Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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miuii The purpose of this publication can be simply stated: To record the school 11fe—act!vlties, social events, and individual accompl1shments—1n a lasting annal. It is a symbol of a P. H. S. school year. . . , This annual 1« a departure from the customary school year-book form. With the Intention of making it interesting even at the sacrifice of certain principles of formal art, we have embodied In its pages such features of the modern magazine as could be applied to the full limit of our budget and Imagination. . , , , Because the method of production is not printing, but a photographic representation of the exact design of the pages produced by the staff, we have not had the benefit of professional knowledge. . , . .. Consequently, there may be imperfections which result from our inexperience in the field of magazine and book pub- lication. The reproducing of our exact designs has meant a larger amount of work than for the usual annual, but we fee that we could present a much wider cross-section of school life in this way. That our purpose might not end groundless and empty, several individuals and groups have given whole-hearted, sacrificing co-operation, which we have received with real appreciation. ... . Phoenix Junior College was the only outside concern to Join local business men in answering our pleas for advertise Next, the Smoki People, to whom the annual is dedicated and to whom we are indebted tor their accounts of their tra- ditions; have our fullest appreciation. Then we wish to acknowledge, the efforts of those on the staff who worked so long and so tediously. The senior class as a group has helped in many ways. Mr. H. L. Swift has given many hours to the preparation of the group pictures. The Bate Studio has given expert advice and worked patiently to produce the senior pictures. Miss C. Brinkmeyer, Mr. E. J. Reutte of the Prescott Courier, and Mr. J. V . Moxley of the Prescott Advertiser, have given val- uable advice and encouragement. Miss Helen Mooney, the Art Department, several artists of the school,and others for whom space does not allow plau- dits, have helped In numerous ways. We hope that you can see and appreciate our purpose,and can recognize the unselfish spirit of all these who, united, have made this annual a reality.

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Published by the Senior Class of Prescott Hiph School Prescott, Arizona Table of Contents TITLE PAGE OUR PURPOSE STAFF A D M I N I S T R A T I O N ACTIVITIES Clubs Dramatics Publications Music Sports SENIORS ADVERTI SEMENTS

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sim EdItor-In-ch i ef Paul Crab 1e Associ ate EdItors Earl Waggoner Rex Bowen Activity Editors Dor 1s Hawke Ray Dillon Senior Section Mable Cowan Literary Editor Eleanor Blackwood Art Editor Assistants Victoria Coon Harry Ai tken Billie Young Spor t s Assistant Max Crawford Robert Curry Snapshot Editor AssIstants Van Tine Ostrom Charles Brown Junior Mora Business Manager L 1 oyd Johnson Ass i s tant Ethel Buckley Circulation Manager Ea r1 Corey 1F1rs t semes ter) Bernard 0|iver (Second semester) Typists Ad Make-up Adv 1 s e r Group Pictures Marian Hopkins, Marie Howe, Nellie Milner, Alvora Earnhart, Eva Haymore Mary Kuhn, and ranees Powers Art Department L. E. Redmon H, L, Swift