Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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O51 MUSIC ijrlj-? Nx 4 This couple with the title MOST MUSICAL certainlv deserve this honor! Congratulations to Joann S DII and Ronnie Richardson. Joan accomp her serv' zation. is an accomplished pianistg frequently nying chorus classes and solists. Joann gives es to the F.H.A. as musician for the organi- She has played in the talent assembly and placed r three years. She played for the gradua- tion ex rcises in her junior year, the Vesper Service for thre years, and the style show this year. In her sophom e and junior years she played a baritone in the band, and this year she was chosen a pom-pon girl. Joann is active in many school affairs, holding membership in G.A .A., Yellowjackets, and Thespians. She had a part in both the Junior and Senior Class Plays. Ronnie is a very versatile musician with his talents equally distributed between his talent of playing the baritone and singing. l-le has attended the music festivalfor three years where he soloed in both of his fields. At many dances and in the talent assembly Ronnie has delighted the members of P.l-l.S. with solos. Ronnie displayed his school spirit in his junior year by donninga cheerleader uniform and bolstering enthusiasm for our teams. As you can see, Joann and Ronnie are truly a talented pair and their likeable personalities will rake them far.

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lust to watch them as they dance immediately s ws why Carolyn Cline and Don Head were a arded the title BEST DANCERS. Carolyn's talent has been exhibited to all who a end P.H.S. Not only has Carolyn's rhythm a timing made her a favorite on the dance fl or, but it helped to win for her the title Miss Y vapai , and a trip to the State Fair to compete i he Miss Arizona contest. There.the judges a arded her a place in the talent division. A other honor to Carolyn's credit was her election as an attendant at Homecoming. She is a member of F.H.A., vice president of Yellowjackets, an officer in her homeroom, and a member of G.A.A. Don's smooth and seemingly effortless style, plus his engaging grin make him a favorite at every dance. Whether it be a jitterbug, fox trot, bop, or waltz, Don is tops in the field. His gracefulness has been exhibited onthe basketball court as well as on the dance floor. For three years P.H.S. has had the honor of having him on the basketball squad. Don has held homeroom offices, isa member of the Piper Club, has been on the golf team for three years, and had a hand in the Junior and Senior Class Plays. Good luck to you Carolyn and Don, P.H.S. is proud to bestow upon you the title BEST DANCERS.

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A ?kL.7lT1.a -1 T3 .- N' Y Mary Iane Ormston and Jack Orr's el tion to MOST WITTY was an obvious choice of th class of '56. Mary lane's enthusiasm, sparked by a r dy wit. will definitely gain for her a place in the emories of this year's graduates. She never needs excuse to joke, and does so with every other wor . She is always beaming with humor, and bubbling th witty remarks. Plus her excellent sense of hum r, she is treasurer in Yellowjackets, historian of Thespians, a pom-pon girl, a member of Usherettes, and had a role in thelunior and Senior Class Play. lf this is not tribute enough, it might be added that in addition to her own wit, Mary lane has an appreciative laugh for the jokes of others. Jack's zany antics have kept many a student doubled over with laughterg in fact when he's around there is never adull moment. He has a joke for every occasion plus hilarious facial expressions to set them off. lack was an active participant in both football and basketball for the past three years, and holds a membership in the Letterman's club. He has held homeroom offices, and was a member of the Student Council in his sophomore year. Combine the talents of Maryjane andlack and you will have one howling good time.