Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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Il Donna Buleo standouts in the Donna's athl by her active offered to girls ' of G.A.A. thro far outshone all iiek and Charlie Jones are truly athletic class of '56. tic ability has been amply demonstrated articipation in all athletic activities P.l-l.S. She has been an active member hout her high school years, and she has thers in girls sports. In her junior year, Donna broke a P.H.S. record in archery when she shot a perfect score of six arrows in the gold. Donna's friend- liness and good sportsmanship are other good features of this extremely likeable girl. Charlie fChoo Chooj is an athlete in every sense of the word. He has lettered in football, basketball, and track for three years and has received state wide recog- nition as a fighting fullback with an outstanding record of 12 touchdowns this season. In his junior and senior years he captured a place on the All-State football squad. Not only is Charlie known for his athletic ability, but for his wide smile and congenial personality. Charlie has always been a favorite among his fellow Badgers.

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XAKELY T0 S !rV...,..- Chosen MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED by their classmates are Georgia Kasnetsis and lim Templin. Responsibility and dependability are everyday with Georgia. If a good job is to be done, Georgia will see to it. Along with these two characteristics, Georgia stands high in her class both socially and scholastically. She is this year's editor-in- chiefof the Badger , and for two years has served as council- man-at-large. Georgia's cheerful disposition and hard work show why she is destined to succeed. Jim was chosen Student Body President by his fellow class- mates, was selected as a representative to Boy's State, and has represented P.H.S. in football, basketball, and track for the past three years. l-lis grades have always been far above average, and his diligence and study have easily won him a place at the top of all his classes. l-le doesn't give up easily and finishes whatever he starts. In whatever field he may enter, we are sure he will be a great success.

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af, o I Gwen Hall and Jerry McNally, wh have so orten dis- played their school spirit, were vot MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT, a title which they richly des ve. Gwen, as cheerleader, received the I tle MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT overwhelmingly. Her se rvi I e to the school as cheerleader included leading yells at ll the pep assem' blies, football and basketball games, -H say nothing of the night pep rallies. Gwen has been a heerleader for two years, and as a sophomore was a pom om girl. Not only has Gwen displayed her school spirit a a cheerleader, but any time there'sa need for someone to romote something for the school, Gwen can be depended upon to do her best. She is also a fulltime participant in school affairs. Gwen had the lead in the Junior Class Play, a role in the Senior Class Play, was a member of the BADGER and HASSAY' AMPER staffs, an attendant at Homecoming, a two star Thespian, a member of Yellowjackets, National Honor Society, and Quill and Scroll. The reason for Jerry's election is very apparent. As Senior Class vice-president this year Jerry got behind all class activities, making this year a big success. Jerry has taken part in sports in the form of football and track for the past three years. During basketball season he lends a helping hand to his fellow Badgers by serving as athletic manager. Together, Gwen and Jerry have put a lot of spirit back into P,H,S, and have made attending school even more enjoyable. 11 1