Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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The Crystal Ball Name Remembered because of Ambition 20 Years hence Margaret Lagerquist Her quietness Ambitious old maid Gay divorcee (5th time) Arthur Lester His saxophone To get with Harry James Orchestra Bubble blower Anna Loving Senior class secretary None Congresswoman Vernon Luce His model A Postmaster General Mailman Joyce McLain The blond beauty Business woman Night club hostess Harold Mercer His success in wrecking cars A chicken farmer A failure Norma Merwin The changeable color of Writer Guide and lecturer in an her hair art museum John Mills A little gray Ford Dentist Filler of toothpaste tubes lone Mullen Her freckles Trick horseback rider in a Animal keeper circus Eddy Neal His professional wave To be a stockholder in Experienced service station Standard Oil attendant I )is Nicholas Don To be with Don Still with Don Betty Pearsall Her big blue eyes Private secretary to the President Chiropractor Betty Pearson Efficient service at the Old Mill Wife of a sailor Girls’ gym teacher John Pearson Her incessant habit of chewing gum Second Fred Astaire Dog catcher Marjorie Post Her willingness to oblige Secretary Completing her 22nd year of shorthand Nina Ralston Her voice To be a singer Novelty vocalist for Spike Jones Phil Ratliff His contributions in Student Council Just to get along in life Gigolo Ina Reggin Her violin To play on the Hour of Charm Elocutionist Hortensia Rivas Her politeness in Civics Telephone operator A toe dancer Nellie Rodarte Her cartoons in the annual A scenic artist Writer of a comic strip Georgia Rose Her charming smile A dietitian Traveling saleslady for Sal Hepatica P. G. Rosenblatt Her big feet Big boss Timekeeper in a boiler factory Shirley Rowe Her flightiness Actress Owner of a puppet show Anna Sandler Her progress in Rifle Club Secretary Married to her boss Ben Sarvis His touchdown in Buckeye Astronomer Coal miner Martha Jean Smock Homecoming queen To travel Cotton picker Betty Staggs Her part in the Christmas play Filling a hope chest Still hoping June Stroope Her innocent look I'o have more and better good times Doing so Dorothy Thompson Her sincerity Housewife Secret agent for the FBI Mary Thude Her springless car Housewife Real estate broker Betty Toci Her interest in G.A.A. Gym teacher Jujitsu artist Rosie Verdugo Her warm smile Stenographer Florist Phyllis Welch Her swell parties Commercial artist Chorus girl Don Wellman Lois Mechanic Fixer of juke boxes Frances Wilkins Her sweetness To go to Illinois Llama farm in S. America Margaret Windsor Her work on the Badger Journalist for N. Y. Times Editor of a lovelorn column ☆ Graduates of the Class of 1946 Whose Pictures Do Not Appear Ben R. Allen William I). Purtyman William D. Ulrich Floyd Hubbard Robert Seidel Fred George Warner Page Twenty Three

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f Wally Welch Gerry Underdown Raymond Trengove Martin Wist President Secretary Vice President Treasurer Mr. Hanson Adviser Class of 1947 Members of this year’s junior class have participated in many interest- ing activities throughout the year. Early in the fall the class got off to a flying start by promoting a barn dance, the theme being strictly Western. The gym was decorated with saddles, hales of hay. and an old wagon for a center piece. Everyone came dressed in Western fashion. Refreshments, consisting of weiners and cokes, were served. All this contributed towards making the dance a great success and providing fun for all. The Class of 47 is also in charge of two traditional events of the year— the Junior Prom and Junior-Senior Banquet. These two social activities are given in honor of the graduating class of 1046. Page Twenty-Five