Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)
- Class of 1939
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M-m..q,,,g,,g.s - , .. .V . ,, M, tw, uv.. fw. ll at -'Magix V , f .vrwf Dedication As in 1931 when the necessity arose to enlarge the high school, an expansion program is needed, this time to an entirely new and different building. It was here in the present school, built in 1914 and expanded in 1931 because of the increased enroll- ment, that this class and the classes before have spent many hours. To really appreciate the school one must go back to early pioneer days when the educational system of the Prescott district con- sisted of but a small one-room log cabin on the banks of Granite Creek. There the grandparents of these seniors Went to school and learned the three R's-readin', 'ritin', and 'rithmetic. Through the years, as the need arose, larger and better equipped schools were built until the present building was constructed. Now, however, this building cannot accommodate the combined enrollment of the junior and senior high schools, so another step must be taken. Consequently, in the fall of next year the senior high will move into a new educational institution which Will afford more and better facili- ties for the mental and physical ,development of the students. With these parting Words this annual is dedicated to the present high school building from which the class of '39 will be the last of 26 classes to graduate. FOYCWOTCJ In the 1939 Hassayamper an attempt has been made to record events that will be memorable in the minds of every student of Prescott High School. It Was the aim to make this book of ever-increasing value as the years pass by. Special emphasis has been made by devoting one section to the recording of the outstanding activities of the year. In this yearbook, the same as in any other book of its kind. certain activities and contests cannot be carried in their entirety because the printing must be done prior to their completion. Life is given to the book through the use of color which is an innovation in the annuals of the school. A theme of music has been carried throughout the book, With the aid of the trumpeters on the left pages and the horizontal bar With musical engravings on the right. If this Hassayamper has added to the enjoyment of the student body, when housed in this institution or scattered to the corners of the globe in later years, the purpose has been fulfilled. 4 r Z.: 'Q 1 1 X ll K , . si lg -' 'F NJ ll 2ll'l 'f-.5 1 J ' Ulf! .- e e 1-are -- - S55 .vw gs, , .4 or , A Q, V- .gr 'W ., 111' me S '13 QD 11' TT of--X rifwf SJENIIML lrunarmn smnnomom v I - Vu, Q in 'wif , ' W ffqf. .. -' -'H lk -1 if --l 5 A g Fl' 'f - 41' Ill V . . . . ,-- T U 5 rksscorr-,nnlzowp f, ',,v - ,win f L, fr, g l f., K 4' kgs' I K Y- .X r ,M LIEQIEHEB. AND mmomzv ,xl V Ik, Nfl!-1 ' Zi' 'Q - -524' 4 , l f Wx . Le .1 ,lv 1 L vs 1 1, Say' Ill! 4 K -L. -X. - , 4 Q' V , , . fr y H, f . , ,, , . 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'XXX - gig' ,F-1 ff 2 fi gf-jf , . 1 suuurnc new X it .. slnlllll ,,' A 2 lf' VW ffl in 'A ' N '-S f A B - U M 1- ' X e -. ,gf . 'ft-1 , J- g ' X - ' f'M':lK- E.,-g53,Q -.4 . f -.2 ie s' ' ' ' U My J I -Elclmliuccl' Xp 'cg - -- ' ' cp' . 'A Q, ' 1 H '- - ' DEL E. WE B. CONTRACTOR The New School In the fall of last year bonds were passed by the townspeople that will enable the senior high school students to enter a new school next fall. This school will consist of four buildings-the administration, the science, and the liberal arts buildings, and the gymnasium. The administration building will contain the various school offices and the auditorium, over which will be located the library and study hall. The stage will be at the far end of the auditorium, away from the offices. The science and homemaking departments will occupy the science building, while the liberal arts building will contain the ordinary class rooms. The three main structures will be in the form of a U , with the gymnasium, the football field, and the tennis courts behind them. The football field will be sodded and will be a great improvement over any former field. Bleachers which may be folded up during the day and will be used during basketball games, as well as first-class equipment, will be installed in the gymnasium. This new school is to be located at Granite and Carleton streets and will be easily accessible to any part of town. X Fc. l., 'v ,IW . all . X nj. -,, f- , v rw? 3,1 A s .F 'N V 7 fail i , , J' ,f',-ggi .fl i in will y A - rr I . --A .y 1 N YP Q ,in 1 P. Administration DON R. SHELDON SUPERINTENDENT The members of the school board, the ones Whose duty it is to govern the expenditures, the activities, and the general system, the ones upon Whom the greatest responsibility are placed, include Mr. R. S. Condit, president, Dr. J. H. Allen, clerk, and Kenyon Trengove, member. To these executives and to Mr. Don R. Sheldon, superintendent, in Whom these powers are vested, Who have led us successfully through another year of our school life, we extend our sincere appreciation. School Board Kenyon Trengove R. S. Condit, president Dr. H. Alien, clerk A. W. HENDRIX PRINCIPA Faculty George F. Backe DIRECTOR OF MUSIC , , . L Miss Ceneava Baken SHORTHAND, OFFICE PRACTICE Waldo L. Bast CHEMISTRV, PHYSICS Miss Carolin Miss Myrtle Bates SECRETARY TO THE PRINCIPAL e Brinkmeyer ENGLISH 3-39 Miss Rose Brodie ARITHMETIC H. I... MAYFIELD VICEAPRINCIF-'AL C WW X Douglas V. Cary CIVICS, AMERICAN PROBLEMS H. T. Cox ' Miss Marjorie Hawthorne EADIFIG, LIT ATURE f-'Yg,l J ' ' ,, my fl 7'-ju-' nrtfj inf, .11 :L 1,1 ,Li 1 1' fa- 'L'-vt -. . Ai' if 1 Miss Ethel Cary GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION 46174548 , Miss Jeanette livian READING, LITERATURE f fw'.-abfklo, ww, Miss Frances Herring ART Raymond N. Cowley AMERICAN HISTORY Miss Lenora Childress ENGLISH, LATIN Miss Nell Fagerberg Miss Dorothy I-larclaway at GEOGRAPHY LIBRARY Wilson Ivins Miss Mary jobling GEN. MATHEMATICS. SCIENCE JUNIOR HIGH MUSIC te, 6 ,nl , , 'I , fjyff 1 C E. Long SUPERVISED STUDY Arthur McNeill SHOP R A. Ramage DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS ,,- 'vr J Martin H. Munz ENGLISH J. F. Olivo Miss Lillian Savage SPEECH, DRAMATICS Miss Catherine McDonald JUNIOR HIGH ENGLISH Miss Hazel Oesterle SCHOOL NURSE Ralph D. Shamhart MATHEMATICS. SCIENCE if M. McNarie ALGEBRA. PLANE GEOMETRY Hamblin Pratt COACH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION C. T. Shirley JOURNALISM, ENGLISH E f f --+- ML :III Miss Tabitha South I... T. Spooner HOMEMAKING J. H. HISTORY AND CIVICS Miss Margaret Summers A. Tilse HOMEMAKING MECHANICAL DRAVIING, SHOP Miss Irene Wade H. F. Yost COUNCILOR AND VISITING COMMERCIAL TEACHER Miss Myrtle Stephens ARITHMETIC Miss Merle Trahan ENGLISH Miss Mary Wiggins SPANISH NOT IN PICTURE I I Adonna Allen jim Allen Hayden Brown Lorraine Carter Artliur Converse J. W. Dean Max Edwards john Favour Oma johnson Bill Kelly nf Q K Q I ? L3 L Richard Oliver Alice Overstreet Marjorie Pitclifo Jack Still rd .44 Patricia Watkins David Windsor .tg E3 'm A , f 'f' AWQ1 rie 3 l Officers and Council ,lack Ogg Richard Prince PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDE it Laura Warner Eleanor Higgins SECRETARY YELL LEADER Q Don Rhodes ATHLETIC MANAGER mf? Q4 A , A ew 4 v it fl .Albert Crawford A fx .f Rex Grofeu . ff? 'ig -Q ' , QKQRETARYIEH' Herbert Boom . john Deming Junior Officers and Council Following the principles of democracy, the faculty of this school has given partial self-government to the students. The legislative part of this self-government resides in two student councils, one for the jun- ior high and one for the senior high. 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The above scenes are but a few of the rooms that hold such happy memories. The quietness of the library, the explosions of the chem- istry room, the uproars of the typing room, and the smells of the cooking room are but a few of the many things to be left behind. In other spe- cialized rooms, such as the shops and the art and drawing rooms, are found the noises of the lathes and handsaws and the chatter of the art supply room. Of course, the same things will be found in the new school, but they will never be the same to those who have graduated here and to those who have been students here. Graduates ,,gjyQpening the year with the initiation of the Freshmen Class, the Senior Glagiactivities get under way the second week of the school year. The next Mievent of the year was the Senior Class play, Seven Keys to Baldpatej' '8 'mysterious, melodramatic farce, directed by Miss Savage. The play was presented in the high school auditorium to a capacity crowd. Coming next on a large list of activities was the Senior Hop given on December 22. The dance was a huge success due to the untiring efforts of the various committees and Mr. Cowley, Senior Class adviser. Senior Ditch Day was another event greatly enjoyed by the Raymond N. Cowley Class' One of the most enjoyable events of the entire year was the Senior Farewell Dance held in the form of a St. Patrick's Dance on March 17. The Senior Farewell Assembly was held on May 10. Climaxing a very successful year will be the commencement and baccalaureate exercises. The commencement program will be in the form of a play and the baccalaureate services will be given in the form of a pageant. These will bring to a close and usher out another suc- cessful senior class. William Boom Hayden Brown Lorraine Carter Earl McLain PRESIDENT VICE-PRESHDENT S ETARY TREASURER Doris May Aiken Clycle Roland Ainsworth Adonna Allen james Henry Allen, jr. Elmer R, Artman Virginia Ruth Atwood Grant Alfred Ayars Howard R. Balentine Ruth Irene Ball Estus Elven Ballard Dorothy Alice Bates Charles Ray Beckman l Bell E John.Norman Beclcrnen Dorothey Aryleen Bergerson Betty Joan Blount Wi 'V Yclgypool Boom Kathryn Ellen Bobo Dorothy Adele Bradley Mary Evalyn Bradley Lo 'F Bunte Hayden Jack Brown Lorraine Carter Avalon Christensen l lv V .ff .XI 'N I I x r,J'Graduates a ,,.4, 1 n Thomas L. Coates WC if Jean Elizabeth Condit Carlancl Connell. Jr. Evelyn Louise Cooper Cleo Barbara Cosper J. W. Dean Kenneth Dean Dorothy Deming Stella Dickerson Donald G. Dowell Georgiana Dunbar Louis Walter Echols 77,5-I, f v'f'w,ff1:fg,i'rvq i W rpm, lk P WWLH . . . 4 E , . . ,.r ,. ,, , ,. , , te, mi - gg,-il-U'-'1 . . .,, . , M Nga, I JQQQW wiuiam Boone Ellis Mary May Engle john Ward Ensminger John McLean Favour Eugene E. Files Genevieve Frazier Fred Raymond Garber Katherine Jane Gernancl Marclean Gipson Robert Oliver Giroux Evelyn Louise Gunter Marjorie ,lean Harlan Graduates Dortha Carol Hartung Eleanor Louise Higgins Earl Martin Hyde I v Walter Eugene Hyde David C. Johnson, jr. Oma Nettie Johnson Ralph Luverne jones Calvin Alexander Judd Leo Kelley George S. Laughlin Paul Livingston George L. lVlcCarger 'W 1 . - ,, .-r -in-.., ra- leen ain Richard Storey McNeill Margaret Frances Marlowe harcl Charles Miller Robert E. Milligan Ercelia Monreal Moore harles W. Myers Nancy F. Nickerson Paul Nye Graduates X I , ' 6 IX if f. vlifll jack Leroy Ogg Richard Thomas Oliver Mary Ann Orthel Alice Florene Overstreet Clifford Allen Ownbey Ida Frances Patterson Ada Lee Perner Clifford Pipes Albert Lee Pruitt Robert Milton Purtyman George Dave Reiff Dorelle Christine Reykdal I . V -V5 Cebhtnfbonald Rhodes Domenic Frank Rigo Lucille Rogers Elwood Boyd Sanders lJQi'fxIiiC Patricia Schiel Evelyn Virginia Scale Robert Seidel John Robert Shaw Lillian Maureen Sheldon Elizabeth Josephine Shivers Anita Lee Simmons jack Wilkinson Still, jr Graduates Frank Laroy Stueve Frances Mae Thompson Milton Lee Roy Thompson Russell A. Thornhill Thomas Edward Thorpe joseph Robertson Trott Frank S. Turner John Viliborghi Laura Eclna Warner psf' in sf,-silo!-.XL - If 1.7 :M -7 ,R in - -1- 1. Freda Sheehan Richard C. Prince if raduates jam Wilcox Doris Rae Williams Windsor Bessie aud Wood Arlin K. Armstrong Other Graduates William Cannon Browning Paul Caldwell Daniel F. Farrell Class Will We, the members of the Class of '39 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. I, Ray Garber, leave my chance for getting a contract with MGM to play Rhett Butler in Gone With The Wind. I, Don Dowell, leave my driving ability to Tommy Fall and my sleeping ability to Jack Jones. I, John Ensminger, leave a gallon of ice cream to Mr. Cary. I, Jim Allen, leave my size 24's to Nehi. I, Tom Thorpe, leave my advanced scientific theories for Einstein to carry on. I, John Favour, leave Betty and Marge new fields to conquer. I, Bill Boom, leave all the girls in a flutter. I, Howard Balentine, leave my towering stature to Tommy Robbins. I, Alfred Ayres, leave with most of Martha's jewelry. We, the members of the 1939 basketball team, leave our jinx to the teams of Clarkdale and Jerome. I, Adonna Allen, would leave my red hair if it hadn't left me. I, Dick Prince, leave the home room in peace- or pieces. I, Georgianna Dunbar, leave by vamping ability to the memory of my many admirers. I, George Reiff, leave my magnetic personality to my friend from Mayer, Harry Gay. I, Hayden Brown, leave my yen for passing girls into the show free of charge to my successor. I, Mardean Gipson, leave my natural platinum curls to those who have to spend money for peroxide. I, Don Rhodes, leave Vesta to the freshmen and wish them all luck. I, Joe Trott, leave my talented ability to make funny faces to Barbara Bassett. I, Oma Johnson, will my imagination to Allie Emmons. I, Norman Beckmen, leave my long legs to Mr. Ba t. I, Mary Bradley, leave my school girl complexion to Pop McNarie. ZS if I, Frances Patterson, leave my golden voice to Jeanette McDonald. I, Glenn Webb, leave for Phoenix. I, Bessie Wood, leave without saying a word. I, James Wilcox, leave my pipe to my little brother. I, Doris Rae Williams, leave Catherine Martin to carry on. N I, Albert Pruitt, leave a place for next year's football captain. I, Paul Caldwell, leave nothing, taking nothing. I, Eugene Files, leave my model airplanes to Junior Clark. I, Ercelia Monreal, leave my tennis paddle to Ina Ruth Crose. I, Earl Hyde, leave my laziness to Donald Wal- ters, who thinks the most important factor in industry is labor, capital, or brains. I, Junior Browning, leave the halls for someone else to haunt. I, Walter Hyde, leave my red face to Bob Mills. I, Marjorie Harlan, leave a small school for the rest of the students. I, Calvin Judd, leave my seat on the Chino Valley bus to my brother. I, Margaret Marlowe, leave Joe Miller to him- self in library. I, Vera Martin, leave for the box office at the Elks Theatre. I, Evelyn Gunter, leave all the worries of a senior to the Junior Class. I, J. W. Dean, leave my mile running ability to Wayne Loving. I, John Bell, leave my chewing gum to Marjorie Pitchford. I, Frank Turner, leave my dark eyes to Miss McDonald. I, Frances Thompson, leave my love for opera music to Mr. Backe. I, Clyde Ainsworth, leave my size to Mr. Spooner. I, Mary Ann Orthel, leave my long fingernails to the Empress of China. start plumbing. art technique to Dowell with a to any my my fingers in the leave my cowboy boots to any dude nerve enough to wear them. I, Charles Beckman, leave haunting the Eagle corner. I, Richard McNeill, leave with-well you've heard the old story of greener pastures. We, Doris May Aiken and Walter Echols, leave two empty seats in the balcony for some other couple. I, Maureen Sheldon, leave my broad shoulders to Bill Balentine. I. Evelyn Seale, leave my place by the radiator in home room to Janet Wood. I, Bob Milligan, leave as quietly as I came. I, Kathryn Bobo, leave the library without a cataloger. I, Earl McLain, leave with my cousins. I, Milton Thompson, leave my thesis worries to the Junior Class. I, Garland Connell, leave my mop of hair to the Fuller Brush Man. I, Nancy Nickerson, leave a rut in the road to Phoenix. I, Paul Nye, leave Marie in the care of Leonard Prater. I, Louise Cooper, leave my best wishes for the seniors next year. I, Jack Still, leave my brilliant ideas to anyone who can make them work. I, Mary Engle, will my modesty to anyone who wants it. I, Dorothy Bradley, leave all the boys alone. I, Lorraine Carter, give the football and basket- ball boys back to the Coach. I, Ruth Ball, leave my blonde hair to Carolyn Hi l. I, Ralph Jones, leave my spurs to Curt Smith. I, John Shaw, leave without running in the hall. I, Bob Purtyman, leave with a sprained eyelid from winking at the freshmen girls. I, Bill Ellis, leave my novel skiing ability to Chuckie Day. I, George McCarger, leave my initials on all my desks. I, Louis Bunte, leave my wavy hair to Jack Wyly. I, Zoeleen McLain, leave my noisy ways to Mary Bobo. I, Paul Livingston, leave my heart to Jean Pearsall to do with it what she pleases. I, Dominic Rigo, leave without regret. I, Omer Weston, leave for Skull Gulch. I, Dorothy Bates, leave Mr. Cary to find some- one else to pick on. I, Dorelle Reykdal, leave my size 216 shoes to John Kirk. I, Anita Simmons, leave my Southern drawl with Miss Savage. I, Dick Miller, leave a fish hook attached. I, Bob Giroux, leave without an argument. I, John Viliborghi, leave my curley hair to Joe Miller. I, Frank Stueve, leave my Spanish work in- complete. I, Russell Thornhill, leave my free-throw record of thirty-two straight for Max Edwards to beat. I, Bill Myers, leave my desire for girls to Orville Lawson. I, David Windsor, leave the English teachers in turmoil. I, Allen Ownbey, leave still wondering what the score is. I, David Johnson, leave my wad of gum under the desks. I, Fern Moore, leave my knitted suits to Anna Margaret Connell. I, Virginia Atwood, leave my bookkeeping ability as Mr. Yost's helper to anyone who needs it. I, Dorothy Bergerson, leave an orchestra chair unfilled. I, Tom Coates, leave to work in the service station. I, Stella Dickerson, leave my place in the office to Dorothy Clingman. I, Genevieve Frazier, leave Prescott High School in peace. I, Betty Blount, leave everything just as I found it. I, Laura Warner, leave with that old feeling still in my heart. I, Dorothy Deming, leave my soprano voice to Millicent McDonald. I, Katherine Jane Gernand, leave the American Problems room in silence. I, Lorraine Schiel, leave. I, Boyd Sanders, leave everything to the last. I, Jack Ogg, leave the hair on my chest to Mr. Yost. I, Ada Lee Perner, leave my original hair styles to Barbara Post. I, Betty Jo Shivers, leave thirty pounds to Betty Jean Ogg. I, Richard Oliver, leave my-no, by golly, I'm going to take it with me. We, the Senior Class, leave Mr. Hendrix un- moved, Mr. Mayfield unafraid, and Mr. Cary un- convinced. SIGNED, MEMBERS OF CLASS or '39. Juniors L.-......... Zin jliilemuriam Un like in hearts fue Ieahe helyinhf 215 nni in Erie. Campbell Juniors lVl. lVlcNarie Vesta Bradley Pat Watkins Charles Kline Martha Smith TREASURER ,J SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT ,wvf ,.3,1,4-XLL7, Front Row: Hermenia Cruz, Priscilla Bachle, Helen Acrey, Bernice Collins, Beverly Collins, Nora Atkins, Vesta Bradley, Betty Craver, Leah Bunker. Middle Row: Arthur Converse, Ted Cathey, Tommy Adams, Rachel Bethea, Anna Margaret Connell, Donald Cumings, Homer Combs, Pete Calkins. Back Row: Virl Bristow, David Campbell, Samuel Cobb, Richard Clark. Not in Picture: Billy Balentine, Barbara Bassett, Salvador Benegas, John Blount, Charles Bones, Junior Browning, Magdalena Castro, Darrell Christopherson. Front Row: Betty Jo Geimer, Mildred Dowell, Verona Despain, Mary Gladys Flanagan, Stella Mae Easter, Judy Garrett, Fay Gibbs, Dean lianley. Middle Row: Herman Dunn, Harry Gay, Jeanne Evans, Stanley Day, Ina Ruth Crose, Towney Fall, Lois Freeman. Back Row: Joe Flores, llaniel Davis, Don Ericson, Kenneth Eckert. Not in picture: Duane Cummings, Max lfldwards, Robert Goekler, Juanita Ground, Marie Haby, Eugene Harper. Front Row: lloris Kidwell, Carolyn Hill, LaVonne Kersten, Helen Harris, Louise Holder, Irene Hatch, Thelma Hall, Rosetta Johnson.. Middle Row: Charles Kline, Hollis Hill, Robert Kivley, Jack Harrington, Elbert Johnson, Keith Judd, Jack Jones. Back Row: William Hubbard, Chester Knight, Billy Kelly, John Kirk, Ray Haymore. Not in Picture: Edward Hines, Celia Mae Jackson, Beatrice Johnson, Charles Jones, Clay Kaigler, Carl Kawulok, Paul Lawhead, Albert Lee. Front Row: Dorothy O'Brien, Marilyn Miller, Catherine Martin, Della Monreal, Ruth Moore, Mary Ellen Quimby, Geraldine Neilson, Jean Pearsall. Middle Row: Orville Lawson, Wayne Loving, Joe Miller, Nancy Post,, John Malyjurek, Foster Neil, Robert Mills. Back Row: Leon- ard Prater, Donald Lanning, Jack Milner, Elmerlienz, Edward lvlaloof. Not in Picture: .Jilli- cent McDonald, Robert Madrid, Sidney Maynard, Betty Medd, Herbert Miller, Bill Price. Front Row: Martha Smith, Marjorie Pitchford, Marguerite Reid, Nancie Tomlinson, Patricia NVatkins, Elaine Sanders, Eudora Tenney, Gloria Rollins. Middle Row: Robert Welch, Keith Turley, James Sheldon, Cecil Smith, Jack Wyly, William T1'avis, George Swann. Back Row: Manley Stayton, Lester Womack, Philip Wilkiemeyer. Not in picture: Curtis Smith, Olen Stevens, Evan Swann, Ralph Tabler, Junior VVeber, June Willard, Doyle VVhitloW, Laverne Yearry. Soplmomores OCQRQ 51,5 ADW L 4 my Hollis Hill Florence Grove john Frericlcs PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER First Row: Dawn Bennett, Barbara Cooper, Betty Steed, Marie Beckmen, Marjorie Stewart, Helen Cunningham. Middle Row: Frank Crites, Lorraine Wilson, Shirlie Born, Dorothy Bax- ter, Lorraine Atkins, Newell Clark. Back Row: Alfred Cleveland, Charles Akin, Claude Blount, Ted Bronson. Not in Picture: Betty Lo Aiken, Helen Bashaw, John Benn, Wayne Benn, Edward Blair, Lorraine Bragg, Mary Belle Carleton, Fae Christensen, Junior Clark. First Row: Florence Grove, Virginia Gentry, Gayle Hebb, Clara Mae Gipson, Norma Jane Ernest, Mary Alice Dorsey, Katherine Gilson, Bertha Folkman. Middle Row: Mary Helen Fortner, Mildred Haymore, Florentina Guerrero, Erma Garberich, Beatrice Gilliland. Back Row: Leonard Dodson, Frank Dillinger, Harold Green, John Frerichs, Hollis Hill. Not in Picture: Dorothy Clingman, Ward Cottrell, Raymond Crose, Vicente Cruz, Dorel Earley, Tom Eckles, Floyd Haymore. First Row: Margaret Keaton, Patricia Lawrence, Felice Mignella, George McKay, Joan Kelly, Ila Larson, Mary Dell Johnson, Florence Hadlock. Middle Row: Helen Jones, Ida Knightf Vivienne Long, Mildred McNeill, Virginia Kennedy. Back Row: Clyde King, Herbert Harbe- son, Sterling McIntosh, Robert Masters, Marvin Harlan, Clifford Johnson. Not in Picture: Ruth Horton, Virginia McCoy, James Michael, Rachel Pineyro, Bill Quimby, Glen Roberts. First Row: Doriene Roberts, Catherine Morris, Marion Potter, Margie Nichols, Jennie Mae Rosenblatt, Clara Richwine, Hazel Pederson, Louise Morris Middle Row: Vincent Pentecost, Irene Nodal, Lupe Sanchez, Elinor Orr, Barbara Post, Betty Jean Ogg, Warren Sheerer. Back Row: Bernard Roberts, Earl Richwine, Bill Nicks, Donald O'Brien, Reymond Nichols. Nflmtujn Picture: Refugio Rodarte, Frank Sardou, Donald Shupp, Charlotte Taylor, Monte 1 en. First Row: Betty Weigandt, Leilla Belle Simmons, Muriel Stafford, lrene Van Wormer, Edythe Tenney, Adelene Turley, lilda Scott, Marjorie Tabler. Middle Row: Wilma Stevens, Clifford Wilcox, John Stallings, Henry Schroeder, Robert Still, Lewis Sims, Evelyn Tinney. Back Row: Harold Smithson, liugene Schneider, Ralph Stringfield, Donald Sitler. Not in Picture: Tillie Urias, Margaret Whitlow, Wanda Wootan, Frances Zunick, Ann Jones, Gilbert Sandler. Freshmen! FUQ. 918' l... T. Spooner ADVISER Ruth Born Hubert Pentecost Allie Emmons Bill Orthel TREASURER SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT Front Row: Ruth Carothers, Sarah Cano, Gladys Bailes, Yvonne Bowen, Barbara Buckingham, Frances Agee, Mary Bobo, Ruth Born, Mary Anna Christy, Ruth Crozier. Middle Row: Bill Breden, Walter Brown, Mary Coleman, Wilma Boatright, Tip Balentine, Paulean Binion, Joan Allen, Inez Binion, Luis Castro, Francis Bauer, Howard Brown. Back Row: Everett Cutler, Manuel Chavez, Robert Barnes, Eli Camacho, Bryce Dean, Demming Campbell, Billy Adams, Tony Avalos, Felix Cruz, Kenneth Arnold, Charles Ayars, Christie Allison. Not in Picture: Walter Acrey, Martin Alexander, Magdalena Andrade, Donald Bashaw, Angeline Blakely, Eleein Brown, John Burgett, Robert Carothers. Front Row: Novell Dilts, Mildred Ericson, Louise Denman, Pasty Evans, Allie Emmons, Mar- garet Cooper, Alma Jo Elrod, Betty Emery, Emma Forcum, Eleanor Cravey. Middle Row: Doris Garberich, Patricia Gann, Betty Dendy, Margie Dillinger, Hal Gunn, Lora Fisher, Carolyn Farley, Henrietta Gallegos, Elizabeth Grijalva. Back Row: Jack Farley, Billy Dugger, Paul Green, Dean Collins, Leonard Taylor, Jim Cox, Donald Corbitt, Jimmy Green, Edward Encinas, Wayne Frericks. Not in Picture: Justine Davis, Ralph Davis, Gerald Dees, Josie Delgadillo, Daniel DeShane, Rodney Erickson, Augustine Hernandez, Mable Huddleson. sl Front Row: Martha Garner, Dorothy Gillett, Julia Hall, Jean Hatch, Julia Gibson, Anne Hew- itson, Merle Hayes, Courtenay Luna, Patricia Hall, Yvonne Howerton. Middle Row: David Glenn, Don Gibbs, Joe Love, Betty Hayes, Leona Kendal, Nettie Jones, Dora Jackson, Dorothy Johnson, Charles Harsha, Richard Hamilton Back Row: Alex Holtzman, Ellis Hills, Jack Kapp, Billy Lynch, George Hudson, Andrew Hall, Jerry Hyde, Frank Hale, Louis Higgins, Henry Garcia. Not in Pictu1'e: Bruce Johnson, Flora Johnson, Dorothy Mercer, Helen Neil- son, Bill Orthel, Hubert Pentecost, Ben Perkins, Marion Perkins. 2 'W ' f . full . fu' ,a,ffe '-1-jf-' pg,p4fa.J ,Gy rf' Q Front Row: Lois McKenzie, Mildred Oliver, Lida Kuykendall, Mary Anne Matley, Vivian Mathews, Mary Lawrence, Ida Rucker, Gertrude Reed, Edith Martin, Stella Romero. Middle Row: Jimmy Martin, Sherman Payne, Vivian Kuehne, Georgette Neighbor, Grace Owen, Doro- thy Notley, Darlene Reed, Judene Russell, Carl Koontz, J. C. Mitchell. Back Row: Mariano Lopez, John Nutter, Jimmy Metzger, Lee Pace, Arthur Osmer, Norman Mathews, Eli Romero, George Lebsch, George Miller. Not in Picture: Samuel Quindt, Tommy Robbins, Alva Rogers, Hazel Sanders, Valene Sanders, Bob Sandler, Dewey Simmons. Front Row: Margaret NVilliams, Alicia Reykdal, Carolyn VValker, Patty Teeple, Betty Stowe, Belva Scott, Janet YVood, Harriet Smith, Rosemary Shimonowsky. Middle Row: Larry Stok- er, Virginia Winchester, Charlotte Rodriquez, Betty Weber, Mary Ethel Theobald, June Voller, Katherine Zunick, Merrill Windsor. Back Row: Augustine Rodarte, George Turner, Gilbert Rees, Jack Thompson, Claybon Wallis, Donald Walters, Frank Rigo, Harry Wesche, Fred Stueve. Not in Picture: Dorothy Simms, Martha Spidel, Pearl Tenney, Alice Wood, Perry Underdown, Robert Wellman. J. C. Price. H N. -1:41-. 2 i .,3, .. ,, -fk, -, .R - 5-iE,.43K . ' r'1.'f' 'X-'1-UE. f lx -. ' ':.'1. .--. . :M rv., y ag . 5-u .-1: ,.-JW A H 'Ll -4 'L 1 M I i ! 5 1 x 'PM 'UN, W' 3 Sports Hamlblin Pratt FOOTBALL. BASKETBALL , .A Waldo Bast Douglas Cary R. N. Cowley L. T. Spooner TRACK TENNIS GOLF JUNIOR HIGH Football Before a cheering group of students and citizens ootball squad went to a victory against the in the opening game of the season. the season the games held much excite- ment and interest for the spectators. Among the many climaxes of the year were Max Edward's drop-kick in the final moments of the Clarkdale game to give Prescott a win, and the touchdown in the closing minutes of the Tempe game that gave the Badgers seven points although they finally lost the game. However, as always happens, along with its good moments our team had its despairing times. Although it reached the goal line three times our squad had to bow to defeat to a seemingly superior St. Mary's team. Prescott was gifted with the return of several lettermen this year, and it was upon their shoulders that the burden of the responsibil- ity went. At the close of the year several of our team were honored by being chosen for All-Northern. Those slated for that honor were Bill Boom and Albert Pruitt, with Arthur Converse on the second team and Paul Caldwell and Earl McLain on the third squad. Max Edwards received honorary mention because of his outstanding playing during the year. Front Row: William Boom, Clyde Ainsworth, Robert Welch, Cecil Smith, Arthur Converse, Paul Caldwell, Albert Pruitt, Jim Allen, Earl McLain, John Kirk, Bill Nicks, Kenneth Dean. Middle Row: Coach Pratt, John Favour, Richard Oliver, Bernard Roberts, Raymond Garber, Bill Kelly, Charles Akin, Robert Purtyman, Joe Miller, Robert Masters, Ray Haymore. Back Row: Warren Sheerer, John Ensminger, Max Edwards, Jack Ogg, Wayne Loving, John Shaw, Newel Clark, Olen Stephens, Keith Turley, Jack Wyly, John Frericks, Ralph Stringfield. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE OF l938 Prescott Score Opponent Score September 23 Prescott 7 Peoria 0 September 30 Prescott 0 Glendale 0 October 8 Prescott 0 Jerome 0 October I4 Prescott 6 Flagstaff I3 October 22 Prescott I2 Winslow 0 October 29 Prescott 9 Clarkclale 6 November 5 Prescott 0 St. Marys 6 November I I Prescott 7 Tempe I2 Football Letter Awards This season seventeen boys were eligible to receive a letter in football. The chief re- quirement to receive a letter was playing in one-half of all the quarters. The boys who re- ceived the awards were Bill Boom, Max Ed- wards, Earl McLain, Jack Ogg, Jim Allen, Kenneth Dean, Albert Pruitt, John Kirk, Ce- cil Smith, Arthur Converse, Bill Nicks, Paul Caldwell, Bob Welch, Wayne Loving, Clyde Ainsworth, Bernard Roberts, and Charles Aiken. pf Qi.. L CO-CAPTAINS Albert Pruitt Earl McLain RIGHT TACKLE R - Basketball .1 .. f Finishing a very unusual and inconsistent season e basketball team retired with a total of thirteen six losses. The Badgers did show up, how- l ever, strange manner when they would start with a rilliant win or two and then fall for a loss. Despite these changes, there was no time when the boys did not play a hard fought game. The season brought to light several new and good plays which were brilliantly executed and which netted many points. In totaling the seasonis scores, both individually and as a group, it was found that Max Edwards had amassed a total of 185 points, with second place going to his teammate, Arthur Converse, with 98 points. The team total showed that as a group the players accumulated 698 points to their combined opponents, 523. In a final analysis of the playing of each boy it was found that eight had played enough quarters to receive the coveted letter. During the course of the season the team suffered the loss of William Boom, guard and captain, and Albert Pruitt, guard, because of accidents. These boys received their letters, however. Front Row: Max Edwards, Albert Pruitt, Arthur Converse, Richard Prince, William Boom, Russell Thornhill. Back Row: Wayne Loving, Bill Nicks, Cecil Smith, Bill Balentine, Jack Wyly. jack Wyly GUARD lVlax Edwards fORVV'ARII Albert Pruitt GUARD December De,cember December january january ja nuary january january January February February February February February February I6 I7 23 7 I3 I4 20 ZI Z7 I0 II I7 I8 24 25 Wayne Loving VORVVARU Richarcl Prince LENT ER Arthur Converse FORWARD BASKETBALL SCHEDULE OF I938-I939 IH-1-scott Score Opponent Score Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott 42 Seligman 35 Round Valley 23 St. johns 57 Mesa 25 Clarkclale 23 Jerome 5I Holbrook 4I Wickenbur'g 28 Glendale 33 Flagstaff 36 Buckeye 35 Clarkclale 32 Jerome 50 Winslow 37 Tempe CAPTAINS William Boom Russell Thornhill CEUARU GUARD I Af A L y Track lendale track meet our squad started its season a h s Glendale, who was rated as one of the the s Although Glendale Won the meet, Pres- the power th t it later scored with in the northern meets. Spirited by a few of last year's lettermen, Coach W. L. Bast led his squad to many victories. Among those who won outstanding honors were Christopherson, Loving, Ogg, Nicks, and Prince. Front Row: John Favour, Jack Ogg, Wayne Loving, Cecil Smith, Mr. Bast, Robert Purtyman, Jack Wyly, Arlin Armstrong, Joe Miller. Second Row: Edward Hines, William Hubbard, J. W. Dean, Claude Blount, Charles Akin, Robert Welch, Hayden Brown, Bill Balentine. Third Row: Bill Kelly, Stanley Day, Richard Prince, William Boom, John Frerichs, Raymond Garber, Glen Roberts, Bill Nicks, Keith Turley. Back Row: Bill Travis, Richard Oliver, John Shaw, Glen Webb, Donald Rhodes, Earl McLain, Ray Haymore, Warren Shearer. Golf and Tennis From the status of clubs to that of minor sports has been the story of golf and tennis in this school. The tennis teams have competed with some of the major schools in this state, including Glendale, Mesa, and Phoenix. The golf team played Tucson and competed with northern schools in an invitational tournament held at Winslow and the regular meet held at Flagstaff. 1 l GOLF TEAM .lack Ogg, George Swann, Mr. Cowley, Hayden Brown, llick llrinct TENNIS SQUAD Front Row: Frances Patterson, Ruth Born, Russell Thornhill, Kenneth Eckert, Billy Adams, Patricia Watkins, Millicent Mcllonald, Mr. Cary. Hack Row: Tommy Robbins, Mary Bradley, Mary Ann Orthel, Harriet Smith, Pat Hall, Julia Gibson, Bill Lynch, Bob Madrid, Norman Beckmon, Clay Kaigler. JuniorHigh Football and Basketball The junior high teams coached by Mr. Spooner held a successful year in both touchfootball and basketball. During the football season the junior high team won two games over Clemenceau, won one game and tied one with Jerome, and won one and tied one game with Clark- dale. During their basketball season Coach Spoonerls Cubs played six games winning over Clarkdale, Jerome, and Clemenceau and losing to Clarkdale, Jerome, and Ashfork. N 9! :Ji ll!! VN Nl FW JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Front Row: Mr, Spooner, Donald Pearsall, Jimmy Metzger, Eli Camacho, Walter Brown, Henry Garcia, Bryce Dean. Middle Row: Felix Cruz, Jack Kapp, Frank Marez, Merrill Windsor, Jack Cruickshank, Christie Allison. Back Row: Rex Groves, Sherman Payne, John Deming, Bill Lawrence, Herbert Boom. JUNIOR HIGH TOUCHFOOTBALL Front Row: Mr. Spooner, Albert Crawford, Frank Marez, Walter Brown, Bryce Dean, Ronald Pearsall, Donald Pearsall, Jimmy Metzger. Middle Row: John Deming, Lupe Duran, Bill Sch- neider, Herbert Boom, Sherman Payne, Paul Green, Felix Cruz, Paul Overstreet. Back Row: Dick Husson, Eli Camacho, John Kasnetsis, Jack McLain, Jean Loving, Pat Roe, Charles Ayars, Christie Allison. IX 2? ,f ri . :P f :H-1-L'..v.1.vQ,,, -L 6. .33 L . h A 5 1 V,-? - Tre ,Q . yr, , 2.7. , . if' 1 1 'e : 5 1 I Activities H. L. Mayfield IJVRFCVOR 5, vw l 1 13 ' iii i Miss Lillian Savage H. T. Cox C. T. Shirley George F. Backe Aimvc-: Eivctirm of ufficcrs fm' control of the City and county in connection with American lC1iL1c'utimi Week. Below: Crude mm-chzuiisin of al czirnivul booth and Seem-s of the carnival purzulc-. Carnival The annual high school carnival was held with great success this year. Since 1932 this event has taken a large place in school activities, not only for its entertainment, but for its profit. The insti- tution was created to augment the athletic fund which is usually lacking, but it is now something that is anticipated by every student in the fall. Every home room has some sort of booth or side show, in which most of its members help, either in the building, decorating, or maintaining. Recently a system of using script has been developed which simplifies the bookkeeping. Lorraine Carter was crowned queen of the carnival to top the events of the evening. With her chosen king, Arthur Converse, and all the attendants, she was crowned in a very impressive ceremony. The queen was elected by the votes of the students, and an exciting race was stimulated in the attempt for the students to elect their particular choices. A parade was held in the afternoon before the carnival. All sorts of floats and cars, which were decorated, and costumed students aroused the interest of the townspeople. The high school band took an active part in this. ii LaGuardia's Visit Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia of New York City, an alumnus of this school, spoke to the student body in an assembly last fall while he spent a few days in the place of his early life. On the day of his arrival he was welcomed by a parade in which all the school children and many townspeople participated. At the beginning of the assembly the roll of Mayor LaGuardia's graduating class, the class of 1898,was calledg all but three of the class were present. He gave an interesting talk upon Prescott High School during his time, after which he was presented with a genuine Navajo Indian blanket by Jack Ogg to show the appreciation of the student body. It was at this time that Mayor LaGuardia promised that, if it were possible, he would return to Prescott in the spring to lay the corn- er stone of the new high school. In the afternoon of the same day a point in Granite Dells was dedi- cated to Mayor LaGuardia's father, Achilles LaGuardia, who was band master at Whipple for many years. The Senior Class and the high school band participated. During the service the mayor took the baton and led the band in a march. As a remembrance of this event, the distinguish- ed visitor signed the bass drum for Mr. Backe. Vesper Service One of the school's outstanding contributions to the public each year is the Christmas Vesper Service which Was presented a Week before Christmas. In a darkened auditorium lighted only by the candles the musical part of the program Was presented. After a candle lighting service the girls of the mixed chorus entered carrying lighted tapers and the boys took their seats in the front of the auditorium, While a special girls' chorus was located in the balcony. To the accompaniment of soft organ music the Christmas scripture Was read between familiar carols sung by the mixed choruses of the music department under the direction of Mr. Backe. 4'Why the Chimes Rang, a play concerning a little girl who Wish- ed to witness the giving of gifts to the Christ child, Was then given. At the last moment she decided to stay behind and take care of an old woman Who sought shelter in the hut, but later she and the old Woman decided to go to the cathedral. There was a legend that if the perfect gift were given the chimes in the tower Would ring, but they had not rung for many years. In a colorful pageant the girl laid her gift upon the altar and the chimes pealed forth. 1n-imgim 1 -2-- - Choruses Assembly Early last fall the members of the advanced mixed chorus, the advanced girls' glee club, and the orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Backe, gave a special music assembly. The program was opened by three Well-known numbers by the orchestra. The next part of the program was a group of semi-classical songs by the members of the advanced mixed chorus dressed in their black and white uniforms. The advanced mixed chorus has Won first place in the annual music contest at Flagstaff for the last two years. This achievement is quite an honor and is gained only through hard work. This year, as the chorus is even better than usual, its performance was greatly enjoyed. The third part of the program was rather unusual, but still beauti- ful. The stage curtains opened on the advanced girls' glee club. Dressed in beautiful evening gowns, the girls sang a group of semi-classical songs, solo parts of which were sung by Leah Bunker and Jean Curry. Anna Margaret Connell, with piano and chorus accompaniment, played a violin solo to end the program. Besides performing for assemblies these organizations have sung for various other affairs. Non-Original Plays In order to give the students a more varied program in assemblies, the dramatics class and the home rooms presented plays. Among the nine entries in the non-original contest, three were awarded prizes. The play given by Mr. Olivo's room, which was awarded first place, was the story of a young man planning to elope, who changed his mind at the last minute to marry a second girl. Mem- bers of the cast were Max Edwards, Allie Emmons, and Carolyn Lane. Those in the play given by Mr. Ivin's, second prize winner, whose story centered around a millionaire posing as a plumber in order to marry the daughter of a rich lady, were Hollis Hill, Lorraine Wilson, and Gloria Rollins. I Wouldn't Do Such a Thing, given by Mr. Munz's room, which won third, showed the typical life of a brother and a sister. Those in the play were Florentina Guerrero, William Hubbard, Tillie Urias, Re- fugio Rodarte, and Beatrice Gilliland. The dramatics class presented a play in which Katherine Jane Ger- nand, Robert Kivley, Anna Margaret Connell, Kenneth Eckert, Laura Warner, Stanley Day, and John Favour took part. The plot centered around a young couple who were about to be married. i z:z ui-1-Q-al : Faculty Plays On April 12, the faculty presented its annual assembly. This year's assembly consisted of two hilarious comedies. The first, starring Miss Wade and Mr. Munz, was the story of boy get girl in a new way. The second play was a very subtle skit in which five of the male teachers portrayed the finer points of the drama. Both of the plays were directed by Miss Savage. This faculty assembly was enjoyed, perhaps, as much as any other single assembly. Although the custom of our teachers doing their part in assembly activities is rather new, it is anticipated each year by the student body. In observance of Arizona Day an assembly was presented on Feb- ruary 14. A complete program was given in which many students and townspeople participated. The highlight of the assembly was a tableau showing Marcos de Niza on the desert, portrayed by Calvin Judd, who is pictured above. The casts of the faculty assembly are pictured in the above panel. Top, left to right: Mr. Yost, Miss Hardaway, Miss Osterle, Mr. Mc- Narie, Miss Baken, Miss Wade, Mr. Munz, Miss Brodie, Miss Haw- thorne, Miss Brinkmeyer, Miss Childress, Miss Elivian. Bottom: Mr. Ivins, Mr. Shamhart, Mr. Cary, Mr. Long, Mr. Pratt. Original Plays One of the outstanding events of the school year was the return of one of Prescott's former students, Miss Dorothy Faye Who is now in Hollywood, and her co-star, TeX Ritter. They appeared here dur- ing an assembly and furnished a delightful hour of entertainment. A great deal of talent was displayed when the original play con- test Was presented. The Winning play, 'fBoarding House Blues, given by Miss Wiggins' home room, concerned the antics of a group of college students in a boarding house. It was Written by Raymond Garber, and the characters left to right are Donald Sitler, Pat Watkins, Raymond Garber, John Nutter, Margaret Whitlow, and Floyd Haymore. The results of a family's doing just exactly as each member pleased was portrayed in You Can't Take It Here, given by Miss Hardawayls home room. The cast of characters of the play Written by the entire home room is, left to right, Marilyn Miller, Vincent Penticost, Kathryn Bobo, Wayne Loving, Everett Cutler. During the year the Stagecraft club turned its talents to acting in- stead of making up the actors, and the result Was a very interesting per- formance. The characters are Walter Hyde, Betty Steed, Kenneth Eck- ert, and Frances Patterson. u4-w ng , Band and Orchestra As two of the leading organizations of the school, the band and orchestra represent the school at many occasions. The band inspires spirit at the football and basketball games while the orchestra lends at- mosphere at the Senior and Junior class plays. These are only a few of the many times when the two organizations are allowed to put forth their best efforts. The Northern Arizona Music Contest is the ultimate goal for these groups, and each spring a certain number of members are taken to Flagstaff where they play at their best for Prescott High. There are several other smaller instrumental organizations whose members con- sist of those from the band and orchestra. Such smaller organizations win many honors for the school. Among the members of the band and orchestra there are various ones who are outstanding. There are Various solo contests at Flagstaff and many of the members of the band and orchestra bring home high honors. 'Seven Keys to Baldpate' Seven Keys to Baldpate, the play which the Senior Class gave before a large audience on Novem- ber 4, Was a mysterious, melodramatic farce under the direction of Miss Savage. The action of the play takes place in the office of Baldpate Inn. William Magee, a novelist, comes in the dead of Winter to Baldpate, a popular summer resort. He has made a bet with the owner of the inn, that he Will Write a novel in twenty-four hours, using Baldpate Inn as the theme of his novel. The most sinister and melodramatic events take place in the deserted inn which is the scene of deep-laid intrigues. The surprise ending explains the Whole situation. This play was probably the most outstanding performance given for the public by the class. The auditorium was filled to capacity giv- ing everyone tvvo hours of thrill-packed enjoyment. It showed talent and cooperation on the part of all who assisted in the staging of the pro- duction. Those taking part in the play left to right are John Favour, Doro- thy Deming, David Windsor, Richard Prince, Richard McNeill, Jim Allen, Laura Warner, Clifton Collins, Zoeleen McLain, J. W. Dean, William Boom, Jean Condit, Jack Ogg, and Don Rhodes. l L l I l , I U-' X, m 'Seventeen' Booth Tarkington's immortal Seventeen, un- der the direction of Mr. Cox, was finally presented by the Junior Class after several delays and many hardships. The play was highly praised by the citi- zens and students who attended it, however. This year the cast had to undergo many diffi- culties in order to complete its performance. Chief among the obsta- cles was an epidemic of influenza which held sway for several weeks. In the course of events the part of Mrs. Baxter had to be recast because of the sickness of the student taking that part. Throughout the play ran the amusing attempt of Willie Baxter to conceal from his parents his love affair with a newcomer to his home town and his acquisition of a dress suit. The characters left to right in the top picture are Jack Wyly, Wallie Banks, LaVonne Kersten, Mary Brooks, Orville Lawson, Joe Bul- litt, Marjorie Pitchford, Jane Baxter, Jack Harrington, Genesis, Ken- neth Eckert, Johnnie Watson, Stanley Day, Mr. Baxter, Priscilla Bachle, Mrs. Baxter, Robert Kivley, Mr. Parcherg Gloria Rollins, May Parcherg Betty Jo Geimer, Ethel Bokeg Max Edwards, William Syl- vanus Baxter, Vesta Bradley, Lola Pratt, Bill Kelly, George Crooper. ' 3 I if 'ein , . . - Aging Q,:'Q1.Qg?1F. if QI +?i1ii?A Hassayamper A if-.X As one of the outstanding extra-curricular achieve- fr r va - E ents ofthe school year the Hassayamper, under the Q -xg'-Qs, ion of Mr. Shirley, has gained recognltion wr - amon Iglelfirst. This year the book vvas designed 4 4 Yi? for the tire school and not for the seniors alone as '- is so often the case. Each class was represented by an editor vvho took care of all activities and pictures for his class and in addition helped With the general editorial Work of the annual. Adver- tising Was taken care of by a separate group, and circulation was han- dled in a similar manner. John Favour EDITOR Alice Overstreet ART Stanley Day JUNIOR EDITOR C. T. Shirley Ina Ruth Crose ASSISTANT EDITOR Bill Boom Barbara Post soPHoMoRE EDITOR Catherine Martin ADVERTISING Eleanor Higgins IVIarcIean Gipson Katherine Gernancl ADVERTISING CIRCULATION CIRCULATION jack Still Betty Jean Jackson Doris Aiken ADVERTISING JUNIOR HIGH EDITOR SENIOR EDITOR Carolyn Walker Tom Thorpe Paul Nye FRESHMAN EDITOR PICTURES PICTURES Kenneth Dean Doris Rae Williams Richard IVIcNeiII ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Doris Rae Williams Ina Ruth Crose ,lean Conclit Mardean Gipson athryn Bobo EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR FEATURES FEATURES ASSISTANT 5-N Marjorie Pitchford Bee Waples Marjorie Parrot Bi w A C. T Shirley CIRCULATION SPORTS EXCHANGE ASSISTANT x R Ka 6 '54 Badger One of the hardest Working organizations of the school, one which receives perhaps more criticism than any other, is the Badger staff under the super- vision of Mr. Shirley. The members of this group are the ones who are in charge of the publication of the school paper, the Badger. They not only Work during school hours to give the students their bi-Weekly paper, but spend long hours after school and in the evenings working so that the paper may come out on time and contain news to in- terest and satisfy everyone in the school, which is no easy task. It is their sincere hope with each issue to print stories concerning all events connected with the school and to miss nothing. News of all sports, assemblies, honors brought to the school by its students, indivi- dual honors Won by P. H. S. students-in short, all the nevvs-is covered by Badger reporters. In reality they have given the students a detailed account of all school events that should prove of interest to them and have tried to present a paper to the student body that will meet its whole-hearted approval at all times and one that Prescott High students may point out with pride as their school paper. r .t.l .Q I I I I . ur: '1 4-. -,ff -1 . rw' - ':T. ggi, . Yu tw W. Contest Play ond Debate Prescott's entry, Where the Cross Is Made, Won first place in the Northern Arizona one-act . play contest held at Flagstaff on March 18 and Won second Iplace in the Arizona State one-act play con- , test he d at Phoenix on March 24. Eight schools were entered in the competition at Phoenix, and six northern schools were represented in Flagstaff. Reading from left to right the cast consists of David Windsor, Bob Giroux, Bill Ellis, John Favour, Jim Allen, Frances Thompson, and Jack Ogg. Bob Giroux, Who played the lead in Prescott's entry, Was judged as the outstanding actor at both contests. Much credit for the success of this production goes to Miss Savage, director. Others assist- ing Were Doris Rae Williams, prompter, and John Favour and Bill Ellis, sound effects men. Mr. Cox displayed marvelous technique in the make- up. The debate teams brought honors to Prescott High when they tied with Phoenix for second place in the annual state meet. One of the teams tied for first place in individual honors. Also debating upon the nat- ional debate question, Prescott reached the semi-finals at the northern contest at Flagstaff. In the action picture of the squad are Jack Still Robert Kivley, Stanley Day, Mr. Long, coach, Evan Swann, Jack Ogg, and John Favour. Aki ' unluuunnnnu x. iaw '4 7 -T1 5,8-4 ',-'?7'lfNrfX3,. I f5gil5.Qif2i5f3fFi3':E--1, ,. .',-,-,g.?,1f 1-P7 3 N-'!J3111-gp ,. -,pf-gg.-i:??Q'4f5w.2?1s ..m-f,,agf.Q.n ., 517 fi .-lf.f6fI13?f5f t,fcv4:-gka-.,?1I4I,E1'yqg I -' ':- lQ'-16L.,:-- I sm 2.1 .. ff.-a'Ly,4- ' .-tlfw .3.-. MVP- ,,Ir,gIA29,:III,-xv! . I, ,zZI..I4 ,I - IIIIII JG-,jih - - , - -4:2 ' -. '-- ,-1 --5.1-fyifw I I.,---1 .V f-. ,, , 4 ,--III4 . 1 -rg-4 74,4f2i Q.,fjI.F5-?1?'1:f3?'- 2'--. i -'92 -13-.25?'j :. -.15 91,'.:154fdIgjjS-ifjfff gr.?5ff- 5'f1,.,f7' ac 4l,l'.ffV:,,'15lxf1:-ip. ,'5v ' M' . ' 4' - :SCP ' vw? 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Although several of the clubs are relatively new and others require outstanding ability, the interest in them has been Well aroused and the memberships are increasing rapidly. Some of the clubs compete with other clubs and schools in their mental and physical skills. Moving picture films, both educational and entertaining, have been secured by many of the clubs for information and instruction. Some of the clubs have also given plays for the entertainment of the student body. The older clubs are functioning effectively and the future still holds great responsibilities for all organizations. 4.4-...a....... Yellow Jackets This year the Yellow Jackets carried on with their usual vigorous and joyous spirit under the direction of their skillful leaders. Their spirit was further strengthened by the issuance of uniforms to the girls. The drill squad presented outstanding performances at several of the games and was greatly praised for its Work. Front Row: Kersten, Gipson, Watkins, McDonald, Carter, Ogg, Pitchford, Seale, Gernand, Higgins, Childress, Deming, Steed, Grove, Lawrence. Second Row: Bunker, Cano, Rodriquez, Gallegas, Gillette, Theobald, Emery, Bobo, Whitlow, Sheldon, Moore, Carothers, Gunter, Coope1', Harlan, Teeple. Third Row: Dorsey, Long, Morris, Mercer, Cravey, McKenzie, Tenney, Coop- er, Oliver, Schiel, Perner, Warner, Jackson, Cunningham, Fortner, Evans, Hayes. Back Row: Crozier, Christy, Bates, Simmons, Bobo, Hall, Born, Reykdal, Kuhne, Smith, Neighbor, Wood, Beckman, Orr, Turley, Born, Weigandt. J Girls' Athletic Association During the school year of 1938 and 1939 the Girls' Athletic Associ- ation presented its Wide and varied program to a greater number of students than ever before. The sports presented by the organization held a great deal of interest for the participants, and in the activity the A. A. imbedded its purpose into the minds of the members. Tumbling-Bottom Row: Marie Haby, liudora Tenney. Thelma Hall, Eleanor Higgins, Lor- raine Carter. Middle Row: Marilyn Miller, Frances Patterson. Top Row: Anita Simmons, Miss Ethel Cary, Della Monreal, Jennie Mae Ilosenblatt, Mildred Dowell, Martha Smith, Mar- jorie Pitchford, Carol Hartung, Lorraine Wilson. Volley Ball-Miss Ethel Cary, Mardean Gipson, Eleanor Higgins, Maureen Sheldon, Lorraine Schicl, Wilma Boatright, Felice Mignella, Anita Simmons. Table Tennis-Frances Patterson, Jeanne Evans. Badminton-Marjorie Pitchfoiwl, Frances Patterson. yg . PERSONALITY CLUB Personality ond 'l5' Clubs For the purpose of improving personality and personal appearance the Personality Club was organized, and the girls study such subjects as care of hair, finger nails, skin, clothing, and posture. The 15 Club is the official organ of the school to greet and entertain all visiting teams and contestants and to further good feeling between Arizona schools. Front Row: Elaine Sanders, Millicent McDonald, Patricia Watkins, Norma Jane E1 nest, Ina Ruth Crose, Fay Gibbs, Doris Aiken, Florentina Guerrero, Miss Wade, Jennie Mae Rosen- blatt, Elinor Orr, Marjorie Stewart. Second Row: Lupe Sanchez, Della Monreal, Ercelia Mon- real, Marilyn Miller, Laura Warner, Alice Overstreet, Marguerite Reid, Joan Kelly, Ila Larson, Lorraine Wilson, Margie Nichols, Jean Condit. Third Row: Mary Dell Johnson, Ruth Caroth- ers, Clara Richwine, Irene Nodal, Dorothy Bergerson, Evelyn Gunter, Marjorie Harlan, Louise Cooper, Adelene Turley, Irene Van Wormer, Leah Bunker, Geraldine Neilson, Eudora Tenney, Back Row: Katherine Gernand, Shirlie Born, Elda Scott, Betty Steed, Dorothy Deming, Mar- dean Gipson, Frances Patterson, Marjorie Pitchford, Betty Jean Ogg, Virginia Gentry, Bertha Folkman, Judy Garrett. '15, CLUB Front Row: Mr. Cary, Laura Warner, Eleanor Higgins, Marjorie Pitchfoi'd, Alice Overstreet, Patsy Watkins, Middle Rowg Betty Jean Ogg, Adonna Allen, Don Rhodes, Jack Ogg, Albert Pruitt, Lorraine Carter. Back Row: John Fav0UI', Joe T1'0tt, Richald Prince, Haydell Brown, Arthur Converse. Commercial ond Industrial Arts Clubs Designed to prepare students of commercial subjects to get Work after graduation the Commercial Club has been organized in which the members learn many things important to them in getting positions. The Industrial Arts Club is for boys interested in woodwork and gives them a chance to follow their hobbies. COMMERCIAL CLUB Front How: Mr. Olivo, Patricia Watkins, Dorothy lleining, Margaret Marlow, Virginia Atwood, liudora Tenney, Nancy Nickerson, Frances Patterson, Gayle Hebb. Middle Row: Helen Harris, Laura Warner, Alice- Overstreet, Lois Freeman, Ruth Moore, Marguerite Reid, Joan Kelly, Marjorie Harlan, Evelyn Gunter. Back How: Joe Trott, lion Rhodes, John Rell, Caroline Hill, Muriel Stafford, llorothy O'Hrien, Clara Richwine, Hob Welch, Herbert Harheson. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB rront ltow: Bob l'urtyinan, Earl McLain, Richard Oliver, Elmer Artman, Marvin Harlan, Bernard llolwrts. Hack llow: Paul Caldwell, John Favour, John Viliborghi, Arthur Converse, Walter lflchols, Charles Bones. Stagecraft and Lettermen's Clubs Taking care of everything essential to the production of plays, pro- grams, and assemblies, the members the the Stagecraft Club are an important part of school life. They are in charge of all stage properties and make-up. Every letterman has a opportunity to join the Letter- men's Club, and all sports of the school are represented in this organ- ization. STAGECRAFT AND COSTUME CLUB Front Row: Miss South, Gladys Bailes, June Voller, Frances Patterson, Margaret Marlow, Mr. Cox. Middle Row: Donald Sitler, Ida Knight, Jean Glover, Thelma Hall, Helen Jones, Yvonne Howerton, Kenneth Eckert. Back Row: Clara Richwine, Dorothy 0'Brien, Yvonne Bowen, Betty Steed, Donald Erickson, Albert Lee. LETTERMENlS CLUB First Row: Hayden Brown, Jack Ogg, Albert Pruitt, Arthur Converse, William Boom, Earl Mc- Lain. Back Row: Mr. Bast, Richard Prince, Wayne Loving, Bill Kelly, Mr. Pratt. Library and Camera Clubs Members of the Library Club learn to mend books, to take care of the desk, card files, and picture file, and to check out books and gener- ally run the library. Future photographers make up the membership of the Camera Club. These boys and girls not only take pictures but learn how to care for their cameras and improve their picture-taking. LIBRARY CLUB First Row: Miss Hardaway, Mary Gholson, Francie Jo VVeiland, Shirlie Born, Felice Mignella, Joan Kelly, Wilma Skipworth, Dorothy Mercer, Marjorie Stewart, Gloria Bi'own. Second Row: Kathryn Bobo, Anita Simmons, Barbara Cooper, Mary Helen Fortner, Betty Jean Jackson, Kathryn Henry, Norna Polenski, Eve Gilliland, Flora Guerrero, Irene Nodal. Third Row: Rosetta Johnson, Thelma Louise Ramage, Jack Craver, Hollis Rees, Jack McLain, Herbert Boom, Frank Marez, Richard Bragg, Donald Eckles, Robin De Shane, Ada May Gentry. Back Row: Lawrence Wren, Charles Potuzsak, Albert Crawford, Lyle Johnson, Jack Beach, Iionald Pearsall, Gene Harmon, Boyd Wolfington, Carl Green, Jack Cruickshank, Harry Ilodsen, Frank Kelly, Pat Rowe, George Gann. CAMERA CLUB First Row: Mr. Bast, Katherine Jane Gernand, Laura Warner, Eleanor Higgins, Betty Emery, Marion Potter. Back Row: John Favour, Dean Collins, Rachel Bethea, Orville Lawson, Bill Myers, Jack Jones. Rifle and Archery Clubs Two of the most active organizations of the school are the Rifle and Archery clubs. The members of the Rifle Club have competed in matches with other Arizona high schools for the first time this year. 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BALDWIN PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL '13 Congratulations from PHOENIX JUNIOR COLLEGE Phoenix, Arizona All the advantages of a good school in a Metropolitan District Richfield Oil Corp. , LESCHER and MAHONEY Phoenix, Arizona RESPONSIBILITY Architects for the new school O PHONE 14 Use Pofrtwzits Ee fi Products See Us For Complete Shell-Lubrication CHECK'S SERVICE STATION 340 S. Montezuma 16... PX xSI'lIDlO P1'escott-:- Arizona ELWIN FAIN SHELL STATION 707 E. Gurley HARTIN'S SUPER SERVICE 325 W. Gurley K orlrtk Finishing CHAS. L. JORGENSEN Selling Agent Phone 278 For Stove Oil C ommevvial Photogwtplz y 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 D. R. Sheldon BOARD OF EDUCATION R. S. Condit, President J. H. AIIen, CIerIc Kenyon Trengove Eagle Drug The Prescription Store 0 Lawrence Cleaners WE CAN CLEAN ANYTHING EX- CEPT A GUILTY CONSCIENCE AND WE'LL GLADLY DYE FOR YOU. BEST WISHES FROM THE City of Prescott W. H. TIMERHOFF Mayor - M. L. TRIBBY E. A. MCCABE ' AMOS KINDT ROY YOUNG Council Members aooxs GIFTS STATIONERY INDIAN JEWELRY CONGRATULATIONS FROM PETERSON, BROOKE Sz STEINER SUGGEST A R E M I N G TO N PORTABLE TYPEWRITER FOR A GRADUATION GIFT LEATHER GOODS PENS PENCILS GREETING CARDS ORGANIZED 1877 THE BANK OF ARIZONA PRESCOTT CLARKDALE FLAGSTAFF JEROME VVILLIAMS THE OLDEST BANK IN ARIZONA Prescott Lumber Co. Brighter Homes Store PAINTS Davis Brothers Corner Gurley and Grove Sts. C. D. Rhodes Fuel Co. AMERICAN BLOCK COAL FUEL OIL PHONE 25 Compliments of Owl Drug Sz Candy Company O. W. Bruchman CLOTHIER Vyne Bros. Electric Company EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Established 1910 Independent Cash Store Prescott, Arizona PHONE 148 Compliments of Bob Schnahs L. D. Crowe Groceries, Fruits Flijh fmgfqez Bukove Motor CO' ea s, is Vegetables Pau wry Chas. C. Elrod SALES AGENCY Standard Burner Oils and Oil Heating Equipment 430 Grove Avenue Piggly Wiggly QE. A. Kastner Grocery Co.J Home Owned Home Operated Prescott, Arizona The Bashford Burmister Co. EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY Milligan Bros. VULCANIZING AND RETREADING Ignition and Carburetor Service Texaco Mafrfax Lubrication 620 E. Gurley St. Phone 3 1 since msg, 'ras Lg-L7 ALWAYS' A. A. Smith Quick Economical Plumbing and Heating Service PHONE 393 Automatic Coal Stokers-Oil Burners 320 E. Sheldon St. Prescott, Ariz. Prescott Credit and Finance Company INSURANCE AND BONDS R. S. Condit-Sec'y-Treas. Matthias KL Lynch JEWELERS WATCH REPAIRING AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES Hood Tires-Mobile Gasoline Mobile Oil-Pennzoil and Quaker State Motor Oils Guarantee Title and Trust . . Com an Seale's Service Station p y E. C. Seale, Prop. Phone 357 The Ar1zona.Power COMPLIMENTS Corporation OF Prescott, Arizona Modefmize-Electfrify Your Kitchen Head Lumber Co. Floyd Williams Dealer LESTER RUFFN ER PRESCOTT DODGE-PLYMOUTH ARIZONA DCDGE TRUCKS V Phone 87 215 S. Montezuma St. Jacobls Mechanical Service 110 South McCormick St. Precision A utomotive Reconditioning Dessie Stauffer CHIC WOMEN'S WEAR 108 N. Cortez Phone 382 PRESCOTT, ARIZONA COMPLIMENTS Electric Supply Co. OF A. C. HILL, Mgr. O'Sul1ivan Sz Morgan 131 N. Cortez Phone 286 Electric Appliances T. S. Iglehart S' A' Spear FUEL OILS D'lSf'l'ilJ'll.l07' TIDEWATER ASSOCIATED PHONE 138 OIL CO, Prescott, Arizona CoAL Wooo OIL Arizona Mining Supply Corporation Jobbers and Distributors Machinery - Mining Supplies - Hardware Prescott, Arizona The Old Mill LES AND JACK Invite our sandwiches to your next party 410 West Gurley Phone 486 Complete Fountain Service SPORTS EQUIPMENT For Field or Gym SAM HILIJS Everybody Swears by Sam Hill Cornick Sz Carr Attorneys Marinello Beauty Salon MABEL ELLIS 107 East Gurley-Bank of Arizona Bldg Phone 314 Crystal Ice 8: Fuel Co. O. A. Hesla Co. J EWELERS K odaks Radios QJEKSTEKS Butter Buttermilk - Cottage Cheese J. C. Penney Co., Inc. Where Prescott Shops and Saves Compliments of Dan O. Roe EQUITABLE LIFE OF NEW YORK The Harmon Audit Company Accountants and Auditors Bashford Building PRESCOTT, ARIZONA Room 316 Security Bldg. PHOENIX, ARIZONA Claud F. Harmon, C. P. A. Amos Kindt Handiest Station In Town SAFEWAY PAY'N TAKIT STORE EVERYTHING FOR THE TABLE Sears Roebuck Sz Co. . ' Elks Sz Studio 115 South Cortez Shop at Sears and Save Theatres PRESCOTT W. F. Fetterly Distributor for Remington Typewriter and Adding Machine Division Remington Rand Inc, Telephone 32660 Headquarters for Athletic Teams When In Phoenix Try The Saratoga Cafe, Inc. Specializing in Sea Foods And Tender Steaks Good Food . - 11 W. Washington Courteous Service 128 S. Central Ave. Phoenix, Ariz. Phoenix, Arizona Popular Prices Gregg Shorthand School H WITH BOOKKEEPING DEPARTMENT assayampa Edward Wilder, Proprietor Hotel Summer Term June 5 140 S. Central Ave. Phoenix, Ariz. Students May Enter At Any Time Webb Motors, Inc. FoRD, MERCURY and LINCOLN-ZEPHYR Sales and Service Waples Service GENERAL REPAIRING GAS, OIL AND TIRES Montezuma and Willis Sts. Phone 642 Prescott Metal Products Co. D. C. and A. C. Walker, Props. SHEET METAL WORKS PLUMBING and HEATING VENTILATING Compliments of Cap 85 Gown Co. of California 1035 Santee St. Los Angeles, Calif. McGinty Construction Co. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 604 Luhrs Building Phoenix, Arizona Phone 3-9004 Valley National Bank Rankin Roberts RANCHES REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE Ross Favour Bldg. Telephone 11 Ensmingefs Pharmacy The Complete Drug Store Our MOLLOY MADE Covers by Babcock Cover Company 411 E. 91st Street Los Angeles, California ARTISTS LOS ANGELES ENGRAVING CO., INC. COMMERCIAL ART 85 ENGRAVING CO. A CONSOLIDATION ENGRAVERS DESIGNERS SUPERIOR PRINTING PLA TES PRESCOTT COURIER, INC. ESTABLISH ED 1882 PRESCOTT EVENING COURIER ARIZONA COURIER JOURNAL PRESCOTT WEEKLY COURIER PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS ' Tet-Tri-Zol J. Heap, Manager Laundry of Cleaning Quality and Care PRESCOTT SANITARY LA UNDRY and Dry Cleaners cott, Arizona North Montezuma Street Pres A DRESS, HAT OR COAT BEARING SARAH MARTIN'S LABEL WILL GIVE YOU POISE AND CONFIDENCE IN YOURSELF. 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