Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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 (greetings from 'Pri?icipal £. B. ‘Jfarm on As the Provo High School grows it leaves behind traditions which stand out as milestones along the way. These milestones count for nothing unless they have in them genuine sincerity and quality which stands for a greater future citizenship. Thought and action which leads toward greater culture and refinement is essential. In order to enrich their training our young people must he clean in body and mind to give themselves the greatest opportunity of developing themselves to meet the keen competition in their life's work. I wish to ask our students to seek the counsel and advice of their parents and make of them more confident companions, as the parents of our young people are of a strong and refined character. Not only must the youth of today develop to the fullest extent the blessings of their inheritance; but they must also have faith in their almighty Creator and heed His teachings and promptings. The school has set a standard and all those who work toward this goal may feel secure that through their efforts, the Provo High School will have fulfilled its purpose. I’ayc Thirteen

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(greetings from Superintendent Jd. Claude £ewis In expressing yourselves through your annual year book, you make a permanent record of many of the richest moments you have lived thus far. And it is because these are mostly of a nature to give you hope and high aspirations that you cherish them and find so much delight in recording them in this enduring form. 1 am glad to he counted in as part of this year's record and wish to express my sincere desire for the welfare and ultimate happiness of every one comprising the splendid student body of the Provo High School. We are fully justified in being proud of the record you have made. It is filled with worthy projects efficiently carried out and brilliant activities that have won praise and admiration for your school. The initiative and resourcefulness you have shown bespeak a splendid preparation for the larger and graver responsibilities of life. It is such initiative and resourcefulness as you possess, combined with a fine sense of social responsibility and a public spirit that stands for the upward march of humanity, that will make possible a fuller realization of America’s ideals. My best wishes are with you for a triumphal journey through life. Pane Twelve

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W. J. Mortimer Woodwork Samuel Biddulph Mathematics Mary Woolley Oral Expression f. A. ()maiison At a sic II. VV. Peterson Physical Science Cliestina Baird Typewriting Owen Barnett Mathematics E. R. Rasmussen Civics William Connell Social Science Elsie C. Carroll Home Making George Powelson S. I’- Eggertscn Attendance History