Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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€11. STIB1ANS MK. SHIV Kits MR. LADD MR. OKONLDND The ever-faithful three—what would we do without them? Try to imagine coming to school on a cold winter morning to find equally cold buildings, with the wind howling through a broken window pane, scattering the clutter of torn paper on the floor. Brrr!! Ghastly thought, isn't it? Well, thanks to Jess, Fred and V. M. Shivers, our colossal brains can be freed of such disturbing thoughts. We are all more than proud of such an up-to-the-minute school as P. H. S., but we must admit that a large share of the credit goes to these indispensible three who spend endless hours keeping it in such tip-top order. Our vote of thanks goes to Jess, Freddie, and V. M. Shivers!

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Mr. Backe—Good-humoredly directs char ing voices into correct channels still perspires through his own so. in spite of years of experiences loves to fish—tells clever lit stories. Miss Hardaway—Knower-of-all books a responsible for the good ones in o library—an ardent ski enthusic and all-around good sport. Miss Herring—Responsible in part for sor of the clever posters displayed times — teaches aspiring artis how”—keeps show cases at A ministration hall filled with attrc tive displays. Mr. Fee— Dit-dat” man of P. H. S.—instrui future Army and Navy recruits P. H. S. in the intricacies of rac mechanics, code system, etc. sii period each day.

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The Student Council is organized to create unity, cooperation, and a spirit of good will between the student body and the administrators of our school. Contrary to the thoughts of the students, the Council meets every other week and transacts serious business. But along with the hard labor that is put forth, the group also enjoys an annual exclusive Student Council ban- quet at the end of each successful year in office. This year we owe a lot to the Coun- cil for what it has done to brighten up our year in conflict. THOMAS CLEATOK HOB MKTZGEK