Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1951 volume:

TE3EE marches an ...... and Page 2 Tu bit� of Von tonis Administration and Faculty____________________6 Who's Who ___________________________________16 Seniors _____________________________________22 Juniors _____________________________________39 Sophomores __________________________________53 Activities___________________________________66 Boy's Sports-------------------------------- 88 Girl's Sports ______________________________101 Advertising________________________________ 106 enTMUHTenmen t, comes Page 3 Dedication The 1951 Hassayamper is dedicated to the former students of Prescott Senior High School who are now serving in the armed forces of the United Nations or who have paid the full price of devotion. The Mtassayawnper Staff 1950 - 1951 Etlitariul Editor-in-Chief_________________________________________________________________ Kay Sheldon Administration and Faculty Editor___________________________________________ Marilyn Odlenburg Senior Editor-------------------------------------------------------------------Robert Church Junior Editor---------------------------------------------------------------- Mardell Haining Sophomore Editor___________________________________________________________________June Shook Assistant Sophomore Editor__________________________________________________Margaret Michaels Activities Editor_______________________________________________________________Pat Golding Who's Who Editor________________________________________________________________Judy Rohrer Assistant Who's Who Editor____________________________________________________Norma Jean Easton Girl's Sports Editor_______________________________________________________________Pearl Clark Boy's Sports Editor____________________________________________________________________Lee Bast Art Editor---------------------------------------------------------------------- Jerry Huffaker Picture Editor---------------------------------------------------------------Janice Hilsabeck Faculty Advisor-----------------------------------------------------------------Edmund Lewis Business Business Manager__________________________________________________________________________ Judy Rohrer Circulation Manager--------------------------------------------------------------Robert Church Stuff Photographers . . . Newell Porter, Wanda Taylor, Norma Jean Easton, Gayle McMullen, Mary Hall, Lee Bast, Nona Dickison. Regular Working Staff .. Pat Buckholtz, Janet Barbee, Jeannie Franks, Ann Gibbons, Joan McNarie, Anne Pessin, Frances Miller, Janie Comer, and Gerry Kenson. Page 5 m 'cunipnnyi Of Our D. H. Sheldon Superintendent R. A. Ramage Principal The help and guidance given so freely and co-operatively by this year's administrators and School Board has benefited and brought prosperity to the Prescott Senior High School. They have done everything possible to help better this school and very often received no credit for their work. The students owe a great deal to these men who have shown such fine spirit towards their education. Taylor T. Hicks Roxie L. Webb Victor H. Lytle George F. Backe Vocal Music. Waldo L. Bast Chemistry, Physics, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Al- gebra II, School Photography. Common J. Bender Advanced Arithmetic, Alge- bra I, Plane Geometry, School Photography. Louise Brown English, Senior Class Adviser. Jasie Burleson Homemaking, Human Rela- tions. Ethel Cary Girls’ Physical Education Lenora Childress Latin II, World Literature, English. Helen Culhane English—First Semester Warner B. Dixon History, Human Relations, Civics. Sid Glenn Drivers Training, Biology, Football Coach Irene Hallier Vice-Principal, Girls' Counsel- or. Page 9 Dorothy Hardaway School Librarian. Raymond Henderson Instrumental Music. Robert G. Hatch Metal Shop. Auto Mechanics. Max Kaslo Boys' Counselor. Carl Heath History, Typing. Basketball Coach. Wilbert Koski Boys' Physical Education Second Semester. Edmund L. Lewis Journalism, English II, Pub- lications. Radio Programs. Publicity for Superintendent of Schools. M. J. McNarie Mathematics, Director of Ac- tivities. Pauline Merritt Spanish I and II. Clifford H. Miller Boys' Physical Education. Head Coach—First Semester. Page 10 Idella Myers Mechanical Drawing, Arts. Crafts. Frieda M. Olsen School Nurse. 4 Mary E. Ryan History. Leonard Spooner Helena Skinner Lillian Savage Dramatics, English. Speech— Second Semester. Shorthand. Secretarial Train- ing. Office Practice. Civics, History. Sophomore Class Adviser. James Stephenson Biology. Ethel B. Tyson English, Dramatics, Speech. Rodney Weller D. O. Director, Junior Class Adviser. H. F. Yost Bookkeeping, Typing I. Book Exchange. Page 11 Our (dustodians and O ice Secretaries Enoree Smith Working with a desire to help maintain the fine school system we have now, our secretaries have done an outstanding job. Also, with the same intentions, the school custod- ians have given generously of their time and effort to keep our school one of which we can be proud. Mary Felippi Pat Bartlett Emil Weisling, Richard Vorpagel, George Davis, Charles Bald. ZJk 5e cjCeadt Set OL Va empo Under the exceptionally good guidance of this year's student body officers, our school has done many things. As these officers preside over the student council and direct its ac- tivities, they also directed the student council's different campaigns. Such campaigns were the Clean-Up week and the drive to collect clothes and food for the Navajo Christmas party. These same officers have set a good example throughout the school year for the rest of the student body and have kept the school rules and regulations in good running force cooperated in every way. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS, lefl to right, Lyle Nash, Jack Pfister, Tom Sprbtt, council, men-at-large; Janet Hilsabeck, secretary; Darrell Hatch, vice-president; Stan Whittum president; Judy Rohrer. yell-leader; Pete Van Ness. Lee Hickerson, Jack Aiton. councilmen- at-large; and David Duran, athletic manager. V h Cynthia Gardner John Gabaldon John Ludwig Mary Vermillion Student Cc Bill Reilly ounce Vivian Seaman (Beit U6lCLCin3 Taking over the title of Best Musicians from the class of '51 are Kay Sheldon and Bob Palm. Kay. who is practically a native of Prescott is well known and well liked by everyone for her Full of Fun and Fancy Free onlook on life. In the way of music Kay is accomplished on the piano and played the flute in the school band one year. On the side one of her favorite pastimes is playing the Uke. Bob, although he has only attended Prescott schools for four years, is everybody's friend. He, like Kay, plays the piano exceptionally well. Bob has done quite a bit in the way of accompanying choruses and solos, both vocal and instrumental. Being closely related to the band for the past years by serving as drum major, Bob can also fill in to play the drums. Always wearing a great big grin. Bob is opposed to unhappy fdces. He says— Get Happy. Bed ancers Whether it's fast or whether it's slow. Margie Siegert and Joe Matli the class of ‘51’s Best Dancers can dance it best. Margie is more than graceful on the dance floor, and with her magnetic personality it isn't hard to see why she is a favorite dancing partner. A popular figure around the ccmpus at Prescott Senior High, you'll always find our Margie a Bluebird of Happiness with an unceasing twinkle in her eye and a good word for everyone. Joe, chosen from the boys of the Senior class as the best dancer, more than bubbles over with rhythm. He's fun to dance with, not only for that reason, but because he always seems to be having such a good time. Should you ask anyone who knows Joe, what kind of a person he is. I'm sure they'd say he's A Wonderful Guy. Happy to be able to do so the class of '51 presents Margie end Joe- with the titlo of Best Dancers . WJittieit Pat Buckholz and Jerry Duke are their names. “Wittiest is their title. Pat, chosen as the wittiest girl sparkles with personality and beams with smiles. Her favorite pastime is imitating people and because you can't possibly take her seriously, everyone likes her. Always on the spot to break up a gloomy situation with her contagious humor we consider Pat our little “Great Big Bundle of Joy . Laying them in the aisles as Charlie's Aunt in the Senior class play, was where Jerry's fun-loving nature first showed itself to the public. Forever smiling, always joking, ever teasing is our Jerry. Wearing his wonderful disposi- tion on his coat sleeve Jerry goes around flashing his “I Love Life attitude at everyone. Pat and Jerry the wittiest? We should hope to tell you. oit f opufar Judy Rohrer and Ivan Muse are two people very worthy of the title of “Most Popular . Judy is indeed a favorite with everyone around her. This last year Judy was cheerleader and through her fine spirit and cooperation wtih the students, helped do many things to help the school spirit itself. “Powder Your Face With Sunshine seems to be Judy's motto .as she always has a friendly smile and a cheerful word for everyone. Smiles seems to be just another name for Ivan, our most popular boy. Having lived here off and on for only a few years, he has gained friends all around him. When his face crinkles up with smiles, people around him just can't help smiling back. His contagious grin and friendly manner is only one of the many, many reasons why Ivan is on the top of the list with everyone. Wost s rtiitic Chosen by the class of '51 as it's Most Artistic stu- dents we find Janet Harvey and Jerry Huffaker. To describe Janet we might say she is very Sweet and Lovely. Everyone who knows her likes her, and everyone knows her. Jerry is just an all around Jolly Good Fellow and is always willing to lend a hand and help you out with some thing no matter how busy he might be. Both Janet and Jerry are continually being called on to make posters, place-cards, even crowns, sketches and other kinds of art work that calls for a talent such as they possess. Without any question Janet and Jerry are the two stu- dents most worthy of the title Most Artistic . lost cJliLely to Into the hands of Janice Hilsabeck and Robert Church goes the high honor of being chosen Most Likely to Suc- ceed . E6ing a straight one student to give her a good start. Janice has many other merits to carry her to success. She is dependable, thorough, and will see a job through to the end. Janice has taken an active part in many activities and has a nice poised way around people. If you were to talk to Janice you'd find that she believes in traveling On The Sunny Side of the Street . Robert, another senior student with a high grade ave- rage will no doubt live up to the title given him. Always busy doing something is Robert, but never too busy to do something more if it's necessary. He too, possesses those qualities that Janice has, which are necessary for success- A good name to pin on Robert might be Shine for he seems to always be beaming with lots of good cheer. Seit Slthletei Upon Jane Lee Gale and Ben Gill the class of '51 has bestowed the title of Best Athletes . Jane Lee has excelled in all sports through her three years of high school. She has attended two state tourna- ments in archery and placed at both. This year she is president of the Girls' Athletic' Association. With her Sugar Sweet disposition and her never ceasing generos- ity Jane Lee will always be a favorite among her friends. Ben is a well known figure on the football field, on the basketball court, and on the track. He has done very well in oil sports. This year he was chosen by his team mates as football captain. Following right along in the pat. tern of things it seems quite appropriate to pin on Ben as a theme, You've Gotta Be A Football Hero . Chosen this year as the two students of the class of '51 with the Most School Spirit, are Pat Golding and Bill McFarland. Pa has lived in Prescott only three years but in that time she has made herself well known and active around P.H.S. You will always find her at all the games and ral- lies and other activities, but her school spirit is not limit- ed. It extends to all phases of bettering her school. With- out a doubt, with her Hair of Gold, Eyes of Blue and a lively nature, Pat is deserving of her title. Bill, on the other hand has lived in Prescott the better part of his eighteen years. Always practicing his motto Enjoy Yourself, don't be surprised if you see a streak and a grin go flashing by — it's just our Bill. Chosen as assistant cheerleader this year he had a chance to let off some of that wonderful school spirit of his and he did too. by doing a real bang-up job. Sell oo Spirit LOUISE BROWN Adviser S1EGEBT VlABGlE Treasurer Officer Page 24 EMERDE ALDRETE PATSY BARNES F.H.A. 1.2; Yellow Jackets 1.2; G.A.A. 1,2.3. LEE BAST Blue Jackets 1,2,3; Hassay- amper Staff 2.3; Camera Club 1.2; Letterman's Club 1,2,3. vice-pres. 3; Student Body Officer 2; Basketball 3; Class plays 2.3; Thes- pians 1,2.3; pres. 3; Track 1.2,3; Soph Class Pres. 1; Homeroom Officer 1.3; Rifle Club 1; Football 1. RICHIE BLACK BILL BLACK Blue Jackets 1,2; Ski Club Blue Jackets 1,2,3; Thes- 1,2,3; Orchestra 2.3; Band pians 2.3; Tennis 2; Badger 1,2,3; Thespians 2.3; Art Staff 3. Chairman 3;. Homeroom Officer 1; Student Council 2.3. DICK BOYER Blue Jackets 1,2,3; Basket- ball 1.2; Football 2; Band 1; Homeroom Officer 1,2; Student Council 3. BETTY BROCKETT F.H.A. 1; Yellow Jackets 1.3; G.A.A. 1. INA BRECKENRIDGE F.H.A. 1; Yellow Jackets 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3. rteminiAciny The seniors have had lots of wonderful times . . . The plays, the banquets, the proms, and Chimes We've made lasting friendships that will never end. They will always live with us as a new path we wend. Our sponsor, Miss Brown, has worked hard for cur class. She's advised us and helped us many times in the past. Our teachers have taught us the things we should know. With patience and valor, they have helped us grow. Memories, memories, gem of our school days. We've worked, we've had fun in so mony ways. So thanks for the memories, thanks for the fun, Thanks. PHS, for all you have done. PAT BUCKHOLZ Hassayamper staff 3; Thespians 3; Yellow Jack- ets 2.3; pres. 3; Badger Staff 2; G.A.A. 2,3; Home- room officer 3. MARGUERITE BURNHAM PALMER BYRNE ROBERT CHURCH Blue Jackets 1; Boys' State 2; Hassayamper Staff 3; Nat’l Honor Soc. 2.3. pres. 3; Library 1.2; Quill and Scroll 2.3. pres. 3; Badger Staff 2; Tennis 1.2; Home- room officer 1.3: Student Council 2; Thespians 2.3. ROBERT CHURCHILL Blue Jackets 1.2.3. Home- room Officer 3; Rifle Club 1: Track 2.3. PEARL CLARK F.H.A. 1.2.3; Yellow Jack- ets 1,2,3; Homeroom Offi- cer 3; Pompom girl 3; G.A. A. 1.2,3, F.H.A. 1,2,3. treas. 2. v. pres. 3. DON CONKLIN Rifle Club 1; Football 1; Homeroom Officer 3; bas‘- ketball team 1. IVA BOCHAT COFFMAN F.H.A. 1.2.3; Yellow Jack- ets 1,2,3; Homeroom offi- cer 1.2,3; Lirbary Club 2; Ski Club 3; G.A.A. 1,2.3. Page 26 JOE COWAN Football 1; Homeroom offi- cer 1. GLENN COLDSMITH Hassayamper Staff 2; Chorus 1,2,3; Library Club 3. NANCY CROSE F.H.A. 1,2.3; Yellow Jack- ets 1,2,3; Homeroom Offi- cer 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Ski Club 3. HENRY DAMERON Orchestra 1.2.3; Badger Staff 3; Band 1,2.3. CHARLES DeLEUW Rifle Club 3; Band 1.2,3; Football 2; Ski Club 3; Homeroom Officer 3. BARBARA DeRUNGS G.A.A. 1.2.3; Yellow Jack- ets 1,3; Homeroom Officer 2. i BETTY CULVER G.A.A. 1,2,3, Yellow Jack- ets 1.2,3; Homeroom Offi- cer 2. 1 NORMA DAHUN Yellow Jackets 1.2.3; Li- brary Club 3; G.A.A. 1.2. 3; F.H.A. 1. Page 27 NEWELL DESPAIN Football 2.3; Track 1.2; Basketball 1,2.3; Band 1. 2.3. SUE DOUGHTY DONNA EVANS G.A.A. 1,2.3; Yellow Jack- ets 1.2.3; NatT Honor Soc. 2.3; Xmas Play 3; G.A.A. vice-pres. 2.3; Hassayam- per Staff 2; Library Club 1.2.3; Student Council 2. alt. 3; Girls State 2. PHYLLIS DUNCANSON G.A.A. 1,2.3; Yellow Jack- ets 1.2,3; Homeroom offi- cer 2.3. DAVID DURAN Blue Jackets 1.2,3; Letter- man’s Club 1.2,3. sec. 3; Student Body Athletic Manager 2.3; Badger Staff .3. NONA DICKISON Yellow Jackets 1.2.3; Li- brary Club 1.2. sec. 3; F. H.A. 1; Tennis 1;GAA. 1. 2.3; Hassayamper Staff 2; Badger Staff 1,2,3; Quill and Scroll 2.3; Student Council 3; Homeroom Of- ficer 2. JERRY DUKE Thespians 3; Senior play cast; Homeroom Officer 3: Rifle Club 1.2.3. ROSE FELIPPI G.A.A. 1,2.3; Yellow Jack- ets 1,2,3, sec. 3; Library Club 1,2,3; Hass ay am per Staff 3; Homeroom Officer 1. JANE GALE F.H.A. 1.2,3; Yellow Jack- ets 1,2,3: treas. 3: Home- room Officer 2.3; G.A.A. 1,2,3. pres. 3; Band 1. Bill JOHNNY GABALDON Basketball 1; Football 3; Student Council 3. MICHAEL GARCIA Football 2. PAT GOLDING F.H.A. 1,2,3; Yellow Jack ets 1,2.3; Quill Scroll 2, 3; Badger Staff 2,3; Thes- pians 3; Hassayamper Staff 2,3; G.A.A. 1.2,3; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3. HELEN HADLOCK G.AA. 1,2,3; Homeroom Officer 1,2. DORCAS GRACE F. H.A. 1,2; Library Club 3; G. A.A. 1.2; Yellow Jackets 1,2,3; Homeroom Officer 2; Thespians 2.3. treasurer 3. IRENE GREEN G.A.A. 1,2,3; Yellow Jack- ets 1,2,3; Thespians 2,3; Twirlers 3; Ski Club 3; Jr. Sr. play casts. MARY HALL G.A.A. 1.2; Homeroom Of- ficer 1.2; Badger Staff 3; Camera Club 1,2,3; Yellow Jackets 1.3. Page 30 JANET HARVEY F.H.A. 1.2.3; pres. 3; Yel- low Jackets 1.2,3; Badger Staff 2; Girls' State 2; G. A.A. 1,2.3; Quill and Scroll 2.3; Homeroom Officer 1. Thespians 2.3. sec. 3; Stu- dent Council 3. GENE HEARN Blue Jackets 1.2,3; Letter- man’s Club 1,2.3, pres. 3: Basketball 1.2; Track 1.2. 3; Homeroom Officer 3; Football 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Junior Class President. TOMM HOLT Blue Jackets 1.2,3; Home- room Officer 3. LEE HICKERSON Bluo Jackets 1,2.3; Library Club 1.2,3; Rifle Club 2.3: Ski Club 1,2,3; Tennis 1; Boys’ State; Band 1.2,3; Thespians 3; Student Body Officer 2.3; Sr. Play Cast. JANICE HILSABECK F.H.A. 1,2,3, vice-pres. 2; Homeroom Officer 2. Natl Honor Soc. 2.3; Yellow Jackets 1,2.3; Badger Staff 1.2; Quill 6 Scroll 2.3. treas. 3; G.A.A. 1.2.3; Thespians 2,3; Hassayam- per Staff 3; Jr. and Sr. play casts; Student body sec. 3. sayamper staff 2; Library Club 2,3. JERRY HUFFAKER Homeroom Officer 3; Cho- rus. JOAN IGLEHART F.H.A. 1; Rifle Club 1; Yel- low Jackets 1,2,3; Badger Staff 1; Hassayamper Staff 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Homeroom Officer 1.2.3. Page 31 ELS1ELEE IONES F.H.A. 1.2; Library Club 3; Yellow Jackets 1.2,3; G.A. A. 1.2.3; Chorus 3. BILL KELLIS ARLINE K1TTERMAN CAROL KNIGHT Blue Jackets 1.2,3; Letter- man's Club 2. 3; Home- room Officer 2; Track 2.3. DAVID LANGE Blue Jackets 1.2; Thes- pians 2.3. vice-pres. 3; Basketball 1; Homeroom Officer 1.2.3; Chorus 1.2,3; Junior Senior play casts; Xmas play 2; Cheerleader 3. % K LOVINGOOD Blue Jackets 1.2.3; Letter man s Club 1.2.3; Football 1.2.3; Track 1.2.3; Home- room Officer 2. ELAINE LOVETT JOHN LUDWIG Tennis 2; Choru3 2,3; Blue Jackets 1,2; Student Coun- cil 3. Tim© to ©at and John shows the little kids how to go about it. IOE MATLI Blue Jackets 1.2.3; Letter man's Club 1.2,3; Football 1.2.3; Basketball 2; Track 2,3; Band 1; Homeroom Officer 2; Soph, and Jr. Class vice-pres.; Sr. Class president. bill McFarland Blue Jackets 1,2.3; Thes- pians 2,3; Band 1,2.3; Homeroom Officer 1.3; Jr. 6 Sr. play casts; Cheer- leader 3. GAYLE MacMULLEN F. H.A. 1,2,3; Quill Scroll I 2.3; Tennis 1; Yellow Jack- ets 1.2.3; Nat'l Honor Soc. ■ 2.3; Library Club 1,2,3; 3 G. A.A. 1,2,3; Hassayam- per Staff 2; Badger Staff : 1,2,3. BARBARA McNARIE Library Club 1.2.3 pies. 2; Tennis 2,3; Yellow Jackets 1,2,3; vice-pres. 3; Debate Club 3; Badger Staff 2; Quill Scroll 2.3; G.A.A. 1,2.3; Band 1.2.3. MARY MOORE G.A.A. 1,2,3; Band 3: Homeroom Officer 3. CLIFFORD MERC1ER Page 33 DAVID NELSON Boys' State 2; Football 2; Thespians 3; Band 1,2.3. Don. Mary. Ben and Lee are set for a ride back home after taking the Sophomores up tc the P . Tommy and Richie answer the clean up time call and start picking up boxes after the P trip. RUTHANN PARTRIDGE F.H.A. 1: Rifle Club 1; Yel- THERESA PARRA low Jackets 1.2: Home- G.A.A. 1.2,3; Yellow Jack- room Officer 1,2; Badger ets 2; Homeroom Officer Staff 1; Hassayamper Staff DONNA PATERICK 1.2; Student Council 3. 1; G.A.A. 1.2.3. G.A.A. 2.3. Page 34 JACK PFISTER Blue Jackets 1.2.3; Letter- man's Club 2,3: Home room Officer 1.2.; Football BEULAH PAULEY F.H.A. 1.2.3; Homeroom Officer 1,2.3; Yellow lack ets 1.2; G.A.A. 1.2.3. 1.2.3; Jr. play cast; Stu- dent Body Officer 3. NEWELL PORTER Hassayamper Staff 2.3; Blue Jackets 1.2; Camera Club 1.2.3; Rifle Club 1.2.3. ores. 2 3; The pia s 2 3: Boys State 2; Band 1.2.3; Student Council 3; Orches- tra 2; Homeroom Officer 1.2. PIERCE POTTER Blue Jackets 1.2.3- Home- room Officer 1; Chorus 3. Play time and the seniors show the little children how to play ring-around- the-rosie as Mr. Dixon looks on. MARY LU RECORD F.H.A. 2.3. Historian 3; JOLENE RICHARDS Yellow Jackets 2.3; Home- G.A.A. 1,2,3; Yellow Jack room Officer 2.3; G.A.A. ets 1.2.3; Homeroom Offi- TOMMY RABENSTEINE 2.3; Thespians 3. cer 1; F.H.A. 1.2. Page 35 JOHN RILEY Homeroom Officer 1.3; Chorus 2. i v V JUDY ROHRER F.H. A. 1.2: Yellow Jacket- 1,2.3: Homeroom Officer 1. 2.3; Hassavamper staff 1. 2.3: Bus. Mgr. 3: Badger staff 1.2. Bus. Mgr. 2: Thes- pians 2. 3; Cheerleader 2 3: Orchestra 1; Band 1. G. A.A. 1 2.2; Soph class sec. VIRGINIA ROBERTSON YeUow lockets 1 2.3: F.H. A. I: G.A.A. 1 2.3. Home room Officer 1. ISABEL RIVERA GA.A. 1.2.3 Homeroom Officer 1.3. DON SHELDON Blue Jackets 1.2.3; Letter- men's Club 3: Basketball 1: Track 1; Football 1,2,3; Homeroom Officer 1.2: Chorus 3. LESTER SANDERS Blue Jackets 1,2.3; Letter- man's Club 3: Football 1.2. 3: Sr. class vice-pres. Trcck 1.2.3; Homercom Of ficer 2; Student Council 2. KAY SHELDON F.H A. 1.2.3: Yellow Jack- ets 1,2,3; Quill 6 Scroll 2 3. vice-pres. 3: Hassayam per Staff 1,2.3. editor 3; G. A.A. 1.2.3: Thespians 1.2 3: Badger Staff 1.2; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts: Xmas Play 2; Homercom Officer 1,2.3. Page 36 MARGIE SIEGERT F.H.A. 1; Rifle Club 1; Yel- low Jackets 1,2.3; Badger Staff 1; Hassayamper Staff 1; G.A.A. 1.2,3, treas. 3; Band 1; Homeroom Offi- cer 1,2.3; Sr. Class treas. BARBARA SLEEPER G.A.A. 1.2 3: Yellow Jock ots 1,2.3- Homeroom Off� cer 1.2; Twirler 1.2; F.H.A. 1. WANDA TAYLOR F.H.A. 1.2.3; Reporter 2. Par. 3; Quill and Scroll 2. 3. Sec. 3; Library Club 1, 2.3. Sec. 2; Hassayamper Staff 2; G.A.A. 1.2.3: Nat l Honor Soc. 2.3, Sec. 3: Yel- low Jackets 1,2,3; Badger Staff 1.2.3. Editor 3; Chorus 3; Tennis 1. Page 37 V BERYL TROTT F.H.A. 1,2: Yellow Jackets 1.2.3; Quill S Scroll 2.3. Badger Staff 2. STAN WHITTUM Blue Jackets 1.2,3; Letter man's Club 2,3; Jr. Play Cast 2; Nat'l Honor Soc. 2,3, vice-pres. 3; Thespians 2,3; Basketball 1.2; Foot- ball 1.2; Jtudent Body President 3. PETE VAN NESS Blue Jackets 1,2,3; Thes pians 3; Student Body Of- ficer 1,2,3; Jr. S Sr. Play Casts. JERRY WILLIAMS HAROLD WERTENBERGER Football 1.2; Track 1.2; Homeroom Officer 1.2,3. KENNETH WILSON Rifle Club 1; Blue Jackets 1. FRED WORK TILLIE ZAMORA F.H.A. 2.3. Sec. 3. G.A.A. 1,2,3; Homeroom Officer 1; Sr. Class Secretary. Page 38 Jim Savoini President Mike Devoy Betty Haymore Vice-President Secretary Sue Stewart Treasurer Time marches on quickly for a class of bright Juniors this year and they first became famous for their popcorn, which they told at the county fair and at all the football and basketball games. Thanksgiving was highligh'ed by the Thanksgiving Dance sponsored by the Juniors. Gosh! What a crowd there was that night! Remember the jitterbug contest, the highlight of the dance? Another dance sponsored by the Juniors was very memorable. What a gay time everyone had at the Club 52 after the Tucson game, Jan- uary 20. Candle light and music! Ah, what memories. The glitter of class rings came in the spring along with the wonderful class play. We Shook the Fam- ily Tree was the highlight of the Junior year! Rodney Weller Advisor Then came the Junior-Sen- ior Banquet and it was grand! The year was topped off by the Junior Prom where everyone bid a sad farewell to the mighty Seniors and promised to try and fill their shoes in '52. Page 40 Lucille Basinger Adrienne Bauer Mary Behrens Jane Birchfield Grace Black Rayford Bond Carlos Branch Robert Brock Blanche Brooks Pag l Don Chase Cene Collins Janie Comer Ann Cox Starr Dameron Bennie Davis Evelyn Davis Shirley Davis Frank Day Page 42 Jimmie Duncanson Raymond Duran Norma Jean Easton Bruce Eckel Jim Edwardson Robert Eisner Page 43 Sue Fain Nancy Faikenhagen John Federighi Bob Frazier Mary Freeman Sherrol Fuller Cynthia Gardner Darlene Gazzam Branch Gill Patty Gilpin Josie Granillo Olga Granillo Lynn Greenwald Tom Grove Court Guerin Page 44 Mardell Haining Regina Hansom Marvin Harden Dean Harris Virginia Hartman Edna Jane Harvey Darrell Hatch Arlene Hayes Betty Haymore Page 45 Diane Heller Ann Hodge Tommy E. Holmes Frank Hyslip David Ianelli Jimmy Jackson Martha Johnson Mertice Johnson John Jones John Kachnic Gerry Kenson Sylvia Kizer l age 4G Eleanor Ladd Melva Lagerquist James Langford Joe Lara Raymond Lee Carla Lent Manuel Leyva Jim Liggett Carroll Lyons Page 47 Nettie Mancha Dick Marler Sam Martin Jim McKenzie Pat McLernon Joan McNarie Frances Miller Melvin Morriston Janet Muir Charles Murdock Jim Murphy Jimmy Muse Page 48 Carolyn Neidiffer Juanita Nelson David Norton Bob Oldenburg Pat O'Shea Adelina Padilla Claude Patterson Jo Ann Peddycoart Josie Perea Page 49 Ruby Perez Jerry Persian Anne Pessin Bill Rezzonico Una Rice Ninta Richardson Ynfra Rivera Cruz Robles Jim Savoini Grit Schneider Vivian Seaman Betty Sharp Page 50 Cora Sims Mary Jo Sims Jeanne Sitler David Smith Lonnie Smith Phillip Smith Tommy Sprott Edith Ann Stallings John Stephens Sue Stewart Nola Sutton Joyce Talley Curtis Thomas Page 51 Paul Thomison Molly Thompson Ruth Tomlin Claire Vermillion Margaret Villa Gary Vyne Nancy Walker Vance Wampler Jeff Wanee Everett West Bob Womack Harold Young Page 52 JU V Vk Juture e Evelyn Anderson Rhoda Barclay Gloria Barnes Norman Bennett Janet Barbee Richard Black Faith Boyle Herman Bond Floyd Billings Robert Anderson Elizabeth Aldrete Esther Arriola Bob Burks Iris Brewer r Bobby Brown Doris Bristow John Butcher Johnny Bustamente Ann Byers Gary Chemas Margaret Clark Bob Cooley Roberta Corley o Jennie Carrillo Carl Cook Laura Caward Bob Cox Charlotte Crabbe Leroy Crose Robert Ehle Clara Espitia 1 Rosie Foulenfount Marie Ferra fl Esther Hall Margaret Hankin Quentin Hansom Leroy Hanson Dale Head Duane Heatwall Vivian Henderson Virginia Huebeck Jack Jones Marie Jones Thelma Jones Margie Knight Frank Medina Mqrgaret Michaels lames Monroe Virginia Montoya Lorreta Moore Pete Murdock La Verne Myers Robert Neff Robert Porter Roger Prince Fred Predmore Edna Redwine f Dick Reilly Donna Rizor Pete Reyes John Robertson Barbara Robertson Lynn Ryckman Frank Scholey Loraine Scruggs June Shook Laurie Sessions c James Savant L. C. Seeberger Leonard Smith Shirley Smith Billie Jean Sorsby Robert Sparks Claudette Stallings Billie Dawn Starnick Robert Stazenski (Above) Distributing Li'l Abner badges. The sophomore planning committee for the occasion were, left to right: Dorothy Crowe, Pat Johnson, Janet Barbee, Bob Fuentes, Judy Gale, and Pete Murdock. A glimpse of the finished product, the Sock Hop itself, held after a basketball game in the little gym. J the co-efficient of frictions ot a bice of wood on an inclining plane. Jeff Wanee, Dick Marler, and Mike De- voy who are pictured in the back crcund, ere listening to Mr Bast. Newell Porter is experimenting in Chemistry with the electrolysis of water. With his book at his side, he is trying to do the experiment suc- cessfully. The boys in the back- ground are learning some of the other mysteries of Chemistry. Prescott's Senior High band and orchestra have brought much fame to the school. The band was always on hand to play at our home games and also performed at a few out of town games. They had the priv ilege of escorting the governoi at the opening of the State Fair. Mr. Raymond Henderson has developed a very competent orchestra. They performed at both of the class plays and other school functions. Members of the band are: First row: Margaret Michaels, Barbara Jo Allen, Floyd Billings, Robert Orr, Charles De Leuw, Patty Gilpen, Virginia Hart- man. Raymond Duran, Jeanne Franks, Jamar Allen, Edith Ann Stalling. Pat O'Shea. Donna O'Dair. Bar- bara McNarie. Laurie Sessions. Second row: New- ell Despain, Bob Ehle. Jo Ann Peddycoart, Lonnie Thomas, Mike Allen, Jim Knoblock, Bob Pierson, Jim Duncanson, James Langford, John Morgan, Annabelle Meyers, Richie Black, Newell Porter, Ambers House, David Nelson, Faith Boyle. Larry Bender. Third row: Diane Heller, Bill McFarland, Gene Hearn, Jimmy Jackson. Marilyn Hunter, Bob Porter. Jimmy Slosser, Virginia Ludwig. Linda Stern, Mary Moore, LaVonne Despain, June Shook. Starr Damer- on, Larry Nichols, Grace Black, Cora Sims, Don Humphrey. Fourth row: Mr. Raymond Henderson, Bob Palm, Janet Barbee, Virginia Phelps, Mary Vermillion, Jim Templin, Paul Thomason, Henry Dameron, Art King. Judy Gale, Adeline Hollings- worth, Shirley Smith. Bruce Echel, John Knox. une Below is the Orchestra waiting for the raised baton. First row: Virginia Hartman, Gail Hill, Marilyn Hunter, Henry Dameron, Margaret Michaels, Carol Van Kavelarr, Jamaar Allen, Barbara Jo Allen. Second row: Eleanor Garcia, Nancy Merwin, G9orce Hughes. Lucetta Frost, Floyd Bill- ings, Ann Gibbons, Joan Hersinger, Kitty Jo Parker. Third row: Ann Hernandez, Tommy Tate, Charles De Leuw, Pat Judd. Robert Orr, Diane Heller, Joan Peddycoart, Grace Black, Don Humphreys. Fourth row: Bob Palm, Mr. Raymond Henderson, Elaine Koivu, Starr Dameron, John Morgan. Richie Black, Newell Porter. Below: Basses, First row: Carlos Branch, Bob Palm, Dale Head, Pierce Potter, Joe Cowan, Lonnie Thomas, Jim Monroe. Second row: John Ludwig, Carl Cook, Dick Fischer. Branch Gill, Taylor Day, Bob Olden- burg. Third row: Joe Matli Ben Gill, Ivan Muse, Don Sheldon, Pete Van Ness, Gene Hearn. a orui Lower Left: Altos, First row: Mary Lace, Irene Green, Iva Coffman, Sue Stewart, Martha Johnson. Virginia Phelps, Elizabeth Aldrete, Ester Salazar. Second row: Janet Harvey, Judy Gale, Margie Siegert, Elsie Lee Jones. Dorcas G;aco. Loraine Hafford, Ester Hall. Chorus classes are under the very able direction of Mr. Eacke. The highlight of the year was the attendance at the Music Festival. Upper Right: Sopranos, First row: Loretta Moore, Evelyn Anderson, Marilyn Nicholas, Nancy Crose, Mary Lou Record, Alice Cameron, Gayle McMullen, Nona Dickison, Wanda Taylor, Annie Gonzales. Second row: Enid Nelmes, Carol Van Kavelaar, Mary Jo Sims, Doris Bristow, Marilyn Franklin, Billie Dawn Starnick, Sylvia Sexton, Helen Granillo, Ynfra Rivera, Rosie Faulenfont, Ester Arriola, Tillie Zamora, Dor.na Rizor, Mary Hall. Third row: Vir- ginia Duncan, Jean Stitler, Donna Gilbert, Helen Hadlock, Janet Muir, Melva Lagerquist, Phyllis Dun- canson, Mortice Johnson, Della Schulz, Hilary Lar- riba. Lower Right: Tenors, First row: Dean Harris, Richard Black, Gene Bryan, David Lange. Second row: LeRoy Crose, Bill Black, Tommy Rabensteine, Gary Vyne, Starr Dameron. WLf tL Ck Lmei ki anfy Foi the eighteenth time Why The Chimes Rang was presented as part of the annual Christmas Vesper Services. Accompanying the Christmas pageant was the school choir, directed by Mr. George Backe. The choir sang many beautiful Christmas songs, which created an effect only achieved by many hours of hard practice. Mrs. Ethel Tyson was the technical di- rector. Miss Idella Meyers was in charge of the stage scenery. Members of the cast were: priest, Bob Palm; scholar, Art King; rich lady, Pat Buckholz; young girl, Irene Green; old woman, Cynthia Gardner; Uncle Bertel, Bill MacFarland; king, Newell Porter; an- gel, Donna Evans; soldier, Jerry Duke; rich man, Ivan Music; and Holgar, David Lange; Steen, John Hart. Don Sheldon was the Scripture reader. They SPARKED !he team to victories. This year's cheerleaders, Bill MacFarland, Ninta Richardson, Judy Rohrer, and David Lange, have done a wonderful job of building up school spirit and bringing new ideas for pep to the student body. Seme of these were the organization of send-off rallies for the team on out-of-town games, and little pom-poms for the cheer- ing section. Half-time ceremonies were made an event to look forward to by the super majorettes of PHS. They performed many spectacular routines during both the foot- ball and basketball games. PHS 'wirlers: Top Row: Irene Green, Adeline Hollingsworth, Virginia Ludwig, Faith Boyle. Bottom Row: Margaret Michaels, Iris Brewer, Pat Johnson. o m 4 Prescott's pom pon girls are: 1st row: Cynthia Gardner, Loraine Hafford. Donna Gilbert; 2nd row: Norma Easton. Melva Lagerquist, Carolyn Neideffer, and Ruth Tomlin. Our Badger mascot. Bob Fuentes, was a new BRITE SPOT to Prescott this year. ovueen arnu a Jusl two of the many concessions. Reigning as this year's Queen and King of the Halloween Carnival were Judy Rohrer and Ivan Muse. Gene Hearn, Irene Green, Janice Hilsa- beck, and Stan Whittum were the attendants. A festive parade was held in the afternoon. The annual carnival that night provided adequate entertain- ment for everyone while awaiting the coronation. Ben Gill and Mary Hall were our Football Captain and Homecoming Queen. Donna Gilbert and Pat Gold- ing were the attendants. Events for the annual Homecoming included a pep assembly followed by a pep rally and parade. A mem- orial was given before the football game honoring the graduates of PHS who were killed in the service. A dance for the alumni was also held after the Amphi - Prescott game. Captain Ben with Queen Mary and Donna and Pat. ZL auayamper Let's get to work As a result of many long hard hours, the 1951 Hassayamper proved to be an outstanding yearbook. Kay Sheldon was the very capable editor with Judy Rohrer as the business manager. Mr. Edmund Lewis was the very com- petent advisor. Hassayamper staff. Around the table: Judy Rohrer, Pat Buckholz, Newell Porter, Kay Sheldon, Robert Church, Ann Gibbons, Jeanne Franks, Mar- garet Michaels, and Pat Golding. Not Pictured: Marilyn Oldenburg, Janet Barbee, June Shook, Pearl Clark, Norma Easton, Mardell Haining, Anne Pessin, Jerry Ken- son. Lee Bast, Jerry Huffaker, and Janice Hilsabeck. The Badger has always been a vital part of the school. This year it has more than lived up to its name. Wanda Taylor served as edi- tor with Norma Easton as business manager. As a member of the Quill and Scroll, Na- tional Scholastic Press Association, Arizona Interscholastic Press Association, and the Pac- ific Slope School Press it has really proven to be a good school paper. The staff members as around the table are: Mardell Haining, Nona Dickison, Mr. Ed Lewis, Norma Easton, Gary Vyne, Frances Miller, Lu- cille Basinger, Henry Dameron, Sue Fain, Gayle McMullen, Wanda Taylor, Fritz Wilson, and Joe Lara. Not Pictured: Bill Black, Mary Hall, David Duran, Vance Wampler, Pat McLemon, and Diane Heller. Mr. Ed Lewis, Wanda, and Norma hard at work. Deadline or dead duck! A delightful comedy, We Shook the Family Tree , was presented March 15-16 by the Juniors for their class play. Mrs. Ethel Tyson directed the play while Miss Idella Meyers was in charge of the scen©ry. The cast of characters were as follows: Cynthia Gardner, Bob Oldenburg, Diane Heller, Darrell Hatch, Art King, Ninta Richardson, Gary Vyne, Anne Pepsin, John Knox, Norma East- on, Martha Johnson, and Bill Rezzonico. 11 ... °n October 27-28 the curtain rang up on Charley's Aunt . The class of '51 presented tms play, which was a rip roaring comedy. w°rr.W?S rS- E,heI Tyson and Miss Idella Meyers had charge of the scenery pj'111 McFariand, Pete Van Ness Jerry Duke. Lee Hickerson, Janice Hilsabeck, Irene Green, Lee Bast, David Lange, Kay Sheldon, Judy Rohrer, Bob Palm, and Marilyn Nicholas made up the cast. Thespian troupe number 735 has done a wonderful job of promoting dramatic skill this year under the capable direction of Miss Lillian Savage and Mrs. Ethel Tyson. The officers are: Presi- dent, Lee Bast; Vice President. David Lange; Secretary, Janet Harvey; and Treasurer, Dorcas Grace. The members are, first row: Ivan Muse, Bill Black, Pete Van Ness, Lee Hickerson, David Nelson. Second row: Miss Lillian Savage, Miss Idella Meyers, Wanda Taylor, Judy Rohrer, Pat Buckholz, Janice Hilsabeck, Irene Green. Third row: Miss Ethel Tyson, Janet Harvey. Dorcas Grace. Mary Lou Record, Pat Golding, Kay Sheldon. Fourth row: Jerry Duke, Bob Palm. David Lange, Lee Bast, Robert Church, Bill MacFarland, and Newell Porter. Not pictured: Dick Boyer, Richie Black, Tom Rabensteine, and Stan Whittum. Quill and Scroll is a club designated for those who are high in journalistic ability. The president is Robert Church; Vice-President. Kay Sheldon; Secretary, Wanda Taylor, and Treasurer, Janice Hilsabeck. Members pictured below are, 1st row: Diane Heller, Lucille Basinger, Kay Sheldon, Robert Church, Pat Mc- Lernon, Gary Vyne. 2nd row: Frances Miller, Mardell Haining, Barbara McNarie, Wanda Taylor, Gayle McMullen, Norma Easton, Jerry Persian. Janice Hilsabeck, Newell Porter. 3rd row: Janet Harvey, Pat Golding, and Mr. Robert Mikulewicz. Not Pictured: Judy Rohrer, Lucille Basinger, Beryl Trott, and Nona Dickison. Yjationai onor National Honor Society is sponsored by Miss Lenora Childress and is a club for those high in character, leadership, scholarship, and service. Robert Church was president, Stan Whittum, Vice President, and Wanda Taylor, Secretary. Members are. 1st row: Lee Hickerson. Jerry Duke, Robert Church, Bob Palm, Darrell Hatch, Bill McFarland. Gary Vyne. 2nd row: Wanda Taylor, Frances Miller. Cynthia Gardner. Norma Dahlin, Barbara McNarie. Janice Hilsabeck, Gayle McMullen, Donna Evans. Pat Golding. 3rd row: Mary Lu Record, Diane Heller. Nancy Falken- hagen, Kay Sheldon. Norma Easton, and Jane Gale. Not Pictured: Nona Dickison. Stan Whittum. Lucille Basinger. and Newell Porter. eu Newly organized this year, the Debate Club has been a real success. Anne Pessin was the Secretary for the first semester, while Frances Miller served in this capacity the second semester. Miss Mary Ryan is the able sponsor. Members pictured: 1st row: Anne Pessin, Janie Comer, Barbara McNarie, Gary Vyne, Joan McNarie, Frances Miller, Miss Mary Ry- an. 2nd row: Sue Fain. Clair Vermillion, Lewis Prueitt, Don Humphrey, Jim Ligget, Nancy Fal- kenhagen, Molly Thompson. Not pictur- ed : David Norton. Members pictured above. 1st row: Jim Knoblock, Melvin Morriston, Bobby Pearson, Bill Belt, Dale Head. Vance Wampler. Ben Gill. Quentin Hansom. Ken Waters. Robert Ehle. 2nd row: Lee Hickerson, Robert Eisner, Herbert Scott. Mike Devoy, Angeleo Manera, Jack Aiton, Palmer Byrne. Fritz Wilson, Jack Pfister, Don Chase. 3rd row: Gary Vyne, Gene Bryan, Court Cuerin, Leroy Crose, Tom Holt, Jack Lewis, James Langford, Harold Young, John Robertson, James Savant, Laurie Sessions, Frank Hyslip, Mr. James Stephenson. 4th row: Bob Cooley, Bob Oldenburg. Jeff Wayne, Roger Baker. Lyle Nash, Roxy Eckel, Roger Prince, and Lynn Greenwald. Providing pep and school spirit are the main purposes of the two pep clubs, Blue Jackets and Yellow Jackets. Ivan Muse was the President of Blue Jackets and Pat Buckholz served as the President of Yellow Jackets. Mr. James Stephenson and Miss Lenora Childress were the sponsors. Members below; 1st row: Grace Black. Wanda Taylor, Esther Arriola, Elizabeth Aldrete, Pollyana Hyde, Sue Stewart, Betty Brockett, Frances Miller, Joan McNarie, Janie Comer, Charlotte Crabbe, Norma Thomas. 2nd row: Iris Brewer, Janet Barbee, Nona Dickison, Norma Dahlin, Jane Gale, Kay Sheldon. 3rd row: Ann Cox. Irene Green, Margaret Michaels, Betty Beck, Grit Schneider. Jerry Kenson, Rose Fe- lippi, Donna Evans. Vivian Henderson. Adeline Hollingsworth, Blanch Brooks. Mardell Haining, Patty Gilpen, Mary Freeman. Donna Gilbert, Martha Young. 4th row: Sylvia Kizer, Evelyn Anderson, Pat Bacus, Anne Pessin, Betty Haymore, Barbara McNarie, Elsielee Jones, Theresa Mathews, Pat Johnson, Ann Gibbons, Gail Hill. Dorothy Crowe, Carolyn Neidiffer, Ruth Tomlin, Margie Siegert, Pat Buckholz, Pat Golding, Loraine Hafford. Norma Easton. Janice Hilsabeck. 5th row: Carolyn Bruggeman, Gayle McMullen. Mary Lu Record, Calir Vermillion. Ann Byers, Nancy Faikenhagen, Phyllis Duncanson, Joyce Tally, Charolette Edwards, and Barbara Robertson. PHS's Library Club has done a really good job of helping the stu dents this year. The of- ficers were: Gayle Me Mullen, President; Donna Evans. Vice President; and Rose Felippi, Secretary. Members are, 1st row: James Savant. Jerry Porter. Ken Wat- ers, Della Schulz, Wan- da Taylor. Pollyana Hyde, Rose Felippi. Gayle McMullen, Miss Dorothy Hardaway. 2nd row: Lucille Bas- inger, Glenn Coldsmith, Barbara McNarie, Mardell H a i n i n g, George Jones and Don- na Evans. future JJomemaLeri ofJ, menca Sponsored by Miss Marion Killian, the FHA has had a lot of fun. Officers were: Janet Harvey, President; Pearl Clark, Vice President; Tillie Zamora, Secretary; and Eleanor Hadlock, Treasurer. Other offices were held by Pat Golding, Kay Sheldon, Wanda Taylor, Mary Lu Record, and Janet Muir. Members pictured below are, 1st row: Hadlock, Franks. Padilla, Noles, DeSpain, Miller, Comer, Gibbons, Huddleston, Mc- Narie, B. Zamora, Taylor, T. Zamora, Miss Marion Killian. 2nd row: Pessin, Shook, Larriba, Robertson, Record, Walker, Ladd, Haining, Duncan, McMullen, Harvey, Hilsa- back. Not pictured: Bacus, Clark, Golding. Gale, Hartman, Hyde, Nicholas, Lovett, Muir, Pauley, Sheldon, Brooks, Clark, Gled- hill. Hall, Harvey, Myers, Moore, O'Shea, Talley. The Tennis Team participated in many matches this year and came out on top most of the time. Mr. Rodney Weller sponsors this team. Members pictured above are, 1st row: Nancy Falkenhagen, Frances Miller, Janie Comer, Barbara McNarie, Clair Vermillion, Mr. Rodney Weller. 2nd row: Dick Reily, Mike Devoy, Bill Reily, Roger Baker, Jeff Wayne, and Fritz Wilson. Not Pictured: Gary Vyne. Sponsored by Miss Dorothy Hardaway, the Ski Club has been again ac- tive at PHS. Officers include: Richie Black, President; Lee Hickerson, Vice President; and Pat McLeamon, Secretary. Members pictured below are, 1st row: Virginia Hartma, Pat McLearnon. 2nd row: Charles De Leuw, Lee Hickerson, Bill Belt, and Jerry Porter. Not Pictured: Richie Black, Duane Heatewole, and John Morgan. Members to the left are, 1st row: Marlin Nesman, Frank Scho- ley, Charles De Leuw, Newell Porter, Jerry Duke, Gene Collins. Court Guerin. 2nd tow: Jim Slosser, Jeannie Franks, Bet- ty Beck, Eleanor Gar- cia, Marilyn Hunter, June Shook, Charo- lette Edwards, and Mr. Common Bender. Not Pictured: Lucille Basinger, Myron Brown, Lee Hicker- son, Donald Chase, and Larry Bender. Prescott Senior High's Rifle Club has a good record for this year. They placed high in the National meet and have shown their talent well. Mr. Common Bender sponsors this club. 2), ance Square dancing was just introduced into Senior high this year. It proved to be a tremendous success. Below are the eight people who were the original members of the Square Dance Club. The club has now increased to more than 50 members. Members, left tc right: Frances Miller, Gary Vyne, Charles De Leuw, Jeannie Franks, Richie Black, Judy Rohrer, Lee Hickerson, and Mar- gie Siegert. True Love? Wiggle Like a Snake ime Ain't We Sweet? SissssssssssssssssssBoom! Working? Soft Shoulders! “Hail to thee. Blithe Spirit Coach Wibby Koski Trainer and Track MeJP’Vj.'B0 Mr. Waldo Bast Track Coach Cliff Miller Director of Athletics Bottom Row: Jo© Lara, manager; Eddie Villiborghi. manager; K. Lovingood, Branch Gill, L. Sanders, T. Pfister, J. Monroe, J. Pfister, D. Hatch; David Duran, manager; H. Scott, manager. Middle row: J. Federighi, L. Sessions, B. Reilly, N. Despain, C. Guerin. Ben Gill. B. Rezzonico, A. Manera, V. Howard, B. Porter, P. Toci, D. Leckliter, P. Rayes, R. Cooley. Top row: Coach Glenn, J. Griego, J. Matii, M. Leyva, J. Savoini, L. Nash, M. Harden. C. Thomas! D. Sheldon, I. Muse, B. Eckel, L. Wertenberger, G. Hearn, Coach Miller. GENE HEARN VIRGIL HOWARD JOE MATLI LYLE NASH K. LOVINGOOD MANUEL LEYVA JACK PFISTER ANGELO MANERA BRANCH GILL TAD PFISTER LESTER SANDERS JIM MONROE MARVIN HARDIN DARRELL HATCH JUNIOR GRIEGO JIM SAVOINI Coach Heath looking over his team. Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott 'Forfeit 49 45 36. 29 40 2. 53 53. 61. 39. -Yuma 41 -Yuma 43 Tucson 61 Mesa 63 West High 42 Amphitheater 0 Glendale 45 Flagstaff 42 Phoenix Union 70 North High 53 TOM SPROTT JUNIOR GRIEGO ROGER BAKER LEE BAST -Score Prescott 42 Prescott 47 Prescott 23 Prescott 36 Prescott 63 Prescott 32 Prescott 56 Prescott 43 Prescott 37 Prescott 39 Phoenix Tech. 53 Tucson 53 Amphitheater 40 Mesa 43 . Flagstaff 41 West High 49 Glendale 54 North High 69 Phoenix Union 57 Phoenix Tech. 41 Interest in flying spheres during Yuma game. VANCE WAMPLER Tommy Sprott rebounds. Junior and that favorite shot. TAD PFISTER MANUEL LEYVA BRANCH GILL JACK AITON unior Top row: B. Reilly, D. Head, L. Nash, C. Thomas, A. Federighi, R. Eckles. Second row: E. Koivu, M. DeVoy, R. Prince, A. Manera, J. Manrce, B. Brown. Coach Glenn. The Badger J. V. s went to Flagstaff for the J. V. tournament. Coming away from that cage tilt with the consul- ation championship and one man.Roxy Eckles, on the touiney first string. We take our hats off to you J. V.'s. Top row: L. Pruitt, R. Churchill, M. Harden, L. Sanders, I. Muse, J. Matii, J. Savoini, B. Gill, V. Howard. D. Knight. D. Chase, J. Jackson, P. Reyes. Second row: Joe Lara, manager; B. Gill. K. Lovingood, E. Koivu, D. Hatch. L. Bast, H. Scott, B. Porter, P. Toci, J. Manroe, G. Haddock. Results of last years track meets were: Prescott 59.5-----------------West Phoenix 53.5 Prescott 70.5-----------------Glendale 42.5 Prescott 73 ------------------Phoenix Tech. 40 Prescott took the first annual Prescott Invitational with a- scare of 69 % to the next highest, Winslow, who had a score of 48%. MIDDLE DISTANCE AND DISTANCE RUNNERS Elwood Koivi, half mile; Lee Bast, half mile, and mile; K. Lov- ingood, 220, but he thinks it's a mile; Branch Gill, half mile; Pete Reyes, half mile. POLE VAULTERS, HIGH JUMPERS AND BROAD JUMPERS Branch Gill, high jump; Joe Matli, pole vault; Jim Savoini, high jump; Jim Manroe, pole vault, broad jump; Don Chase, pole vault; Louis Pruitt, pole vault; Ivan Muse, broad jump; Pete Reyes, pole vault. Jracl Schedule for 1951 March 31, Prescott Invitational April 6, Prescott at Glendale April 13-14, Arizona Relays at Tempe April 27, open May 4-5, State Track Meet May 12 North Phoenix Invitational SPRINTERS AND HURDLERS Top row: L. Bast, K. Lovingood, B. Gill, M. Harden, R. Churchill, H. Scott, P. Reyes. Second row: G. Haddock, D. Hatch, L. Sanders, B. Gill, E. Koivu, B. Porter. The weight men are Jim Savoini. Don Knight, Phil Toci, Ivan Muse, Virgil Howard, Ben Gill. RETURNING LETTERMEN Top row: Branch Gill, K. Lovingood, Ben Gill, Carol Knight, Lee Bast. Second row: Joe Matli, Jack Jones, Jim Savoini. Last year the Badger “Thin Clads were one of the top teams in the state. They placed two men in the State Meet; then turned around and beat the school that placed third at state by a score of 70Vfe to 42V . Prescott is really looked forward to a good year this year. Page 100 0 -Alt V° V0 A e t � i: O t ? ‘ 'hs t) er9 nftr, ye°r , °f A fji -jr � § N 1,.. °or0 'ock In the center picture are the all-star archers of the three classes. Sitting are, left to right: Tillie Zamora, Norma Dahlin, Sue Stew- art, J o 1 e n e Richards, Jeanne Franks, and Betty Zamora. From these girls were chosen the three ar- chers to go to the tourna- ment. The all-star group wasn't chosen until the end of the year, so the picture below is of the champions of the gym classes. Seated, left to right in the first row: Black, Comer, Miller, Gardner, Pessin, Beck, 2nd row includes: Stall- ings, Heller, Gale, Boyle, Ludwig, Hollingsworth, Johnson, Crowe. Not pic- tured is Jane Gledhill. Left is a glimpse of some of the Junior archers lined up for a regular practice session in class time. During the class time, the girls shot G.A.A. scores in order to compete for honors and so they could later enter the top girls in the tournament in Phoenix. On the right are some Sophomore girls practicing for a shoot also. From these girls pictured, Jeanne Franks, Mardell Haining, Sue Stewart, Jane Lee Gale, and Norma Dahlin were chosen to represent Pres- cott in the archery division of the tournament. Edna Jane Harvey and Edith Ann Stallings practice the perfection of their volleyball tech- nique during their Physical Education Class. Below, left to right are Grace Black, Beulah Pauley, Mary Lou Record, and Jane Lee Gale who represented Prescott in the badminton division of the state tourna- ment at Phoenix this year. Q. A A G.A.A. officers were this year, left to right: Kay Sheldon. Treasurer; Margie Siegert, Secre- tary; Miss Ethel Cary. Sponsor; Jane Lee Gale. President; and Donna Evans, Vice-President. The main feature of the club was the sponsorship of playnights during the year. Jane Lee Gale, Kay Sheldon, Donna Evans, Tillie Zamora and Margie Siegert are the bearers of 6 inch letters this year. This shows high participation and accomplishment in girl's sports throughout their three years in senior high school. Below are pictured the girls who earned 4 inch letters; First row: Grace Black. Frances Miller. Jame Comer. Barbara McNarie. Sue Stewart, Wanda Taylor. Norma Dah'in, Polylanna Hyde, Mary Moore. Tillie Zamora and Helen Granillo. Second row includes: Edith Stallings. Nancy Falkenhagen. Pat Golding. Gayle McMullen, Rose Felippi. Donna Gilbert, and Kay Sheldon. We Point You Are Always Welcome At The PRESCOTT LUMBER CD. 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Cortez Phone 10 Page 108 YOUR CHAMBER of COMMERCE Kimball and Gulbransen Pianos Hammond Solovox Band Instruments Sheet Music STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE Of GROWING CITIZENS In PRESCOTT The Home of Distinction MARLER'S FURNITURE MART Phone 1157-W 213 W. Gurley Prescott 612 Miller Phone 272 Visit The Yavapai Cash Market For FOOD VALUE RICHARDSON MUSIC SHOP 512 W. Curley Phone 1146-W Smoki Ceremonials AND Snake Dance 8:15 P. M. SATURDAY. AUGUST 4lh 301 W. Gurley Prescott WEBB MOTORS Your Friendly Page 109 142-144 S. Montezuma SAM HILL' Prescott, Arizona RCA VICTOR DEEP FREEZE HOME FREEZER I 9 Records RCA Victor Columbia Decca Capitol 7 r.a Complete Hardware Department Store PHONE 16 General Electric Appliances 0m CLINE MOTOR CO. Complete Richfield Service Auto Painting Sales — Service — Parts Day and Night Wrecker Service 201 S. Montezuma Phone 618 Complete Sherwin-William! Paint Store KEN Phone 1095-J Distributor Goodyear Tires Batteries, Etc. Recapping GOLDING 229 W. Gurley Serving You Since 1910 VYNE BROTHERS ELECTRIC CO. • COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL • INDUSTRIAL 142 N. Cortez Phone 400 or 346 LOUIS B. PRICE AUTO PARTS Complete Automotive Machine Shop Service 231 S. Montezuma Phone 56 HUMES BAKERY Quality Bread-Pies-Cakes-Sweet Rolls _ Decorated Cakes for Every Occasion ' 113 So. Cortez St. Prescott, Arizona PHONE 43 E. Curley Prescott CASH AND CARRY CLEANERS Prescott Cigar Store Wholesale and Retail 108 W. Gurley Phone 97 THE SHOE HOSPITAL R. E. Insley “FOR THE FINEST IN HAIR STYLES” BLANCHE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 226 West Gurley Street Prescott, Arizona The Piggly Wiggly 134 Gurley Phone 93 Prescott, Arizona EACLE DRUC STORE The Prescription Store Phone 1 30 Gurley and Cortez Phone 95 Ready-to-Wear Shoes Fashions for Young Americans Dry Goods - Clothing J. C. Penney Co., Inc. - Prescott THE VALLEY NATIONAL BANK of PHOENIX Member of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation” PRESCOTT Our location— 133 South Cortez Phone 299 The sign that means the Best in Photographic Service Portraits of Distinction Commercial Photographs Superior Photo Finishing Cameras and Supplies Picture Frames Page 112 FOUR YEAR LIBERAL ARTS GRAND CANYON COLLEGE NEW SITE SEPTEMBER '51 PHOENIX, ARIZONA SUMMER SCHOOL — PRESCOTT, ARIZONA 108 N. Cortez Phone 143 Gifts for Graduates BROWN'S CREDIT JEWELERS A Little Down is Enough for Brown Prescott, Arizona 105 S. Cortez Phone 110 Underwood Typewriters BERT SCHONEBERGER Business Supplies Equipment Hallmark Greeting Cards School Office Supplies Portable Typewriters “As Close As Your Phone” PRESCOTT ARIZONA Page 113 CAMP INSURANCE AGENCY 221 S. Montezuma Phone 66 “FINE SHOES” HOLLINGSWORTH SHOE STORE 123 N. Cortez Phone 1103-W VISIT MYERS CLEANERS Quality Work PRESCOTT 219 W. Gurley Phone 780-R STATION NUMBER “17” BLAKELY'S Serve Yourself CHURCH AUTO BODY for Expert Body Repairing 115 W. Willis Phone 169 'Tor Something New and Different CORRAL CAFE 612 Miller Rd. PRESCOTT ARIZONA LANTZ'S 512 E. Sheldon For the Best In Fresh Produce - Meats - Fancy Groceries FOR Chrysler — Plymouth Sales Service McILVAIN MOTOR CO. Phone 80 ENSMINGERS DRUGS The Best in Everything for You Fountain Drugs REXALL AGENCY Prescott’s Montgomery Cleaners ‘‘Cleaning At Its Best” 206 S. Montezuma Phone 1 2 Head Hotel Phone 188 110 Curley Phone 352 THE MEN’S SHOP for HART-SCHAFFNER MARX CLOTHES STETSON HATS - FLORSHEIM SHOES Prescott, Arizona PRESCOTT PRINTING COMPANY Publishers of The Yauapai County Messenger 212 N. Cortez E. J. REUTER, Owner and Publisher OLIVER'S BOOTS SADLES Riding Equipment Leather Goods PRESCOTT ARIZONA Your Friendly Co-op Farm Home Supply Quality Feeds at Fair Prices That Get Results 217 W. Gurley Phone 208 PRESCOTT, ARIZONA RICHARDS SPORT STORE Spaulding Athletic Goods Fishing Tackle 514 W. Gurley Prescott Fred Dorothy Food To McClymonds Take Out Prescott, Ariz. Phone 876-W GORDO'S MEXICAN KITCHEN ‘‘REAL Mexican Flavor — TRUE American Quality” PENNIE'S FURNITURE COMPANY Mattresses - Upholstering Rugs - Drapes 535 S. Montezuma Phone 237-J STOP IN AT . . . LARRY'S PLACE Where All the Gang Goes 504 E. Sheldon Phone 712-J Diamonds Silver Watches MICHAEL MIGELLA JEWELER SANTA FE WATCH INSPECTOR 135 N. Cortez Ph. 144 Prescott, Ariz. WHITE CAFE For Fine Food •144 S. Montezuma Phone 127 Air Conditioning - Gutters Prescott Metal Products Company Complete Sales Service FURNACES REPAIRING REBUILDING 135 S. Granite Phone 165 For 3-Day Service AMERICAN CLEANERS Fur Storage Pickup and Delivery Service 114 N. Cortez Phone 139 J. R. WILLIAMS SUPER MARKET 628 Miller Road Shop Save The Super Way Ambulance Service RUFFNER'S 303 S. Cortez Phone 61 INDEPENDENT CASH MKT. “Next Door to The Post Office” STAY AT THE . . . APACHE HODGE PRESCOTT, ARIZONA UJe tpAn-GramM’ e± WESTERN AUTO SUPPUTCO. I . ........ .. .............. .� ' ■ I . 105 S. Cortez Phone 85 PRESCOTT, ARIZONA Fine Jewelry BRINKMEYERS For Jewels of Distinction 120 N. Cortez Phone 216 STOP AND SEE . . . THEODORA AND LEWIS MILLER Book Shop - Real Estate Broker 140 N. Cortez Phone 1107 Paving Material Concrete, Sand Rock Concrete Blocks Plaster Sand W. J. Henson, Contractor General Engineering Contractors 123 S. Granite St. Phone 1191 P. O. Box 471 PRESCOTT, ARIZONA Page 116 AMERICAN LAUNDRY Laundry - Linen Supply 226 N. Montezuma Phone 37 Electrical Appliances 213-15 N. Marina Kohler Light Plants Phone 885 Sam Hendrix Son Electrical Contractors Candies—Box and Bulk (Kitchen made) GENE'S Sandwiches - Short Orders Elks Building Evans Drug Store For the Best Miller Rd. Ph. 1277-J Serving Northern Arizona BURRIS FURNITURE CO. 145 South Cortez Phone Z CHEVROLET Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, and Cadillac Sales and Service Phone Prescott 583 BUKOVE MOTORS Where the big pictures play ELKS THEATRE Records - Indian Jewelry THE MUSIC STORE Instruments - Pianos - Music Phone 85_________________________105 Cortez ‘‘For Friendly Service” HASSAYAMPA HOTEL Curley and Marina Page 117 The Prescott Appliance Co. Home of Frigidaire 133 N. Cortez Phone 1 89 ANDY'S RADIO SHOP Radio Repair 607 Miller Road Phone 1272-M Firestone Tires Firestone Batteries KEN'S TEXACO SERVICE Sky.Chief Gasoline 302 S. Montezuma Phone 342 LISTEN TO . . . K Y C A Top in Programs Phone 244 SHOP AT MAC'S MARKET Fine Foods 126 N. Cortez Phone 1055 Buy That Prom Corsage At ALLAN'S FLOWER SHOP Phone 263 105 S. Cortez SAVE AT THE . . . YAVAPAI COUNTY SAVINGS BANK PRESCOTT ARIZONA Know the Meaning of Food Values Shop In ALLEN'S Allen's Nu-Way Market 330 W. Gurley Phone 888 Joe Allen's Market and Frozen Food Lockers 600 W. Gurley Phone 185 Phone For Comfort and Courtesy And The Finest In Foods it's the Auto Rest MOTOR HOTEL and DINING ROOM East Gurley Page 118 FOXWORTH GALBRAITH LUMBER CO. INCORPORATED LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Specializing in All Kinds of Building Material Retail Yards Serving Texas, New Mexico and Arizona 401 W. Gurley Prescott Service Supreme at Milligan Bros. Motor Co. You’ll be ahead with Nash Phone 501 VISIT THE . . . MARINELLO BEAUTY SHOP Shampoo Cold Waves 107 E. Gurley Phone 314 114 N. Cortez Phone 139 AMERICAN CLEANERS Cleaning Pressing EAT AT THE LISTEN TO THE . . . RED PIG CAFE TEENAGE REQUEST PRESCOTT, ARIZONA PROGRAM K Y C A Prescott Phone 1122 Guarantee Title and Trust Co. Bank of Arizona Bldg. Phone 479 200 N. Cortez Head Lumber Co. Quality Building Material Page 119 301 W. Gurley The KPEMAL 2-Door 2-Pas ens£er t'onpo. Model l«-Tliis is the smart one for the small family ami the traveling businessman. 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