Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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That's the last bell, folks. Principal D. V. Tregeagle ex- tended the right hand of friend- ship by everyday fellowship, To Work Linde THAT WHICH HAS GONE BEFORE High school time is happy time It is and should be a well planned program of intensiv work and enthusiastic play and relaxation. It affords each student a means of delightful associations with student companions and teacher friends. It provides for an endless array of unforgettable experiences and incidents Good work, wholesome play, great friends these give life rich meaning. Among these days to come will be happy days as one reflects and recalls that which has gone J. C, Moffitt Superintendent before

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Superintendant J. C. Moffitt was ever increasing his vast store of knowledge and information. He studied figures, facts, and faces to gain more understanding Was it Ancient Egyptian or iust some problem concerning a Provo High School student? Remedies for problems were studied by Principal D. V. Tre- geagle and Secretary Anna Lou Jones. eir supervision is to appreciate them .. May all of the reflections of the seniors during their years at Provo High School be pleasant and profitable. May those of the iuniors at the half way mark fortell pleasant activities for the future. The sophomores have but one year's experiences for reflections, yet ahead lie two years of happy anticipation of ioys yet to come. Let this book be a constant reminder of the happy, pleasant associations of students and teachers as we worked out together the problems of the day. Sincerely, D. V. Tregeagle ...13- Just leaving . . . Dr. J. C. Moffitt always found time on his busy schedule to visit Provo City schools and students. J r 1 J