Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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Dalton. Ted Bandley. Fourth Row: Penny Hatch. Jim Slaymaker. Richard McKinney, Vern Rawcliffe, Ronald Christensen, Jim Crismon, Abn McKay, Greg Jolley, Richard Stuver, Norman Bushman. CJerald Bliss. Lynn Brown. Adrian Massey, Richard Boyer, Dennis Farr, Richard Ross, Michael Kelley, Mr. Brady, and Mr. Matheson. Not shown arc Diane Fischer and Larrv Winn. STANLEY BRADY — American History, Band. Half-time activities, sponsor of music festivals and concerts. Region Five Festival Climaxes Year A CAPPELLA CHOIR — First Row: Dixie Lucas. Mary Tueller, Sherry Thomas, Joan Roveto, Peggy Ostler, Carolyn Chase, Ruth Carter. Dcanne Holmes. Faye Percival, Diane England, Janet lackson, Pam Vlasis, Pat Allred. Mary Roundy, Karen Wood, Susan Wilkinson. Second Row: Mr. Barker, Ellen Sorrells, Cheryl Sanderson, Karaluc Bandley, Henrietta Martinez, Gloria Hardy, Connie Lane, Garth Peay, David Price, David Broadbcnt, Ronald Clark, Steve Gunn, Jim Porter, Ed Bailey, Darlene Long, Nanalee Evans, Heather Hawkins. Sandra Kupfer. Ronaelc Dastrup, Cindy Hanncgan. Third Row: Barbar Chavez. Carolyn Hazelwood, Kathleen Simms. Jackie Johnson. Donna Poff. Karen Stott. Linda Kicrzkowski. Vern Rawcliffe, Dick Stringham. Dave Cain, Sid Allen, Dave Morton. Bruce Harding, Phyllis LeBaron, Linda Hemenway, Charia Woodbury, Alona Lilly, Joan Critchfield, Shauna Williams, Donna Adams.

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CONCERT BAND — First Row: Roy Daniels. Reed Halladay, Carma Clegg, Claudia Dayton. Srcond Row: Robert Adams, Phil Long, LaRon Stevens, Jim Fillis, Norton Meldrum, Madlynn Jensen, Linda Thurman. Norlan Jacobs, Warren Barton, Kenneth Guymon, Steven Whitlock, Naomi Harrison. Kathy Warner, Valera Soffc. Third Row: Mike Loader. Elaine Borget. Cinda Kay Opheikems, Gary Thurston, Donae Ricks, Richard Shipman. Roger Billings, Dennis Harding, Tom Jones, Gary Mercer, Giles Snow, Curtis Snap Marching and Artful Contests PEP BAND — Front Row: Vcrn Rawcliffe, Ron Christensen, Michael Kelly. Richard Ross. Richard Boyer. Stcor.d Row: Norlan Jacobs, Warren Barton, Dennis Harding, Ray Daniel. Robert Adams, Robert Mathenson. assistant director. Third Row: Linda Thurman, Jim Crismon, Alan MacKay, Tom Jones, Giles Snow, Gary Mercer. Fourth Row: Adrian Massey, Mr. Brady, director; Gary Thurston, Curtis Dalton, Ted Bandley. The pep band played at most of the home football and basketball games during the year. WE HAD FUN in our A Cappella class. We learned many different kinds of songs: Christmas carols, popular ballads, classical tone poems, Broadway hits, and others. Our class presented numerous programs for other schools as well as our own. On the days when we were on a program, the girls wore black shift dresses and the boys their white jackets with black trousers. DURING FOURTH PERIOD we members of the Band class filled the halls of C Wing with musical reverberations from sounds of our instruments. We participated in parades, concerts, and assemblies, as well as in competitive contests with other schools. When the weather was nice we often practiced marching outside, where we were drilled in the art of turning corners and keeping our lines straight. When we received top ratings at state and region festivals, our many hours of practice were rewarded. LEARNING HOW to keep time, to read music, to recognize key signatures, and to sing were some of the things we were taught in our Music Theory and Appreciation class. Mr. Barker, whose exuberant personality added a light touch to the more serious aspects of musical theory, was our advisor. By the end of the year, we knew ways of expressing through music our thoughts and feelings such as happiness, sadness, and love. —22—

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RICHARD BARKER — Orchestra, Girls’ Chorus, A Cappdla, Music Theory, Mixed Chorus. Public Service Program. ORCHESTRA — First Row: Cynthia N ance. Steven Goodman. Kathy Glover. Dawn Lambert. Second Rote: Ludean Young. Ruth Ellen Haupt, Linda Christensen, Sherry Crookston, Brent Young. Terr) Hill, Charles Gray, Bonnie Gerow. Third Row: Betty Jean Gunn, Junola Smith. Barbara Jacobsen, Claudia Dayton, Craig Dunford, Jean Campbell, Louise Lysenko, Debbie P.H.S. Orchestra A Best Year “RISE AND SHINE!” became the daily pep motto for reluctant members of the orchestra, who had to be seated, w'armed up, and ready to go by 7:45 a.m. each morning. We were never quite sure of ourselves so many hours before dawn, especially in the winter months, when many of us had to walk on slippery sidewalks and carry books and instruments in cold, benumbed hands. Somehow, though, the ice seemed to crack up and melt rapidly away when we began to play. With better instrumentation than we had had for a long time, we seemed to catch the thrill of accomplishment from one another as if it were a communicable disease, a disease for which there could never be a cure. Almost everyone of our orchestra concerts was a booming success. Audiences had growrn in number from a scattered handful of patrons to a relatively large group w'ho responded appreciatively to our enthusiasm. IF WE LEARNED NOTHING except for the better techniques of marching in our “B” Band, we accomplished quite a bit. We surely drilled enough. What with marking time, counting off, learning to counter march, and to turn corners in some semblance of order, most of us became well trained for many colorful parades to come. Training seriously rewarded us with trips to flairing festivals and many exciting parades. Adding a great deal to Provo High’s “School Spirit” is the Pep Band. They played at every home game making the Provo High section louder and more enthusiastic.