Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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am Smile at the birdie.” . . . Hold it! . . . Click! and they've got that tooth-paste smile on black and white negative. Yes, it's the keyhole experts of the Camera Club. These fanatics are always on the move, whether in a blacked-out dark room or just snooping with a box or candid camera. We owe a lot of bouquets to the sly shuttermen who did their bit to make this Hassayamper. Reserve one exquisite rose, however, for Mr. Bast, who, as well as doing his own share, guided these filmaniacs through double exposures and light-streaked negatives to the results seen herein. Shutter-clickers are: BACK ROW: Barbara Mills, Courtenay Luna, Aileen Aiken, Betty Bowen, Nina Bailey, Ruth Born, Allie Emmons, Judy Gibson, Alma Jo Elrod, Mary Ethel Theobald, Harriet Smith, Merle Hayes. FRONT ROW: Dean Collins, George Allan, John Kasnetsis, Wayne Frerichs, Bill Cheek. Glamour what ami is the accepted motto of the organization turning out gals who furnish the campus with irresistible personality appeal, in other words—IT. In studying the pros and cons of the factors composing oomph the girls develop their own loveliness and learn, like Mr. Carnegie, how to win friends and influence people. How about them, gang, do they pass? The gals are Dixie Lee Geimer, Doris Garbarich, Mildred Oliver, Mary Bobo, Mary Ethel Theobald, Julia Raber, Betty Garbarino, Mary Hesson, Lida Kuykendall, Miss Meyers, Aileen Aiken, Fannie Echols, Margaret Roberts, and June Voller.

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honoraries Members of the National Honor Society are known off the record as our wonder kids. Selected each spring, only 15 per cent of the senior class and 5 per cent of the juniors are eligible for membership—and must be in the upper 25 per cent of their class scholastically. They're chosen for leadership, scholarship, character, and service. Here are our present mem- bers, honored last spring as juniors: STANDING—Lida Kuykendall, Merrill Windsor, Judy Gibson, Hubert Pentecost, Carolyn Walker. SEATED -Harriet Smith, Wayne Frerichs, Barbara Aven. Members of the P. H. S. chapter of Quill and Scroll are those journalists whose work ranked high enough to merit their acceptance by the central selection board. Qualifications for this International Honorary Society of High School Journalists are stiff. They require at least 65 column-inches of published news, feature, or editorial work, a sample of which must be approved by the board. Present members include Carolyn Walker, Joe Love, Harriet Smith, Merrill Windsor, Mary Bobo, Mary Ethel Theobald, Judy Gibson, Jim Martin, and Sherman Payne.

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P. H. S. Yellow Jackets experienced a noisy season as official cheerers-of-our brave- boys-in-the-field-and-on-the-courts. Members likewise produced candy and peanuts for the starving and pop for the thirsty. President Joan Allen officiated at meetings, ably assisted by Vice-President Aileen Aiken, Secretary Alma Jo Elrod, and Treasurer Patsy Evans. The value of the Library Club has been realized by everyone who has needed a certain book, material for a report, etc. And that includes most of us. Its members will find anything for you from how much snow fell in Utah last year to the characteristics of a platypus. Although the library is an extensive one, the efficiency of its members has kept it running smoothly. Top Row: Marilyn Ber- gan, Mary Bobo, Chloe Zella Sande- fur, Dorothy Mercer, Pearl Tenney, Zona Owenby. Bottom Row: Sara Lenox, Geraldine Burch, Flora John- son, Jayne Bunte, Mary Mora, Car- mel Montiel. Majorettes i m - pressed football spectators with their intricately woven perform- ances. Climax of the year's twirling was the spectacle at the last home basketball game, when colored spots in the dark- ened gym high- lighted flashiing batons and gorge- ous costumes.