Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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Larry Wright Dorothy Weisling Wilfred Gray Barbara Whitney Pat Martin Ed Wolgast Paul McLard

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Erna Siegert Karl Sims Harold Sutor LeRoy Tope Henry Soto Eleanor Webster Elaine Stanley

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Senior Class Will ★ I, Kathleen Anderson, leave for the wide open spaces. I, Lupe Arriola, will my pearly teeth to the dental ads. I, Margaret Bennett, leave for the Metropolitan Opera Company. I, .loan Berg, leave to follow the shining rails where they lead me. I, Concha Berumen, leave to Join the Kskimoes. I, Betty Blanconl, leave Just as short and quiet as when I arrived. I, Bettie Bratcher, will my car to anyone who can start it. I. Barbara Basse, bequeath my aptitudes to tin busy l»ees. I. Mary Converso, left early to take a dip in the sea of matrimony. I, Frances Cruz, leave my stature to little Marjorie Gray. I, Jeanne Curtis, leave to join the women in white. I, Alice Corley, leave to join Bruce. I. Juanita Daniels (Arkie), leave looking for a new hair shade. (Black got monotonous.) 1, Phyllis Farley, leave a bottle of aspirin for the teachers—to make up for the many headaches 1 caused them. I. Juanita Ferrcl, leave my lovely long hair to Shirley Cutrell. 1, Belle Gabaldon, leave my athletic prowess to Caro- line Klvley. I, Sue Gibson, leave to hitch my wagon to a star— preferably an artistic one. 1, Frieda Gill, leave a definite blank space at Ens- minger's. I. Irene Glenn, leave my quiet ways to Shirley Kowe. I, Martha llale, leave my dramatic ability to any future Thespian. I, Beth Harmon, leave my commercial genius to Billie Jean Follinan. I, Dorothy Hess, leave my fur coat—no. I’ll take it with me. I, Mattewillis Hlsle, leave seeking a new name. I, Betty Anne Johnson, leave. (Period.) I, Dana Johnson, leave my job as editor of this year- book to any unsuspecting and innocent junior. I. Dora Johnson, Leave to follow longer paths toward knowledge. I, I.aura Johnson, will my happy smile to some gloomy Junior. I, Llta Jones, leave on the hunt for a man. I, Jewel Jordan, will my basketball technique to Betty Staggs. I, Jean Kurtz, leave behind some lonesome sophomore. We, Tomasita Larrlba and Mary Kodarte. leave to- gether--as always. I, Peggy Is wls. leave in the same daze 1 arrived in. I, Frances Malouf, leave wishing 1 could stay a little longer. I, Mary Mathews, leave for San Diego. I, Bonnie Maxey, will my brunette charms to Peggy Britton: I, Jean Meteer, bequeath my saucy nose to Milan Kalember. I, Ilildegarde Meurer Browning, left early—to avoid the rush. I, Marietta Miller, will my sarcastic touch to “Pudsy” Heap. I, Mary Mobley, will my cha’ming Sou then drawl to anyone interested. I, Marion Morrow, leave my trim gams to Betty Dossin. I. Clarice Odden, leave my Minnesota accent to Miss Mildred King. I, Louise Overstreet, leave my slinky siren roles in the class plays behind me—I'm Hollywood bound! I. June Dell Perry, leave Miss Nowels minus a right- hand girl. I, Berni »ce Queen, leave for West Virginia. I, Kathleen Beeves, leave for college. I. Mary Helen Roberts, leave for the Lone Star State. I. Consuelo Rodriguez, leave with many memories of my good old school days. 1, Sally Roe. leave for college where I hope there will be some tall boys. I. Krna Slegert, will my nickname—“Stinky —to Ruth Cameron. I. Elaine Stanley, leave the flowers in my hair to the future gardens on the campus. I, Sue Tweed, leave my magnificent senae of humor to Mr. Munz. I. Eleanor Webster, leave to l eoome a housewife. I, Dorothy Weisling, depart. I, Barbara Whitney, leave them guessing. I, Gordon Bates, cheerfully embark thither and thence. I. Bill Blanconi, will my one-and-only wolf technique to Bob Kelley. 1. John Born, leave the school minus one blond bomber. I. Robert Browning, leave thankful to whatever fates have made my going possible. I. Junior Bunker, will my first name—Francis—to anyone who can stand up under a lot of kidding. I. Bill Busse, leave having learned my lesson well. (Never light a match near gasoline.) I. Roy Craver, will leave my hair alone hereafter. (Amen.) I. Lawrence Dreyer, leave to join the nearest circus after the war is over. I. “Champ Duran, leave a definite lull in Mr. Rich- ards’ civics class. I, Wayne Early, leave a trifle late. I, Sam Fall, leave to fill Harry James shoes. I Bob Fitzmauriee. leave my long golden tresses to “Doctor George Backe. We. Wilfred Gray anti Leroy Tope, do hereby leave. I. Harold Greene, will my suave smooth technique to Leslie McGahan. I, Jim Hendrix, leave a certain junior girl pretty lonesome. I, Eugene Higgins, leave—still a mystery. I, Jack Hollis, leave on a wing and a prayer. I. Charles Holtzman, leave to relieve Dr. Einstein of his research worries. I, George Ilyslip, leave to fly a kite. I, Jerry Insley, leave for the Marines. I, Charles Kennedy, leave sadly disillusioned—at least so far as women are concerned. I. Paul Kirschvlnk, will my name to anyone who can spell it. I. Bob Knight will my beautiful blue eyes to anyone who can use them as 1 can. I, Paul McLard, couldn't stand It—so I left too. I. Elden Porter, leave—having set a good example. I, Bill Purtyman. heard the call of the wave»—so I answered. I. Louis Rlgo, left early—hoping to swab decks. I. Tom Roden—go my way a changed man. I. Wayne Rollins, fled to Join the boys in blue. I, Karl Mins. dismiss myself—never having complete- ly arrived. I. Henry Soto, leave too—glad of the chance to get away. I, Ed Wolgast. leave having acquired a liking for a certain game—called “Wlnk-um”. I, Larry Wright, will my slight physique to Johnny Mills.