Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1937 volume:

1 4 $ 7 MONROE PAXMAN Editor WINSTON DAHLQUIST Business Manager Photography by STOKES STUDIO Covers by KlNGSKRAET Lithographed by Graves tt Potter, Inc. Binding by Stevens Xi Wallis. Inc. £ ?'v''-' 'Ctsvpr t Hjiorcwovii Each student, upon entering high school, enlists in a search for treasures. These treasures are far more priceless and valuable than the gold and precious jewels of the material world. One finds this “treasure trove” in rich friendships, treasured experiences, and bounteous knowledge. In this volume of student life we have symbolized our quest withwhe treasure of legendary buccaneers, and have endeavored up spice the theme with the color and romance of iyh segs a'dventure. j J £« .’ I 5l a_ , gl Jb y l.' - KS x V — t - 0fie ie tti m £)jAA-?f._ JjZ ksti er £_ t yZ, tytAsnuyiA- To the students of the high school, who are in the early stages of a voyage on the sea of life; whose quest is for the treasure trove of health, wealth, happiness, and wisdom, we dedicate this volume. Z aax J? —The Provost () ini|His Views gB SL, . i --tr' Juy ■ •L . jl- JlLJb, yYV y K XAAU The warm spring sun bids us linger on the front steps to read of the latest doings at Provo High ADMINISTRATION CLASSES FEATURES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS STUDENT LIFE In Memoriam They rest beneath the cypress trees And from us they are gone Death has stilled their happy voices But their memories linger on. From our midst they have departed But their memories we revere We shall meet with them in Heaven When our tasks are finished here. —Orvilla Luke Class of '37 Time moves on. In the years of the tomorrow you will turn the pages of this book with memories of Dear Old Provo High. May each word, each picture, and each name renew the intense joy that is yours this day. Sincerely. Mr. Moffitt To the pupils of the Provo High School: It is a source of great satisfaction to the Board of Education to spend night after night planning for you because you are so appreciative of everything that is done to improve your school. Your appreciation is shown by your loyal support to the school, your diligent application to your work, and your desire to maintain continually higher character standards. We congratulate you on the thought, the vitality, and the original artistic features that make this yearbook outstandingly commendable. We appreciate the work of the staff and especially the support of Farrell Collett whom we regret to see leave. Sincerely. H. A Dixon Superintendent J. C. MOFFITT. Principal I HE BOARD OF EDUCATION (reading from left to right) : Bert Crane. Vernard Anderson, vice-president: H. A. Dixon, superintendent: O. A Spear, president: J. Fred Fechser. clerk: Dr. Amos N. Merrill. Algie E. Ballif. % Eunice Bird Speech Instructor B.A. Degree — Attended B. Y. U. Hobbies: reading, music, creative work. Was on Y News Staff. Has appeared in eight major dramatic productions. Officer Mask Club Vice-President Senior Class. Vice President Student Body Summer Session at B. Y U. Helen Alleman Home Economics Instructor B.S. Degree — Attended B. Y. U.. University of Washington. Hobbies: swimming, dancing, and other sports. Woo Club Adviser. Taught at Almo. Nevada. Payson. Provo —and if she could only cook. REES E. BENCH Science Instructor B.S. Degree — Attended B. Y. U.. U of U. Hobbies photography, radio, astronomy, fruit farming, gardening, sports, writing. Travels and goes to school during summer. Owns a resort in Sanpete County. J. C. Moffitt Principal and Psychology Instructor M S. Degree. Principal at Duchesne and Timpanogas School. Director of Research in Provo City Schools. Attended B. Y. U.. U. S. C.. Stanford. Northwestern University. Un iversity of Chicago. Has written articles on Phychology of Race Prcju dices. School Marking Systems. General Educational Administration. Debating in College. Member of Tau Kappa Alpha and Phi Delta Kappa Fraternities. Glen Simmons Coach and Algebra Instructor B.S. Degree — Attended B. Y. U.. U. S. C. Taught at Payson. Carbon. Provo. Three letter man at Payson High School and B. Y. U. Captain of B. Y. U. Football Team. Marine Corp during the war. Marion Robbins Spanish, English. Music Instructor A.B. Degree—Attended U. of U.. University of California. Hobbies: music, swimming. Member of Phi Beta Kappa. Glee Club. U. of U. Newspaper Staff. Played in Octette at U. of U. Asael Fisher Shop and Applied Art Instructor B.S. Degree. Taught at Millard. New Zealand. Ogden. Logan. Provo. Attended U. S. A. C., B. Y. U Hobbies: hunting, gardening, traveling. Carpenter work and schooling during the summer. Harold Boyack Bookkeeping. Social Business, Typewriting Instructor B.S. Degree. Hobbies: athletics, fish ing. Attended B Y. U.. U. S. C Received recognition in Balance Sheet. Magazine for Commercial Teachers, for work at Provo High School. Works or goes to school during summer. Ray Stewart Social Science Instructor A.B. Degree—Attended U. S. C.. University of Chicago. B. Y. U.. U. of U. Hobbies: newspaper work, farming. First place award in four state Tribune contest. Ethel spencer Instructor in Typewriting, Shorthand, Office Practice Attended B. Y. U.. U. S. C.. U. of U.. L. D. S. Business College. Armstrong Business College. Hobbies: flowers, social science, library work Faculty member for eighteen years. Rudolph Reese Mathematics Instructor B.S. Degree. Hobbies: athletics, hunting, farming. Attended B.Y.U. Track man at B. Y. U. Jumped 6' 2 in winning second in R. M. C. competition. Summer: farming, hard work. Ruth Mitchel Typewriting Instructor A. B. Degree. Hobbies: tennis, swimming. volleyball, softball. Attended B. Y. U.. U. of U. Teacher and Secretary of Adult Educational Work. Farrell Collett Art Instructor A.B. Degree. Hobbies: athletics, hiking. hunting, fishing. Attended Chicago Art Institute. University of California. B. Y. U.. Disneys' Studio. Banyan Editor. Student Body President at B. Y. U. Dramatics. Junior Chamber of Com'-merce Award. ZELMA WINTERTON Instructor Journalism. English. French A. B. Degree. Hobbies : reading, writing, traveling, interested In people. Attended B. Y. U.. Wisconsin University. Secretary of Senior Class. Officer in French Club at B. Y. U. Provonian Adviser. Kenneth Weight Science Instructor M.S. Degree—Attended B. Y. U.. University of Chicago. Extension work at U. S. A. C. Hobbies: athletics. photography. Naturalist in Park Service during summer. Basketball Captain at B. Y. U. Played on Springville’s State Championship Basketball Team. Jennie Wilkins Librarian Life Diploma. Attended St. Marks. B Y. U. Hobbies: camping trips, hiking. Taught at St. Marks. Beaver. Bingham. Wallsburgh. Provo. Forty-nine years teaching experience. Once attacked by Indians when crossing the plains. THOMAS DYCHES Coordinator B.S. Degree. Attended B. Y. U.. Stanford. Chicago University. U. of U.. U. S. A. C. Hobby: Garden ing. Principal of Night School. Last summer placed 1 100 people at vari ous jobs. Venise Robison Librarian M.A. Degree. Hobbies: books, photography. traveling, tennis. Attended U. of U.. University of California. Goes to summer school. Certificate for Librarianship. H. R. SLACK Social Science Instructor A.B. Degree — Attended B. Y. U.. University of Southern California Hobbies: gardening, hiking, traveling. debating. Antone K. Romney Social Science Instructor M.S. Degree—Attended Ricks Junior College. U. of U.. B. Y. U.. University of Chicago. Football, basketball, baseball, debating at Ricks. Hobbies: research work, hiking. Principal at Archer. Idaho. Manager of a Motor Company at Idaho Falls. Owned grocery store. Orea B. Tanner English Instructor B.A. Degree. Attended Ricks Junior College. B. Y. U.. University of Chicago. Hobbies: landscaping, poetry. swimming, dancing, tennis. Taught at Idaho Falls. Rexburg and Provo High School. Interested in Political Science. Ernest Paxman Music Instructor State Certificate—Attended B.Y.U., U. of U.. Northwestern University, special music schools at Chicago and New York. Hobbies: gardening, camping trips. Taught at American Fork. Cowley. Wyoming. Ricks Junior College. Provo. Ralph Britsch English Instructor A.B. Degree—Attended Snow College and B. Y. U. Hobbies: reading, singing (and Florence). Taught at Gunnison. Provo. President of Snow College Student Body. Appeared in six college plays. Cougar Quartette. President of Mask Club a B. Y. U. Dorothy Richmond Physical Education Instructor B.S. Degree—Attended B. Y. U.. U. S. C. Hobbies: music, dancing. Member of Phi Delta Pi Fraternity. Danced in Hollywood Bowl last summer. Carol Hinckley School Secretary Attended B. Y. U.. L. D. S. Busi ness College. President of Provo High School Student Body, and edited our first yearbook. College Debating. Hobbies: reading and traveling. Ivan Young Coach and Science Instructor M S. Degree—Attended B. Y. U.. U. A. C.. U. S. C.. Wisconsin University. Chicago University. University of Illinois. Hobbies: athletics. landscaping, hiking, nature study. Originator of Boys' Vodie. Taught at Springville. Snow College. Provo. All-Conference Tackle. Held Conference Pole Vault Record for four years. Irvine Oratorical Contest Winner. Clair Johnson Band Instructor Receives Masters Degree this spring —Attended B. Y. U.. Northwestern University. Taught at Beaver. Springville. Provo. Hobbies: fishing, hunting, hiking. Composed a prize winning band number. Jim Winterton President Doris Crane Vice-President Executive Council F:ront row (left to right) :Mayna Moffitt. Elayne Hinckley. Doris Crane. Alice Bown. Patsy Patterson. Back row: Merlin Slack. Monroe Paxman. Ralph Winterton. Kay Kirkwood. Raymond Dixon. John Angus. Blaine Hardy and Winston Dahlquist. Elayne Hinckley Secretary and Historian Merlin slack Student Manaqer Legislative Onuiuil n First row (left to right) : Wanda McBride. Renee Anderson. Mayna Moffitt. Bonnie Pickett. Patsy Patterson. Second row: Merlin Slack. Doris Crane. Alice Bown. Elayne Hinck ley. Mary Birk. Kay Kirkwood. Third row: Bert Miller. Frank Gardner. John Evans. Robert Moorefield. Robert Ruff Charles DeMoisy. and Blaine Hardy. Geraldine Olsen Girls' Organization Under the direction of the Girls’ Organization. 1936-37 has been filled with activities. Beginning with the Senior Tea. the events included such activities as a skating party at Park Ro-She. a sleigh-riding party, jamboree, swimming party at Arrowhead, and the most important feature of the year—Girls’ Day. GIRLS' COUNCIL Seated: Mildred Peters. Ruth Bylund. Junne Wood. Geraldine Olsen. Standing: Helen Marshall. Birdie Boyer. Virginia Pullen. Gloria Tanner. Boys' Organization The Boys' Organization worked splendidly this year in presiding over the annual Boys' Day. and sponsoring the very successful dance, October 3 1. using the theme Nine Famous Haunts. The officers are: John Angus, president: Bill Preece. vice-president: and Raymond Dixon, secretary and treasurer. Mr. Weight is dean of boys. John Angus Public Service To Mayna Moffitt goes the appreciation of both faculty and students for the efficiency with which she has directed the Public Service Bureau during the year. Supplying program numbers for our assemblies, as well as for other schools, has ma e her assignment faj from simple. Historian Staff These four compile the history of the events that occur daily at dear old P. H. S.. Left to right are Ruth Sutton. Elayne Hinckley, John Evans, and Neva Strate. Lost and Found Chairman Setting a new high standard with his systematic execution of the duties as Chairman of the Lost and Found department, Alfred Newren has many friends because of his restoration of lost articles. Bill Mangum Dramatic Art Club '35: Bouncers Club '37: Basketball '3 7: Billiards '3 7: Tennis '35. 37: Commercial Club '3 7: Debating 37. June Bee Qui Viva Club 35. '36. '37: Secretary Senior Class '3 7; Dance Review '36, '37: Commercial Club '36: English Club ’35. ILENE AFFLICK Opera '35. '36. '37: Music Contest ’35. '36. ’37; Dramatic Art Club '35; A Cappella '35. '36. 37. Evan Aiken Band ’35. '36. '37; Orchestra ’35. '36. '37: English Club '35: '36: Boys’ Vodie ‘36: Opera '3 7. JESSIE JENSEN Orchestra '35. ’36. '37: Band ’35. '36. '37: Dramatic Art ’35. '36. ’3 7: Dance Review '36. ’36. ’3 7: Commercial Club ’37: Seminary Graduate '37. NORDA CHRISTENSEN General Course. Fashion Re view 3 5; Sophomore Play 35; Seminary Graduate 37; Drama tic Art Club 35. 36. LESTER BURNINGHAM College Preparatory. Photography Club 35. 36 LILLIAN NORMAN Opera 35. 36, 37; Dress Review '35. 36 37; Music Contest 35 36. 37; Dramatic Art Club 3 5; A Cappella Choir 35, 36. 37; General Course. ELODIA ASHWORTH Opera 3 7; Chorus '37; General Course. A Cappella Choir 37. CHARLES FUNK Sports Club 35; English Club ’36; Photography Club 35. 36; College Preparatory. THEO MORGAN English Club 36; Sophomore Play 35: Hikers Club 36. 37; Girls Athletic Club 37. Girls Basketball 35. 37. Dramatic Art Club 35. 36. BONNIE JENSEN Ooera 36; German Club 36. English Club '36; Fashion Re view 36; Pleasant Grove 3 5; College Preparatory. NORMA HOOVER General Course. Home Economics Club 36; Fashion Re view 35. 36; Seminary Graduate 36; Dramatic Art Club 37. ELOISE BONNETT Opera 3 7; Senior Play 37; English Club 3 5: Sophomore Play 35: Chorus 35. 36. 37; French Club 35. 36. The able student manager. Merlin Slack, and his advisor. Louise Steet. are the eternal pair” on the campus. Both possess talents in public speaking, and Merlin played an ace game at forward on the Bulldog hoop team. 1 'j MARGARET PAXMAN School Play 37; English Club 36; Bouncers’ Club 37; Dance Re view 35. 36. 37; Qui Viva Club 35. 36. 37; Vice-President Girls Organization 3 6. HOLLIS TAYLOR School Play 37; Senior Play 37; English Club 36: President Debate Club 37; Bouncers' Club 36. 37; Business Manager Provonian 37. GINGER PIERPONT English Club 35; Girls Annual 37: French Club 3 5. 37; Drama tic Art Club 3 5; Provonian Staff 3 5. 3 7; Long Beach Polytcchni que 36. INEZ PERRY Dramatic Art Club '35. Girl ’ Glee '3 5.'36: Commercial Con test ‘16; English Club '36; Commercial Club '37; Com mercial Course. JACK ELI.ISON English Club '36; Vice-Presi dent International Relations Club '37: Commercial Club '36. '37 ELSIE MARROTT English Club '36; Hikers' Club '36. '37; Art Club '35. '36. '37: Commercial Club '36. '3 7; General Course. ELMO MEECHAM Commercial Club 36. GLEN NITA MOIR Home Economics Club '35 Dance Review '35. '36: French Club '3 7: Girls' Athletic Club '37; Girls' Basketball ’37; Girls' Glee '37 IRVIN WISEMAN Cheer Leader '37; Opera ’35. '36: Bouncers' Club '3 7; Legislative Council '37: Boys' Vodie '35: Band 35. '36. BF.LVA RIDING Dance Review '35: Home Economics Club '3 5. '3 7; Fash ion Review '36. '37; Seminary Graduate '36. DEXTER NORTON Hikers' Club '36; Boys' Glee '3 7; College Preparatory HELEN MAYNARD Spanish Club '35; Opera '35. 36. '37; Girls' Glee '36. '37; A CappeIJa Choir '3 6. '37; Music Contest '35. '36. '37; Hikers' Club '36. ♦Putting life into the student body seems to be the objective of these three. ■'Rass” and “Irv'r are on the school cheering staff. Add Huck.” and a trio of practical jokers is the result. WALDO JACKSON Boys' Glee '36. 37; College Preparatory. HELEN WILSON Fashion Review 36: Dramatic Art '36. 37; Dance Review '36: Commercial Club '3 7; Hikers' Club '3 7: Home Economics Club '36. FRANK JOHNSON Boys' Glee '36: Spanish Club '36 Vice-President Spanish Club '37 Senior Play 37; Opera '3 7. RUTH SUTTON English Club '36; Dance Rc view '35. '37; Historian Staff '37: Dramatic Art Club '35; Commercial Club '36. LEE PETERSON College Preparatory. DORA JANE STRICKl.EY Opera '3 6. '37; Orchestra '35. '36. '37: English Club '36: Spanish Club '35. '36; Dramatic Art Club '36. '37; Art Club ‘37 MERLIN SLACK Scholarship Award '35; Tennis '35. '36. '37; Debating '35. '36. '37: Basketball 36. 3 7: Commercial Team '36: Student Manager '3 7. LOIS STRONG Seminary Graduate '36; Home Economics Club '35: Hikers Club '36; Fashion Review '35; Opera '3 7. FERRAI. MASON Radio Club '35; Boys' Vodie '3 6. '37: Assistant Director Boy's Vodie '3 7. LEONA BEVERIDGE English Club '36: Dance Review '36; Hikers Club 36. '37; Home Economics Club '3 6. DON RICHMOND Boys' Glee ‘35: Spanish Club '36: French C ub '36: Photography Club ‘37; College Preparatory. MARY BETH GRAY Spanish Club '35: Dramatic Art Club '35. '36. '37; Opera '3 7; A Cappella Choir '3 6. '37; Music Contest '3 5. '37; Band '35. Intelligent, pun nil y” humorous, possessor of a fetching smile, and Editor of the prizewinning Provonian.” Patsy Patterson is otherwise a “cute kid.” and our nomination for the Poison Ivy Club. A CHESTER OLSEN Sports Club '35; Boys' Vodie '3 5. '36. '3 7; Seminary Graduate '36: Photography Club '3 7; Opera '3 6. ’37; A Cappella Choir '36. '37. MAXINE TUCKER Fashion Review ’3 6. 37; Girls' Lounge Monitor '37; Senior Tea '37; Dramatic Art Club '35. '36. '3 7; Home Economics Club '3 5. '36. '37: Commercial Club ‘35. '36. '37. MARCUS HITCHCOCK Photography Club '3 5. Hikers Club '35; Spanish Club '35: French Club '36. '37; Art Club '35. GLORIA MARIS Ouray. Colorado '3 5. ‘36: Home Economics Club '37; Debate Club ‘3 7; Hiking Club ‘37 ROBERT RUFF Photography Club President '37; Legislative Council 37; Chorus '35. '36. ’37; English Club '36. '37; Opera '36. '3 7; Scholarship Award '3 5 ELAYNE HINCKLEY Secretary and Historian of Student Body '37; Secretary Treasurer of Junior Class '36. Ushers' Club '37; Seminary Graduate '36; English Club ‘ 36 . Typical Girl '3 7. RUSSELL LEWIS Hikers' Club '36. '37; Semi nary Graduate '36: College Preparatory Course. BARBARA WARDE Spanish Club '35: English Club '36: Dramatic Art Club '35. '37; Commercial Club ’35; '36. '37. HAROLD PETERSON All Sports' Club '35; French Club '3 6. '3 7; Photography Club '36. '37. BLANCHE ANDER Dance Re( Seminary Gra E c o n c Hikers' Clu %3 '36; DranUV Art C dale Ja %Wgo, School P r3 6 French C ' ) 05: French 0V'36. 37 J a 1 ' JOHN ANGUS Lettermen's Club '35. '36. 37; Bleachers' Club '37; President Boys' Organization '37; Football '36, ‘37; Opera '3 7. Boys' Vodie '36. EFFIE ANDERSON Editor Girls' Annual '3 7; Feature Editor Provonian 37; Seminary Graduate '36: English Club '36. French Club '3 6: Annual Staff '36 GARN HARWARD Opera ’35. '36. 37; A Cappella Choir '36. '37; Chorus B '35; Boys' Glee '36; Radio Club '3 5. WESTON JACOBS Spanish Club '35. '36; lege Preparatory. INA MANN Home Economics '3 5. ERWIN STRONG Boys' Glee '36. '3 7; Track '36. '37. Col ARDIS WALKER Orchestra '3 6. ’3 7; Art Club '37; A Cappella Choir '36. '37; English Club '36; Music Festival '36. '37. FRED HARDING Radio Club 35; Hikers' Club '36. '37: Seminary Graduate '37. NEDRA LARSEN Assistant Editor Provonian ‘3 7; Sophomore Play '37; Senior Play '3 7; President Dramatic Art Club '3 7; English Club '36; Speech Contest '3 6. JACK HARRISON Band 35. '36. '37; Orches tra '35, '36. '37; Sophomore Play '35; Senior Play '37; Boys' Glee '3 6. '37; Pep Band '3 5 MARJORIE RICHARDSON College Preparatory GRANT FISHER Opera '36. '37; Hikers' Club '36; Photography Club '36. '3 7; Bouncers' Club '3 6. '37; Ushers' Club '35; English Club '36. VIRGINIA SAFFORD Home Economics '35; School Play '36; Dramatic Art Club '35. '36: Dance Review '3 7. HAWLEY CLARK Band '3 5. '3 6. '3 7; Orchestra ‘35. '36. '37; Dance Orchestra '37. RUTH BYLUND Dance Review '36. '37; Seminary Graduate '36; Girls' Monitor '37; English Club '36; Girls' Athletic Club '37. The little feller in front, contrary to many beliefs, does not belong with an organ grinder. He is Mink'' Dixon, one of the ad-getters. holding hands with some of the more attractive members of the Provonian’' staff. Ginger Pierpont. Joyce Bee. and Betha Wag-staff. MILDRED BOYD Dramatic Art Club ‘35; Art Club 3 7: English Club ‘36; College Preparatory. JIM WINTERTON Student Body President '37; Ushers' Club '37; Cheer Leader ’36; Legislative Council ‘35, '36. '37; English Club '36: Boys' Vodie '3 6. LOIS FRANDSYN School Play '37; Vice-President Debate Club '37; Lcgisla live Council '3 7; Dramatic Art Club '36. '3 7; English Club 36. ROBERT STRONG Band 'J5. '36. '37; Boys' Vodie '36. '37; English Club '35. MINA RIDING Dramatic Art Club '3 5: Dance Review '3 5. '3 6. '37. Opera '3 7; Qui Viva Club '3 5. 36. '37; Girls' Glee 35. '36. '37. RALPH WINTERTON Cheer leader '36. '37; Boys' Vodie '36. '37; Seminary Grad uate '36: Executive Council '37; Bouncers Club '37; Hikers' Club President '3 7. BLANCHE RUST Officer Dramatic Art Club '3 6. 37; Sophomore Play 35. School Play 3 7; English Club '36. '37; Fashion Review '35. '36; Home Economics Club '35. GLEN ALLEN Photography Club '35. '36. '37; Orchestra '3 5. FAE BURCH Seminary Graduate '36; Legislative Council '35. '36; English Club '35. '36. '37. Bouncers Club '36. '37. ♦This. ladies and gentlemen is a scene taken approximately twenty seconds before the most interesting snow fight of the season. Pranky Stella Madsen, golden-voiced Garn Harward. and friendly Ruth Sutton were the covictims. BILL PRUSSE Senior Play '3 7; Boys' Vodie '36. '3 7; Commercial Club '37. Seminary Graduate '37: German Club '36: English Club '36 ALENE HAYCOCK Dramatic Art Club '35; Fashion Review '35: Secretary German Club '36; Photography Club '36: Home Economics Club '3 5; First Aid Team '35. O. NEIL JENSEN Seminary Graduate '36; Hikers Club '35. '36. ‘37: Commercial Club '36. '37. PAUL BROWN All Sports Club '54. 35; Semi nary Graduate '36: All Boys’ Vodie 36. '3 7; Opera ’3 7; Photography Club ’3 7; A Cappella Choir ’36. 37. EDITH LAMBERT English Club ’36: Dance Review ‘3 5; Home Economics Club '3 5; Bouncers Club ’36. ’3 7; Commercial Club ’36. ’37. Teacher’s Secretary ’36. HENRY BOURNE Track ’35.’36. 37; Basketball ’35. ’36; Foot Ball ’35; English Club ’36 MILDRED JUDD French Club 35. '36: Drama tic Art Club ’ 3 7. DON PROWS Hikers’ Club 35. ’36. '37; Art Club ’37. ELVERDA SIMPKINS Hikers’ Club ’36. 37: Home Economics Club '3 5 . DON McAFFE Band '35, 36. ’37; Orchestra ’35. ’37; Hiker's Club ’36. 37. AFTON KIMBER North Sevier High Commercial Club ’3 7; NELDON SMOOT Bouncers Club ' 36.’37: Art C'ub '35. ’36: Hikers Club '36. ’37: Sophomore Play ’36. '37: Senior Play '36. ’37. School. MAYNA MOFFIT Dance Review '35: Provonian Staff '3 7: Commercial Contest '3 5; English Club '36: School Opera '35. '36. '37: Public Service Chairman ’37. VAL KILLPACK Radio Club '3 7: Seminary Graduate. College Preparatory. ETHEL CLARK Dramatic Art Club '37; B. Y. High '35. '36 ♦Whether or not she's asking for a loan, we're unable to state, but Elayne Hinckley. Secretary of the Student Body, elected Typical Girl, seems to be having quite the time with genial Stephen Clark. ROBERT MOORE FIELD Band ’35. 36.'37; Orchestra '36: French Club ‘36. 37: Legislative Council ’37. GARDA PEHRSON English Club '36; French Club '36. 37: Orchestra '36. 37. GLENN KNUDSEN Seminary Graduate '36; Opera '3 7; College Preparatory. GEORGE RALSTON Football '35. '36. '37; Track '37: Opera '36. '37; Boy's Glee '35: College Preparatory. FAY MERRY WEATHER Seminary Graduate '36; Dance Review 35: Art Club '37; Hikers' Club '36.. '37; Girls Athletic Club '37 WILLIAM GOULD Spanish Club 35. '36; Leg islative Council '3 6: College Preparatory. VIRGINIA BURNINGHAM Lincoln High '35. '36; Opera '3 7; Home Economics ’3 7. Seminary Graduate '37. BILL PREECE English Club '36: Vice-President Boys Organization '3 7; Lettermens' Club '3 7; Bleachers' Club '37: Legislative Council '36: College Preparatory. STELLA MADSEN Dramatic Art Club '35. '36. English Club '36; Dance Re view '3 5. 37; Qui Viva Club '37: Commercial Club '36. '37. BESSIE STEVENS Dramatic Art Club '35: Dress Review '35: Dance Review 36: Hikers' Club '36. '37 COY HOWARD Photography Club '35. '36. '37; Basketball '37 LOIS STEWART Home Economics Club '3 5. '3 6. '37; Spanish Club 35. '36.'37; Opera '35. '36.'37; A Cappella Choir '35. '36. ‘37; English Club '35; Hikers Club 36. '37. Mr. and Mrs. is not the name. Blaine Hardy declared emphatically, when quizzed by one of our worthy question askers. He is president of the Seniors, and spends his spare time in two ways: studying Einstein, and? (The girl with him is Marjorie Schofield). JUNK Me Review Y. U. HILDA ROWLEY Commercial C o u r e , Commercial Club 36: English Club ‘36; Spanish Club '3 7. JIMMY STRONG Art Club '3 5. 36. '37. Hikers' Club 36. '37; Art Edi tor Provost '3 7. BARTON Pleasant '3 5. 36: Dance '3 5; Orchestra 3 7; B Symphony '3 7 GRANT WARD School Play 35; Dramatic Art Club '35. '36: Sports Club '35. '36 MARJORIE NELSON Dance Review '3 5. '36: Opera '36. '37: Sports Club 16; Home Economics 36. 37. Hikers' Club '36; Photography '3 6. CLARK YOUNG HELEN MARSHALL Vice-President Senior Class '3 7; Seminary Graduate ’36; Posture Parade ’35; Dance Review ’3 5. '3 7; Girls' Athletic Club '37. BLAINE HARDY English Club ’36; Hikers Club ‘37; Senior Class President '3 7; Seminary Graduate 37; College Preparatory. JUNNE WOOD Elsie C. Carrol Medal '36: Provonian Staff '37; Girls' An nual '37; Debating '37 These three becoming girls are said to be the sponsers of the little heard-of Laughing Contest. From left to right. Beth Connell. Bessie John son. and Theo Morgan. MURRAY WAID Hikers' Club 36. '37; Spanish Club '36. '37. MILDRED PETERS Dance Review '3 5. '36; Dress Review '35; Girls' Athletic Manager ’3 7; Girls' Athletic Club 37: Girls' Basketball ’36, ’37; Girls' Softball Team ‘ 3 5. DICK POPE Boys' Vodie '36, '37; Bouncers' Club 37; Track '36, ‘37; Lettermen's Club '37; College Preparatory. BETH PENDLETON Debating ‘3 5: English Club ‘36. ’37; Dance Review 36, Home Economics '37; Basketball '37; Seminary Graduate '36. DARRELL STRINGFELLOW College Preparatory. Eng lish Club '36; Hikers' Club '36. '37 LEONA JOHNSON Seminary Graduate ‘36; Opera '37; Dramatic Art Club '35. '36: Home Economics 35; Opera '37. CHARLES SPURRIER Extemp. Speaking '37; Photo graphy Club '3 5. '36; Opera '36. '37; Orchestra 36. '37. LOIS HERBERT French Club ' 35. '36; Posture Parade 36; Band Contest '35. '36. 37; A Cappella Choir '35; '36. '37; Chorus '35; Hikers' Club '3 7. KENDALL RASMUSON Seminary Graduate '37; Boys' Glee 37; Band ’3 5; College Preparatory. THAIS MINER Seminary Graduate '36; Pos ture Parade '36. '3 7; Dance Review 36: Photography Club 35. 36; Debate Club ’37. Commercial Club '36. '37. DEAN SPACKMAN North Cache High School 35; Hikers' Club '36: Dramatic Art Club '3 7; College Preparatory. Nedra Larsen, president of the Dramatic Art Club. Associate Editor of The Provonian,” active in dramatics, etc., is the sophisticated “miss” on whom we're betting our dime to make a success in this world by following one of her many talents. GERALDINE OLSEN Dance Review 35. '36; Dramatic Art Club ‘35. ’37; English Club ‘36: President Girls' Organization '3 ; Seminary Graduate '36: Home Economics '36. HYRUM NILSEN General Course. LA FAWN DANIELS Glee '37; General Course. GRACE HALL Dincf Review '35; Dramatic Art Club '35: English Club '36: Semi nary Graduate '37: Commercial Club '37. RENEE ANDERSON Ushers' Club ‘37: Seminary '3 7; Legislative Council '3 5. ’36; Fashion Review '35. '36. '37; Dance Review '35: English Club '36. NORMA LAWS Dramatic Art Club '35. 37: German Club '36: English Club ‘36; Home Economics '3 7: Seminary Graduate '36: Fashion Review ‘35 EDNA MYERS Fashion Review ’3 7: Dramatic Art Club '36: Dance Review '3 5: Opera '3 7. FAE PROBERT Legislative Council '3 5; Bookkeeping Team '36; English Club ’36: Secretary Commercial Club '37: Teacher's Secretary '37. BETHA WAGSTAFF Provonian Staff '3 7; Commercial Club '35. 36: Dance Review ’35, ’36: Dramatic Art Club '35. ’36; Girls Annual 37. REED ERCANBRACK Seminary Graduate ‘36; Opera '36. '37; Boys' Vodie 36. 37; Boys' Glee '3 5; Chorus '36 JOYCE BEE Qui Viva '36. ’37; Provonian Staff ’37; Dance Review '36. '37; Commercial Club '36: English Club 36: College Preparatory. LAMOND ELLIOTT Orchestra '35; Band ’35. '36. 37; Opera '36. '37: Dramatic Art Club '36; Photography Club '36: Seminary Graduate. ’Senator” DeMoisy, good - looking legislative council member, and Robert Ruff, future Rhodes Scholar, arrive fifteen minutes early, for once. DORIS CRANE Scholarship Award '35; Vice President Student Body 37; Vice-President Junior Class '36; Commercial Team 3 5; President Spanish Club '36; Bouncers' Club '36. '37. LESTER PRESTWICH Art Club '36. '37; Hikers' Club '37. MYRLEEN HENR1E Seminary Graduate ‘36: Dress Review 3 5; Home Economics '3 5. ’3 6. '3 7: Photography Club 36. 37; Hikers' Club '35. FOCH BENEVENT French Club ’36; Boy ' Vodie '36: Football '36. '3 7; Stage Manager '37: Hikers' Club '36. '37: Lettermen's Club '36. '37. ORVIl.LA L.UKF. Opera '36. '37; Chorus 35. '36. '3 7; A Cappella Choir '36. '37: School Play ‘37; Dramatics '35. '36. '37; Publ.c Service '36. '37. PAUL SINGLETON Track '3 7; Boys' Glee '3 5: Boys' Vodie '36. '3 7; College Preparatory: Commercial Club '37. ALICE DOWN Ushers' Club '37; Sophomore Play 35; Dance Review '3 5. ’36. ‘37; Commercial Club '35. '36; Dramatic Art Club ‘35. '36; President Qui Viva Club 37. LOLA COX Opera '35. '36: Hikers' Club '3 6. '3 7; Fashion Review '35: Dramatic Art Club '35. '36: Legislative Council '37 GENE HIATT French Club '37: English Club '36. Home Ec. Club '35: Seminary Graduate '37: College Preparatory. DONETTA MILLER Dance Review '35: Dress Review '35. '36: Seminary Graduate '36; Dramatic Art Club '35: Secretary Photography Club '3 7; Vice-President Home Ec. Club '36. WINIFRED TURNER Carbon High School '36: Cityside High School '35: College Preparatory MYRLE WILDE Dance Review '35. Fashion Review '35. '37: Dramatic Art Club '35: President Home Ec. Club '37. The ‘Senior Beard - growing Contest” winners convene to discuss the latest methods of cultivating good shrubbery. Ralph Hixon. (reddest), Russel Joyner (cutest). Lyle Williams (fuzziest), admire the “best all-around beard.” grown by Reed Ercanbrach. CATHERINE SOUTER Dress Review 35; Hikers' Club '37: Seminary Graduate '36. Home Ec. Club 35. '36. '37 BETH CARLSON Art Club '35. '36; Dance Review '35: Hikers' Club '35. 36: Dra matic Art Club '35; Qui Viva Club 35. '36. '37. KAY RUSSELL Radio Club 35. English Club '36: Commercial Club '36. ’37; College Preparatory. DONNA KNUDSEN Sophomore Play ' 3 5 . Fashion Review '3 5: Dance Review '35: Dramatic Art Club '35. '36; Seminary Graduate '35; Commercial Club '36. MAE WILLIAMS Senior Play '37; Dramatic Art Club ‘35. '36: Opera ‘36. '37; Orchestra '35. 37: Dance Review '3 5. larue taylor Payson High School '3 5. '36: Dramatic Art Club '37; Commercial Club '3 7: Teachers' Secretary '37. MARY BIRK Dramatic Art Club '35: Sem tnary Graduate '36; Fashion Re view '36: Photography Club '3 7: Home Ec. Club '3 7; Legis lative Council '37. DOROTHY ANN TURNER Commercial Team '36: Span i'h Club 35. 36: English Club '36; Bouncers' Club '3 7; Opera 35. 36. '37; Girls' Glee '35. ALFRED L. NEWREN Orchestra '3 5; English Club '36; Seminary Graduate '36: Scholarship Award '36; Bounc ers Club 36. ‘3 7: Chairman Lost and Found '3 7. LOREE CHRISTIANSEN Dramatic Art Club '35. '36. '3 7; English Club '36; Assistant Director Sophomore Play '3 7. Commercial Course. THELMA WILSON Basketball '36. '37; Girls' Athletic Club '37; Seminary Graduate '36: Dramatic Art Club '3 6. '3 7: Fashion Review '36: Commercial Club ’36 ‘37. BERTHELDA FARRER Fashion Review '37; Opera '36. '37; Hikers' Club '36. '37. ♦The senior girls entertain the juniors and sophomores at the annual Senior Tea. The program featured a fashion review and musical numbers. jfl WOODROW CLARK Football 36. 3 7: Lcttermens Club '3 7; Track 3 7; Band '35; Radio Club '35. MERA PACK Provonian Staff '37; Seminary Graduate '36: Girls' Glee '36: Dance Review '35. '36: English Club '36; Hikers’ Club '35. '36. RAYMOND DIXON Secretary Boys' Organization '3 7; Assistant Business Manager Provonian '3 7; Football 36. '3 7; Boys' Vodic 36: Commercial Club '36. Hikers' C'ub '35. '36. '37 ELEANOR GOLDING French Club '15. 16. '17; Hikers’ Club '36; English Club '16; Provonian Staff '17: President Art Club ’17; Art Editor Girls' Annual 17. ELTON PE AY Band '35. ’36. '57; Boys' Vodie ’56. ’37. BARBARA KELSEY Dance Review ’35: Hikers' Club 16; Home Ec Club ’37; Dramatic Art Club '17. DARWIN HOWELL Track ’37; College Prcpara tory: Seminary Graduate '36 Band ’35. ’36. 17. MILDRED NIELSEN Fashion Review'36: Seminary Graduate ‘36: Home Ec. Club 16. ’37: Girls’ Basketball ’36. 37; Dramatic Art Club '37: Dance Review '35. '36. '37. FRED HARDING Radio Club 15: Hikers' Club '36. '37; Seminary Graduate '37. BESSIE JOHNSON Opera '3 7: Senior Play '3 7: School Play '35: Fashion Review '36: Seminary Graduate '36: Dramatic Art Club '35. 36. '37. GRANT MADSEN English Club '36; Track '15. '16. 37: Basketball 15. '36: Lettermen’s Club ' 16. '37; Vice-President Boys Organization '36. HAZEL MCDOWELL Band 15. 36. 17: Orchestra 36. 37; Dramatic Art Club •35. 36. 37. V MAN Course: A JLjikerY Club 3 cr?vT v' i CHMO Play '3 Fashil b 3tf: •Presides Dane! Rci ♦Probably the best dressed girl in Provo High School. Renee Anderson, receives this recognition through her own sewing ability. She also rates high on the popularity list. i ' M Eompct itiw j (Hay M • 1 i Dr a nbnc ■ rt XINE BJERJREGAARD ngfiih Club ‘16: Hikers' C’.ub Girls' Gl« f'16: Dance Review '36: Fishion Review '35: matic Art Club ’35. 36. 37. WINSTON DAHLQUIST Dramatics '37; Athletics '56. '37; Provonian Staff '37; Jun ior President ’36; Business Manager Provost '3 7; Sophomore Vice-President 35. PATSY PATTERSON School Play ’35; Editor Pro-vonian ’3 7; Executive Council ’37; Legislative Council ’3 5; French Club ’35, ’36. ’37: Business Manager Girls’ Annual ’37. JOHN EVANS Debating ’3 7; Typical Boy ’37; Provost Staff '37; Historian Staff ’3 7; Legislative Council '3 7; President Bouncers' Club ‘37. MAURINE CLEGG Opera 37; Band '35. ’36. ’3 7; Sophomore Play ’3 5; Eng lish Club 3 5. ’36; Dance Re view ’35, ‘36. ‘37; Dramatic Art Club '36. ’37. GRANT DIXON Band ’35; Hikers' Club ’37; English Club 36; Provost Staff '37; Photography Club ’3 7; Dramatic Art Club '35. EVELYN CLARK Opera ’36. ’37; Commercial Contest 36; Bouncers' Club '36. ’37; Dance Review '35. '36. 37; Qui Viva Club '35. 36. ‘37; Feature Editor Provonian ’37. MONROE PAXMAN School Play ’3 7; Debating ’3 6. '3 7; Editor Provost '3 7; Sophomore Play '35; President English Club '36; Extemporan eous Speaking '36. '37. HAZEL BIRD French Club ’37; English Club ‘36; Bouncers’ Club ’36. '37; Provonian Staff 3 7: Dance Review ‘35. '37; Qui Viva Club '36. ’37. MARK BOYLF English Club '36; Bouncers' Club ’3 7; Debaters' Club '36. Boys’ Vodie '36. ’37; Commercial Club '37; Seminary Graduate ’37. Grant Fisher, marvel at fluttering feminine hearts, and a coming advertising man clings to Hazel Bird, coy Qui Vi. who attempts to make up for her lack in height by casting long glances at a plus-six-footer. NEVA STRATE English Club ’36; Bouncers' Club ’37; Historian Staff '37; Commercial Club 36. '37; Dance Review ’35. ’36. ’37; Qui Viva Club '35. ’36. ’37. CHARLES DEMOISY Band '36. '37; Hikers’ Club 37; College Preparatory; Legislative Council '3 7. ALICE HIGGINS Athletic Club 37; Posture Parade '36; French Club '36. '37; Dramatic Art Club '3 5; Fashion Review 35. '37; Dance Review 35. 36. ’37. Left to right, by rows: Jimmy Strong (right), locks horns with a deer Have you had your picture taken for the Provost? Hello-o-o How's the barley crop this year? Beau Brummel The Wintertons Oops Sleepy. Don? Could it be a ''Whiz-Bang”? What Big ears you have, grandma! Beth Margie Frank Barbara Connie Connell Spaulding Terry Anderson Adams GLORIA TANNER ROY BROWN LYLE BOYDEN DO HIAyVT IDA NU |LYN COCHRAN iDUCKETT ROWAN it fc)RED OLSEN Inche WEIGHT I. D f) BOSHARD TIE PETERSON LAZELLE OVERLY tITH FALKNER KARL BECK MAURINE STARTUP GLADYS MADSEN PHYLLIS ANDERSON EVELYN BETH JACOBSEN SWARD NELLIE WORTHEN MAX ELLIOTT JUNE GEASE SADONIA LARSEN IRENE KIRK KEITH JACOBSON VIRGINIA BOOTH CORA JACKMAN EDITH PETROFF CATHERINE SMITH JOYCE JOLLEY STANFORD GEASE RAE BUCKLEY ROSE HEAVENER HELEN JOHNSON BETH BIRD WANDA PECK ZOLA JOHNSON GRACE GRAY GARTH FRAZIER BERNICE BUSH DONNAVIEVE ANDERSON LEGRANDE FLACK FLORENCE DUNNE DEAN CONDER VIRGINIA JONES DOYLE CHRISTENSEN ANGUS BACKMAN EVA JOHNSON GLEN GAGEN VELMA DENHALTER MARK ANDERSON FERN MOUNTFORD KAY KIRKWOOD DOROTHY WARD GLGflfA DV VIS lUL£ASMUSs}N GWENDfTf Y sT yJON MARION BAIRD L r _ EVELYN JACOBSON _ k n BOB JOHNSON r«L c BONNIE PICKETT MARJORIE HANSEN BEVERLY NEWREN GENEVIEVE SMART RACHEL JACKSON MARIE HOLDER LOLA HARRIS MAURINE MOFFITT MARGARET PASSEY LUCILLE HARRIS CHAMP TANNER RHODA KING DOROTHY GOATES FLORENCE YOUNG JUNA CHRISTIANSEN LOIS DURRANT RALPH HIXSON JUNE SORENSON HANNA JACKSON MAURINE EAST JOYCE ADAMSON ELMER BACKMAN VIRGINIA PULLEN CLINTON LEE ELMER ANDERSON BETTY VERA NONA MILDENHALL DIXON THORSON BILLIE MEDLIN % Sophomore Class Officers Birdie Boyer Betty Simmons Vice-President Secretary Ned Pope President L OUISE SIMONS DONNA NDREW ALENE Terry lOUISE Johnson Betty Jane. Robinson ROMANIA ALLRED DEAN WORKMAN ANNE SLICK DUANE BARRETT HAROLD BANDLEY KATHLEEN OKERLUND BILL SELCK LEAH HUNTER NADINE HAWS WARREN KIMBER LEDELL BULLOCK TOM PURVANCE KENNETH MADSEN LUCILE BRODERICK DELONG MORRIS MILDRED COX DOROTHY PRUSSE EUGENE BOSWELL VELMA HATFIELD BERT FARLEY DONNA STEWART BERT BENCH ELAINE GOULD DALE GARDNER LEDGER FREE FAY RICHARDSON LEGRAND GUYMON MAXINE PARKER LEE PREECE DONNA NESBIT ARVIL BANKS BEVER LEE BOYES MARTHA DENNIS ERNEST CLARK JEAN TAYLOR MACK JUDD MAX DIX ROMA CHRISTENSEN MARK SNOW LAGEAN ADAMSON DONNA MAE ASHTON REED NILSEN NORMA TAYLOR BLAINE SNYDER RAY JANSON LUCILE NELSON STANLEY BROWN LOUISE DIXON PAUL SLACK ANNA NELSON BERT MILLER HAZLE PALFREYMAN GLORIA SIMMONS BILL JONES RHEA CHRISTENSEN EPHRIAM HATCH FRANK GARDNER ERMA MCGUIRE LEO FERRE BERNICE JEPPSON DOROTHY BOYLE GENE TALBOT ROSALIND DAHLQUIST ROBERT MACKINZIE HOMER CLARK BEULAH HATCH VICTOR BRIMHALL CAROL WOODWARD ELINOR CRITCHLOW NED POPE ANNE JUDD LEONARD MADSEN FAUN JACOBSON NORMA DANGER FIELD DOROTHY MERRILL LULA HERBERT MARY SNELL MARIE CLEGG MARJORIE CLARK MARJORIE DECKER FRANCES MILLER EDITH WILLIAMS RUTH LAMBERT MYRI.E LIVINGSTON LINDA SPACKMAN MAXINE CLARK LEVI PACE BETTY SIMMONS LUCILLE CARLSON ARDELLA ANDERSEN PINA MAXFIELD JOY PHILLIPS SHIRLEY HUNTER VYLA MILLET VIRGINIA LARSEN ELIZABETH DONE BETH MINER AZONA FARR MARJORIE HUFF BIRDIE BOYER ENID PENDLETON ALICE TURNER MARJORIE BOSHARD BERNICE GARDNER GERALDINE LOY MAX JOHNSON EDITH MOORE FERRIS DRAPER ELAINE PETERSON DAISY MAY SCOTT CHARLETTE HENROID BEVERLY CHERRINGTON U+SC o £Zs MC oj S xvLaz To the usually unsung heroes, whose loyalty and perseverance have been pronounced in the routine tasks which are indigen ous to all school functions: to students who. after the bell has rung the curfew to regular school activities, work steadfastly on. that others may enjoy the richness of extra-curricular activities, we dedicate these pages. '£ Zcisl£' . e.f. MERLIN SLACK Business. Debating ORVILLA LUKE Music EVAN AIKEN Music DEAN STEINEKERT Music JIMMY STRONG Art ELEANOR GOLDING Art FAE PROBERT Commercial INEZ PERRY Commercial BETH PENDLETON Commercial MONROE PAXMAN Yearbook GRANT DIXON Yearbook JIM WINTERTON Student Government RULON JOHNSON Athletics MILDRED PETERS Athletics WINSTON DAHLQUIST Dramatics ELOISE BONNETT Dramatics MAYNA MOFFITT General Service RENEE ANDERSON General Service EFFIE ANDERSON Journalism NEDRA LARSON Journalism PATSY PATTERSON Journalism COY HARWARD Photography GLEN ALLEN Photography THAIS MINER General Service Honorable Mention YEAR BOOK SALESMEN 3 n uam. 'Uyfiicu % Cinnamon - haired, blue - eyed, serious, but not enough to conceal a delightful personality possesses most unique blush in the school, but resents his red hair member of yearbook staff, debater — and more than that—a gentleman 'ZJtjfiicaC %[ School's champion laugher, giggler and holler-louderer! pet hobby is tending her little nephew Danny, and slipping her shoes off in class secretary and historian developed a Joe E. Brown smile and a long neck during the campaign, besides a countless number of friends always an A student and is an all-around good person dxcxne. iJ ojiuLat Eight hundred students can't be wrong brunette, vocalist, outstanding leader in all school activities likes milk nickels and Glen Allen studious, and possesses a vivacious personality we think she is a queen for remaining true to one man n±on Lpojxu[ui 'JBoij Athletic manager for Bulldog teams likes peanuts in celo-phane bags and has an affinity for Alice three letterman for -s in's track, basketball and football has made a brilliant showi sports can talk and feel heard and he make good V The Boys’ Vodie, staged March fourth and fifth, under the direction of Ivan Young, assisted by Merrili Croft and Maurine Clegg, was a tremendous success. The cast is shown above. Below is pictured the assembly January 22. The cast, reading from left to right: Winston Dahlquist as Hugh Ingles Margaret Paxman as Dagmer Carroll Dean Stieneckert as Elliot Kimberly Olive Lloyd as Mrs. Bradley Ivan Nelson as Leo Day Lois Frandsyn as Lois Ingles Monroe Paxman as Bernard Ingles Kay Kirkwood as. Ronald Murdock ★ Blanche Rust as Ruth Ingles Orvilla Luke as Rhoda Jack n as Noel Derby Hollis Taylor as Bradley Ingles Louise Street as Julia Murdock se Hangs High By Lewis Beach Presented as the Annual Competitive Play December 9. 1936 HIGH SCHOGL PLAY PRAISED Creditably Provo high’s students presented their interpreta tion of Lewis Beach’s, “The Goos Hangs High.” annual-student bod' competitive play, staged last nigh in the high school auditorium. From the lives of the Ingles, modern-day family, the autho; takes his theme that although outwardly children of today may appear less sentimentally observant of their parents, nevertheless there is beneath their exteriors the warmth of family affection —Provo Herald. December 10. 1936. ♦Lois Frandsyn. Blanche Rust. Hollis Taylor, and Margaret Paxman as they appear on the campus. Sophomore Play Appreciated By Large Audience The Adventures of Tom Sawyer By Wii.b jr Braun Presented by the Sophomore Class November 12. 19 6 Provo Herald. Novembei Huck. Amy. and Tom.’ better known as Tom Purvance. Birdie Boyer, and Laurence Graham, smile for the photographer. Opera “The Marriage of Nannette.” presented March 10 and 11 was declared outstanding by both audiences. Charles Spurrier as the Duke. Evelyn Clark as Nannette. Grant Butler as Rene (inset) and Marjorie Nelson as Madelon (inset) took leading parts. Ernest Paxman and Ralph Britsch were directors, and O r v i 1 1 a Luke, accompanist. Above: The cast, reading from left to right: Winston Dahlquist as Rev. James Schoolcy. Ruth Richmond as Annie. Norma Laws as Maggie. Robert Olsen as Foster. Nedra Larson (seated) as Peggy Carton. Eloise Bonnctt as Honor Bright. Movell Martell as Jones. Bill Prusse as Richard Barrington. Mae Williams as Lucy Barrington. Hollis Taylor as William Carton. Neldon Smoot as Bill Drum. Bessie Johnson as Tot Marvel, and Frank Johnson as Watts. 'Honor Bright' Presented as the Annual Senior Play February 17. 193 7 Directed by EUNICE E. BIRD a high School thrilled ♦Sounding more like a symphony than school organi .ation. the Provo High Orchestra, received the plaudits of audiences. John Hilgfnixjrf String Instruments Clair Johnson Director Debating — The debating department has been unusually active i not only in inter-school competition, but in numerous forensic meets at Weber College, B. Y. U.. and U. of U. Above are Merlin Slack. John Stone, Lester Ford, and Dean Conder. two teams that did outstanding work. At left is Antone Romney, debating coach. Below are some of the participants in the great intellectual sport.” The annual girls' dance revue presented in the auditorium on April 21 and 22 was well received by a delighted and appreciative audience. The revue was featured by many new dance creations of Miss Dorothy Richmond of the high school faculty. “Winter,’ pictured above, and the dance, Bolero won triple A ratings at the B. Y. U. invitational dance contest. Effif. Anderson Nedra Larsen Grant Madsen Evelyn Clark Eleanor Golding Mera Pack Junne Wood Merlin slack Patsy Patterson Editor Provonian For five consecutive years Provonian. Provo High School bi-weekly newspaper, has brought the school nation-wide recognition by gaining high honor ratings in two contests —one sponsored by National Scholastic Press Association in connection with University of Minnesota, and the other one by Columbia Scholastic Press Association of Columbia University. New York City. No other high school paper in Utah has achieved national recognition over a similar period of years. The judges in these contests compared each paper with those in its own class, the class being determined by the type of school, num- Hollis Taylor Business Manager Staff ber of students in the school and type of paper. Cooperative efforts of the staff members are necessary to win ratings of this type. In addition to publishing the paper the group has participated in various educational and social activities. Some of these are a trip to visit the Salt Lake Tribune Press and various other printing establishments, writing of a theme and skit for the Girls’ Dress Review, a banquet, a swimming party with a chicken supper following, a party with about hundred participating members of the Provonia ded all staff • 3 Zelma Winterton Raymond Dixon Adviser Mayna Moffitt Hazel Bird Joyce Bee Betha Wagstaff Ginger Pierpont Winston dahlquist Farrell Collett Adviser JIMMY STRONG Art Editor Monroe Paxman Editor Provost It is with heartfelt thanks that we of the staff express our appreciation for the cooperation given us on every hand by faculty, students, and others concerned in the building of this mirror of school life at the high school. We have shed tears at the minor tragedies and have shouted gales of laughter over the Grant Dixon Winston Dahlquist Business Manager Staff more sunny aspects of this job of giving to you a representative book. We may not have done our best at all times, but have made an honest attempt to offer you what you want. With its triumphs as well as its mistakes we present this 1937 edition of the Provost. —The Staff Harold Boyack Business Adviser John Evans Harold Bandley From left to right: Le Roy Scovil. Bob Johnson. Jimmy Strong. Homer Clark. Ardis Walker. Eleanor Golding. Elsie Marrott. and Mildred Boyd. The 'PROVOST Art St«iff This group of promising artists did the illustration work for this “Provost. and deserve a great deal of credit for their cooperation. Below are some of the panels which decorated the Boys' Day Dance, carrying out the theme. Nine Famous Haunts. Commercial Team Winning the all-around proficiency award, the Provo High School commercial team made an enviable record at the B. Y. U. Commercial Contest. The combined first and second-year bookkeeping teams won the bronze trophy, for the highest score made by any similar group in that event. Numerous individual awards were also won by these contestants. At left are Kay Russell, who won honors in the accounting event, and Harold Boyack, who, with Ethel Spencer and Ruth Mitchell coached the team to victory. Front row (left to right) : Maxine Tucker. Inez Perry. Beth Pendleton. Hanna Jackson. Dorothy Ann Turner. Grace Daniels. Robert Stum. Fae Porbert, Margaret Passey. Center row: Betty M i 1 d e n h a 1 1 . Beverly Newren. Virginia Adair. Back row: Ethel Spencer, instructor; Evelyn Jacobsen. Ladelle Bullock. Jean Larson, Ruth Bylund. Jim Winterton. Kay Russell and Harold Boyack. instructor. J A 1 X TAIN COMMERCIAL CONTEST wTtn -937 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY Bl PROVO UTAH first place ' Ltl ATE UR TYPEWRITING CLASS'A WON BY COMMERCIAL CONTEST 19 3 7 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY • PROVO UTAH ™ST PLACE CLASS-A-SPECIAL AWARD FOR C0H8MED PROFICIENCY BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING WON BY INTERMOUNTAIN COMMERCIAL CONTEST 19 3 7 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY PROVO UTAH FIRST PLACE SECOND YEAR BOOKKEEPING Inez Perry, individual awards in shorthand and typewriting. Maxine Tucker, member third year typewriting team, which won pennant for speed and accuracy. Beth Pendleton, scholarship for accuracy. Beverly Newren. Gregg gold medal for speed and accuracy in shorthand. 99.45 per cent perfect in 90-word take. Combined bookkeeping teams, scored highest number of points of any in the contest. Robert Stum. Fae Probert, and Margaret Passey, who comprised the second year bookkeeping team, which placed first. Speech Contestants Under the direction of Eunice Bird and Antone Romney, these students represented Provo High School in the B. Y. U. Speech Contest. Maurine Moffitt received the rating. Excellent’’ in girls' dramatic reading, as did Carol Woodward in extemporaneous speaking. Maurine East. Lawrence Graham, and John Leavitt were given honorable mention in humorous and dramatic reading, respectively. The Girl.” a one-act play enacted by Bill Prusse. Frank Johnson, and Monroe Paxman was rated Superior Front row (left to right) : Lawrence Graham. Eunice Bird. Carol Woodward. Maurine East. Maurine Moffitt. Edward Bown. Back row: John Stone. A. K. Romney. Monroe Paxman. Frank Johnson. Bill Prusse. Dean Conder. and Lester Ford. Spanish (!luh Front row (left to right) : Effie Anderson. Elaine Goold. Miss Robbins, spon sor; Le Grande FTack. Keith Alger. Roger Le Due. Marcus Hitcock. Middle row: Ruby Edwards. Foncet Jensen. Jessie Keith. Betty Mae Roper. Olga Allred. Hilda Rowley. Don Peterson. Elaine Simonds. Maurinc M o f f i t t . Raye Rowan. Murray Waide. Ray Janson. Back row: C h a m p Tanner. Frank Johnson. Audrey Wilcox. Bill Jones. Keith Ellertson. Jack Scott. Karl Beck. Mark Anderson. Charles Morgan. Stanford Gease. Whether Loyalist or Rebel these Spanish speaking senors and senoritas can qualify with the best in the national pastime of Spain usually known as Echando el torro. Our hats are off to these champions in this universal sport. Lettermen (Huh First row (left to right) : Gordon Billings. Don Brien-holt. George Ralston. John Angus. Foch Benevent. Earl Arnold. Grant Madsen. Second row: Coach Simmons. Elmer Backman. Wendell Hancock. Rulon Johnson. Third row: Henry Bourne. Winston Dahlquist. Bob Johnson. Reed Nilson. Paul Singleton. Bud Eggcrtson. Fourth row: Victor Peterson. Woodrow Clark. Dick Pope. Angus Backman. Jack Thurgood. These stalwart sons of Vic are not muscle-bound from patting themselves on the back, but have earned the letter which adorns the bosom of each by displaying the tenacity of spirit and purpose which characterizes their namesake, in all departments. Art dlul) Reading clockwise: Monroe Paxman. Robert Schoenfield, Robert Ruff. June Wood. Helen Johnson. June Barton. Ardis Walker. Elizabeth Done. Birdie Boyer. Charlotte Henroid. Dora Jane Strickley. Mildred Boyd Joy Phillips. Eleanor Golding. Seated: J u n a Christensen. Grant Fisher. Farrell Collett, sponsor: L e Roy Scovil. Bettie Peterson, Jimmy Strong. Donna Mae Aston. This is no usual group of paint-pot daubers, but a corps of real men and women who believe that an artist can be a man or woman of the normal kind, and not an eccentric mono-maniac who flies into a rage if his night marish creation is questioned by an intelligent, if somewhat naive, layman. Model Airplane Club Front row: GlendonThurber, Homer Clark. John Leavitt. Charles Sturgill. Back row : Robert Mackensie. Harold Arrowsmith. Bert Miller. Mr. Bench, sponsor. These young eagles have been up in the air most of the winter in an attempt to revolutionize flying, with their creations in heavier-than-air craft. Although their heads have oftimes been in the clouds, they have been wise enough to keep their feet on the ground, which might be a good policy for some of the rest of us to follow. Bouncers' (Huh Kneeling (left to right) : Glen Gagon. Hollis Taylor. Kenneth Chipman. Ralph Win-tcrton. Alfred Newrcn. Mark Boyle. John Evans, president Standing: Bill Mangum. Elayne Hinckley. Neva Stratc. Doris Crane. Dorothy Ann Turner. Lola Harris. Genne vieve Smart. Jim Winterton. The Bouncers' Club, although having made considerable more noise than the average student in assemblies, have nevertheless inspired the majority of the school with such fear and awe that the assembly programs have been somewhat less noisy than a boiler factory. More power to them. Photography Oluh Standing (left to right) : Ken neth Weight, sponsor: Grant Dixon. Mary B i r k . Thais Miner. Blanche Weight. Gloria Tanner. Kamis Nelson Seated (reading clockwise): Joy Phillips. Myrlene Henrie. Eugene Boswell. Arvil Banks. Bert Miller. Jesse Long. Robert Ruff, president: Don netta Miller. Gladys Madsen Marjorie Spaulding. The Photography Club was originally composed of bachelors who had always received their answers in the negative. As it now exists it is comprised of camera mad devotees who would look for a new angle in the curves of a bathing beauty. This is as noble a group of pedalists as ever blistered a thumb on the ozone. Finding that the hike to Maple Flat promoted a spirit of walking home from every party, ice skating was introduced by the slickers, and then swimming, which was finally terminated by a tramp in the woods. Stagehands Stagehands: Winston Dahl quist. Foch Benevent. Earl Arnold. Not to be discouraged by Mahomet's failure to make the mountain come to him, these stalwarts shifted castles, lakes, vistas, and even a century of time to satisfy the whims of opera and stage directors. There have been few major casualties due to someone's running behind the flats with the effect of an earthquake on the pictures on the wall, because of the vigilance of this group. Commercial (Hub Margaret Passey, president: Ralph Olsen, vice-president: F a e Porbert. secretary and treasurer. Ethel Spencer and Harold Boyack are sponsors. This group of students under me direction of the commercial department could practically play tunes on the typewriters, and made more than one shorthand book speak for itself. In bookkeeping they could change the national debt to one of credit with one fell swoop of the pen. French Club First row (left to right) : Maxine Rhodes. Carol Wood ward. Bonnie Pickett. Gene vievc Smart. Doris Monson Hazel Bird. Ginger Pierpont. Patsy Patterson. Middle row: Faye Richardson. Norman Marchant. Gloria Simmons. Zelma Win terton. sponsor : Elinor Critchlow. Ardella Anderson. Mavia Jobe. June Wood. Vyla Millet. Eleanor Golding. Francis Miller. Back row: Gordon Crane. Marcus Hitchcock. Robert Moorefield. Juna Christian sen. Victor Brimhall. Merrilla Worthington. Eugene Boswell, John Stone. One of the rare accomplishments of the French club is the ability of its members to read a menu card at the Hashery. The cafes in town are now trying to discover a new way to write “Ham and Eggs It’s getting so that one can’t talk in any language around the high school without being understood. Debate Club First row (left to right) : A n t o n c Romney, sponsor: Lester Ford. Dick Ollerton. Dean Condor. Clifton Thatcher. Second row: Geraldine Loy. Rea Christensen. Elaine Gould. Donna Stewart. Ruth Lambert. Frank Taylor. Keith Ercanbrack. Third row: Shirley Hunter. Bernice Gardner. Hollis Taylor, president: Florence Young. Louise Dixon. Norma Taylor. Merlin Slack. Louise Street. Fourth row : B i 1 1 Mangum. Beverley Ncwren. Junne Wood. Evelyn Jacobsen. John Evans. Monroe Pax-man. Maurine Moffit. Raye Rowan. The Debate Club, under the tutelage of Mr. Romney has developed such proficiency that members can talk a tiger out of a raw beefsteak, or the star boarder out of the last lamb chop on the plate. The group has had a great deal of success in its various activities during the year. Home Er Club Myrla Wilde, president: Don-netta Miller, vice-president: Marie Holder, secretary and treasurer. Helen Alleman is sponsor. The current epidemic of diamond rings and marital voyages under which the student body has been laboring has been traced directly to the fact that students of the home economics department have successfully proved that the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach. The Home Ec. Club has been the sponsor of these experiments. Ushers' Oluh Front row (left to right) : Mayna Moffitr. Alice Bown, Elayne Hinckley. Patsy Patterson. Back row: Monroe Paxman. Renee Anderson. Merlin Slack. Doris Crane. Grant Fisher. During the year the members of the Ushers'Club have got in the way of more people than can a small boy. A new record was established in conducting people to the wrong seats in the gym and in the auditorium. We love them for it. though because we have been seen by our public both in sitting down and in getting up to find where we really belonged. Dramatic Oluh Nedra I.arscn. president: Ruth Richmond, vice-president: Bert Miller, secretary: Blanche Rust, business manager. Eunice Bird is sponsor. The Dramatic Art Club proves that it was one of the most active clubs on he campus by the fact that there was hardly a morning passed without an announcement to be read concerning one of its meetings. The stars in Hollywood had best J ware of their laurels as the members gradu ? into the profssion. Rwlio Oluh Left to right: Val Kilpack. Robert Harmon, president: Rees E. Bench, sponsor: Gor don Griguhn Victor Volkcl Dorthy Ann Turner. Rumor reared its ugly head in the form of the statement that static during the winter reached a new high because of the activity of the club. This statement is false, because radioactivity” is not the function of the club. Oirls' Athletic Oluh Vaunda Mitchell, president; Thelma Wilson, vice-president: Margaret Passey. Secretary. The Girls’ Athletic Club showed itself in true form by parading in abreviated costumes in most of their activities during the season. Many fellows wanted to go out for girls’ athletics, but were content to watch. One of the specialties of the Qui Viva Club is tumbling. However, it is believed with good reason that most of the tumbling was done by the male audiences. One could hear distinctly the “plop!” as heart after heart dropped at the feet of the performing girls. Qui Viva Club First row (left to right) : Betty Simmons, Virginia I.arson. Stella Madsen. Hazel Bird. Margaret Paxman. Virginia Pullen. Second row: Alice Bown. Beth Bird. Shirley Brockbank. Beth Carlson. Beverly New-ren. June Bee. Third row: Joyce Bee. Neva Strate . Evelyn Clark. Beth Lewis. Barbara Anderson. Mina Riding. Inset: Alice Bown. president. “IT 15 T T Fft( H SCHOOL ATHLETIC SCORES 1936-37 Football Provo - - - 7 Jordan - - - - 26 Provo - - - 7 Delta 25 Provo - - - 6 Judge Memorial 6 Provo - - - 0 Springville - - - 0 Provo - - - 2 Las Vegas - - - 34 Provo - - - 12 Payson - - - - 0 Provo - - - 7 Carbon - - - - 35 Provo - - - 13 Spanish Fork - - 7 Provo - - - 0 Pocatello - - - 33 Basketball Provo - - - 20 American Fork - 48 Provo - - - 45 Lincoln - - - - 20 Provo - - - 18 Lehi.........21 Provo - - - 35 Pleasant Grove - 21 Provo --- 43 B. Y. H. - - - - 23 Provo - - - 30 American Fork - 33 Provo - - - 38 Lincoln - - - 23 Provo - - - 35 Lehi........18 Provo - - - 46 Pleasant Grove - 25 Provo - - - 37 B. Y. H.- - - - 21 Track 1937 State Champions Provo - - - 98 Spanish Fork - 29 Tennis Provo - - - 5 Lehi --- - Provo - - - 4 Pleasant Grove Provo - - - 5 Lincoln - - - Provo - - - 4 B Y. High - - i o o o Head Coach M Athletics Although it is usual to measure the greatness of an the credit side of scores we feel that an unusual agbifvem those who have represented us on the field aW| morale of every team, the clean living of the atfllt 'in every game, and the sacrifice of personal gl with a lion’s share of victories gives Coaches Simmons and Young, and to Irvin Wiseman YELL LEADERS Ralph Winterton Y' Grant Ja's rr nt 1 i HEWKNGTON jVJARP- With a record of seven wins and three iosses Provo High School basketball team finished third in the Alpine division. Two heart-breaking losses, one each to American Fork and Lehi. accounted for the Bulldog's third place ranking. Three victories over 1937 state tournament entries were recorded. The highlight was a win over Lehi. who finished second in the state. The Bulldogs doubled the score on the Pelicans and also defeated Cyprus and Springville. money” teams in the state tourney, by overwhelming scores. Throughout the season the team was noted for its sportsman-like conduct and for its undying fight and determination. The training was of the highest type. Truly, the 1937 edition of the Provo High School basketball team will go down in history as one of the greatest ever to represent Provo High School. Dixon Forward Carter Forward Mitchell Guard A bit of action in the game wherein the Bulldogs chewed Pleasant Grove to the tune of 46-20. Sophomore Basketball Team Front row (left to right) : Brandley. Gillies. Peterson. Cook. Neilson. Nilson. Back row: Dix. Kump. Crane. Nelson. Jacob. Free. KEITH FIELDING D c.k Pope Rulon Johnson The girls' athletic department has been very active this year, with basketball, tumbling, baseball, dance review, and posture parade. Successful in every event, the girls should be commended on the splendid showing made. Miss Richmond (right). is director of the girls, and Mildred Peters acts as athletic manager. The girls' basketball team won 14 games in a 16-game series this year, an enviable record. Reading from left to right, kneeling: Gloria Tanner. Beth Pendleton. Mildred Peters. Theo Morgan, and Vaunda Mitchell. Standing: Thelma Wilson. Naomi Halliday. Serena Whipple. Mildred Neilson. and Dorothy Richmond. ♦The Girls' Carnival, February 12, is pictured, center. The Sophomore girls won the prize for the best skit with their presentation, The Quintuplets. Right: Dorothy Prusse gives Stella Madsen a ride. Below, left: Mina Riding and Evelyn Clark inone of their tumbling act. ♦Below, right: Beth Lewis. Barbara Anderson, Marjorie Boshard. Shirley Brockbank, and Beth Bird. Rather a nice formation, what? 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