Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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WENDELL VANCE “WEN™ College Entrance Student Body Dramatic Manager 28; President Forensic Club ’28; Dramatic Art Club 27 ’28; Debating 27 28: Football 27 ’28; School Play '28; State One-Act Play ’28; President National Forensic 28 WENDELL H. TAYLOR “WINK” College Entrance Student Body President ’28; Senior Play 28; Opera “28; French Club ’27 ’28; Dramatic Art Club 27 ’28 ORA HAWS “HAWS1E” College Entrance Vice President Student Body 28; President Girls’ Organization 28; Vico President Class 25; Homo Ko. Club 27 28; Dramatic Art Club 27 28 WANDA RICHMOND “BLONDEY” College Entrance Provonian Staff 28; Vice President Glee 27; Treasurer Girls’ Organization 28; Opera 27 ’28; Commercial Contest 28; Dance Review 27 28 CLYDE D. SANDGREN “PROF” College Entrance Secretary Student Body 28; Manager Band 27 28; School Play ‘28; Provonian Staff ’27 28; Dramatic Art Club ’28; Type Team ’25 26 27 28; National High School Typo Champion, Dec, '27 ; Manager Orchestra “27 28 ARTHELLA CARTER “ART” Business ELIZABETH A. GESSFORI) “LIZ” College Entrance Editor White and Green “28; Associate Editor White and Green “27 ; S. A. K. Oratorical Medal “28 ; School Piay ’27-’28; State One-Act Play '28; Oj»era “27; Posture Parade “27 ; Sec.-Treas. Class ’26 ; Class Representative ’27 PAUL RIPPLE “RIP” Football ’26 27 ’28 ; Dramatic Art Club 28 ; Basketball ’26 ’27 28 ; Track ’25 ’26 27 “28; Baseball ’28 College Entrance PAGE TWENTY-ONE

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EVELYN PRUSSE HOWARD COTTAM JANET WEBSTER ARTHUR SUTCLIFFE Vice-President President Sec.-Treas. Representative Senior Class THE Provo High School is proud of the senior class of 1928 and feels that it has produced a group of able leaders and citizens. Throughout all the school years it has been a class worthy of recognition and honor. The lower classmen are proud to look to the graduating class of 1928 as examples of leadership and attainment. The high ideals of the Provo High School will linger in each member’s mind and it will help each to decide the paths of life he expects to follow— stimulating him to fame. Commencement night is a night of farewells. After receiving the diplomas each individual will embark upon a new life. Some of the graduates go to college while others enter various fields of business. The high school training acts as a foundation participation in worthwhile life activities.

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Shorthand Team '28; Homo Ec. Club ’27 ; Dramatic Art Club ’28 ; Latin Club '25 : Class Historian ’25 MAE SUTTON “SUT College Entrance Opera ’26 ’28 : Dramatic Art Club ’27 ’28 ; Year Book Staff '28 : Commercial Contest ’27 '28 CLARA PETERSON “PETE” College Entrance Dramatic Art Club '26 '27 '28: Home Ec. Club 25 '26 '27 '28: Posture Parade '28 VERN BULLOCK “ABE” Commercial Ak. Club 25 ; Dramatic Art Club ’28: Football ’27 '28: Opera '27 '28: School Play '28 RUBY HARDY “AIMEE” Commercial Dramatic Art Club '27 '28 ; Opera '2d JUNE SCOTT “SCOTTY” College Entrance • s PAGE TWENTY-TWO