Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1936 volume:

19 3 6 b EDITOR BUS I NESS MANAGER Published Annually by the Students of PROVO HIGH SCHOOL PROVO, UTAH orewora S INCERE appreciation is extended to Mr. We i g h t and Mr. Bench, Mr. Collett and the Art Department, the Chamber of Commerce, Graves Potter, Inc., lithographers, Larson Studio, and others who have made this book in its present form possible. Their cooperation, suggestions and help have assisted greatly to make this book different and complete. We present this Provost” to the students as a picture history of the years activity. The Staff A S charter issue of the Provost,” we dedicate this book to the memory of those stalwart characters who blazed the trail before us, and who have developed a rich heritage of material and spiritual wealth for us who follow. We have attempted to achieve in the theme of this book an illustrated record of progress made in this mountain empire from the time of the French trapper and Spanish priest to this day of industrialism. Our aim. in addition to picturing our current activities, is to keep alive some of the tradition of our forebearers. edica ion SCIENCE BUILDING ARTS BUILDING SEMINARY BUILDING en s ADMINISTRATION CLAS S ES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES REGISTRATION BETH BANKS IN MEMORIAM Greetings Provo High School A development to which we point with pride is the increasing ability of the Provo High School students to think for themselves. They arc acquiring a pattern of values that gives us confidence in our school as a training ground for enlightened, self-governing citizens. William McAndrew's charge that the American people are political morons incapable of self-government.” will. I hope, never describe a Provo High School graduate. Rarely does one see a student body that is working with such vigor to purge itself of dishonesty, discourtesy, the enslaving habits of smoking, the use of intoxicants, and conduct that would in any way brand our school with the smirch of vandalism, coarseness, or moral laxity. You have voluntarily undertaken these improvements as an outgrowth of your appreciation for the finer things of life. You deserve and shall receive the unqualified support of the Board of Education and the Superintendent in fostering such a splendid program. I like you for what you are. To be is greater than to have.” With all good wishes for your happiness. I am Sincerely yours. H. A. Dixon Superintendent Students of Provo High School Within the covers of this book you will find many of the delightful happenings of the school year of 1935-36. Participating in these events are the faces and names of your friends. As you first turn through the book you will be delighted because of the make-up and newness of the book. The events and students will then have relatively little meaning to you. They are recent and commonplace. A yearbook has its great value in time to come Check this statement in ten or fifteen years from now to determine its correctness: You will again turn over the pages to aid the memory in placing this or that girl or fellow. She or he will be living in a distant city, married, successful, etcetera. Then the events, a new meaning, an old and lasting friend.— may your yearbook serve each of you. Sincerely. MR. Moffitt Principal Clair Johnson Band Orchestra Carol Hinckley Secretary to Principal Eunice Bird Speech English Antone K. Romney Social Development Ethics Contemporary Problems ZELMA Winterton Irvine Smith English French Journalism Algebra Geometry German Trigonometry Grant Rasmussen English OREA B. TANNER Spanish English Dorothy Richmond Physical Education Dancing Vernal Stimpson English John Hilgendorf String Instruments Ernest Paxman Glee Chorus Rees E. Bench Chemistry Physics Geometry Ivan Young Physiology Genetics Eugenics Physical Education Social Dancing Glen Simmons Coaching Geometry Helen Alleman Domestic Art Domestic Science Ray Stewart Contemporary Problems Social Development Asael Fisher Shop Woodwork Applied Art Ralph Britsch English •i v Catherine Pardoe Grant Taylor Secretary and Historian Student Manager The legislative council is made up of student representatives from each of the advisory classes. The students were chosen at the beginning of the year by the students of the classes. The duty of the legislative council is to contact the students on various problems concerning the school and the students and then they present their ideas to the faculty and higher officers through the council meetings. La Nell Hayward President OFFICERS Grant MADSEN. Vice-President STERLING BURMINGHAM. Secretary Frank Sutherland, Reporter One of the biggest events of the year was the Boys’ Day Dance sponsored by this organization. They introduced a new form of decorating the gymnasium which has proved very effective. With Mr. Kenneth Weight as supervisor and these officers, the boys of the school have had a very successful year. Edna Jensfn President Girls’ Council Front Row—Doris Crane. Dorothy Durrant. Bernice Crandall. Doris Alder. Back Row—Alice Dixon. Dorothy Richmond, advisor: Virginia Pullen. LOST AND FOUND Chairman Stella Sumner PUBLIC SERVICE Chairman Thaola Humphrey With Catherine Pardoe in charge, the historian staff has recorded the activities of the school during the year and written them up into the school history. Norma Garrett was responsible for keeping all the important dates, Kathryn Pace kept account of all club meetings and Venice Redd kept the dates of the assemblies. Appointed by the executive council, Thaola Humphrey has been in charge of one of the busiest bureaus in school. Her duty was to get programs for our assemblies as well as programs to send to other schools. Aside from that, organizations about town have called upon her to obtain entertainment for some of their meetings. Stella Sumner, chairman of the lost and found department has taken care of the articles that were found and returned to her. It was no easy job and at times she had a whole locker full of unclaimed goods. She has helped to return many lost things to their rightful owners. i-l J - . + S ■ Tt — t tj - • “ €■•'. ' - -n L c As jUt Earl Arnold Helen Stringham Senior Class Officers Dave Fielding, President DORIS Alder, Vice-President LILLIAN HOLLINGSHEAD. Secretary Kathryn Pace Norma Dixon Helen Rowe Lillian Haws Taylor Finlayson ELROY LAWS Marti ll Bird Luana Johnson Blanche Jones Ida Turner James Lake HELEN Christopher Jack Halliday Helen Lewis Norma Jackson Lowell Stott Ruth Homer Arlin Schofield Vivian Harris Ruby Cook Marjorif. Mensel Ida Pqjjlson Noel Hatch Louise Firm age Yvonne Willard Louise Jackson Vernon Neilson June Crowther Verna Johnson Gilbert Haws Grant Taylor Stanley Jones Max Lamph Alice Dixon Loa Neilson Jay Broadbent Ben Marshall Ruth Mildenhall Amanda wheeler Fred Mehr mm BERNICE PEAY Donald Brown Duane Brown Beth Johnson Viola.Crum James Linn Vera Hoover Zola Craner Leona Johnson Blaine Anderson Bill Turner Glen Turner Margaret Allen Vernon Peterson Ethelyn Myers Frois Froisland Marvelle Jones Helen Demos Mildred Smart Frank Sutherland Arlos Anderson Clarice Beck Ii.a Siewart John Gould Grace Peay Conrad Bertin - Robert Booko- Racheal Knudsen Robert Eyre Dave Eielding Edna Jensen Vencie Redd Genevieve Falkner Francelle Christensen Dean Nuttall Bill Meecham Darlene Hauser Marie Clayton Dorothy Clark Berma Clarkston Helen Maynard Ruby Eddleman i o r s Keith Daybell Bessie Johnson Bill Preece Blanche Anderson Neva St rate Patsy Patterson Elmer Anderson Glenita Moir Ruth Sutton Marjorie Spendlove Ardis Walker Chester Olsen Mark Boyle Beth Pendleton Norda Christensen Kay Russell Maxine Bjerrcgaard Mae Williams Lois F:randsyn Mclburn Ford Lois Stewart Lois Herbert Mildred Judd Ruth Richmond Barbara Kclsy Joyce Bee Jack Harrison Bernice Crandall Louis Bandlcy Hazel McDowell Raymond Dixon Donetta Miller Lamond Elliot Berthclda Farrer dele Sheya Leona Beveridge Ray Tuft Elayne Hind m Winterton Jessie Jensen Serina Whipple Ned Smoot lildred Nelson Elvonna Barrett Alfred Newrcn Fae Probert Mina Riding Garn Harwood Rita Monk Mary Birk Stella Madsen F.van Aiken :ffie Anderson Ralph Winterton Donna Knudsen Winston Dalquist Alice Higgcns Monroe Paxman jcorge Ralston Merlccn Henrie Henry Bourne Fae Merrywcathcr Elmo Metcham Virginia Safford Jith Lambert endall Despain Bill Gould Mayna Moffitt y Hazel Bird ' Bill Prussc Klaine Hardy Ina Peterson Dor.1 Jane Strickley Don Me A f fee Preston Madsen Thais Minor omorc-r Arnold Graham June Gcasc Margie Spalding Irene Kirk Bonnie Pickett Dod Boshard William Johnson Rae Buckley Bud Jensen Lucile Harris Maureen Moffitt Lucile Elliot James Redd Vera Dixon Shirl Taylor Beth Sward Douglas Mercer Lola Harris Max Elliot Helen Johnson Marjorie Schofield Kay Kirkwood Doris Ogden Fern Mountford Betty Mildcnhall Dorothy Ward Zola Johnson Beth Connell Bernice Bush Barbara Anderson Eva Johnson John Leavitt Billy Mcdlin Bill Rasmussen Cora Jackman Marjorie Evans Edith Falkner Joyce Adamson Alvera johnson Vaunda Mitchell Louise Street Beth Sward Jack Thurgood M.milla Worth gton Gloria Tanner Phyllis Anderson Le Grande Flack Virginia Booth Racheal Jackson Ward Heal Doyle Christensen Carol Hatch Virginia Pullen Le Roy Scovil Maurine East Rhoda King Marjorie Hanseen Wilma Johnson Joe Beck Beth Bird Frank Oliver Ralph Olsen SOPHOMORE DAZE y ERVICE Behind the scenes of every school function are students whose dependability and unselfish service have been, in a large measure, responsible for that function’s success. Usually little credit is given to those most responsible. In order that some appreciation may be shown these people, we are devoting this section of the book to an honor roll of service. Because of the limitations of such a list we have attempted to give mention only to those who best qualified, however, thanks is extended to each and every student who helped our school and its departments in any way. The names here listed were selected by the staff from nominations made by the faculty, under whose direction these students worked. Francell Chrlstensen Music Glen Allen Athletics Kay Jensen Art, Music Jess Speckart Journalism Tom Boshard Art Glen Turner General Service Carl Lindley Art Helen Hoover General Service Dorothy.T homas Art Amanda Wheeler Commercial Duane Brown General Service Venice Redd Commercial Elroy Laws Stage Dean Draper General Service Lillian Hollingshead Journalism, Commercial Helen McEwan Commercial Lynn Huff Photography Grant T aylor Business Special Mention Yearbook Salesmen i$ Boys’ Day Dance Boys' Paper Staff i a Junior Prom Competitive Play “Skidding’’ toy AURANIA ROUVEROL CAST Aunt Milly - - - - Andy............ Mrs. Hardy - - - -Judge James Hardy Grandpa Hardy - -Estell Hardy - - - -Wayne Trenton III Mr. Stubbins • - -Myra Hardy Wilcox Eunice E. Bird. Director HELEN Hoover. Assistant Director Virginia Safford - - Alfred Ridge Catherine Pardoe - - Glen Turner - Wilford Woolf Blanche Jones - - Clifton Scott - - - Rey Prau Ruth Richmond Miss Eunice Bird Dramatic Director Senior Play “Only 38 Bu A. E. Thomas CAST Mrs. Stanley - -Mrs. Newcomb Mrs. Peters - - -Lucy Stanley - - -Bob Stanley -Mr. Sandborn Professor Giddings Mary Hadley - - • Syd Johnson - • Alice........... Betty........... Charlie......... Jim............. Eunice Bird. Director STELLA SUMNER. Student Assistant Catherine Pardoe - - Helen Demos Beth Dorgan - Blanche Jones - - Martell Bird Bill Nelson Clifton Scott - Norma Garrett - Jay Broadbent - Stella Sumner - Virginia Rupper - Wilford Woolf - - Elroy Laws SOPHOMORE PLAYS Opera “Melinka of Astrakan by Charles Ross Chaney was the com pctitive opera held on March 25 and 26. Two complete casts of principals were chosen and Thaola Humphrey and Roberta Hind-marsh played the title role first and second nights, respectively. The opera was directed by Mr. Ernest Paxman. Miss Bird coached the speaking parts and Miss Richmond trained the dancers. Mr. Ernest Paxman Director Orchestra Provo High School Orchestra this year, under the direction of John Hilgendorf. was comprised of seventy-five members, and had fifty-six string instruments, the largest string section of any orchestra in the state. The orchestra was considered a regular symphonic orchestra in proportions. A highly superior rating was given the orchestra at the Regional Music Contest held at Spanish Fork. The group also participated at the State Music Festival at Logan. This is the first year Provo High School has ever been represented with an orchestra in the music contests. John Hilgendorf Band Provo High School Band, under the direction of Clair Johnson, was comprised of seventy-five members this year, an unusually large group. The band received the highest rating given to any high school band in the Regional Contest held at Spanish Fork. They were classified superior in playing, and highly superior in marching. The hand was unfailing in its support of the athletic contests at the school, and contributed greatly to the school spirit throughout the year. Provo High School Band was the only one in the state music contest at Logan to rate “highly superior in both maneuvering and playing. The Provo High Orchestra also rated highly superior in playing. Clair Johnson Director School Debaters Provo High School Debaters have shown up well this year in the several meets they have entered. Aside from numerous interschool debates. Provo entered eight debaters in the Weber College high school debate tournament. These consisted of four teams, two of which remained undefeated on the last day of the tournament. At the Brigham Young University speech tournament. Provo High entered two debating teams. These were John Stone and Merlin Slack and Darlene Hauser and Catherine Pardoe. The question for debate this year was ‘ ‘Resolved: that the several states should enact a legislation providing for a system of complete medical service available to all at public expense.” From front to back left to right—Duane Brown. Catherine Pardoe. Darlene Hauser. Merlin Slack. James Miller. Monroe Paxman. John Stone. J. C. Moffitt. coach. Jay Broadbcnt. and Antone Romney, coach. Extemporaneous Speaking and Oratory In oratory and extemporaneous speaking. Provo High was well represented at the Weber College and Brigham Young University speech meets. At the Weber College. Monroe Paxman and Wilford Woolf were extemporaneous speakers, while Martell Bird and Bernice Crandall were entered in the oratory division. Martell Bird was defeated in the semi-finals. At Brigham Young university. Dorothy Dixon and Monroe Paxman represented Provo High School in the extemporaneous speaking. Dorothy Dixon winning second and excellence award. In oratory Martell Bird and Bernice Crandall were the entrants. Martell Bird won third place. Provonian Staff Dorothy Dixon Editoc-in-Chief Helaman Pratt Business Manager Lillian Hollingshead Dorothy Thomas Helen Hoover Marjorie Mensel Kathryn Pace Martell Bird Business Manager Mildred Smart y • The payamountjiroblem con- Tronting an f yeaTBoo -of ecnftavoring to creat a 5’ al tbit Land'at 'i m tiptie featuring the same ;s that have been featured in that of etra avoring to create-ay annual that ffR Fent. Vncl at the sar things i every other yearbook. A successful book is a picture book of the year’s activities. In this volume we have tried to be anything but stingy with pictures, and to utilize all available space for photographs. We hope that we have been successful in portraying a cross section of the school in work and play which is accurate and interesting to the students. Farrell Collett Act Advisor ZELMA Winterton Literary Advisor Provost Staff We appreciate the support of advertisers, students, and administrators who have made this record possible, for without the splendid co-operation enjoyed thus far the book would have failed to materialize. We, the staff, present this book to the Provo High School with the hope that it will make the lives of all concerned richer through the reminiscences which will be afforded in later years. Marjorie Mensel Editor Monroe Paxman i no r ompetf Commercial Contest Winners Left to right: Mrs. Ethel Spencer, coach: Helen McEwan, Dean Draper, Catherine Pardoe. COMMERCIAL TEAM Speech Tournament Winners The Provo High School entrants in the Brigham Young speech tournament did very well. They were represented in every event. Bill Nelson won first place in the boys’ dramatic contest and also first place for individual characterization, in the play competition. Martell Bird and Dorothy Dixon both placed second in the oratorical and extemporaneous speaking contests, respectively. The entry in the one-act play contest received second place and Clifton Scott got first class rating for sustaining of character. In the girls' dramatic and humorous reading contests, Catherine Pardoe and Helen Hoover, respectively, won third places. CHRISTMAS PARADE I . • l % Debating Club Bleachers Squad ■H Photography Club Radio Club German Club Bouncers’ Club Commercial Club Ushers’ Club siaS-— Home Economics Club English Club Dramatic Art Club Spanish Club French Club Qui Vivi Club Lettermen’s Club YELL LEADERS James Crawford. Jim Winterton Ralph Winterton Kay Reese Athletic Manager In athletics Provo High School has made an enviable record. Provo placed second in the district in football and had more men on the mythical all region eleven than any school in the region. In basketball they took runnerup in the region to win a berth in the state tournament. While there they took the consolation championship and fifth place. This is the only school in the state to have taken the consolation championship twice. Glen Allen received official recognition as all-state center, the only Provo all-state player since Reed Lob Collins in 1926. In track the Bulldogs defended the state title which they captured the year before. Football The Provo High School boasted one of its strongest football teams of recent years for the 1935 season. A close 7-6 decision to Spanish Fork put them out of the running for the state championship, although the squad took all of its other league games by large margins. The team, coached by Glenn Simmons and Ivan Ike” Young, and co-cap-tained by Ben Marshall and Brig Mitchell, manifested great spirit and fine morale all through the season. DIXON H-BACK- MARSHALL -H-BACK- l ARSON -END- BROWN -GUARD B. MITCHELL .CENTER R. JOHNSON ■H BACK- BIRMINGHAM H-BACK- jr BREINHOLT H-l PETERSON -BACK- BENEVENT p - ? back- Jfc t Football Many good men are lost through graduation to next years squad, although the return of come outstanding performers seems to present a bright picture for the 1936 season. The scores of games are as follows: Provo 0 South - - - 0 Provo 0 Jordan - - 6 Provo 19 Ely - - - - 6 Provo 6 Spanish Fork 7 Provo 37 Payson - - 0 Provo 20 Springville - 6 BASKETBALL Tennis Team Alfred Alder, Merlin Slack, and Jack Thurgood Intra-Mural Champions Track Team Provo High School for the second consecutive year produced one of the most powerful cinder squads in the state. Despite the loss of several luminaries from last year’s squad the present team amassed a total of 61.75 points in the regional meet to carry off first honors. Two state records and several regional marks were shattered in the meet. At the state relay meet at the University of Utah stadium the Provo relay teams set up some new marks in a brilliant performance. For the second consecutive year the team emerged from the State Track meet as champions. Provo’s total score counted thirty points. Payson and Davis tied for second and third places. The present track triumphs climax a fruitful year for the efforts of coaches Simmons and Young. A great deal of credit is due these two men for the development of such outstanding groups of athletes. IN MEMORIAH Dorothy Richmond Alice Dixon With Miss Richmond in charge and Alice Dixon as athletic manager, the girls’ department of physical education has had a varied program for the year of 1935-36. Beginning with a tournament in speed ball, they ended with tournaments in badminton and ping-pong. During the year a school basketball team was chosen with Jennie Mitchell as captain. They played games with Springville, Brigham Young High, and Mount Pleasant. More than one hundred girls participated in the annual dance revue, which was held the latter part of the winter. Other activities included the posture parade, an inter-squad basketball tournament, tumbling, softball, soccer, kickball and tennis. Girls’ Posture Parade The girls' posture parade, consisting of thirty-five girls, rated excellent in the Brigham Young University Invitational Track Meet. This was the highest rating possible in the competition. P9 duJ. ic mond, ruary 26 and 27T With nearly one,£undfed I )oj presented hebruary girls participating, the revue was one of the most beautiful and origir on in the school. ‘'Bizarre was the only solo dance in it and was interpreted by 1 June Crowther. Among the various dances were ballet, plastique. tap, tumbling, natural, and interpretive. PEDIGREES Fred Ahlander English Club '3 5. ’36; President Bouncers' Club '36; Opera '35. '36: Boys’ Quartet '35; Photography Club ’36; Legislative Council ‘35. 36; Seminary Graduate ‘36. Doris Alder Qui Viva Club ’34. ’35. 36; Dance Revue '35: Posture Parade '34. ’35; English Club ’34. 35: Class Officer '36. Cheer Allen Orchestra '34; French Club '34; Qui Viva Club ’35. ’36; Opera '35: Dance Revue 35: Fun Frolics ‘34. Glenn Allen Football '35. ‘36; Basketball 34. ’35. ’36; Track ’35. ’36; English Club ’34. '35. ’36; Seminary Graduate ’3 5; Opera '35. '36: Bouncers’ Club ’36; Spanish Club 35. '36. Margaret Allen Fashion Revue ’34. '35; Seminary Graduate '36; English Club ’34, ’35; Home Economics Club ’34. '35; Debating Club '36. Wendell Allred Boys’ Glee ’3 5. '36; Photography Club ’35. ‘36; Radio Club ’3 5. ’36: Seminary Graduate ‘35; Opera ’36. Arlos Anderson Seminary Graduate '36. Blaine Anderson Opera '35. '36; Bouncer 36; Photography Club '35. '36: Spanish Glub ’34. ’35. ’36; Boys’ Vodie ’36: English Club '35. ‘36: Music Festival ‘35. '36. Margaret Anderson Fun Frolics '34; Dramatic Art Club '34. ‘35. ’36: Seminary Graduate ’35; Fashion Revue ’35. Glenn Andrew Seminary Graduate '34. '35; Opera ’35. ’36; Track '35. '36; English Club ’35. '36; Bouncers' Club ’3 5. 36; Agriculture Club '34. 3 5. Max Beesley Radio Club ‘35. ‘36; Bouncers’ Club ’36; Art Club ’36. Conrad Bertin Football ’36: French Club ’34; Lettermen’s Club ’36: Legislative Council ‘36 Opera ‘34. '36; Boys' Vodie ’36. Martell Bird Executive Council ’36; School Play '34. '35; Business Manager Provost '36; Oratorical Contests ’36; Sophomore Play '34; Senior Play ‘36; Seminary Graduate ‘36; Ushers’ Club '36; President Photography Club '36; Contest Play ‘3 5. Franklin Bjorklund General Course. Robert Booke All Sports' Club 34.’35; Photographers '35. '36; Hikers’ Club ’35. '36; College Prep. Course. Henry Brimhall College Preparatory Course; Seminary Graduate 36; French Club '34. ‘35. Clyde Boyle Delta High School ‘34. 35; Track ’36: College Prep. Course. Jay Broadbent President of Student Body ‘36; Executive Council ’36: Ushers' Club ’36; Bouncers' Club '36: English Club ’35. '36 Band '34; Senior Play ’36: Sophomore Play ’34; Stage Hands ’34. '35. '36; Debating ’34. ’35.’36. Helen Brockbank Opera ’34. '3 5. '36: English Club '34. ’3 5. ‘36: Posture Parade '34. '36; Dance Revue ’35; Provonian Staff '36; Girls’ Annual Staff '35. '36; Music Contest ’34. '36; Art Club ’36. Donald L. Brown Seminary Graduate '36; English Club '34. ’3 5; Bouncers' Club '36: Fashion Revue '35; All Sports’ Club ’35; College Prep. Course. Duane Brown Football '34. 35. 36; Debating '35. '36: President Spanish Club ’3 5: President Letter-men '36: English Club ’34. '35; Bouncers’ Club; Provost Staff ’36; Legislative Council ’34. Sterling Burmingham Officer Boys' Organization; Bouncers’ Club ’35. ’36; Bleacher Club '36: Hikers' Club; Lettermen’s Club ’36. Grace Burton Home Economics Club ’34; Fashion Revue ’34; Opera ’35; Dramatic Art Club '36. Francelle Christensen Commercial Team ’35. ’36; Orchestra '34. ’35. '36; Band ’34. '35, '36; Opera ’35, •36; Girls' Glee 34. ’35. '36; English '34. ’35. '36; Public Service ’34. ’35, 36; Home Economics Club ’36. Deon Christensen School Play ’34; Seminary Graduate ’35: Fashion Revue '35. '36: Posture Parade ’34. ’35. 36: Dance Revue ’35. ’36; Dramatic Art Club ’36; Basketball ’36. Edith Clark Dramatic Art Club '34. 35. '36; English Club '35; Orchestra ’34. ’35. '36; Home Economics Club '34. Stanley Clark English Club '34. ’35: French Club 34. '35. '36. Berma Clarkston Opera ’34. ’36: Dramatic Art Club ’34. 35; Home Economics Club ’3 5. ’36; Fun Frolics ’34; Hikers' Club ’36. Reed Colton Basketball 34. '35. ’36; Football ’34. '35. ’36; Vice-President Boys’ Organization; English Club '34. '35. 36; Opera '34. ’36; Bleachers' Squad 35. ‘36; Lcttcrmen's Club '35. ’36; Legislative Council ’34. ’35. Ruby Cook Fun Frolics '34; Home Economics Club 34. '35. '36; Girls' Glee '35. '36; Dance Revue ’36. VENICE COTTAM Student Body Vice-President ’36; Vice President Girls' Organization '3 5; President Commercial Club ’36; Commercial Contest '34. ’36; French Club '34. '35: Dance Revue '35; Popular Girl '36; Legislative Council ’35; Executive Council ‘36; English Club ’34. ’35. Zola Craner Commercial Course: Seminary Graduate ’36; Secretary to Teacher ’36; Home Economics Club ‘36; Dance Revue '35. PEDIGREES June Crowther Legislative Council '35; Commercial Contest 34; English Club 34. 35, '36; Commercial Club '35. '36; Dress Review '35: Dance Review '35. '36; Fun Frolics '34; Secretary to Teacher '36. Viola Crum Posture Parade '35. '36; English Club '34, '3 5. '36; Photography Club 36; Dramatic Art Club ’34; Fun Frolics ’35. VERG R. Collings Sport Club ‘34; Spanish Club 35, '36; College Preparatory Course. Addie Davis Fun Frolics '33; Dramatic Art Club '33, '34. '35; English Club '34. '35. Helen Demos . Sophomore Play '34; Senior Play '36; English Club '34, 35; Dramatic Art Club '34, '35. '36; Fun Frolics '34; Orchestra '34, '35, '36; German Club '36. Alice Dixon Girls' Athletic Manager '36: Secretary Sophomore Class '34; Legislative Council ’34, '36: Basketball Team '34. '35. '36; Provon-ian Staff '36; Girls’ Council ‘35. '36; Annual Staff '36; Girls' Council '35, ’36; English Club ’34. '35. '36. Dorothy Dixon Executive Council ‘36; Editor Provonian '36; Girls' Extemporaneous Speaking ‘36; Vice-President English Club '3 5; Vice-President Sophomore Class '34; Secretary Dramatic Art Club '3 5; Legislative Council ’34. '35. '36 Sophomore and School Plays '35: Girls’ Annual Staff '36. Norma Dixon Fun Frolic '34; School Play '35; English Club '34, '35; Dramatic Art Club '34. ’35. ’36; Commercial Club '36; Home Economics Club '34. Beth Dorgan Basketball Team ‘34. '35, '36; Baseball '34. '35: Posture Parade '35, '36; Fun Frolics ‘34; Seminary Graduate '35; Senior Play ’36; Dramatic Art Club '34, 35, '36; Dance Revue ‘35. 36. Dean Draper English Club '34, 35, 36; Spanish Club ’34. '35. '36; Commercial Club ’34, 35, '36; Hikers' Club 34, ’35; Legislative Council 36; Commercial Contest ‘36; Secretary to Teacher ‘36. Dorothy Durrant Qui Viva Club ’34, '35, '36: Officer Girls' Organization '36: Posture Parade ’34, '35; Officer Commercial Club '36; English Club '34, '35, '36; Dramatic Art Club '34, '35; Dance Revue ‘35. ‘36; Commercial Contest '34. Ruby Edelman Home Economics Club '34. '35, ’36; Fashion Revue '34. '35, '36; First Aid Team ’34. 35. '36; German Club '36; Dramatic Art Club '34. '35. FLO ELLERTSON French Club ’34, '35, ’36; Dramatic Art Club '34, '35; Dance Revue '35; English Club '35. Robert Eyre Seminary Graduate ’35; Agriculture Club '34. '3 5: College Preparatory Course. Ruth Farmer Girls' Glee ’34. '35: Home Economics Club '35. '36; Fashion Revue '36; Dramatic Art Club '34. David Fielding Senior President ‘36; Basketball 35, ‘36; Executive Council '36; English Club '35. '36: Lettermen's Club 36; Seminary Graduate ‘36; Commercial Club ’35; Boys' Glee 36. Woodrow m. Fillmore College Preparatory Course; Seminary Graduate '36; Bouncers’ Club ’36; Fashion Revue 35. Taylor Finlayson Commercial Club 35. ’36; Bouncers Club '36; Photography Club '36. Louise Firmage French Club '34. '35. ‘36; Dramatic Art Club '34, '35; English Club '34, '35; Fun Frolics '34. Alta Dee Frampton Seminary Graduate '36; Dramatic Art Club ’35; Teacher Secretary '36; English Club '35. Howard Frandsen Band '35, '36; Orchestra 36; Public Service ‘35, 36; Seminary Graduate '36; English Club ’34. Dea M. Frazier Home Economics Club ’34; Fashion Revue 34; Dramatic Art Club '34. ’35. '36; Seminary Graduate 36; Opera '36. FROIS Froisland Band '34, '35. 36; Seminary Graduate 36. Lois Gardner Dance Revue '36; Posture Parade ’36; Art Club '36; Fun Frolics '34. Norma Garrett Qui Viva Club ’34, '35, '36; Commercial Club ’35, '36; Commercial Contest '34; Senior Play 36; Dance Revue '35, ‘36. Nola Goodman Legislative Council ‘34, '35; State Music Festival ’35; English Club ’34, 35; Commercial Club ’36; Teacher’s Secretary ‘36. JACK HALLIDAY Officer Radio Club '36; Art Club '34. '35. ‘36: Seminary Graduate ‘36; Boys' Glee '36. Helen Harrison Dramatic Art Club '34, '35, '36; Opera _ '36: College Preparatory Course. Parker Hanson Seminary Graduate ‘3 5; Photography Club ’36: Boys' Vodie '36: College Preparatory Course. Noel Hatch Photography Club '34. ’36: Radio Club ’36; Debating Club ‘36; Debating ‘36. Darlene Hauser Spanish Club '34, ‘35; English Club '34, ’35; Debating Team 36; Fun Frolics '34. La Nell Hayward President Boys’ Organization ’36; Executive Council '36; Legislative Council '36; English Club ’36; Lettermen's Club '36; Basketball '35. '36: Track '35. '36; Band '34. PEDIGREES Gilbert Haws Band 34. '35. ’36; English Club '36: Orchestra '36. Lillian Haws Basketball '34; Baseball '34. '35; Opera '35. '36; Dramatic Art Club '36; Fashion Revue 34. '36. Robert Hodson Boys’ Vodie ‘36; Yearbook Salesman ‘36; Seminary Graduate ‘36; French Club ‘34. •35. '36: English Club 34. '35; Photography Club '36; Commercial Club '36. LILLIAN HQLLINGSHEAD School Play '34; Provonian Staff '36; Girls' Annual Staff '36; English Club '34. 35. '36: Commercial Contest '3 5. '36; Spanish Club '34. '35: Legislative Council 35: Ec 'retary Senior Class '36. mola Humphrey lic Service Chairman '36: Opera '3 5. ; Spanish Club '35. '36; Posture Parade , '36: State Music Contest '35, ’36: }lish Club '34. ’35. elen Hoover tor Girls’ Annual ’36; Provonian Staff i; Officer Dramatic Art Club '36: Speech urnament '35. '36: English Club '34. '35. : Student Play Director ’3 5, '36: Girls' y Dress Revue '3 5. Ruth Homer I Home Economics Club 34, 35; Dramatic Art Club '35, ‘36: Seminary Graduate ‘35: Fashion Revue ’35. Lynn Huff Seminary Graduate ’36; Track ’34. '35; Photography Club '36: Spanish Club '34, '35. 36; College Preparatory Course. LOUISE JACKSON Seminary Graduate '36; English Club '3 5. '36; Dramatic Art Club '34, '35. '36: Home Economics Club ’34. '35, ’36: Fashion Revue ’34. '35. Mae James v ome Economics Club '34; Teacher's Secretary ’36; Fashion Revue '36. Edna Jensen English Club '34. 35; French Club 34. '35; Commercial Club '35, '36; Scholarship Award '35; Officer Girls’ Organization '35, ’36; Fun Frolics ’34; Executive Council '36. Jack Jensen Football '34, '35. '36; Basketball '34. '35. 36; Opera '35, ’36: Lettermen's Club '36; Year Book Salesman ’34. Kay Jensen Opera ’34. '3 5: French Club '36: Art Club ’36; English Club '35: Boys’ Vodie ’36; Public Service '34, 35, 36. El wood Johnson Football 34, '35; Seminary Graduate ’35; College Preparatory; Radio Club '34. 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'35. ‘36; Home Economics Club 34. '35: English Club '34. '36; French Club '36; College Preparatory Course; Fashion Revue '34. Stanley Jones Hikers' Club '36; Spanish Club ’35. '36; Boys’ Glee ’34; Chorus '3 5, '36. Mary Kirkham Executive Council '36: Basketball '36; Dance Revue ’35. ’36; Seminary Graduate '36: English Club '34. '35, '36; Commercial Club '35. '36; Year Book Salesman '36: Fashion Revue '35, '36. Rachel Knudson Fun Frolics '34; Dance Revue ’35; Dramatic Art Club ’34. '35. '36; Commercial Club ’34, ’35, ’36: Secretary to Teacher '36. James Lake Band ’34; Boys' Vodie ’36: Seminary Graduate '36; Spanish Club '34, ’35; College Preparatory. MAX LAMPH Castle Dale. Utah; English Club ‘36. Paul Larsen Football '34. '35; Basketball '34. '35. '36; Lettermen's Club '36; English Club '34; College Preparatory. Edwin Lewis Seminary Graduate '36; Boys’ Vodie '36: Hikers' Club '36; College Preparatory. Helen Lewis Provonian Staff '36; Girls' Annual Staff ’36; Opera '34. ’35; Commercial Team '36; English Club '34. '35. '36; Dramatic Art Club '34. ’35, '36; Seminary Graduate '35: Girls' Glee '34, '3 5. Marcellas Lewis Seminary Graduate '36; French Club '35; Football '3 5; College Preparatory. Carl Lindley Art Club '35, '36: Hikers Club '36; Boys' Vodie 6. PEDIGREES Helen Rowe Qui Vivj ‘34. 35. '36. Dramatic Art Club '34. 35; Dance Revue ’35. '36: Commercial Club 36. Clifton Scott Boy ' Vodie '36: Sophomore Play '34; School Play '36; Senior Play '36: Speech Contest '36: Opera '36 Music Contest '35, '36; Draniatic Art Club '34. '35, ’36. Ed Sears College Preparatory. Spanish Club '3 5. '36: All Sport Club 35: Dramatic Art Club '35; Choru '34. 35. Mildred Smart Debating 34: Provonian Staff '36; Provost Staff '36; Girls' Annual Staff '36; Legisla live Council '34. '36: Girl ' Council '36 English Club '34. '3.5. '36; Debating Club 36. Jack Smith Opera '34. '35. '36: Boys' Minstrel '35. 36; Tenor Solo '34. ’35. '36; Male Quartet '35. '36 Jess Speckart Editor Boys Issue Provonian: Provonian Staff '36. Football '34. '35; Basketball '34. Track '34; Bouncers' Club '36: Eng lish Club '35. '36; Opera '36. Glen Stevens Band '34. '35: Photography Club ‘35. ’36: Hiker ' Club '35. '36. Ila Stewart Los Angeles, California '34. '3 5; College Preparatory Course. Lowell Stott College Preparatory Course; Photography Club '34. '35. '36; Spanish Club '34. '36 Helen Stringham Uintah High School. Bob Sumner President Class '35; Executive Council '35: Legislative Council '35. Commercial Club '36: Boys' Glee '36; Opera '35: English Club '34. '35: Year Book Salesman '35. Stella Sumner Opera '3 5. '36. Sophomore Play '34; Senior Pay '36. Chairman Lost and Found '36. Dramatic Art Club '34. ’35. '36; English Club '34. ’35: Home Economics Club '34. Frank Sutherland ('.lass President '34. Football 34; Track 34. '35. '36. Bleachers' Squad '36; Officer Boys' Organization '3 5; Executive Council '34; Lettermen's Club '36. Grant Taylor Student Manager ’36: English Club '34. 35. '36. Commercial Team '34; Opera '36; Commercial Club '34. 35. '36: President Ushers' Club '36: Legislative Council ’3 5. George Thatcher Track '34, '35. '36; Sophomore Play '34; Lettermen's Club '36; Photography Club '36: Dramatic Art Club '3 5; Boys' Vodie '3 6. PATRA Thorson Girls' Glee '34; Fun Frolics '34; Opera '3 5. '36; Seminary Graduate '35; College Preparatory Course. Virginia Tucker Legislative Council '34. Fun Frolics '34; Dramatic Art Club '35. Fashion Revue ’35. '36; Opera '3 5; President Home Economics Club '36; Music Contest '3 5. Bill Turner English Club '35; Bouncers' Club ‘36; Boys' Glee '34. 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