Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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FACULTY Margaret Pipes—Homemaking. Fu- ture Homemakers of America. Dorothy Hardaway—School librar- ian. Library Club, and Ski Club. Not Pictured Boiiald Brooks. Study Hall. Lillian Savage- Acting and produc- tion classes. English IV. speech, play, and assembly direction. Waldo Bast—Sciences and higher mathematics. Senior Class adviser. Camera Club. Golf Club, school pho- tographer. H. E. Yost—Typing, bookkeeping, book store. M. .1. McNarie— Plane geometry, night school. Veterans' Counsellor, and activities manager.

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C. J. Bender—Geometry, advanced arithmetic. Rifle Club, in charge of Halloween Carnival. Weslie Ratterree— Boys’ Counselor, diversified occupations, and retail selling. George K. Backe— B a n d. Orchestra, and chorus. Ethel Cary—Giris’ gym. and Girls Athletic Associa- tion. Lenoru Childress—Latin I and II. English III. Yellow Jackets. Honor Societies and Scholarships. Ushers and Usherettes. H. T. Cox- English III and IV. Jour nalism. Publicity, play direction, supervision of radio p r o g r a m. “School Days.” Hassayamper and Badger adviser. Alvin Hanson Mechanical drawing, arts and crafts. Virginia Kurowski—United States history. English II.

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This year we have a new school secretary. Stella Stephenson, known to her friends and students of P. H. S. as Stella. Stella's tasks are many. She is the principal's secretary, she carries on all school correspondence, records and files data on students schedules, scholastic ratings, and personal infor- mation. She keeps teachers' records and schedules, checks student's attendance, writes excuses for wandering students, and even runs a lost-and found department. Stella is an indispensable part of our school and we especially appreciate her co operation, her endless work, and her undy- ing sense of humor. STAFF We are grateful to our four custodians, Mr. Ladd, Mr. Weisling, Mr. Shivers, and Mr. Gronlund for their untiring efforts in keeping our school in tip-top con- dition. It is through their work that our classrooms and buildings and grounds are kept as neat and clean as possible at all times. Each year brings a notice- able improvement in the landscaping of the grounds, and this year a large new lawn adds to the beauty of our campus. The students of Prescott High are especially appreciative of the co-operation and helpfulness always extended by these four custodians. Stella Stephenson