Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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Most Artistic SCINTILLATING personality and unusual talent are characteristim of Lorraine Koivu, Most Artistic girl. Her art contributions to the county fair have usually worn ribbons. Lorraine has held the offices of business manager and program chairman of the Art Club. She is often called upon to make posters for dances and games because of her clever and ap- propriate ideas. As a senior, she was assistant art editor of the BADGER and an art editor of the HASSAYAMPER. ALWAYS IN DEMAND to make decorations for school social functions is our very talented Most Ar- tistic boy, Jim Custer. Jim, too, has acquired a royal blue collection of ribbons for art work at the county fair. He plans to take commercial art or business administration at the University of Arizona in Tucson or Arizona State College at Tempe. Remember Jim's part in the junior class play and his role as assistant student body cheerleader?

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Most School Spirit AN UNBEATABLE combination are Sandra Neil's grace and pep, for which she was elected girl with Most School Spirit. She has dis- played her spirit as head student body cheerleader and also as an active participant in school social life. She belongs to GAA, FHA, Yellow Jackets, and Junior Red Cross. A member of the band for three years, she has served as sec- retary of the Band Council. We'll remember Sandra's roles in both the junior and senior class plays, too. OUTSTANDING CAPABILITY and likeability, demonstrated in many ways, make Tom Swanson the boy with Most School Spirit. A member of the Lettermen's Club, Tom has played football, basket- ball, and golf, he belongs to Na- tional Athletic Honor Society. Other interests have gained Tom membership in National Honor So- ciety, Student Council, and the band. In his junior year, he was a delegate to Boys' State and a homeroom officer. Tom will be majoring in business administra- tion at the University of Arizona in Tucson next year.

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Most Musical GOOD THINGS COME in small packages--like Kaye Passey, charming Most Musical girl. She's played the French horn in the band and orchestra for three years, throughout her band experience, she has attended the music festival in Flagstaff, having soloed there and played in the woodwind quintet. A1- so an accomplished pianist and organist, she gives piano lessons and is junior Sunday school organist in her church. Some of her other activities are GAA, National Honor Society, FTA, and BADGER staff. A REAL LEADER is Steve Abbott, Most Musical boy. He has played first comet in the band for three years and in the orchestra and pep band for two years At the music festival in Flagstaff last year, Steve soloed on the cornet and was named to the all-state band. In the annual school talent assemblies, too, Steve has demonstrated his unusual ability, Among other things, Steve has served as a home- room officer, vice president of the junior class, and student body president.