Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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ATIO Two years of contact with the student body of the Prescott High School have convinced me that it is made up of a fine group of boys and girls —eager to learn, anxious for experience and train- ing which will help in meeting the de- mands of an increasingly complex civil- ization. This book will serve to bring back many memories. It will record the vic- tories won in many contests. It will list other accomplishments and it will tell of the good times had and the fine friendships made during the past year. It cannot tell of the facts learned, habits acquired, ideas gained.and ideals formuI a ted — these cannot be taken from you. Cherish them always] If your school years help make your remaining years more happy, more useful and more successful than they would otherwise have been then they have not been in va i N

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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

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a»-------------» tfj ------------------wm PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1937 I feel honored Indeed In being asked to contribute a few lines to your Memory Book. It has been a wonderful experience to have watched you grow from immature boys and girls to young men and women; to have talked with many of you about your plans and aspirations; to have laughed with you, sorrowed with you, and fussed at you. As a class and as Individuals you have become a part of my life. I shall always be proud of your successes and sympathized with you In your failures. I hope that your years here have been happy and profit- able years;that you can look back on them with pleasure and satisfaction and find time In your busy lives for a kind thought of your teachers and principal. Whatever the future may hold in store for you,I am sure Prescott High School can point with pride to the fact that our school had a share in your training. May happiness and success be yours.