Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1938 volume:

'11 COURTESY J. WALTER JONES ofzewofzb MAY this issue of THE I'IASSAYAMPER,', featuring ships, be held among your most cherished possessions. As time passes may it bring you fond memories of days spent in Prescott High School. ' Ships-from row boats to ocean liners-may be large and beautifulg they may be small and seemingly insignifi- cant. Not always do the largest and most beautiful vessels contain the best material. Each has its purpose. This is true of human beings. Often the most beauti- ful are not made of any better material than the seem- ingly insignificantf' Each has a place in life. If this volume in later years sails into port with a cargo of joy and happiness the book has accomplished its purpose. an appfzeciafion WE, the staff, Wish to express appre- ciation to the administration and faculty for their cooperation and assistance during the making of this annual and especially to Mr. C. T. Shirley for his guidance. We want to thank the business and professional men who through their advertisements have made this book possible. e icafion To our principal this annual is dedicated. Unerringly he has guided us through the maze of education. Wisely and liberally he has advised our student council. We dedicate this annual to our friend and everyone's friend, Mr. Hendrix. 4 MR. A. W, HENDRIX PRINCIPAL 1938 QHHSSHYQHIPGR ffl E iwm H553 mt, 05 Administration Student Government Classes Junior High Officers Sports Musical Organizations Dramatics Clubs Advertisements and Snapshots Gonfenfs 1938 HPISSHYPIHIPGR assaxlampefz taht Edgar Rucker - Theodore Emanuel Marjorie Parrott Shirley Bowen - Harry Walker - Jack Cody - - - Katherine Woolwine Betty Cleator - - Nancy Travis - Laura Warner - Ina Ruth Crose f - Betty Jean Ogg - Dick McClintic - Ralph Born - - Charlotte McKay - C. T. Shirley - - HQSSHYHHIDER 1938 - Editor-in-chief - Picture Editor - - - Art - - - - - Art - Snapshot Editor - - Sports Editor - Dramatics Editor - - - Senior Editor Assistant Senior Editor - - - Junior Editor - Sophomore Editor - - Freshman Editor Advertising Manager Subscription Manager - Advertising Solicitor - - - - - Adviser Setting Its Natural The High Svhool in G5- was .bs MP. DONALD R. SHELDON SUPEFVNTENDENT NIR. A. HENDRIX MR. HARRY MAYFIELD PRINCIPAL VlCE-PRINCIPAL HHSSHYHmPER 1938 minisffzafion W ITHOUT the guiding hand of the administration the entire system would be altered. The modern progressive school system with its liberal educational methods should be credited to the Board of Trus- tees. The policies of the school it- self, along with the choosing of the various courses are the result of the administration's Work. l938 HHSSQYHIHPQR 3 3 FACULTY Back Row: Shirley, Tilse, Ramage, Ivins, Munz, Yost, D. Cary, Pratt, Cox, Cowley, Bast, Olivo. Middle Row: Backe, Fagerberg, Trahan, Brinkmeyer, Baken, Savage, Wiggins, Hawthorne, South, Spooner, McNarie. Front Row: Hardaway, Childress, McDonald, Brodie, Hendrix, Mayfield, Coleman, Stephens, E. Cary, Bates, Jobes. u-.M-ul n ' , Q u Toki wogg, 1? FAc.7vA'T5s mE - Q5 T CAN SIT PFD Lock AT aT F-'oi NJ aculfxl +40-' P-S- To our faculty of the past four years, who have assisted us and , advised us in our struggle through high school, we are deeply indebted. yn- ix, It is they who are responsible for years that will be looked back upon as the most enjoyable period in the -X lives of this year's graduates and and graduates of years to come. Bo' our successful high school years, HPISSHYHIUPER 1938 ll MR. DONALD R. SHELDON, Superintendent. B. S., Kansas Stateg M. A., Stan- ford University. MR. A. W. HENDRIX, Principal. A. B., University of Oklahoma, M. A., University of Arizona. MR. HARRY L. MAYFIELD, Vice-Principal and Biology. A. B., University of Oklahoma. MR. GEORGE F. BACKE, Music. B. of Mus. Ed.g M. of Mus., Amer- ican Conservatory. MISS GENEVRA BAKEN, Shorthand and Office Practice. B. S., University of Arizona. MR. WALDO L. BAST, Chemistry, Physics, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry. B. S., Colorado State College. MISS MYRTLE BATES, Secretary to the Principal. Business Education. MISS CAROLINE BRINKMEYER, Ancient History and English. A. B., University of California. MISS ROSE BRODIE, Junior High Arithmetic. A. B., University of Arizona, M. A., University of California. MR. DOUGLAS V. CARY, Civics, Junior Business Training, .American Problems. A. B., University of Arizona. MISS ETHEL M. CARY, Health Education. A. B., Huron, South Dakota, Col- lege. MISS LENORA CHILDRESS, English and Latin. B. S., State Teachers C o l 1 e g e , sity of Iowa. Kirksville, Missouri, M. A., Univer- MISS RUTH COLEMAN, Foods and Home Management. B. E., University of California at Los Angeles. MR. R. N. COWLEY, History. B. A., University of Southern Cali- fornia. MR. H. THEODORE COX, Junior High English. A. B., University of Akron, Ohio, M. A., University of Michigan. MISS NELLIE O. FAGERBERG, Junior High Geography. A. B., Denver University. MISS DOROTHY HARDAWAY, Library. A. B., University of Missouri. MISS MAJORIE HAWTHORNE, Junior High Reading and Literature. B. A., University of South Dakota. 12 MR. WILSON IVINS, General Science and General Mathe- matics. A. B., Western Michigan Teachers Collegeg M. A., University of Ari- zona. MISS OLIVE JOBES, Art. B. S., University of Oklahoma. MISS CATHERINE McDONALD, Junior High English. A. B., University of Arizona. MR. M. J. McNARIE, . Algebra and Plane Geometry. B. S., University of Missouri. MR. MARTIN H. MUNZ, English. B. A., A. S. T. C. at Tempeg M. A. University of Arizona. MR. JOSEPH F. OLIVO, Typing. A. B., A. S. T. C. at Flagstaff. MR. HAMBLIN PRATT, Physical Education and Coach. A. B., A. S. T. C. at Flagstaff. MR. R. A. RAMAGE, Woodworking. B. A., University of Arizona, M. A., Colorado State College. MISS LILLIAN SAVAGE, Public Speaking, Debate, Dramatics. A. B., University of Illinois. MR. C. T. SHIRLEY, Journalism and English. A. B., M. S., University of South- ern California. MISS TABITHA SOUTH, Clothing Construction and Design. B. S., Colorado State Agricultural College. MR. L. T. SPOONER, Junior High History and Civics and Coach. A. B., A. S. T. C. at Flagstaff. MISS MYRTLE STEPHENS, Junior High Arithmetic. Normal School Certificate. MR. A. J. TILSE, Mechanical Drawing and General Shop. A. B., Colorado State College. MISS MERLE TRAHAN, Junior High Reading and Literature and Elementary Science. B. A., A. S. T. C. at Flagstaff. MISS MARY WIGGINS, Spanish. A. B., University of Oklahornaj MR. H. F. YOST, Consumer's Economics, Junior Busi- ness Training, Business Principles, and Bookkeeping. B. S., Kansas State Teachers Col- lege. l938 HHSSl3lYHIIlP6IR + ' STUDENT BODY OFFICERS ROBERT PORTER BARBARA BAKER EDGAR RUCKER VICE-PRES. SECRETARY TREASURER ROBERT HORNE i STUDENT COUNCIL Rack R0w:Mr. Hendrix, Robert Shirley, Ralph Born, Bill Prince, Robert Horne, Orville Bratton, Ralph Anderson, Clifford Miller. Front Row: Joel Simon, Hayden Brown, Jack Ogg, Peggy Born, Helen Evans, Margaret Wolff, Nancy Travis, Bee Waples. HQSSHYHITIPER l938 13 7-lfme gfudenf godnl Gflgicefzs T HE student body officers, Robert Horne, presidentg Robert Porter, vice-presidentg Barbara Baker, secretaryg and Edgar Rucker, who was appointed assistant treasurer by the student council, have proved to be exceptional in qualities of leadership and iniative. Their ability was especially shown in leading the student council. A student body may be known by the type of officers it chooses, and in this case, excellent judgment has been shown by the choice of leaders who are uniformly efficient and worthy. K K CK ccomplislfzmenfs 06 time gfudenf Gounci THE student council, functioning as a closely knit body of home room representatives, student body officers, and class presidents has accomplished much during the year of 1937-38. Credit may be given to the council fo1' the establishment of a school cafeteria, for satisfactory solution of a difficult traffic situ- ation, and for other special projects. The committee system of legislation was used to a great extent. The committees carried over from former years-the traffic committee, the improvement committee, and the reception committe-were sup- plemented by new committees-the athletic committee, the awards com- mittee, and the activities committee. This system worked for greater efficiency and speed in introducing and investigating proposals. 1938 HHSSHYPIIIIPGR -A. i JY ,xxo A-1 Q Q -TQ ' 5.4 ikl S,-lg-,gxg Lsx-I ..,,g-ff kg X +2 s!-'xg xx .mu-N, x' A- kJ rs fx J it Wg ,r --'4 9 W-Q wants TON N F -ig -.-..f tk:-'Na 0 X 4.9 Ee 'Q 51 if 5 J :S 5' 6 1, vi ff Qi if 1 C I N I NIR. DOUGLAS CARY ADVISER CLASS OFFICERS M Ifizgigsi., .-f .-IQ.. .Wig ALAN WHITEHURST RALPH BORN PRESIDENT PRESIDENT IST SEM, QND SEM, I-IHSSQYHIIIPGR 1938 SKI .... , X .:5- 'fgqzx , Q JE.:- .,. , KATHERINE WOOLWINE SECRETARY CLIFFORD MILLER TREASURER eniofz Glass activities T HIS year the largest class of Seniors ever to graduate from Prescott High School bids farewell. The Seniors this year had a long list of activities. At the head of the list stands the trek to the letter P with the Freshmen. An outstanding event in the year 1937-38 was the Senior play, Come Out of the Kitchen, which proved a great success. The long awaited Ditch Day for the Seniors was the most popular event. The annual demonstrates the fine cooperation shown by the entire Senior class. After beginning on it so late in the year it took real teamwork to put it over. And last but not least was the graduation exercises, baccalaureate, and commencement. The progressive spirit of the class was demonstrated in their selection of a pro- gram in which the students took part. There has been a decided movement to get away from the speaker type of commencement. 1938 HHSSHYHMPGR CLARA E. AINSWORTH Burn in I'rs-scutt, July 20, 1020. f'lPlllll'll allur- uatv 4: Gleo rflub Basketball 2-3: Bachelor Girls rlull 4: Yvllow .lzivlcl-ts 1-2-3: Hman- room mmiluittve Ch5llI'lll1lll 1-2: Virv-prinf'ipal's S004 rotary 4. JANE ALLEN llurn il: XVasl1ing:run. lb, l'.. April 21, 1lI2ll. Carnival 234: Junior play IS: Sl-niur play 4: Assn-xnllvly 1:5 Contest play -lx Home rumn vol- ll-yball 43 S04-rvta1'y uf tho Girl li0s01'Vvs ll: 'l'rs-asurc-r pf Yi-llllw Jackets 4: Sviiiur Hop 4: l'rnpl-rty manugrf-r pl' sl-nior play fl. MARY ANDERSON Burn in Juiirtinu Vity. il1'QjL'0ll. Augrust 141. 11921. Home room volloylmll 2-3--I: Holm- rollin luis- kl-tluall 2-34: Asawlullly 33: Flslgfwtalff :lf':1lli-liiil' vuutvst 3-4: Canlerzi 1-lull 23-4: Girl lil-swvs-S 2-3. RALPH ANDERSON Born in Iowa City. Iowa. Uvtnlu-1' S. 1920. Council member 4:VFIa5rstaff acadvmic- !'llllfi'Sf 42 Carnival 4: Spanish asslllnhly play 4: llunn- ruom skit 4. LEANORE ARNOLD Burn in l'rw-sr-fvtt. S1'liiL'lllil1'l' li. 19241, Yi-llow .laclwts 1-2-Elf-l: Ilirllll' rmnn presilln-nt 4: lllmn- rwnn athli-tif' lll2lll2llIl'l' ll: Vlalss Irnlskl-tllnll Sl-4: All-Star vulloylmll 4: E1lIlf'GllllIll Work assvlu- llly Il: Iluun- romn lnalskm-Ilmll 1-2-Zi-4: llmnm' l'll0lll vollf-yluall 1-2-ZS: Vlzlss vnllvylmll l-Il. BARBARA LUCILE BAKER liurn in I'l'L'SL'l,lIl. Juni- 5. 11920. lhlslu-tlrzlll 1-2-Ii: Urrlwstra IS: Yi-llnw .lzirlu-ts 1-2-I:-ll: G.A,A. 1f2-Zi-4: f'lllllll'i1 lllvlllllvl' 2: llpml' l'lNllll basketball 2: G11-ef 1-lull 2-II: Mixl-nl f-lmrus 2-Il: Volloylrall 21: G.A.A. suvinl Fllillflllilll Il: Flag:- wtaff aczlllrfillir 1-ontl-st Il: Vim--p1'4-siell-111 nl' 1-lass 3: Yoll leallf-r 2-Il: Vlass sm-r-i'vta1'y 2: 2nd team volleyball 1-2: Slulll-ut body Nl'i'l'0iZll'j' 4: 15 Club 43 Yellow Jack:-t Im-sllllllit -l: Assrnl- lrly -lg Open house 1: S0l'I'0f2ll'j' of llpnu- l'U0lll 2: Homo room prusillcnt 25: I5Zl4'4'ill2ll1l'l'2ll1' 2-il: 1'un1m011coment oxen-isvs Ili t'nrnival Qui-vu 35: Carnival 1-2-ii-4: Oporrttal 2: .Iuninr prom 72. ALICE BARNES llurn in Prrsm-oft, April il. 1921. Yi-lluw .lzlvlu-is 4: Carnival 3: Girl lit-s01'vl-s 1-2-Il: Vulll-ylmll 1-2-3-4: G.A.A. 1-243-4: liaslu-tlrall 1-2: Span- ish Club 243: Asst-mhly 2. ANTONIO S. BENEGAS Born in XVy0la. Montana. 01-tolarr 233. 1920. lirlvkvthall 1-4: Vnllvyllall 2-Il-4: Yvllow .lark- rts 4: President of Spanish Vlull Il: G.A.A. 172-3-4: Asst-lnlrlios 2-Il, l-IHSSHYQITIPGR 1938 S?- X l vii Q EDWINA BLOCK Burn in Womllor-k, Illinois, August 151, 15120. Junior play Zi: Svnior play 4: Assc-rnblics 2-3-4: flpvrvtta 2: Vuntvst play at Flagzstaff 4: Gloe vluh Z2-3-4: llmne room nresidunt 1-2-3: Vosper svrvim-0 2-1544: Flagxstzlff music: omits-st 3-4: Ju- nior l,I'Ulll Zi: Sa-nior Hop 4: Ycellnw Jackets 1-2-23-4: Ilomm- room bask:-thall 2-3: Home room vollvylmll 2-El: Carnival 52-fl-4. ELIZABETH THELMA BRATTON Burn in Salida. lfolorndo, Of-tohor 1, 1919. Bas- ketball 1,2-Ji-4. imxnagvr 2-4: Volloylrall 1-2-3. lll2lllil,1Q'l'l' IZ: 152180111111 142-33 Home runiu vollvy- lmll Zi-41 llunni I'lNIlll lnaslzothall 3: Assvxnhlivs Il-4: Counvil llll'IllllL'I' Sl: Athletic' 111Hl12ljIt'l' of lllblllk' rooin 3-4: 'l'l1uilxling: 2-il!-li 15 Club 42 Y1-llow .lzlvlwts 1-2-Il-4: Yi-llow .l:1c'k0t trvas- url-r il: Carnival 1-2-il-4: G.A,A. Vlf'l'Al!l'l'Sllll'llt ii: G..X.A, yin-si4lviif 4: 0114-u lmusm- 22. ORVILLE RAY ERATTON Horn in Sllllllll. Urlnraulo, N1bX'l'llllN'l' 20, 11120. Ifmwtlmll 2-2174: 'l'l'lll'k 4: Junior play il: ASSVIII- lily Cl: 15 t'luln 4: l.0fto1'111al1's vlulr Ii-4: C0lllll'H lll0llllN'l' 4: Ilnnn- ruoln lmslcc-tlmll 2-Cl: Class lulslif-Tlmll 1-2-374: Ilvnn- romn li1'E'Slll1'Ilf il: I-'rf-shnmn-Suplnxim-rv Rush 1-2: 4':1rniV:ll fi. MARJORIE FRANCES BROWN Horn in lius Angw-ls-s, 4':1lifn1'ni:1. Junf- 11. 11120. Glu' vluli zlssz-uuhlivs Il-4: Glow- vluli 1123-41 As- sn-lnlrlivs Zi: 31151:-1-l':ll'l 1-lull il: Yollnw .l:l1-ki-is 2723--l: l3:lsl11'Ilr:1ll2: Vnlle-ylnllllli 'l'c-nnis 4-lull 4. JOHN THEODORE BORK Horn in l'wsc-nit, April 215. 1!i11l. Glcv vluli Zi-4: Jluuiur play 32: 'l'I'2lK'li Il: Assistant slam' lll7lllZl?.f9l' for svnim' play 4: f'1l1'IllV2l1 2-3-4. PEGGY FAYE BORN Horn in 4'12ll'li1lilll'. Arizunzl. August 4, 1920. ASSUIIIIPIX play Ci: lialsc-lmll 1-2: Volleyball 2: Hnnn- runnin pwsiile-nt 2725-4: l'0unr-il 1111-PIHIIBI' 42 4':l1'uiv:1l 4: Glue m'lu'l: 4. RALPH M. BORN Horn in 1'r1-svutt. S1'lPft'lllll0l' S. 1920. .Tuninr play il: Svnim- play 4: Flzurstaff 1-ontest play 4: Flass Yll'l'-llI'l'Sl1ll'llf 1: Ulass trlfasuror 2: Vino-ln-osidolit 1st Sl'll1E?St0l' and president 2nd ss-lnostvr of vluss 4: Hmnv room prosidont 42 Fmvtlmll 2-Il-4: 'l'r:u-k fi-4: l.cttvr11m11's 1-luh Si-4: 15 Vlllln 4. SHIRLEY BOWEN lim-n i11l'lv:1l1sto11. Illinois, July fl,192II. Juuim' play 21: Ss-niur play 4: Pluwnix r-mm-st may 4: linslwtlmll 1: Vulll-ylmll 11 Tvnnis vluli 43 Stalgiowzlft vlulv Il: l'l'4-sith-nr of Art uluh 4: Glm- club 1-2: 4lIl't'I't'1f2l 12: Art rlovuiuxtinxi for .luninr I'i'oni Zi: Art mlm-4v1':1tim1 for :lnnu:1l 43 lst svixwstl-r nn limlfvr stnfi' 4. 1938 HQSSHYQIUPGR ,Sw DANIEL W. BUMSTEAD Horn in Dallas. Tvxas, Novunilwr 11, 1919. Track 4: Scienve clnh 4: f'a1111'ra Vlllll 4: Homo room president 4. ROBERT LEE CALDWELL Born in Hazard. Koiituvky, March 14, 1919. Ten- nis 1-2-3,41 Class prcsifl011t1: Home room Urns- irlnnt 2-3. GWENDOLYN CARTER Born in Phoenix, Arizona. January 28, 1921. Hasolrall 2-3: l52ISkl'tlHlll 2-Ii-4: Volleyball 2-SI: Htblllll rouin hasketlvall 2-IS: I'I0lIIO room vollvy- hall 2-3: Svc'rPt:1ry of llllIllO rouni 2-4: Vivo- prm-sirlont of 11111110 11111111 3: Junior play 3: S1111io1'11lay 4: 1'a1'11ival5i--I: Yvllow Jaukvts 3-4: Xylfll-lll'L'SlflI'llf of Yo-lluw .Iavkvts 4: 15 Club 41 Assistant ye-ll 14-arln-r 4: Cleo vlulr Il-4: Carnival f'1ll01'll 4: G.A.A. 2-Il-4: YvI'SlH'!' survive 3-4: Iiasln'-1' servicns Il-4: Atlilvtir' nianagrvr of lminv l'00lll 3: Vnllvylsall 4: 'I'alvl1- tc-nnis 4. CURTIS A. CHARTZ llurn 111 St. Gl'lll'H'0. I't:1l1. Hay 520, 1920. CARL CLARK, JR. l'lllI'll in Yuma. Arizniia. lIl'1'OIllll0Y' 22, 1!l1!I. Fmvthall 1-2-3-4: Ia-ttf-r111a11's 1111111 3-4: Trmfk 41 All-stato i'+10tl1:1ll sf-lvvtinn 4, BETTY CLEATOR llHI'll 111 .I11pli11. Blissuiiri. Nlarvli 25. 15123. .lu- niur play :iz Homv l'0trllI sw-1-rotary 3-4: Flag- staff 1-mitvst play 4: Al'llllSfl1'0 assvmlrly 4: lifliiwltifuiizll XVOck tlSSt'llllIlj.' Zi: Vliristrnas play II: Junior Prom 3: Y1-llow .lam-kvts 3-4: Carni- val 3-4: Home 11110111 vnlloylmll Cl-4: Badgfvr staff 4: Baush 111111 l.u111h S1-if-nec award 3: lflagstaff academic 1-onfest 3: Glee club 3-4: Give 1-lub assenihly 3-4: Yospvr sorvice 4: Bac' f'?ll1Il1l'0?lfl' 3: Quill and Svroll 4: Annual staff -I. LURESA LILLIAN CLINE l'llil'll i11 I-'uri Worth. Texas. .Iuly 18, 1920. Glue vlnh 2-fl--I: Assvnlhlivs 2-J!-4: Junior prom 33 Ops-1'att11 2: llrmlmfiiigr staff nt' junior play 8: St:1p:'M'1'aft vlub 3: Girl li4'NI'l'VOS 243 I4'liI,LISllIfl' 11111si0 vmltvst 23--I: Vvspvr svrvim- SI-4: l'1'r1- ilnf-in: staff of sa-11i11r play -I: Raf-1-alzlllrm-atv 2-74-4: Carnival 2-Il-4: HU1111- ruoin sm-rvtziry 3: Y1-llow Jackets 1-2-II-4: Altvrilatf' l'llIIIll'll 11141111- lI4'I' 4: 0111-n lmusv 34. JACK Conv Burn i11 Dallas. Tvxas. .lJllllI2ll'X 1. 19121. 'l'I'2Il'li 172-fl-4: Football 2-Il: Ifhislu-lllall 2: li:14I5:c-r staff 4: Junior I'rf1111 IZ: .I1111i111' play tl: ID1-Imtv JISSt'llllIlj' 34: HU1111- l'll0lll 11tI1lv1iv 111111111114-1' 31-4: Vlass ll'2lC'li 2-23-4: f'l:1ss Inlslivtlvall 2: I'ar11iv:1l 2-24,43 Annual staft' 4, l-lI3lSSPlYPlIllPGR l938 ROBERT E. CONDIT lim-11 i11 l-Inst 0l'illl,L1'4'. New Jersey, Mnrrh 18, llllfi. llillltl 1-2-23-41 1H'Cl1L'Sll'El. 2-ZS-4: Glcv Club 1-2-IS-4: SlIflLL'l'Cl'flff. 1-lub 4: Assemblies 1-2-3-43 Um-1-4-11:1 2: l la::st:1l'f music cu11test 2-3-43 Ilfjlllt' 11141111 offivc-1' 3: Model airplane club 4: l':11'11iv:1l 2-I!-4: Valet 1-lub 35 Vesper' service Ci-4: I-I:1cv:1l:1111'0ntv Ii-43 Junior play producing: Staff Cl: S1-11io1' play producing staff 4: Juuim' I'1'u111 fl: S1-11i111' Hop 42 Track 4. JEROME CULLEY I'g0l'll i11 l'lu-hln, l'nlo1':14l11, S1-11to111l11:1' 29. 11119, 'fl'ill'k l: Assvlnlmly play ZZ: l':1r11iV:1l 2-25--4: S91'l'1't2ll'j' uf llibllll' 1110111 2: lllllllt' Plltllll vim- p1'vsi1lv11t :L CAROL CUNNINGHAM Born in I'411'1s11111l1lI1. Hlniu. Mui' ll. 19245. Var- 11i1':1l Il-4. JEAN CATHERINE CURRY Bnrn ill lim-lc Vnvc, XVost Vi1'g5i11i:1, Novi-111bc1' 15. 15122. .XSSl'lllllllUS 2-23-4g Stugucruft 1-lub 21: Girl Roswvos 1-2-3: Glue club 2-3-4: Flagstaff uxusir 1-01114-si 2-Z!-43 Vespor servicu 3-43 Bav- calanlln-axtc fl--1: l'B.l'lllV8l 3-4: Operetta 2: Fla:- sl,z1l'l' :1c':11lo111i4- nwvt 2: Junior Prom Zi: S4-nim' Hop 43 l'1'u11e1'ty llianager of junior play Zig Pl'0II1'l'fj' lIl1lllll2fK'l' uf contest play 3: 0111111 IIUIIS4' ii. BILLY E. DAMERON B111-11 i11 Lux A11g'wl1-s. l':1liI'111'11i:1. May 11. 15121. Inlllllllilll fl. OWEN MERLE DAVIS Born i11 l'1'4-sf-ull. Uvtulm-1' 27, 11llS. lizxskm-tlmnll 1-2: 'l'l'il1'li 2-113 llllL'l'0lf2l 2: St:1g'w1'at't vlulr -l: Sc-html Q14-1-t1'im-M111 -1: Class lnislautlmll 1-2-3-4: Homo 11111111 luaslu-tl1:1ll 1-2-21-4: l'm1110il lllt'lll' In-1' 25: Ilrflllllx 1-1141111 p1'vsid4'11t 4. ROSEMARY ELAINE DAv1s Burn i11 S2111 B01'11a1'1li11n, C:1lifn1'11ia, April 4, 1921. Baskctlmll 1: Volleyball 1: Baseball 1-23 Junior play 3: G.A.A. .1-2-3-4: Yi-llow .lackvts 1-2-3-43 Upemtta 2: Gluu club Zi: Xvlli'-Ill'l'Slll0llt of Bachelor f-lub -lg Treasurs-r 111' 1'2llllt'l'!l club 4: I4ac'va1au1'0ato fl: Girl R1-sr-1'vos 2: Costume 1-lub 4: Carnival 1-2-2-4: Upon lmusv 1-2-Il: Folk sl:111c'i11,fr 1-2. LAVETA DESPAIN I!411'11 i11 Pima. Al'lZIlll!l. lfa-l11'u:1ry 18, 1919. lizislu-tlulll 1-2: Vullvylmll 1-2: G11-1' vluh 3-4: LXNSl'lllllll1'S 2-4: Vt-spm-1' sn-rvicv :S--lg Home room lmslu-ilmll 1-2-23: 1101110 Plilllll vulloylmll 1-2-222 llzulgoi' staff ZZ: 1313011 lwusx- 1. 1938 HHSSQYHIHPGR SIDNEY A. DESPAIN Horn in i'ililll4liCl'. Arizona. August 12, 1918. Football 2-3: L9ff01'1ll2lT1'S vlub 2-3-43 Home l'1H1lll lwvsillont 3, MELVA PEARL. ECKLES Horn in Svclala. Missouri, Sepleilibor 6, 1919. Yellow Jackets 1-2-3-4: 'ivlllllibllllg' 1-2-Ii-4: Basketball 1-I2-3-4: Baseball 2-33 Volleyball 1-2-21-4: Assoiublia-s 1-2-3-4: Upon house 1-2: Farnival 1-:Z-Il--l: llouio rooni baskothall 2-33 llollll' room volloyball 2-3: GAA, 1-2-31--lg XV0l'kl'4l in offioo 2-3-4. THEODORE EMANUEL Horn in Jerome. Arizona, Juno 9, 1919. liaulgrei' staff 4: Annual staff 4: Assn-nibly 43 Stage' Illilllillfill' Senior play 4: f'arnival 2: Quill and Scroll 4. RICHARD E. ESPINOZA Born in Prescott. Fobruary S. 15120. Football 2-35 Basketball 2-3--1: Track 2-ll-4: LuLt0rman's olub 2-3-4: Vice-president of Ll-tterman's club 4: Class frark 1-2-3-4: Class baskvtball 1-2. HELEN THERESA EVANS Born in Toledo. Ohio. Septoiiibor Il, 1920. Girl Reserves 3: Junior play Cl: Foumzil member 4: Yi-llow .lavkets 1-2-3--lg Junior Prom 33 Give club 2: Stagreoraft club Zi: Camera club -1: Bac-he-lor Girls 1-lub 4: Carnival 1-2-3-4: Zlncl plane Winner in original onv-ar-f play contest fl. HERSHEL FORTNER Born in Mona. Arkansas, Novi-inbor 28, 1919. Assemblies 3-4: Archery club 43 Carnival 3g Home room horseshoe singles and doubles 3. RICHARD FUNK Born in Phoenix, Arizona. March 14, 1919, Glen club 3-4: Usher for junior play 3' Carnival 1-2-3-43 Home room vice-presidont 1. MARY Jo GANO Born in Bridgeport, Arizona, January 19, 1920. Assistant yell leader 3g Yell leader 43 Council member 43 Basketball 1-25 Volleyball 1-2-43 Baseball 1-2. HQSS1'-IYPIITIPER 1938 Q.-.. W 1 4 F. ,, . . . .. , x Xt E 3 4 33 1 N is 'W lf' ' -X , 'K' -:, A xQQ ff? 4 'Q . . gqah X MQW-'viii-Q fz, A wfi is E 75 M . 24 BETSY GARBER Horn i11 IlI'l'Sf'0l't. 3llll'4'll 151233. YQ-llow Jack! ots Zi-41 HOIIIQ' room athlotim- lxmllager 4: G.A.A. 2-41 Hillllt' room volloylmll 3-4: Home room lwnskf-tlmll 3. CARL A. GARCIA Horn in Iillllllblbllll. A1'iz1111:l. Xove111bel' 1918. Junior play pl'0tll1i'lI15Jj staff 3: Senior play producing' staff 4: I-I11111v room hasketlmll 241: Farllival 33-4: S7190-D1'Q'Sl1ll'llt of home 11141111 fl. FAY GHOLSON B111'11 in C:11'ls11:11l. Now Mm-xicn, Juno 4, 19:20. Volleyball 1-2-3: Buskotlmll 1-243-41 Tllllllllllli 2-3--13 011011 houso 2: Vim-4111'e-siflollt of llllllllf P00111 31 lkhm' for Jllllllil' play fl: Ushm' for Svnim' play 4: Yolluw .lalvkvts 4. JACK GILLIS Blll'Il i11 C:111t1111. Illinois. May 11, 1919, Glock vluln 75-4: S1320 1'1vW 4. JEANNE ISABELLE GUTHRIDGE Horn 111 Mau-1111. lllinuis. S4-11t1-111111-1' 1li, 1!D2lI. I'1'up1-l'Iy 111:11111g:e1' of sonior class play 4: H411111- 1'uo111 Sl'l'I'0Ull'1' 4: U2lC'll0.'ltll' Girls Ulllll 4. WALLACE P. HARPER liu1'11 i11 'l.lj'I'UIl. New M1-xii-11, July 6, 1920. Foot- hall 2-3-41 Assn-111l1ly 4: l.vtter111u11's vluh 'I-'I-4: Hunlv 1'cm111 111'1-sidmxt 4. CLOVIS HILL Horn ill Seattle. lVilSlllll:L'lU1l, Blill'1'll 222. 12020. llllllklft' 4-luh Zi-4: lh-lnltv tu111'11:1111f-111 nt Plum-- nix 3-4: 'I'l1nx1ksg:ivi11p: 2lSS0lI1lllY Cl: Dobats- zxssc-111l11y Z!-4: 'l'1'111'k 4: Alto1'11:1t1- in vxtoul- ll0I'Hll00l1S spew-I1 l'0lltt'Sl 4: 111111-41111 SISSQIIIIDU' ZZ: 11111110 1'110111 111-1-sislvllt 4: In-lmfv l'0llU'Sl 111 lflzlgslauft' 3-4. ANNA MAE HORN 1401-11 i11 Gilhs-rt. A1'lZUIl2l. May 1. 151111. fllll'lllVfll 4: lltllllt' 11111111 l11'4lfII'Illll Pllillflllilll 4. 1938 HQSSHYHMPGR J. ROBERT HORNE 110111 111 Ph4nc11ix. A1'iz4v11:1, .luuv ISU. 19241. S1117 clout lmdy DI'C'S1l1t'l11 4: 1'1ilSS ll1'1'S141t'llI Zi: l'1I1llll'1l 1110111111-1' :Z-ZS-4: .l1111in1' play Il: Sn-11101- play 4: ilmtlmll 2-Zi-4: 'l'1':14-lc Il-41 1.4-lil-1'111:111'r vluh fi-4: I'z11'11iv:1I 2721-4: I-'lugstalfl' m111t1-sl plan' 4 1'11m11ix unnnxl 1118 4 17111114 4 Ylli 11l I - .' ' 1:1 2 Iltllllll' Suvioty ZZ-4: Nutio -- : - : ,: 111: 11:11 Athletic Ilmmr Sucivtx' Il-41 .111ll14l1' 1'l'li1Il Ii: SK'1l10I' Hop 41 15 chin 4. 1211111 in 1'1'1-sf-utr. BIQ11-rl uffslr-11lly 1131114111111 1: Ilzlskm- JOSEPHINE HYDE 11 1H. 1!l1!l. I'l1:111'111:111 tIn1l1'1: IIU1114- l'1m111 44'4'l'l'1'lI'1' -4' X11l'l'Il:lI1' f'r111111'1l 1111'1111u-1' 1: Sl'111Ul' p1:lA' 42 G14-v f'111l1 2, WILLIAM JOHNSTON 1:IrI'll 111 Gle-mlzllm-, .X1'ixu11:1. .luly J, 151151. lfoul- lmll 2-I1-4: Bzlskvf : L I': vw..,.. -1. 1, , -Y, lull '-1 11.1411 3-... 11111111.11 2-Z!-4: 11111114- rtllllll 1111151410111 ZS: 11411110 THOIII 1141 lllt Nidm nn ' 11111111 11141111 Nun I ll 1114 1wm111 :xtlllerlw 111:111:1:'n-1' 4. Iioru 111 Hlllnlmldl. -Xvizf 19111. MAE EVALYNE JONES 'y4:H0 1 CLARENCE JONES 111:1. SL'l114'l111T0l' 2:41. 1401111 111 I'1'1-small. 1H'l't'lll1ll'l' 122. ISIZU. 41..X..X. lrz1slu-tlmll 25: Vullvylmll 2: ,Iuniur play :ig D Ye-llow Jzlckuts L-31-4: Ho llll' YUUIII S0l'I'i'1,2l 2-53: IIO1111- P00111 V1l't'-l1l'0S11lI'l11' 4: 114111111 1'llU1ll t1'o:1s11rer 23: f'ur11ivnl 1-2-Il-4: 111111111 1'4lUlll vul- 7 Y D lvylmll L-7.74: Hmnv ron . .1 G,A.A. 2-..-4: Glm- wluh 2: U1 stuff 5ll'fH14'l111f' mevt 4. 111 lnxslsl-tlmll L-21: wrvlrax 2: lf'l:1::- CHARLES H. KEGEL Burn in Iltzxslcmln-1':1. t':lli1'or111:1. 17lll'l'lll1N'l' UT. 1918. Fxmflurlll 4: 'l'1':1vk 4: 1'Illllt'l'2l vlulr 4: t':11'11iv:ll 4: Hvmn- P10111 lvzlskm-tl1:1ll 4. ROY E. KLINE Burn 111 Winwluw. .lrizm m. April 10, 11120. 131141111-2111 4: 111-lIvr111z111's 011111 Il-4: Svnim' play 4: .Xr1zu11:1 snssvlnlrly 4. JOE O. KAWULOK Horn in I111111lml4ll. A1'izn11 t'u11114'il ll11'IlllN'1' 4: .X41V1'1'f 11. -Iilllllilfj' 15121. ising: 111u11:1y,:4-1' ot 11111 4 11411114 100111 lll'l'S1l1UllI Zi: 1101114- M'll10l' :Q 2 -' l'l.01ll ln1sketIs:1ll 374: 1':11'11ivz1l 4: 'l'1':11'k 4. HHSSHYQIHPGR 1938 GORDON LENZ Born i11 S1111 Antonio, Tc-xais, 1lill'l'll 12, 1919 RICHARD C. MCCLINTIC Horn i11 Monroo, G1-orgia. Fcbruary 8, 1920. Hadgel' staff 4: Aflllllill stuff -1: Quill and Scroll 4: Sonior Hop 4: Junior Prom 25: Junior play 3: Band 2-ZS-4: Orch:-stra 4: Flagstaff acadoiniv comm-st 3: Flagstaff music contest 2-3-4: Home 'I'00Ill prvsiflm-11t 2: Holm: room athlotic IIl2lHH2l,'k'l' 4: Glee vluh 2-Il--I: Qllartc-t 4: Varnival 2-3-4: IIIICTQIUI 2: Open housm- 3: .KSSPIIIIIIIIES Il-4. JUNE NICCOY Born i11 5li:1111i, A1-izo11:1, April 4, 1919. Speech vontf-St Il: Girl Rvservos Sig Carnival fi. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH IVICKAY Born i11 Ray. Arizona, June 16, 1919. Class sm-ore-tary 3: Yellow Jacks-t swcretary 2-3: Yol- low .l:14'kvL 111Q111lwr 1-2-II-4: G,A,A, 2-3-4: Iltlllllvll IIIUIIIIIUI' 2: Homo room srwrc-tary 43 .lunior 1,I'4IIlI IS: fl2Il'lllV2-ll 1-2-Zi--I: Glc-0 club 2: Girl lie-sm-rws 1-2: l'lHl'lll-'IUI' Girls president 43 Girls 4-211114-1':1 vlulr presimlc-111 4: .I11nior play Sl: V1-spvr se1'vit'1- -I: :XSSPIIIIIIX 2-3: Sm-i:1l vom- 111itu-11 fl-4: Allllllill staff 4. FRASER ALLEN NICKAY, JR. Horn in l'1'4-svott. I-,0f'0llllN'I' Il. 1920. Football Il--I: 1.1-tim-1'111:111,s 1-lull Il-4: 'llI'il4'l'i 4: Baskvllmll 11z111:11:v1' Il: l'll'l'SlllllilIl SllllllllllIllI't' rush 1-22: l'l:1ss lI!ISlil'Illllll 1-2-Z5--li l11tu1'1'lz1ss frm-k 111114-f .,: Jllllllbl' l'1'o111 :Sz Sonior Hop -l: Homo IMINIIU lmslu-tl1:1ll 1-2-23-4: A1l1'o1'tisi11,2 manager for .llIIlI0l' play II. MIKE IVIALYJUREK Horn i11 Allison, N1-w M1-xivo, Juno 350. 1919. 'l'1':11'k fl-4: llo1111- l'0llIll srl-siclvlit 4: I10fto1'- I IIl2lll'S 1-lull ::-4: Homo room lmslu-tluxll -l. NANCY JANE MARTIN I4o1'11 i11 I'iftsl111rg:l1. l'1-n11sylv:111i:1. Fc-l11'11:11'y lil, lllill. Staigrs-v1':1ft vluln Il: Yellow .Iackvts 2-Zi--I: lIY'C'lll'SII'Gl Z!--I: G11-v Ulllll -L: Ass:-nllnlie-s Z2-Z5-4: Girl Ross-rw-s 12: Musiv contvsf nt Flaigsfnft' Il-41 llonn- Wllllll sm-1-wtziry -li V1-slum' so1'1'i1'o -li 'l':1l1l1' Il'lllllS -I. LEONARD ROGER IVIASTON Born in Elk Pity, liz111s:1s. .I:11111:11-y El. 111241. Ul4'll0SlI'fl Il--lg G14-of-l11lr Il-4: lliIlII1'l'2l 1'lul1 vim-- p1'osi4lv11t 4: Flagstaff lIIllSlf' 4-o11t4-st Zi-4, 1938 HQSSHYQIHPER PHYLLIS MARIE MYERS li1I1'11 111 1'l'I'Sl'0I'l. Ilc'1'0111l1I1r 12. 1920. Junior play 3: Senior play 4: Glve club 2-3-4: Assem- blies Z!-43 Yellow .lzufkm-ts 1-2-Il-4: Stzlgrr-craft I-lull Il: IIo111I- l'00lll volleylmll 2: Table tennis 4: Vespa-r sf-1'vif-11 Il-4. MARIE MIGNELLA lim-11 lll llilllllil lirouk, New Jersey. August fl. 11120. ll:1Ilg:III' stuff 4: lTI1l'11iv:1l 4: Home l'lY0lll Sl'l'I'l'I2lI'j' IS: AlU'l'll2lII' C'0llll1'll llltlllllll-BI' 4: Ilmne 111111111 vullm-yI1:1Il Cl: Quill and Scroll 4. H. CLIFFORD MILLER BI11'11 111 l'1'1-svott. -lI111I- 27. 15l21. l4'I1otI1all2-Ii-4: lizlske-tl1:1II Il-4: 'l'1':II-Ii 2-ZZ-4: l':1I'1Iiv:1l 1-2-C!-4: 4':11'1111':1l King: 4: In-114-1'I1I:111's vlub Il-4: L1Ift1-1'- 111:111's 1'l11lI 11-I-:1s111'I-1' 4: 15 Ulllll p1'esi1leI1t 4: 0111111-il 1I10111Ire1' 4: l'l:1ss Il'l'ilSlll'l'l' 4: lllbllll' 1'I1I1111 111-4-sillmlt 2lll4l atI1lI-tic' 1I1:1II:Ip:1-1' Zi: lII111I1I l'4Hllll vif-I--111'eSi1l1-Ill 2: Ulass II:1skI-tI1zIll 3-4: Flass ll'2ll'li 2-il-4: S11:11Iisl1 11:15:14:1III 2: l I'1Isl1- 1111111-S11pIIo1I1f11'r1 llllill 2. GRIFFITH MORRIS Born in Humboldt. Arizona. 1IflTf'll 29. 1920. 14111111 4: Glue 1:11111 I!-4: lliflc- vlulr 4: liaulgm-1' stuff 4: Sf'lI'llI'9 r'l11II Il: Carnival Cl-4, MARILYN NEALE li41r11 in XVl1ittic-r. Calif:11'11i:1. NOVPIIIIJGI' 4, 1920. KENNETH K. OLIVER l5o1'11 111 lN'llVC'l'. l'41lI1rn4lo, lll'I'l'lllll4'l' 25. 151151. l-'I10tI1:1ll Il-4: lA'tfI'l'lllflll,S I'l1IlI -I: llu1111- l'4l0lll viva' 111'1-sirlvnt mul sc-f'1'IIfI1ry -I: HI11110 l'4H1lll lmskethzill 3-4: ASS1'll1llly Il: 'I'1':10k 3. JOHN ORTHEL Horn in Prescott, November 25, 1919. MARJORIE PARROTT Born lll Port Clwstc-r, New York, May 1921. l-'lagfstaff music 1-01111-st 2-rl-4: G11-o 1-l11l1 2-Il-4: Art elub-1: Annual staff 4. I-IHSSHYHHIPEIR 1938 ?? 'NM ' ,.,.-GLS: 1,1 3 : 1. KW A Qffw +: 52255 -gm-..5E:: -5 V . ,muiew 1' - Q. fvlm fwwlaiwm A -2' :I .... '11 I , ' .L L. XMI- , , A 2 1 4 J 1. .I ef 1 4 , 4 4' Q 9 ' 1 .9 Y ,sz 434 Q ' IQ:: r: Fri: 1 ,QJSL QAQEQ 443 5 5 -9 3 sg, A M Q me I - W -1 Q A g ' Q1 X Z1 'Nr Q 41 'Q .'4 ' Y ' Q 1. -1 4 I' R 4 H 4 4 'Q 1 1. I -tw , . .. , , . 1 '23 22 S 2 8' 'an -1:1 9-W 'Zi :gas Q ws 'lf ? C Q . Q f'r0' 2 ' A ' fs ya 'S 6 E ' if 5 Ll 1' '-. ' 1 g. . .. ,.,. ,17 5Te1,C ,121 Ag bbq L,1i-,4 E!!l ig5?,,1. -----:: ., .aiiragggg 1-- I: ' Ifiw,U- Im J QR i35H3f': 1': :,. 54' 5 T - ' - .,iiIiT .., ?w vf W 111, ', Hwg 1,1533 27 LUCILE PATTON Born in Skull Valli-y. Arizona, August El, 15921. Glue club Z3-4: I'IIlf '2lI?llII'0ZlIU 3-4: Thanksgiving: play El: Home i-main lmsketliall 1-2: Home room volleyball 1. VIRGINIA LEE PERRY Horn in Dos Moim-s. Iowa. April 135, 1919. Flag- staff music 1-untm-st Ii-4: I5ilf'i'5lIHllI'0ilI6' Il-4: Vos- iwr service Ii-4: Tlianksgrivinpr play il: Christ- mas play musiv 3-4: II2lI'llIY2lI lmstvr vuntvst 33: f'?l!'lIIV1lI H-4: Ilomv rtmin soc-rm-tary ii-4. EDITH ANN PETER Born in IIIIIIIIIUICIL Arizona. XIQIITII 17. 1920. Baskvtball 1-2-4: Vulh-ylmll 1-2-4: G14-v vlulv 2-3-4: All-star g:irI's vollm-ylvall I4-am 4: Ilmm- ruoni View-1'ui'n-sirll-nt -I: V1-slwvr s4-rvivv ii-4, LLOYD FLETCHER PIPES Born in Ijf'HVf'l', Cnloratln. .lnnv 2. 1918. G100 club 2-3-4: Mixcd vhnrus 2-ii-4: Rand 1-2-Il-4: fIl'i'Il0SIfI'3. 1-244-4: Quart:-t il-43 NVomlwiml 1-11- semlilv 34--I: Vlarim-t sulu. first plan' at Flax:- staff rfnutost 2-4: Tenor soln. first plan-v at Flap:- staff vuntvst 3--I: I32Il'1'2IIHlll'f'2lTl' Z!-4: Spanish vlulm Il-4: Asst-mhlios 2-3-4: 01:4-rvtta 2: liamlgrz-r staff 4: I'II'0SIl1ll2lIl-SHIIIIOIIIIIIW' Rush 1-2: Class plav prmlur-ing: staff 4: f'arnival 2-374: IIIIAIH vluli 4: Hrmio I-nom vim- IiI'4'SIlIQ'IlI 4. JIMMY PRICE Horn in Man-r. Arizmia. N1-ve-inlwr 22, 1!l2ll. 'l'raf'k 1-5274: Ilmm- rmmi ul'fie-m- C:-4: 1'ai'iiivul 3-4. WILLIAM PRINCE Born in I'1'osCutt. NUYUIIIIIOI' 24. ISIISI. Ifontlball 2:-4: Baskotlmll 1-2-34-4: 'l'r:u'l: 1-3-4: Gulf 1-2- Il-4: Umiiivil l1lC'llIIlL'l' 4: IA'IIt'I'IlI?lll'S 1-lull mws- i1lm-nt 4: I1l'II6'I'lIl2ilI'S vluln IIIUIIIIIUI' 2574: I'ra-si- dont nt' Iltlllll' l'llUIll athlvtic- Ill3llI2l:l'l'l'S Il: Xa- tiunal Athlvtiv Iluiim- Sovimy 2-35-42 Upvii lmusv 2: C'a1'nix'al 1-Q43--I: I5 Flub 4: Homo ruuni lmskm-tllall and II'3If'Ii fl--I: Honw rnlxnl funtlvall kit-It Il. ROBERT K. PORTER, JR. liurn in Los .xlItL2't'I1'S. l'aIit'm-nia. Or-tulier G. 1920. Stmlvnt Iimly vim-1-'pw-sillmlt -I2 COUIIUII nu-nilwr 3-4: Hmm- rcmnl prrfsidviit 1: Basket luall Il: 'l'r:1c'k 2-H-4: Glu- vlulu 2-3: Flagstaff music- 4-tmtest 2: II1lk'l't'IT2i 2: IVIIIUII house, 2-3-4: Junior play 3: S1-nim' play 4: Svrious reading vuntvst at I lap,'staff 4: National Honor S0- vivty Il-4: Dolmtt- 1-luli 4: 15 Vlulv 4: Junior I'i'mn Il: Svninr Hop 4: IIHFIIIYIII 1-2-3-4. JACK POST Burn in Barstow. K'alitwi'nia. May 22. 15920. Iftmtlmll Ii: liaskvtlrall 1-2-I5-4: 'l'ra1-la 1-2-Il: Gulf 1-2-3-4: I1PI'IPI'llI2lll'S 1-lull 4: Iluniu room prvsillvnt 4: Hmm- rmuin atlilvtif- inanagrvr 4: Atlllvtir: Hflnm' Siwix-ty Cl-4. 1938 HHSSPIYHIUPER EDITH POWELL Born in Douglas, Arizmia. Scpts-inlwr 20, 111111, Glee vluh 2-33 Assemblies 245-4: Vvsper servin- 31 Debate club 4: Rzwlielnr Girls club 4: Girl Reserves 2. EDNA RAWLINGS Born in Anderson, lndiuna. May 3, 1919. Chris!- mns play -1. EDGAR R. RUCKER linrn in 'l'apa1-ilu. Nvw Mc-xivn, August 17, 1915. .xSS0lllli1ll:'S 1-2-Il-4: f'0UIlf'l1 llll'lllllf'1' 3: Junior play husinc-ss lll2lll1liJ.'01 3: S4-niur play assist :int lmsinvss lllilllflflt-'I' -1: f'ill'lliY2lI 1-2-fl--4: film- f'lul12-il: 0 wrvtta 2: Studi-nt Rudy fl'02lSlll'l'l' 4: l Fontlmsill 2: Christmas plny 2: Clizxrgzv of sa-nim-. tivlu-Ts fl: f'har2'41 of tink:-ts 4: Annual Stuff 4,- MARY LOU SCHIEL liurn in Huy Arizona. .Iuly 11. 11119. Ya-Iluw .Tavkms 1-244: Home rmvin vim- prvsilh-nt -1: Vnlloylmll 1-2: Basketball! 2: 'funihling 21 Hume- room vnllelylmll 4: Fl'l'Slllll2lll play 1: Spanish play 2: Arizmlzl vssny vonfe-sf 2. ROBERT A. SHIRLEY Burn in Mesa. Arizmm. May 11, 154241. file-v wluh 2-Il-4: Urfiln-strax il-4: llolmto It-41 .lnninr play 5:1 Sz-nior play 43 1'minr'il nn-mlwr 4: Sf2ijII'f'l'2lff 4-luh Z!-4: Sralgru- Ill2lll2ljJ'l'l'1 191:11-Tst:xt'!' flvlmtv f-mm-st Z!-41 lflzlgrstalfl' musim- 4-mm-st 27:17-1: Annual stuff 4: Assn-nnlxlivs 1-252574. VVINSTON SHIVERS Born in Ilnllais. Tvxns. S+-ptf-inhvr 11, 15120. Hmno room llaskvthnll Zi-4: Carnival 1-2-3-4. JOEL SIMON lflurn in N4-w York. X1-w York. xl2ll'1'll 17, 1!11'1. .Xssvnlhlie-5 4: First plum- in 0X1I'lllIlUl'3l1lK'UllN slim-vc-I1 f'0llf0Sf :lt Flaprstalff -lg f'UlllN'll lll4'l'Tllll'l' 4: 111-lratv 4: Avamlvinif' omits-st :lt l lay5stui't' 2: l':llll'2'lllf in sfalfv 1vr:lI1n'i1':1l 1-mltvst 4. KATHERINE STARANICK Rumi in Humlmldt. Arizmm. Ss-ptvixllu-r 27. 11120 Yi-llnw .lavkets 2-Z3-4: A1101 nuff- 1-uunvil invin- lwr 4: Hmm- rrumn nrlulvtir- lll2llHlL!4'1' Zi-4: 'l'l1:1nksgiving: play 2: Glu- 1-lull 274: H2ll'f'2l' 1:11111-:atv Il: llmnn- rwmn wellvylvzxll :md Imslaoi- lvzlll 2-3. HQSSHYQIHPGR 1938 1 5 29'-36415.-: 1 ' gy ,.,Q, f as--A ... Tom H. STAUFFER Born in Adu, Ohio, NOVEll1IJE'l' 20, 1920, F4101- hull 4. VVILLIAM HOWARD STONE Burn in l'1'n-small, August 9. 1920. Badger mlvvrlisimr staff :5: Carnival 2-4. JAMES MORRISON TAYLOR Born in l'im-villo. Missouri, .Iuly 30. 19223. Hlllllt' rumn prvsielvllt -I: Glcc clulx 1: 1ll'4'Il0S- tra -I: l'll'lll'lllI m-lull II: Al'1'II0l'y Olull 4: Tvnniw vlnh 43 Ilistuvy play 4, FLOYD TH EOBALD Burn in l'r0ssmtt. July 9, 1919. Opel-elm 21 Glu- vlulu 2-ZS-4: Flagstaff music vontost :IZ History SISSIIIIIIJIY 42 Cnrnivill 3-4: 'Fm-nnis 2. J. KARL THEOBALD ' n v I . 1 - Born 111 lm-sunt. l-1-In'uzu'y 18, 15121. lurnlvnl 1-2-Zi--lg Spanish lHlQ.l'l'ZlI1l 2: l-'lzlgrslnff an-:ull-nliv coma-st SG: l'lwl11:1':lpl1y c-lub ZZ: Senior Hop -4: Iuniux' P1-Innii, LOUIS TOCI Burn in I'1'usvult. NUYL-luln-1' 23. IIIQII. Fw-sll lHfIIl'S1lllI1lhlllllI'f' Rush 2. NANCY DOROTHY TRAVIS Burn in Prescott. March 10. 1921. Y1-llmv .lawle- vts 1-2-3-4: Iiuslcctlmll 1-2-2-4: Volleyball 1-2- 22-4: Tumbling: 2-3--4: Bnsolmll 1-2-Zi: Flagstaff su-ndvmic 1-ontvst 2-4: 'l'hi1-41 in urigrixnxl play xfontcst 21: Counvil moxnlwx- 4: 15 Club 4: finrllival 1-2-2--4: Baulgox' stnfl' 4: Annual Staff 41 Senior Hop 4: G.A.A. 1-2-I!-4: Home room volleyball 1-I2-3-4: Hmm- rmuln lulsliotlmll 1-2-III Hmm- room Ilflllixlif' IIXIIIIZUIUI' II: 'l'nl1l0 tunnis 4. VIRGINIA A. TURNER Burn in Los .xllgUlQS. Cz11iIur11i:x. August 231. 1921. Carnivzll 1-2: Ilmno 'l'H0lll Imslu-tlnnll 2: Homo romn vnllvylmll 1-2. 1938 HHSSPIYFIIIIPGR ROBERT ALAN VVAGNER 1401-11 111 51111121 AIil1'lil. 1z111t111'111:1. .lJ1'1'11111lr1e1'..l41, 111121, Assviiihly 35: First i11 1111111111x:r:1p11111g pr11j1-1-1 :iz Vnlvt 1-luh 3. FAY VVALKER 1i111'11 i11 M1111-1'. .X1'iz1v11:1. August 251, 19151. 'l'11l11ll11I11l' 11-11111 2-Z1-4: 111111111 11111111 s1'1'1'11t,11ry fi-41 Al1l'l'1lIl1t' 1'01l1li'11 111e111l1e1' 41 G.A.A. 2-21-4: I'1'11si1l1-111 nf Arts 111111 l'r:11'ts uluh 31: 61011 1-Iul1 41 0111-11 1l4lllS1' 1-2: V11l111y111111 4: II1r1111: r1a11111 v11lI11y111111 1-2-Il-4: V11s111f1' s1r1'vi1'1' 4. Vshm' t'111' .1u11i111' 111111 S1111i111' l1121j'S. GLADYS WALKER Horn i11 1ii1'mi115:h11111. xxlilhillllll, S1-pt11111h11r 22, 1920. 4'111ss s1-1:1'1'ta1'y 13 GIO1- 1'1u11 2-21-4: 0111-12 vtta 2: Flagstziff music contest 55-4: 1's111-r fur Junior 111111 Senior plays: Ba1111-11l1111r11al1- 2174: 1vPS1N'1' s1-1'vi1-1- 71-4: II111111- 11111111 111'I'i1-01's 1721-4: .'XSS0l'l1h1V 2. HARRY M. WALKER 1401-11 111 Los Aiigelos, l'11liI'111'l1i1l. April 22, 1921. .1u11i1:1' I'ro111 25: Senior 111111 4: il'r111'k 2-4: Junior play 3: S1-nior 111:1y 4: D1-I1111c foam 4: Fl1fl,L'Nt:lff vnntvst 2-4: 11111111111 staff 4: Car- nival 1-2-4: Urat111'i1':11 1-111111-sr 11Il1fr1111tc 4: ,KSSP'l1l1l11l1S 2-3-4: 1'h11t11:r:111l1y 1'I11l1 35-4. BEE R. VVAPLES, JR. 14111111 i11 xV1f'k9h1lll1'3I. AX1'1Zll11Il. 1111111-111l1vr 27, 1021. 1511sk11t1111l1 -1: IT1111111'il 1111-11111011 4: F1112' staff 1-1111t11st lllily 4: Jiininr play Zi: S1'111l11' play 4: 1'11r11i1'11l1-2-Zi-4: fH1l'1'l'll2l 2: Class viw- 111'1-si1I1-111 2: 111111111 11111111 pr1'si111'nt 2-4: 111111- 1'Iul1 2-3-4: 1 1:f1g:'st11i'f music 1'1111t1'st 2-Z2-4: 13111111 II-4: 01'P1ll'Sfl'il 3-4. ROBERT WARREN WEBSTER Born in 1'1'11sc11tt, D11c1111111111' 7, 111211. 1911111111111 2: Assemblies 2-3: Home r111n11 111-1-si1l1'11t. 4: 11111111- 11111111 vice-pr11si11ent 111111 1111111-tiv 1l1illl2lQ.f1'l' JK: H011112 room sucrutziry 1: II1+111u 1'111n11 1111sk1-tl111l1 2-3-4: Spring football 1: I'11r11i1'111 1-2-:S-4: :FI'0Sh1ll2lIl-S011h0l11O1' Rush 1-2: Viass 1111sk0t- 11111 4. ALAN VVHITE VVHITEHURST Born in Grvciiville. North Car111i1111, 111-1'1'111111'1' 4, 151151. Council 1111-mher 2-4: Class tr1-11s11r1'1' 1-3: Travk 245: Basketllall 2-3f4: Class 1111sk11I- 111111 1-2-3: Class t1'111-k 1-2-21: Hunic r11o111 1I'2ll'1i 1-2-Il: Home r1111111 hziskcthall 1,2-13: S1-nior vlass p1'1-si11e11t 4: 1.1-ff01'1111'11's 011111 4: S1-1'r1'- tary of 1.11tt0r111011's 1'1ul1 4: .T1111i111' play 31. MARGARET HERTA Wo1.FF 1111111 i11 British t'111u11111i11. fiilllilllil, A12lI'l'1l 22. 15120, .luuiur play Ii: Y1-1111w .121C1i1'1S Il-4: l'41ll11l'11 111011111111' 4: 111111111 11111111 St'l'l'1'f2l1'j' 2-712 l'111'ist11111s play 4: Sram11'1':1ft 1-11111 41 .Xss1-111- hlics 3-4: Seuinl' IIHII 4: H111111- 11111111 l111sk1'll111l1 51: 02l!'l11Vi11 3-4. HHSSHYHIHPGR 1938 W wqa,,.11-1 ,S V ,.., iffy l al Hlll'll ' hly 4. i A , rl: '- - ,f y . A E ll is ,- A .:., v,- x In , vi ,,v.....: E EE. . K 1 11 .QV : I F111 ki Ai- X ,,,iQ,Qz 1 - 5 KATHERINE Woo1.w1NE liu1'11 in l'11n1111ix. A1izn11:1. SL'lIl4'lIllN'l' 25. 12120. 1101 play Ii: Siillilbl' play 4: P1101-11ix 4-ontvst 11111 4 Asn-11111111-S i-Ti-4: SIZlLl'l'I'l'Zlfl vlulw C11 11111111 1111111 4: 13 l'l11l1 41 Illlllll' 1'unn1 n1'fi1'v1' ' 4 ll-xss sl-1'1'1-I,:11'y 4: G11-e vlulr ZS-4: l-'l:1g:A stall' lllllNli' 0111111-sl 4: l5:l1'1'2l12llll'U2ll4' il-4: .Iu- uim' l'1'11111 111111 lHllltlll1'f 151 lizlskcthall 41 'l':1l1lu tennis 4: Volleyball 4: G.A.A. 3-4: Yvllow .Tau-ks-ts 2-33-4: N:1tiu11:1l IIOHOI' Snvim-ty 2144: Allllllill stall' 4. ANNE BARBARA ZUNICK lio1'11 lll ll11111lml1lI,, A1'izu11z1. .I 11114- 123. 11120. .lu- 11iu1' pluv Zi: Yellow .lm-ks-ts 1-2423-4: Ilnuu- 'n-t:11'v '1-Il-4' Ilu111v 1-110111 Vivo p1'1-si- 110111. 4': 'l'l1:111l1sgEvi11gf :1ss1-111l1ly Zi: Assn-11111111-s ' 1 I'11'11iv:1l 1-2-4: H111111- 1-1111111 vull111'ln1Il 1 ' 14 llw lllll' l'4l0Ill b:1slwlln1ll 142-23: S1'11in1' play I1Slll'l' 4. OWEN CAMPBELL .11f'z111. NVvsl Vi1'g:i11i:1. July 5. 1!l1H. 111 I E itzlgw-1':11'l vlub 2-Il-41 Billigvl' staff 4: Glu- vluh 2-Zi-4: lf'l:11rst11ft' mush- vo11tvst 4: 1-Xllllllill stuff 4: .I1111iu1' l'l'lllll Il: S1-11in1' IIUII 4: ASSUIII' YVONNE L. WILSON HlPl'll ill l'l'l'S4'lI1f, May li. 151151. llmnv l'lHll1l vulluyllzlll 1-2-ZZ: lflzlgstzifl' music' f'u11tvst Zi-4: Ulm- vluh Z!-4: Yvlluw .I:1f'k1-ts 1-2425-4: Vvspm' -1 3 , S. lllslury llay 4: G.A.A. 2-Il: lllll 4 I 1 45lllll1l1 ZZ-4: I'l:1ss vollm-ylnxll 1, JOHN SEILER, JR, 111111 111 t':1111u11. Uhiu. H1-111111-1' 5, 15l1S. ROSEMARY RYAN '11'11 ill Ukl:1l1u111:1 City. Uklillllblllil. May 1. fy !L1. S1'l'l'0l:ll'j' nt' ll1':111111ti1- 1'l11l1 2: i':11'11iv11l - Y I 1111'il 1111-111l101' il: Illbllll' 1-1141111 ll2lSkl'th2'lll Ii: , . I1'l:1g:staft' 11011111-11110 1'o11t1-st Sl: N11ti4v11:1l lllblllll' ' '17 Q A ,H swwil-ly ZZ-4: ASSl'llll1l1l'S Sl. OTHER SENIORS JACK M. KEATON PAUL J. SCHROEDER ru 111 I,l'IlV4'l'. 1'41ln1':11l11, ,I:11111:11'y 2, 1018. li111'11 lll lmylmi. Ohio. August 20, 151154, JOE GROSSMAN 11Ul'll lll I'l'1'NI'll1f, l,l'K'Ullllb0l' 17. 1917. C'z11'ni1'f1l 1-2-31-4: Baulm-1' stuff Il: Aslvm-rtisi11g 111a11:1,1:1-1- 1411 1111 tl 11111111 'll 111-1111101-1' 'S' ' ':'111:1l.1:li:11lg-'z 'X-S113 Ar-tivlty uffivo 1-2-3-4. 32 1938 HQSSPIYQITIPEIR Glass ill We, the members of the class of '38, being of sound mind and disposing memory and acting under duress or undue influence, do make and declare this to be our last will and testament. EE I, Robert Condit, leave Jean to follow in my footsteps, I, Evelyn Jones, leave for the ranch, I, Bill Prince, leave my basketball suit to Louis Bunte, I, Yvonne Wilson, leave my wad of gum to Frances Patterson 5 I, Anne Zunick, leave my Chemistry book in the waste basket, I, Jack Cody, leave the sport page for someone else to write, I, Clarence Jones, leave American Problems for the juniors to solve, I, Jimmy Price, leave my luck with women and airplanes to my brother, Bill, I, Katherine Woolwine, leave my dra- matic talent to Zoleen McClain, I, Luresa Cline, leave my place in Glee arjorie Pitchford, I, ll Johnson, leave my boots to ' May Rosenblatt, I, Lloyd Pipes, leave my clarinet to Kenneth, I, Robert Webster, leave my pitching arm to Bob Feller, I, Betty Cleator, leave my long hair to Eleanor Higgins, I, Josephine Hyde, leave without regret, I, Edith Peter, leave with a new name, I, Bee Waples, leave my enthusiasm for things in general to Donald Rhodes, I, Carl Clark, leave my football ability to Bill Boom, I, Anna Mae Horn, leave my freckles to Mary Helen Fortner, I, Virginia Perry, leave my fingernail polish to all curious people, I, Harry Walker, leave my scientific ability to Tom Thorpe, I, Curtis Chartz, leave my Western ways to any dude that wants the real thing, II, Clovis Hill, leave my debating tech- nlque to Donald Dowell, I, Robert Horne, leave my gavel to the next prexy, I, Lucile Patton, leave my slim figure to those who would reduce, I, Gladys Walker, leave my poise to Ina Ruth Croseg HHSSHYHIIIPEIR 1938 I, Wallace Harper, leave my dancing ability to Kenneth Dean, I, Marjorie Parrott, leave my horse- manship to Nancy Post, I, Fay Walker, leave my sense of hu- mor to Mr, Cary, I, Jean Guthridge, leave paper in my locker , I, John Orthel, leave my radio tuned on a girl ham in Texas, I, Robert Wagner, leave mv sweet- tooth to Felice Mignella, I, Joe Grossman, refuse to leave if I don't feel like it, I, Kenneth Oliver, leave my car to Georgiana, I, Virginia Turner, leave my quiet manners to Betty Jo Shivers, I, Jack Gillis, leave my horse to Bill Travis, I, Fay Gholson, leave my athletic abil- ity to Marilyn Miller: I, Griffith Morris, leave my philos- ophy on cat-naps to Bob Madrid: I, Louis Toci, leave my seat on the Chino bus to Keith Turley, I, Carl Garcia, leave my mimeograph- ing skill to Joe Benegas, I, Clifford Miller, leave Joe to carry on my name, I, Karl Theobald, leave my quiet voice to Jim Allen, I, Betsy Garber, leave my table tennis ability to Jeanne Evans, I, Marie Mignella, leave by brunette appeal to Mardean Gipson, I, Floyd Theobald, leave the piano practically whole, I, Richard Funk, leave without seeing the end of the picture, I, Phyllis Myers, leave Fern Moore to carry on in war on blondes, I, Margaret Wolff, leave my long blonde hair to Dorothy Haines, I, John Seiler, leave my fatal charm to Eric Pederson, I, Jim Taylor, leave my B.V.D. sign to the track team, I, Leonard Matson, leave my bicycle to Maureen Sheldon, I, Hershel Fortner, leave my red hair to Adonna Allen, 33 I, Bill Stone, leave my height to Dick Prince, I, Gwendolyn Carter, leave Lorraine to break their hearts, I, Owen Campbell, leave my way with model airplanes to Junior Clark, I, Helen Evans, leave my play-writing talent to whoever likes Tempe, I, Nancy Martin, leave my seat in the band to Betty Jo Geimer, I, Tom Stauffer, leave my quizzical look to Richard McNeill, I, Robert Caldwell, leave my tennis racquet to Bill Bumstead, I, Nancy Travis, leave my joy in a tough basketball game to Laura Warner, I, Daniel Bumstead, leave my track suit to Cecil Smith, I, Richard Espinoza, leave Prescott without one of its veteran athletesf I, Katherine Staranick, leave with that old feeling still in my heart, I, Mike Malyjurek, leave my muscles to Don Woods, I, Shirley Bowen, leave my dramatic inclinations to Dorothy Deming: I, Theodore Emanuel, leave haunting the Courier to next year's Badger staff, I, Ralph Born, leave my Tarzan pic- ture to Johnnie Weismuller, I, Fraser McKay, leave a big hole in the center of the football team, .J I, Joel Simon, leave my oratorical abil- ity to Jack Ogg, I, John Bork, leave part of the ceiling on Chemistry lab, I, Marjorie Brown, leave my yellow Ford in the No Parking zone, I, Pearl Eckles, leave my job to Stella Dickerson, I,. Charlotte McKay, leave my executive ability to Betty Jean Ogg, I, Winston Shivers, leave my ability to forget to the Foreign Legion, I, Peggy Born, leave my original hair dress to Vera Martin, I, Rosemary Ryan, leave everything just as I found it, I, Orville Bratton, leave my man-about town air to Leo Kelly, I, Sidney Despain, leave my bronc rid- ing ability to John Ensminger, I, June McCoy, leave my Southern drawl to Joe Trott, I, Robert Shirley, leave my bass voice to Bill Myers, I, Elizabeth Bratton, leave my yen for athletes to Mildred Dowell, I, Edwina Block, leave my vivacious- ness to Millicent MacDonald, 34 I, LaVeta Despain, leave my boy- friends to Shirlie Born, I, Paul Schroeder, leave my dimples to Pat Watkins, I, Antonio Benegas, leave my volley ball serve to Herminia Cruz, I, Rosemary Davis, leave my letters from Fred in moth balls, I, Dick McClintic, leave my patrio- tism to the Governor of Georgia, I, Mary Lou Schiel, -leave my fur coat to Eleanor Henry, I, Alice Barnes, leave my tiny feet to all girls blessed with eights, I, Leonore Arnold, leave my good-nat- ured outlook on life to Pop McNarie, I, Merle Davis, leave my school elec- trician job open, I, Barbara Baker, leave the Yellow Jackets in the hands of fate, I, Gordon Lenz, leave my good grades to Elmer, I, Edgar Rucker, leave the treasurer job to someone who likes to work, I, Ralph Anderson, leave my ideas on the world today to posterity, I, Billy Dameron, leave my broad shoulders to Max Edwards, I, Joe Kawulok, leave my Chevrolet to the mayor of Mayer, I, Mary Anderson, leave my brains to the Freshmen Class, I, Jean Curry, leave my pleasing per- sonality to Evelyn Seale, I, Roy Kline, leave my habits of tardi- ness to Jim Sheldon, I, Edith Powell, leave Office Practice room in a mess, I, Jane Allen, le ave my synthetic Southern accent to the Dramatic class, I, Carol Cunningham, leave my curly hair to Violet Overton, I, Charles Kegel, leave my mustache ambitions to Tom Coates, I, Clara Ainsworth, leave Mr. May- field without a secretary, I, Jack Post, leave my putter to Hay- den Brown, I, Jerome Culley, leave Journalism walking in my sleep, I, Jack Keaton, leave my success in making excuses to Allen Ownby, I, Robert Porter, leave last but not least. fSignedl . Members of the Class of '38. 1938 HHSSHYElfIlPQll 'N -Q M R. VVALDO BAST ADVISER CLASS OFFICERS Q ugiz 'li ,, FERN MOORE ADONNA ALLEN SECRETARY TREASURER ED TERRIN HAYDEN BROWN i2'iS'55,Z'T HQSSQYMHPQR 1938 P E XDENT 2ND SEM. 35 uniofz Glass activities THE Junior Class this year was very active due to the untiring efforts of our class adviser, Mr. Bast. Six main events completed our calendar. Activities started with a dance held on the eve of the Thanksgiving vacation. The Juniors were thrilled just after Christmas with the receiving of their class insignia in the form of rings, bracelets, belt buckles, and pins. On March 18, the Juniors staged Spring Fever under the direction of Mr. Cox. The crown was relinquished by the Seniors to the Juniors in both the boys and the girls interclass basketball tournaments. The junior United States history classes presented a burlesque of twelve acts on American history written and directed by Mr. Cowley. To conclude the events of the year, the annual prom and banquet was held. 1938 HHSSQYQIHPGR Back Row: William Boom, Hayden Brown, Bill Browning, Louis Bunte, Junior Browning, Bill Bumstead. Middle Row: Clyde Ainsworth, Jim Allen, Elmer Artman, Kathryn Bobo, Mary Bradley, Lorraine Carter, Alfred Ayers, Estus Ballard, Charles Beckman. Front Row: Claudine Adams, Eva Addington, Doris Mae Aiken, Adonna Allen, Virginia At- wood, Ruth Ball, Dorothy Bates, Albert Blount, Betty Blount. Not in picture: Howard Balentine, Dorothy Bergerson. Back Row: John Favour, Bill Ellis, Raymond Garber, Robert Everett, Walter Echols, Eugene Files, Donald Dowell. Middle Row: Tom Coates, Garland Connell, Kenneth Dean, Evelyn Gunter, Carol Hartung, J. W. Dean, Boyd Sanders, John Ensminger. Front Row: Avalon Christensen, Jean Condit, Louise Cooper, Stella Dickerson, Dorothy Deming, Mary Engle, Genevieve Frazier, Katherine Jane Gernand, Mardean Gipson. Not in pic- ture: Paul Caldwell, Georgiana Dunbar, Dan Farrell, Pat Garcia, Marjorie Harlan. HHSSHYHIHPEB l938 37 ff., Back Row: Dick Miller, Richard McNeil, Bill Myers, Allen Ownbey, George Laughlin, Richard Oliver, Jack Ogg. Middle Row: David Johnson, Earl Hyde, Edward Hill, Alice Overstreet, Mary Ann Orthel, Ralph Jones, George McCargar, Gail McLain. Front Row: Laura Haymore, Eleanor Henry, Eleanor Higgins, Oma Johnson, Velma Jones, Zoleen McLain, Ercelia Monreal, Fern Moore, Nancy Nickerson. Not in picture: Virginia Hill, Leo Kelley, Paul Livingston, Vera Martin, Robert Milligan. Back Row: Jack Still, Milton Thompson, Tom Thorpe, Joe Trott, Omer Weston, David Windsor. Middle Row: Clifford Pipes, Richard Prince, Robert Purtyman, Donald Rhodes, Domenic Rigo, Bob Seidel, John Shaw. Front Row: Frances Paterson, Dorelle Reykdal, Evelyn Seale, Lorraine Schiel, Maureen Sheldon, Anita Simmons, Gloria Strickland, Laura Warner. Not in picture: Albert Pruitt, George Reiff, Madeline Roy- bay, Betty Jo Shivers, Russell Thornhill, Frank Turner, James Wilcox, Doris Rae Wil- liams, Bessie Wood. 38 i938 HHSSQYHITIPGR an RSX MR.M..1. MCNARIE CLASS OFFICERS ARTHUR CONVERSE PRESIDENT HPISSHYPIHIPEIR 1938 CHARLES CATHERINE MARJORIE KLINE MARTIN PITCHFORD E PRES SECRET RY TREASURER gofrlaomofze Glass activities T HE avtivities of the 1937-38 Sophomore Class were opened with the freshman-sophomore rush which was won by the Sophomores. The next important event was Ye Olde Barn Dance which the class sponsored. The auditorium was fittingly decorated with hay, sawhorses, saddles, a campfire, and chickens. The main attraction of the evening' was The Big' Apple danced by members of the Sophomore Class. St. Patrick's Day was the theme of the second dance, and many shamrocks and green decorations provided the Irish atmosphere. All the dancers were presented with Irish hats and shamrocks, and an Irish program was pre- sented. The main feature of this program was the dance and performance by our faculty. l938 HHSSHYHIIIPEIR ,lk Last Row: David Campbell, Ted Cathey, Richard Clark, Sam Cobb, Arthur Converse, Donald Cummings, Duane Cummings, Daniel Davis, Stanley Day. Third Row: Salvador Benegas, Billy Balentine, Beverly Collins, Berniece Collins, Anna Margaret Connell, Mil- dred Dowell, Virl Bristow, Pete Calkins. Front Row: Helen Acrey, Priscilla Bachle, Rachel Bethea, Vesta Bradley, Mildred Bonham, Magdalena Castro, Betty Craver, Hers menia Cruz. Not in picture: Arlin Armstrong, Norman Beckman, John Blount, Charles Bones, Junior Clark, Homer Combs, Mervin Corbitt, Verona Despain. Last Row: Joe Flores, Towney Fall, Robert Goekler, Eugene Harper, Jack Harrington, Hollis Hill, William Hubbard. Middle Row: Herman Dunn, Kenneth Eckert, Marie Haby, Dorothy Haines, June Haines, Thelma Hall, Helen Harris, Donald Ericson, Max Edwards. Front Row: Marie Downer, Stella Mae Easter, Jeanne Evans, Mary Fenton, Mary Gladys Flanagan, Lois Freeman, Charlotte Garberich, Judith Garrett, Marjorie Fay Gibbs. Not in picture: Lilly Fowler, Betty Joe Geimer, Ray Haymore, Carolyn Hill. HHSSQYHIHPER l938 41 Last Row: Robert Madrid, Wayne Loving, Elmer Lenz, Herbert Miller, George McKenzie, Foster Neil, Warren Nichols, Jack Milner, Joe Miller. Third Row: Elbert Johnson, Stannard Johnson, Jack Jones, Billy Kelly, Millicent McDonald, Dorothy O'Brien, Robert Kivley, Chester Knight, Robert Knight. Second Row: Celia Mae Jackson, Rosetta John- son, Doris Kidwell, Shirley Lovett, Catherine Martin, Betty Medd, Marilyn Miller, Della Monreal, Ruth Moore, Frances Myers. Front Row: Richard Knight, Donald Lanning, Paul Lawhead, Albert Lee, Orville Lawson, Charles Kline, Edward Maloof. Not in picture: Pinkie Jackson, Rosalind Kane. Last Row: William Travis, Ted Walker, Harvey Watts, Ralph Tabler, Robert Welch, Lester Womack, Junior Weber, Phil Wilkiemeyer, Burkam Wedekind. Third Row: Eric Pederson, Kenneth Pipes, Bill Price, Frank Sardou, James Sheldon, Manley Stayton, Olen Stevens, Cecil Smith, Keith Turley. Second Row: Ina Ruth Crose, Jean Pearsall, Mar- jorie Pitchford, Nancy Post, Marguerite Reid, Gloria Rollins, Elaine Sanders, Nancie Tomlinson, Patricia Watkins. Front Row: Billy Quimby, Donald Woods, Curtis Smith, Joe Sullivan, Evan Swann, George Swann. Not in picture: Anselma Rodriquez, Martha Smith, Eudora Tenney, John Viliborghi. 42 i938 HHSSHYQIHPGR Miss DOROTHY HARDAWAY ADVISER CLASS OFFICERS Zin jllilemuriam UGO REZZONICO BETTY JEAN OGG PRESIDENT ESIDENT DECEASED CCESSOR HQSSHYPHHPER 1938 FLORENCE GROVE fzes men Glass activities T HE Freshman Class was initiated into the high school when the Seniors invited them to whitewash the HP. Many turned out with brooms and buckets to shine the letter, although the Seniors did most of the work. Having finished about noon everyone ate heartily of the food furnished by the Seniors. A few weeks later the sophisticated Sophomores and the green Freshmen fought it out to the last in the annual freshman-sophomore rush which the Sophornores won. In November the Freshmen had their first dance. Good music, a large crowd, and punch helped to make the dance a success. The Freshmen sponsored another dance later during the year. The class closed its activities with the annual picnic. 1938 HHSSHYHHIPGR , J , ill - Back Row: Tommy Boone, Clyde King, Robert Masters, Raymond Nichols, Earl Richwine, Donald Shupp, John Stallings, Hubert Stratton, Robert Tracy, Lowden VVingo. Middle Row: Barbara Post, Clara Richwine, Jennie Mae Rosenblatt, Marjorie Tabler, Betty Weigandt, Lorraine Wilson, Wanda Wooten, Mary Dell Johnson, Beatrice Gilliland, Flor- entina Guerrero, Irene Nodal. Front Row: Dorothy Baxter, Shirlie Born, Helen Boyer, Mary Alice Dorsey, Ventura Duran, Gayle Hebb, Virginia McCoy, Felice Mignella, Betty Jean Ogg, Florence Grove. Not in picture: Charles Akin, John Benn, Dawn Bennett, Fae Christensen. Back Row: Floyd Haymore, Clark Hyde, Frank Dillinger, James Michael, Howard Mille- son, Eugene Rumbaugh, Bill Nicks, Vincent Pentencost, Lewis Sims, Gail Tinney. Mid- dle Row: Claude Blount, Hazel Pederson, Norma Jane Ernest, Elda Scott, Edythe Ten- ney, George McKay, Violet Overton, Joan Kelly, Lupe Sanchez, Margery Stewart, Erma Garberich, Clifford Wilcox. Front Bow: Betty Lo Aiken, Helen Bashaw, Dorothy Cling- man, Virginia Gentry, Catherine Gilson, Ruth Horton, Ida Knight, Mildred McNeil, Muriel Stafford, Evelyn Tinney. Not in picture: Willard Johnson, Helen Jones, Viv- enne Long, Frank Sardou. HPISSHYQIHPGB l938 45 Back Row: Vincente Cruz, Tom Eckles, lVillia1n Darden Jr., Stannard Johnson, Herbert Harbeson, John Frerichs, Marvin Harlan, Hollis Hill. Middle ROW: Walter Acrey, Ed- ward Blair, Wayne Benn, Teddy Bronson, Frank Crites, Tom Caldwell, Newell Clark, Raymond Crose. Front Row: Lorraine Bragg, Marie Beckman, Dorothy Ellen Crable, Barbara Cooper, Helen Cunningham, Mary Helen Fortner, Clara Mae Gipson, Eileene Holmes, Florence Hadlock, Virginia Kennedyf Not in picture: Adelene Turley, Lymon Tenney, Mildred Haymore, Betty Steed, Martha Hendrix. Back Row: Glen Roberts, Refugio Rodarte, Monte Thilken, Ralph Stringfield, Donald Sitler, Billie Wilkins, Henry Schroeder. Middle Row: Clifford Johnson, Donald O'Brien, Herbert Pipes, Robert Still, Harold Smithson, Alfred Striplin, VVarren Shearer, Bernard Roberts. Front Row: Catherine Morris, Elinor Orr, Marion Potter, Rachel Pineyro, Ruby Sullivan, Wilma Steven, Charlotte Taylor, Tillie Urias, Irene Van Wormer, Frances Zunich. Not in picture: Mary Faulkenberg. 45 l938 HQSSHYHIUPGB JUNIOR HIGH OFFICERS . QQ .,,, I Z.. H I. : ,. ' ' f, , ll I -V lj, . ,, , .,.: - lvlu- -gs:-:. I ' . .,.. I , ' R 1, ge A .. . J , I fi, S? - ' A HERBERT BOOM REX GROVES VICE-PRES. SECY-TREAS. CHRISTIE ALLISON PRESIDENT JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row: Miss McDonald, Jimmy Martin, Bill Mathews, Louis Higgins, Elmer Arnold, Miss Brodie. Front Row: Jack McLain, Bill Cheek, Herbert Boom, Christie Allison, Rex Groves, Bill J enney. HHSSHYQIIIPGR l938 47 Y 6 A uniofz gfudenf Gounci A VERY efficient Junior High Student Council has just completed the year. It is to be especially commended for its excellent plan of merits and demerits and its plan to raise grades. Under the plan of merits each student started with 100 which could be won by having all grades of one's, by being a class or student body officer, by planying on athletic teams, and by taking part in other activities. Tardiness, cheating, ditching, stealing, and des troying school property were offenses which caused 'deductions ot merits. In an effort to raise grades, each person who had made below average in any subject was brought before the council. He was told to see the teacher who taught the subject in which he was failing. Offenders were not penalized the first time, but if they were brought before the council a second time, a penalty was inflicted. K K K K uniofz High Oftgicefzs THE success of the Junior High School has been greatly due to Christie Allison, president of the student body, Herbert Boom, vice president, and Rex Groves, secretary. Each of these boys has done his work thoroughly and efficiently in all cases. Working closely together, the three officers have helped to make this student body one of the best junior high bodies to be in Prescott High School. Credit must be given to Alice Emmons and Augustine Rodarte, the yell leaders, for a great deal of the effectiveness with which the junior high athletic teams played. Miss McDonald and Miss Brodie, faculty advisers, having fur- nished guidance to the student officers. 1938 HHSSHYHIHPGR X' RX 4 -I-L'- ----X 5 s4go-'1- -1 'ir Q -5 , 5' QQLEX ,, . G f 11 f '75 i ,, , df , ,s Q1 1 - W- .Q 5 f ..-2 ? if' I .--I ggi-gg 1--' 4 gngtazf 1 '41 fig.. QHIL- if vi 55 ls if M Q 3 ii E7 41- Qppfzeciafion C OACH Hamblin Pratt has made a fine record despite the fact that this is his first year of coaching here. He builds fine teams. Be- sides being a very good coach, Pratt is liked by all the students, players, and spectators alike, so it is with true feeling that we say, Congrat- ulations, Coach Pratt. HHSSHYHIHPEIR 1938 COACH HAMBLIN PRATT 54 51 FOOTBALL Top Row, left to right: Coach Hainblin Pratt, Clifford Miller, Manager Bill Kelly, Max Edwards, Orville Bratton, Jack Milner, John Ensminger, Ralph Born and Tom Stauffer, Middle Row: Wayne Loving, William Boom, Richard Oliver, Carl Clark, Jim Allen, Wallace Harper, Cecil Smith, Earl McLain and Kenneth Dean. Bottom Row: Bob Mas- ters, Charles Kegel, Jack Ogg, Fraser McKay, Robert Horne, Kenneth Oliver, Albert Pruitt and Bill Prince. SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Prescott Opponents Prescott ...... ..,.... 6 Peoria ...,. Prescott ...,., ,....., 0 Glendale . Prescott ..,... c....., 7 Jerome Prescott ..,,. .,.,.,. 6 Flagstaff Prescott ...... .,...., 0 Winslow . Prescott ..... .....,. 7 Clarkdale Prescott ..... ...,... 0 Tempe Total ..,.. ......, 2 6 Total Although the Badgers won only two games out of seven scheduled this year, they showed their fine fighting spirit by holding all of their opponents to close scores, es- pecially teams in the Northern conference. Prescott received state recognition in foot- ball by having three members of the squad chosen to play with the All-Staters in the game with the Chicago All-Stars on New Years Day. Arizona was beaten only in the closing minutes 9-6. Clifford Miller, Carl Clark and Wallace Harper were the players selected from Prescott. 52 1938 HHSSHYHIHPEIR BASKETBALL Back Row, left to right: Wayne Loving, Arthur Converse, Albert Pruitt, Bill Kelly, Man- ager, Louis Bunte, Jim Sheldon and Hayden Brown. Middle Row: Max Edwards, Jack Post, Bill Prince, William Boom and Russell Thornhill. Front Row: Clifford Miller, Richard Espinoza and Bee Waples. SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Prescott Badgers vs. Opponents Prescott ....,....,,,... ...Y,.. 1 3 Bisbee ,,....... 24 Prescott ......,. ,,..... 3 5 St. Johns ,..... ,..... 2 9 Prescott ....,... ....... 2 7 Winslow ..,.. 26 Prescott ........ ....... 2 6 Holbrook ....,, ...... 3 0 Prescott ........ ...,... 2 3 Clarkdale ....,, ...,.. 2 2 Prescott ........ ....... 3 5 Jerome ,......,.. ...... 3 0 Prescott .,...... .....,. 3 8 Seligman .....,... ...... 1 0 Prescott ........ ....... 3 2 Wickenberg 30 Prescott ....,... ....... 3 7 Glendale .,....,, ,,,... 3 G Prescott ........ ..,.... 4 8 Mayer ......... 19 Prescott ,,....,. ....,.. 2 6 Payson .,.......... ,..... 3 1 Prescott .i...,,, .,,.... 2 2 Flagstaff ,,..,.,.. ...... 2 3 Prescott ..,.,... ...,... 4 1 Camp Verde 42 Prescott .....,.. ..,.... 5 1 Jerome ..,..,.,.. ...... 3 5 Prescott ........ .,,.... 3 2 Clarkdale .,,,,. ...... 3 1 Prescott ..,...,. ...,... 3 4 Mesa .....,.,.,. 33 Prescott ........ ,,,.... 2 2 Tempe ,,..,..., 21 Total .... ..... 5 38 Total .,,... ....... 4 74 Winning a total of 12 games out of 17, the Prescott High Badgers finished the season in fourth place in the northern conference and because of their fine showing in non- conference games, they were selected to play in the state tournament as the 16th team. Prescott was beaten in both of her games, Mesa and Miami. HQSSHYFIIHPGR 1938 53 i 1 1 . , V ,, no l TRACK TEAM Back Row: Mr. Bast, Orville Bratton, Mike Malyjurek, Billy Kelly, Ted Cathey, Clifford Pipes, Robert Porter, Robert Horne, Arthur Converse, Fraser McKay. Middle Row: Clovis Hill, Dan Bumstead, Jack Dean, Joe Kawulok, John Bork, Clyde Ainsworth, Jimmy Price, Bill Travis, Clifford Miller. Front Row: Kenneth Dean, Jack Cody, Raymond Gar- ber, Jack Ogg, Wayne Loving, Richard Espinoza, Joe Miller, Don Woods, Bill Boom. 7.726611 A TOTAL of 38 boys answered Coach Waldo Bast's call for track candidates this year. Although only three of the boys were lettermen, they were backed by several boys who had from one to two years experience in track. The re- turning lettermen were: Espinoza, Miller, Malyjurek. This was one of the best track seasons Prescott has experienced in many years. On April 23, the Badgers held their triangular meet with Glendale and Wickenberg, with the Badgers winning the meet 79 to 5114 and 2714. The following Saturday, they toured to Winslow where they also won the meet by a score of 45 to 4315, scored by Flagstaff, the closest com- petitor. In the meet, the Badger relay team broke the 880-relay record. They lowered the record to 1.39. The track squad also took part in the northern track meet in Flagstaff on May 14, but at the time of publication the results were not known. This year's successful season was due mainly to the fact that the team was very well balanced in nearly every event. 54 1938 HHSSPIYHITIPGR GOLF CLUB Back Row: Mr. Cowley, Dick Miller, Max Edwards, Bill Boom, Russell Thornhill, Jack Ogg. Front Row: Hayden Brown, Dick Prince, Jack Post, Bill Prince, Jim Allen. Q46 THIS year golf in Prescott High School was met with great success. In two matches with the Tucson golf team the local high school squad came through and won both of the four-man team matches. In the state tournament held in Phoenix, it placed third, four strokes behind Tucson who took second place. Jack Post and Hayden Brown placed seventh and eighth, respectively, in the tournament in a field of 74 golfers. On April 30th, Post and Brown went to Winslow and won the golf tournament held there. A four man team also entered the northern tournament held in Flagstaff on May 14. There were five letters awarded this year to the following boys: Jack Post, Jim Allen, Hayden Brown, Bill Prince, and Dick Prince. At the time of publication, the results on the northern golf tournament were not available. HQSSHYQIDPGR 1938 55 TENNIS CLUB Back Row Mr. Cary, Max Edwards, John Stallings, Kenneth Eckert, Charles Kline Rob eit Klvley Front Row: Mary Ann Orthel, Patsy Watkins, Marilyn Miller MQIIOFIQ Brown, Edith Powell. evmis AFTER opening the season with a 6-0 loss to the Phoenix High School tennis team, the local racquet swingers got going and enjoyed a fine season. During the season, both the girls and the boys took part in two tennis matches with the Glendale tennis teams. Early in the season, Prescott went to Glendale and defeated the southern town 6-3. Shortly after, Glendale came up here and defeated our team on our own courts 5-4. On April 30 Bob Caldwell, Kenneth Eckert, and Bill Bumstead toured to Winslow and won the tennis tourna- ments held there in connection with the annual Winslow invitational track and field meet. Caldwell won the singles championship, while Eckert and Bumstead won the doubles championship. Phoenix came up to Prescott on May 14 in play in a return match. The results on this match were not obtainable. 1938 HHSSHYHIHPGR JUNIOR HIGH TOUCHBALL Back Row: Coach Spooner, Lupe Duran, John N utter, Joe Love, Sherman Payne, Charles Ayers, J immy Metzger, Felix Cruz, John Deming, Manager. Middle Row: Howard Mille- son, Donnie Pea.rsall, Ronnie Pearsall, Charles Akin, Bill Nicks, Bill Mathews, Eli Comacho, Bryce Dean. Front Row: Albert Crawford, Rex Groves, Bernard Roberts, Tony Avalos, Herbert Boom, John Frerichs, Jack Cruickshank. SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Prescott Junior High vs. Opponents Prescott ..,. .,..,..............., ...,,.. 1 2 Clarkdale Prescott .. ...., .... 0 Jerome ...... .. Prescott .,... .,,,,,, 2 4 Clemenceau Prescott .... 6 Clarkdale Prescott ,... ....... 0 Jerome ........ Prescott ,,. ....... 12 Clemenceau 54 For the first time in the history of the school, touch football was introduced into the junior high grades in order to give the smaller boys a chance to play football and learn how to play the game before they got into high school competition. Mr. Spooner was named as coach for the Junior High. Prescott met each of the Verde Valley teams twice during the season. Jerome won the title with six straight wins while Prescott and Clarkdale tied for second place with two wins, two ties, and two losses. Clemenceau finished in the lowest position with no wins to her credit. HHSSHYQMPGB 1938 57 - 5 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Back Row: Bill Mathews, Refugio Rodarte, Bernard Roberts, Donald Sitler. Middle Row: Coach Spooner, Felix Cruz, Charles Akin, Frank Dillinger, Merrill Windsor, Bill Orthel, Christie Allison, Manager. Front Row: Tony Avalos, Walter Brown, Bill Nicks, Bryce Dean, Vicente Cruz. SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Prescott Juniors vs. Opponents Prescott ..,,,........., .,,.. 4 0 Clemenceau Prescott ..,.,... ...,. 4 2 Clemenceau Prescott ..,..... ..... 1 3 Ash Fork . Prescott ...,,,,. ..... 2 3 Clarkdale . Prescott ........ l.,.. 2 0 Jerome ...,. Prescott ..,,,... ,,l.. 1 1 Wickenberg' Prescott ..,..... ..,.. 1 6 Mayer ....l., Prescott ........ ,..., 1 0 Ash Fork Prescott ...... ,,,l, 2 0 Jerome ,,,.. Prescott ..,,,,.. ,,,,,,,, 1 8 Clarkdale . Total ....... ....,. 2 03 Total Prescott's Junior High basketball team made a fine showing this year by finishing the season in a three way tie for first place in the conference. They were tied with the two Verde Valley teams, Jerome and Clarkdale. The winner was to be decided by the tournament which is held annually, but the tournament was called off becaue of sickness in Clemenceau where the tournament was to be played. During the season, Coach Spooner's squad also met the Wickenberg second team and on two other occasions, they played the Ash Fork cagers. Although they lost all of these non-conference games, it was agreed by all that they received much Valuable experience and knowledge. 58 1938 HQSSQYQMPGR l l-UIEK ,. M Ei ii 5 2 Ls: 2 :S Q Hnfzeciafion T O Mr. Backe we wish to express gratitude for his long hours of diligent guidance during the pre- paration for the honors which we have won so frequently. HQSSHYQIHPGR 1938 MR. GEORGE F. BACKE DIRECTOR STRING SECTION Back Row: Katherine Jane Gernand, Mr. Racke, Dorothy Ellen Crable, Ina Ruth Crose, Middle Row: Jimmy Taylor, Betty Jo Geimer, Catherine Martin, Robert Shirley, Anna Margaret Connell, Dorothy Bergerson, Leonard Maston. Front Row: Claybon Wallis, Nancy Martin, Hazel Pederson, Avalon Christensen, Merrill Windsor. BRASS SECTION Back Row: Allen Ownbey, Raymond Garber, Kenneth Pipes, Richard Prince, Earl Rich- wine, Paul Nye. Front Row: Wayne Loving, Jimmy Martin, John Nutter, Raymond Crose, Donald Dowell, Clifford Pipes, Catherine Martin, Betty .Io Geimer, Dick Miller, Not in picture: Charles Kline. E2 1938 HHSSPIYHIIIPGR WOODWIND SECTION Back Row: Bill Myers, Wilber Thorpe, Henry Schroeder, Janet Wood, Bill Ellis, Kenneth Eckert, Dick McClintic. Middle Row: Shirley Lovett, Griffith Morris, Lloyd Pipes, Mar- guerite Reid, Pauline Schnahs, Marjorie Pitchford, Marilyn Miller, Betty Craver, Orville Lawson, Stanley Day. Front Row: Elbert Johnson, Oma Johnson, Herbert Pipes, David VVindsor, VVillia1n Boom, Bee Waples, Robert Condit. Not in picture: Junior Clark, Eugene Files. WOODWIND ENSEMBLE Henry Shroeder, Bill Ellis, Elbert Johnson, Herbert Pipes, VVilliam Boom, Bee VVaples, Bob Condit, Marjorie Pitchford, Dick McClintic, Lloyd Pipes. HQSSQYQIHPEB l938 63 STRING QUARTET Anna Margaret Connell, Catherine Martin, Nancy Maj-tin, Betty Joe Geimei X Y X BOYS' QUARTET Lloyd Pipes, David Windsor, Dick McCIintic, Robert Shirley. 1938 HHSSQYHIHPER W-f1ww.,.,,,.,,,,A,iif,,,,,,,.,,, A M M, , .. ADVANCEDCHORUS Back Row: Priscilla Bachle, Katherine Staranick, Phyllis Meyers, Marguerite Reid, Lucille Patton, Betty Medd. Third Row: Leo Kelley, Stella Mae Easter, Dorothy Deming, Jean Pearsall, LaVeta Despain, Edith Peter, Betty Cleator, Madeline Roybal, Louise Cooper, Zoleen McLain, Jack Gillis, Robert Condit. Second Row: Bee Waples, Gladys Walker, Bessie Wood, Katherine Woolwine, Betty Craver, Stanley Day. Front Row: Raymond Garber, Kenneth Pipes, Donald Dowell, Allen Ownby, Robert Knight, Omer lVeston, Junior Clark, Floyd Theobald, Leonard Maston, Richard Funk, Richard Prince. ADVANCEDCHORUS Back Row: Mary Gladys Flanagan, Nancie Tomlinson, Gwendolyn Carter, Marjodie Pitchford, Martha Smith, Edwina Block. Third Row: Katherine Jane Gernand, Pauline Schnahs, Jeanne Evans, Patricia Watkins, Gloria Rollins, Nancy Jane Martin, Marjorie Parrott, Virginia Lea Perry, Yvonne Wilson, Carol Hartung, Fay Walker, Betty Jo Geimer, Anna Margaret Connell. Second Row: Claudine Adams, Millicent McDonald, Marjorie Brown, Jean Condit, Nancy Nickerson, Catherine Martin, Jean Curry, Luresa Cline. Front Row: Lloyd Pipes, Estus Ballard, Owen Campbell, Richard McClintic, Chad Blazzard, Clifford Pipes, Paul Nye, John Bork, David Windsor, Bill Myers, Joe Trott, Robert Shirley, Griffith Morris. HHSSQYQIHPER 1938 65 BEGINNING CHORUS Back Row: Marie Haby, Verona Despain, Thelma Hall, Joan Kelly, Marjorie Stewart, Edythe Tenney, Mildred Haymore, Fae Christensen, Katheryn Bobo, Hazel Pederson, Irma Garberich, Marion Potter, Eva Addington, Charlotte Garberich, Eileen Holmes, Florence Grove. Middle Row: Helen Acrey, Ruth Ball, Norma Jane Ernest, Mary Brad- ley, Betty Jo Blount, George McKay, Elda Scott, Eudora Tenney, Laura Haymore, Gloria Strickland. Front Row: Elbert Johnson, Billy Dameron, Manley Stayton, Harold Smith- son, Herbert Pipes, Marilyn Miller, Vivienne Long, Pinkie Jackson, Dorelle Raykdal, Oma Johnson, Shirley Lovett, Towney Fall, Orville Lawson, Kenneth Dean, Hollis Hill, Evan Swann. usica activities T HE music department, under the direction of Mr. Backe, spent the first part of the school year entertaining at assemblies and plays. Soon, however, the music for the Northern Arizona Music Contest descended upon it and the real work began. After long, untiring practice the day came when the soloists and members of band, orchestra, glee clubs, mixed chorus, and ensembles set for Flagstaff. Before it was realized the contest was over and Prescott returned the winner of the contest. They placed in all nineteen events having seven first places, eleven seconds, one third, and an outstanding soloist and scholarship winner. Closing their year of musical events the department furnished the music for the Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. 66 l938 HHSSHYQMPEB I - 55 55 L? be Qpfrfzeciafion MISS Savage has long been known to students of Prescott High School as an exceptional and valuable dra- matics coach. Her plays have been a source of pleasure and enjoyment all year. XVe are all grateful and appreciate the honors she has brought us. HHSSHYHIHPSR 1938 MISS LILLIAN SAVAGE D:REc'roR Robert Horne, Katherine Woolwine, Harry Walker, Robert Shirley, Robert Poitei Bee Waples, Edwina Block, Shirley Bowen, Phyllis Meyers. SENIOR CLASS PLAY COME OUT OF THE KITCHEN Br A. E. THOMAS DIRECTED BY MISS SAVAGE Cast Paul Daingerfield, alias Smithfiled - - Charles Daingerfield, alias Brindleway - Elizabeth Daingerfield, alias Araminta - Oliva Daingerfield, alias Jane Ellen - Amanda ---------- Randolph Weeks - Burton Crane - Mrs. Falkner - Cora Falkner - Solon Tucker Thomas Lefferts - - - - Harry Walker - Bee Waples - Edwina Block - Shirley Bowen - Jane Allen - Robert Shirley - - Bob Horne - - Phyllis Meyers Katherine Woolwine - - Robert Porter - Ralph Born Story T HE four children of a southern family decide to give financial aid to their father and mother, Who are in Europe for the father's health. They make a contract to rent their home to a Northerner, who demands that there be white servants. At the last moment the servants fail to arrive so the children, in desperation, take over the servants' duties unbeknowing to the Northerner. From this point amusing situations and general confusion carry the story to a satisfactory conclusion. 7U 1938 HHSSHYHHIPGR Dorothy Deming, David Windsor, Earl McLain, Gloria Strickland, Eleanor Higgins, Don Rhodes, Zoleen McLain, Jim Allen, Bill Myers, Frances Patterson, Jean Condit, Alfred Ayars. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY SPRING FEVER BY GLENN ARTHUR HUGHES DIRECTED BY H. THEODORE COX Cast Howard Brant - ---- - - - Jim Allen Ann Purcell - - - - -Y - Zoleen McLain Phoebe Purcell - Gloria Strickland Henry Purcell - - - Earl McLain Mrs. Spangler - - Frances Patterson Ed Burns - - - - - Don Rhodes Maude Corey - Dorothy Deming Vic Lewis - - Alfred Ayars Vivian George - - - Jean Condit Professor Bean - David Windsor Dr. Dixon - - - - Bill Myers Lou Herron - - Eleanor Higgins Story SEVERAL students at a small college compose most of the action. A boarding house at the college is the setting, and the main plot centers around a boy and girl who have much difficulty arranging matters so the boy will graduate. The landlady, a chemistry student, an art student, and several other characters introduce .numerous complica- tions, but all ends happily. I-lHSSHYI3lfIlPEB l938 71 Katherine Woolwine, Robert Horne, Jane Allen, Shirley Bowen CONTEST WINNER AT PHOENIX THE LAST OF THE LOWRIESU BY PAUL GREEN DIRECTED BY MISS SAVAGE Cast Cumba Lowrie - - - - - Katherine Woolwine Jane - - - ---- Jane Allen Mayno - - - Shirley Bowen Henry Berry - - Robert Horne Story T HE hardships and sorrows that frown upon the Lowries, who are Croatan Indians, compose the story of this play. Three of the boys and the father of the family have been shot for being outlaws. During the play the fourth son kills himself before the sheriff can get him. The old mother is left tragically alone but somewhat comforted by her daughter and daughter-in-law. 72 1938 HHSSHYPIITIPGR Betty Cleator, Ralph Born, Edwina Block, Robert Horne, Bee Waples. Maud Slovsky Henry - Mr. Jackson Miss Wells CONTEST PLAY AT FLAGSTAFF THE FLORIST SHOP BY VVINIFRED HAWKBRIDGE DIRECTED BY MISS SAVAGE Cast Edwina Block Robert Horne Bee Waples Ralph Horn Betty Cleator Story IA ROMANTIC shop girl sends orchids to a customer believing it wi.ll hurry the cus- tomer, who has been engaged for fifteen years, to marriage. VVhen her employer learns of her action, he discharges her, but she is reernployed as her plan finally works out and brings the business to the florist shop. HHSSHYHIHPGR 1938 73 Bee Waples, Georgiana Dunbar, Don Rhodes, Edith Powell. Not in picture: James Kline, Roy Kline, Joe Grossman. THE END OF THE FUEDH BY NANCX' TRAVIS. Third Place original play winner at A. S. T. C., Tempe, 1937, presented in assem- bly, 1938. Marjorie Harlan, Theodore Emanuel, Hershel Fortner, Wallace Harper, Donald Dowell. Not in picture: June Norton, Dorelle Reykdal. UHASSAYAMPA TRUTHSH BY HELEN EVANS. Second Place original play winner at A. S. T. C., Tempe, 1937, presented in assem- bly, 1938. 74 1938 HHSSHYI-lITlPQR II I. L.l E. 15' 19m 'E L.- 3. li ' Z. Ppfzeciafion NUMEROUS clubs and organizations furnish out-of- school recreation and training for students with special interests. The value of this training can not be over- estimated, for one who is active in such things in school practically always benefits from it in later years. Leadership, initiative, and social adaptability are de- veloped while the student participates in those activities in which he is interested. Faculty sponsors of clubs should be commended for the amount of time and energy they spent to make each club a success. Without the help and advice of the sponsor, it would be impossible for the club to achieve the success now possible. HHSSHYHMPGR 1938 Ur X ,X ,Mm YELLOW JACKETS Back Row: Miss Coleman, adviser, Crable, McNeil, Kidwell, Davis, Evans, Garber, McKay, Kelly, McKay, Fowler. Third Row: Dorsey, Dickerson, Bobo, Bates, Gibbs, Christensen, Christensen, Cleator, Craver, Cooper, Connell, McDonald, Long, Jackson, Holmes, Smith, Morris. Second Row: Born, Adams, Arnold, Barnes, Boyer, Bradley, Brown, Bachle, Beckman, Blount. Front Row: Grove, Deming, Eckles, Johnson, Cruh Gipson, Miller, llowell, Gentry, Mignella. YELLOW JACKETS Back Row: Miss Childress, adviser, McLain, Rosenblatt, Wilson, Wilson, Hartung, Meyers, Evans, Bowen, Rollins, Gernand. Third Row: Ball, Monreal, Monreal, Post, Wolff, Bratton, Travis, Watkins, Tenney, Turley, Block, Blount, Harlan, Condit, Stara- nick. Schiel. Second Row: Gipson, Moore, Carter, Allen, Baker, Carter, Tenney, Stewart, Orr, Overstreet, Gunter, Orthel, Higgins, Ogg. Front Row: Pitchford, Patterson, Reid, Seale, Cline, Woolwine, Pearsall, Weigandt, Jones. 78 1938 HQSSHYHMPGR GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Back Row: Miss Cary, Elizabeth Bratton, Helen Bashaw, Edythe Tenney, Florentina Guerrero, Lorraine Wilson, Ercelia Monreal, Virginia Kennedy, Alberta Blount, Barbara Baker. Third Row: Katherine Woolvvine, Millicent Macllonald, Patricia Watkins, Cath- erine Martin, Shirlie Born, Laura Warner, Dorothy Bates, Adeline Turley, Kathryn Bobo, Gloria Strickland. Second Row: Clara Mae Gipson, Florence Grove, Elda Scott, Eudora Tenney, Virginia Atwood, Genevieve Frazier, Priscilla Bachle, Ina Ruth Crose, Pearl Eckles. Front Row: Mildred Jean McNeil, Mary Helen Fortner, Elinor Orr, Vir- ginia Gentry, Jenny Mae Rosenblatt, Betty Lo Aiken, Muriel Stafford, Tillie Urias. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Back Row: Betty Jean Ogg, Frances Patterson, Eleanor Higgins, Mardean Gipson, Stella Dickerson, Nancy Travis, Charlotte McKay, Yvonne Wilson, Rosemary Davis, Marjorie Pitchford. Third Row: Della Monreal, Evelyn Jones, Barbara Post, Fay Gholson, Edith Peter, Leanore Arnold, Lorraine Carter, Gwendolyn Carter, Carol Hartung, Hazel Peder- son. Second Row: Felice Mignella, George McKay, Jean Evans, Marilyn Miller, Martha Smith, Mildred Dowell, Thelma Hall, Nancy Post, Virginia McCoy. First Row: Mary Dell Johnson, Fay lValker, Mary Engle, Betty Weigandt, Mildred Haymore, Fae Christ- enson, Ruth Norton, Eileen Holmes. HHSSQYQIHPER l938 79 LETTERMEN Back Row: Bill Prince, Ralph Born, Carl Clark, Sidney Despain, Wallace Harper, Jack Post. Front Row: Alan Whitehurst, Orville Bratton, Mike Malyjurek, Clifford Miller, Fraser McKay, Hayden Brown, Richard Espinoza. CAMERACLUB Back Row: Mr. Cowley, Robert Milligan, Bill Bumstead, Leonard Maston, Charles Kegel, Daniel Bumstead, Bob Madrid. Middle Row: Harry NValker, Chester Knight, Richard Knight, Donald Lanning, Torn Thorpe, Bob Knight. Front Row: Vincent Pentecost, Richard Miller, Mary Anderson, Alice Overstreet, Dorothy Deming, Jack Jones, Jack Still. 80 1938 HHSSQYHIHPGR STAGECRAFT AND COSTUME CLUB Back Row: Mr. Cox, Albert Lee, Bob Condit, Bill Price, Junior Weber, Eudora Tenney, Beverly Collins, Berniece Collins. Front Row: Shirley Lovett, Margaret Wolff, Thelma Hall, Miss South, Helen Jones, Dorothy O'Brien, Mary Bradley, Louise Cooper. X' ' l Q40 ? 1 , ,fa ' DEBATE CLUB Back Row: Mr. Cary, Clovis Hill, Harry Walke1', Robert Horne, Robert Porter. Front Row: Robert Shirley, Robert Everett, Jack Ogg, Katherine Woolwine, Edith Powell Joel Simon. HPISSHYQIHPGB 1938 81 E BADGER STAFF Back Row: Mr. Shirley, Owen Campbell, Dick McClintic, Lloyd Pipes, Griffith Morris, Theodore Emanuel. Front Row: Marie Mignella. Dolores Flanagan, Betty Cleator, Nancy Travis, Jack Cody. nuun-W HASSAYAMPER STAFF Back How: Marjorie Parrott, Ina Ruth Crose, Katherine VVoolwine, Nancy Travis, Laura XVarner, Betty Jean Ogg. Front Row: Edgar Rucker, llick McClintic, Mr. Shirley, Theodore Emanuel. 82 1938 HQSSQYHITIPGB s , ,,-.h.............,.....-..-.noni LIBRARY CLUB Back Row: Mary Alice Dorsey, Miss Hardway, Shirlie Born, Rosetta Johnson, Eileen Brown, Kathryn Bobo, Felice Mignella, June McCoy, Dorothy Mercer, Dorothy Baxter. Front Row: Anita Simmons, Helen Acrey, Betty Burton, Vivienne Long, Marianna Ben- nett, Florentina Guerrero, Janet Wood, Julia Gibson. SCIENCE CLUB Back Row: Mr. Ivins, Donald O'Brien, Bob Madrid, Bill Bumstead, William Darden, Teddy Bronson. Front Row: Jack Still, Tom Thorpe, Harry Walker, Lowden Wingo, Earl Richwine. HHSSHYHIIIPEB 1938 83 15 CLUB Back Row: Mr. Cowley, Robert Porter, Robert Horne, Orville Bratton, Hayden Brown, Ralph Born, Arthur Converse. Front Row: Jack Ogg, Gwendolyn Carter, Katherine Woolwine, Barbara Baker, Nancy Travis, Clifford Miller. RIFLE CLUB Back Row: Mr. Tilse, Edward Hill, Richard Oliver, Bob Madrid, Lester XVOmack, J. VV. Dean, Garland Connell. Front Row: Edward Swann, Cecil Smith, Dick Miller, Chester Knight, Raymond Garber, Daniel Bumstead, Griffith Morris. 84 l938 HQSSQYHMPGR ART CLUB Back Row: Lorraine Wilson, Peggy Bo1'n, Marjorie Parrott, Gloria Rollins. Front Row Jenny Mae Rosenblatt, Alice Overstreet, Mary Bradley, Dorothy O'Brien. I , QUILL AND SCROLL Mr. Shirley, Betty Cleator, Theodore Emanuel, Dick McClintic, Marie Mignella. HHSSHYQIHPGR 1938 85 TUMBLING TEAM Back Row: Martha Smith, Nancy Travis, Clara Mae Gipson, Mildred Dowell, Fay Ghol- son, Kathryn Bobo, Eudora Tenney. Middle Row: Marjorie Pitchford, Marilyn Miller, Pearl Eckles, Miss Cary, Elizabeth Bratton, Lorraine Carter, Carol Hartung, Della Mon- real. Front Row: Eleanor Higgins, Frances Patterson, Fay Walker, Mary Dell Johnson. Gini: activities I N the school a number of clubs have been organized for the purpose of experimentation in the given field of in- terest. The most active ones this year are the Camera Club, Debate Club, Science Club, Rifle Club and Art Club. All of these meet at intervals to work on a given project. The two largest organizations are the Yellow Jackets and the Girls Athletic Association. The first group com- poses the cheering section at all athletic contests, while the G. A. A. promotes recreation in the fields of girls' sports. Other groups have specific tasks to perform. The Stagecraft and Costume Club takes charge of makeup and costumes for assemblies and plays, While the Library Club takes active duty during hours that students may check out books. The Badger staff which has been listed as a club has an expressed duty of publishing the school newspaper. The Lettermen's Club and Quill and Scroll are pri- marily honorary groups. The Tumbling team gave a per- formance in assembly. The 15 Club was organized this year for the purpose of promoting goodwill among schools. 86 1938 I-IHSSHYHITIPGR X65 I gL S H r y N if K A ' XXL ff I I I X A' X X X 1 ,f X X,,Xf .x Nw ,Q 1 . ',.:w.,m. --.V . w .45-X, , . -' ' 'aj'-j4::Sfg5fj,X, M... , ,V ., A.. f,yf,rH'q-yggAg',1 wi, '.v?if1fi f' A - 4' 2ffi,vp,5g'fQ5 C-- L J .. X . V1 4,5 5w 'f?'5W'-5211-fifi - X: 1,31 .fy 5.1 ,K3fuwx..:-qyfgi-.,,5fj',r,4 X Q MYgw,,4,se4,wQ- Luxurious? Yes . . . but you can Thg Bank really save money with our School Dresses, Play Suits and Sandals. of Sarah Martin's Little Shop Around the Corner . Arlzona 120 N. Cortez St. Prescott, Arizona PRESCOTT, ARIZONA Tet-Tri-Zol J. Heap, Manager Laundry of Cleaning Quality and Care PRESCOTT SANITARY LA UN DRY and Dry Cleaners North Montezuma Street Prescott, Arizona COMPLIMENTS OF ALLEN'S MARKETS Northern Arizonzis Leading Food Stores Market No. 1 Sel-Rite Market Market No. 3 330 W. Gurley 133 North Cortez West Gurley at Grove HHSSHYHITIPEIR 1938 89 1938 HHSSQYQIHPQR COMPLIMENTS Richfield Oil OF Corp. EAGLE DRUG STORE RESPONSIBILITY I and LAWRENCE CLEANERS PHONE 14 THE PRESCOTT PUBLIC SCHOOLS Are HELPING TO MAKE FINER CITIZENS Through The KINDERGARTEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ADULT NIGHT SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT BOARD OF EDUCATION D. R. Sheldon Kenyon Trengove, President R. S. Condit, Clerk J. H. Allen HHSSPIYHIDPER 1938 1938 HHSSPLYHIDPQB l l i Vyne Bros. Electric Company Established 1910 Prescott Arizona SPORTS EQUIPMENT For Field or Gym Sam Hill Hardware Everybody Swears by Sam Hill The Arizona Power Corporation Prescott, Arizona Moderrzize-Electrify Your Kitchen The Men's Shop Prescott, Arizona O. A. Hesla Co. J EWELERS K od fl Irs Radios Peterson, Brooke 8x Steiner School and Office Supplies Prescott - Arizona J. C. Penney Co. Prescott, Arizona We Clothe The Nation O. W. Bruchman CLOTIIIER Piggly Wiggly Prescott, Arizona Automobile Supplies Hood Tires-Mobile Gasoline, Mobile Oil-Pennzoil and Quaker State Motor Oils Seale's Service Station E. C. Seale, Prop. Phone 357 The Harmon Audit Company A ccountrmts and A uflitors Bashford Building PRESCOTT, ARIZONA Rooms 255-259 Adams Hotel PHOENIX, ARIZONA Claud FL Harmon, C. P. A. SAFEWAY PAY'N TAKIT STORE Everything for the Table EBSTEKS Butter Buttermilk -- Cottage Cheese HHSSHYQIHPGR l938 93 9 L 1938 HQSSHYHIHPER Dan Farrell Pro' HOT SIZZLING STEAKS Dealer in XVILSON GOLF CLUBS At The Hassayampa Country Club Whlte Cafe L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro, Massachusetts Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers to Schools and Colleges Maker of 1939 Class Rings and Senior Commencement Invitations for Prescott High School Representatives-Earl Ferguson, Rooms 928-29, 555 So. Flower St., Los Angeles Amos Kin dt I-Iandiest Station In Town J. E. Davis TRANSFER W. W. Davis, Manager Phone -145 Hassayampa Hotel Lincoln Life Insurance Co. VV. L. ROGERS Prescott Credit and Finance Company INSURANCE AND BONDS Guarantee Title and Trust Company ' Best Wishes From The Green Frog Ray Bratton, Mgr. When Motor Trouble Troubles You Call Waples Service six FOUR Two Best Wishes To The Class Of 1938 Double Dip Ice Cream O. L. Whayne, Mgr. Compliments Flowers Of from Rod Johnson Allanrs El9CtI'lC CO. Next Door to Studio Theatre HHSSHYHIIIPGR 1938 1938 HHSSHYHITIPGR Use Products See Us For Complete Shell-Lubrication CHECK'S SERVICE STATION 340 S. Montezuma 0 . GEORGE MUMBY'S SHELL SERVICE 707 E. Gurley I HARTIN'S SUPER SERVICE 325 W. Gurley o CHAS. L. JORGENSEN Selling Agent Phone 278 For Stove Oil CONGRA TULA TIONS T0 THE CLASS OF 1 9 3 8 Webb Motors, Inc Form and L1NooLN-ZEPHYR Sales and Service GOODYEAR TIRES Portraits Frames Ql3Pf's'f55D,0 Prescott --4o- Arizona Kodak Commercial Finishing Photography Best Wishes From The City of Prescott W. H. TIMERHOFF Mayor M. L. TRIBBY FLOYD WILLIAMS D. W. SHIVERS ROY YOUNG Council Members HHSSPIYHIIIPGR 1938 Cornick Sz Carr Attorneys Jos. B. Love, Jr. Life and Accident Insurance Annuities PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INS. Co. 105 E. Gurley-Phone 228 Milligan Bros. Vzclccmizing and Retremling McLoughlin Coal Co. AMERICAN BLOCK COAL Ignition and Carlmretor Service Fuel Oil Texaco Marfax Lubrication V 620 E' Gurley St' Phone 3 C. D. Rhodes, Prop Pl10H6 20 Good Luck To Compliments Coach Pratt of and the 1938 Moderne Modes Shop Badgers Fight 'em Fight 'em Fight 'em Compliments of Norma Ree Beauty Shop Compliments of Sun Drug Co. Sturlcn t's Heaflquarters Independent Cash Store Prescott, Arizona Compliments Phone 148 Of fob Schnahf F.If4Q1?,' Owl Drug 82 Candy Company Jrocerzes, Ffruzts Meats, Fish Vegetables Poultry Ensminger's Pharmacy The Complete Drug Store 4 fa THE BASHFORD-BURMISTER Co. A. A. Smith Quick Economical Plumbing and Heating Service Automatic Coal Stokers-Oil Burners Phone 393 320 E. Sheldon St. Prescott, Ariz. x sxucn 4868, 'rue :gg pnwxvs' 1938 HHSSHYHIHPGR Best Wishes from Sheriff Robbins Best Wishes To Class of 1938 Pearl Bethea xN xx Xxxm X ...THE ' T ' E... Richard Lamson JUDGE OF SUPERIOR CoUR'r ch Good Will from David H. Biles SSESSOR Mu COUNTY A B. B. Shimonowsky and Bro. Wlzipplek Department Store Whipple, Arizona 0. Compliments of SUPERVISORS Wm. Byers District No. 1 and C. C. Jackson District No. 2 Crystal Ice KL Fuel C M525 Mullen Lumber Timber Co. RS and MINING TIMBE or Power Square-Telephone Gordon S. Clark Round or Line Poles LUMBER Rough or Planed-House Logs S. A. Spear Distributor Bukove Motgy CO. TIDEWATER ASSOCIATED OIL CO. Con. Woon IL Prescott Lumber HHSSQYHHIPGB 1938 Co. Carl Hickerson CHAS. C. ELROD SALES AGENCY FUEL ou. AND o1L HEATING EQUIPMENT 430 Grove Avenue-Phone 614 Technical Analysis of Heating Problems-Draft Guzie and CO2 Test AIR CONDITIONING CONGRATULATIONS From the Editor of the FIRST HASSAYAMPER ANDREW E. BALDWIN COTTONWOOD -'- PRESCOTT COMPLIMENTS OF Agnes B. Todd Shop Aitken 61 Aven, lnc. Insurance Arizona Lodge No.l, I.0.0.F. Arizona Mining Supply Corporation Davis Brothers D. O. Roe, Equitable Life of New York George Findley, 301 W. Crurley St. Grace Chapman, County Recorder H. A. Dameron, Real Estate Head Hotel Barber Shop l-lead Lumber Company Humes Home Bakery Kitty R. Crossman, Clerk of Superior Court Lantz Grocery Company, lnc. Miller Produce Company Martindell Horne 81 Co., insurance Agency Louis B. Price, Auto Parts Modem Barber Shop Music Store Palace Barber Shop Prescott Metal Products Company Reykdal's, Tennis Rackets, Keys Ruby Penney's Beauty Salon Ryer Shoe Shop Sam's Shop-White Flannel Pants, 55.45 Santa Fe Trail Transportation Company Shoe Hospital The Valley National Bank The Y Coal and Wood Yard, Tel. l97 Whitehurst Sz Graff's Quality Market Yavapai County Savings Bank Cap and Gown Co. of California Old Mill, Wimpy Hamburgers Dixon Fagerberg -Attorneys! Byrne, T. Ewing, Charles L., County Attorney Favour 51 Baker McDaniel, Charles E. McGuire, John A. O'Sullivan Sc Morgan 100 1938 HHSSHYHIHPGR PRESCOTT COURIER INC. ESTABLISHED IN Isaz PRESCOTT EVENING COURIER 0 ARIZONA COURIER JOURNAL 0 PRESCOTT WEEKLY COURIER PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS Q1 HQSSHYHITIPGR 1938 , i ,i 4 i 55 N , ii , 0 X Eg fisii Li a x . w aufagfzaptzsiiizf-5 iji-gi maj? 5 W M VH iii M it A A 4 -.19 R bg, M dv 1 SJ M ,ff , , . ,M , ,, A 4 I ,ev MF. J 0' ' 4 ' fljfv sa q 535 P1454 32 I Cfufogfmplfz I wgffw i. xt..- I ,V 3 1 'Q 4 xp J ,- iw I M 'ie- JJ fy-Q H K - , -lf., . if Qi' .wife-.1 -.f , X? V- - ' 721' Y-fi W 'Wy ' ' A -sf w-,xc :Q v- ! . 'fix 'U . 'Lew' Luger: ,.,,A 33: Avg, K., 5 .74- V '- an , , 'T' xv fiafg . 1 ' -'Tl I 17 ' ,ici JQ5' 11, ' far., .git RSE ye . aff: . 1 '52 15: , 155 , .22 , 3 , 4 R .ff .. . tf- :E ,f w' -,..h...,,m . -W. . ,M I 1 f 574 Tj ffjlg . QQ, , U f f , - L, f 'x M Aff x X. fy' . : 'I kj! g' jf'--7,4-,fg,7f5Qfx!f vx V079 00 C fix f 1. v: J. 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