound iinporjdnt. boy. Pop was warmed up. He c nMnued, after THE StN. STAGE CRAFT CLUB has assisted in make-up in assembly programs and maj- or productions,constructed scenery for Jr. and Sr. in their plays,Christmas play and all necessary scenery for assemblies. The Club has handled properties for all programs and plays. In addition, the Club produc ed a one-act play, Nod Quite Such a Goose , whic was nresented in assembly KEEP vp big talfc, interj Ioosen i ng his col the I nd-

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MORE CLUBS This Is the home-room that won most points In the home room activities last yeor explained Pop. Heap smart t rI be smen, app- roved Tum-Yum. One of the most progressive» Mr. Cary's room, won last semester. INAUGURATING A new idea in the Prescott High School, a Valet Club- under the direction of Miss Coleman, Home Economics teacher, was ott- ered to the boys as part ot their extra-curricu I ar activities. The boys' greatest aspirations were to learn to cook and sew-the sissies. “THE CAMERA CLUB, under the guidance ot Mr. Switt and with his uable a i d; were responsible tor all the group photos in with the exception ot the musical photographs. “THE SPANISH CLUB, under the supervi sion ot Miss W-i gg i n s, w a s tormed to turther the understanding ot Spanish, a live and livid language. THE SCIENCE CLUB, with Mr. V akeman's guidance, learned more about the deeper and broader sciences which were not studied In the books. UMGGiN$'UHNNiNG H0MGROOM va I - annual. Ugh, many papooses, said Tummy-Yummy, looking at the Junior Htgh Library Club, below. He wiped a grimy hand across a dripping brow. Yes, said Pop, those youngsters keep all the books in order and see that they are properly mended and kept In place. They are to be commended tor their interest which had never waned all year. Some ot them when they are crown up wi I I tind jobs in college libraries trom the experience they have gained in the club during pre-hich school.