Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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' We Eighth Years entered school with “pep” and determination to go “Over the Top.” At first the High School students thought we were green. To change this opinion, we tried to imitate our elders; but at each attempt, we were marched back to our rooms. However, on better acquaintance, we became quite a necessity to the school. We swelled the number in the parades and dancing parties arid aroused exciting interest at our debating contests. Some of our fledgings associated with the sophisticated High School girls. A number of our more ambitious members took extra work in Agriculture, Arts, Science or Woodwork. Four of our boys are a great help to the Orchestra. Furthermore, our class programs are worth while. The Christmas number was very exciting. Delicious apples were enjoyed by the students and a striped candy cane with an artistic Christmas card attached to it was given to each teacher to help her along in future life. The girls are active live wires. Several of them won prizes in theme contests. One of the girls surpassed even the High School students and won first place in the Army E§say contest. The Eighth Years went “Over the Top” in the Red Cross Drive, and in the Easter contribution to France. Watch us make things hum next year. We’ll swim, dance, play, and do our part in supporting our school and country.