Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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 Being a Big Sister gives me time to get away from my busy world take time to learn, experience new things, to share my talents and help someone else.” Jennifer Hinshaw B I G B R O T H E R S Larry Fraher became a big brother be- cause he was a little brother for six years. He felt tht he could give some of that love that he recieved to some little boy like he got when he was young. Larry enjoys bowling with his little brother, Justin Martin. Larry said, “having a little broth- er is a chance to see yourself grow up all over again.” Larry feels that tne program is very rewarding. Being a Big Brother or Big Sister is a very spe- cial feeling, and this year many of our students are volunteering their time and energy to be a Big Brother or Big sister. The Big Brothers and Big Sisters organization has been given a grant from ACTION, to enable high school students to participate in this spe- cial program. This first year program at Prescott High has been sponsored to stimulate and maintain a wider interest in volunteerism amoung high school stu- dents. It provides a needed, caring rela- tionship for the children, and a sense of understanding. Shannon Lamb (above) enjoys watch- ing her little sister open up and do activi- ties with her. She gets a feeling of satis- faction from helping her little sister Be- linda Reed. AND Nel Harrison, (below) the big sister of Becky Green, enjoys the one on one relationship with her new friend They enjoy picmcing at Thumb Butte Park. To Ann Allen, a little sister is more than just a special friend — she is worthwhile and fun. Ann and her little sister. Jessica, enjoy each other s company a lot. Left pic- ture: Big sister Shan- non Lamb and little sister Be- linda Reed with Ann Allen and her little sister Jessica Reyes; at one of the Big Brothers Big Sisters outings.

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BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS 3. Monica Garcia watches after Jessica Reyes, while ice skating in Flagstaff. 4. Nel Harrison and Becky Green share time together. 5. Ann Allen and her little sister Jessica Reyes enjoy fun time at the park with one another. 6. Ice skating can be an experience for all ages, as is here with Jennifer and her little sister. Kim. Sonia Ahuja enjoys helping with the Big Sisters program. She is pictured with Natalie Gianelli. Students. Jennifer Hinshaw. Patty Alvarez (From Bradshaw Mnt. High School). Ann Allen. Shannon Lamb and Sonia Ahuja meet with Joan Crosby for a monthly Big Brothers Big Sisters meeting, where they discuss their experiences shared with their little sisters.

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YOUR FAVORITES IN ’84-85 In a student survey. The Has- sayamper asked students to identify their favorite song, al- bum, video, T.V. show, and movie. The results were as fol- lows: Favorite Songs 1. You’re the Inspiration - Chi- cago 2. Heavens on Fire - Kiss 3. The Wild Boys - Duran Duran Favorite Albums: 1. Born in the U.S.A. - Bruce Springstein 2. Purple Rain - Prince 3. Like a Virgin - Madonna Favorite Videos: 1. Hot for Teacher - Van Halen 2. California Girls - David Lee Roth 3. Panama - Van Halen Favorite T.V. Shows: 1. The Cosby Show 2. Charles in Charge 3. Miami Vice Favorite Movies: 1. Beverly Hills Cop 2. Purple Rain 3. Ghostbusters