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In the outstanding U. N. Club assembly, Val Jones, Bob Slack, and Benson Whittle presented a scene from the best selling book Advise and Consent. Release from Scholastic Grind “Et tu Brute!” said Julius Caeser, Mr. Jones, as Jim Caldcr, Laird to run him through. Thespian parties were known far and wide for Swensen, Bob Norton, Roger Moore, and Phil Gottfredson prepared their unorthodox activities, and the Roman “Orgy” was no exception.
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Page 10 text:
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In a tense game between Provo and Orem, an Orem guard tried unsuccessfully to block Bob Norton as he pivoted for a pass. When the final bell sounded, Provo was in the lead. Roger Moore, as Lochlen, modeled his authentic Scottish kilt for Dale Terry, the stuttering Yank, in the last school play of the year, “The Hasty Heart.” Activities Proved In a scene from “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” Benson Whittle introduced the play within a play to King Stewart Grow, Queen Fawn Scheucr, and members of the Court Tim Guy man, Peggy Vance, Jim Calder, Lynne Beers, and Roger Clark. “PUREST WHITE AND the truest of green, emblems of our Provo High ...” These words, part of Provo High’s school song, embodied the feeling and spirit of the Green and White. All loyal Provo High students were thrilled as they watched the boys in green and white football jerseys race down the field for a touchdown. Basketball season came and with it enthusiastic studentbody support for the team, win or lose. The Spirit symbolized by the Green and White was also evident every time a P.H.S. tennis player performed, whenever the baseball team played, and each time a swiftfooted Bulldog runner dashed around the track. THE SPIRIT OF the Green and White did not dominate the athletic activities alone. The night before the Senior Assembly the lights of Provo High burned until long after midnight. Members of the newly organized Loon Feathers Club racked their brains trying to find a project by which they could show their willingness to serve P.H.S. Many juniors sacrificed homework and sleep to prepare for the prom and assembly. As time grew near for model United Nations, members of the U.X. Club pondered and discussed current world problems. BY PARTICIPATING IN the varied activities of the school, students at Provo High gained personal growth and a sense of achievement.
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