Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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Published By The Students of Prescott High School Prescott, Arizona

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[ jolewold This year the Hassayamper staff has endeavored to produce the best annual in the annals of Prescott high school. We have a great deal of material to work with, for the school has enjoyed in 1940-41 one of the most active years in its history. Although we have striven to produce as complete a record as possible of the year's activities, we realize that there was not space for all the worthwhile things. For this we are genuinely sorry. From a small one-room log school house Prescott high has progressed by rapid strides to the new four-building plant, which, by a strange quirk of fate, was constructed almost next door to the original log cabin. Therefore, we have chosen Progress as the theme of our book and have used as our symbol of progress the mighty modern streamliner. Like the searchlight which guides the streamliner, the ability and ideals developed in our grad- uates shall guide them to the end of their journey. Service, dependability, usefulness, in all these may our students make a record comparable to that of our streamliner. If, in years to come, you again observe the history of the year gone by, and remember with a smile in your heart the fun you had and the friends you loved, then this book has achieved its purpose.