Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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THE great courts of Provo High, lands, honors, and titles were apportioned to the many subjects according to the work and service each did. Kings and Queens, leaders and advisers in the court lent a helping hand, encouraging subjects to learn, progress, and make a better kingdom. New members of the court had a long and interesting journey before them. As Peasants they had many chores and tasks which had to be worked out and struggled through. At the end of their first year they gained in knowledge, truth, and happiness. The Peasants then advanced to the higher title of Vassals. They were offered new problems, responsibilities, and fascinating work. They became well-trained and skilled in many trades. The end of this year found the Vassals rich in knowledge, ready to advance. They achieved the highest class in Provo High Kingdom — Lords and Ladies. Taking good advantage of the remaining, carefree days in the castle, they tried to accomplish special feats and gain honor. Recalling the hours of joy, merriment, and companionship, the Lords and Ladies were grateful and looked forward to higher courts of learning.