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Class of Nineteen Hundred forty- Zttree Hacked apart by a war year, the 1943 graduating class proved to be one of the most auspicious and well-liked classes ever to pass through the portals of Prescott High. Through three years of High School, this class has surpassed all records of scholastics ability, well- feeling among the students, and wolf- ing among the men (?). Imprinted on the minds of every active Senior are the unforgettable ex- periences of the slave-driving trip to the P ; an unsurpassable Senior Play, with half the proceeds going to various service organizations; the beautiful Christmas Hop, and our hilarious Ditch Day. We also renewed an old tra- dition. Various members of the Senior Class were placed in down-town offices to see how the county and city operate. Now, thoroughly understanding the work of the various officials, we have stated that we are prepared to take over successfully as our present office holders. Regretfully we think of leaving Prescott High School, but with battles to win and victory looming ahead, we go out to contribute our share of help for a great cause. Highest honors we bestow on our gallent underclassemen, the Juniors. Overcoming obstacles such as rationing and the point-system, they held their annual Junior-Senior banquet in our honor and gave us a beautiful send off at the Junior Prom. President AL CKAWFOKI) Vice-President Secretary Treasurer JOHN DKMING JULIA KABRR JACK BEACH
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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
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GEORGE K. AU-AN. .IK. PATRICIA ANN ANDREWS JOHN WKSLKY BKACH, JR. LORN A CLAIRE ATI, PAI L HKCKMKN JANK MARGIE HALLER .11 NR M RIK IIALLKR M ARC. A R ET B K N KG A S ESTHER ELIZABETH BLAIR MARILYN JEAN BKRGAN
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