Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1940 volume:

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N'V A r .t'-Wnfi ., 1 x' 'z ml f 3. WW, 1 A I- H51 . -:gr ' X . ev A . f'-1 -h ' u Y w 1 '- ,X . 1 ,A , f , X 15 -'n 3 -H lu g.,.,,un 1 'I .war ,MM .3 ,gm M, ,at 3:39 i, A. : my i- H.. ' , ssfw, H JJ sw s. -w L n ! Fw K. If ,, - , ,.,, . Among any group of people, how- ever la rge or small, there must always be a leader or leaders. High administrators of school life are our faculty members-stern and stead- fast, yet kindly and understanding. Theywatch over our intellectual and social struggles and guide them with intent to mould All-American boys and girls. Secondary administration and the right to contest or approve a higher decision is given to student leaders, who are selected in a democratic way by students themselves. Shouldering their responsibilities with the cour- age and straightforwardness charac- teristic ot American youth, these leaders endeavor to maintain the high standards and ideals of the body which they govern. , 5,- ,S-5. isis I al . .1 it i gym? .., , .,., , Vi, ,Ya E I FC! QQ! Ng ,Iii .E 2 km ,Qing 5 r 5 fd i -.X 4.,u.,,. . L 4? 1' as Z wwf A 4,.vA as 5 N 9 M W ! I. .9 -fax' Aw 1 ll. 6 gm.1...z ,N W ,zmfwwvf-A A . -'-P-iv1u-f iz gg N 5 5? if S .1-f W-n A , LH' , mem Qwiffw fk- ww n-'Flo V pm,.. N, X H ,B . 41,2 . x Xi ,qw , H ,. gent: , . ,Jn 'Y9QfW i1I ffm, -' Q4 V 'W ,M ,,.- 5,1 s Qt The personal and social value ot student activities at the Provo l-ligh School would be ditticult to measure. During the year, as this yearbook portrays, students have had the opportunity ot experience ing dozens ot worthwhile tu nc - tions. It is my sincere hope that each student, through participa- tion, has made progress toward a richer and happier lite. K, E. Weight Principal Ten 'fmt' A yearbook portrays in word and pic- ture some ot the student activities ot the school year. I predict each ot you will renew the enjoyment ot Provo High School in years to come by turning many times th rough these pages, I trust each student will look back upon this year as one ot extreme joy and delight. Sincerely, J. C. Mottin Superintendent J 5 . B OAI? D CD F EDUCATIGN Left to fIQl'1f -Dr. Multon Marshall, Mem bcrg Dr. Amo5 N. Merrill, Vnce-Prcsidentg J. C. Moffatt, Supermtermderwt of Schoolsg Algae E Bolllf, President of the Boordg J. Fred Fcclfmser, Treosurerg Bert Crane, Mcmberg Vcrnord Anderson, Member. - Qs TW' .? U F'5 'N l Q, ' 'q K U71 ' f f f , , Mi ,if 'I tv-W W--gl J' ,Y A 3'1 'i , K M - 'f' :mi - dl 5. 1 if , T Y Div' ffl , 7 ., I TX? ti X Q l ii M1 ' X .. lf W1 ,f ,Q ' lun W1 ' ' , ' 1 if 'A-1 ,J L' 3' A f.,a A My yfvs N-ffl' Nl ASAEL FXSHER GLENN R. 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Cinque No. 1. v aff' 'W 'NK WX Drawing attention, All EUGENE FAUX President Sixteen 3' Q if STERLING BENCH Student Manager GEORGIANNA BATES Secretory SHHHNI SHWRS GEORGIA CULLIMORE Vice-President HHEIHIVE UHUNEII ' HHISIHIIVHIHUNEII llllli llllillllllllllll The Girls' Organization tultilled the require- rnents set up by tradition in every way. Girls' Day and a skating party made up the gayer social side t its functions while basketball and spring sports o completed the year tor the fairer halt ot the stu- dent body. E'Ql11ec i 1 l 1 lXllVlCfCCr1 llllll lllllllllllllll Boys' Doy went over with 0 bong, thcinks to the excellent planning cind consistent effort of the officers. Looking book on l94O we'll soy, They sow their iob and did it welll X OFFICERS Luft to right: Dowd Ridge, Secretory Ed Prcccc, President llichorcl Pcixmon, Reporter lNot Picturcdi Mork Singleton Vice-President ED PREECE Premdent W MARIE NEWREN Public Service Chairman Twenty HISTORIAN STAFF k r Stan Boyden Loreen Newell, Marie Left to right-Lester Ba e , , Newren, Georgiaria Bates, Elaine Snarr. Furnishing the public with school talent, keeping a complet record ot school affairs, arranging dances, and taking charge c ' f this dependable group. lost articles-these are the duties o LOREEN NEWELL Lost ' and Found Chairman L. IN lllllllllllll NELLA JEAN JOHNSON No one can say just why her life on earth was shortg it is not how long we live that counts, but how well. Her life was a silent witness to Him who brought Life and Light and Love into this world. Every day she opened her eyes to the sun- shine of lifeg and when she lay down in her final sleep, the sun still shone as she stepped into the Great Beyond. lt was not a sunset glow, but the glow of the dawn of a new day. Just over there with life-with God. Twenty -One wp- . 3, - 2 M xr if 5 L v Entering high school as a sopho- more--wise yet foolish-a student wonders how the many problems which confront him can be solved in the span of three short yearsg how- ever as progress is made, the student is shaped to a higher level and becomes a junior, possessing a better knowledge and understanding of past events and looking forward to new heights and goals with a little more confidence and poise. After the trials and tribulations of an in-between are over, the next upward step finds the student an intelligent and polished senior, reigning with supreme command. His reign ends with graduation-the goal he anticipatedrand strove for as a sophomore. ' llllill .V + A . ,z,,, ,W . . 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' ,L , ,l'Q,K ' ... 3 'ff , - M... . -axe- J T -5, H5 -H, - Jews'-.LM ,f -f.. . . 'A v'+ y'1 H335 5, 1 -- - , f - . . , ' ',..f.1 '-F '. ' , . ' -I - , Y .311 ,Q '--'wrt 4 '1'-Qi. , ' 12- TM . Q- 1.-gf ,Jw -. H - I .. ,Q ,.,Q-Q, 4, Q , I Q' , ,J-gffw 'i'f'g!, ,iw ,W w, 1 - - Q, ., A ,' V , , ,L A an xlumvilmh 1 - Ti' 3 L11 Q, K 51 E ERT Wi-llPPLE AFTON AHLANDER MELBA MENDENHALL Vice-President Secretary B President Pts the graduating class at l94O receive their diplo- mas, signitying completion at a high school lite, they will carry with them memories ot three glorious years spent in seeking learning and pleasure at Provo l-ligh. Crowded into these memories will be daily lessons, many dances d arties athletic triumphs, and a few heartbreaks. etent leader ot these Dorothy Jensen Einar Johnson an p , ' l has been the comp ' hts unknown. J hnson Bert Whipp e ' d to travel to heig students, who are destine Hester o Phyllis Johnson Bettie Jones Voneta Jolley ,:.,qi: t, ,, Doris Kavachevich J ' ,Twenty 5. i .N xi.. :,:15,L:,f,,V-bl lug-.41i.ggL,,f,igx,5'i,5ui ,-- .t Jan- L . U A A ' 49,5 iQm,g,,1 W, '?L.,..,i'111 .,.ff,:, - v , . M MM ,, 1, ,,,,m+vwivz?MP ' P- r ' -- X 1? . -irtrekii 'f swf :i'-112190. x . .1 . Hg3.2fr1Mi1Q:e.:Qfgqgg-Mgt, 4 A, ,. t ' U ' f ..?f5f9'ttKZ?'.zi-:1.mgf:q, JV, , 111 wale '2t:'f'f-11-iff ,2wm.ii. J. .W 1 ' 'A W .ceggsggjwigfsr4'L35'7'1gQ '.'7g'I'.' ,U1fwpi.',,,f.w. 4 'Mit 'A if5 '3'9f'T'i'.il5'f ' ' Romola King Gloria L arson Ga refh Gertrude Page Blanche Kirk Melba Kirklwam 5 f ' Lee Glenna Roundy Doro f -3 A 7 in Jack Linde thy Passey Mary Etta Larsen Dolores Rasmussen Lucile Rhaades K Barbara Roper TwenYY'S9Ven :bali Lorenzo Rhodeback Hazel Rowe J. L. Richmond Florence Adams Afton Ahlander Quella Allre if? .-it d Kent Anderson Norma Jane Anderson Lerlne Barrett Ted Angus C B 3' A ',,-, I 58 Q . 'Y' 3' fm, sir ,Q Georguonna Bates Jack B lwarles Ashton Lester G. fa Baker eck Tommy Beemer Q , xr Sterling Bench Morgery Booth Lucille Buckley Stan Boyden Twenryfrgh Crarle Brimhall ia fm .a-nun Elinor Brockbank -ms Ji WV' Zoe Bullock Angela Carter I 4 is sir' -3,-f 'Q' LaVee Christensen Twer1YY'Nl e Shirley Bunnell 'Q Thelma Carter Max Brown ,A X Gordon Bullock 'rg' P resfon Bushman Blau Y ne Carlson r 'Q Bill Chrisler Don Christensen Edith Clark Paul Clark Margaret Clayton Paul Roundy Shirley Rowe Jean R Elizabeth Sutt 'Sf ,QJBQ on Mary Stum Fil ...QQ ' 'E Don Stubbs Joy Sirnpkins is . . b Q: In ,, in .. bf . xl L . 5, 5 ' ' I7 Robert Sturgill Elaine Stewa UH Helen Swapp rt '4M2llh Elaine Snarr Harold S TSVQUS lx- -fx, ,, as . t ee He P 1 x g witt Strong, Jr. Bernice Souter Bill Scott Richard Sparks Thirty 1.-W Mark Singleton Gen eve Spencer Kate Spencer 'R W Myrtle Thorson rf-va' Bernice Thorne Hal Helen Thurman Thomas Bert T f, fx Dale Trunlfe Y . 50 A Geraldfne Steedrnan 1 an Martha Stephenson 3 40 hatcher Elain e Taylor -6' Myra Vincent Norma Van ThnrTY'O e 'UK W5 ce Mae Wagstaff f . 3- Eert Whipple . . -,M u. t mf'-' l orathy Hansen if d Helen Harrnon Rath Hanson Violet Har ing Q Beth Harris Robert Haws Evelyn Haws Geniel Hayward Carol Hedquist Z George Henderson 'UM Helen Hickman Lloyd Higgins Dorothy Hirst Lelia Jensen x Z Paul Demos Maurnne Hoover Thlfly-Two Garth Pehrson Kofherme Pullerm Bfffy Prof? fp 8 Dc-Ivor Pope Beth Rerd Thsr!yHThrCC Rfchord Poxmoh Ji Ed Preece LoVVcmm1 Pc-uv Ammo Richardson Kerfh Powelbon Eloise Reed Norman Lorlson Orpho Peay 1 Bull Johnson Beth Rombeou Lc1wren:e Lassen Reva Knight Eva Knudsen Bern ice Liddiard Beth Littlefield Georgia Lorensen 1 5 Rath Madsen Afton Madsen Rulon Myers Eyerna Martin ' Berneda Lynn G Bill Mildenhall Flora Little Marilyn Mackenzie Maurine Meservy Max Mitchell 'NS Q56 Cassie Marshall Thirty-FOL Verl Nelson Loreen Newell Fred Needham Marie Newren S i t 3, l f i i ef M if 5 1 ' Mildred Mower Ray Nash Verna Menlove Glenn Monfag q an A Clifton Mortensen Norma Miller Earl Norton Melba Mendenhall Y 43 Elayne Olsen .lay Nielsen Lo ' Ol uise sen William Overly 1-h,,-fy-Five L V .n a K 1 , Jaafari Hazel Clinger Jay ce Cooper Lorraine Cox Georgia Callimo Bernell Dallin re F red Cun ninglaarn 'i 523 13 Ratln Cunningham Carmen Davis Dona Marie Daniels Virginia Dixon Kendall Dutson F rancis Edwards ,xt 51.1, .'. ,QU -f wb. Q , . 2 A if 1 5, if af ',7..f,1g, X ,w-v',, ' X ,,,vf,fii5gg,i Betty Crandall .QP 'Q- f 2 kk X Bob Curtis IQ Q : ,h Q . w P , 3' . Eldon Dixon Maxine Elliott Thirty-S., lk 'K . ll Grant Ercanbraclf lane Frncla Lucre MOG G Bernice Harrvs PGY GOif1GS Thirty-S0V9n if f 'M l X . ,ff 'K Bert Farley Norma Farrer Euaene Faux Rhoda Flack lsabel Gagon Glen Gardner fe l l l 'Q am ardnor Bette Goddard Marlorie Golding Rosemary Hanseen swf- l Verna Greaves Ferris Flfzgerald Delbert Warner Vulote Wofkms Helen Worthmgton Maynard White Zelmo Wrlght f-'N vw, 'A x 44 A ' x ?m fssyff 3 , ,f , X'-Swv X ,ww X., 1 f ,,, xp 1, f ,L 135 J -no NN I mf f 3 -f 5 'f ' x N Q Q mir-Qf' 'IFJ M MJX fffk X X fx, 3? 5 1 C' x , E W' . f X 1: -ef I 1- A A KST L K I 7 an 2,15 ,fa If 531.,L'x f V. ' X, 45 I Ewiiiwwx , , y,A '.f A , -3 ' . If-ff' fp Wm - A M .fqff-155 A f K ,H mfm,2? f.inIA3',-nf, H l':1.,i pgia' , N f' ' '.iif-' 5. - x Q Ny, iffgi ix, v A gr fx' 1 n Fa? , ' eyfplsu, 1 f f ' gffiiyfgij E i ifhqf-gwfg fgivriiififf , gtg. Mfg? f ,gi E! 3, x .1123 'I X, 1f-A 'gb' , ,-1, Ami 5, . ,3:'vf' l -ff 4 K. . ir, I 1 . if A A 3 J V X -.wb .,,,., faq -fu Juwlnn E f lulllls ,-. J J 'ue-Q..-nf . Q 'fi . .H -5 TF- .W a lvtildred Jean Bonnet' is KELLY GARDNER MARGARET WILSON DORESSA PAXMAN Y President Vice-President Secretary Ruth Mitchell Congenial Kelly Ga rdner has piloted the Juniors through an active school year. With the Prom as a high- lighted school event, many hours ot entertainment have been made pos- sible because ot the otticers' untire ing work, With two years' experience behind them, this year's Junior class will be prepared to take over the reins of the school next year. 'Hn Lorin Johnson June Barnes Taylor Mary Gale Elertson David Sudweeks nd Jean Bennett Elaine Bement Fort l l 5 hu Bill Burch Olive Christensen Mignon Godd Lyman Sperry Renee Walker 'S' All R Ruth Erconbrock Florence Ayers Dallas Young Norma June Carlson Dawn Thurber i',.4,,Q .Q F 13 me Delpha Williams Mock Jensen Venice Jacob Leona Holder L, MF: LaDean Hansen Lillian Roberts Gloria Bown Garth Gronernon arty One 1 fr Junior Runnells Ruth Allred Don Clark Doyne l-lousekeeper NN Grant Bushman Phyllis Bench Jay Garrett Venice Jacob David Ridge Norma Paulson Melba Peterson g nam Q 'XSS' -cf A- 'f 1 wi' X Q 4 K .ff V I, gl fi- ' ' 'fr ,M gi f -is!-Q95 32534. if V QW- Q, ::.fg:,ffs'f-1. f,f7gx.ps?f!jgi ,cf 4- A , mf gi-x.,3 Q: Q ' C. fl.. 'r - P ,f-ih-,,.,,v. 5 . A, me 1 Junior Anderson Dorothea Clark Ronald Kn l'CS f '3' udsen Dean Madsen Jean Cox Mark Nielson Dorothy Christenser Forty-Tx Fern Frondsen xi J., VirJeonne Corroll r -3 Keith Johnson Lloyd Knight Morgene Lilenquist is 'V X! i Q' L Louise Joyner 43 illlllllll Mignon Wilson Grant Bondley Mocksenc l-lording Tom Adams Mcirion Larsen Y J' J , V wry, J P' ' 1 ' .QV . ' Iv .' . f ff -Qs' ,. A f..z ff m 3.-.1 'fe : 'Y ff f :V V' . SF., ,N John Jenkins Elaine Eichelberger Ardus McEwen Wolter Prusse LoDeon Stokes Slwirl Ferre Forty-Three Grant Hickmon X tfl l Mary Ellen Dauwalder Nllllll Moyle l-larward Harold Monson Isabel David Faye Clayson Bruce Reese Robert Peterson Beth Elliott WU? Marrial Clilfk -Spf Dorothy Thorne if 54.5525 -.41 Grant Larsen Chrystal Rasmussen David Packard Elnora Leeds A' P. D will 1 if ' Y I .. 'ii - 4 ' F -I K 1 W i it . ' L D n .'i 5. wx XXX J X J Vivian Haws Howard Lewis Alene Harding Merlene Brimhall Forty-Foi 3 RCCS0 Jameson 'S I Georgia Norman Doyle Thurston if- ' . x af: lll ,, ,, ' 5 P 'IA BK Gloria Dunne Dalyn Lowry Ray l-'leal Karl Brown Bette Davis Marjorie Gardner V, iligfiff? wifi? WE ii f will J i Nina Luke Gloria Williams X-iQ. ff Sherman Coleman J. lf Roberta Dean Thales Smith Adele Johnson Forty Five Delos Bown Julius Zaccarcli Bobby Sward x Barbara Thornton l Eloine Huish Alan Carter Ann Roberts Ben Roberts , YR Q r ,.., , I I Wally Ripple Verna Jorgensen Nadine Farr Betty Beveridge Ellsworth Snow Lois Dunkley if! gob MCCruden Viola Johnson 1 ' 'E 3 ,S is Grover Forsythe rm? l y,,F Donna Chapple Bethene Hibberf Kelly Gardner Marilyn Becksfead Forfy-Si ' is 0 J Anna Lee Shore Forty-Seven '1 JHNIHHS Ada Taylor Louise Judd Douglas Busferud Earl Callahan Mary Beth Johnson Joyce Jones 13, l Ii .Q M Kg La wiv N SUPHHMUH I 'f v- P ,, 1' -V vw V '. -,,,,N- H., Q'- f'.'LW A' W. z ' , -f .. ,xfv.1,.'g- . -5- 4.4. N AN, ,' A .vga-g-4 M- ,,5-A, s ,z 1 gym' up, , , 1ff K'X-Q W A sif' 14 545 7 ' -f'f42? 4f if4:3'Z2lf'-Lrg' 353' f'Qj22L'ia-11 Sw--Q A 21-fir.. Lf-,.. ..,.,' . ' s ',. '- 'rg '-, -' . - ,. . uf zwfx 3 ,q, G 'c' Jr' ' -1. 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'vw ' - ' Q . ,'4..f,f .-':,,'..,.,Q ,J-. ,, 1 .J Q'-I . ' Nuff, fm-1 ' 1 CLINTON WIEST President - N71 .ar S it Colleen Rowan lllllllllllllll Ably headed by Clinton Wiest, members of the Sophomore class made an enviable record for themselves in their first year at Provo High. Sponsors of many parties and class activities, this class has been largely responsible tor keeping the school's spirit alive. A bright future is in store for them with the excellent start they received. K N ui Am ' ' ali is-Q!!! 'ls c itii is MARILYN SIMMONS LAVINA l- Marie Roundy Ilene Stagg Secretory 1 ' ' Wi'-elf' .4 , C Y N as - 3 ss . L if ,. 1 - -S 1 if it K e S f, 5 E onna Grant Patty Brockbank Louise Elliott lva Snell Q QQ 4 A ig i , e,se 'Q Algene Balliff Betty Pearson Roland Strong Bonnie Jean Scott Utahna Ross s' ,. Vice-Pre 2 I Olive Tucl- as Rose Tay -'D 5 fa C f la, Gail Clark Barbara Mottitt Marjorie Sumner Marilyn Simmons Olena Bown Atheen Kn l X . i . , 0 1 'Q nrofhy Hoover Lowrence Slock Lounse Thorpe Edgor Robison Deon Dollin 4 . ., ga 1 I., K ,wr - Y' f ,. i f,,f.?, TD P130 'O wvuno Hoover lro Gogon Normo Hoover Fiichord Frondsen Bonnie Be!! Jeon Johnson xillllw' a F .., r,,,f1, .. 1 . ME : '4-9 ...J Nr ohn Stubbs Norrno Honsen hee Whiftoker June Christensen George Johnson Arlene Dyer 1-A , .. Q 39 4 X as sa: ,, fg Q ' ' -Q ' ' f' 'Z' rut: x an Q5 -g - f :QI , A-v.. . - ' V 5 , , . r ,E E 1 , W A: ,-3, 5 , h x' Nolo Cox Poul McGuire Ello Pope Dorothy Rowson Russell Modsen LaRue Whitfoker ,,, if 1 an s r 5 ,,,. . ,VKX -s-5' I ' 9 b ,L JI Moloney Modonno Zobell Robert Mechom Hozel Oldroyd Bob Conont Yvonne Edwards :iffy-One 3 si lllllllliil 5 Bessie Nelson Kenneth l-larris June Jackson Marie Rober Dale Lewis T? LG' 'P , at lf ' ...- ' ' 4. J 7. I i -l -S l-lelen Howell f A . 'f -3 .- ,J .W l ,..,,,,,f X i lah Claron Oakley ir l 5, Q , i it sw s 'Q' Betty Pearson J! 515. . IM 1 fi ,ii an ak' -wi 'S l if Carol Benc Louise Clark Norman Harris Jerry Waddell Albert Done - lj fl s,,Ak . l Q 1 M. ,... nl ' A. 1 ll Y A . 'llli ll A ww ' . . K l i new rsrl Q . l '- Qr l K i l ? 'i In ...V l 5 ' ' J' L Max Lilinquist Phyllis Booth Grant Clark lla Terry Mack Nutt , ii. ' 'J' 'F' S Q, - ,kk ,...,,,,, P Rhoda Carol Butt Garth Guyman F Jerry Storrs l Connie Livingston Norma Dick .lg I by-if Keith Walker Shirley Zabriskie Barbara Bai A-it is 3 Q -it .,,. Geneal Kimber Bill Creer Fiftyffw ,I 1 Y, ia: Jrbara Carter Dorothy Cheeseman -4- W f , .' ' ieldon Elliot Virginia Muhlestein as: 'Ap' 7f' Jiola Kopp Oralyn Heclquist 'A ,gil-' -ole 5 '7' K i 3 K W isa 'J as .Ilan Ridge Nan Ander5on ne Gardner FlllvThr1'1' .5 g- A Q . 1 r LM rf, fpinlrlf ' f o intntfa- QDQP, 'sf' 4 H, 's' X 5 0 U il ,-2 ci . 5 fi Victor Jolley ! is ' rl -vf .ff 'pf I Q I 73, Leon Ford . 'TS' 'E' g R ,Y . ,X Y lr , au Clair Turner Betty Stcedman Q- ' SlIlHllllHHlS ,J Q adm! jig! 5 u' Q I a Marie White W f - f offfll '1u77'5, V 53 -wil l 1 -9 I -a -in . i' K I In ,, .. Q e if 'flag . Joyce McDaniels Dick Wiseman LaDean Butler Orlene Knudsen ' 451.-:l .,k 4 A I ,- ., 4 . 4 I Darlene Coleman -3 ill , Iris Taylor l-lelen Naegle AQ 'W 'QQ '-qu Thelma Higgins Sheldon Lowry sf? 'G Dean Dangerfield Helen Oldroyd Gloria Singleton De-Monte Johnson Maxine Mulott llllllllllllll Clinton Wiest Faye Tuttle .fr ' . as . . 5 X Shirley Passey Lila Davis . N 1 Gy .. 'V - fl X-f I 5 gk ,J ' G ff 4' I L N . 1 Norma Giles L15 ff -.Q-Es .is -ms ., k .nl wi ff xg, A y rf, Maxine Drysdale A 9 sis . r , ff' ,gf A 'i Tfffiia ' 4' X 0. yi s 'ffT',s fr. f - ww A -. fr- -5 rg- of i f rw-his Z -. . ug. ,ogg -U Q A 4 9-VI-' ,f': 1. -Q ri W 2 MM ,r w..,,,, f- f 'Vi' Ms' 3 . V 3? H -5 tiffslf Sail? . ,f 5 I vw? of 5? i f Bessie Gray if Q - M Ethel Goodman Boyd Ferguson ,, 5 an fail K '-43' Joyce Thorson f' V W Norma Wentz Norma Locander , l G -if is -'FI' M qu i'-.. Ii- N 9 y :L 1, , GMM, ,gg is is r f ff7'f SfJ .Q 5 ' Fawn Powell Jack Johnson Billy Anderson Renee Mortensen ip- 9 3 3' an Robert Greaves Revo Baese Helen Marie Cox Martha Taylor Helen Brimhall Helen MCAfl Norma Prusse ,Q - t 3 ,Q -ns. 5. sto! .iv 121 - so-Q12 A- -'riff-il , if mm A-' I sub! .FE .1-k: -if--gin N lla Stubbs 'vm Ruth Robertsi 1-VX ,, l Ramona Killp 5 1 -url i f!9' Elmo Morgc 5 . we -'F Arden Cleg ,N g ,,.. Q K ,. -:' ' A , ' ,, N i f' K ' ' 9 X i ' Q ' t E, X F L k Xnni yri iw G my : . i fy 1 KT ' .. is - Fifty-Fox. jf . ask .ll Q. V. fashion preview Trail Blazer can M Comfort deluxe J' The Women Alan's Initial appearance ww KG Tangled ? ee P lv Them thar eyes 'P -.... -if 'J yq 5-5 , A1 g if 1 i' ' -a .x- 4 ' ck, v- t 18, '- fx If i. x-.- .,. . 4.. 1' .555 5.- 1. Afyiiw .,--s. ., .- is l:,f ffl wg.-f X3 ,nfs .Lv Tp' 1 S 's -.1 ttx '21 in - ,V Q 1'? 'F T? '. . , ,. ,. , W, , '5lA'fQ-4- 'iwf M'f V ' M ' 'W t . A , A, i , Vg, 35,-ww. V Winning honors in intellectual Q, '31 W ' A . ' Eff? A, competition adds not on ly to the fl , reputation of the school but also g2g'1,ls enhances personalities of the indi- viduals whose versatility makes it f gglggsfff possible. . .V Every display case at Provo High ffqj-13 School contains numerable c ups, plaques, and trophies won in keen 55. com etition with the best talent that in-Lgf . ' . the intermountain state schools have gf, to offer. Awards for drama, music, f gf?3Q,,' and commercial contests, for publi- cations and for art work are in 1 .fi Q. evidence. - t g,j,5jQg, Classed as extra-curricular, these i' activities are the diversions of the rf? . . . 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U .. N L Q' Q -vv ,l ' --' '1,' 'A' .gV.'-pl-. V- g1.,93 -' ' R-P' ..- .4 f .. ,.v, A. ,,. . ,A , V i A V, K' k Robert Andrus, GeO'Q'O Culll , d rw S'OndmQfElffJiSgiE!fi coiiomn, Deon MO Se ,,. more PROVO HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS 'HIE HlHHllIl Hlllllllll Directed by Maurine Murdock Hughes Student Director Virginia Dixon December 6-7, 1939 P. H. S. Auditorium Joyce Cooper ,, Loreen Newell, , Bob Sturgill ,,,, , Georgia Cullimore Earl Callahan , ,, Dean Madsen Bert Whipple ,,,,,, Blanche Kirk Robert Andrus Bob Curtis , ,, Ranee Mortenson Algene Bcllif, Lorin Johnson ,,,, 1 t'5af:r'A'a'?m.'st'2t's'.wa'zfmfa nh':'1'x'.vz'aufa.'?xu'.a. a. ' s S casa wud s CAST Cleft to rightl , ,.,, Amy Lawrence ,,,,,Mrs. Goodrich ,, ,Mr. Goodrich Elizabeth Kalness Herbert Kalness ,, Robert Kalness ,Andrew Goodrich Alice Kalness Junior Kalness , Jim Lawrence ,, Martho .,,,,Mrs. Havens ,, ,Mr. Havens 'Sava 'AWKWXWWKWQW '4'fxm'Sg ?ws'i3 . W..-....-W., - '- PIQOVO I-HG!-i -SQ-ICDCDL VHHIHY SHUW Something new in instruction and entertainment came to Provo High in the form ofthe 1940 Va- riety Show. Although the theme was Dance of Nations, varia- tion was achieved by a decathlon dance and 0 Christmas toy skit. The adagio highlighted the pro- gram. Showing the success ot this new venture, the auditorium was filled to capacity each night. Mr. Young and Miss Richmond directed the presentation. k ,Ku TS' 'X X Ny! W 'A - R ii kffx V ' 5 N2 x sf E i is Iv f i Za-Ei tl ff Rik Z I I R,-C119 4:-fk' tt 1 i X v fi. at :ff i i i if fi i i . fi . - it 'aggy 1 ,-4 ' ft ' . .7 , Vit Wiz Q X xx vw 1 sri. i E vi L E shi E to ' K L ' 'i L X in J V' 2 X A i ek Q ei t 1 'U gg BL. cgi y- . L., wr' yv W. 5-Q ig sig ati ...- 3- These students won an excel- lent rating in the original panto- mime division The pantomime s written by Edith Clark. WO From left to right F Lorin Johnson, h Cl rk Betty Pratt, Maurine Hoover, Edit a , Loreen Newell, Eloise Reid, and Grant Bandley. llllllll llllllllllll h e School at the B. Y. U. Speech Tournament and Drama Festival April 5, 6, in the oneeact play division. From front to back: Joyce Cooper, Elayne Taylor, Eugene Faux, Rex Miner, Dick Wise- man, and Claron Oakley. Th se students represented Provo Hig un.. 'KMKV P -rr l lx x,s,'-X to V, I 5 WXKLQ, X Qbiix Bw K' 5, g X I X 1 xxx xxx xt 'W lk , i F i t it it I J ., J 1 ' it wg' ln the radio-skit, w r i tt e n by 'T Flora Little, this group took a rat- v-if K' N ' Q1 . 'TT ' ' ing of excellent. ,..J'-37' - I i2 1 U' From left to right -4 Elayne Taylor, Qwyw w . 1-....w Y :I Flora Little, Loreen Newell, Ruth Hanson, J an Barbara Roper, Renee Mortenson, e Cox, Georgia Cullimore, Earl Callahan, Bob Sturgill, and Lorin Johnson. 't I , ft, ef si dl Sixty-Two as 3 Y' tk THE VALIANT M nm Mm TI-IE BIS!-ICD AND THE CONVICT BABBITTS BOY WT E . QPVQ ,ti UTAHQ f by With the addition ot new unitorms, Provo High School's Band now has appearance as well as playing and marching ability. A spirited and enthusiastic organization, under the able il iii ll.liili.lli guidance ot Wesley Pearce, the band has been active in responding to civic and patri- otic parades and many school activities, Successful cheering at athletic events and pep ral- lies has been backed in tull by this organization. ln summing up the year's activities, the band must be given credit tor the able cooper- ation, with which they repref sented Provo High School at outside functions. 5'XTY-Fo ll? as lllllllllllll Considered by critics to be the best orch- estra in the state at the Region Three Music Festival April I2 and l3 at Provo High School, this organization has brought much recognition to the school. That music-minded students enthusiastic in this phase of instrumental music should spend so much extra time practising their various instruments outside of school hours is ample evidence that interests of students is unlimited in this field. Wesley Pearce, conductor, is interested in each student individually and spends much of his leisure time helping music students, Representing Provo High School at outside entertainments, the orchestra gained much repute. lt also offered its services at inter- missions between the variety show, dance review, and many other school functions.This organization has made for itself a name to be proud of. WESLEY PEARCE Director Sixty-Five 5.1 nlv EHPPH Ernest Poxmon, Director lllllllllllllll llllllll f f gt- , ,. . .41 iii L Lett to right-flxflorterison, Little, Hanson, Callahan, Whipple, Cullimore, Oakley. Provo High School was well represented at the Eleventh Annual Speech Tournament and Drarna Festival held April 5 and 6 at the Brig- ham Young University. Students received high awards in boys' and girls' dramatic readings and short stories, carrying on Provo's tradition ot exceHencv, ,--n ' Lett to right-Harding, David, Mortenson, Frazier, Demos. Sixty-Eigh '9 V thus f X ft to right-Martin Hiott, Poul Demos, Rulon Myers, Leon Froizer V, VQVQNQ , ... -fc. ,,,.,.,.,.w I 4 '- 2 ,. k K . ' qg.-4,Qf. 'f' ' 1 1 3 -mr., , g gkgzk 4' - '-5N :13f,:f,. -3. -MP'-7' 1GJ'f'-.- .77 V ' ' '1 if , f . x' --fg ' ,qw 3' :Sai ' -1 Left to right-Mccksene Harding, Isobel David Snxfy-Nmc Lefffori hx . 'gm 5 9 Y Kelfh P I ogxfe son, Morriol C, k IH Johngon or , Adq Taylor -Q.,- L f - e t to VlQhfgDOlfQ5 young Sh , ermon Qoiemon F' illlll illllllllll lllllll psi -1-- '-1' --,.nil ' pn- Ll-,eh 'agar' ,--- ' ,pun vw.. 1' ' Nl' .-vv'3' A' v .PY d . Q dd, Secoll Elaine SOON' Mlgnjriowi-Mdfgoret Von VNll'1lYll'lQ: l Spencer, k ShefmOn . Mason, l-0 Strom Erhe H ford Boyoc , I b y Shirley 1 Lee 1 P el o ' l Fern Frandsen, Ngogglgg, Eernice Harrlsgiiqnjoohnsoni hlgslllsrwosogjoken. First row lleli to 'ljlgigfma Carter, GeOrg:rmStorrs. F0 'lih lg: not presenl when pl ow Jean Benftegqey Marrial Clif? ignyl-lelen WOfih'ng ' .' bore O' ' gorge on ' Wilson, BO' n and 9 Coleman, Delos BOW i Upholding the precedent set by former Provo High commercial students, this year's com- mercial contestants entered not only the l6th Annual Intermountain Commercial Contest at B . h . , , . . rig am Young University but also the l-lenager Business College contest in Salt Lake City, winning many honors to add to their collection of prize awards. At the latter they placed high in the bookkeeping and shorthand divisions returning with two trophies. Individual honors at the B.Y.U. Meet went to Bernice Harris and Sherman Coleman, who won S25 scholarships for second year shorthand and bookkeeping, respectively. Bernice was also awarded the Gregg silver medal for the most accurate transcript. Commercial contests prepare students for efficiency in office administration and in analyzing business conditions and demands made in the industrial and financial world. Many future secretaries, stenographers, bookkeepers, and accountants are to develop from this amateur group of contestants. Seventy XX First and second year bookkeeping and shorthand teams placed high in their divisions at both the Hena- ger Business College and Brigham Young University Commercial Contests. Indi- vidual honors were also won in these particular groups. II Q J ,Z- ri I' -x X 5' r it Q 'v , X , X ii X X nt 4. AX 5 . Xu W f xxx. A K 'f Q- X -...si 'hui ip ,. IM . ,NN XS W Ks if .g x ...W K X m .,:1 ' , ' ,S K K K HW -f if as ' vf- W 'H-'Ci if if l .f J . is 9 Q, Q Q I Y. 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Mod- ern make-up and new features, witho ut regard to precedent, helped make e veryone proud of our paper. lndividuality of each staff member accounts for the freshness and originality of the write-ups. The energetic statt widened its scope by initiating the Hoop Guess'n Contest to create interest in the basketball games. Editing the Provonian has been a practical journalistic experience for its reporters, as well as a news agent for all of us. IQ!-LO ALL-AMEIQICAN IQATI NG N ANNIE RICHARDSON HAROLD STEVENS MELBA MENDENHALL Reporter Exchange Editor Ecoturc Ednor HELEN HICKMAN Feoture Reporter LOUISE OLSEN Reporter 9, BOB STURGILL Make-up Editor cntv PM LESTER BAKER Sports Editor SHERMAN WING Faculty Adviser With Student Life as the theme, we the Provost Staff Q A QT-A wash our hands, lock the office door, return the key, ani present to you the yearbook of l94O, Every club, class, teacher, candid, and building on thi campus probably holds a certain interest for you, so here w have preserved the high school days of your life to be cherisher and looked back upon. The experiences we have gained,and the wealth we hav added to our growing field of experience are numerous, ani will definitely become an asset to us in our later life. CHRIS CHRISTENSEN Editor HGROOTH CARTER WILLIE JOHNSON Associate Editor Business Manager HANK BOYACK MAXlE GERMER 'fWHlP WHIPPLE Business Adviser Make-up Adviser Literary Seventy-Sim cf'- Mutferinq Mutt Messes. Mfw- lx bi x Seventy-Seven MUTTHTHO AS Provoke diro DOPE BRIMHALL f'pOR'iY'1QLARK Snapshot Editor Lrfcrgry Like this, Sccf All but the ciqor, Wanted: A solution, Sr1op inYolf Dopcy If It isn'f Dog Tuftf sy, 591. K - .. ,wr ,fs 'fffw rt X . sra-P .. . 515+ -:p ap: fy 2 --,h lrlllll' lllll an-sg .rv-f Iii Z Ft Sw rl we ' l ligslllll i PROVONIAN STAFF Front row llett to rightl-'Rosemary l-lanseen, Associate Editor, Melba Mendenhall, Sports Editor, Louise Olsen, Editor. Second row--Elaine Stewart, Exchange Editor, Helen Hickman, Feature Editor, Edith Clark, Business Manager. Back row-Marrial Clark, Beth Elliott, Ada Taylor, Reporters. -4 GlRl.S' DAY COMMlTTEES Lett to right-Joy Simpkins, refreshments, Hazel Clinger, advertising manager, Mary Etta ns. Larsen, assembly, Helen Worthington, orchestra and programs, Bette Goddard, decoratio Seventy-Eight Seventy-Nine i ,Q -S f HHHS . . . ' .' 1.. .. ,I ,, Ia- .4 .V .- f, - , .. N .'- ,. .,'1H'. 5,115 ,-Q.,-+g,',g .,. ,. . . f J- -A., ,Y .1 P . . fe? -5 1- is 'fra 1 1' +'fl'LiWx W aw-2': Q,-45,35 2 .XL --.. '- AM., in K , ,',4. - fy , A ,L gg',g?,5a X4 f. .- .-55,36 f h at Llmya :,n !1g,y dy V. 4:-3,,,,,,, x ' - . ' . .. ,W ' --'-uf- ' ' 'V fiw' W '- .-- V ' -1, ' up 'V' -V-. . , 455 , 3' W -. L!1.,'L?1.ffg,.M.-.'.fe:q,g,5f -- -1.-. .A - - Ae f . :f 1- . L , Y 3 -' vm- 'pw' -- .fg,.f: V .r1'Xb'v,. :ff ww 'qy,,f-.,ymf-- .5 , 5, -'vm ,- , V, . 5. , ., , Hx xf' ' ' , , Af ., - fir me Lfrfwffis2.-wguizf-5.3.53311'Xi2:fe+f'?2:f-235-:f s: Fi3Z-ffziffffffiwliYiz?ff'??w, r wk'-' v:2 if' ff-,H23f'W'P:f'Mi'11:e- X. 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Home 3 In Encouraging s t u d e n t participation in p I a y s, readings, a nd dramatic sketches and developing an understanding and ap- preciation for dramatic art, this club has fully achieved its purpose. One- act plays! directed by club members, have been pre- sentedperiodicallyat meetings in the Little Theater. Eight ghty-One of J, ' - Kill K K 'xfj 'V . A W1 2 f J W ll To acquaint students with various forms of bird life as well as other forms of nature, the Audubon Society has spent many enjoyable hours in the open fields learning the habits of nature's own children. in 9 LTURE The Motion Picture Ap- preciation Club, o r g a n- ized for the first time this year, has posted criticisms regularly on current movies about town. The criticisms concerned the quality of the picture and whether or not the movie was commendable. x ffTT5 X ,T ,,1 S ' T' x Xl gf T s -S. ' ff C X-,fre I 1 lx Q ,KK ffl, Us , l - K X X w, i so xx, K x, J The purpose of this club has been to provide educational activities in the form of lectures and exhibits and to provide social activities for art minded students. itll is it 5665 gf lilll The Home Economics Club can claim l939-40 as one of their most suc- cessful years. These girls have pleasant memories of their annual dance and banquet being two of the biggest successes of the year. -1-I X Q11 .QQ all ln keeping with their purpose, to provide an av- erage for the improve- ment of the general level of public speaking and debating and to encour- age excellence on the port of those who have special ability, this club has par- ticipated in inter-school debate contests. 3 iii l K rlll i fi , ,N xxx XL! N l xl lX': ,A To teach students prop- er arrangement, expos- ure, and time for a good camera picture and de- velopment and enlarge- ment ot prints and nega- tives have been the ac- complishments ot this club. W VL? QS? W X Q ff gil f sl Executing the policies of the school in relation to assemblies, dances,and other school activities, the Bouncers Club has been ac- tive in the past year. Many stu- dents will remember the hours spent washing windows or missing assemblies because of improper conduct-the result ot the discip- linary measures effected by Bouncers uSHEl25 Present re needed they we h Ol OS wliegnhos Ushereclxat jioxid other C U b ii Qflmes' P GY kef G Pertormancei v-un-Q ' Adding color and spirit to sports, this club has fully achieved its purposexto create a vital interest in the activities of to fo s t e r b our school and e t te r sportsmanship with other schools. Members have gained wide recogni- tion and popularity through their clever marches, yells and tumbling acts. fi W Q arg' H ,., wi, ? N ,,- Q-ye sl 'Ar' 4s '59 ll! llll WQQW' rs., 1- Elghfyfivc President Hazel Rowe Vice-President , Barbara Carter Secretary, H Doressa Poxman Reporter, , , W Eloise Reed fi' . ri .,,, ' lf l ,fl slgsfi. , 1, ' - W fl ' 42 fi? ' , E71 r 1 , ' ,gm-' ' , ' , s Life's features make life more interesting. Daily routine is often fl ? X broken by an event that is out of the E ' ' 6- ordinary, that remains vividly Q, ' stamped upon the memory as a y izggje Q 70' laughable, thrilling, or serviceable moment. The time in the lunch room when someone fired a creampuff at a poster and hit the principal in the eye, the way she said, yes, when you dated her for the big affair of i the year, and the last day of school .QQ-' when your job 'of committee chair- man was over and you knew that it iii? had been well-done - these consti- A g tute the lively happenings on the J campus, formal dances, 'and helpful Egiqggtg g service to others which stand out as i feature moments of high school life. - Til.. 5 , Z 1 , - 4' .l. 3, - 'uf Fu. iris, Q' - ts 1 ln U -1, I , jg, , , L1 L :, '?4r 'fwtlf eggs f 51- ,. l. 1 .ip- . r G 'E 14. llHlIlIilS W? a ww, .W .. . ulwfm Y f. 'sf ' 5, LM... -..,.:., mm., O 'W 0 iii 1 W I 4 3- 1:3 Si Fl ' L f, Bo - Q .f J, ,..-, ., , , ' M . 1 ' 'L ' . .JV 15. I x f 1' ' f if I . .1 K.. 55 1. 2.21 A , Q .,,, W 1 W z 'Y - -f x. .. LE we o ,y , x 4. z -all xx Jim 2. ill' swung WMM- Esghfy Eigl' .M wiH'!ZE. I fi lghty-N trtt tt Wt Wt Upon these pages are tound engraved the narnes ot those have contrrbuted unttrtng ettorts and servtce toward successtut actt- vtttes at Provo Htgh Schoot. Conttnugttv present to tend thetr support and enthustasrn, they have ted tn the advancement ot student acttvttv and have ptaced tt at a new htgh. Nthough unrecogntzed, thev have been the toundatton upon whtch Provo High has buttt tts devetoprnent in ttetds such as drama, sctence, debate, art, and tournattsrn. To thern tn gratetut apprectatton tor thetr cornrnendabte work and teadershtp these pages are dedtcated. Bette Goddard, Yea Beth Sutton, Berntce Harris, Bettie Vance, Secretariat Crandatt, Non-na Service. N iftety rbook Ptrt. from row,-Gtenno Twetves. Middte row .f Norma Hams, Beth Sutton, Mvrtte Thorson, Etalne Snorr, Georgtonna Bates. Buck row fDorothv H ten Harmon, Barbara Bottev, Thetrna ' Comrnerctat. Georgra Lorensen, Juntor Runnets, Carat Bench, Thates Srntth Music. Twetves, Rex Jones, Gtona Forrer, Beth Hansen, e Carter, Berntce Hams, Sterttng Bench, Student Mona' L- Annie ,f- N Servkce. Rkchordson, G-enero Fred N eedhom, Art Shkdey d er Rosem Burmeh, Generch Ser en Gov rw , Journohsrn. vkce. cry Honseen, O T Joy Gov Carter, A ret! , PNY! rt Heck Gen ercN Servic 9 Ekncr Johnso Rowe, Secre Rhoda , Shkd ey todd Serv Mon NlnetyAOn 6 ice XHIHII E W? ,QQ LKYKLI as mfg. 3 U43 ew? Ommw um KERRY wiiig EH? til mb. Q mul? HK V U NW If .uw W1 Ravi C? f -- --sv fi Alai! .1 n ,sg Ag, A 1, M 1, Q 6 Y' s W f ik ..4..,,,6 , -4... i- 1 Y - ' 3' 1 wa. -rf ,, 2 - 'FQ 1' n p V ,, , A f wg., , XQ- Aa ,xi F1 5 l Ann. Ss Front row lleft to rightl--Verda Parks, Helen Oldro d El ' y , anne Bullock. Back row -- Melbo COX, Roma Wiley, l-lazel Oldroyd, Louise Elliott. lllllllllllllll Featuring original dances and cos- tumes, beautiful lighting effects, and won, a cast of one hundred and fifty, the t Uonraettv VCO l94O Girls' Dance Review has again Giofio 9092 established itself as an outstanding annual event of the school year. Discontinued for two years, the dance review has been revived this year by Dorothy Richmond, dean of girls, who is well-known for her colorful and original dances. Credit must also be given to Tom Boshard, local artist, designer of all costumes, and Louise Clark, piano accompanist. Dances featuring the Stars and Stripes, Russian, Nautch, Bolero, the Fairy Tale, Sleeping Beauty, Morning, Waltz Reverie, and the elemental forces-Earth, Fire, Water, and Wind -were beautiful and finished accomplishments. The student body heartily congratulates Miss Richmond and the whole cast for a delight- ful performance, fill Q K . . A. Ninety-Four 1 l ' f'Q'!4 , 5541 . 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Bril- liant touchdowns, the roar of the gun as a last-second goal swishes the net, a final spurt to breast the tape first, and the twang of strings as the winning shot kicks up the alley-line chalk--these are the glorious mo- ments that in s t i I I forever school spirit and loyalty into the hearts of a student body, which cause that student body to fight for, to honor, and finally to memorialize the school that has been their source of learn- ing and pleasu re during a high school career, Healthy, clean, and character-building, athletics are the underlying forces behind the schools which are educating the citizens of tomorrow. , ,v ,Y nz,-N. . ,.,, wr , Q -J , 1'- ' 3 ' Iii' .fl,,- f 1,-LQ ' .1 ' ' 1 JN xg f If vi 1,w,..u. .vv .11 JA- .-1 fi. Yi ., ,M 3 ,, .I flux 1 1. jvx 1 1, , Lqcyxv? Q . :FXS-f ,J ,fe qtgffqlg .:5 l'.n 'As ,Q 1.zfji' W 11,3 .15 ,.- . T5-1 .f fig- 511 :1PEf11k9? 'f: ' if- 1 I: Vfgfai- m,3A,,f, :': Lg f .fr -, J V- '- V1 , 5115. 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' T., '21, Z , -'-frlzfg Lg , '11, -Q , 5 mfg DELBERT WARNER Atl-il ' etic Manager GLENN SMAMONS HlHlllIlS Flourishing under the able direction of Coaches Kimball and Simmons, athletic manager Delbert Warner, and backed by an enthusiastic student body led by Cheerleaders Betty Pratt, Edith Clark, and Garth Pehrson, the Green and White colors of Provo High enjoyed one of the most successful athletic seasons in the history of the school. Football mentor Kimball guided the Bulldog eleven through an undefeated season that gave them a tie for the region title. Coach Simmons turned in his third straight Alpine divi- sion winner, andthe l94O quint was undefeated until they were nosed out in the third night of the state basketball tournament by an inspired Dixie team. The five then rallied in the final game to take third place in the state classic. The annual intra-mural basketball tournament, under the leadership of Delbert Warner and Rudolph Reese, faculty adviser, was one of the highlightsof the minor sport season. Other minor sports that developed under the leadership of Kimball were boxing matches and the introduction ofa baseball team into Nebo loop play, Coach GRIFHTH KIMBALL Coach CHEERLEADERS Left to right-Betty Pratt, Garth Pehrson, Edith Clark. Preece Guard Harding .-a,..-. Tackle Guard i...... lllllllllll Atter being completely rolled under by a powerful Granite squad 33-O in the season opener, Provo's green and white eleven rounded into shape and went through their six-game schedule without being defeated to share Region Three grid- iron honors with American Fork, There was no scheduled game between the Cavemen and Bulldogs so the season ended with the two in a mathematical tie. The Springville Red Devils scored a last minute touchdown to tie Provo l3-all and thus keep them out ofthe state tourna- ment and provide the only other black mark on the Green Wave's record. T 3 St f W' is , r , if we A as K 5 I? l 'li i J its Q if 1 T, 1 we 'I 8 it 'fl X as its rf - -Lr F K L 'xlib as . S., its 4, gm 1 vt 5 I 4 9: . b 1,1 ff Boswell Center Clark the is---4? .W Q scored 67 points to 34 tor their I During the season Provo opponents, Every game was marked by strong defensive p ay and weak offensive work, Each contest, except the i4-O win over Lincoln, was decided by less than a touchdown, Ed Preece and Charles Ashton were the year's outstanding players, the tormer providing the greatest ground offense with his savage line smashing. Ashton made tour touchdowns in the latter part of the season, being on the receiving end ot the Bulldog air Christen Fullback attaclc, QW' J ,Mi F, FN! i Q v i., more ,C .. HN., Pope Stubbs Hood l-laltback Guard l-laltback Ms Rasmussen Halfback viwftwaw Beemer Norton Ashton Center Halfback End Benevcnt U l-laltback it Holfback an J Hllllllllllll The Bulldogs journeyed to state this year without ci regional defeat. An unbroken chain of season vic- tories in Alpine District convinced ardent fans that Provo's quintet would snatch the crowning glory in the tournament. Coach Simmons' watchful eye and nightly rounds kept the team in A-l shape. Copmin Gclfdflef Mortensen E. Preece Guflfd FOFward Forward Nash Wome' Rachans Center GUOI'd Guard One Hundred Four U 'psf' illll ,km A-bw s.---1 f ,f f ., f- 214-avi-vhguafu' Although lacking in the alleoround power and talent they had enioyed in recent years, the l94O Bulldog track and field squad were working hard with their few returning veterans to make up for the loss of such stars as Ned Pope, Gordon Crane, Reed Nilsen, and other stars of the '39 season. The chief aim of this year's squad was to avenge the second place ranking they received in last year's regional meet and to win back the prestige they held in state meets up until last year. Returning veterans and stalwarts of the squad were Ted Angus, Ed Preece, and Sherman Coleman in the weights, Charles Ashton, Delbert Warner, Paul Roundy, Warren Tanner, and Delvar Pope in the runs, and Mark Singleton, Ashton, and Warner in the jumps. Coach Glenn Simmons was also looking forward to the 'Al season, which was expected to give many unknowns a chance to qualify in the various meets. Stars developing from this group at the start of the season were Mahlon Rasmusson, iavelin, l.eGrande Carter, pole vault, Walter Prusse, runs, and two runners transferred from other schoolsfDave Suclweeks in the relays and Dave Cramer in the sprints. with RELAY Left to rightf-Dave Sudweeks, Orean Hansen, Sherman Coleman, n Left to right Wayne Start Don Phillips Delvar Pope Warren Tanner Charles Ashton. sw vf .iq A Q ,uw-W' --i-0 RELAY Coleman AQ ,ffw If Preece i Carter One Hundred SCVCV' Angus Woolsey, Sudweeks, Startup 1 .. Storrs VW furnron, Perry, Prusse Tanner Grant Hickman 8 . iw Keith Smool Bustewd Bill Chrisler Doug Hal Thomas Selecting the squad through tennis tournaments and the pyramidal W' arin his netters system as in past yea rs, Coach Sherman ing was prep g for their defense of the Nebo championship as the court season got underway. . . , . - . k Building around last years returning players Richard Spar s, Don Christensen and Sterling Bench--the Bulldogs were faced with the problem of feplacing Ray Nash, singles ace, who was declared ineligible because of scholastic difficulties. ' - l I-l I The tournament turned up some surprise performers, name y, a Thomas, who upset Sparks, and Bill Chrisler, a transfer from California. . . . d Other outstanding candidates were Bob Sturgill, Doug Busteru , Grant Hickman, and Keith Smoot. The Nebo loop was made up of net squads representing Eureka, Spanish Fork, Springville, Payson, Nephi, and Provo. wx ilk if Don Christensen Bob Smrgm S k r s 5'e'll 9 Bench Dick Pa One Hundred E ghi I , ev r 'W E' ' t rijgxkl MNH 4 H 'I I' ' X N -: xv 2 ' x -RSM. I fiwur- wg M.'A' HV' X' ' LW Q f ' K K M f I f , A. f -fa fs.. 2 'f ,A N ,n j 5 5 ' 5 , QL 3 . Xt f 'M' X Q' ' L - ' ' A if E x f 'F-Q , .. A1-'--f' K A f , L,,,L.2.ff ' uf' Q J 1 ' Nall' 'Gilt' . A A pg , E gf- 1 i 5 - 4 - 44-aww Q L, , f ,,,... uw Q. L3 I A X ,g . , . V A ,M ,N . . , L I V L , fl ' ,W 1 , ' K t H . 3 ' in 9 f 'Qfwvf 'x ' Pe I 2 5 A+ 3 ' 4 2 'N Q, Us Y 2 ' , , z. 5 . 2 5 4 Q , , 1 'L Z , .5 ' . 5' , ' Af P up 5 4, ' f , a F F f ' X E Q 3 K si H V ? f 3 X ? Xt -,-, wrxu. ' .V bam? Godd are A Q im, Rl ' 'Es-., KN Q .'-xv-1 .gf-H ,. ..-N -. pw. -. ,gd .Q 5 gl. - ,g,. ., M n 1 'Wi ,' , ., ':...r- .f ,vw 'C - w. -ig, 1 7. 'Km 1' ,' - WK.. 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' f ,.3..n.g.q f ,'1 'v.:',r'q. -, 37.3 ' ,pt f. 5. -A , .5 7,5-MIL. -4 w',:'?k,5.Q.'1''M's'5'3'f',m.-,:'?1m5gjg: 1 'f'4fH,--ff' .ngi ' ' A - '.S ' ' ' .JL L I - M 1'1 IffQ'3, fA'.5 1-'wf, 'l.+V1,.-.32F3rTf- f '-5:Yjfl- .'f.w:: 'jf'.'T'wr- P' V ,s..,, -N QL.. '.:'.,H.,. K A-.5-X 4' Q ,ij ,.,,,,.1,p .YL f 'q.'f , , V A 'Z . -,Q-'H' 5543! ff,,.f.gAL-f I . . Ono Hundred Nirfe ' K swf,-gl, K . 1, lillll' lllllllll DOROTHY RICHMOND Dean of Girls llllllllllllll Coeds of Provo High School find interest- ing ways of keeping physically and mentally fit through responding to the various activities offered by physical education classes. The Girls' Athletic Association has been active in on intramural basketball tourney, tennis, creative and social dancing, volleyball, and the posture parade. Exemplifying a spirit of friendliness and enthusiasm, Dorothy Richmond, G. A. A. spon- sor, has shown genuine interest in the feminine sports program, and many an enioyable and interesting game has been accredited to her by enthusiastic participants. Collaborating with Merle-en Olsen, Girls' Organization officers! Zoe Bullock, Jean Bennett, and Colleen Rowan -Ashe has successfully sponsored a program of girls' sports. At the B. Y. U. lnvitational Track and Field Meet and Relay Carnival girls captured their share of honors in track, tennis, dancing, and the posture parade. The Girls' Organization can add another successful year to their Diary of Events. BASKETBALL SQUAD d L 'l Rho des Dolores Rasmusson Merlene Olsen, LaDean Hansen, Front row tleft to rightl-Mary Thurgoo , uci e C , , Faye Clayson. Back row lleft to rightl-Dorothy Richmond, sponsor, Ruth Swenson, Margaret Wilson, Mildred Sorenson, Leda Stevens, and Virginia Carson. xslt rf. 4 TY. A if . so Q is rf A f t . X Q OHS Huncircd TCH gl' -A..,, A., fa fi F -H f1'IFI'vmw ff' L GOV? W . i? 3 g IFJ: .L I R X ,K ffzfffffjff ,, W4 V 5 df OSF 5 35 Z so E4 if ff, W, ' : Im n f 1- l f.: Tl-IER D 1,- n9f.E 21-5 Q. W 71. W Q Q- 9 1 B Wgxq HW-, .mn xl Ma x , V, 'ws f f I 1 I W ff umravvvf f f QI ff 4 hi WJPN NX QPNX19 . 900-5 K E be 1 V ' ---4 7 if? 5 l,.l1.- FLORENCE ADAMS Eugenics Society 2, Home economics I-2-3, Dance review 3, Seminary graduate 2, Legislative council 3. AFTON AHLANDER Senior class vice-president 3, Girls' queen 3, Qui Viva 2-3, Dramatic art I, Sophomore play I. QUELLA ALLRED Orchestra I-2-3, Sophomore civic club I, Photo- graphy club 2, Movie club 3, Seminary graduate 3. KENT ANDERSON Eugenics society 3, Commercial club 2, Variety show 3, Seminary graduate 3, College preparatory. NORMA JANE ANDERSON Girls' council 2, Posture parade 2, Eugenics so- ciety 3, College preparatory. TED ANGUS Football I-2-3, Track I-2-3, Lettermans club I, President Bouncers' club 3. CHARLES ASHTON Band I-2, Track I-2-3, Football 2-3. LESTER G. BAKER Provonian staff 3, Provost staff 3, Historian 3, Boys' Vodie I, Sophomore play I. LERINE BARRETT Dress review I-3, Seminary graduate 2, Commer- cial club 2, Home economics 3. GEORGIANNA BATES Student body secretary 3, Commercial contest I-2-3, Seminary graduate 3, Executive council 3, Legislative council 3. JACK BECK Audubon club 3, Eugenics society 3, Variety show 3, College preparatory. TOM BEEMER San Juan high I-2, Football 3, Bouncers club 3, Eugenics society 3. STERLING BENCH Student manager 3, Tennis 2-3, Eugenics so- ciety 3, Executive council 3, Legislative council 3. MARGERY BOOTH Qui Viva 3, Seminary graduate 2, Home econ- gmics I-2-3, Posture parade 2-3, Eugenics society sim Bovoeu B. Y. High I, Commercial club 2, Legislative council 2-3, Dance committee chairman 3, Exec- utive council 3. CREDE BRIMHALL Band I-2, Orchestra I-3, Commercial club 2, Variety show 3, Provost staff 3. ELINOR BROCKBANK Qui Viva I-2-3, Dance Review 3, Dramatic art I-2, Legislative council 3, Banner Bearer I-2-3. MAX BROWN 2 3Radio club I, Football 2, Band I-2-3, Orchestra LUCILE aucKLEv Home economics 2-3, A Cappella 2-3, Opera 2. GORDON BULLOCK Track I, Baseball 3, Eugenics Society 3. ZOE BULLOCK Girls' athletic manager 2, Movie club 3, Presi- dent girls' organization 3, Legislative council 2-3, Eugenics society 2-3. SHIRLEY BUNNELL Dramatic art I, Hikers I, Eugenics society 3. PRESTON BUSHMAN Windsor, Arizona High I-2, Basketball 3, Foot- ball 3, Dramatic art 3. BLAIN CARLSON Football I-2, Hikers I, Photography club 3. ANGELA CARTER Eugenics society 3, Home economics I, Bowling club I, Seminary graduate I. THELMA CARTER Dramatic art 2-3, Dress review 2, Home econ- omics 2, Eugenic society 3. BILL CRISLER Tamalpais San Francisco high I-2, Tennis 3, basketball 3. DON CHRISTENSEN Provost Editor 3, Executive council 3, Legislative council 2-3, Tennis 2-3, Commercial club 2. LAVEE CHRISTENSEN Pllllilllll EDITH CLARK Cheer leader 3, Provost staff 3, Seminary grad- uate 2, Provonian Business Manager 3, Vice-presi- dent Junior class 2. PAUL CLARK Seminary graduate 3, College preparatory. MARGARET CLAYTON Orchestra I-2-3, Civics club I, Photography club I, Hikers I, Seminary graduate 3. HAZEL CLINGER Posture parade I-2, Qui Viva I-2-3, Variety show 3, Dance review 3, Commercial club 2. JOYCE COOPER Posture parade I-2, Dramatic art 2-3, Depart- mental play 2, School play 3, Speech contest 3. LORRAINE COX College preparatory, Hikers I, Audubon 3. BETTIE CRANDALL Dramatic art I-2, A Cappella I-2-3, Girls' coun- cil 2, Commercial course. GEORGIA CULLIMORE Student body vice-president 3, Girls' Queen 2, Qui Viva 2-3, School play 2-3, Speech tournament 2-3. FRED CUNNINGHAM A Cappella 3, Photography club 3, Eugenics so- ciety 3, Hikers I, Variety show 3. RUTH CUNNINGHAM Music I-2-3, Movie club 3, Eugenics society 3, Home economics 2-3. BOB CURTIS , Sophomore ploy I, Competitive play I-3, Dra- matic art I-2, Eugenics society 3, Seminary grad- uate 3. BERNELL DALLIN Audubon club 3, Sophomore civics I, College preparatory. DONA MARIE DANIELS Opera I, Home economics I-2, Dramatic art 3, Photography club 2, Fashion review I. PAUL DEMOS College preparatory, Debate club I-3, Audubon club 3, Hikers I. CARMEN DAVIS Dramatic art I, Hikers I, Eugenics society 3, General course. ELDON DIXON Fine arts club 3, Hikers club I, Seminary grad- uate 2, College preparatory. VIRGINIA DIXON Qui Viva 2-3, Sophomore play I, Dramatic art I-2-3, Seminary graduate 2, Variety show 3. KENDALL DUTSON Band I-2-3, Orchestra 2, Photography club I, Hikers I. FRANCIS EDWARDS Band I-2-3, Orchestra I-2-3, Home economics I-3, Photograph 3. MAXINE ELLIOTT Home economics I-2, Eugenics society 3, Glee club I, Fashion review I-2, Hikers I. GRANT ERCRANBRACK General course, Audubon club 3, Track I. BERT FARLEY Boys' chorus 3, General course. NORMA FARRER Commercial course, Dramatic art I-2-3, Eu- gencis society 3, Fashion review 2-3. EUGENE FAUX Student body president 3, President Utah Coun- ty Student Officers 3, Sophomore class president I, Departmental play 3, Orchestra I-2-3. IONE FINCH Competitive play I, Dramatic art I-2-3, Home economics 2, Seminary graduate 2. RHODA FLACK Commercial club I-2, Eugenics society 3, Girls' glee l-2-3, Dramatic art I. FERRIS FITZGERALD General course, Seminary graduate 3, Eugenics society 3, Audubon club 3. ISABEL GAGON Seminary graduate 2, Home economics I-2-3, Bouncers 3. GLEN GARDNER Junior class president, Executive council 2-3, Provonian editor 3, Legislative council I-2-3, Basketball I-2-3. LUCIE MAE GARDNER S , Qui Viva 3, Legislative council 3, Variety show eminary graduate 2, General course. One Hundred Thirteen 3, Dance review 3, Eugenics society 3. BETTE GODDARD Posture parade I, Commercial club I-2, Arts club I-2, Hikers I, Commercial course. MARJORIE GOLDING Dramatic art I, Home economics I-2, Commer- cial club 2, Girls' chorus 3, Eugenics society 3. VERNA GREAVES Hikers I, Girls' Glee 3, Dance Review 3, Sem- inary graduate 3. ROSEMARY HANSEEN Commercial club 2, Associate editor Provonian 3, Executive council 3, Legislative council 3, Sem- inary graduate 3. BERNICE HARRIS Paul Idaho High I, Commercial team 3, Student secretary 3. BETH HARRIS Commercial contest I-2, Commercial club 2, Dramatic art I, Eugenics society 2-3, Variety show 3. RUTH HANSON Home economics I-2-3, Dramatic art I-2-3, School play 2, Girls' Glee I-3, Eugenics society 3. DOROTHY HANSEN Photography club I-2, Seminary graduate 2, Fashion show 2-3, College preparatory. VIOLETTE HARDING Eugenics society 3, Home economics I, Girls' council 3. HELEN HARMON Photography club I-2, Seminary graduate 2, Fashion show 2-3, College preparatory. EVELYN HAWS Dramatic art I, Photography club 2-3, Eugenics society 3, Bowling club I. ROBERT HAWS Hikers I, Band I-2-3, Audubon 3. GENIEL HAYWARD Band I, Home economics 2, Posture parade 2, Fashion review 2-3, Legislative council 3. CAROL HEDQUIST Home economics I, Fashion show I-2, Dramatic art 2-3, Hikers I, Music festival l-2-3. GEORGE HENDERSON Eugenics society 3, Photography 3, Band I-2, Orchestra I, A Cappella 3. HELEN HICKMAN Dramatic art I-2-3, Sophomore play I, Girls' Annual staff 2-3, Fashion review 2-3, Provonian staff 3. LLOYD HIGGINS Pliiogagrophy club I, Band I-2, Hikers I, Orches- tra - . MAURINE HOOVER Home economics I-2-3, Dramatic art I-2-3, Posture parade I-2, Eugenics society 3. DOROTHY HIRST Dramatic art 3, Hikers I, Commercial course, A Cappella 2. LELIA JENSEN Commercial course, Dramatic art I-2-3, Home economics I-2. EINAR JOHNSON Band I-2-3, Variety show 3, Art club I-2-3. BILL JOHNSON Business manager Provost 3, Executive council 3, Commercial team 3, Audubon club 3, Legislative council 3. HESTER JOHNSON Home economics 3, Seminary graduate 3, Eu- genics society 3. PHYLLIS JOHNSON College preparatory, Home economics I-2-3, Eugenics society 3, Seminary graduate 3. VONETA JOLLEY Home economics I, Fashion review 2-3, Sem- inary graduate 2, Eugenics society 3. BETTE JONES f Hikers I, Eugenics society 3, Chorus I-2. DORIS KAVACHEVICH Dramatic art I-2, Fashion review 2, Photo- graphy club 2, Debate 2, Qui Viva 2-3. BLANCHE KIRK Home economics I-3, Seminary graduate 2, Eugenics society 3, School play 3, Band I, ROMOLA KING Home economics I-2, Girls' basketball 2, Com- mercial club I, Dress review 3, Eugenics society 3. MELBA KIRKHAM Gills' Glee li A Cappella 3, Commercial club 2, Dramatic art 2-3, Seminary graduate 2. EVA KNUDSEN Commercial club 2, Home economics 2-3, Sem- inary graduate 2, Eugenics society 2. REVA KNIGHT Seminary graduate 2, Qui Viva l-2-3, Opera, 2, Dress review 2, Dramatic art 2-3. GEORGIA LORENSEN South Sevier high I-2, Dramatic art 3, Orches- tra 3. NORMA LARISON Opera 3, Chorus 2-3, Hikers l. GLORIA LARSON Eugenics society 3, Seminary graduate 2. MARY ETTA LARSEN Qui Vivo I-2-3, Seminary graduate 2, Vice-presi- dent sophomore class I, Dramatic art l, Com- mercial club l. LAWRENCE LASSEN Mixed chorus I-2, Variety show 3, Bouncers 2-3, Eugenics society 3. GARETH LEE Eugenics society 3, French club I, Spanish club 2. BERNICE LIDDIARD Home economics I-37 Commercial club 2, Sem- inar graduate 2g Fashion review l-2-3, Band l. FLORA LITTLE Seminary graduate 3, Dramatic art l-2-3, Home economics l-2, Pasture parade I-2, Eugenics so- ciety 3. JACK LINDE Band 2-3, Boys' Vodie I, Debate 3, College preparatory course. BETH LITTLEFIELD Commercial club l-2, Home economics l, A Cappella 3, Fashion review I-2. BERNEDA LYNN Posture parade I-2, A Cappella 2, Dramatic Ort l, President home economics club 3, Bouncers club 2-3. MARILYN MACKENZIE Dramatic art I-2-3, Home economics I, Girls' organization representative 3, Legislative council 2, Fashion review I-2. AFTON MADSEN Hikers I, Dramatic art l, Home economics I-2, Eugenics society 2-3. CASSIE MARSHALL Seminary graduate 3, Band I-2-3, Commercial club 2, Photography club 2. EVERNA MARTIN Home economics 3, Chorus 2, Seminary grad- uate 2. MELBA MENDENHALL Sophomore play l, Dramatic art 2-3, Legislative council 2-3, Provonian staff 3, Secretary and treas- urer senior class 3. VERNA MENLOVE Orchestra l-3, Dramatic art I-2-3, Legislative council 3, Seminary graduate 3. MAURINE MESERVY Arts course, Seminary graduate 3, Home econ- omics I-2-3, Eugenics society 3. BILL MILDENHALL College preparatory course, Chorus 3. NORMA MILLER Home economics 3, Commercial club 2, Semin- ary graduate 2, Fashion review I-3, Hikers club I. MAX MITCHELL Photography club l, Eugenics society 3. GLENN MONTAG College preparatory, Band I-2-3, Orchestra l. CLIFTON MORTENSEN Band I-2-3, Football 2-3, Basketball l-2-3, Track.3. MILDRED MOWER Posture parade 2, Chorus I-2-3, Opera 2, Hikers club l. RULON MYERS Photography club I, Debate 2-3, Audubon club 3, Football 3, Boxing 3. RAY NASH B. Y. High I, Basketball 2-3, Tennis 2, Depart- mental play 2. FRED NEEDHAM Boys' vadie l, Commercial club l, Hikers l, Bouncers 2. lllllllllll JAY NEILSON Photography club l, Boys' chorus l, Opera l, Audubon club 3, Bleacher squad l-2-3. VERL NELSON General course. LOREEN NEWELL Competitive play I-2-3, Lost and found chair- man 3, Dramatic art I-2-3, Historian staff 3, Posture parade flag bearer l-2. MARIE NEWREN Orchestra l-2-3, Seminary graduate 3, Girls' council 3, Public service chairman 3, Historian staff 3. EARL NORTON Football I-2-3, Audubon 2, Hikers I. ELAYNE OLSEN Commercial club 2, Eugenics society 2-3, Photo- graphy club 3, Variety show 3, Legislative coun- cil 2. LOUISE OLSEN Seminary graduate 3, School play 3, Provonian staff 3, Dramatic art l-2-3, Girls' council 3. WILLIAM OVERLY Bouncers club 3, A Cappella 3, College prep- aratory. GERTRUDE PAGE Hikers l, Qui,Viva 2-3, Sophomore civics I, Eugenics society 3, Seminary graduate 3. DOROTHY PASSEY Dramatic art I, Home economics I-2-3, Posture parade I-2-3, Opera l. RICHARD PAXMAN Movie club 3, Boys' vodie I, Photography club 3, Eugenics society 3, Opera l-2. ORPHA PEAY College preparatory course. LA WANNA PEAY Civics club I, Art club 2-3, Movie club 3, Or- chestra I-2, Debate I. GARTH PEHRSON Band I-2, A Cappella 2-3, Cheer leader 3, Boys' Vodie I, Opera l-2. DELVAR POPE ' Football I-3, Track I-3, Bookkeeping team 2-3, Seminary graduate 3. KEITH POWELSON Photography club I-2, Debate 3, Chairman Eu- genics society 3, Legislative council I-2. BETTY PRATT Cheer leader 3, Girls' annual cover I, Dramatic art I-2-3, Legislative council 3, Dance review 3. ED PREECE Boys' organization president 3, Track l-2-3, Basketball I-2-3, Football I-2-3, Bouncers 2-3. KATHERINE PULLEN Sophomore vice-president I, Qui Viva I-2-3, Dramatic art l, Hikers I, Eugenics society 3. BETH RAMBEAU Qui Viva I-2-3, Dress review I-2-3, Dramatic art l, Civics club l, Eugenics society 3. DOLORES RASMUSSON Home economics I-2-3, Posture parade l-3, Girls' basketball 2-3, Dance review 3, Girls' coun- ci . BETH REED Seminary graduate 3, Home economics I-2-3, Eugenics society 2-3, Commercial club 1.2, ELOISE REID Dramatic art I-2-3, Drama festival I-2-3, Soph- omore play I, Legislative council 2, Qui Viva 2-3. LUCILE RHOADES Home economics I-2-3, Usher club 3, Eugenics society 3, Seminary graduate 2, ANNIE RICHARDSON Commercial contest I-2, Provonian staff 3, Girls' day staff 2-3, Home economics club 2, J. L. RICHMOND Seminary graduate 3, Glee club 2, Audubon 2. LORENZO RODEBACK College preparatory, Audubon 3, Seminary grad- uate 2. GLENNA ROUNDY Home economics l-3, Commercial club 2, Fash- ion review l-2-3, Seminary graduate 2, Band l. PAUL ROUNDY Opera 2, Legislative council 3, Boys' glee 3, track 2-3. HAZEL ROWE Qui Viva president 3, Dance review 3, Mixed chorus 3, Eugenics society 3, Fashion show I-3. SHIRLEY ROWE Fashion review 2-3, Seminary graduate 2, Movie club 3, Home economics 3, Bouncers 3. JEAN RUFF Boys' Vodie 2, Opera I-2, Photography club 2-3, Movie club 3. BILL SCOTT - College preparatory. JOY SIMPKINS Home economics I-2, Eugenics society 3, Girls' glee I-2, Fashion review I-2. MARK SINGLETON Football I-2-3, Track 2-3, Audubon 2, Hikers I, Basketball I. ELAINE SNARR Dramatic art I-2-3, Commercial club 2-3, Leg- islative council 3, Historian staff 3, Sophomore play l. BERNICE SOUTER Home economics l-2-3, Fashion review I-2-3. DICK SPARKS Tennis 2-3, College preparatory. GERALDINE STEEDMAN Home economics I-2-3, Dramatic art I-2, Girls' organization I, Eugenics society 3. HAROLD STEVENS Seminary graduate 2, Bouncers 3, Photography club 3, Bond I, Provonian staff 3. ELAYNE STEWART Sophomore play I, Fashion review l, Provonian staff 3, Eugenics society 3, Photography club 3. HEWITT STRONG Photography club I, Commercial club 2, Eu- genics society 3. DON STUBBS Art club I, Hikers I, Bouncers 2, Football 3, One act play 3. MARY STUM Bouncers 2-3, Home economics I-2-3, posture parade 2. BOB STURGILL Provonian staff 3, Speech tournament I-2-3, School plays I-2-3, Dramatic art I, Tennis 3. ELIZABETH SUTTON Qui Viva I-2-3, Fashion show 2-3, Dramatic art I, Girls' Council I, Mixed chorus 3, HELEN SWAPP Eugenics society 3, Opera 2, Girls' glee l-2-3, A Cappella 3. ELAYNE TAYLOR Home economics I-2-3, Dramatic art I-2-3, President D. A. C. 3, Pasture parade l-2, Eugenics society 3. BERT THATCHER Dramatic art 2-3, Hikers l. HAL THOMAS Commercial club 2, Tennis 3, Provost staff 3, Art club I-2-3, Sophomore play l. BERNICE THORNE Hikers I, Seminary graduate 2, Home econ- omics 3, Fashion review 3, MYRTLE THORSON Bouncers 2-3, Opera 2, Dramatic art I-2-3, Sem- inary graduate 2, Commercial contest 3. HELEN THURMAN Home economics l, Eugenics society 2, Fashion review 2, Seminary graduate 3. NORMA VANCE Dramatic art I-2, Commercial club 2, A Cappella 3, Seminary graduate 2, Opera 2. MYRA VINCIENT General course, Eugenics society 3. MAE WAGSTAFF Seminary graduate 2, Posture parade I-2, Dram- atic art l, Commercial club 2, Qui Vivo 3. DELBERT WARNER Band l, Basketball l-2-3, Track I-2-3, Foot- ball I-2-3, Athletic Manager 3. MAYNARD WHITE A Cappella 2-3, Boys' quartet 3, Seminary graduate 3, Band I. HELEN WORTHINGTON Commercial club I-2, Arts club I-2-3, Hikers I, Seminary graduate 3, Fashion review 2-3. BERT WHIPPLE Senior class president 3, School play l-2-3, Member Utah county student officers association 3, Seminary graduate 2, Executive council 3. 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