Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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i 1 f i e, s t 5 FUNNY, FUN-LOVING, facetious: words to des- cribe Billy Roberts, Wittiest boy of the class of '57. Billy is a member of the Pipers Car Club, and cars are his hobby. Elected to the student council in his senior year, he has been active in that organization's operations and has supported and attended school social functions enthusiastically. Talkative girls are an old pet peeve, but Bill's is new: girls that are scared to talk. SUNNY SIDE of the street is Where Wittiest girl, Carole Bert Miller land those around her, lives. Infinite good humor is the best part of Wit, and it is a strong element in Bert's lively quips and counter- quips. Her activities are GAA, Yellow Jackets, FTA, Thespians, and Quill and Scroll. Egotistical people are her pet peeve, and making friends is her hobby. Her success in this kind of hobby should forecast success in any field.

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Most Athletic AN ENGAGING SMILE for all occasions has Sandra Peterson, Most Athletic girl. She took top honors in archery, table tennis, and badminton in her sophomore and junior years. Her hobbies are athletic, too: bowl- ing, tennis, golf, baseball, and horseback riding. Also active in school social life, Sandy is a charter member and officer of FTA. KENNY JONES is really a many-splen- dored athlete, having lettered three years in football, baseball, basketball, and track. In his junior year, he was named to all- conference football and received honorable mention at All-State in football. Also, Kenny has played American Legion base- ball for three years. During the summer months, he has done forest fire fighting.

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