Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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CONTEST CHORUS FIRST ROW: Ernest, Wilson, Hadlock, Rosenblatt, Van Kirk, Allen, Smith, Reykdal, Neighbor, Luna, Teeple, Potter. SECOND ROW: Stewart, Lenox, Bailer. Bailer, Kuykendall, Stephens, Owen, Kelly, Gilson, Steed, Wood, Gibson, Bunte, Pederson, Underdown. THIRD ROW: Martin, Pentecost, Schroeder, Sitler, Fornara, Perkins, Windsor, Tope, Crawford. FOURTH ROW: Koontz, Tope, McIntosh, Briggs, Pearsall, Savoine, Groves, Hill. CHORUS FIRST ROW: Hadlock, Martin, Gilson, Ramuz, Tope, Scott, Hayes, Johnson, Bradley, Larriba, Tanner, Huddleson, Garner, Reagan. SECOND ROW: Blair, Cravey, Lenox, Travis, Kindt, Bailer, Bassett, Bailer, Fisher, Blair, Scott, Tenney, Garcia, Trengove, Bunte, Steed, Gibson. Hale, Gentry. THIRD ROW: Dilts, Kelly, Garberich, Stewart, Kuykendall, Bobo, Voller, Elrod, Stevens, Allen, Reykdal, Hayes, Wood, Agee, Porter, Jones, Teeple, Pederson, Potter, Richwine. Knight, Flores. FOURTH ROW: Bowen, Ernest, Underdown, Van Kirk, Owen, Cano, Flores, Lawrence, Prince, Neighbor, Smith, Luna, Rosenblatt, Gillett, Wilson, Statler. FIFTH ROW: Fornara, Shupp, Sitler, Schroeder, Martin, McIntosh, Crose, Perkins, Tope, Briggs, Windsor, Briggs, Lovett, Crawford, Hill, Groves. SMALL MUSIC GROUPS GIRLS’ TRIO: Ernest, accompanist, Rosenblatt, Neighbor, Smith. BOYS’ QUARTET: Underdown, accompanist, McIntosh, Schroeder, Windsor, Hill. STRING ENSEMBLE: Windsor, McIntosh, Pederson, Smith, Wallis. WOODWIND ENSEMBLE: Thorpe, Hayes, Hart, Reeves, Geimer.

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i94i • • • . . . GIRLS' TRIO AND BOYS' QUARTET have done outstanding work throughout this year. These pupils participated in the annual music festival in Flagstaff as well as in many civic affairs. Much of the credit goes to Mr. Backe, for his fine aid as director and instructor. . . . WOODWIND AND STRING ensembles have been a credit to a very proud alma mater. Their performances in Flagstaff brought the former an excellent rating while the latter received the highest rating possible, that of superior. . . . CHORUSES received this year an excellent rating at the music festival. Great praise has been given them for their performances in many school and civic affairs throughout the year. In addition to broadcasting over the radio, they presented music assemblies for the entire student body. Christmas vespers showed the remark- able ability of the choral group. This was broadcast for the first time on a state-wide hookup. Under the capable direction of Mr. Backe, the group has been acclaimed all over the state.

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I941 • • • . . . LETTERMAN'S CLUB, composed of the award winners in the three major sports, football, basketball, and track, numbered among its activities the general supervision of letter awards. Others in- cluded the annual dance, co-sponsored by the Yellow Jackets, and a spring picnic. . . . YELLOW JACKETS, marching at games, cheering for Prescott high when cheers were needed, and forming the Usherettes and the Drill team, were present in almost every phase of school life. During those hectic days last fall when no one knew who would win the next football game, the cheering squad was ever there, encouraging the team to greater victories. Sponsored by Miss Wade and Miss Childress, over ninety girls, sophomores, juniors, and seniors, belonged to the organization. . . . USHERETTES, developed under the auspices of the Yellow Jackets for the purpose of ushering at all school activities, proved their worth through their work at plays and concerts. Organized this year as an experiment, the group was not only exceedingly useful but was also a source of added color. Next year will see the organization handling enlarged duties. Picturesque in school colors, the blue of skirts and the gold of blouses, the girls were an added attraction at every performance.