Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

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AILLOIQI THE HASSAYAMPEH STAFF Edltor In Chief I9 52 Edltonal Admlnlstratnon and Faculty Edltor Assnstant Adrnmnstratuon and Faculty Editor Sensor Editor Junior Edntor Sophomore Edntor Actlvltles Editor Assnstant Actuvutnes Who s Who Edutor Gnrls Sports Edntor Boys Sports Edutor Staff Photographer Faculty Advisor Busnness Manager Edntor Busuness Frances Mnller Gary Vyne Lucslle Basunger Duane Heller June Shook Deborah Templun Pat McLernon Sue Faun Norma Jean Easton Janne Comer Joe Lara Mnlo Eckel Robert T Mlkulewlcz Norma Jean Easton Cnrculatnon Manager Sue Fam ADVERTISING STAFF Jeanne Franks Vurgsnna Ludwig PatMcLernon Gwen Newman June Shook Deborah Templln and Nancy Wood Jamar Allen Larry Ball Janet Barbee Mary Jean Behrens Gene Bryan Nancy Falken hagen Mardell Hamung Favour Hazeltune Betty Olea Anne Pessln Norma Thomas Molly Thompson Claare Vermulllon Jeff Wanee and Frntz Walson The staff washes to express nts sincere apprecuatuon to Mr Waldo Bast and Mr Common Bender faculty members for thelr assnstance an producung this book We expecaally wish to thank Mr Bender for furnushung the photographs for the end sheets Z Art Editor . . l . :Mance Wompler VVorklng Staff Table of Contents Aclmtmslrott Wlwo s Who Sensors .lumors Soplrmomores ACTIVITIES Boys Sports Girls Sports Supplement Finn: on oncl Faculty 5 ..f Out Where OO 28311 NYS ' The West Begins lsr- Y' 4-I ' ' ' . . 5 - l4 ' ....... l5 - 20 ' ...... . 21 - 40 ' ..... . 41 - 52 . . 53 - 62 ' ' ' . . . 63 - 84 ' . . . 85 - IO2 f ',iiA- ' ' . . . . lO3 - IO8 lf X, . . 4 . . lO9 - ll6 ffl Qfff' Kr X x ls! o Qfl Q7 lfxx !f5'i'1N-X X X X ' elk lf, .1 I ' , g .. f I 5 4 I QQ F , ses' 'lb I , Q2 5 :el af sexi' st Q02 1 I I lv Sty X X fee X 40093 I . X' , Qxesio lf' 1 'S ' bf? DEDICATION With the best interest of Prescott High School students at heart, Miss Lillian Savage has worked hard and faithfully for many years. She has tried diligently to develop our hidden talents. This has required patience, understanding, and tact. Miss Savage has exemplified these qualities and many more in her work in dromatics and English. We, the students of Prescott High School, feel honored and deeply grateful to have had her guidance therefore we consider it a privilege and take great pride in dedicating this year s Hassayamper to Miss Lillian Savage AUNT Aunt Lil 4 . , . . . . . . . . . , ll Il ' ' ' ,- . 4' , I , 7 U lv . l 1 ,- If J ,1 1.7: ' Q ,X 3 - ,S iii l A , ,..-I I . V I 0 I FM Q X AA ll ' ll f N Y I sn.- 'f I ' 1 a Q x fl'j I A I x Y A , . ,- NV, .J Q J ,, - A, 1 ' 4 ' ' L--,.i! ' ff ,-7 A lx - L. W' W E ' ' x F I 'o j!L -X xx X, ,Q A X LJ Xx Y XV! 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Also deserving recog- nition are members of the faculty who've been holding the whip for some time now. BOSSIVIEN ,fl R. A. RAMAGE Principal SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: Roxie L, Webb, Victor H. Lytle, Taylor T, Hicks and Superintendent Abia W. Judd 1 - I l t 3 l l X -Q - MAX KASLO Civcs, Boys' Counselor , 1 I 1-4 M..l. MCNARIE Plane G comeuy, Algebra l 777627 ' 151 PA ULINE MERRITT Spanish 53' ROBERT T. MILULEWICZ Journalism, Publications English ll, Sophomore Sponsor School Bells, Publicity i CN if x X VX W, P- YN X QYX, N i an-,K. XXN A il 6 JOE MILLER Q ,sw 6 Qs QL OK B Ly n Foolvallf naar 6 099 V' O5 1' 1,55 4' Q D-Q' :FU 1ln11u-TxlaL111i?gl, Il and lll - ff F xx Q ! I I 1,2 'Y X 5.-0' I 720 EVELYX ?xlORR1v.'.' ll111na11Rela1ion5, I ' Q ' A I 4914.1 x . 14300 Nga Y 10,3 .rkylfyj 'Q X 'R . X 1927261 ffpop Nix 'eo 4, x ff. d 4 Xxx 2 NR Y 'Y wt IDELLA MYERS Mechanical Drawing I and II Arr, Crafts OPD DZLC5 rv- OTFUY cznnuv FRIEDA M, OLSEN MARY E. RYA-111, School Nurse Ll.S, History, Current History Srudy Hall In L l,l,1ANl SAVAGE HELENA SKINNER Engmh IV, Dfamaugg Short Hand, Secretarial Training 10 3 LEONARD SPOONER Civics, Football coach ETIIEL B. TYSON English III, Speech H. F. YUST B00kkCCplIlg, Typmg Book Exchangu il! :fm X. QT' Xxg 'Y 6,004 N 5 Y 'Z' XO 47 2 'Asn-...v- lAN1Eb STEPHENSUN I Bnlugy ' , -M ,I -WX I V! ,fr RODN EY WELLER Study Hall, D.O. Dlregtor Semor L lass S pomsor Af ., I X 1 ,,,,, ff Q! S fl, Xu - 1' 9: lu x Q 1 1 U KN f 14 5 X ,Q qt 04x x X ff O f S, A X. 6 xx LXURYE SUITES x Our Ranchhands xx 1 X IRC INIA SAIEY DURI HLA LHAPNIAIN L Lowe G Dau: f dl'1xNLl'ltfIlbCX er Charleb Wrxl Bam Thou an H111 plc, lid STUDENT BODY OFFICERS, LEFT TO RlGllT: ,lack Aiton, Darrell llatcli, presidentg Janet liarhec, llcrhert Scott, athletic manager for football, NintaRiuliardsun,flieerleadergK'a1it'u llr'3lllPlCI, athletic manager ll-r vasifetbull, Dean Harris, Cynthia Gardner, secretary, Dick Reilly, Ann Gibbons, Mike Devoy, vice-president, Aitnn, Btirhee, Harris, Reilly, Gibbons are student councilnien-at-large, Not pictured: John Kaslinic, advertising tnanagerg Lyle Nasli, student councilman-at-large. These Foremen Head The School Tacitus, the famous Roman historian, once said, Reason ' and iudgement are the qualities of a leader. The old gentle- man would most lilcely be well pleased with this year's student body officers. These have set an excellent example for the rest of the student body to follow. Managing successfully the many K campaigns and activities ofthe school year is not an easy job, and our student leaders deserve cr vote of gratitude. I 'CEN Af QRXCO' 5 69 MGTNB . X0 C ' ' President Wye? C069 D Darrell Hatch C I gli xxffxvx 6 Xxmxl TSX Nd o Qxxoo QQ 95 16, QQ-P' 4' ?- .L PO 4- ply D in .4.i! :'.:'.i'5lll.l'.K x 2 QV xlxx UU? T E' 1 O 6 4700 ,PA Il s 222 fe? C Q 77016 I Sf Co, jVSp cl 619 S OAI o 6 P43 60,1 y 5x , OTC Foremen 'sg TEE READING FROM TOP DOWN AND LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Max Kaslo Mrs Irene Halher advrsers Senrors Roger Baker Robert Frazrer Gerry Kenson Rxchard Marler B1l1Rezzon1co Jeff Wanee Jumors John Butcher Jeanne Franks Judy Gale Jack Lewrs FIIIZ Wllson Sophomore Nancy Gale Joe lope Rlchard Merrrtt C11ffR1dley Not Prctured Tad Pflsrer Glles Bosxc Charles Cure: B111 Plass S-...-1' I T 1 ' ' l . . 30 S ff ' tx AN O SQ- ffl 0 0 S f A lv ff S N X 05 I If 6 XS 2 '- C pl 'P xi I A fa P A, 42 . 4 b A , .V 67 lg I , ' S 9 M Zi ' iff , . ' 8 I , U: I I - K' - V 14 -1. iff K 7 xx H I 2 l Q 1 E ? f I 1' lr I , ' f E Y 5 1 K w VIZ 3 , i 5 ' 1 2 I i . X 5 I Qi If i 1 I rf' KI' , Melva and Branch MOST POPULAR Melva and Branch have shared honors before as our Homecoming Queen and Cap- tain. Melva, with her pleasant smile and winning ways has truly captured the respect and hearts of those who know her. She was Prescott's entry as princess in the Salad Bowl. lt is easy to see why she should hold the title of Most Popu- lar. Branch, who participated in sports as well as many other school activities is also well deserving of the title Most Popular , Everyone recognizes Branch as a true friend. His pleasantness and thoughtful- ness has made him tops among his classmates. 'N 151 If 1' if :SPN A 2' If ffxfsfbfq c NS' I mf Q5 N41 5? DS fu y ix D .ff I, kg,o' 'Ax Xxx ix Q 44 , aff , fffabyy pf, O' ,, is Q, O I '76 . s xv.. Sue and Jim BEST ATHLETES Sue and Jim were awarded with the title Best Athletes. They are both deserving of the title. Sue, who is president of the G.A. A. , has excelled in archery, and par- ticipated in state meets. She is also active in other sports as badminton and volley ball. She is among the first few Senior girls to win the 62 letter award. Jim, a three year letterman in basketball, football, and track, is an all round Sportsman who has received state wide recognition. He has fine sportsmanship and a great Will-to- win. i 5ve1!' mi 4 ...N 'S il o sofa vlCONl?:s of C, I '39 QQYV QKX0 GQ, cs C it X 5092? Page swttefo QD 91 'IA 0' S 'Y O1 o 'Woo fi 4' F 1 l f ' it +L e 7' S 'i lv. I' P1 . I' 193 467' 'QF gs- f QC, .000 Q08 a I S I 5 1 5 3 ' rs O 1 , ' Lj.,b.Q-P'?,'V . Diane and Vance WITTIEST One can recognize the witty remarks and antics of Diane and Vance from the classroom to the dance floor. Moments of seriousness are few in the company of the school 's wittiest. Diane never needs an excuse to joke and does so with every other word. She's always beaming with humor, bubbling with witty re- marks and always on hand to put a bit of glad- ness into her school mates' everyday drudgery. Vance has what is known as dry humor . Dry or not, he 's got a ioke for every occasion and knows just how to put it over. His ex- pressionless countenance never gives his joke away. He lets everyone laugh while he sits back and keeps the iokes and witty remarks pouring forth. After 0 session with these two one can scarcely undouble themselves. 49 Frances and Mike MOST LIKELY TC SUCCEED We think Frances and Mike have the world at their disposal. Responsibility and depend- ability are everyday with Frances. lf a good iob's to be done, Frances will see to it. Along with these two character- istics and many others, includ- ing her pleasant way with others, we are sure Frances will succeed in whatever she under- takes. Mike, too, shares the won- derful q ual ities intrusted to make him the successful type. He doesn't give up easily and finishes whatever he starts . He, too, is responsible and depend- able as we know from the ser- vices he has rendered to the school. ln whatever field he enters we are sure he will be a great success. Jaclc and Mardell MOST ARTISTIC Pencnl pen or chalk t doesnt matter Mardell and Jack have been gutted wsth the power to draw Whether at s decoratlons parties crowns or dance programs you can be sure they helped These two defmltely deserve theur well awarded tltle if Q l 4-? '!xxx N I lv QV K G S Q fl fr S QOQSO, C Or, S4 Sf 4 pl W0 'Vo 6.956 2,619 P6006 'QP S 41045020 , 7700 4,9 5 I 5' I I t e 8 Oqksb 29 0 661000 OA7690' by '50.x X 1, S . 6 0 Ns 4' 5 X 'fr C , X X swf Nlnta and Gene MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Letsyell for P H S. A Good sport never boss we ve all heard Nunta say these things which only a part of her 'ob as cheerleader She s always at thegames boosting our splrlts when they re at their lowest Not only has she dlsplayed her school splrnt as a cheerleader but any tame there s a need For someone to promote some thlng forthe school Nlnta can be depended on to do her best Gene displays hrs school Splrlt whenever needed Hens an all Ground helder to anyone who needs has help He s always around to glve asststance many part of the school s many under taknngs Justgtve Genea nod and he s on the 'ob that 's school splrut 'twig .4 ' 9 iz X X e SQO .5 ta It xx YPA' tom U D Q X x xk Y, ei v N B QS XAOXXX QLOM O f 49' Xe ' 3 Ll. Norma and Dean BEST DANCERS It rs not hard to see why Norma and Dean were chosen as Best Dancers Therrsmlles and ever wlnnnng personal ltnes make them popular dancing part ners Norma with her style and grace her pleasant way and her sweet smile IS a deSeI'vIF19 favornte Her poise wull undoubtedly help her In other ways too un later lute Dean too always has a pleasant word for everyone and a wnnmng and ready smrle as well as an abundance of rhythm and an easy dancung style Wrthout an questnon these per sonalrty plus' ancrng partners deserve our best wushes and the tutle Best Dancers Janet and Starr BEST MUSICIANS Wherever musuc flows there s where Janet and Starr can be found Janet IS an accomplished pnanrst and plays the organ for the vesper servrce Her rhythm IS easy and her musuc sweet Stat7F us an outstandung musrcnan un vorce, pxano and trumpet. He has been gnven varnous awards for has snngnng a br I 1 ty , and after hearing hum, you'II understand why. These two are certannly deserving of the tntle 'Best Musucnans. . 'ivan' 9 qs J 1'5 I Hal VV hese are T J Q Q I xxxx ,1- , ! xXNNN k 6,0006 orc O 'J 1 41. YY Cnr MZ: dai 5 227 S 16 040 A7144 QQ. Key Pbofzc 486 DOUG LS' UKJM91' Q, profflfds, ffelfcvow fc Lifes! Cbrfqy Sz, P001 X NX O 6' Cl' ' i6 C1311 ljqx 'S , 2 1334 xmN 2 0 5 ix RODNEY WELLER Adviser N K tx S LVQ98 52100 lo 1,7 A7OjS:Ol'f'0f 'emo S 04,8 4 fre, lx . Q75 4' .1- I 3' H ,sa Nina. S by N OU Cfa 011 1300 S554 JIM SAVOINI President , 'xv ' ,wi JERRY KENSON Secretary SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SUE STEWART Treasurer JIM JACKSON Vice-President CARRIJLI. AITON, cookie PATRICIA BAIIUS, var jj! gb!! G. A. A. ZQF. ll.A krgllnc Staff I, Officer 2. GERALD AITUN, Jack ROGER BAKER, Rog LeILermcI1'sClub 2gBasketball 3gTunnis Ig5IudcaIt Couucir Th.spiaus I LLCIlUl'ITlcll'S Club 2pUil1Lf5gB3SRclb3ll 5g Im.- Igfiouncilmauatlarge 2g Home Room Officcr lg Blue lack- uis 35 Studc-uICouIIcil ILHOIIIC Rooniwfficcr ggsgmorplay cts 3. cast: Blue Jackets 3. . 25 Home Room Officur IL Ballgfr G. A. A. 3:F. ll. A, 33 Yellow Jac' as , o .A oom ' J 1 M 1' ' ' l,,pf !4 G . V' n M If 2 ' .0 '-inf ' X t 1 ., iz, J Ja 5 A f-7 f ' I' ff' ' ' ' 6 r 'Ml ' H f If F if Y I Lf, 4 I , , 1' ,f - ' . L , ' I l U 'f lf . LUCILLE BASINGER, 'Lucy ' yn, - ' Quill and Scroll 25 National Honor . ' Society 2. Library Club li Rifle Club ' f 2': G. A. A. 31F.H. A. II Usherctte 3. Home Room Officer Zglladgcr Staff .1 4 ' 3: Annual Staff Ig Yellow Jackets 3. 1 , 4' 1 . hilut Oieablb-IVE' VIRGINIA Baisrow, Gina ,Ap.V8Abq,O 3 Q69 x 'FQXXOO go f 'LO Q 3' 4r ' m is 'F' f f' e 9 Cf. 'I S 00 Q I F. H. I ' 5 . I 'it V 0 ei If 6 'I' ' 23 J' 'An'-.,,7 1495 MARY JEAN BEHRENS G. A. A. ILF. ll. A. Ig Annual Staff li Usherctte I. GRACE BLACK G. A. A. 34 Band 2g Orchestra I: Home Room Officer 2 Music Festival 2g Yellow Jackets 3, 4' 611 mp 1 ROBERT BROCK, B0bbie Q .7 X lx Q 1 ,O eq, 41 gcfffb Af ppl co 2 'fee Co A Xxx S I I 4 1 x I 4 X. Q 4 db jfo 471230, xx by N4 i '30 xf NX 2. . , it W 2 Y BLANCHE BROOKS GENE BRYAN, Cupid Library Club IgG. A. A. 3gF, H. A. 3gUsherette IgYel- Nationalklonor Society 3gRiflc Club is low Jackets 35 Badger Staff i. Usher 2. Home Room Officer 32 Badger MYRON BROWN, Mike l1BUy'S Stateg Music Festival 33 Blue Rifle Club 32 Home Room Officer 1gBluc Jackets 3. Jackets: Hunting Club. ALICE CAMERON Music Festival 3. DONALD CHASE, Rifle Club 35 Lettermen Blue Jackets 3. tw Don 's Club 2gTrack 3gSenior Play cast: , rl :A ...,f.g,3q, 4 4 5 '7't,' FLOYD COLLINS, Gene JANE COMER, Janie Debate Club 2:G. A. A. 3:F. H. A. 35 Tennis 2gAnnual Staff 25 Yellow Jackets 3. 1 . 4 ,I Q !su-u ELIZABETII COX, An: SIARR DAMERON, l.uLky F. H, A. IL G. A. A. 29 Yellow jacket: 35 llvuzu Room Baud 3g Orcllcstra 53 llmxl' Ruum Llffiqgf. Officer lgSc1uurPlay castgBadgcr Staff IQAI1l'lll3l Staff 1. ALLEN DEPPE, 'Tudu CATHERINE CUNNINGHAA1, Exmy' HOW ROW Offiw 3: Bazkurball li muus IQ Q. G. A. A. I: I-. H. A. I. 51-ulor Play Cast. ffgtiq .. i ' ww EQ? f ,553 YVILLIAM DIETZEL, Bill Blue Jackets 3. bail gffennis ggWhyIl1u Clllllltb Rang. IUHNNYE UUWDY, 'Judy' MICHAEL DEVOY, M1kc Thcspiaus li Blue Jackets gg Basket- SClllUl' Play caslp B0y's Stalls: Sludcut BBIIJ ll MBJUFUUCS I- Body Officer 1g Student Comucil I. apvusx Arm E X S02 CQ Q5 va JAMEE DULCALSON hm SQ ey. Q5 NX Y btudmCounC1lalt 2 Home Room O Q' G25 NW Offxcu I Band 3 Orche tra I mmor 'if' 'J YB O X x Vila? X 3 Cast lxlusxc FEst1xal 3 wg' YXK 'L va X0 0 XV! QOK QV 7' x E P 'X . E 1.r',.1:Hl igx N.. RA'1XlOND D' RAN RSX 'Sa Id 2 Home Room Officer I o In I ic I-tstixal NORNIA JEAN EASTON N ina In Plllllg 2 Quill and Scroll 2 Nauonalllonorsociety 2 R1 I 3 F ll A I Lslieretttg Ytllorwiac 3 POlllPOIl irl I llome Room Officer2 5tIIdt11tCounc1lal1 lladgjtr btalf An ual Sraffg lUlllOIPli1y rat Seriori y Q11 lloll LLUlllllll Arun nt llllll lClxl.l llrucc lllur ,IALRLIS 3 Rifle Club I library C lub I lklllll 2 Football 5 Iraclt 1 Annual staff I Bad rrstaffl Ilomt Roomoffuer I Band 2 Urtlitstra I Xlusinl-cstixal bquart llauceflub I I? ROBERT ELsNi:R, Bob Rifle Club I1 Home Room Officer IQ Blue Jackets 2. sUsAN PAIN, sue Debate Club 35 Library Club 11 G. A. A. 13 Home Room Officer I1 Badger Staff 1gAnnua1 Staff 25 Music Festival 2. Q Q- QYXXXX xX Q! .0 C0430 11, c ed., 'Y Q! a 4' 1 41 a o Jiv SW!-P0 HENFRY ELSNER O NANCY FALKENHAGEN Nan Thespians IQ National Honor Society 24 Debate Club 23 G. A. A. 3gTennis Zgllome Room Officer 25 Annual Staff lg All-School Play lj Girl's State. JOHN FEDERIGHI, Junior Rifle Club IgLettermen's Club lg Football ggllasketball gg Tennis Ig Home Room Officer 25 Blue Jackets 3. 41 RICHARD FISCHER, Dick MARY EDNA FREEMAN, YOuall Home Room Officer ig Badger Staff I. G. A. A. 5: F. H. A. igYellow Jackets 35 Home Room ROBERT FRAZIER, Bob Officer 2. Debate Club 1gRifle Club igFootball tg5tudenr Council 2, SHERRUL FULLER Ein!!! QXX9. 1 Amr G. A. A. 2gYellowJackets 1: Home Room Officer 25 An- nual Staff I. 1 3 i D- U CYNTHIA GARDNER, Cynnie Thespians 2: National Honor Society 25 G. A. A. 3: F. H. A. ig Usherctre gg Student Council 2. Student Bod y Secre - tary: Pom Pom girls 2g Home Room Of- ficer I1 Annual Staff li Badger Staff 1, Junior Play castg Senior Play castgwhy the Chime. Rang Carnival Oucen Girl s State DARLENE GAZZAM G. A. A. 31 Horne Room Officer I. BRANCH Gllul. Letrernicn's Club, V,-Pres. 5: Football 3: BBSRCIDBH 5: Track 55 Home Rootn Officer 3g Homecoming Captain: Music Festival 3: Sec. Blue Jackets 5. soil CS, O4 6, PATRICIA ottmtx Patty O6QX'xx '66 G A A 2 Yellowjackets 3 Usherctte SQQ to ga Q0 0 -,K O XXX .5 Q, 651, I 1 Band 3 Home RO0HlOff1C8l'2 Xlusic 50 Q 6 Yes CO F ti 1 gg, X, wx es sa 3 '29 9 o XQSX' 1 Q 7 7 3 Liv . 1 u Zivffeirf - wr K- s ihvfm lUSFPlllNlf GRANILLU, Josie OLGA GliANll,l.U CQ, A. .L 2, K,Ul'Rl LAND LZUHRIX, C,nurt X 9 wg, xx F ff! rf 576521 S0 X r ifofhx wvleda fe '90 51 fo J Co 610 hx IC ff 1 f C I L92 ii .Q- Cfr 5,0 O S 4 Off N J' 5', for Nw. f 1 5 Al I, .ffl -N '?0'?f,r I ! iz. C404 wx 6 A, Z X - ff 1 I I ls' - , J F 'Y , si s x 1-Sl X fy 111 ,7944,f?7l 'ffrfoffdlw x . H .X V J, sa. ' A .ff C 2 rx . .5 1 5 f 5510 GLEN HADDOCK, Spike Rlllc Club 35 Football I5 Golf 25 Blue Jackets 3. R:1dioClub5 Track I5 Blue Jackets 1. 3 Sh. ELINOR HADLocK, Pere G. A. A. 35 F. H. A. 3. MARDELL HAINING Quillaud Scroll 25 Library Club 1 5G. A. A. 35 R. H. A. 25 Yellow Jackets 25 Home Room Officer I5 Annual Staff 31 Badger Staff 25 Girl's State. ,Z REGINA HANSOM , Gina G. A. A. 35 Home Room Officer 25Am.ual Staff 25 Bad- ger Staff X5 Yellow Jackets 1. MARVIN HARDIN, Marcy Lettermerfs Club 25 Football 35 Track 3. K fl VIRGIXIA il.f'lR'll'xl.-XX, Qlllgtil' D.-XRREIJ. ll.-Xlflllg 'Sll.llC2.' SM fllllll 2p 0.2-MA. 3: F.ll.:X. 22 Mild 5: UYUICHFH Ez 'lllexplallf 2g Naullllal ll-vlmr5lw1ulj.2,lrlLQrl1q1l xc ll - llwlllc RUU1IiUT'f1CUf I: :Nlll-1Cl CNIlV3l 5. 2g lllue J1lL'l'xL'l4 gg l-lmrball gg lraclx 5gSllldu1tlmdyPmxl- dcmg Sllldelxl Body V'pruN.g sllldum cloulllll l, l,...l.. DEA N HA RRIS llllllf Jackulx gg Sllldtlll CUUIICII 2g Cxlllllillllllall ar large lg lllmlc Rlwm Officer 2g SCIIIOF Play Ciljlg NHINIC Felli- val l, BETTY Il.-XYMORE L3,A,.-X, 25 Txlajlwrellelg Clara nffiq ur 2 6- fin! DIANE llELLER, 'Dl 'Tllcxpiam 2g Quill and Scmll 23 ANN HERNANDEZ. , Al'1lliC G. A. A. gg Home Room Officer 1, National llouor 5lwc1cty2g G,A,A, 55 F,H,A, lg Tclllllx l, Baud 5g Ma- VERN NORTON jUl'ClIEi Ig Orullenra lg Home Room Officer lg Badgerslaff lg Annual 5raff lg Junior PlayCa:rgSemor Play Cast, Al.SCl1oolPlay lg lXlVl-1C F6NllX'8l 5. l' F' TX '-nk AQ 90 gvxbxc 'w Q- A DON HUMPHREY Shorty Qi' QcQ,5OQl7'9' Q9 0 1 Debate C ub 3 Band 2 Orchebrra Q9 Q9 Mualc Fe mal 2 RSJIO Club I v X? x el' again Cv ,of vN Q09 O Q Y- xo if X 7 Apr' Play tlaxtg Carmxal Allkillddlllg Boyg' van-. 1 ,pr KL 6 N A E f.lARll l IN ill., L' ,lr Uffltg ' r m 'XII Q 49' I' C-?'5Xxx Rx 0 1 1 Q cz, ' ear A' 1 19,7 41 'r U66 e L e E S NQ19 f ' ' 'XTER Y' X l r rw 2, r:,,x,.x, 23 r',u,,x, gg 4 .gy xk 3 cm-rm 2, llwrrrc Rm arr Q JZ4f5'l?rSAl! ' 1 r X11 rch xar. I 73 0,0 1 C9815 tr UG' Qs . UU!-op 4 0 X 'jr ' Ck x ask i X0 XS in 5 ILRANK LIN HYSLIP, l l3lll4M JAMES JACKSON, hm Home Room Uffrugr lg lilac Jaclmtx 3, Tcnmjb rg Swim Clay Offmerl Sm- ilCi1IC4l1llCll81I.Q Band 35 Urchefrra DAVID IANNELLI, 'D-IW I: Nlllrlkf Frsuvar 35 Blue J3CliClr Ig li-uc Jackcrf 3. Deer cjlrm 1, MARTHA JOHNSON, Manly Tlrespian lg G,A,A, 25 F,H,A, IgStudemCrsunc1l al rernare Ig Majrrrerres gg Band lg Home Room Officer 2g jumor Play Castg Semor Play Caxrg Mubic Feftivar I, MERTICE JOHNSON, Merr' G,A,A, 35 Library Club I. 9 JOHN KACHNIC, njohnuey' JAMES KELLIS, lim Debare Club Ig Band Ig Senior Play CSSIL Blue Jackets I. . 'S 4 1 ' iw.. 5 l f l 9 I 1 T X Q 1 GERALDINE KENSON, larry Rifle Cluf lg G..-LA. 2. F.ll A. 2QSll1dEjllIfixlilllC1. lg ieuiwr Clase Officcrg Home R-wsu Officer 23 Auirial Staff 2g All Schoui Play lgSculirP.ayCagKg GirlU5IC1If31Y01' low Jacket: 2. ARTHUR KING Art Thefpian: 25 Rifle Clun 2g Track Ig lluiiie Rimrxi Officer ig Junior Play Castg Why the Chimef Ranging Band 2g Blue Jackev 2. lx IUHN KNOX Blue Jgicketl gg Tliexpianf zg Rifle Ciui 2g Baud gg Music Fcriixa. 5: lluiuc Ro. ui Officer 55 Junior P.ay Cjasig Scuinr Play Caglg Urclic Ira I. Q1 af' 'V N X Y A QXBQQX oven N Q NXQQO wb lk gk. rg X13 QP br 9 xXx QW 5 za 5 0 '11 I' '41 Allah- '77h Q- .A .pk is . , If 2 I X lr Q. 5Yl.VlA KIZHR G,A,A, 2g lliurc Rumi! UI-flftl' lg Suu uriiuft' lg Yu Jaci-,cis 1, DON KNIGHT 'Donnie' Fuorball 2g Home Rr-oriiklfficcr 3gruii1rrrP,ayCasigf.. Feqival gg Blue Jackal. 3, ELEANUR l.ADD Rifle Cluv Ig G,A,A, 25 F.ll.A. 5: Yell ix Jlicketg 2. MELVA LAGERQTQIST MCL' G,A,A, 31 F.ll.A, lg i.-lxmrcliu 2g Po.1:Pu:1i Girl. 2, -. I: Siudeul Cuuiicil Ig ll-uric R mu Officer Ig Annual mar. ig HUZTICCUIUIIISQ Quceng Yclloxx jaclactf 5. JAWS: IANGFORD J B ue Jacket 2 Banu 2 Ho ire Ri wrr Officer I Xiu ic Festival '1 no 5-Syxx o L-XRA straw Xx Q .1- lxngQx lotturn Q uh 5 -Xthle Q . jr. -5 V -ine Rt 'ti Offic 5 'S '- ger Staffz' Annual Staff 3' Blue Jack- O' - I ,O MANUEL LEYYA, Ulrifh' Lcttorzziexi 5 Club gg Blue Jackets gg Balket- ha.l gp lirwznc Ro in Officer 2. Llfxllio LIGQET, Jlllllllf' HELEN MANCHA Donato Curb 2g llonic Ronin Officer I, G,A,A, 31 F,H.A. 3. ,l 'WX i RICHARD MARLER, Dick J . Q ' C155 'Q ci 30 ATP ,O N I' Blue Jackets lg Football lg Student Council tg Home Room Officer 2g Hunting Club I. NETTIE MANCHA G,A,A, 35 F,I-LA. Ig Home R00mOff1Qe1-1' PATRICIA INJCLERNON, PBI Quill and SUO11. 2:51-ci Club gg G,A,A. 39 F.H.A, lg JALIES MCKENZIED --jim Yellow jackets 35 Home Room Officer 29 Studentfjouncil alt. Ig Senior Play Castg Badger Staff Ig Annual Staff I. L11 Q 5 JOAN MCNARIE, Jo Debate Club I1G,A,A, 35 F,l-l,A, 53 Yellow jackets 3g Tennis 2g Annual Stafftg Senior Play Cast. G ERA l.D M EIN ER, jerry !uun MELVIN MORRISTON Rifle Club Ig Track Ig Home Roorn Officer Ig Blue Jackets 3. fi gk CIO OYZ QQ-iiacjoixe -RO ,D O 0 oe x what W9 'Ibn- J FRANCES MILLER, Hlxliglity-rriouse Quill and Scroll 24 National Honor Society 2g Debate Club 2g G,A,A, 35 F.H.A. 31 Usherette gg Teuuif 24 Home Room Officer lg Annual Staff 2g Square Dance Clubg Yellow Jackets gg Badger Staff Ig Tliebpians I, MARTA MILLER' G,A,A, 25 Tennis Ig Pom Pom girli Ig llome Roon1Of- ficer I. JANET MUIR, Blondie G.A.A. 35 F.H.A. 35 Home Room Officer2gMusic Festi- val 3, CHARLES MURDOCH, Chip Blue Jackets 33 Home Room Officer 2g Track 1. LYLE NASH Lertermen 5 Club 2 Football 3 Baa ketball 2 Councilman at large 2 Home Room Officer 2 Blue jacket 3 Deer Club I CIARULYN NEIIJU-FLR, 'Jake' Pom Pan Girif Ig Hntne Ronin Of fiter 2g Annual Staff Ig Mufiu I-'er tixal Ig Ye11owjacket53, EDWARD PAPE, Eddy ig Golf Ig Home Rtutwin Officer 1, it it- jacketx 3g Track AIDALIIYA PADILLA G,A,,x, 3: F,H,:X, 5. Wh, CLAUDE PATTERSON H1ueJackets 3. JOHN PELESTER Ii-vine Room Officer I. R1fie1,1ubIgG,A,A.3gF,H.A,I Q?-iXxx JOANN PEDDY COART, 5lip G,A,A, 3g Band 39 Orchestra 2g A11 Schoni Play Ip Muaic Festival 3, SALLY PEREZ, Ruby ANNE PESSIN G.A.A. 35 Thespians2g Debate Club IgYe11owJaCkets 35 F.H.A. 3gTen- 'iis 25 Junior Play castg Senior Pla y cast: Student C ou nc il alt. Annual staff 2g Badger staff I, Xxx Q9x I' J lx! e 4,5 J U , X116 V411 1 Co 5 O 11 Cr 2' I '15 O0 O pp L3 9 4 P40 0117055 U 41 cr '22 ' r fo Co Uqe oe, xx 6 f 10,30 Q I l Q. 45 my - 'Q 441333 Z fi' Sp . ,, .04 io, '42 S,f4,'l41'.' C A ' 1. 01157 libl wr P0 fl 2' X ' I1 L , XXX I f, ,Q QCQ ALT6 Fey V 6 NX I S 3 yn 2 Wwe-ff I xi xffwfff LEWIS PRUEITT, lewis Debate Club gg Track 35 Home Room Officer 2. ROBERT QU.-X IN, Bob I fl ul I W will -, 1 w 'inn Y' I NINTA RICIIIARIJSON, Skeet TI19aP13ll521G.rl.-A. Za Ufhcrcttc 29 Yellowjaclwlxgg Majorettc Ig Cheer! .cader 2g Home Roomofficcr 2g Au- nual Staff I1 Iumor Play Caxt, Semor Play Cast: Carnival Attendant. MN QXS' 5 9 xx SY' I I 6' bi 8 Qixxeqp SS' x WILLIAM REZZUNICO, I31ll Blue Jackets gg I,cttermen's Club 2g Football 25 Bafket- hall 2g Track lg Student Council lg Home Room Officer Ig Junior Play Cast. UNA RICE G,A,A, 35 Home Room Officer Ig Badger Staff Ig Annual Staff 1, 5. I WILLIAM REIl.LY, B1l1 For thall 2g Baskctballzg Tcums 34 Sruduut clouucrz 25 Iloulc Ro.w.11Off1ccr 5. W.-XIIER RUAl.5'I4Al3, Wall O9 Ov wh ,Fx A I YNFRA RIVERA x T95 '50 OOQOCJYSQ X09 1 c,A,A, 55 mtmc Ft-strxal 1 Q- 'L X e, I QQ, XT NN X51 U Q 0 699 Sl vo ,f J .lub 0 I l A 5 V E ,Q We . f so ' ,QCII 5 ' ft I it Io ' E I q,X is fq. Ig 50 1. vga 'OJQ' fl' 5 e, If 35 G' fi! LOUIS SANFORD , Joe JAMES SAVOINI, Sport Lettcrmen's Club 35Blue Jackets 35 Football 35Basketbal1 35 Track 35 Class Officer 33 Carnival King 1 Deer Club. 1-xxx xx fi 1' lx ! CRLZ RUBLES f '96 S X K 1 s . f 63? 07' 0030: 4' ' 54 6' O6aC.OfC4 6 VIVIAN SEAMAN, Viv G. A. A. 25 Student Council 15 Home Room Officer IQ Badger Staff 15Annual Staff I5All School Play I5Music Festi- val 15 Yellow Jackets 2. id i SYLVIA SEXTON , Suzie G. A. A. 25 Home Room Officer I1 Badger Staft 1. BETTY SHARP G. A. A. 2. 1 MARY JO SIMS Home Room Officer li Music Festival DAVID SMITH, Boots Blue Jackets 1. ffrj Qs' 6 ' I G 5, fb 54 f.sf.,,'i'?s If . s . 61-l,ee6'A74xQ? 66' ,xx I. 7' 7 fa 51:1 LONNIE SMITH SUE STEWART, Suzie Ski Club I, Yellow Jackets 3. G. A. A. 3. F. H. A. li Ushercrtes 2g PHH-up SMITH Hsmmy.. Class Officer gg Pom Pom girls IL Seuiorlllay castg Cami- ! , F b H I H , U val Atrendamg Homecoming Attenelam. oot a I ome Room Officer 2, Blue Jackets 3. EDITH ANN STALLINGS' ,,Edm,, LBVERNA ST ATER, Ve rnie Library Club Ig Rifle Club 25 G. A. 25 Usherettes I. 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A. 3: F. ll. A. ig Usherotte 15 Yellow Jackets 3. Pom Pom girls Ip Student Council Asst, li Home Room Officer 2. Tennis 2. Cl' .Q ' 44 2' 7 , -Ti ff: . 5 ' '. Dfw' a,, . 9 ax 6- PAUL THONTISON X CLAIRE VERMILLION Debate Club 25 G. A. A. 35 F. H. A. 2g Yellowjackets 35 Tennis 2: Home Room Officer 2: Annual Staff ip Music Festival 1. GARY VYNE, Apple-cheelau Thespians 1gQuilland Scroll 25 National Honor Society 25 Debate Club 25 Usher 29 Tennis 35 Student Council alt.. Home Room Officer 2g Badger Staff ig Annual Staff IQ junior Play cast: Senior Play cast. Blue Jackets 35 Musk Festival rg Square Dance Club. ' r gc, .pvc Emu! 1 sl DON WALTER5 EMERY WAYNE, Jeff Rifle Club I. Rifle Club 1: Tennis 25 Student Council I: Studeipt Coun- VANCE WAMPLER, Wamp eil alt. IgAnnual Staffip Music Festival ig Bluelacketsgg Thespians ig Letrermen's Club 2g Blue Jackets 35 Football Deer Club, Ii Basketball 2g Track ig Home Room Officer 2g Badger DeWAYNE WATSON, Stroker Staff lp Annual Staff lg Senior Play cast. Rifle Club IQ Blue Jackets 5. 'B '-fl EVERETT WEST Blue Jackets I. Q5 5 N H0069 one Q09 me S fo Q0 si ss 0 O 04, o 45 OWXAXEQQG E QS. f X A73 i get se- Y lp!- f 7' HAROLD YOUNG Home Room Officer I :Senior Playg Why the Chimes Rang Blue Jackets 35 Deer Club, SORRY that James Bergan Raford Bond Charles Hornberger Charles NIcPher son, Clarence Morgan James Muse and George Ravetto were camera shy Sorry too, that some students because ofworking after school living out of town or coming just recently to P H S were unable to join in the fun of extra curricular activities although we re sure they would have liked to F .IIA 'N urn -vw 5 S N Nxt. -.4 fi, V I Qsx .L,b 'nal H ?, b I 4 wwf' , f ,- ,-3:-f- 7 it xvlx FW , , .il -v I 'YN QM. 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Gary Vyne, Sue Stewart, Cynthia Gardner, Pat McLernon and Norma Easton. ,El af, ' as W veit To 650 60091 Geek SQO S qs I' X ow 3 gl ek I XS 0,5 lone' xxgiti' 0556 ink Q 1 so so viii Y Sxxrst Ps 74 YO xevi f . f- , is K qi- - X C' f 6' 'Xe' S ' Yvasio G'i3i.H9'Q N409 1' . ' S 9 I 1 I S V, 'l Y 44' e Senior class presented Quality Street by James Barrie for their class play this year. The charming blue and white room, and charming costumes of eighteenth century style were o lovely setting for this delightful comedy. The play was directed by Miss Lillian Savage and staged by Mrs. Ethel Tyson and Miss Idella Myers. A large house viewed, and applauded the play on two nights. The castincluded: Cynthia Gardner, Mike DeVoy, Norma Jean Easton, Diane Heller, Ninta Richardson, Anne Pessin, Pat McLernon, Gary Vyne, Sue Stewart, Vance Wompler, Geraldine Kenson, and Ted Deppe. 65 HOM ECOIVIING N N- 'Q P' 1 I I I 3 'QQ' S xx 1 43- 100 Q IJ 140 Q, C47f'So,ed as Ktng Branch G111 1 1 6006 A100600 RP Q 6 by qnx l A7 Q CO 780 o,,,e'?4 760441: dw x 2 rescoll 6 I' z gee! 41600 S 5.65, LORONATION Attendant Sut Stewart Queen Melva Lagerqurst Ktng Branch G111 Attendant Norma Easton the dance Sue Stewart Marcy Harden captaln Melva Lagerqurst queen and Norma Easton 66 W. -'Hit I SQYOKYX ego vxwxfb SS 1 il- r-99 ACTIVITIES eiq e o 9 xxx Q06 V009 Queen Melva Lagerqulst The hlghhght of the football season was homecomlng with nt s festive actnvutues Branch Gull and Melva Lagerquust were crowned kung and queen an the assembly and reigned the remainder of the day Followmg the assembly a parade wlth the theme beat Yuma was held Then the game Melva and her attendants Norma Jean Easton and Sue Stewart were presented at half tame Melva and Branch reigned at the Homecomlng dance followmg the game ff' 'V X' AV 09506 XXX? 96 40?-if f C 5 cqI't'f2Ii 'oflab sive I ago? Cagdegvx Q15 909 'LST 1 Q3 73,1 QXXOGQ' 70 67 29' : ,I X T' JXST , ' 5: LT . n , G . . I I T ' I , . , . . I I ' K. f , I j 4. ' ,r 9 'F TI . 5 . r' I .' V ' I 'I' wesv 1' I iw A I 6 ' 1 6 I , ., xx' P' I The Yellow Jackets, girls pep M club for promoting pep and school I spirit, is sponsored by Miss Lenora Childress. The girls hold initiation in the fall. Other activities are wrapping the gool posts at footbal l games, selling programs, and organizing the cheering section. 'Q ., 'mbers are, KNEELING: Martha Roberts, Jewel The If Batc..-iot, Betty Olea, Frances Miller, Nancy Wood, Iris Brewer, Janet Barbee, Marilyn Franklin, Cynthia Gardner, Ninta Richardson, Sue Stewart, and Mar- garet Michaels. SECOND ROW: Carol VanKava1aar, Joan McNaire, Janie Comer, Betty Lou Harvey, Lois Tally, Caroldean Riggins, Gwen Newman, Elaine Koivu, Harriette Hatcher, Adeline Hollingsworth, Ann Cox, Frances Dossin, Mardell Haining arid PBI McLernon. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Anderson, Virginia Ludwig, Harriet Byers, Bobbie Jean Gale, Dorothy Crowe, Betty Porter, Joan Evans, Marcia Oberg, Denorah Templin, Janet Doench, Doris Bristow, June Shook, Anne Pessin, Grace Black, Eleanor Ladd, Blanche Brooks, Linda Stern, Lucille Basinger, and Ann Byers, FOURTH ROW: Mary Jane Barclay, Dana Bri- sendine, Jeanette Girard, Faye Haymore, Barbara Robertson, Peggy Langford, Myra Higgins, Geraldine Kenson, Barbara Allen, Dee Scholey, Carolyn Nei- differ, Melva Lagerquist, Favour Hazeltine, Edith Stallings and Betty Lou Porter, OFFICERS ARE: Margaret Michaels, secretary-treasurer, Janet Barbee, vice- presidentg and Cynthia Gardner, president. THK ECUCAYION DI Hit CN!! 'l ' M C P+' I YELLOW JACKETS Q- -ssam fr ook S O0 1 fo 'G 0 'lflf Q pbofljo GININCY 00.4 Co 9561 P0 rs Nw. Syl, tx of ss, , df N XXX 6 If ,J N, xxx 0412 Q93 4' s 'N L1 is Y '41, 9 Ml ...J N--1 ui X 5 , ,W ,Q 4- If X I X 3 Quill and ScroI1, sponsored by Mr. Mike, is the national Honorary Society for those students who ha ve been outstanding in some phase of journalism. Membership is on a point basis. MEMBERS ARE, FIRST ROW: Pat McLernon, Frances Miller, Ann Cox, Jeanne Franks, Mardell Haining, and June Shook, SECOND ROW: Diane Heller, Lucille Basinger, Sue Fain, Vance Wampler, Anne Pessin, Gary Vyne and Linda Stern, OFFICERS ARE: Pat McLernon, treasurer: Diane Heller, vice-president, Frances Miller, secretary, and Mardell Haining, president, Library Club, sponsored by Miss Hardaway, is the group tha running smoothly, Pot-luck suppers and work nights are included in the activities MEMBERS ARE, FIRST ROW: Joan Evans, Gwen Newman, Caroldeane Riggins Ramana Swope. SECOND ROW: Deborah Templin, FavourHaze1tine Marcia Oberg Molly Thompson, Mertice Johnson, THIRD ROW: George Holmes Charles Custer Sue Fain, Nellie Taylor, and Miss Hardaway, sponsor, OFFICERS ARE Molly Thompson, V-President: Deborah Templin, President: and Sue Fain Secretary LIBRARY ' 'S o50te'3yi1OY5 Pi o 4, ei F3556 Zibiuvjlea Sue P-wid X3XAekgto9Xe' fl Q, vom vvooe B 1,7- I k Jim Savoini and Cynthia Gardner reigned over the Halloween carnival this year. Their attendants were: Darrell Hatch and Sue Stewart, Bill Rezzonice and Ninta Richardson. The royalty was crowned at the Carnival on Halloween night. The Carnival, an annual affair was held at the Senior High gym, and there were plenty of booths, amusements, and food to keep everyone happy until the coronation. i 'v 2' 1 Lsiilx 0 X Q fAN7'i?O so, 'Ik O TIT 6 y T S177 IV P 402 Or A44 50,1 Oo., ND 8 T 68600 ZIV Sf' 1122 Uzjob, RUS Q 11568714 lfe N fro, R+ '-4,0 Q CA X ., 49 fl .0 ix s ff? sr sf af, A, N XX 'eff .9 T X xx - 0 'Q 5 2' Ns ff lg f '- CARNIVAL KW., Ns FCM wi Y 1 The parade on the afternoon of the carnival wasa big success. It featured bands from both schools, marchers from all the grade schools and floats from The Senior and Junior high schools. The floats advertised The carnival and booths for the night. ROYALTY kwa! :- .'s.,.. , r ff-sf at , 119, .er , , Q rv . an flag -3113 V is-1321, 'SJ f f - Q we 1, 4,- iv S , ' ' .ai A, ,, ,W 3 kf ,,,.5.N . .N . 'sg sw ji rf .. M ,M iii Name . I 'L Q . 'Y It all lx ,V V OU gotta f A 5 lo Xfl voip Ziyi? W 'L sl V C, I- E PAY' xex ,YQLB 664 6691093 I qs QB pp. Xci 9 doc 619 0 0522.6 eb 6 4' S 4' Aly.. '70 Sed IH Q. is ,. , CARNIVAL CANDIDATES Jim Savoini, Ninta Richardson, Cynthia Gardner, Sue Stewart, Bi11Rezzonnico, Darrell Hatch. Royal Hawoi ians Ml F 0 sfx ua The nineteenth annual Christmas Vesper service was presented this year under the direction of Miss Lillian Savage, and Mr. George Becke. The music was sung by the high school chorus, and the scripture reading was done by Darrell Hatch. Why the Chimes Rang is a one act play ofa miracle happening in the medi- evaltimes .The Cast included: Robert Lyons , David Lange, Darrell Hatch, Vickie Carrol, Charles Custer, Branch Gill, Vernon Pruitt, Marilyn Hunter, Margaret Michaels, Vir- ginia Ludwig. N J 6' 050, Xxx 5' 1' 2 X101 ,O o,, O ,lf 170, 600 71 6' ss. 'ef' .S ,990 s I9 70 C' .5 '45 X A 7,62 xx G 50? x X 'O SX! 2 CHHBTMAS VESPEH SERVICE , ti? The Future Farmers of America organized this year for the first time in Prescott. Thestate convention is always held here in the summer, but this is the first chapter here. The FFA pn: on an assembly iii lcburary to show the pur- pose of their club. MEMBERS ARE: Roddy Wood, Dewaine Morgan, Don Foster, Clifford Riddley, George Stazenski, Jerry Coates, Lorraine Bennett, Robert Stazenski, Clara Brink, Virgil Howard, and Mr, Bigelow, This group is sponsored and taught by vocational ag, teacher, Mr, Bigelow, , ,iawlrwvw 54 'f '0' . .Joi G54 5, .5 ' 779V t:':..2...t H mit 1. F.F.A. F 13.81 4 1 J f ,,1f, '4 f 4 -.f fs , QQ 75'-I - . . f Shook, Historian: Jeanne Franks, sec- 1 . 1 M ' , , I I 7 ' - s . 1 V t N . A l rx AL X oasfzsgtk YYXZWNQP-lid I McNarie, president, and Eleanor Had- es X. XlXdtO0x01xA,01 Ceseaxil lock, vice president, , . , Y I I xegxe 290 -1.003 1, VN ' f 1 O -xt ' e P- I QMYN' 'a I ' X5 945 gre? '00 Q39 W 0 Levi' YN x ex Xgi X Y iw qleemc 'Mfess OG at 4 ' 1, of -f Al, 1 0- 3 9 'N' --. .1 The Future Hoinemakers of America was sponsored this year by Mrs. Morrow. They held cooked foods sales, and sponsored the cotton ball, MEMBERS ARE, FIRST ROW: Frances Miller, Deborah Ternplin, Caroldean Riggins, Gwen Newznan, Elaine Koivni, Nancy Wood, Janet Barbee, Margaret Michaels Ann Gibbons, Loretta Moore, Marilyn Franklin. SECOND ROW: Adelina Padilla, Janie Ctfrner Joan McNarie, Pete Hadlock, Betty Lou Porter, Dorothy Crowe, Mary Barclay, Anne Pessin, Eleanor Ladd Blanche Brooks, Nettie Mancha, Mary Jean Behrens, THIRD ROW: Jeanne Franks, An. Byers Vlrglllla Ludwig, June Shook, Claire Vermillion, Ann Byers, Virginia Robertson, WilmaGeorge, Edith Stallings, Kitty Cunningham, Favor Hazeltine, Josie Granillo, Virginia Hartznan, Pat Bacus, and Pat Thomas. OFFICERS ARE: June Q retary: Frances Miller, treasurer: Joan .fl- f Z nf' Y -41 B 4,619 Op SIG FQS Ote We 47I'S'OO'?s DEBATE The Debate Club sponsored by Miss Ryan had debates concerning local, state, na- tional and international probltms MEMBERS LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Jim Kellis, Molly Thompson Lewis Pruitt Miss Ryan sponsor lim Liggit, John Butcher, Frances Miller, Floyd Billings Deborah Templin Don Humphrey and Gary Vyne, Frances Miller served as club secretary first semester and Nancy Falkenhagen served in the capacity second semester, The Thespian Society is co-sponsored by Mrs. EthelTyson and Miss Lillian Savage. The group is an honary for those students who have done some outstanding work in a field of Dramatics. The top picture is this years pledge group. MEM- BERS IN THE LARGE GROUP ARE: Deane Harris, Geraldine Kenson, Gary Vyne, Frances Miller, Mike Devoy, Jeff Wan- nee, Pat McLernon, Cynthia Gardner, Roger Baker, Norma Easton, Vance Wampler, Deane Heller, and Darrell Hatch. STANDING ARE: Ann Cox, Ninta Richardson, Anna McDuff, John Know, Harold Young, Art King, Gene Bryan, Anne Pes- sin, Bill Rezzonico, and Quentin Hanson. OFFICERS ARE: Bill Rezzonico, Vice President, Diane Heller, secretaryg Anne Pessin, treasurer, and Quentin Hansen, president. THESPIANS F-'V Ur C db 535 IQJ, ffl, J' Sol, SP S-7 IVF QQ U ee 9 p6O'7fsOq,e2a P He 2371073 -9r?OA1 '4ivO 661 P wr The Usherettes, sponsored by Miss Childress usher for the class plays and other school functions where seats are reserved. THEY ARE: Virginia Ludwig, Harriet Hatcher, Betty Lou Porter, Janet Barbee, Mary Jean Berhens, Lucille Basinger, Frances Miller, Mary Jane Barclay, Gwen Newman, Deborah Templin, and Nancy Wood. kwa: The Rifle Club hasa good record again this year They are spon sored and taught by Mr Cammon Bender MEMBERS ARE SEATED' Bob Mclvarie Fred Ritter Frank Scholey Norman Davis Paul Kit terman KNEELING Larry Bender Gene Hodges Ji'nS1osser Donald fi I Chase STANDING Lucille Basinger Eleanor Garcia June Shook janet Barbee and Jeanne Franks I' 75 ig-can A S 40 6 'Wo T0 6-TIC 'Dv ffff ffl' 41 1, O ey C Op ,V awe 7715 Sire pcb O0 -S' ly cr Sf 'lf 'Vo Pfeijr Qlfg pb 4. 4722 O . Te,,,OC3p 6 TWIRLERS The Twirlers, Front Rowg Betty Sue Woods, Faye Haymore. Standing: Judy Gale, Virginia Ludwig, and Diane Heller. The rwirlers performed at the football and basketball games, and marched in parades. P. H. S. ' T ,ggqf BAND Nm H' The band, led by Mr. Raymond Hen- derson poses in the gym during a perfor- mance . The band made several out of town trips this year, and played at foot- ball, basketball, and assemblies. They also marched in several parades. Wait a minutel Who's going where? Just another tricky band formation. 5 U' ff MQSSTPCZUG ,Q 4, ,oligb S17 7-fx! Cheerleaders Bobby Wilson, Iris Brewer, Ninta Richardson and Dick Reilly have done a bang up iob of promoting school spirit, and leading yells this year. The Badger, Pete Reyes, did an excel lent job of entertaining crowds at halt time and pep rallies. The pom-porn girls, headed by Cynthia Gardner, have also helped to putpepinto the activitiesofPHS. They are: Marta Miller, Cynthia Gardner, Sue Stewart, Betty Max- well, Dee Scholey, Janet Doench, Janet Barbee and Peggy Langford. its 1 ag Q- kjw . ,, B , 5 D. I 9,5 V T f it ' 4 .- W 4 ,gf iii, fa f , 1 , 11, I 4 T: w -f .1 if, ' S9 Qs, y tr L Nl 142,51 vw 5 A C it ,. A- ' ,. ' ,gy 1 QA . .5 .19 9- Vs XGXXYNLYNKOY ov ' XS? O53 eos 56 XAQDXWOXQ. '91, S5896 Ygtigoqyffgez S55 eww one CO 590 V555 90096 i l 1 ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS W -s.,M Qyc 'YI' S o 6 fr 4 efdoa Op C1800 S066 xx ,Q I I 1 f . ! Cx 41! spa x.A.,,'.x Nx p, 2 Q, oe? is, N x X ' Q9 817. Q X ' xg X K 6 1' . The Prescott high orchestra is di- rected by Mr. Raymond Henderson. The orchestra played at the class plays, and went to the Flagstaff music festival . The chorus, directed by Mr. George Backe sang in several assem- blies, and also went to the Northern Arizona music festival . xxx , 1 THE CHRISTMAS HOP The Senior Hop this year carried c winter heaven theme. This annual Christ- mas formai had a nice turnout this year, as the pictures show, .4-. T N ! SAVT C,Or'R c, 0 W0 'iq-Q Strike up the band here comes a sailorl .a 'N C olumn T N.. QU e N leigh!! ? nd XNTHTZ XNQTU- NX 93 oi 0 eb I SQOT6 ue I 0 f O oqgxc' 3 O Ps SSO 9 fb PM G' Poo-rade lg! The Hassayamper staff thus year put ln many long hours of work to make your book a pleasant one The staff Included Frances Muller Edltor Norma Easton Buslness manager edrtor eclrtor edrtor edrtor edntor edntor Edrtor Duane Heller Sensor Jumor editor Sophomore Gary Vyne Faculty Pat McLernon Actuvrtles Janne Comer Girls Sports Joe Lara Boys Sports Vance Wampler Art Mr Mnke advnsor The advertising staff included Deborah Templln Pat McLernon June Shook Nancy Wood Gwen New man and Jeanne Franks 4? xXX e' 4' x -N ll I Xxx 27.10 S N 'goose' A O' Q, at 6 D alld re-YC S on 4:2884 O 'I S ki 'io Mr Make Norma Easton Frances Muller HASSAYAIVIPEH TA 'QW M-E: Hassayamper staff In FUFIOUSQQJ action 80 f F A x D -! ex 0 '-in g P 6193 6 ll X 0 Ns XX P 65' H .9 xx X ' - XX aw 0 xxx , X - 1 Bruce Fckel. . . . . :Photographer Faculty PIay-- These Yellow Covvslip Cheeks. Mr. Judd and Mr. Ramage weI- .--h T I come Mrs. Margaret Koehler, our I visitor from Germany. FACULTY ACTIVITIES Mr. Mike dished it out to the chow-hounds . Tallying up scores onthe archery fieId is Miss Ethel Cary. The grand old man of PHS, Mr. Ramage. 'W xi, s ll A BADGER STAFF The Badger staff puts out the school newspaper. The staffincludes: June Shook, make-up editor, Cynthia Gardner, business manager, Mardell Haining, editor, Sylvia Sexton, ad- vertising manager, Molly Thompson, r e p o r t e r, Blanch Brooks, reporter, Linda Stern, art editor, Ann Cox, proof reader, Una Rice, historian, and Mr. Mike, advisor. The pictures to right and also at bottom show the staff hard at workff-'T . mu ln. I f ..4 'N Z' 'f J Let's Get with lt! The Whip K X Z -r FN 'N W -an ,, I-,aw iw-V: A. . . va 4' ' if f ,ik Ll Ml:-k J 1 , i . 4 fb. 1 1. s.. X P sa ' I P- 5? if its .2539 -s - JU' vfxs an - . f' 'fy . ' X Mi' ,W ,Q .21 ,xxx J . Y 'xg .R . 1 'f ' . .Lx , ' ff',335 ??, . '-'Ci' ' P ' . f ' - 'fx 4 jj, Il it Q gk PKK' 9,' , - V '15 YV 5' I 'M W - ' W' 5 , Q' 'wb i-Q55 Ti' ig: -. , ' X .... rw. xy. . K ., , ' 'I- 'i'fl79 ' i.1V F SHI CLUB The sk: club orgamzed again thus year but had llttle success due to a lack of essentml maternal snow However several members made traps to Flagstaff where they got In a llttle practice Members Include Benton Vaughn Ball Belt Vlrguma Hartman Lonme Smlth and Vance Wampler Offacers are Bull Belt, presudent Lonme Smuth vlce presndent, Pat McLerno Justaplaynight. Lots of volleyball, and lots of yelling. 84 ,K .VI 'ull' ' V. 7 .'5.' 4 , x ' l K,f A'.x o ' A ,'-5 l :.,' .' . 4 . . . . . . I I . . . ' I ' I . . . . . . . . Q I I I I . . . . . . . . . : 5 , ' , A C-A,,.,, , Jxl' - -, l.l,,,A,,-, 'r,,,,, , I xx ,ff E QE W. U W W W5 Q3 ii l Q! J' 45 P' E Mx ix 59 FNFNX 49? Q f fi ? O0 ,Q iii? x I , 1 X Xxx-XX, X Y XX 1 - X 5, QNX x . U x , X jus, N , X 14 ,, -bfi S gf X Rpm X 1 .I p ...,w-w NT i Qif- ' , ff 'Q X , ,rf X X D cxigsxxkk M j X A lf. AA X1 Xi A-A V ' , i I If N' - . ffm' If? K 4 Nix ew , .,i 7 4--gas., R V 1' gm a 1 I N' L X Q s N' M wi l .' 3:91, R! V Iihr 4, AV ,Q .x ixi 5 xx Q S Rf' X X i SE XX - 4 Yr? A- N K xg X . ,NW K X X Q- i3 Q- Qt N 4 'ff kj, p z ' X 'iii 1 Q? ' ' , f- fx 5 xi , X EN Q 1 ,sf + if v . my -lx ,Wag V I ,xii X J' A-fzf ,fl 5 X 4 -M ' Xiiifr-:ff . ' 1 fxfmiix J ' A I 57 TL 6 f 1 sf- Loving tries for that extra toot. Joe Muller Leanord Spooner Director of Athletics Assistant football coach Head Football Coach 'R ,AA Carl Heath Assistant football coach Coaches have parley with early season big guns. f ,J ,,x ALL-STATERS, they ore, Jirn Monroe, Brunch Gill, ond Roxy Eclcel . Virgil Hocird, Jr. , two- tirne second string All- Stuter ot center, he will be trying for first string next year. Morcie Hardin Touchdown coming up, LINE LEFT TO RIGHT: Leyva, Damels, Monroe, Howard, Manera, Federigtii, an Bustamante BACKFIELD: Alvarado Q, Loving HB, Hardin FB, and Savoin1HB. Bob Cooley Lyle Nash Ohhh--, Wests Cappriofi snagsa pass from Leyva. Pete Starkey Savoini tosses a long one l Bill Minor Bill Rezzonico John Bustamante The PHS Badgers finished the Football season with a 3-6 won lost record last year which was not bad taking into consideration the fact that only nine members of the squad were seniors and the rest sophomores and iuniors. The Badgers started with a 32-I2 victory over Glendale, paced by Jim Savoini. The Badgers were upset the next week by the Phoenix Tech squad 6-0. The Badgers then lost two more successive games to Flagstaff l3-l2 and Tempe 28-7 then on October l9, they pulled a maior upset by downing West Hi 7-0, on Branch Gill's lateral to Tad Phister who raced 40 yds. , untouched, for the only TD of the game. PHS then won their next encounter I9-0 over Winslow only to lost the next three to Mesa 6-l2, Amphi l3-24 and Yuma 0-13, Jim Savoini Prescott's all around ace was injured at Tempe, but on the brighter side Virgil Howard, a junior center, won second string all-state honors for the second year in a row. He lost a close decision to Don Holley of Glendale. Virgis a 6'2 , 220 lb. boy who will be around next year to fight it out, and maybe win the first string birth. Also bringing honor to PHS were Branch Gill, Senior half- back, honorable mention al l-state and iuniors Jim Monroe and Roxy Eckel earned honorable mention all-state honors also. Sep, Sep' 0 2, O ' 29 Glenda! 05 I5 I-5509,-,fx 5 ge The Oc, ' 2 Ussrqff 'ich I2 Ocf ' I9 Tempe 1 0 6 N ' 26 Wegf Ph 2 13 N Ov. I Wins, X, 7 2 Ov- 9 Me OW 7 8 Nov, I A SQ I9 0 6 mph' 0 Yunqo lfheofer lf' .AA 6 Mc nuel Le Yvo Coocio S90 0001 XN OO S050 eeg 90 3 f 1 J: NN TUC 8 Eckel does vloxcio . 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BOTTOM ROW, L-R: Alvarado, Devoy, Phister, Griego, Gill, and Leyva, TOP, L-R: S oini, Eckel, Deppe, Thomas, Baker, and Federighi, ' Q 1 I 7 I 1 I .5 1 In-A 'wi - 'WCM : xx 'Mr ' '2f5'70f 09 '3 568550 sf' f S 2' T z+ l wll 13 O T WW ,S . gi 1 4ff11lQ, lap, eva L mf' asm 'N N fx Q Q7 '7' Z A01 Q gigcaf 1 S agp 4 fx ' OpT X 39 1 SX 5 Q . 1 5 5 , 4 I XXX 2 ' - L- ,Z 1 ,ff , , fi 'iw iw Ha 5 5 - ' x , x 1 , f Il A 4 A , 45,5601 o' ' v,5C0yf. fo 9 f i - lui I f Clurtrs Thomas center Albert Alvarado guard SCO . Q5 A 1 S 8 f Q ep' l 5 x rv-- .,k ag ' 9 2',r ,fa Ys 1 .,. 7 Branch Grll guard jun Sawouu CCIIICY Mrke Devoy forward C f' 4. nur' l Q ' P L' ...- ' Iii 'JL 1 I-50,4 .V ..,. NIV, Z'-fl: 1 I' 'z , Riff! rw 83.-'270,72,, 5 nv Ted Dcppc forward hianucl Leyva guard ' -r-5 J x o Tad Phrster guard Roger Baker forward 92:00 DeC D60 DSC Dec Dec DSC DGC an an an an an an 00 6 S 5 5 3 H PH 3 H5 45 5 3 H H H H H HS Won POQUTS Ave 439 M'ngUS Tucsinw o Wips Umor, F 59510 AWP Amphl Yum!! EETOTQCH west Phi Mx ngUS M350 Fl staff cgaofiwood 4 Glenflcl e ortb Phi P eOftC ost x . . 7 3 D ' 0 ' X5 PHS AA hi ', zt P Z 6 , 22 P J - 2 PH 3 . 3 'o it P S . J , i2 . J , va Jon' PHS 39 j . leb.. 23 :J Z Feb. 2 p 5 66 Fei- 2 wg QQ, N F - P ' . T5 38 Ein. 16 P 12 L 7M , 789 V Summarizing the PHS basketball season game by game would be quite a chore so only the highlights of the season will be given with the complete schedule and results above. The Badgers had a i2-6 final season record and a 6-3 class A conference showing. A game to be remembered will be the 55-51 triumph over Tucson, the pre-season favorties, that game placed Prescott in the basketball circle a crown contender. Amphitheatre an early season powerhouse came to play the Granite Creek boys in their gym as solid favorites because of the Phoenix Union walloping 55-33, handed Prescott, but the tables were turned and Amphi went south with two more defeats to their record 44-30 and 50-36. Then came Tech, the big gun of the conference, with George Sandoval a one man show, but they were toppled 54-46, with Frank Tease showing up as their best player and second best on the floor next to Prescott's Savoini our returning All-Stater. A week later the Badgers invaded the West gym in what was termed the battle of the year, and it was, but West won 42-38, while Jim Savoini meshed 25 points in a losing cause. Mesa came up and had a lead for 3l minutes and 59 seconds as Prescott won 39-38 on Phister's last second field goal. The last week of play was humiliating for Prescott as we lost games to North and Peoria 39-36 and 37-38 respectively. The l95l-52 squad will always be remembered as champs, and Coach Heath a championship coach. x 98 ' -if ,ao COACH Gill and Hallmark jump for ball as Devoy and junio MILLER Griego wait. I Var-my JV'S, LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM: Patten, Monroe, Merritt, Manera, Waters, and Gruedel. LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP: Kenson, Neff, Brown, Starkey, Howard, Prince and Coach Miller. 15 , I qv Q v A - -, -. 'nh - , 1' R H .Q .- Y! X TY 7' Q- ' f ' ' b G in -5- 'E 1 ,E , ,, .L V .iv-L., - - , X r fo- G X :- N -' . 11 'il' ' 775. . L if 61 .,:- -. as 'U' ' i Q ' ' 1 . f A ,f fer ' O ' t , ff-Q. f' - 4 ' sn f ,P r, 1 1 at 1- 1. 'IQ X, sl -1 aw- , v . J E 'rig' V. . 1 I 3 5 is - 'G I , M ,T Jw ,r P in kj' 1' x 1 U I if H 11.4 . Q 1 x ,. . A . QV ,x A' Ki, 9 I ' , Q' ' -s xi yi Q? 2 R. if ' A ' I ' N. xx V i- , . Q fx If' 5 I ' 'V N X -' 8 1 A ine E fm-of I Z5 OW Wyre sf xii lt Xl wig Sl X gO wt 5 5 rx we Pl x , UHTOQ K . hed onaNlaUrx09 'V0 Kms xftxole x r 50 30 ewos oodsefxoxo e050 ' Y x S 'XS SOP o eslne G v4 X e UT The - X6 xl'-we o 'll WGS xhde T :lil The basketball seasons saw Jim has a three year I4 2 ave on 682 pts During his soph yr he saw action in only T0 games due to a football nnlury He was honored as a lunuor by being placed on the first strung All State team and second strung tournament team This year again won first strung All State hon ors on the bases of his fine all around play and his I5 6 pt ave- rage The cinder season this year will find Jim busy he is the state shot put champ and runner-up in the discus he will attempt this year at the state meet to keep his title and break the state record he put the shot 50 6 a foot short of fhe state mark He also is a 6 hugh jumper Jim Savoini 6 180 lbs of athlete as also an above average stu- dent This year he is senior class president was carnival king and was voted by fellow students Best Athelete in the annual s Who s Who . 100 f fi , 1 ,ZL jjj OHM! 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W 1 N Q . -A Q Nx 111, -:wx 9 Q ,Tlx I X U rL wil XQXYX 6. vxatl SQQ Y vi XWNS . X65 selling Siiev- ble all A N in Xa Exgke -I 30 ,AQ SVA: QBGCXI Bagllget X PS ' 'XXC - ye 0 Qi cK we ux Gai 16 vga., xp N Cottgviixx fiO?Ava9CeS :Ji Hex. V S L - fy, e ese Sf6xOlC'iX3Vj'0 mens. Cowlanie CON YQ S - Q B 60 eu CWS gain X610 sewn ' C ' ew Grace 'Roping' the senior championship in table tennis doubles are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Francei Miller and Cnot picturedl Janie Comer, firsrg Grace Black and fnot picturedj Edith Stallings, secondg Nancy Falkenhagen anoC la ire Vermillion, thirdg and Mary Jean Behrens and Lucille Basinger, fourth. BADIVIINION Tlte Sophotnores bagged the honor of being all star in badminton singles. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROWgl.n1s Tal- ley, Betty Lou Harvey, Gloria White. SECOND ROWg Beulah Mcllenry, Eva Jane Hornwer- get, Harnara Jo Allen, Wilma George. Senior all stars tn badminton douoles, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW ARE: Edith Stallings and Grace Black. SECOND ROW: Diane Heller Cnot picturedj Sue Stewart, Vivian Seaman and Cnot picttiredj Ninta Richardson, Claire Vermillion and Nancy Falleenhagen. ef' if S 1 Tltesejuntor gals made up the all star group in nadtnintott singles, PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW ARE: Virginia Hue- neck, Iris Brewer, Pat Johnson, SECOND Crowe, Judy Gale, Margue- rite Hemrning. Seniors who lassoed the had- trrinton chaznptonsltipin the Senior Class, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Diane H eller, Edith Stallings, second, Grace Black, first, ROWgDoris Bristow, Dorothy -A514 I AHCHEHY 4 is -1-. A4-. .:N... . In their first year of archery, these Sophomores 4 rode high enough to become all stars in their class, LEFT TO RIGHT THEY ARE, Wilma George, Ruth Forbes, Gloria White, Carol Chase, Top hands intheJuniorClass in archery LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Jeanne Franks, fourth, Betty Za- mora, second, Judy Gale, third, Virginia Heubeck, first, uv ' N. C Champs in the Archery Rodeo for the Senior Class LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Marde11Haining,second, Janie Corner, fourth, Sue Stewart, first, NOT PICTUREI1 Virginia Hartman, third. 1 Q4 . VOLIEY BALL Mr. Wellerk homeroom girla proved them- selves top hands when they oecame thewinners inliorrzeroorri wolleyoallin the senior class, LEFT TU RIGHT THEY ARE: Grace Black, Ann Cox, Lucille BCMIIIZICT, Pat Ba C Us , NOT PICTLJRED: Janie Corner, Mary jean Bchrenr. Q' X Xi. x LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Vermillion, Elizabeth A ldrete, Adeline Hollingsworth, Pat Clark, Virginia Heubeck, Gail Hill, and Judy Gfle get ready to ride hard on their volleyball tech- niques during their physical education Class, The winners of the Junior Class volleyball tournament, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW ARE: Mary Ver- million, Adeline Hollingsworth, Elizabeth Aldrete. SECOND ROW: Judy Gale, Virginia Heubeck, Gail Hill, Pat Clark, Margaret Michaels, Virginia Heu G,A,A, rarnrods this year were, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Ethel Cary, sponsor, Sue Steward, president, Edith Stallings, secretaryg Grace Black, vice-president. NOT PICTUREDQ Cynthia Gardner, treasurer. They really hustled in giving P,H,S, appreciated playnights during the year, High participation and accom- plishmentwere shown by these ranch hands throughout their three years at P,H,S, The winners oftheir 6inch letters are, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Molly Thompson, Lucille Ba- singer, Nancy Flakenhagen, Diane Heller, Claire Vermillion, Edith Stallings, Grace Black, Ynfra Rivera, SECOND ROW:JanieComer, Darlene Gazzam, Frances Miller, Sue Ste- wart, Jo Ann Peddy Coart. , G. A. A. RO The Q? r r ls ' Athletic Association, sponsored by Miss EthelCary, forenian, was ' .ip and at en. this year with its corrrpetatiyc totirnanients tn archery, bad1i.inton singles and doubles, tahle tennis singles and doubles, basketball, and volleyball. Much interest and en- thusiasrn was shown by the cowgals of tht- popular association. ROW: Iris Brewer, Pat Johnson UNDUP Gals who earned their4 inch letters are, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST beck, Virginia Hartman, Dorothy Corwe, Mardell Haining, Annie Hernandez. SECOND ROW: Eleanor Garcia, Martha Young, Betty Za- mora, Adeline Hollingsworth, Teresa Mathews, Barbara Robert- son, Elizabeth Aldrete, Geraldine I-lenson , TOP ROWg Marguerite Hernming, Jeanne Franks, Anne Pessin, Judy Gale, Virginia Lud- wig, Gail Hill, Mary Freeriian, VivianSea:r1an,CarolynNeidiffer NOT PICTUREII Joan Mcliarie, Janet Muir, Lorraine Scruggs, mf gmj- ,f Mb Arf'5f4f0 ,ffzftf I 'M-fb 3 '31 gil I Z, af a M IA xR1aO0 ks 1,75 X I' R5 JL? 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