Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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Hugh Acton Charles Adams J. L. Adkison Josephine Aldrete Dearl Bachelor Ellen Bacon Louise Bailey Boh Bishopp Forrest Brown forty-seven George Burk ha nh Roy Campbell Norma Carroll Alex Castro

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Mi. Bast Adviser Jerry Hearn President Vernon Scott I ire President Maxine Sanders Seere tar i Walter Hodges T reasurer I his year of 1947 has indeed been a happy one for the senior class. It is not without regret that we leave P. H. S.. remembering all the good times we experienced through our high school .years. Our entrance into high school was heralded by the annual trek to the P . from which many a sophomore went home with a different outlook toward members of tin senior clasv I his was confirmed by the “Kiddies Ball given for us by the seniors. In order to display their limited talent the sophomores presented the yeaily class assembly in a fashionable style. I his was a variety program and consisted of a style show with boys wearing girls' clothes, a short play, and the ‘‘Andrews Sisters. represented by boys. After a restful summer vacation, we moved along to our second year in high school. The majority of our activities took place in the latter part of the school year, with the exception of a very successful Barn Dance given the first semester. In keeping with the theme, hot dogs and cokes were sold “Junior Miss.” the class play, went off with a bang, to be followed by a beautiful banquet and prom carried out in a southern theme.

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Scott Clark Joan Clarkson Robert Coats Gilbert Converse Margaret Cosslett Joyce Cravey Ronald Coffee Barbara Croy Seniors We then progressed and became high and mighty seniors. We took the new sopho- mores up to the “P.” The fun was not spoiled by the rain, everyone went right ahead and ate the chili beans, hot dogs, doughnuts, and all the trimmings and drank cokes. We then gave the “Kiddies' Ball. of which the main event was a diaper race between various sophs. Next on our very busy list of activities was “Dear Ruth. the very succc»ssful senior play. At Christmas the annual Senior Hop was given. In one corner a huge Santa Claus stood and reflected the soft lights of the evergreen trees, decorated in blue and silver.