Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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MINISTRATORS The students of Prescott High School appreciate the notable work done by Dr. James H. Allen, Frank Steed, and Dr. Taylor T. Hicks while serving on the Board of Trustees during the school year 1946-47. Through their co-operation with each other and with the schools, these three liberal, broad-minded civic administrators of the Prescott public schools have helped make them among the finest schools in the state. Members of the Board of Trustees are elected by the people for a term of six years, one new member being elected every two years. These three well- known Prescott citizens all served on the Board last year also. Dr. Taylor T. Hicks President Dr. Janies H. Allen Member Frank Steed Clerk

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AD DON R. SHELDON RUSSELL A. RAMAGE Superintendent Principal The smoothness with which Prescott High School is directed is due to the fine administrators the school system has provided. Don R. Sheldon, superintendent of the Prescott public schools, has co-operated whole-heartedly for the betterment of the school system, and has helped the students in accomplishing all that they have. Russell A. Ramage has done an outstanding job as principal of Prescott High School in the year-and-a- half he has been here. Mr. Ramage has acted as adviser to the Student Council, and guided them in their meetings. The students owe a great deal to the education and activities made possible by the fine spirit of co-operation which has prevailed under the present administration.

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The teaching faculty of Prescott Senior High School is comprised of twenty-four competent men and women, all of whom give freely of their time and knowledge to further the education of Prescott's high school students. Their interest in the school and its betterment, is exemplified by their willingness to work with students in school activi- ties, both curricular and extra-curricular. Members of the faculty contribute freely their time and energy, assisting with school dances, club work, publications, assemblies, athletic events and others. Through the war and during the present time, Prescott has lost some of its valuable teachers; but due to the competence of the men and women who have remained, and those who have more recently joined our faculty, Prescott Senior High has retained its high standards of education. FACULTY Hoy Davies —Shop instructor. Frieda Olsen School nurse. Paul MacPherson—Spanish I and II. (-1 i f f Miller Boys gym. athletics. Sophomore Class adviser. Blue Jackets’ and I.ettermen’s Club. Helena Skinner—Shorthand I and II. Leonard T. Spooner—Civics and Am- typing, and office practice. erican problems. Junior Class ad- viser.