Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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Q J in 5? BOYS DEAN OF GIRLS ol Wisdom .... Checking attendance was only a phase of the work ct lloyd C Whitlock, student Coordinator ln addition Mr Whitlock helped solve nnany of the personal prob- lerns that faced us during the year, ln hirn we found a true, understanding friend SECRETARY SUPT. OF BLDG. and GROUNDS The twinkle in Libbie C. eye was, no doubt, the direct result of the admiration each Provo High School girl felt for her dean. Whether it was instructing an English class, directing an assembly, or consoling a baffled sopho- more, Mrs Hayward was a person every girl was proud to emulate Hayward's QW ' ' Only Anna Lou Jones could have so capably cared for an office with so rnany strings attached Our questions and pranks were accepted with a smile of understanding Her attitude and accuracy kept the office and all business affairs in top shape, Justin Winkler, superintendent of buildings and grounds of Provo District, certainly did a conscientious lob. His well-organized work was evident in the upkeep of our build ngs We felt there never was a more capable rnan to handle such a large iob so efficiently, 'ST -'W'

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School Dalley, .1-45 'w 'W new school site. 4-Q. 9 9.r1,,.Y'Jv', fire? HS- 5 e? r5,:s. 5 ' i '++-was Sf , Wi' -521+ 4, rr, ?7'Y's Af, v. . . . ff 3' 1 -' Satisfying the tastes of such hearty eaters as were found at Provo High 1 1 'f-7, 'ZP3 sus' -.-- 'l W' ,ag Q .., 'K,,,, , , ,,,. . ,,, 9 La Pearl Roberts, and June Peterson lent their expert touch to each meal. -f1f-gjf5??fd,.f,':yg- --ig.-,Z-V'.i g.. M? .... , , .Q , t ,Ji ny, ,r - A SCHOOL LUNCH PERSONNEL ?.jx.'1ifT4t5.f '. .J-xi i I .f S' 1 .X qs, ..fc,'K.- 'ha 's:.-'a- In :f YU. if -1.5, If 85-Pg: , Q, 51- 5 V -- .W---.zirg-,.'..'. '.-.9 'EP' W- aa-'-E413 :' 'ss -K.. ,.. , ,Y '-- .71-a1r,.,3a:f 35g--ei l .N , 'g,k1 i'iT-E?-' liffi rf ' ma., .55 .,.l.' T ' ic' '..: V , :lr V 1.3.32 32.5, wg, yra'Eji,,4!.Y,.1:-.1 - f r,.,.'fEig 25!f1f'f2:g1:-r 1 , . - .--HW, ,-QQ541 If- ,-1-i:,.., .a was a tremendous task for the best of women. Ellen Rowberry, Verda 3,26-G. 'Q jg.-237 ',g3 .q5,,qf..:-f.r-5? r,g,.:g3E,,g- rf' ,,1 , , yi if Q 1- f -, a- 3.1,-1 - ,ff fig. .x 3 -. f,'.'3j.i:' li UG-' 2 3--ffrfsg' w Q ' 'A 55' '-.','v'iQ'.l.:. ?13i.. N. 1 1 - -fZ2'.- --4,!5T1.af-2' 5 f, sf?. f'-3 1 'lu 'hx .s,.-:,xQ4lv :- r 2 -1, Jjfggfftm .Qs .ifgjjj 'Q :-fr QQ Qi- g.?J' f .'Q1'f'. .-J-'- .,..1E,.z QQ.. :VK f .?,w.1. 5 f:.q'g1E'f-A::?5-JA . ,ds I-,TI -3. -In QA. ,143 fic-, . .1'.-.hi 321 f if: 54 2:13 z.. 1 It .5 .i ,ml as - ., I -l -:ig-' 1. slit: 43 ' ' 'Ns :.'f?5I'I3:f?f'?'?'X97 a-I' ..,,,, ,,.. CUSTODIANS With one clean sweep Moroni Cottam, Oscar Gar- rett, and Glen Kirkwood, custodians, kept the build- ings and grounds in order. Upstairs and downstairs they cleaned, cleaned, and cleaned. 116.- Dean of boys, Sherman Wing, super vised all 1950-51 boys activities. Under hr direction the Boys Organization sponsore Boys Day, iamboree and work day at th DEANO ,,...:f

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irrors of Companionship Our classmates represented a year of associations which combined meant school spirit, a winning maiority, or an appreciative audience. We were together an assemblage of high spirits, bright ideals, and youthful determination. QA . .4 .Q 4