Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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Greater enthusiasm and better support of athletic events, the improvement of club activity, finer dances, and higher scholarship among students start the long list of accomplishments they have brought about during the past year. A body whose desire to improve and willingness to cooperate has brought to a happy conclusion one of the most active, successful and profitable years in the history of Provo High School. BETH BIRD [f m 7

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BUD EGGERTSEN Sponsoring a program for higher scholarship, increased activity, and cooperation among students the present Associated Student Government, under the capable leadership of President Bud Eggertsen. has demonstrated to Provo High School what can be accomplished through creative effort. Cooperating in every way with faculty and students for the building of a better high school, they have added much to the good feeling and fellowship among students by their introduction of a greater variety and quantity of interclass activity. (20)

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GIRLS' ORGANIZATION Activity plus .... that's the Girls’ Organization. Beginning with their first skating party they have filled the year with such major attractions as the Senior Tea, Girls' Barn Party, bike hikes, skating parties, and inter-class contests concluding with that classic of the school year—Girls’ Day. T o them is due much of the credit for the success of the past year. GLORIA TANNER From left to right : Juna Christiansen, sports manager: Vaunda Mitchell, intramural manager: Blanche Weight, reporter; Gloria Tanner, president: Ruth Morris, dean of girls: Birdie Boyer. dee-president: Marjorie Spalding, sports manager: Margaret Passey, secretarg-treasurer: Joyce Adamson, sports manager: Barbara Anderson. Dorothy Prusse. and Relva Johnson were not present when the picture was taken. (22)