Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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“15” CLUB FIRST ROW: Pentecost, Frerichs, Hill. SECOND ROW: Ore, Grove, Emmons, Rosenblatt, Steed, Walker, Born. THIRD ROW: Payne, Luna, Windsor, Post, Akin. SERVICE CLUB FIRST ROW: Schroeder, Deming, Dillinger. SECOND ROW: Hudson, Vallely, Bowen, Mr. McNarie, sponsor, Bergen. Reagan. THIRD ROW: Peters, Harmon, Gibbs, Hyde, Lovett. COMMERCIAL CLUB FIRST ROW: Richwine, Beckmen, Adkison, Gann, Hayes, Johnson, Lawrence, McNeill, Pruitt, Oliver, Gillett, Voller, Keaton, Hill, Allen. SECOND ROW: Mr. Olivo, sponsor, Wilson, Scott, Richwine, Mathews, McIntosh, Rucker, Jones, Emmons, Teeple. LIBRARY CLUB . FIRST ROW: Widener, Burch, Born, Kuhne, Mignella, Guerrero, Sandefur, Montiel, Clark, Horton, Knight, F. Johnson, I). Johnson. SECOND ROW: Roberts, Myers, Mc- Coy, Simmons, Cooper, Murphy, Easter, Bergen, Benegas. CAMERA CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Bast, sponsor, Roberts. Prince, Steed, Gentry, Hale, Mills, Cooper, Ogg, McKay, Beckmen, Hayes, Elrod. SECOND ROW’: Shupp, Schroeder, Collins. Sitler, Loving.

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1941 • • • . . . LIBRARY CLUB, sponsored by Miss Hardaway, worked dili- gently at the busy library desk, filing magazines, books, and cards, being generally helpful, and serving the hundred and one needs of the student body. Members received credits for their work. . . . CAMERA CLUB, amid much splashing and smearing, turned out negatives, prints, and blackouts during the year. Many snaps and athletic pictures in the Hassayamper owe their existence to the hard workina Camera club members. . 15 CLUB, a society composed ot nine seniors and six juniors, enjoyed its first year as an honorary organization. Members of the group were selected by the student council on the basis of personality and service to the school. . . SERVICE CLUB, proving a success in its first year, was organ- ized and sponsored by Mr. McNarie. Various duties, including ushering for games and parking cars, were performed with quiet zeal by the members of the organization. . . . COMMERCIAL CLUB was organized to prepare its members for work after graduation and to help commercially minded students. The club was active in making surveys and in studying and dis- cussing problems which students may face in the future.

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1941 • • • . . . ANNUAL STAFF, with the help of their adviser, H. H. Dean, produced out of the confusion, raillery, and downright hard work of many staff meetings an entirely new yearbook. Candles were burned at both ends as industrious staff members tore their hair and eyed the deadline sheet in perfecting zippy copy. Two evenings each week were devoted to clipping, cutting, writing, and measuring until the completed annual was sent to the printers. . BADGER STAFF, 28 students who have a yen to see their work in print, enlisted their services as reporters and editors for the Badger, the official sheet of P. H. S. These students not only printed the Badger but also handled school news for the local and state newspapers. During the year these students studied the history of American journalism, modern trends in newspapers, types of journalistic writing, the functions of the modern newspaper staff, and the knowledge of newspaper problems sufficient to make them more intelligent readers.