Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1944 volume:

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Our blggest Job IS to prepare for the future so that we and th l ose who follow us may 1ve 1n a world free from want fear and hunger It IS our Job to keep those who have a lust for th e power of aestructton from destroylng peace and throw1ng all rnankmd back tnto th d k e ar ages The llght of the world IS d tmmed now the peak IS far ln the d1s tance but our conttnual effort our ever fncreasrng hope our prepara t1on for the future w1ll brlng us to th t e op of the mountatn where the radrant llght of llberty and freedom shall agarn burst brtlllantly forth over all the world uk Xll l l s-m1f1t4 xhtml ll! rl l N es xllllll Y. PAT ROE CWM 44 Erlltol Assorlatt 1Illl0I Ai50C1'lt0 Pclltor 'xtlNtIf,lSlflg MTH1 Buslncss Manager Senior Edltor Junlor Ellll0I Sophomore Fdltors ACIINIYIQS lrlltox Sports Elllllbl Staff Axim Assnstants gn Pat Roo Dnxne Lu helnlel Pllmbetll Ann PI'1tCll8I'Cl Jun Halt Hollw Rees X7lIglI11H Merrnt Dana Johnson Sue Klrlt Mau Hull Johnnle Pltts lloul Smit C larcnco IIS ans Colleen Russell J ln Runs Silly Rm Join Mason lmettd Larson lwdnces NI.-nlouf Bettx Bldl'lCOl'll Bob F1l7II1dl1l ll e Juan lXLlI'll Jxm Hcnrlux Photographol W I dst Arlx xser R 9 Meyer lII75Bl IH IRIUII SRD nu ltl 'WW H K urtn Xl'1n.1 lr l 3 l l l l l V 5 l t l t l , t l l tp 5 l N w N , ' ' i l t ' ' l W w l 4 1 l Z l I . lmirnr-in Plain-t' l .' 1: l.I'Il-I :-:nn-11: 7 1': As: . ' li ' ' Ass Linh' 'zlltlll' 4 . .,,.. ....V,,,.s, - .. . e 'V as . A 4. I ' ' ------ l ' .1 ' A .x. ' ' A I K ,. --Y---YY-,- ' . V Faculty Editor ------f------ Betty YYaples 7 3 - E va U S Y - .lf A' ' - - 1 . ns .LY clans ' V, . , ' ,HM A RT Sals. :gr-r .--------------- Y A B' Ml.. -Sim:-it .g. aka We Into the armed servlces of our country have gone m1ll1ons upon m1ll1ons of men and women boys and g1rls from all over the Umted States Prom our school from year to year from month to month have gone one hundred and forty people Just a small handful of the m1ll1ons of men who are grvlng thetr llves for Democracy Men who for our safety meet death face to face wrth courage and strength never before dreamed of From the portals of our school Uncle Sam has snatched many of our fnends and our frlends frtends to serve wlth htm 1n thts gruesome f1ght agatnst Nazusm N1ne gold stars hang on our serv1ce flag Ntne gold stars that represent former students of our school lf we stop and l1sten closely we can stxll hear the laughter of these boys r1ng1ng through the halls Yes they dled but they dtdn t d1e The Army Navy Marmes Wacs Vtfaves Spars they all boast the names of members of our student body Boys and g1rls from our school are ln every theater of battle tn th1s war They are spread all over the face of the globe but when V1ClOfY comes many of these same students wtll aga1n return home for thts lS where they belong It lS to these the untformed representatlves of our school that we Wlsh to ded1cate our 1944 HASSAY IXMPER 4 1 0 ,. I A -nv 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 .. . , . . 1 . . . , L - 1 ' 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 The symbol of school sp1r1t 1n Prescott Hrgh School was Budgy the Badger Known by every student 1n school he was regarded as the best l1ked mdrvldual on the campus Always smtlmg never complammg he was what every boy and g1rl m school wanted to be Budgy the Badger graduated Thursday lune l 1944 Dur1ng commencement Budgy got to thmkmg remtmscmg about h1s years rn school thmkmg ot what he had gamed and what fun he had had Smce he was a typ1cal Sen1or naturally he thought everyth1ng m whrch the Senrors were connected rn any way was pretty okey doke However he never lost srght of the tact that lt 1t werent for the poor young and 1nnocent Sophomores and the 1n between Iumors the school would not have been much W1thout these underclassmen half of hrs tun would have been lett out and h1s knowledge would have been very sadly neglected He had to admlt to hrmself that the student body of Prescott Hlgh School was a really keen bunch of people The year of 43 44 was more eventlul than the prevlous one however many changes were made 1n the act1v1t1es that Budgy had to emoy The war was al ways rn the background Always mmdtul of the mevttable tact that there was a huge task 1n front of them he and h1s classmates worked d1l1gently to accompl1sh 1n whlch th students ot each homeroom 1n P H S relrglously bought war stamps and how proud he was whenever the blue and wh1te M1nute Man Flag adorned the flag pole Just below the Stars and Strlpes He thought of the l1fSl t1me that he saw the school Three beaut1ful wh1te and red burldmgs w1th tlowers 1n front of each addmg Just the nght touch A huge spaclous campus The school was very large and ter rrfymg to h1m but as he got ac auamted w1th the system students and teachers the blgness and the uf horror drsappeared He found a great many people ready to take htm 1n and make hun a part of all 1S The thought came to h1m all at once that he would hke to have an account of all thrs put 1nto wrrtmg He wanted to have put 1n words the act1v1t1es of hrs last year m school so all could read and see that P H S 'J was a progresslve school and that xt really had a backbone so people could see what made 11 trck and how evenly 1t d1d t1ck I order to fulhl Budgy s w1shes here IS an account of the year of 1943 44 1n prmt as seen through the eyes of Budgy the Badger ' whatever they set out to Ido. Budgy remembered particularly the bang up way . ' I Q ' E' th' . we Uf Qmfem Gets Acqualnted Faculty Student Covernment Classes gncfqq Goes Out for the Team Major Sports Mlnor Sports Sport Clubs gbtcfqq Hxts The Hlgh Spots Extracurricular Drama Honorarles Publlcatlons Music Clubs I e L S S P 4' ,I N A Hur. o-'Uv-'AND X-53,-,5 ,B k,,,,,,,,?,,,x,0,,L ukk-.x,.,.,f.v:.wDfM+ RMK' H5 Qem zqcqnawzfecf ,- K 5 A g-po Q7'Vk.aj xkyfklf--RQ, Q VV' ' I k'kQ.,tAA - N. L0 -1'-5 V Nw f 1-QCA!--C,-.4 x.Q-8 ,. ,fr . ! if ,Q 197' IIC X XIOR N ll fqkea WM Always wonderinq what made his school tick Budqy decided tc, investiaate by lookinq in on a school board meetino Who should he see but Dr Iames Allen Dr Taylor Hicks and Frank Steed mem bers of the board and his qood friend Hank Hendrix acting super intendent and actinq principal Martin Munz Budqy was surprised to see these busy men dis cussinq his own pro- blems, but he was qiad and felt quite honored to see them takinq so much time worryinq about him. After he had been to this meet' im! he was proud to have such men as his administrators. H HENDRIX NIXRIIN H NIINI Sfwm Mr Mun: The ett1c1ent actxnq prrncxpal who led the school w1th an 1ron hand He s1qned Budqys excuses and gave out the dreaded detenhon He served as qu1d1nq force behmd the student counc1l and adnunxstered Justxce and supervxsed act1v1t1es Mxss Travxs Mary to students and faculty ahke Budqy hked the qtrl who took over Myrtle-s Job Budqys curl qot her excuses slqned by Mary She kept school records handled school sw1tch board and served as qeneral smoother outer 1n all d1ft1cult1es Mr Rcmcge The Jobhnder and boys ex cuse s1qner ot P H S He hep Budqy tmd a Job IU town and also taught hun mechamcal drawmq Yes Colo nel Rarnaqe was a very nnportant hqure rn the hte of every student rn Prescott H1qh 6,.4J! at E 1 ,,. 1 1 0 V - lt , lv tl at 1 ll ll ll, l l t . , f , . , . . H H I - I , . ,, , ,, , H i . . . 1 ea V , . ,f . , - H , Uleafnm WWW hrs locker he looked up the hdll dnd sdw dll the papers he hdd left on the floor He thought of how much work he hod cdused the custo drdns ot hrs school l-le redlrzed how much rt would hove helped rt he had prclced up the pleces of pdper that fell from hrs notebook ds he Went out the door Budqy hlce rnctny other students hcxd cllwoys token less Lddd V M Shrvers ond Fred Gronlund for qrdnted but after th1nk1nq dbout 1t he beqon to dpprecrdte them and decrded to reform A W, ! One ddy, when Budqy Wcts cleolninq out ' 1 Bust Budgy became well acquatnted Wrth Mr Bast the che-m1stry phystcs tr1g and soltd geometry teacher and tound that h1s only wtsh was that h1s students would know therr subJect as well as he dtd McNcme- Pop to everyone he taught advanced algebra sclence and ele ments of aeronauucs and geometry Fubed roots W1nd V9lOCll19S and tan gents were hrs pass vtords Fee- Dtt drt da da da d1t d1t dtt buzzed ln Budgy s ear all day after f1TSl pertod radlo class Mr Fee taught code to P H S students as well as naval cadets Rutherford Bugs rats tlsh plants Budgy learned about them all from Mr Rutherford blology teacher Wlth a swell course of study th1s new teacher made a b1g h1t w1th Budgy and h1s pals 0 Jawa WMAGQ4 Miss Mr Backe-ln the musrc room second penod each day could be heard No na no lt was Mr Backe and hrs chorus class Fmdmg a new love tn aramattcs Mr Baclfe drd a bang up Job of d1rect1ng the Juntor play Herring-Budgy described Miss Her- ring as the artist ot P. H. S. Teach- ing students the correct way to spread paint, she helped make the year very colorful. fffj,4jf Jqvvdl ' ,Leaf JJ-Quo! M' t JV 1 xlffaccl ,OC fflnlfflflw, 'wr Mr. Dixon That bright smile always got Budgy, and those American problems classes always got Mr. Dixon. He instructed students how they were to lead the country when they graduated. Miss Nowels-Although she was only 5' l , she was regarded with much respect by all her typing and American history classes, and office practice students. She was a new edition to P. H. S. this year. Miss Savage- Aunt Lil produced the best thespians again this year. She and her acting and production class ar- ranged for a whole year of interesting assemblies. Miss Hardcrway-Under a pile of new books and magazines, and file cards, Budgy .found the library teacher, Miss Harda- way. He found her tc be blonde and ery nice also very well informed on the workings of the library. 5 Mr. MacPherson-Taught Spanish in a novel way. Students exercised their vocal chords as well as their brains while Paublo pumped his organ. A great guy! Miss Childress-Budgy learned his Caesar from Miss Childress. A teacher un' surpassable, taught English and Latin I and ll. She was also the able sponsor of the Yellow lackets. Miss King-Though at home she may have lost her accent, to us she is still from the South. Budgy liked this English teachers attitude and appear' GHCG. Mr. Meyer--The journalist from journalism- ville. Mr. Meyer taught the art of writing and also facts in American history. Budgy was his problem-f but definitely. 'Dx x Mr. Evans- What hasn't he done? :nany of his students have asked. His very interesting lectures in American pro- blems made the hours pass like minutes. Mr. Pratt- Coach made he-rnen out oi mice and boxers out oi he-men. ln com- petition with the armed services, he had the boys do calesthenics and run the commando course. Miss Walker-VVith her ever-present smile, Miss Walker taught many future sec' retaries how to write and read short- hand and how to type. Yes, indeed she knew her stuff. Mr. Yost-The 'human adding machine ot P. H. S. kept the books straight and taught others how to keep them straight, too. Budgy bought and sold his books to Mr. Yost. Jawa WCVZQQZJ Miss Cary--The person responsible lor turn, ing Prescott High School girls into Amazons was Miss Cary. She was head oi the social committee and di- rected the spirited play nights. Mr. Davies-Dark hair, oh, very good look- ingf that was the shop teacher. Boys learned how to turn out anything from a pair of bookends to a bed, un der the able supervision oi Mr. Davies. Mrs. Sheldon- The stew's burning, watch your biscuits, be sure you get your vitamins, sew your seams straight, could be heard coming from the home ec. room. Yes, Mrs. Sheldon was teaching the girls how to become housewives. Miss Olsen-The school sawbones kept and alert eye on the students to ward oli prospective illness. ln her spare U' c , j,,, 'rne she helped Budgy and his friends their medical training. ,.r ' Vit 'Wi K' TOD LAWYR ICNCE l KT HOF Fw Corps' Navy CWI NMI 277 lk r KATIIRYN B.ITIZkPPH I QW 4 ff'6f4 6lI436I??'fl 65 1' 'v19,J07D'7 J IZ D Upon examm 5 ound e cut1ve of Prescott Semor oo c a an o lU record of SQFVICG du Faced wrth ardugg W4-Mille c u endered m ny favorable declslons ve bounteo s satrsfactlon to the student body Foremost rn the memomes of Budqy and the representatrves were the dec1s1ons land debatesl whrch concerned Sophomore s representahve rlqhts and the weannq of allen letters on the P H S campus Many heated drscusslons were held over these land many otherl sublects but Mr Munzs enlrahtenmq qmdance helped put the questrons to a vote IIKRBKRK IIIINR hill! NIIIIIIIX YIOIlx IRIN! 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PR Ir slllvnt ll' XX Isl R fl Tren In-r ,UWM II FIX BIXNKC Nl in-tretnrs HH 1 I Sl 4- ll'Q'NI1lf'llf YI N X hhl er -5-7 Mamma lust betore Budqy left he ran mto the Iuntor Class othcers and advtser He asked them what the Iunlor Class had done thts last school year They all told h1m he should have a better memory but helped htm out by telltnq h1m that theyd started the year oft wtth a real old fashtoned hoe down the Tumor Class Barn Dance Ot course Budqy re membe ed the grand ttme he d had there Then they remmded htm of the current books the class had chosen for the hbrary as part of the1r Enqhsh Work Budqy remembered the meetmq to vote tor class rmqs and how exctted all the lunlors had been And he couldnt for qet the Iuntor Play The Whole Town s Talkmq It really was a htt ot the year Budqy thtnks there are some promts tnq actors 1n the class tHe dtdnt add that they re sttll Just promtslnql Then they told htm not to forget that super lur11orSen1or Banquet and Budqy who loves to eat sata hurray for 1t Oh I know how you wound up the year satd Budqy That lun or Prom was really an event Well so long ktds good luck and dont torqet your pal Budqy the Badqer' 3-1 -Q l HH.. , Y - .s 4' ' l .' - J, Q , A T' L . 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X wbvxqxyxv Budqy Badger wrll never forqet hrs experren es wrth thrs year s Sophomore Class One of the outstandrnq events of the year was the parntrnq of the P He clrmbed the hrll proddrnq and threatenrna the unfortunate Sophomores who were sweat rnq under heavy loads of brooms buckets and whrtewash Hrs swatful supervrsron allowed no slackrna at the tedrous rob of weed pullrnq He forced the Sophres to whrtewash untrl everythrnq frncludrnq the whrtewashersl was snowy whrte As he ate the wrttles he and hrs fellow Senrors furnrshed for the occasron he decrd d that even the Sophomores had to aqree that there was some aood rn the backbreakrna task Buoay stood backstaae wrth the dramatrc coach as the nervous Soohres warted for the curtarn fo ao up and th annual Sophomore as ernbly to beam He brt hrs claws and hrs knees shook vr hen sorreone forgot a l1ne He beamed wrth prrde as the curtarn rang down amrd enthusrastrc applause He trrpped a lraht fa rtastrc at the leap year dance A1 the welcome dance qrven at the end of the year for the freshmen he cut a flashy frqure All n all Buday had a swell year b C , f J IJ fa . ,L ll - L t 7 6 t A F ff P ' 'sr at X 4 ' f YVX V ' fx Y' fl - gr .1 , f . lv I - N 'Yrla-xl ':vQ 1 is ' if 'X A n N 1'x,Qf-tireuhlvln dl! 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J, ,'1f,1f.5r 'M rev: J YT 52 '7'P'lf 4 ,. 7 1 -f - ,., X- zvf,e..Hf 41. -' ' -r ,f w, ' A-5, fr ,xy:.,.-1' 1' ' -' ' ,'-' i ' ff- '- ,z A.',1,,,Ag:,, ,auf Qfucfwan Quncfmfi Captain elect of the l943 footbai team was lun Kett This was lim s third year on the squad and second as first string center His career was interrupted by his entrance into the U S A A F The hiah scorer for the squad was F11 Luna Fil capa bly filled the position of fullback ana captain on the team Fil took over in the absence of the former captain He also gained honorable mention on the All State squad Lloyd Scott runner up for scoring honors played his second year on the team and first as letterman He was good on both defensive and offensive ma neuvers Ierry Insley will be back for another year to fill a tackle posi tion This was his second year on the team but first as a letterman Center on the squad was Frank Kelly He was an accurate ball handler and good on defense This was his first year on the team Play ing his first year on the squad Forrest Bcxcus was very substantial at one of the guard positions This was his last year on the team Pat Roe played wherever there was a ho e or position to be plugged This was his second year on the squad and first as lett rman Ilm Hendnx will be back for another year in the backfield. This was his first year on the team. Elden Porter a transfer from Mesa adapted himself to the first string backfield immediately. Speedy Herman Brinkmeyer was al- ways considered a threat to any op- position. He was equally efficient on defense. This was his first year on the team and as a letterman. Bruce Fee left many an impression on opposing footballers both physi- cally and mentally. This was his first year on the team, also. Dwcxin Porter filled and held down one of the end positions. He was alert on defense and offensive plays. H played his first year on the team and also first as a letterman. 3 . . . . In-run-nl In-rv frum It-It In right :iri- Lloyd St-nrt. Jerry Inslf-y. Frank K4-lly. Fnrrr-st lim-tis. Pat lim-. Jim He-ntlrix, P21114-n Ports-r. II:-rman ltrinkm--5'-kr. llrnm- I-'4-v, lrwnin lmrr.-r, D 1 AW' wife I RV you lvx 'J v QMMM4 6' Bob Knight, rough and tough tackle, always made the opposition think twice before trying to pull anything over on him. He has another year on the team and may be expected to carry out orders at all times. Edward Wolgast. new to Prescott this year, gained a reputation as a speedy scat back. He also will be seen and heard of again next year. Playing his second year on the squad and first as letterman, Iohn Allen was always considered tough by the opposition. Lawrence Dreyer faithfully and capably plugged and stopped everything that came his way at a guard position. Booby will be back for another year of good heads-up foot ll. H Raymond Kuykendall is rea dev ing into a formidable tri- r . This was Rays first year m, but he will be back to again the Badgers. Charles Potuzak be counted upon at all times for to anybody. This was his on the team. Florencio Duran a ball hawk on both defense and of- He accounted for many an inter- ception for the Badgers. This was also his first, year on the squad. Charles Kennedyfwill be back again next year to plugipway at the opponents line. Tom Holden, tackle on the Badger squad, was dependable both offensively and defen- sively. This was his first year on the squad. Charles Holtzman, another tackle, saw action and proved capable. This was his first year at football. Budgy was proud of these boys and he knows that next year Prescott will be seeing a lot of Ray Kuykendall, Ed Wol- gast, lerry lnsley, Iim Hendrix, Charles Kennedy, Elclen Porter, Bob Knight, Law- rence Dreyer, Tom Roden, and Charles Holtzman. Boys who played their last year for the Badgers are Captains lim Kett and Fil Luna: Prank Kelly, Forrest Bacus, Iohn Allen, Pat Roe, Lloyd Scott, Herman Brink- meyer, Bruce Fee, and Dwain Porter. l'i4'ti1rf':l In-rv from la-t't tw right :irv Huh Knight. l'l4lW'ilI'll XYulp::lsl. .luhn Alln-ii. l.ilW'I'l'll llri-yvr, llilylllltlltl Iilukv-iutxill Vlmrlvs Vllllllilli. lflnro-in-if' ltumii. timilffs lXl'lllI1'flX, If-in Ili-fl-'n. Vluairle-s Ihtltziiniii. YI K0 KI ll N 4 IIIIQWIKN l'llilNhNll'XIli F0 K It HST li.XK'l'5 Captain of the 44 basketball squad was Pat Roe Pat did a fine Job as captain as well as playing guard on the team He was an outstanding spark in Prescott s offense as well as de fense Lloyd Scott filled the other guard position and play ed well on defense. Playing forward was Fil Luna Fil was a high scoring man and a valu- able part of Prescott s offense. Herman Brinkmeyer playing the other forward was a con- sistent scorer of offensive ma- neuvers managing always to chalk up his portion of tallies. Tall Forrest Bacus played in the center slot and expertly managed to score more than his share of Prescott's total points. He reached his peak in the St. Iohns game by scor- ing 20 points. Elden Porter, a junior who will be returning next year, sub- stituted at the forward position and always managed to hold his own against any opponents. FN Lanky Dwcrin Porter was an able substitute in the center position. He did a fine Job on defensive maneuvers and could always be counted on to score points. Other team members who remained faithful the complete season but lacked quarters to earn their letters were Edward Wolgast, Charles Holtzman, Bill Busse lim Hendrix, and Henry Soto. U -,pu . , ,fn X ' of X . , H f , 1 t . ' f I'. ' H ffl ' I'll.X'l l' lilllyll -lf D'l l' I - A -Y I la I IIIIN IORTIR IDN XIX l0R'llR Brlngrng the season to a successful completxon the Prescott Badgers dlsplayed outstand1ng basketball abxlrty even though the seasons record looked rather dark W1th three conference X'V1I'1S agarnst SIX conference defeats the team was ne fer beaten badly Thxs year s l1VG was hand1capped by lack of mterscholasttc sports the prevrous year and con sequently the team was green and rnexperrenced However the boys showed that they knew thelr basketball by reachrng thetr peak at tournament ttme and advancmg to the semxhnal bracket After defeat1ng Flagstaff tn th1s tourney the Badgers managed to defeat a h1ghly favored St lohns qumtet but were f1nally overcome by the Kmgrnan Bulldogs Budgy was proud of th1s year s team and the Job that Coach Pratt d1d tn developtng 1t from a green squad to the flnrshed basketball team 1t was at the Northern tournament Prescott started 1lS season by encounterrng the W1ckenburg Wranglers The Badgers were outmaneuvered and the game closed w1th Prescott on the tra1l1ng end of a 37 25 score The followrng week the Snowflake f1ve traveled to Prescott to engage the Badgers Agarn Prescott tasted defeat to the tune of 33 26 A week later the local f1V9 met defeat at the hands of the powerful Ierome Muckers 39 2l and as another seven days rolled around Prescott dropped a decxsron to the Clarkdale Wolves by a 2719 downfall On the follow1ng weekend the team met Sehgman then regarded as one of the most pfO1Tl1 nent teams ln the North The Badgers managed to overcome the Antelopes by a 27 25 count and thus scored therr flrst vrctory 1n the 44 campargn After that the Badgers traveled to Wtckenburg and there they were nosed out by a heart breaktng 2318 score However they retahated the next n1ght by encounterrng W1ll1ams ln the V1k1ng gym and trouncrng them soundly to the tune of 34 25 Seven days later the local f1ve had a return t1lt w1th Clarkdale and after puttrng up a gruel 1ng battle they were f1nally overcome by f1ve poxnts 32 27 When they played agaln they were on the Selrgman floor Sehgman s early lead of 13 l was overcome but the Badgers were nosed out 1n the closlng mlnutes by a score of 29 25 zfeqgszx , AA 1. 7 4: A . 41 , T . , ' - , A , . 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' , . 1 . . ,.,, , 1 The team was developmg raptdly wlth eacn game they played and as they met lerome the followtng weelc tmorovement was very notrceable The Badgers had a l4 l lead at one trme but were unable to hold 1t Wtth one mrnute to go they were nosed out by a score of 23 2l but Prescott fans then realtzed that wrth more expert ence the Badgers would have had a top tearr' thts year After thts torturmg loss the enthusrasttc Badger f1ve Closed thetr season w1th a lt was after thrs game that they entered the Northern conferenpe tournament held at Flagstaff ln the frrst round the Badgers drew Flagstaff whrch they casually downed by a score of 2' to lES Thrs entrtled them to a chance at the St Iohns qumtet wh1ch was favored to place hrgh rn the tourney After a gruelmg battle the Badgerland Boys put th1s one away by a breathtakmg score of 35 to 32 Thts put the team rn the semtfmal bracket and wrth one more Wm tn y would be allo ved to oarttctpate tn the state tourney However they lacked herght and the stx toot stx boys of Kmgman managed to down them by a score of 4329 Thts ended the 44 season for the Drescott Badgers The Sophomore team th1s year cons1sted of erght memb rs rnte Born P G Bosenblatt Bob Curtrs lohn Hazeltme Arthur lester lames Clara lohn Pearson hm I-larrmgton Xl :wr - . tl ' Y 'ff-2 ' V ' f CT ,' ' :V xa A 't' . ' ' 1 l 22 to l8 win over Williams. ' ' e A 2 ' ' 4 I . . ' ' , ' e 1 E ' , . . . . A 1 , ,vb N 7f,, 1 7 . ' , A ' y was f ' ......--.. Haw Sfzcwa lntrarnurals played a aregt part rn the ln the pre mere ot wwat promlses to be sports actrvrtres of P H S as Budqy soon dlscovered Amona the sports that made therr appearances III vanous seasons ol thf year were football basketball wrestlma boyxna and tumblma 1' ome an an'1ual sports classlc at Prescott I-hal School the Copper Gloves Boxmq Tournament hnals were held at maht rn the gym and were open to the publ1c The pre lrrmnary matches wer. held after school The mtramural football champ1onsh1p was taken by East Walker comb1ned team by beatmq Cary rn the irnals The consolahoh hamp1onsh1p was won by Mr DIXOHQ homeroom wmch won over the Chrldress Meyer comb1nat1on m the play off lntranural basketball took place durmq the reqular basketball season w1th Chu dress homeroom takrna the champlonshlp The Rutherford McNar1e combme took second place ahrldress trmshed the reqular season wrth a perfect record Turnblrnq was also taken up rn the qynn lasses and smce most of t e boys had haa e pertence rn the sport before ore aa vanced forms of flrps and dwes could l: rac tced ess f c md Q oy cr rdmatt Amona the actrvrtres taken up rn the physl al educatron lasses Nresthna was one o e rrcst trrportant The basrc rolds ana osrtrohs vere tauaht and matches were d lrl t K SQ Qzah SQGQJ Budgy observed that a great percen- tage of the girls oi P. H. S. entered into the various sports, winning many honors. These games consisted of tennis badminton bas- ketball homeroom volleyball and table tennis Tennis opened the girls' sports season. The girls deserving special mention were Barbara Travis the winner ot the Senior Qlass with lean Reeves as runner up- in the lunior Class Maxine Weiss placed first Sophomore champion was Betty Staggs Tabl tennis proved to be a winning game among all of the girls The girls winning the rank of first and second were Seniors Elizabeth Pritchard Barbara Keaton Iuniors Tomasita Larriba Barbara Busse Sopho mores Mariorie Gray Betty Staggs Under the able supervision of Miss Ethel Cary the badminton tournament proved to be a great success lt was a competitive sport between individuals oi the Sophomore lun ior and Senior girls Budgy noticed that many girls turned out for this popular sport 5 is Q 'S Although all homeroom volleyball teams ot P F S attempted to win first place in the tournament this year the girls oi Mr Mc Narie s home room received the honor Mr Rutheriords homeroom wos the runner up with the remainina teams following closely Girls i one the Sophonnores to the Seniors fvent all out for the captivating game of basketball Annually this game is enioyed by the girls of Prescott High School The girls playing on fin eriual iasis reccwed Ilf pecial honors Since Budgy had watched these active girls throughout the year he ventured to find out Just what award they receTved for their ability and sportsmanship Through their actual activity a G A A emblem numerals four inch letter and six inch letter may be earned As indicated the six inch letter is the last award and may be had only by senior girls. Budgy found archery a predominating sport as he watched arrows fly both in ths fall and in the spring. ble watched many good archers bi, picked out Dolo- res Parra Barbara - Whitney Kathryx Bates Betty Bian- coni Dixie Lee X G e i m e r ean Kurtz Chonita Parra, and Dana lohnson as the eight best archers. T h i s completed Budgy s visit to an-- cther year of ac- tivity in girls' sports. Q44 Once Budgy peeked into the gymna sium and was promptly invited in by the Girls Athletic Association commonly known as the G A A Budgy walkea o er and introduced himself to Miss Ethel Cary the supervisor and director of g1rls sports During the year through some attraction Budgy continued to v1s1t the feminine athletes Words such as cupid birds field goals net balls 21 and home runs ran through Budgys mind as he watched the girls participate in archery badminton basketball volley ball table tennis and softball Miss Cary took Budgy by the paw and intrcduced him to the association officers rle met the president Kathryn Bates vice president Barbara Travis secretary Dixie 'ee Geimer and social chairman lean Kurtz Budgy heard some talk about the of ficials club What is it and what does it do? lt is a division of the G A A which aids Miss Cary in officiating at games Iuniors and Seniors are given preference in earning points toward their letters Spanx? GMM Under the capable leadership of the officers of the Rifle Club who are Sam Fall President Howard Fee Vice Presi dent Marie Smith Secretary Treasurer Bob Curtis Executive Officer Budqy be came a straiqht shooter from start to iinish He and his buddies were not only rifle packin rnamas but also pistol packin They occasionally used a pistol for their shooting Although not as active as in former years the P H S Ski Club was aqain organized and took advantage ot a qood winter Under the supervision of Miss Dorothy l-lardaway the club held several meetinqs Some skiing was done on the Prescott slope and one con test was neld at Minqus on February l3 Winners ot this regulation meet fvere awarded ribbons Because he likes the woods so much Budqy was disappointed when hc learned that the Hiking Club was re- strlcted to qirlsi The Hiking Club which is sponsored by the G. A. A., does its hikinq over the surroundinq hills and dales of Prescott. The qirls take from four to six hikes during the year. On one of these hikes, they take a lunch to eat under some shady tree. xx!-X dx Q IX, Q N , - X X f N f- V XX Q x X 1 , f bww 64054 Me 045 QQ 572013 Sig L E 4 , 7125, 1' gamma! Ame I 'hx October 31 was really a busy day for Budqy and h1s classmates The flrst event of the day was the Halloween parade tn whlch pup11s from all the Pescott schools part1C1 pated The prlze for the most attracttve float was taken by Pop McNar1e s homeroom A11 day Budqy and hts pals put IH some lonq hours decoratmq booths and slde shows ard preparmq for the bra events and exctte ment of Halloween nlqht Came 7 30 students and qrown ups flocked 1nto the Iunlor Hugh gym by the hundreds There was a look of satrsfactron on Budqys tace when he saw how Jolly and enthus1ast1c everyone was as they walked from booth to booth playtnq games wmnmq pnzes and buy ma pre war confecttons and soft drmks There was a JIVIH Jam sess1on rn the north hall out toe the gym Then there was a h11ar1ous melerdramar and an eye takmq fashton show The c11max of the evemnq came at 10 30 when her htqhness Katle Bates and hrs Queen and Kmq of the 1943 carnlval season The runners up were Iohnnre Prtts and Pat Roe The Iumor 1-hah royalttes were Prmcess Maxme Sanders and Prmce Bernard Donahue These happy couples were all presented w1th q1fts Lk H as ,Q I 7- . 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'6UL' V -, -l H Nd yvlug Vll'2., mr, 75a Budgy was proud of h1s classr ates tn the rnuslc and aramattcs departments for the1r per formance m the annual Vesper Servtce For mne conse uttve years the students and towns people of Drescott have emoyed thrs rnusrcat and dramattc pageant Under the d1rect1on of George F Baclce a m1xed chorus and group of candle beanng glrls lead by the anttphonal chorr sang the tradlttonal Cnnstmas carols Between carols Lloyd Scott read scrtptures from the Blble M Backe sang the solo The Brrthday ol a Kmg W1th the smgtng of Ioy to the World the candle bearers trled out the center atsles of the audrtonum When the chorus ret1red the Yulettde season play Why the Chrmes Bang was presented by the dramat1cs department under the d1rec t1on of L1ll1an Savage Dana Iohnson and Ierry lnsley played the leads w1th Charles Davrs and Marshal McCurdy representtng the grade schools 1n the productton The cathedral scene proved to be Just as breath takmg as always The students tn tht portron ot the play were Frl Luna the Kmg hm Hart the Prrest Frances Malout the Angel Wayne Bollms the Old Man Bette Duncan the Young G1rl Betty Waples the Blch Woman Charles holtzman the Soldxer and Holly Bees the Blch Man Ummm Qcmq WWI' Emi 450101 gamma! Budqy was really proud of the play tl at the members of Q lass of 44 presented last year but th1s yea s performance of Bet Foot Forward by lohn C Holm rnore than conv1nced 'urn of thetr abtlrty Thts very well selected play was a h1t on both staqe and screen as well as to the P H S Badgers Under the able d1rect1on of Mrs Robert Tyson tne play was qtver that sptcy co ea touch Boy' When Buday savt Gale loy walk across the stage the very claws on hts ltttle paws curled All tlnrouqh the perlo mance he roa ed at the s1tuat1ons Bud Hooper found hrmselt tn and wrth the bratnstorms ot Hunk Hoyt and Dutch lVl1ller these sttuattons W re rea'ly stde splrtttna oclct Prom thxnqs beqan to pop The cltrnax was reached wnen her clothes were torn oft by the lnfurrated qrrl frtends of the boys As the end dr W near all problems were solved and everyone was entrrely happy Members of the cast were lohnme P1tts Gale loy larnes Scott Bud Hooper lloyd Scott Dutch Mrller Bud Sands Hunk Hoyt Holly Rees Dr Heeber Thelma Hartaqe Helen Schlessmqer V1rq1n1a Merrtt Bltnd Date Frantc Kelly lack Haq aerty Donna Lee Messlmer Ethel Elrzabeth Pntchard Mtnerva Drxte Lee Gezmer Mtss Delaware Water Gap Bob Qurmby Drofessor Lloyd Pat Hoe L hester Btlltnqs lack Votler Gld Grad lean Reeves Mrss Snlth hm Hart Satchel Mayer and Bruce Vee Green ll if r , ' s r' st ' . . 1. 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Q ' . r ' r , 1' ' ' N When Bud invited Gale loy, alamorous Hollywood actress, to attend the Win- r ' ' ' ' f . e , , t N lf-w I 1 ' I , 7 T ' T i , ' I 1 t , Y 7ke were 70mm mfm Budqy had a seat on the front row to the Iunror performance The Whole Towns Talkrna Budqy was trckled prnk at many ot the amusrna srtuatrons The play a farce concerned the tate ot a dumb ordrnary fellow and the nrany attempts of hrs DUSIHGSS partner to make a match tor Chester wrth hrs dauqhter Ethel A hc trclous love attarr rnvolvmq Qhester wrth a beautrlul mov1e star Letty Lythe was made up Vtlhen Letty and her trancee a former prrze trqhter arrrved rn town thrnas happened fast Budqy almost tell out of hrs seat and choked on hrs aum durrna the xcrtrnq traht scene After the show Budqy dashed back staqe to meet the cast Frrst he was xntro duced to the ettrcrent drrector Mr George F Backe Then he shook hands wrth Wayne Rollrns who played Chester Brnney and Frances Malouf who played Ethel Srmmons ln the aressrnq rooms burred under qrease parnt Budqy found other members ofthe cast rncludrna Dorothy Hess Letty Lythe Elden Porter Donald Swrit Irmmy Hendrrx Boaer Shrelds Sally Roe Lrla W1lson lean Kurtz Sally Otrs Betty Branconr Annre Lourse Overstreet Sadle Bloom Bob Frtzmaurrce taxr drrver Marretta Mlller Mrs Srmfnons lerry lnsley Mr S1mmons and Barbara Io Whttney Mrs Iac son Grrls wrth Mrs Iackson were Maman Morrow Martha Hale Bette Duncan Ieanne Curtrs Dons Wrnchester Ioan Bera lean Meteer Maxrne WSISS and Mary Helen Poberts The prompters were Mary Mathew s and Barbara Busse Budgy a torrntdable ngure on the gr1d1ron and on the basketball court naturally made the coveted letter P ot the school Thts entx tled hun to hold an honorary rnembershrp tn the Lettermen s Club Budgy found that hrs club was to bulld up sportsmanshtp at al tlmes rn all places Th1s appl1ed not only to members of the club but to all part1c1pants tn sports ,ue-Q81 T532 NPL P cm. l wa Q Although he was Just an average student Budgy looked Wtth prxde on the Nattonal Honor Soctety Members of thrs organrzatron all of them outstand 1ng students rn hrgh school have gone on to excel 1n college work and 1n ordtnary hte Prescott Hrgh School has mamtaxned an aft1l1at1on w1th thrs group tor a num ber of years Budgy IS glad that he has trrends who belong to such a worth whtle orgamzatlon Budgy dld tlnd out how to become a member of th1s select group Member shrp IS restrrcted to those IH the upper twenty l1V9 per cent ot therr class scholastrcally Each sprlng Iumors and Semors who are wrthrn th1s group meet to elect the members of the soc1ety Only hfteen per cent of the Senlors and txve per cent of the Iuntors may be selected each year The members shown here were selected last sprrng as Iuntors . 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D ,. ,..,., the master mlnds ot Journahsm behlnd the scenes of the Badger and Hassayamper and who wrrte up Budgys act1v1t1es are recog nrzed each year by the grantmg of membersh1p to Qu1ll and Scrol Th1S organrzatlon Oll1C1GllY called the lnternatxonal Honorary Soczety for l-hgh School lournal rsts IS act1ve among h1gh schools throughout the country Its pur pose IS to acknowledge good Jour nal1st1c achrevements and to 1m prove school publ1cat1ons and student Journahsts Budgy s .nends who were grant ed membersh1p thxs year are all tn the upper th1rd of thelr class Each one had to submrt samples of h1s work and an appl1cat1on tc the nat1onal board for approval as Well a havmg the recommen datron ot Mr Meyer pubhcattons adv1ser Perhaps the outstandlng honor open to Budgy and h1s classmates lS member 51p ID he l5 u The hfteen members i th1s club mne ot whon are Semors and s1x Iun rors are selected by the student councrl on the basrs ot personahty ap pearance and SGIVICG Each student so chosen hsts h1s act1v1t1es 1D P H S and the hfteen most ac t1ve are granted member sh1p Budgy IS happy to serve w1th such a group is Y t A L . 0, li' ' t U Cl b. A ' l o s -1 l f . 5 - . t ' f- V l ' fm fl. . ,,,,,,,, , ,, I - - t ' I' - . ee---lfligddfqm New aadwfdr as Very few of the happy heads that read the Badger w1th caust1c scrutmy or chrldrsh admrratlon and apprecratron realrze the turmoll and confusron that go on backstage rn puttrng out the school paper Wheres the dummy? Who wrote the ear? Wheres the head for thrs story? When are you gorng to get thrs story rn? Get thrsl Rewrrte the lead on that? Go rntervrew Budgyl Paper goes to press today' Such were the many headaches and Worrres that confronted the asprrrng Journalrsts of Mr Meyers th1rd perrod Journahsm class Elrzabeth Ann Prltchard was selected to head the Badger staff as edrtorln made to get chref In thrs capaclty she supervrsed the actrvrtres of the other edrtors asslgnments wrote the edrtorrals and drd any other odd Jobs necessary the Badger out Nena Barly was chosen assocrate ed1tor to as szst Ellzabeth and the other edrtors rn therr work News edrtor for thrs year was lean Reeves lt was lrer duty to make up the f1rst page make assrgn ments and wrxte heads for the news page Betty Dossln served rn a s1m1lar capacrty as feature edrtor as drd Pat Roe the sports edrtor Therr Jobs mcluded makrng up therr respectrve pages wrrtlng heads rnakrng assrgnments and wrrt mg materral for therr pages Clarence Evans ably frllea the posrtron of staff cartoonrst He desrgned and carved all of the sports and feature cartoons that made th1s years Badger so colorful The d1str1but1on of the paper both to the students and to out of town subscrrbers or ex changes was handled by crrculatron edrtors L Verne Duncan rn the frrst semester and Lxlly Murphy tn the second Holly Rees although enrolled IH the frfth perrod Journalrsm class was able to help out by wrrtmg heads readlng proof and makrng last mrnute changes necessary to balance the page H' is f v , - v u u r I I lr If 1 1 l IV I . I 1 - 1 I V Q A V , 4 ' , , . . . . ,Q ,nn I V ' zrn I V V ' I l - . , . ' W, . 1 - 1 ' 1 l l l 1 G 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 i..vnkla1 5 I .1 Nl - A ' ' I I- 1' 'M- . . ,ln 6 , . . 1 , .' V f A .JU A. 1 .. .-,1- 1 - , - 1 r '. t N., 0 . 1 ' ,, ' M. X ,ny I -i uf . , A. ' ' ' ' ' J , , , 4 , 4 , Q JI x 1 -Jr: , . Q 1 J , .. ' -,Ill 'l ' N ' ' U- , ,. A . ,....- ,,- - . , 4, ' . 1 ' x ' 4 . 'J ' . 'J V . , Y, I f l ' U9 ' 1 4 ' x - f' N, 1 I , , , - xt 1 , 2 - 1 . , 1 . . 5 T Q , sl 4 'r 1'. Z, I '5' . t ' ' ' ...u 1 - 'T -1 ' 4-LPM,-.L. elfmliazfanfpfzea e4feacfac4e4 Hectxc tlmes hard work and lots of fun go 1nto the productron of the Hassayamper every year Budgy and hls classmates are accustomed to see-mg staff members rushlng around out most of the work goes on unnotlced The 1944 Hassayamoer was confronted w1th more d1ff1cult1es than probably any other ed1t1on Paper shortage frlm pr1or1ty bad weather lack of engravmg metal and labor and a deflclency of tralned staff members all threw omrnous shadows on the .vork Undaunted by such condrtrons the staff made 1ts plans and trred to carry on as 1f nothxng was wrong Occaslonal bottlenecks were confronted but rn txrne all were overcome unt1l the book was ready for d1str1but1on Pat Hoe was elected ed1tor and wrth hrs asststants DIXIE Lee Germer and Ehzabeth Ann Prltchard he was able to supervrse staff actrvrttes Ilm Hart and Holly Rees were selected to manage the advertlslng and sales respec l1VG1Y Faculty members p1ctures and copy were handled by faculty ed1tor Betty lean Waples VIIQIDIG Merrrtt Senlor Class edr class of 44 and locat1ng the1r plctures ' d The Iumor sectlon was arranged by Dana lohnson whlle Sue Klrk and Mary H1ll repre sented the Sophomores on the staff Iohnnre Prtts was busy as actrvrty ed1tor as was Lloyd Scott who was selected as sports ed1tor The buddrng art1st respons1ble for Buday s proflle rn thfs book was Clarence Evans Advrser R S Meyer and photographer W L Bast were kept busy wrth therr respec trve Jobs Q7 N I 1 Q tor, had the job of listing all members of the :NN . ' l I I. V ' ' J' . , I xx 5 ' ,W fx Q . ' 'YL ' L ,J ' ir l I K A kt t gy Malawi? Mmm Familiar warbling xtoices were heard ascending from the music room second period each day for Budgy was a member ofthe golden-voiced chorus. Even though Mr. Backe instructor abhored chewing gum Budgy sometimes completely forgot that fact and entered the room with his jaws working at a fast pace. But soon he was reminded that chewing and inging did not go together. This year Budgy was able to learn a lot of individual solos pertain- ing to his own taste and which will give him a start to a great repertoire. Even though the chorus class was lacking in the male line a lot of four part and a few eight part choruses were diligently learned. It was so early to rise, but Budgy had to get to orchestra on time even though it was dark and cold for the first few months of school. Budgy and the rest of the members of the orchestra wish to thank the governor for allow- ing an extra hour of sleep in the morning by changing the state back to mountain standard time. The orchestra made several appearances during the school term. This year Mrs. Chase, music instructor at lunior High School, conducted the orchestra, for Mr. Backe's schedule was such that it made it impossible for him to be there. Budgy did enjoy having the feminine touch added to the orchestra. Budgy liked being a member of the Prescott High School band, too, which performed on many occasions. Of course it meant that he must get up in the wee hours and trudge down the hill, across the creek, to the brightly lighted music room. This year the sports schedule was resumed: hence the band created a lot of spirit at all home football and basketball games. Budgy didn't seem to mind, 'cause he would never miss a football game. Mr. Backe was conductor of the band, but on several occasions he let Budgy direct. lt is hoped that in the near future the Northern Arizona contests will be resumed. Budgy certainly missed the swell times he used to have while in Flagstaff. Tlif' ,. ,..-f ,J-f 'W '--'LH ff v-.. I' ao. ' fm-1 -64 W.. My .Jw rf, --n A ' A , A ,, A fp X fy f -Wm ,. f , ' V , . x f , .. , Az .,, I ly , . '. ' C f kg. A 1 ', . Q q In V - ' ' A , A N . - L, ' Q A , 3 9 . :T - .1 ..'., , ' , , -' ' . 1 ' ' A , , : I 5 , :A - .. t , .X 4 A . . K' V n . , u ' ' 'lg Sauce UMM Budgy wished to salute the newly organized Minute Maid club for these girls really helped out in the war etfort Lach week one member would attena the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs of Prescott as guests and would sell war stamps to the members of these clubs During the Air 'Wa drive the Minute Maids volunteered to canvass the town Budgy was always first in line to pat these girls on the back for their tine work Budgy wanted very much to Join the P H S Yellow lacket organization but because it was only open to the woman clan ot the school he ouldnt The spirited initiation that was held inaae him realize that this was a very peppy group This was further proved by the turnout of Yellow lackets at each of the athletic events The officers tor this year were Dixie Lee Geimer president Betty lean Waples vice president Virginia Merritt secretary and Bar bara lo Whitney treasurer Colleen Russell wa elected Yell Leader for the year of 43 44 and with her very able as sistant lohnnie Pitts she did a bang up Job of yelling at all basketball and football games and pep assemblies year and Budgy learned how to develop his own pictures By paying his dues yearly he was able to use any ot the supplies he needed and aso Mr Basts dark room Due to the wart me regulations tilrri wasnt so plentitul ut the Camera Club wa still quite active Under the direction ot Miss rlaraaway the Library V lub was organized Budgy liked the experi nce h received in oeing able to help out in the library checking out booics and doing all the other duties of a librarian t vhs . . C . . . Y . ' : ' 'I f ' . , f 1 l I Q l' The Camera Club was organized again this , , b s ' ' ' . v - f Y ' I - ' ' ' l o . 'e e ' ' ' ' . . . , . I I f ' l 4 vf X t x q , A Y Sixty-tour more boys and one school administrator have entered the armed services since last yectr at this time These are the boys who have Joined Uncle Sam since the publication of the 1943 Hassayamper W X- vii 'Ile xmwlr-r A ..... I I I N an I INN NK-XI ll 1 5 IN Ili INN N IN I INJN N I Inurl or Iosu I win NIU Ill I NXI4 I IN rI N Ill NIXI I tix IN ur N I INN N IN l INN lllll lvrum Il INK I N n IN rl rllll V Il vi N rn I v I N Qur hearts we pledge America 'To stand by thee to qive to thee Our love Our faith and Our lives Ernest Block I 'l tm lui: I NN v ru INN N :rm x IN I N Ill IN I NIU Il N ll 1 IN 1 N 1 Ivrlt Nu IN xx n IN ' 1 1' Il rl lltlln INN ul In N Il Ile X I w N N 'NX 1 former P H students have died in ac tion since last Iune These were added to the three already on the school s qold star service flaq :nk Nlhnl flu-nilvr knight I rorgr Nl: he-nzn I It IN IN1 N 4 Xl N I N 1 Thomas I Hawke- I N I laude Ilhakln John Yldnrh ltdunrd lllm-se I ull Ile l.uIn N Ruhrrt Nl lnrklnn Ihr I , , . lit :lltl . -.': - AA l. I t Iialllvgus- -I'.'.'I Y,l -r , l., Hill All -nn ISA Ili-x H ve- 'SA lf. ry-.Ng 0,1 rm. 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