Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1953 volume:

1 -2- Blossom-laden Spring mornings, lazy summer afternoons, autumn days odorous with wood smoke, frosty winter evenings—every season had its own special charms for students of P.H.S. Teen age loafers lolling on the grass on sultry September afternoons; dreamy couples crunching dry October leaves under heedless brown heels; coatless high spirited sophomores jostling one another on icy walks when the mercury registered a cool five above; students soaking up the sun at noon on a balmy April day—flashes of friendships made, of good fellowship displayed—these were special moments to be remembered and cherished throughout all the seasons to come. NE OUT OF TEN STUDENTS ARE UNAWARE OF THE FACT THAT IN THE CENTER At the end of the school year students looked back with nostalgia at the days spent within the walls of Provo High—the lessons learned, the friendships made, the tears shed, and the laughter shared. Many things made up their life—the sound of the bell ringing the tardy note, cries of students selling tickets to the basketball games, the clatter of dishes in the school cafeteria—all symbols of carefree days which slipped heedlessly through their fingers to the tune of a teen-age rhumba. -7- OF THE GYM FLOOR In the art building students learned about the finer things of life. Art, library science, homemaking, sewing, history, and math were taught here. Here also were housed the superintendent and his staff assistants. Chemistry, biology, shop, and music were subjects learned in the science building, which had to be sturdy to withstand the shock of sour notes, noisy hammers, dissected animals and smelly chemistry experiments. -8- Provo High's main building, where every student found a place to hang his coat and make himself at home, contained the gymnasium, auditorium, and main office in addition to numerous class rooms. To The Seniors We dedicate this yearbook to the seniors of the class of 53— To their stumbling past which has led them gropingly through twelve years of seeking for the truth; To their confident present, which enables them to stand cleareyed and unafraid upon the threshold of your manhood and womanhood; To their glorious future, which cradles their dreams of the good life and a better world! -10- We Dedicate This Book The future materialized for seniors Jack and Carolyn Wright with the arrival of their baby. Donna Thurgood, Vice-President Sandra Graham, Secretary Janet Kenner, Business Manager Anne Cullimore, President STUDENT OFFICERS For the first time in the history of Provo High School the student body elected all girls to lead the year’s activities. Ann Cullimore, versatile and talented in numerous fields, was our prexy for 1953 . . . She was a competent director of student affairs and a capable leader. Donna Thurgood, our friendly, soft-spoken vice-president, was congenial and diligent in her efforts. Sandra Graham, lively and vivacious, kept the books'’ in perfect order as secretary of the student body. Janet Kenner, a likeable and efficient business manager, fought with our year's finances and kept P.H.S. out of the red. Our Leaders The lew making body of our school was the legislative council. Row I: Principal Tregeagle. Jan Bee Bryce Nielsen. Max Frampton. Anne Cullimore, Janet Kenner. Donna Thurgood. Pa Daniel and Paul Kitchen. Row II: Helen Scott Carma Taylor. Margie Yarroll. David Mitchell. Geraldine Adams. Kathleen Rasmussen Ann Kitchen Lynn Ann Taylor and Mary Ann Harding. Row III: Mary Carol Wayman. Lynette Anderson. Floy Moody Vena Lee Jacobson. Donna Nicholson. Dana Kay Boswell. Sharon Thayne. Karma Hunter, and Mary Jo Paramore. Row IV James Carrara. Deon Dove Larry Strong, Ray Madsen, Paul Johnson, Ernie Henderson, Ken Jackson Brian Goldsworthy and Glenn Nielnon. Row V Dick Bullock Bob Blackley. Russell .Pace. Edwin Crockett. Bill Bordeaux. Barbara Bernardi Carol Williams. Jo Ann Paulson, and Neva Sorenson. Row VI: Barbara Markham, Lydia Ulibarn. Margaret Gillis. Dean Isom Gloria Paramore. Shirlenc Jones. Norma Peay. Janet Gammon, and Nadine Stewart. O u The Board of Control was the head of our school government. Row I Anne Cullimore student body president. Principal Tregeagle. Sandra Graham, secretary and Janet Kenner, business manager. Row II: Carma Taylor and Helen Scott, yearbook editors. Pat Daniel. Provonian editor, and Janet Gammon. girls organization president. Row III: Bryce Nielsen, sophomore president. Paul Kitchen, senior president. Jan Bee junior president and Max Frampton. boys organization president. -13- Thanks ... To Those Dean of Girls, Libbie C. Hayward, counseled and guided the girls on the campus, who felt that in her they had a real friend. Along with the hours of help and guidance she gave the girls, she taught English and acted as the chief advisor for the Girls' Organization. Sherman Wing, assistant school principal and teacher of English, also acted as Dean of Boys and advisor for all boys activities. Mr. Wing assisted Mr. Tregeagle, and in his absence took over the leadership of the school. Both students and faculty members in need of advice at all times found in Mr. Wing a winning smile and a friendly, helping hand. Anna Lou Jones s pleasant attitude and quiet efficiency kept the office and all business affairs in excellent shape. Only she could nave so capaoiy carea for an office with so many strings attached. An understanding friend to all was Dr. Lloyd C. Whitlock, student coordinator, who helped solve personalproblems that faced the students during the year. This was only one of the numerous services that Dr. Whitlock tendered the schools. Who Saved The Day Harold Boyack, clerk of the board of education, handled all the financial affairs of the Provo City Schools. This was no small job, as the expenditures for the year, including books, supplies, building costs, maintenance, and salaries, were well over a million dollars. Working with Mr. Boyack were Elma Penrod, secretary to the superintendent, Dorothy Woodward, secretary of school lunch, and Karma Hanseen, secretary to the clerk. Position of Superintendent of Buildings was filled by Justin Winkler. His competence and the efficiency of his work were evident in the upkeep of the buildings. Hungry students kept the cooks at the school cafeteria working hard to prepare tasty, tempting meals. Credit for planning and preparing the nutritious menus went to Mrs. Amy Taylor, district lunch supervisor, LaPearl Roberts, Ellen Row-berry, Pauline Thorne, Verda Daily, and Mary Farrer. Keeping the campus and the school building in tip-top condition was the job of Moroni Cottam, Wallace Casper, Andrew Mostert, and Glen Kirkwood. The students were grateful to these custodians for the uncomplaining hours they spent to keep the surroundings clean and beautiful. Provo City School Board members worked ceaselessly to improve the quality of our educational system. They were: Harold Boyack, Merrill Christopherson, Algie Ballif, Milton Marshall, Amos N. Merrill, and Ray Murdock. 'Greetings ' to Provo High School Students Yesterday, I used an hour to re-turn the pages of some earlier Provo High School yearbooks. This experience brought with it many delightful memories. Too often, we fail to completely enjoy the daily incidents of school at the moment they are happening. It was genuine fun to relive those days that were filled with so much pleasure. Each of you students and particularly you seniors will prize this yearbook. It will be a storehouse of memories for you. As the years go by, its record of happy high school incidents will become priceless. Cordially, J. C. Moffitt Superintendent It has been a great source of satisfaction to us to plan and work out activities with you during your high school years. You have shown your appreciation by your loyal support to the school, your diligent application to your work, and your desire to maintain continually higher character standards. We congratulate you on your achievements and growth in all areas of maturity. We hope sincerely that you will enjoy in the years to come the pages of this yearbook into which you have placed thought, vitality and original features all of record which is so commendable. Sincerely, D. V. Tregeagle Principal D. V. Tregeagle and Secretary Anna Lou Jones worked congenially to make our school run smoothly. -17- SOCIAL SCIENCE Bert Asay I World History I American Problems I American Hintory G. Dayton Hughes American History Psychology James Distefano American History World History This country was established and developed by venturesome people in a land of great natural resources. In world and U.S. History we probed into their past, seeking knowledge of how this great democracy of theirs was first developed. Interest mounted as H. Roy Slack briefed students on the history of our world. In the class room, history was re-lived through audio aids. H. Roy Slack World History American History Strange things were sen through a microscope, according to Louise Larson and Marion Ashby. Mr. Bench introduced Armand White-head, Norma Scherer, and Dick Anderson tc the world of chemistry. Science had come a long way since 1940. In the field of medicine alone the discovery of the wonder drugs’ had given hope of recovery from diseases previously termed incurable. As we studied science, we learned more about the scientific progress which is being made and which will be made in the future. Albert Johnson Reese Bench Biology Zoalogy Botany Vocational Chemistry Chemistry Ivan Young Heredity Physiology SCIENCE English was one subject which required strict attention to achieve mastery. This class prepared us to meet the outside world without the fear of being lost for words. Verbs, pronouns, and adjectives were drilled into us by competent, capable teachers. Sherman Wing English IV ENGLISH WAS A MUST SPEECH and STAGECRAFT Above right: Members of the speech classes enjoyed participating in various types of plays. Above left: Harold Little examined Mary Ann Dixon's prize winning Greek mask. The people behind the scenes at Provo High were Clyde Buckley, Gary Luke, Keith Davis, and George Slaymaker. A modern America opened her doors to people who made use of their freedom of speech. In school we learned to express ourselves and qualify for openings in radio, television, and the stage. Many students clarified their future plans through this class. Max Golightly Speech I and II English I Stagecraft The future belonged to those who prepared for it. Mr. Reese's class all seemed to agree, That's quite a line. OUR CALCULATING ACADEMICIANS Rudolph Reese Algebra I Geometry Solid Geometry Frank Chambers Algebra I and II Commercial Arithmetic Drafting I Wayne Cowley Physics Basic Mathematics Geometry to y t- LU in the field of mechanics and science every boy or girl had to possess a knowledge of math. This class, taught by three competent teachers, was a beginning for students who wished to venture further into the trials, problems and hard work demanded. -23- Margaret Hansen Twila Bigler Physical Education II and III Dancing Physical Education II and III Dancing PROVO HIGH’S MUSCLE Indoor and outdoor sports and principles of the modern dance were taught to the girls of Provo High in a packed gymnasium where feminine shrieks and giggles were evidence of high morale. Watch the Birdie.' Table tennis captured the fancy of Ernestine Ashley and Diana Jean Bobo. Glenn Simmons Physical Education II and III Algebra I Boy s gym, taught by Mr. Condie, Mr. Warner, Mr. Witney, and Mr. Simmons, helped to show the boys that good sportsmanship can be fun. In the gym classes, everybody saw action. COORDINATORS Most of our population developed itself in the environs of the boys' gym, football field, tennis court and cinder track. Competition, excitement, and sportsmanship were some of the by-products. Max Warner Physical Education II and III Physiology Frank Witney Biology Physical Education II and III Dolan Condie American History Physical Education III -25- PHYSICAL EDUCATION These girls were preparing for woman's noblest profession, . . . Their goals were to be able to cook, sew, and in general take care of a home. AGRICULTURE It looks like Mr. Cornaby was having trouble deciding Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Mr. Cornaby's agriculture classes learned all about the farm and everything related to it. Fred Cornaby Agriculture Agriculture, a career in itself, was taught this year for the first time. Mr. Cornaby, teacher advisor, had many enthusiastic young fellows ready to learn about crops, rotation, and the farm in general. Say, what's your I. Q.? Where patience counted as much as inspiration. EDUCATION FOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Picture shows, discussions on dating problems, engagements, trousseaus, and home nursing courses were important phases of the home living classes. Vesta Barnett Homeliving Elaine Steed English II Homeliving Elementary Clothing Advanced Foods Lois Howell Advanced Clothing Elementary Clothing Homemaking II Lll O Nine tenths of inspiration is perspiration, Operating a mimeograph machine is a one according to Norman Miller. man job, said Jim Penrod. THE SCHOOL’S OFFICE TECHNICIANS Wanda Scoff Type I and II Shorthand I Glenn R. Kenner Shorthand I and II Office Practice Bookstore Because shorthand, typewriting and bookkeeping were important, the modern business world was increasing its demand for these skills. Provo High's commercial department attempted to meet this demand through its training in the secretarial field. ✓ LaNora P. Allred Bookkeeping I English II Among other things, Provo High boasted one of the most complete libraries in the state. Classes in library science created interest in reading better literature. Etta Jones Library Science Clerical Office Practice LIBRARY SCIENCE The customer is always right. Students in selling learned this and other principles of salesmanship in Mr. Bergeson's retail merchandising class. Forever Umber! Mr. RETAIL MERCHANDISING Russell Pace, president; Maxine Srosjean, reporter; Ronald Stringham, vice-president; Joyce Boswell, secretary, and Joyce Taylor, state secretary; made plans for the trip to the annual state convention. Learning to help the customer get the most for his dollar. Rigby's art class made a study of color. No, I like a mahogany finish better, said Leonard Hurst to Robert Vernon. Blending together in musical harmony were members of the A Cappella Class: Row I. Melvin Merrill, Raymond Madsen. Kay Lewis. Jay Beal and David Lee. Row II. Jay Gould. Gerald Peterson , Peter Davies, Arlyn Sperry, Dan Webb, David Mitchell. Paul Dalebout. and Glendon Hatch Whitehead. Swen Nielson, Howard Johnson, Gary Stout. Keith Scott, and Jim Leonard. Row IV. Norma Larsen, Karma Hunter Dorothy Devi Wyman, Ann Wood. Geraldine Brown, Roger Larsen. Ray Singleton, and Kay Swenson. Row V. Pat Beazer. Myrna Weeks. Gloria Weight. Claric-Lynette Anderson Marion Ashley. Dorothy Olson, Joe Done and Eugene Hansgen. Row VI. Ann Shipley. Janet Beck Mary Jo Paramore. An Johnston Ann Green, Charlene Clark, Gayle Manwell. Gloria Paramore, and Armond Whitehead.. Row VII. R. Nelda Baum. Sharon Carter Peay, Donna Thurgood. Norma Peay, Janet Gammon Marilyn Larsen. Marilyn Worsley. Lila Buchanan. Shirley June Hanson, and Ralph Farrar. VOCAL MUSIC Donna Thurgood, Norma Peay, and Janet Gammon, the Harmony Trio, sang their way into our hearts. Abel J. Peterson Glee Club A Cappella Choir Girls' Concert Choir .bel J. Peterson, instructor, Glenn McClain, ow III. Theodore Bills. Gary Peay. Michael )iane Smith. Veloy Washburn, Mary Carol torqan. Betty Lou Fleming, Ruth Jensen, ueller, Charlene Best, Bonnie Barker. Shirley o Ann Harding. Marlene Thatcher. Marjorie Anne Cullimore, Shirley June Hanson, Mary Ann Harding, and Lila Buchanan with Marilyn Worsley as accompanist made music in the air. As beautiful as a heavenly chorus, the voices of the A Cappella Choir resounded with rich, vibrant tones. They presented 0irls' Concert choirs consisted of: Row I Charlene Best, Shirley Johnston Mac Chitheroe JoAnn Bullock. Norma Scherer, and LaDewn Noble. Row II Nancy Condon. Louise Larson. L I e Blackburn. Margie Yarroll. Ann Green, Dorothy Olson Sara Gessford, and Lavine Hymas. Row III Barbara Milner. Katie Lund. Colleen Barber, LaRae Viertel. Joan Brown, Bonnie Jean Oss. Colleen Durrant, Carol Kuhni. and Mary Ann Maxwell. Row IV Lou Ann Rigby. Erla Rowley, Norma Peay. Donna Thurgood, Janet Gammon, Sylvia Kimball. R. Nelda Baum, and Gertrude Mesrvy. Row V Mary Ann Harding. Annette Cochran. Shirlene Jones. Marilyn Larsen, Marilyn Worsley. Shirley June Hanson, Lila Buchanan, and Margaret Hundley. programs and concerts not only for the students but also for numerous public and civic benefits. Orchestra members were: Row I. Shirley June Hanson. David Mitchell. Margaret Salerno. Joyce Hassenfritz. Joan McCall. Marilyn Myrup. Mary Betty Sardoni. Greg Goser, Larry Sardoni. Larry Hanson. Marion Jensen. Don Wind. Norma Buchanan. Jerry Henrie. Donna Abbott. Row III. Strang. Marie Taylor. Joe Done. Robert Vernon. Richard Hanson. Jack Clarkson, Geraldine Brown. Ronald Morain. Gene Nelson. Jim Shephard. Gloria Groneman. Row IV. Diane Smith. Nancy Ladle. Mary Morgan. Paul Christensen. Howard Reed. Jerry Thomas. Dale Johnson, instructor. Mark Betty Sardoni, David Mitchell, Larry Sardoni, and Marilyn Myrup to make a harmonic quartet. A string quartet composed of Margaret Salerno, Ann Marie Salerno, Shirley June Hanson, and Greg Gosar played for our enjoyment. The orchestra presented many fine concerts and assemblies this year under the direction of Dale Johnson. Their fine appearance and outstanding performance helped them to achieve success. lice Young, Claudette Sundwall. Row II. nna Marie Salerno, Ann Jones. Robert eiqht, Fay Croft, Christa Binder. Janet jnday, Richard Kiefer. Composing a double string quartet were: Ann Jones, Nancy Ladle, Larry Sardoni, Joan McCall, Marilyn Myrup, Mary Alice Young, Jerry Thomas, Claudette Sundwall, with Dane Simth as accompianist. Dale Johnson Orchestra Instrument String Eensemble ORCHESTRA Row I. Dorothy Davis. Richard Hansen Robert Vernon Gene Hangen. Neva Sorenson. Jack Clarkson, and Karen Tregeaqle. Row II. Jeri Dean Brant Johnson, Brian Goldsworthy Ronald Morain. Paul Jones. John Gatenby. Lucille Hurst, Charlene Wilcox, Deanne Hintze. Eldon Guymon. Pat Weeks Row III. Don Field. Arlen Butler, Clyde Evans. Dick Anderson. Larry Anderson. Winston Sumpter. Wayne Beesley. Kenneth Clegg. Dick Scott Fitzgerald, Ladd Wilkie. Jimmy Allman. Claude Snow, Gary Stout. Howard Johnson. Harold Little. Bill Bordeaux, Neldon Boren, Gordon Murdock Laura Frandsen. LaWona Dix, Rex Sutherland, instructor. Melvin Merrill. Robert LeVitre. John Morley. and Verl Morgan. Standing. Jay Boswell. McKell. Mark Sunday. Mark Percival. and Guy Anderson. Sr The woodwind quintet consisted of Brian Goldsworthy, Robert Candland, Jack Clarkson, Dorothy Davis, and Myrna Weeks. Under the direction of Rex L. Sutherland, the band accomplished many outstanding feats in the guise of concerts, assemblies, and parades. The band members went all out to secure funds for their project of 53', new uniforms. n Tregeagle. George Keng. Jess Hollerman, I Johnson Dona Rae Nelson, and Myrna Daily, James Shepard. Douglas Gordon, and Robert Candland. Row IV. David Stone. Donna Nicholson. Lee Ellerton. Jimmy Rex Sutherland Practice Music and Theory Concert Band V r - f I Melvin Merrill, Dick Anderson, Larry Anderson, Mark Taylor, Claude Snow, and Ronald Morain made up the brass ensemble. In the flute trio was Pat Johnson, Myrna Weeks, and Geraldine Brown, very talented musicians. BAND Senior Activities, Star athlete, energetic, and responsi scribed Paul Kitchen, our president, an leader. Striving for success, Roger Larsen vice president, was always ready and willing to carry eSpbnsibi i Joyce Taylor, our lovely, competent, tary, proved herself worthy of our sup| Pat Daniel Mont Ford JoAnn Angell Lee Rieske Kay Golding Lorna Harris -38- Our Festive Hours tovt Publit L!W C ) Jennie Watters Arlene Johnson Colleen Johnson Arlen Butler Gary Madsen Helen Higgins Gertrude Meservy Shirley Clegg Nancy Olsen Margery Peay Jean Johnson Gene Jensen Merlin Anderson Joann Casper Vera Mecham Neil Hirst Marilyn Myrup Verle Thornton -40- David Stewart R. Nelda Baum Shirley Hansen Jim Mildenhall Pauline Paramore Verleen Jensen Edwin Crockett Beverly Walker Hildred Nielson Jolene Williams Dixie P. Wesphal Ronald Mooney Co-chairmen Ann Kitchen, Ronald Stringham, and Gwen Rasmussen went over last minute preparations for the Hop. SENIORS CO m 73 CO Etchings from Vena Lee Jacobson David Mitchell Loretta Carter Carolyn Coles Gweneth Creviston JoAnn Laws Glennis Bronson Joyce Boswell Paul Christensen Lydia Uliberri Marjorie Peay Glen Nelson LaRee Jones Pauline Singleton Jay Goold Mary Ann Harding -42- Yesteryea r aro- Madsen dith Kellogg arma Taylor ron Davenporf Geraldine Adams VeOra Gilson Francis Crapo Norma Carlton David McEwan Evalo Harrison Euggene Moulton Carol Craner Carol Ann Maxfield Ivan Johnson LaFae Anderson John Syme Ours was the World and Everything in it! As we wrote this, we were looking forward to the ball which traditionally represented the climax of Provo High's social calendar — There was a hot time in the old chemistry laboratory that night, according to Andy Mostert, Merlin Kitchen, and Lydia Uliberri. the final dance at commencement. We had had a lot of fun at our dances during the year, and we wanted to express our appreciation to those people who had made a great deal of it possible. Our gratitude went to the members of the faculty and the staff who had taken care of such indispensable items as dates, decorations, and arrangements for orchestras. A very large vote of thanks also went to the members of our dance band, who had sacrificed their John Clark Betty Lou Beesely own pleasure for the sake of providing us with excellent music. Mark Sunday -45- Dale Vincent Carol Christensen Clyde Buckley Margaret Sillies Shirley Johnston Frank Madsen Howard Johnson Kathleen Rasumssen Jimmy Houghton Ronald Stringham Palma SorensMn Darlene DaviH Richard SwaiH Deodie WostB Barbara Borglt Mary Ann Dixon Dale Hemenway Charlene Peterson Dick Dolinar Dora Mae Gardner Vivian Davies Colene Williams Eugene Hansgen Anne Cullimore Clifton Snow —46- Barbara Smith Bonnie Kuykendall Don Cox Lila Buchanan Carol Ann Williams Lois Kill pa c k Harold Swensen Betty Sardoni Janet Kenner Diane Myers Glen McClain Gwen Rasmussen We had reached the Portals -47- Dorothy Davis Lynn Anne Tayloi Roger Larsen Joyce Taylor w Memories that Ca’ter LoReta Stevenson Doris Nelson Paul Jones Gary Lewis Walene Liddiard Charlene Harward Terry Clark Ron Bailie Helen Scott Ted Draper Colleen Cottrell Gertrude Chavez Robert Vernon Bonnie Bray Robert Strebel JoAnn Paulsen Jimmy Penrod Blessed Gory Stout Dovid Lee Maurine Menlove Sharlene Best Kent Christensen and Burned Donna Naylor Robert Durfey Ann Green Harold Little Marion Madsen Paul Kitchen Joann Green Stan Markman Floy Moodey Bill Hoeft Relva Stubbs Swen Nielsen Sandra Graham Jack Wright Joanne Ross Lynn Smith -49- CO m O TO CO Before Us Lay the Pr •arolyn Naylor Jay Beal Katie Shumway onald Day Loretta Rieske Colleen Pritchett udrey Leach Ralph Larsen Gary Luke Dan McGregor Ernie Henderson Nadine Stewart -50- Melvin Merrell Norma Tangren James Marrott Shirley Draper Robert Williamson WaltGregsen Russell Jones Kent Olsen Neb Miller Pat Lansing Norma Peay James Shephard Colleen Collard Kay Swenson Eloise Aitken JaNet Lassen Margaret Hundley Pat Peterson -51- Futu Dick Anderson Mary Ann Maxwell Ann Kitchen Jimmy Leonard Lucille Hurst Leola Penrod Tom Pierpont Leon Hurst Leonard Hurst George Slaymaker Richard Tanner Reached for the Stars n The pleasures of our last year in high school were sweet to us seniors, who looked back for one fleeting glimpse at its dazzling events before we closed the door and drew the curtain on the past. Football games on crispy autumn nights: dances to the pulsating rhythm of mad music makers: never-to-be-forgotten band concerts: A assemblies tinselled with glamour — events to be eached in our minds and remembered out of life forever. For these memorable happenings, credit went to the girl officers who led the student body: Anne Cullimore, president; Donna Thurgood, vice president; Sandra Graham, secretary; and Janet Kenner, businesss manager. Joyce Erekson SENIORS Juniors Jan Bee President Mary Carol Wayman Vice President Lynette Anderson Secretary Geraldine Brown Delores Bobo Cherie Hutchinson Scott Coles Karen Scott Barbara Cahoon Mae Clitheroe Leon Scott Charlene Prestwich Ann Shipley Christa Binder Armand Whitehead Jay Perry Margaret Salerno Veloy Washburn Lola Mecham Betty Weitzell Juanita Madsen Now Step Into Senior Spotlight Junior float committee—Toni Madsen, LaDawn As Juniors Noble, Tom Norton, Joan Madsen, Gary Heiner, ua Rene Wright, and Jo Ann Bullock. 2nd row: Dick Bullock and Jan Bee mapped plans for Christmas float. Carma Bott Joan McCall Loreine Turley Philip Hinckley Marilyn Van Leuve Alice Corleissen Noel Swain Peqqy Daniels Jo Ann Hardinq Marilyn Mitchell Shirley Anderson Charles Jones Janet Beck Lila Barrett JoElla DeWolf Lou Ann Riqby Lois Olsen Leon Jensen Elizabeth Colunqa Carolyn Larsen Chuck Glasqow Norma Larsen Mary Cox Joleen Cole Kay Brockbank Connie Kerby Kenneth Cleqq Shirley Hoqenson We Studied Anything LeRoy Wotlcins Janet Anderson Phyllis Orton Mary Alice Young Charlene Boswell Margio Mouiton Jess Hollerman Carol Chappell Diane Cincent Marilyn Ross Nancy Christensen Dorothy Hopkins Bill Rasmussen Geraldine Walker Vona Dee Carter Norma Scherer Dick Taylor Barbara Bernardi Kenneth Bliss Kathleen Jorgensen Glenda Lee I Nancy Cah on Nancy Condbn Neva Sorenson Dorothy OlsA Coreen Harden Tom Norton Sharon Thayne Karma Hunter Clarice Morgan Officers and Dates Led -58- Clipping silhouettes from black paper Jo Ann Bullock, David Worthen, Ann Ship-ley and Toni Madsen, Junior Prom Committee, carried Prom theme out in decorations. Promenade at Junior Prom Arlan Jeppson Diana Creer Ouida Goad Gordon Murdock Nyla Bullock Ned Thorne Pat Clayton J. E. Stewart Beverly Lambert Doris Olson Calvin Jolley Oralyn Hendrickson Jan Bee Annette Cochran Mary Ann Brown Arlis Richins Edlyn Mangum Bonnie Barker LaRae L. Peterson Karen Price Brant Johnson Georgia Heringer Louise Larson Virgil Ivie Ann Marie Salerno Joel Sherry Joan Madsen Merlene Roberts Garth Terry Diana Smith Donna Lee Toni Madsen Gloria Johnson Cordell Anderson Nancy Westergard Jerry Ann Halladay Kay Bennett Virginia E. Gilner LaMont Tyler Norma Leavitt Gailia Brown Jimmy Carter Dan Lockhart Antoine Harris Richard Hanson Harold Paulsen Howard Reed La Vina Perkins Robert Olsen Robert Gardner Louise Larsen Theodore Bills Wanda Kenison Lee Young Richard Sturgis Stan Johnson Robert Hales Alaire Buttle Fred Tarran Richard Johnson Carolyn Casper Glenice Lamb Therald Wernz LaMar Pyne Ray Singleton Joyce Hassenfritz David Stone Dale Le wiS Lillian Bardsley Dan Webb Nadine Jones Owen Draper Ed Firmage Gloria Paramore Aria Clegg Joyce Nelson Garth Bagley Glendon Hatch Joan Spaugy Gary Peterson Nancy Ladle Ruth Ellen Jones Shirley Davidson Jack Clarkson Diana Snow Louise Snow Douglas Gordon ✓ Paul Dalobout Virginia Spencer Shirlene Jones Margo Boswell LaDawn Noble Mary Ann McQuiveyPat Beazer Lynette Anderson Carol Roundy Paul Groesbeck Ruth Wiley SeeBon Wong JoAnn Ingersoll Peter Davies LoisOlearain Claude Snow Jean N Prince Carol Watkins Jerry Harris Sally Irwin Margie Yarroll Paul Boyack Mary Jo Paramore Sterling Lichfield Shiley Dixon Margene Gadd Alan Harris Jill Clarke Sopho Bryce Neilson President Dana Kay Boswell Secretary Brian Goldsworthy Vice President Deanne Hintze Charlotte Green Bonnie Jensen Greg Goser Ronald Johnson Deanne Sorenson JoAnn Williams Nelma Powellson Jay Boswell Glenda Laubon Keith Scott Winston Sumpter DeLos Carter Jean Clegg Fay Jacobson Pearl Rowley Geniel Stewart Brian Goldsworthy Larry Hanson Guy Anderson Arlene S. Erickson Janice Baker Maxine Waisner Jerry Anderson mores Explored New Fields The sophomores brought the spirit of adventure with them. Their first days at school were frightening, yet exciting experiences. They attended games and yelled at the top of their lungs to show that as sophomores they did have spirit. Planning and presenting their first as-semmbly to the student-body was fun— and just grasping the new and wonderful feeling of high school life. All these things and many more were memorable of their first year at P.H.S. Full of life health, and exercise girls physical education classes took advantage of and enjoyed the sunshine and fresh air. Terry Williams Carplyn Lord Richard Gilson Marilyn Johnston Joyce Ford Gary Fehr Beverly B. Davis Carol Elliott Bonnie Jean Oss Marfon Jensen Gary Nelson Neil Snow -63- Sophomores Adjusted The gay life of a spectator wa portrayed b) Myrna Weeks, Bill Bordeaux, and Annette Johnson harmaine Chappell Scott Fitzgerald Myrna Weeks Miclcey McKell ydney Dorius Oon Ward Robert Candland Maxine Housekeeper )uane Younger Mary Morgan Richard Robbins Marilyn Vincent anet Groneman Kaye Burrup Karen Dixon Nancy Nordeen -64- Jane Westwood Noel Cobia Barbara Milner Bryan Harden Joan Brown Fred Dunford Charmaine Jackson LaRae Viertal Norman Miller Charlotte Fisher Duane Allred Barbara Coon Bill Bordeaux Afton Burnside Marilyn Dean Geraldine McDaniel Quickly to High School Life Marilyn Freestone Joanne Nusinlc Maxine Lowe Paul Johnson Norietta Hatch Lee Dimiclc Keith Barrett Molly Allred Pauline Duke Robert LeVitre Karen Tregeagle Sylvia Kimball Evalyn Baker Beverley Fletcher Arleah Wright Larry Anderson Joyce Laws Nelda Holt Jerry Nielson Fern Sessions -65- Anita Thornton Lou Pace Melvin Wind Nadine Peterson Sharen Anderson Gary Johnson Gwyn Worthen Jolene Peay Dance and As Peggy Scott Donna Nicholson Evelyn Ivie Janet Morley Fawn Saxey Clifford Urie Kent Christopherson Ladd Wilkie Elaine Crapo Betty Snow Rosella Johnson Max Mortenson Annette Johnson Burna Dean Benson Algie Hearne Jerry Henrie -66- DouglasPurvance Marilyn Ferrell Helen Rassmussen Joyce Hansen Kenneth Elliott Virginia Williams Ann Boel Geneal Modeen sembly were Gala Affairs Cleo Baum Joyce Sumpter JimmyMcKell Sandra Cameron Janice Hansen John Taylor La Rue Ford Marlene Smith Jerry Cluff Colleen Barber Joyce Johnson Jack Littlefield Alfred Pace Lucille Draper Colleen Pace Doris Ball Aleen Smith Anne Tueller I la Kerby Janone Jensen -67- Sophomores Move John Olcey Nancy Brown Leland Harris James Cararra Gloria Weight John Pollock Margie Croft Clark DeWolf DeeAnn Vincent Lynn Fox LaWona Dix Claudette Sundw allGary Anderson Norma Buchanan Wayne Beesley Mary Lynn Ethel Watts David Elliott June Thornton David Terry Diana Robens Jerry Thomas Annette Deaton Norman Ball Vernon Barrett Jean Marie Lewis Deanne Carter Sam Jones Jean Bobo Fay Croft Loretta Fredrickson Arcade Spencer Merle Cling Ronald Davis Forward To New Experiences Jack Reid Margaret Patterson Verl Morgan LoAnna Wilson Erla Dean Rowley Judy Carling Larry Strong JoAnn Dilingham John Morley Sharon Carter Fred Paulson Janet Carter Eileen Craythorn Von Hutchins Peggy Bailey Connie Marshall Ralph Farrer Gary Clark Annice Nelson Arnie Horton Robert Carlton Jay Marcroft Ramona Richards Annette Lerwill -69“ Bill Jensen Roberta Kirkwood Larry Sardoni Nancy Schiess Patricia Losee Dale Madsen Sharon Harris John Me Call Robert Leubke Joyce Young Clyde Evans Mary Gwen Michael Walter Prothero Yvonne R. Olsen Richard Menlove Goodman Whitehead Ardis Viklund Val Harward Robert Warwood Richard Daily David Lewis Earl Bird Jimmy Peterson Ernestine Ashley v Robert Baum Jerald Wilde y Ken Homles Mike Rust -70- When you come to the end of a perfect day And you sit alone with your thoughts; When the chimes ring out with a carol gay For the joy that day has brought, Do you think what the end of a perfect day Can mean to a tired heart— When the sun goes down with a flaming ray And the dear friends have to part? Well, this is the end of a perfect day, Near the end of a journey too; But it brings a thought that is big and strong With a wish that is kind and true; For memory has painted this perfect day With colors that never fade, And we find at the end of a perfect day That the soul of a friend we've made! Fight, Fight • Paul Kitchen, No. 11, plowed through the line as Bob Peay, No. 49. and another team mate ran interference for him in the West game. An unidentified Provo man was tackled by a host of West High Players. The Bulldogs started the season by winning their preseason games, a fact which set many league predictors to thinking. But in season play, Provo found that competition was stronger than expected. The squad lost the first three games by less than a touchdown. The next two games showed stronger defeats at the hands of East and West High Schools. The 'Dogs then rolled over Jordan High 13-0. They were again defeated by Granite. The final standings showed Provo in a tie with Jordan for last place. -74- Merlin Anderson, No. 19, blocked for Wally Howell, No. 10, as Robert Durfey, No. 47, ran over to help him. Provo's whole team showed the down-field blocking which netted them touchdowns throughout the season. Bulldog, No. 22, was Paul Dalebout. Frank Witney Max Warner -75- Coaches, Frank Witney and Max Warner have led our football team through many hard-fought games but did not succeed in gaining honors this year. FOOTBALL Football Stan Johnson Bob Peay Ronald Morain Dean Isom Robert Durfey Dale Lewis Roger Larsen Jay Perry Jack Wright Paul Dalebout Jack Wright, No. 25, was tackled just after catching a pass in the East-Provo game. Co-captains Paul Kitchen and Max Frampton led the Bulldog's grid team throughout the season. captivated the crowds Sept. 12 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 10 17 24 31 Nov. 7 Preseason Scores Provo .............28 Union . Provo..............20 Weber League Scores Provo 9 Davis Provo ... 0 South . Provo..............13 Carbon Provo.............. 0 East .... Provo ..... ... 13 Jordan Provo 13 West . Provo.... 6 Granite 7 14 .12 6 20 26 0 33 34 m Kay Lewis Cordell Anderson Wally Howell Arlyn Sperry Neb Miller Jess Hollerman John Hall Merlin Anderson -77- They had been trained The members of the varsity squad were: Row I: Donald Field. Jess Hollerman, Robert Gardner, Cordell Anderson. Robert Durfey. Merlin Ander •on. Lloyd Prestwich. Richard Mower. David Nusinlc, Wally Howell. Dale Lewis. Row 2: Gordon Murdoclc, Ronald Mconey, Byron Rasmussen, David Berry, Frank Madsen. Jay Perry. Jerry Harris. Jan Bee. Ted Draper. Stan Johnson. Arlyn Sperry. Dan Nisonger. Row 3: Manager Paul Jones. Jan Webb. Andy Mostert. Neb Miller. Ross Urie. Dean Isom. Paul Dalebout. Bob Peay, Max Frampton. John Hall. Kay Lewis. Paul Kitchen. Roger Larsen, Ronald Morain, and Manager Melvin Thompson. -78- well! The members of the sophomore squad were: Row I: David Harness, Dean Jensen. Clifford Urie. Jon Taylor. Richard Ewell. Larry Strong, Arkade Spencer. Row 2: Douglas Purvance. Jay Marcroft, Larry Anderson, Leroi Davies, James Rooney, Arnie Horton, Jerry Thomas, Kent Christopherson, Elmo Johnson. Row 3: Michael Rust, Lorraine Staheli, Paul Johnson. Wayne Beesley. Walt Prothero, Don Hansen, Deon Dove, Norman Miller, Bill Mitchell, and Theodore Bills. Ross Urie Ronald Mooney Jerry Harris Ted Draper The Coach Dolan Condie in his first year at coaching the Provo basketball team has done a very good job and we wish him luck in the future. Russell Jones went high in the air with one of his hook shots as Ernie Henderson, No. 25, and Glendon Hatch, No. 23, look on. Ernie Henderson, No. 29, dropped a lay up as Paul Kitchen raced down the court to follow up. c a sab a squad played well. . A full team of Provo players waited in suspense for the ball to come off the backboard. Under the first year leadership of coach Dolan Condie' the Provo varsity squad did very well. The team, in their traveling games just couldn't connect but on their home court they rolled over every team they met except Jordan. The squad lost a heartbreaker to Jordan and missed a bid to the state tournament at Salt Lake City. Neb Miller Max Frampton Paul Kitchen 00 LU ( ) 00 -81- The season ended with Kay Lewis Kenneth Jackson Bob Blackley Ernie Henderson Jess Holleran Lee Braithwaite Pre-Season Scores Dec. 1 Provo. 56 Alumni 57 4 Provo 51 Am. Fork 43 10 Provo 46 Lincoln 53 12 Provo . 41 Am. Fork 53 15 Provo.. 56 B. Y. H. 35 17 Provo 63 Lehi 44 19 Provo.. 57 Springville 36 23 Provo 67 B. Y. H. ..... . 46 Jan. 2 Provo 63 Lehi 51 League Scores Jan. 9 Provo.. 40 East 51 16 Provo . 49 West 56 20 69 South 62 •23 Provo 50 Davis 64 Feb. 3 Provo.. 83 Granite 59 6 Provo 44 Jordan 51 20 Provo 67 West 67 24 Provo .44 South 79 27 Provo.. .69 Davis 63 Mar. 6 Provo. 34 Jordan ... 47 -82- sportsmanship The members of the varsity basketball squad were: Row I. Glendon Hatch, Neb Miller, Russ Jones. Kay Lewis, Jay Beal. Stan Johnson, Lee Braithwaite. Row 2: Coach Dolan Condie. Kenneth Jackson. Jess Hollerman. Dale Lewis Ernie Henderson. Max Frampton. Paul Kitchen. Bob Blackley. Managers Clifford Urie and Melvin Thompson. Jay Beal Russell Jones Glendon Hatch One, Two, Three, and away they go. Dana Kay Boswell, Sharon Patton, and Donna Nicholson kept school spirit and enthusiasm at a high level during our junior varsity games. JUNIOR VARSITY Gary Clark, No. I I, and Paul Johnson, No. 14, waited for a rebound as Bill Mitchell came in to help in a Bob Blackley, No. 24, went high in the air for the ball junior varsity game with Granite. as Dale and Kay Lewis look on. -84- Junior varsity squad members were: Row I: Ronald Davis. Bryce Nielsen. Dean Jensen. Brent Sperry. Richard Robins. Gary Clerk, manager Brian Goldsworthy. Row 2: Coach Condie. Norman Miller. Arnie Horton. Paul Johnson, Deon Dove. Bill Mitchell, and trainer teacher Mr. Crump. The Spring Sports 0. £•, f The members of the track team were: Row I: Arlen Butler. Dick Anderson. Larry Wardle. Ed Firmage. Mike Hinckley. Charles Jones Ronald Mooney. Arlan Jeppson. Wally Howell. Row 2: Jay Burnham. Bill Norton. Paul Christensen. John Clark. Ted Draper. Byron Rasmussen. Jerry Harris. Gary Clark. Row 3: John Hall. Don Nisonger. Dean Isom, Roger Larsen. David Harness. Robert Gardner. Leroi Davies. Bruce Brown, and Coach Warner. Coming down the stretch in a practice race were mile runners Dick Anderson, Stan Johnson, Roger Larsen, and Paul Christensen. V r. -86- Ted Draper tested his skill in the broadjumping pit. Parade Don Cox, Paul Kitchen, and Dean Jensen practiced plays at the base before a game. BASEBALL Members of this year's baseball team were: Row I: Dean Jensen. Paul Kit- chen. Don Cox, Terry Clark. Euqene Moulton. Richard Ewell. Bryce Nielson. Ronald Anderson. Row 2: Kay Lewis, Paul Dalebout. Max Frampton. Dale Lewis. Kenneth Jackson. Neb Miller. Russell Jones. LaVere .Perry, Melvin Thompson. Row 3: Manager Arnie Horton. Roger Larsen. Glendon Hatch, Paul Johnson. Ernie Henderson. Jess Hollerman, Ronald Moraine. Donald Field, and coach Condie. Wrestling squad members were: Row I: Don Cox. David Berry. Robert Durfey. Roger Larsen. John Clark. Row 2: Donald Field, Robert Gardner. Owen Draper. Antoine Harris. Row 3: Byron Rasmussen, Richard Ewell. Leroi Davies, coach Witney. Row 4: Larry Wardle. Ed Firm-age. Melvin Thompson, and Roger Anderson. Matmen and Tennis 1 Coach Frank Witney congratulated Don Cox on winning the 120 pound class championship at the state meet held this winter. Members of the wrestling team that participated in the state meet were: Row I: Larry Wardle and Roger Larsen. Row 2: Roger Anderson. Robert Gardner, and Don Cox. Members of the tennis squad were; Row I: Max Frampton, Gary Madsen, Arlin Sperry. Row 2: Glendon Hatch, Paul Dalebout, Brent Sperry, Dick Lee, and Bob Blackley. earn carried our colors o o XI Coach Glen Kenner Row I : Jerry Braun. Theodore Bills. Antoine Harris. Wayne Wilde. Brian Goldsworthy. Row 2: Sterling Lichfield. Dick Bullock. Jay Marcroft. Richard Robins, Raymond Hafen. Gary Peterson. Stan Cameron, and coach Glen Kenner made up the golf team for this year. Jay Marcroft, Raymon Hafen, and Antoine Harris watched as Jerry Braun dressed the ball. Frank Madsen Pauline Paramore Dave Mitchell School spirit soared with the snappy yells and clever actions which were as much a part of our games as the ball. The varsity cheerleaders made a great team in their costumes of green and white . . . they really proved to be dynamite. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Bonnie Barker Jim Leonard Lynn Anne Taylor Demonstrating one of their snapy yells were; Row I; JoAnne Green, Pauline Paramore, Lynn Ann Taylor, and Bonnie Barker. Row 2: Arlin Sperry, Jim Leonard, Dave Mitchell, and Frank Madsen. Arlin Sperry ■H -91- iiuum Winning, vivacious Lynn Ann Taylor, presided as queen of the Girls' Day activities. Merlin Anderson, an all round athletic and popular student, was honored as King of Boy's Day. SOPHOMORE SWING Sophomores displayed their talents in a successful assembly which featured Color Rhapsody in song and dance. The Sox dance was held in the gym after one of the basketball games. Stockingfooted teen-agers crowded the floor, making the dance one of the memorable events of the season. Members of the assembly were; Row I: Myrna Weeks, Jean Bobo, Sylvia Kimball. Fern Sessions. Annice Nelson. Row 2: Colleen Barber. Brian Goldsworthy, Gwen Worthen, Wynston Sumpter. Bryce Neilson, Greg Goser, Verl Morgan. Lee Ellertson. Dana Kay Boswell. Keith Anderson. Karen Tregeagle. Other participants were: Row I: Janet Morley. Suzan Wittwer, Ardis Viklund. Marilyn Johnston, Jerry Henrie. Glen Nelson. Row 2; Terry Williams. Donna Nicholson. Colleen Pace. Bill Bordeaux, Keith Scott. Richard Gilson, Michael Whitehead. Sharon Patton, Sharon Harris, JoAnn Nusink, Pauline Duke. Sox. the loudest that could be found, were the only thing permitted at the Sophomores Loud Sox Dance. Those winning prizes for the loudest, fanciest, and most original were: Sandra Nelson, David Williams, Annette Johnson, and Dale Vincent. Reigning over Homecoming activities were Ann Kitchen, Nancy Olsen, queen, and Mary Ann Harding. Mayor C. W. Love crowned Nancy during half time at the game. HOMECOMING Alumni came home to recapture school daze once again. With the student-body backing them, the Bulldogs put up a good fight at the annual homecoming game. The rousing game was followed by a dance that climaxed the homecoming events. The assembly was presented by the Pop Club. Members of the cast were: Row I: Jeri Deane Tregeagle. Palma Sorenson, Margaret Gillies. Elaine Jacobson. Toni Madsen. Marilyn Worsley. Lila Buchanan. Gwen Rasmussen. Pat Geyer. Betty Sardoni. and Jean Johnson. Row 2: Darlene Davis. Norma Peay. Donna Thurgood. Janet Gammon. Vivian Davies. JoAnn Laws. Gertrude Chavez. LoReta Stephenson, Dona Rae Nelson. Carol Ann Maxfield, Shar-lene Best, Dorothy Davis, Mary Ann Dixon. JoAnn Angell. and Alice Paulson. Others partcipating were: Row I: Karla Ann Marshall. Sandra Graham, Helen Nelson, Scott Coles, Carolyn Coles. Carol Ann Maxfield. Shirley Johnston, Helen Scott, and Lorna Harris. Row 2: Maxine Grosjean, Darlene Davis, Evalo Harrison, Pat Daniel, Joyce Erekson, Janet Kenner, Marilyn Worsley, Lila Buchanan, Sandy Gifford, Gweneth Creviston, and LaFae Anderson. Row 3: Carma Taylor, Idonna Thomas. Margaret Hundley. Arlene Johnson, Lois Killpaclc. Barbara Smith, Pat Peterson. Shirlee Clegg. Mary Lou Thorne. Katie Lund. Norma Tangren, Geraldine Adams. Kathleen Rasmussen, Anne Cullimore. Mary Ann Harding. Shirley June Hanson, and Colleen Mitchell. SENIOR HOP Aware of the r success, Gwen Rasmussen and Ronald Stringham, co-chairmen of the Senior Hop, took time out to view with enthusiasm the results of their hard work. ENCHANTMENT LED US ON Reminiscing about past dances, senior couple Geraldine Adams and Edwin Crockett exchanged views on their own senior hop. Tripping the boys girls at the Senic Quick changes from formals to blue jeans for parties after the senior hop, chatting in the local drug store or watching the neighbor's T.V. set, cheering the team to victory, learning ballet steps for a program in the auditorium, applying for that important job —these were a few of the dozens of experiences and opportunities that made life at Provo High fun and worthwhile for the seniors. Participating in the assembly were: Row I: Dona Rae Nelson, Jim Penrod. Carol Ann Maxfield. Janet Kenner, Betty Sardoni. Dorothy Davis. Mary Lou Thorne. Floy Moody. Row 2: Joyce Taylor. Alice Paulson. Marilyn Myrup. Mary Ann Dixon, Doris Nelson, Jo Ann Laws. Nancy Olsen. Vivian Davies. Darlene Davis, Ken Jackson, Frank Madsen, Neb Miller. Russell Jones. Row 3: Swen Neilson, Ted Draper, Walt Gregson, Roger Larsen, Jay Goold, Robert Wiliamson, Ron Bailie. Row I: Walene Liddard. Milo Calder. Kathleen Rasmussen, Byron Davenport. Arlyn Sperry. Virginia Ritchie. Row 2: Donna Thurgood Norma Peay. David Decker, Katie Lund. Dan Nisonger, Ann Kitchen. Marilyn Worsley. Gweneth Creviston. Sandy Gifford, Marion Madsen. Row 3: Lynn Smith, John Clark, Janet Gammon, David Stewart. Anne Cullimore, Ron Bailie, David Mitchell. Jim Leonard. Frank Madien. light fantastic to the theme of Fantasy”, anjoyed a night of fun and entertainment Hop. JUNIOR PROM Beautiful and appealing, the Junior Prom cast a spell over the couples as another memorable event took its place in school I'fe history. The assembly included many clever skits, songs and dances centered around the Silhouette theme. Cast members included, upper: Row I: Dick Taylor. Calvin Jolley. Bill Beecroft. Stan Johnson, Howard Reed. Paul Dalcbout. Row II: Erlynne Wright. Mary Carol Wayman, Kay Brockbank, Juanita Madsen, AlJean Allen. Lois Olsen, Diana Snow. Row III: Paul Groesbeck, Jerry Thomas. Vernon Reed. Jan Bee David Worthen. Richard Hanson. Row IV: LaRene Wright, Ronald Morain. Right, Row I: Elaine Steed. Wanda Scott, advisors: LaDawn Noble. Sharon Thayne, Fred Tarran, Veloy Washburn, Dan Webb, Diane Smith, Donald Johnson. Madelyn Mills. Bob Blackley. JoAnn Bullock. Stan Cameron, Bonnie Barker. JoElia DeWolf. Row II: Arlan Jeppson. Pat Beazer, Kay Lewis. Toni Madsen, Janet Beck, Dick Bullock, Louise Snow, Byron Rassmussen. Lower, Row I: Robert Olsen. Coreen Harden. Joan Madsen. Richard Sturgis, Clarice Morgan, Glendon Hatch. Lorna Smeath. George King. Stan Cameron. Chuck Glasgow. Row II: Janet Anderson. Ouanda Goad. Diane Vincent. Pat Clayton, Mary Helen Frampton. Ann Wood. April 10th marked the annual Junior Prom held in the Boys Gym. The semi-formal affair revolved around the theme Silhouette . Added to the gala affair were streamers which led out of the gym into the hall and corridors. Many long tiring hours went into the props and decorations which set the theme for the Junior Prom. Committee members were: Nancy Jo Harding, J'll Clarke, Barbara Markham, Jerry Harris, Joan McCall, Norma Larsen and Lou Ann Rigby. These girls did an excellent job of serving those who attended the tea: Carol Craner, Sandra Graham, Vera Mecham, and LaVina Hymas. In their Girls Day frocks, girls and escorts met March 27, in the East Provo Stake house for the annual Girls' Day dance. Receiving the mothers and daughters at the tea were: Wanda Scott, Margaret Hansen, Twila Bigler, Vesta Barnett, Lenora Allred, Libbie Hayward, Lynn Ann Taylor, chairman of tea, Sharon Patton, secretary of Girls' Organization, Shirlene Jones, vice-president: Janet Gammon, president; Anne Cullimore, student body president. Members of the Girls’ Day assembly were: Row I: Jim Shepherd, Douglas Gordon. Marie Taylor, Robert Vernon, Gary Stout. Row II: Kathleen Rasmussen, Jan Bee, Brant Johnson, Mark Sunday, Howard Johnson. Claude Snow. Row III: John Clark. Jill Clarke. Keith Scott, Bonnie Barker, Lynette Anderson. Diane Smith, Pat Beazer. Glen Nelson, Ronald. Morgan. Row IV: Mary Carol Wayman, Ruth Jensen. Ann Wood. Dorothy Davis. Row V: Glendon Hatch. Paul Dalebout, Gene Hansgen, Kay Lewis. David Lee, Lynn Smith, Dan Webb. Michael Whitehead. Picture II. row I: Ronald Morian, Marguerite Madsen, Greg Goser, Coreen Harden. Gary Anderson, Lorna Smeath, George King. Betty Sardoni. Gary Nelson. Row II: Oralyn Hendrickson, Mary Ann Harding. Mary Helen Frampton. Geraldine Adams, Virginia Ritchie. Pat Daniel. Louise Snow, Katie Lund. Lila Buchanan. Row III: Donna Thur-good, Norma Peay. Janet Gammon, Dan Nisonger. Picture III, row I: Marilyn Larsen, Marilyn Worsley. Row II: Marilyn Freestone, An- nette Deaton, Susie Wittwer, Jerry Henrie. Dona Nicholson. Janet Morley. Row III: Pauline Paramore, Ann Shipley, Anne Cul-limore, Janet Beck, Kay Brockbank, Dick Lee, Erlynne Wright, Toni Madsen, Mary Jo Paramore. Jo Ann Green Jo Ella De Wolf. Dreamy waltzes, fast foxtrots, and lively intermissions, blended into an atmosphere of make-believe. Decorations featuring a quaint windmill, a south sea island beach scene, and other enchanting places, carried out the theme of Pretend. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ ORGS Under the leadership of Max Frampton, president, the Boys' Organization sponsored many activities. Assisting Max were Bob Blackley, vice-president and Dean Jensen, secretary. A year of fun and friendship were the goals of the Girls' Organization which worked diligently to plan entertaining activities for the girls. A Mothers' and Daughters' Tea, the Preference Ball, the Girls' Day assembly and dance, the girls' sleeping party were included in their activities. -102- Provo High's mighty males kept the campus in a constant hum. Each boy took it upon himself to be a pal to every other member of the stronger sex. The fellows gained life-long friends and added memories to high school records during 1952-53. Boy's Day activities featured a jamboree in the afternoon and a dance at night. Leading the Girls' Organization through a year of fun were Shirlene Jones, secretary, Sharon Patton, vice-president, and Janet Gammon, president. The girls' captains were known as the big sisters. They contacted every girl at P.H.S. through the parties they planned for them. Many friendships were made and fostered through this organization. GIRLS' CAPTAINS The girls’ captains who will be remembered as big sisters: Row I: Nancy Olsen, Elaine Jacobson, Lydia Uliberri, Eloise Aitken. Margaret Gillis. Row II: Gertrude Chavez, Arlene Johnson, Helen Scott. Barbara Hawkins, Lois Killpack. Row III: Katie Lund. Shirley Johnston, Norma Peay, Colleen Johnson. Nadine Stewart. Row I: Anne Cullimore, JoAnn Green, Margery Peay. Vena Lee Jacobson, Gweneth Creviston. Dorothy Davis. Row il: Rolva Stubbs, Joan Laws, LaFae Anderson, Carol Ann Wiliams, Shirlee Clegg. Row III: Palma Sorsenson, R. Nelda Baum, Shirley Draper, Ann Green. Row IV: Loretta Carter, Charlene Harward, LoReta Stephenson, Katie Shumway. Row I: Janet Kenner. Carol Ann Maxfield. Ann Kitchen, Darlene Davis, Sandy Gitford. Row II: Mary Lou Thorne. Loretta Rieske. Joyce Boswell. Pat Daniel. Geraldine Adams. Row III: Doris Nelson. Hildred Nielson. Colleen Mitchell. Lorna Harris, JoAnn Angell. PREFERENCE Who? The theme of the annual Preference Ball blended into the atmosphere of mystery and magic, which characterized the dance, held November in the Provo High Gym. Preferred — Bill Mitchell, good looking sophomore, held the spotlight as girls’ choice at Provo High. Donna Thurgood, Janet Kenner, Kathleen Rasmussen, and Janet Gammon, combined their talents to create the theme and put over the work that made the Preference Ball so successful. The theme, Because You re Mine, set the mood for the Boys Day Dance, which was held in the Joaquin gym, January 30, 1953. King of Boys' Day, Merlin Anderson, shared the limelight with his date , Darlene Davis. Crowning the king climaxed the Boys' Day Dance. Janet Gammon, Girls’ Organization president, had the honor of placing the crown on Merlin Anderson, Boys' Day King. BOY’S DAY Pauline Paramore was elected Sweetheart Queen of 1953. Attending her were: Katie Lund, Darlene Davis, Sandy Gifford, and Lila Buchanan. Geraldine Adams crowned Pauline queen during the floor show. Working hard to make the Sweetheart Ball a suc-ces were: Marilyn Myrup, Betty Sardoni. Standing: Pauline Singleton, Helen Scott, dance chairman. Geraldine Adams, general chairman. SWEETHEART BALL The Sweetheart Ball held February 13 in the boys gym. was one of the social highlights of the year. The girls proved that when they had the chance they came out enmass. Participating in the assembly were: Row I: JoAnn Green. Marion Madsen. Shirley Johnston. Sharlene Best. Row II: Eloise Ait ken. Helen Nelson Darlene Davis. Carol Ann Maxfeld. Karla Ann Marshall. Carolyn Coles. Pauline Singleton. Vent Lee Jacobson. Row III: Mary Lou Thorne. Geraldine Adams. Vesta Barnett, advisor; Lynn Ann Taylor. Veora Gilson. Anne Culli-more, Lila Buchanan. Kathleen Rasmussen. Picture II. row I: Pauline Paramore. Fred Spaldinq. Helen Higgins. Row II: Lydia Uliberri. Milo Galder. Jom Penrod. Lila Buchanan. Shirley June Hanson. Scott Coles. Row III: Lynn Ann Taylor. Darlene Davis. Ann Kitchen. Marilyn Myrup. Sandy Gifford. Janet Kenner. Katie Lund. Swen Nielson. Row IV: Arlen Sperry. David Mitchell. Frank Madsen. Ted Draper. Dan Nison-ger. Wait Gregson. The Thespian Club is a national organization. The organization itself and its affiliated clubs did much to advance the fine arts. Here at Provo High the club furnished a number of entertainments showing marked talent and ability, although it is a newly organized club, being in its second year. r m ( ) Provo High Thespians were, row I: Colleen Pritchett. Margie Yarroll. Carolyn Coles. Kay Elder. Jim Penrod. Evalo Harrison, and JoAnn Green. Row II: Pat Lansing. Ann Boel. Alice Ann Carleisson. Sharon Brian. Erlynne Wright, Alaire Buttle. Lynn Ann Taylor, and Pauline Paramore. Row III: Eloise Atkin, Andy Mostert. Chuck Glasgow. Anne Cullimore. Glen Nelson, Ronald Bailie. Mary Carol Wayman. Sharon Carter. Margaret Gillies, and Ma Golightly. instructor. CO The Dramatic Art Club was organized to stimulate an interest in dramatics. Highlighting their activities were one-act plays, readings, and pantomines. Lynn Ann Taylor, president, worked diligently with Max Golightly, advisor, to plan enjoyable meetings for both members and guests. u Members were: Row I: Marilyn Ross. Ann Wood, secretary: Lynn Ann Taylor president- Ronald Bailie, vice-president. Row II: Marion Ashby. Joan McCall. Darlene Davis. Marilyn Mitchell. Mary Carol Wayman. Row III: Karma Hunter. Kay Burrup. Pat Daniel. Ann Kitchen. David Mitchell. Row IV: Joyce Hassenfritz. Sara Gessford Glenda Laubon DeeAnn Sumner. Ann Boel. Marion Madsen. Ala re Buttle. Row V: Sondra Cameron. JoAnn Green. Geraldine Adams. Pauline Paramore. Anne Cullimore. Chuck Glasgow. o Up in +he mountains on a brisk winter day the Ski Club members learned the art of skiing. Timp Haven and Alpine were their favorite recreation spots. No hill was step enough, no day cold enough to keep the Ski Club from enjoying this sport. Ski enthusiasts were: Row I: Janet Beck. Ann Shipley. Lois Olsen. Nancy Cahoon. Row II: Ron Madsen. Jay Marcroft. Sterling Lichfield. Howard Reed. Kay Brockbank. Juanita Madsen. Scott Coles. Dick Bullock. Row III: Bonnie Barker. Lloyd Prestwich. Edwin Crockett. Mary Carol Wayman. Maxine Grosjean. Joyce Erekson. Milo Calder. Jan Bee. Row IV: Jim Leonard. Douglas Purvance. Glen McClain. Mary Ann Harding. Pat Beazer Paul Christensen. Row V: Dayton Hughes, advisor: Bryon Harden. Tom Pierpont. Row VI: Robert Durfey. Dick McGregor. Stan Markman. Bob Peay, Garth Terry, Paul Grosbeck. -109- SKI CLUB m O —I O Membters of the projection crew who provided service through showing our films wer- J. E. Stewart, Robert Hales. Kenneth Bliss, Robert Brickey. LeRoy Jackson, Verle McIntosh, Mr. Workman, advisor, and George Slaymaker. Provo High Schools Debaters, row I: Mary Lou Thorne, vice-president; Ann Kitchen, president; Dorothy Davis, secretary; Darlene Davis, debate manager; Dayton Hughes, advisor. Row II: Irene Jolley. Nancy Westergard. Kathleen Rasmussen. Row III: Bill Bordeaux. Ed Flrmage, Milo Calder, Lynette Anderson. Pat Geyer, Chuck Glasgow. Anne Cullimore, Alaire Buttle. David Mitchell. Service,. • our goal... KEY CLUB The Key Club served the school and community by handling odd jobs around the school, ushering loyal supporters to their seats, selling candy at games, and sponsoring a float. In addition to the'r accompishments, they held several parties during ihe year. Members of the Key Club were row I: Claude Snow, secretary: Edwin Croclcett. president; David Stone. Charles Jones, and David Stewart. Row II: Bob Candland. Glen Nelson. Glen McClain. Roger Larsen, and Ronald Stringham. Row III: Byron Davenport. Gene Moulton. Ray Madsen, Winston Sumpter, and Bill Bordeaux. Row IV: Mr. Halladay. David Worthen. Newell Perry. Mr. Young. Mr. McAdams. LETTERMAN A boy who distinguished himself in one or more sports was qualified to become a letterman. The boys who gained this honor were at all times a credit to the school because of their fine, clean play and outstanding sportsmanship. Lettermen were, row I: Robert Gardner. Larry Wardle. Arlvn Sperry. Bob Peay. Robert Durfey, Dan Nisonger. Gary Madsen. Roger Larsen. Paul Kitchen. Ted Draper, and Byron Rasmussen. Row II: Edwin Crockett. Bob Blackley. Jay Perry, Kenneth Jackson. Melvin Thompson. Paul Jones, vice presndent; Ron Mooney. Merlin Anderson, president: Jay Beal, and Kay Lewis. Row III: Russell Jones. Neb Miller, social chairman; Dean l$bm. secretary; John Hall. Cordell Anderson. Ernie Henderson, David Berry. Dale Lewis. Jerry Harris. Jess Hollerman. end Wally Howell. Row IV: Paul Dalebout, Ross Urie. Pau Christensen. Mitchel Carter. Owen Draper. Howard Reed, Glendon Hatch, and Stan Johenson. -Ill- Pals and Parties ... Phi Gamma Psi officers were Mary Ann Dixon, social chairman, Marilyn Myrup, secretary: Floy Moody, vice-president, Geraldine Adams, president; and Mrs. Vesta Barnett, advisor. PHI GAMMA PSI The purpose of the Phi Gamma Psi was to promote unity among the senior girls, so that in years to come they could keep in contact with one another. The group enjoyed many interesting and informative lectures. A banquet and the Sweetheart Ball were also included in their schedule. Members were, row I: Irene Jolley. Joan McGrego: Vena Lee Jacobson. Gweneth Creviston, Alice Paulsonj Geraldine Adams. Floy Moody. Marilyn Myrup. Mary Ann Dixon, Mrs. Barnett, and Colleen Williams. Row II; Lillian Snow, Norma Tangren, Marjorie Peay. Dorothy Davis. Katie Lund, Lydia U liberri. Pauline Singletorf Anne Cullimore, Shirley Johnston and Sharlene Best.; Row III: Audrey Leach. Collen Mitchell. Janet Kenner. Jolene Williams, Joyce Boswell, Joyce Erelcson. Pat Denies and Ann Kitchen. Row IV: Shirley Elliott. Janet Gam mon, Norma Peay, Carol Ann Maxfield. Maxine Grosjear JoAnn Green, Kathleen Rasmussen, Pauline Paramore Lynn Ann Taylor. Darlene Davis and Ruth Jensen. Row V: Helen Higgins. Carol Ann Williams, Dora Mae Gardner; Arlene Johnson. Loretta Carter. Norma Carlton. Doris Nelson. Bonnie Kuykendall, Walene Liddiard, and Caro Kuhni. Row VI: Donna Naylor, Diane Myers. Nancv Olsen. Betty Sardoni. Mary Lou Thorne. Barbara Hawkins,} Mary Ann Maxwell. • •. Dates and Dues Varied activities illustrating South American culture were presented to members of the Spanish Club. They enjoyed South American foods, dances, and songs along with their study of the language and customs of our neighbors to the south of us. Row I: Dick Dolinar. Richard Johnson. Row II: Joan Spaugy. Aria Clegg, Lydia Ulibarri. Sally Irwin. Row III: Neil Christensen, Trainee Bill Lewis. Ivan Johnson, Mr. Workman, advisor. Row I: Halvor Clegg. Lois Olearain. Bill Bordeaux. Wanda Ken-nison. Lynn Smith. Row II: Betty Weitzeil. Lucille Draper. Charlotte Fisher. Ethyl Watts. Arleah Wright. Row III: Helen Higgins. Nancy Kay Schiess. Marilyn Ross. Ann Salerno. Ouanda Goad. Norietta Hatch. D. E. C. members were row I: Ronald Stringham. vice-president: JoAnn Paulson, Colleen Johnson, Joyce Taylor, state secretary: Maxine Grosjean, reporter. Row II: Deedie West. Carol Craner Virginia Ritchie. Arlene Adamson. Geraldine Adams. Loretta Carter. Bonie Kuykendall. Norma Carlton, Shirley Draper. Walene Liddiard. Arlene Johnson. Row III: Edwin Crockett, John Hall Brant Johnson A. V. Bergeson. advisor. I Distributive Education, a club which was both 3njoyable and constructive, led young boys and girls to the threshold of successful selling. Techniques of selling, displaying, and good management were the main points Mr. Bergeson, ad- isor, strove to impress on the minds of the ■tudents. ENTERTAINMENT WAS EXCELLENT Max Golightly was instrumental in producing several of the most successful plays ever presented at Provo High. CAST Trock Estrella Roger Larsen Shadow Dave Williams Miriamne Darlene Davis Garth Esdras . Bill Bordeaux Ronald Bailie Mio Romagna Jim Penrod Carr . Garth Terry 1st Girl Merlene Roberts 2nd Girl Janet Morley Lucia Andrew Mostert Small Boy Steven Grow Henchman Arney Horton Henchman Bill Mitchell Radical .............................. Bruce Brown A Hobo Lyman Moulton Judge Gaunt .......................... David Mitchell Pliny Ann Kitchen Sailor Winston Sumpter Policeman. Gordon Murdock Sergeant ..............................Harold Little Herman Clyde Buckley The unique music, lighting, and scenery assisted in perfecting the excellence and beauty of the drama and prose of the play, entitled Winterset, which was presented January 12 and 13. It will go down as a masterpiece in the history of drama at Provo High. -I 14- CAST Maggie MacFarland Angus Macalister Belvawney. Miss Treherne........ Mr. Symperson Cheviot....... Mrs. MacFarlane Mr. McGillicuddy.... Minnie Symperson Parker.............. A Man Servant Eloise Aitken Dave Mitchell Glen Nelson .......pat Beazer Charles Glasgow Ronald Bailie Pauline Paramore .........Jim Penrod .......Alaire Buttle Colleen Pritchett Doug Purvance Engaged was the title of the first play of the year. It was written near the turn of the century, and the performance was unique because, like the original production, it was presented on a round-stage with the audience encircling the performers. Lynn Ann Taylor, student director, assisted Mr. Golightly with the production. The play was presented November 12, 13, and 14 in the band room. A Connecticut Yankee, ' a comedy in three acts, was chosen by Miss Warr, student teacher, as the third and final school play. This play, based on the novel by Mark Twain, had become one of the best known comedies of modern times, and the student body accepted it with wholehearted enf-husiasm. It was presented March 16 and 17. CAST Hank Bennett........ Marian Bennett Mrs. Bennett King Arthur Queen Guenever Clarence Sir Sagramar Sir Launcelot. Elaine........ Sandy Merlin Queen Morgan Le Fay Dick Johnson Marian Ashby Anne Cullimore Gordon Murdock Lila Buchanan Gary Luke Clyde Buckley Roger Larsen Marion Madsen Mary Jo Paramore Charles Jones Alaire Buttle They marched .. marched .. Originality marked the maneuvers of th Pep Club under the direction of Margai Hansen. Green uniforms piped in white add color to our home football and basketb games. These senior girls, besides marchi gave pep songs and yells with vim, vigor, vitality to welcome visiting teams and ch on our Provo High. Pep Club members were, row I: Carma Taylor, LoReta Stephenson. Kathleen RasmuJien, Karla Ann Marshall, Lila Buch-chanan. Alice Paulson. Mary Ann Dixon, and Margaret Hansen, instructor. Row II: Jeri Deane Tregeagle. Betty Sardoni. Mary Lou Thorne. Nancy Olsen. Vivian Davies. Barbara Smith. Shirlee Clegg. Pat Paterson, ami Carolyn Coles. Row III: Dona Rae Nelson. Norma Tangren. Norma Peay. Lorna Harris. Jo Ann Angell, Janet Kenner, Katij Lund. Diane Myers, and Sandra Graham. -I 16- .. marched . • We loved to parade! Twirlers added zest, pep and enthusiasm to all our games, parades, and school functions. Members were: Lois Olsen, Veloy Washburn, Dana Kay Boswell, Kathleen Rasmussen, president: Judy Carling, Marilyn Freestone, and Donna Nicholson. Row I: Sandy Gifford. Carol Ann Maxfield. Maxine Grosjean, Helen Nelson, Jean Johnson, Margaret Gillies, and Helen Scott. Row II: Margaret Hundley, Lois Kill pack, Darlene Davis. Geraldine Adams, Anne Cullimore. Arlene Johnson, and Gertrude Chavez. Row III: Mary Ann Harding. Pat Daniel. Gweneth Creviston, La Foe Anderson, Colleen Mitchell, Gwen Rasmussen, and Donna Thurgood. Row I: Sally Irwin, Kaima Hunter, Pat Daniel, LaRee Jones Ann Kitchen. Row II: Norma Larsen, Lamont Tyler, Jolene Cole, Don Woodward, Kent Christenson, Roger Larsen, Mr. Wheeler, instructor. PRO VON IAN The journalism class worked hard to put out a paper that merited our highest praise. Coverage of all sports, society, and news events was quite complete. Features of interest to all of us were published every two weeks in our school paper. Behind the news sat Pat Daniel—competent, capable editor of the Provonian. Wherever there was news there you would find Pat. Pat worked hard, and with the aid of the staff and Mr. Wheeler, advisor, she put out a paper the school could well be proud of. Row I: Don Woodward, Pat Daniel, David Mitchell. Row II: Ann Wood, Roger Larsen, Jolene Cole, Joyce Hassenfritz. Row III: Kent Christensen, Chuck Glasgow, Lamont Tyler, and Karma Hunter. -I 18- The purpose of the Hi-Scribes was to promote and cultivate journalistic ability to beter the community. Members were: Row I: Pat Daniel, Joyce Hassenfritz, secretary; Ann Kitchen. Row II: Karma Hunter, vice-president; Ann Wood, Jolene Cole. Row III: David Mitchell, Anne Cullimore, Leslie Wheeler, advisor. Roger Larsen, president, absent. On the assembly Janet Groneman, Mary Morgan, and Gay Gammon campaigned for the sales for the pro-log. PROLOG Editing the pro-log were, top right, row I: Annette Johnson, sales manager; Gary Anderson, business manager; Gary Nelson, advertisment manager; Carol Elliott. Row II: Maxine Lowe, Ethel Watts, Clyde Evans, Bill Jensen, Dean Jensen. Lower right, row I: Elizabeth Colunga, art; Wynston Sumpter, seniors: Jack Reid, sophomores; Janet Groneman, makeup; Lucille Draper, organizations; Gay Gammon, juniors; John Woodward, editor; Mary Morgan, assistant editor; Paul Campbell, advisor. Lower left, row I: Joan Williams, Carol Ann Williams, Rea Jean Brown. Row II: John Moriey, George Slaymaker, Walter Prothero, and Lee Ellertson. Carma Taylor and Helen Scott, co-editors of the yearbook, planned its content, supervised each section, arranged for the photographs, and in a general way kept things going smoothly. Their ideas and their ambitions served as inspiration to the staff in creating this annual. They did their best Behind the lines as copy editors were Geraldine Adams and Colleen Johnson. With the help of Mrs. Taylor, their advisor, they strove hard to make the book interesting and readable. It was their job to endow it with literary quality. The yearbook class spent many hours trying to capture the memories that bless and burn. Members of the staff were, row I: Gary Lewis, Leila Thurman, Jill Clarke, Howard Johnson. Row II: Helen Scott, Colleen Johnson, Margene Gadd, Geraldine Adams, Marilyn Mitchell, Carma Taylor. Row III: Dick Bullock, Alan Harris, and Frank Madsen. Cleston Rigby, yearbook advisoi, neiped the staff with the problems that arose concerning the publication of the yearbook. His advice was sound, and largely through his efforts, the class was enabled to met the deadline. Handling the business end, Frank Madsen, JoAnn Bullock, and Mr. Kenner, advisor, canvassed the downtown stores to secure advertisements for the yearbook. Setting a record of selling the most ads proved the business manager were really on the ball. These students worked hard to see that every student had his picture in the yearbook: Gary Lewis took charge of the sophomores: Dick Bullock, juniors: Howard Johnson, seniors: and Jill Clark acted as art editor. Buy a yearbook was the slogan of the yearbook salesmen. Original skits and handbills were used as part of the campaign. Salesmen were, row I: Ann Kitchen, Pat Daniel, .ynette Anderson, Lydia Uliberri. Row II: Geraldine Adams, Virginia Ritchie, LaDawn Noble. Pat Beazer, Sharon Patton. Row III: Gary Anderson, Janet Kenner, David Mitchell. - • - ✓ Taking charge of the departments was a hard job, but it was well done by Alan Harris, who handled sports, Leila Thurman, activities, and Marilyn Mitchell, clubs. Alaire Buttle, the winner of the United Nations essay contest, was entitled to a trip back east to attend the United Nations assembly to be held in June. Those entering the contest were, row i: Margaret Salerno, Anne Shipley, runner-up: Ouanda Goad, Kay Birrup, Joan Higgins, Mary Ferguson. Row II: Ed Firmage. Ann Boel. Silver Nails , was the title ot the contest play which was presented at the state meet in April. The play received second place. Members of the cast were, row I: Margie Yarroll, Mary Carol Wyman, Mary Ann Dixon. Row II: Alice Carleisson, David Mitchel, Lynn Ann Taylor, Glen Neilson, JoAnn Green. The play received second place in the A division. We After winning the regional meet, these students were eligible to enter the state speech meet. Competing in this meet were, row I: Ann Kitchen, Darlene Davis, Nancy Cahoon, Donna Naylor. Anne Cullimore. Row II: Alaire Buttle, Ted Bills, Charles Jones, Shirley Elliott. Row III: Bill Bordeaux, Jim Penrod, Ron Bailie, Mecham. All students received a rating. After winning at the regional, these students were eligible to participate in the state debate meet. Row I: Ann Cullimore, Kathleen Rasmussen, Ann Kitchen, Darien Davis. Row II: Ronald Bailie, David Mitchel, oratory: Milo Calder, Mr. Hugles, advisor. Second year shorthand students eligible to compete in the commercial contest were: Row I: Lillian Snow, second place individual award; Joyce Ereckson, Vena Lee Jacobson. Row II: Janet Kenner, Col-len Williams, fifth place individual ward; Gertrude Chavez. Representing first year bookkeeping and type classes at the commercial contest held Friday, April 17 were, row I: Marlene Thatcher, Ardis Vickland, Shirley Davidson, Pat Johnston, LoReta Stephenson, first place individual award; Kay Birrup. Row II: Lorna Long. Helen Rasmussen, Joyce Ereckson, Jay Perry. Honor. • First year shorthand students who were entered in the B.Y.U. commercial contest because of exceptional speed records were, row I: Marguerite Madsen, JoAnn Harding. Row II: Barbara Bernardi, Floy Moody, Jolene Cole. Pauline Paramore, senior, won second place in the state for her entry in the I Speak for Democracy contest. The Provo High finalists were, row I: Charles Jones, Mary Lou Thorne, Pauline Paramore. Row II: Annette Cochran, David Mitchel, Don Woodward. The speeches were judged on delivery, content, and originality. Ann Kitchen and Teen Topics. Kay Lewis represented our school on KOVO -125- CASTLETON’S Buy your summer togs at CASTLETON’S . . . where you can buy your famous names . . . CATALINA JANTZEN WHITE STAG ROSE MARIE REID Modeling these clothes are Darlene, Sandy, Mary Ann, Lila, and Bonnie I PX PISPC STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS IN PROVO, UTAH. HOME OF MICHAEL LC V STERN’S SUITS . . . MANHATTAN SHIRTS . . . JARMAN SHOES . . . SWANK JEWELRY. 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Award State Drama Contest 52: Assembly 53: Plays 53: Catholic Seminary Graduate 52: Girls Athletic Association 51, 52; D. A. C. 52. 53: Spanish Club 53: Thespian Club 53; vice president. Dick Anderson Assembly 51; Football 53: Seminary Graduate 53; Track 51, 52. 53: Key Club 51. 52. LaFae Anderson Committee 53: Assembly 53; Phi Gamma Psi 53; Floats 51; Fashion Review 52: Seminary Graduate 52: Commercial Contest 51; Girls’ Captains 53; D. A. C. 52; Pep Club 53. Merlin Anderson Home Room Representative 52: Boys’ Day King 53: Football 51. 52. 53; Track 51. 52. 53: Wrestling 52. 53; Lettermans Club 52. 53: President. JoAnne Angell Assembly 53; Girls' Captain 53: Pep Club 53: Seminary Graduate 52. Leona Bailey Seminary Graduate 53: D. A. C. 51. 52: Phi Gamma Psi 53. Ron Bailie Assemblies 51. 52. 53: Floats 53: Plays. Wings of the Morning 52; Head First 52: Waiting for Lefty 52; Engaged 53: Winterset 53; D. A. C. 51. 52. 53: vice pres.: Debate Club 53: Ski Club 53: Stage Crew 53: Debate Award 53; Thespian Club 53. Betty Barne Transferred from Lincoln High School 53. R. Nelda Baum Assembly 51; Phi Gamma Psi 53: Floats 53: Seminary Graduate 52; Girls’ Athletic Association 51; Girls’ Captain 53; D.A..C 51; Spanish Club 51. Sharlene Best Legislative Council 51: Assembly 53; Phi Gamma Psi 53: Seminary Graduate 52: Girls’ Athletic Association 52: Pep Club 53; Debate Club 52. Jay Beal Assembly 52. 53: Basketball 51. 52. 53:: Football 51: Seminary Graduate 52; Track 51; Lettermans Club 53. Julius Binder Basketball 51; Football 51; Seminary Graduate 52. Barbara Borget Seminary Graduate 52; Girls’ Athletic Association 51. 52. Joyce Boswell Dance Review 52: Phi Gamma Psi 53; Fashion Review 52; Plays 51: Seminary Graduate 52; Girls Captain 53; D. S. C. 53; Secretary. Bonnie Bray Assembly 51. 52: Catholic Seminary Graduate 52; Ski Club 51. Rea Jean Brown Seminary Graduate 52: Phi Gamma Psi 53. Dale W. Bryner Floats 51. 52: Seminary Graduate 52: Provost Staff 52; Committees 51. 52. Committees 51: Assemblies 51. 52. 53: Phi Gamma si 53: Dance Review 52. 53: D. A. C. 52. 53: Pep Club 53: Plays. Conneticut Yankee 53. Jerry Barker Floats 51: Central Utah Vocational School 53. Clyde Buckley Floats 52; Plays, Winterset 53: Conneticut Yankee 53; Seminary Graduate 52; Thespian Club 53; Stage Crew 53. Arlen Butler Concert Band 52. 63; Track 52; Spanish Club 52. 53. Milo Calder Committee 52. 53: Assemblies 51. 52: 53: Floats 52. 53: Cheerleader Junior Varsity 52: Seminary Graduate 52: D. A. C. 51. 52; Debate Club 52. 53: Ski Club 52. 53; Key Club 51. 52: Provost Staff 52. Norma Mae Carlton Committee 52: Phi Gamma Psi 53: Sem-nary Graduate 53; D. A. C. 51: D. E. C. 53; Transferred from Springville High School 51. Loretta Carter Committee 53; Phi Gamma Psi 53; Seminary Graduate 52- Girls' Captains 53: D. A. C. 51. 52: D. E. C. 53. Mitchel Carter West .Point Candidateship Congressional Appointment; Legislative Council 51: Assembly 51. 52; Football 51. 52: Wrestling 51. 52. 53: Lettermans Club 52. 53. Joann Casper Seminary Graduate 52: Nursing Scholarship University of Utah. Colleen Cottrell Phi Gamma Psi 53: Transferred from Green River High School 51. Kathy Chambers Assembly 52: P. A. System Drive; Transferred from Bennett High School Buffalo. New York 52. Kent Christensen Provonian Staff 52, 53; Hi-Scribe$ Club 53. Gertrude Chavez Assemblies 51. 52. 53: Fashion Review 52: Girls' Captain 53: Pep Club 53; Pro-Log Staff 51; Provonian Staff 53. Paul Christensen Assemblies 51. 52. 53: Football 52: Seminary Graduate 53: Track 51. 52. 53: Lettermans Club 52. 53; Ski Club 52. 53. John Clark Assemblies 51. 52. 53: Floats 53: Seminary Graduate 53: Future Farmer of America 53; Track 52. 53: Wrestling 52. 53; Lettermans Club 52. 53. Sharlene Clark Transferred from Fresno High School Fresno. California 53: Debate Club 53; Seminary Graduate 53: Phi Gamma Psi 53: A Capella 53; Assemblies 53; Opera 53. Terry Clark Legislative Council 51. 52: Committee 50. 51; Seminary Graduate 52. Shirlee Clegg Assembly 53: Dance Review 52; Seminary Graduate 52: Girls’ Captain 53: Pep Club 53. George Cloward Transferred from South High School. Salt Lake City. Utah 52; Seminary Graduate 52. Carolyn Coles Assembly 53: Floats 53: .Phi Gamma Psi 53: Play. Winterset 53; Thespian Club 53: Seminary Graduate 52; D. A. C. 51; Pep Club 53. Don Cox Baseball 51. 52. 53 Wrestling Club 51. 52. 53; President; State Wrestling Champion 53; Lettermans Club 51. 52, 53. Colleen Collard Legislative Council 53; Assemblies 51. 53; Dance Review 52: Phi Gamma Psi 53; Floats 51; Seminary Graduate 53: D.A.C. 51. Carl Craner Office Help 52. 53; Seminary Graduate 52. Carol Craner Dance Review 52; Phi Gamma Psi 53; Seminary Graduate 52; Girls' Athletic Association 51. 52; D. E. C. 53. Frances Crapo Office Help 52. 53; Seminary Graduate 52: Concert Chorus 51. Gweneth Creviston Assembly 52. 53; Phi Gamma Psi 53; Floats 51; Seminary Graduate 53: Selowia Club 51: D. A. C. 51. 52; Pep Club 53; Girls' Captain 53. Edwin Crockett Committee 52. 53: Floats 51. 52. 53: Seminary Graduate 52: Track 51. 52, 53: D. A. C. 51. 52: D. E. C. 53; Lettermans Club 52. 53: Ski Club 52. 53: Key Club 51. 52 President 53; Carnival Committee 52; 1st Place State Merchandising Manuel 53; 2nd Place National Merchandising Manuel 53. Anne Cullimcre Student Body President 53: Sophomore Secretary 51; Legislative Council 51. 52. 53; Executive Council 53: Committees 51. 52. 53; Assembly 51. 52. 53: Dance Re view 52; Phi Gamma Psi 53; Floats 51. 52; Plays 52. 53: Girls' Captain 53; D. A. C. 51. 52. 53; Pep Club 53: Debate Club 52. 53: Provonian Staff 51 52. 53; Thes- pian Club 52. 53: Debate Award 53; Hi-Scribes 53. Pat Daniel Legislative Council 53: Executive Council 53; Journalism Scholarship 52: Seminary Scholarship 52: Committee 53; Assemblies 52. 53: Dance Review 52: Phi Gama .Psi 53: Floats 51: Seminary Graduate 52; Hi-Scribes 53: Girls' Captains 53; D.A.C. 51. 52. 53: Pep Club 53; Provonian Staff 51. 52. 53; Editor. Darlene Davis Debate Award 52: Assemblies 51. 52. 53: Dance Review 53; Phi Gamma Psi 53: Sweetheart’s Queen Attendant 53; Floats 51; Plays, Winterset 53; Seminary Graduate 53; Girls' Captain 53: D. A. C. 51: 52. 53; Pep Club 53: Debate Club 52; Debate Manager. Dorothey Davis Committees 52. 53; Assembly 51. 52. 53; Dance Review 53; Phi Gamma Psi 53; Seminary Graduate 53; Debate Club 52. 53: Secretary Girls’ Captains 53; D.A.C. 51, 52; Twirlers Drum Majorette 52. 53. SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Vivian Davies Committee 53: Legislative Council 51: Assembly 52, 53: Dance Review 52: Seminary Graduate 52: Pep Club 53: Pro-Loq Staff 51. Byron Davenport Assembly 53; Floats 53 Seminary Graduate 52: Key Club 51. 52. 53. David Decker LuGene Galleries Art Award 52; Assembly 53: Seminary Graduate 53: Orchestra 51. Mary Ann Dixon Committees 53 • Assemblies 51. 53: Dance Review 52: Phi Gamma Psi 53: Social Chairman; Seminary Graduate 52: Girls’ Athletic Association 51: D. A. C. 51. 52, 53; Pep Club 53. Dick Dolinar Assembly 51; Floats 53: Spanish Club 52. 53; Pro-Log Staff 52. Joe Done Assembly 52: Special Music Groups 51, 52. 53: Track 53. Shirley May Draper Phi Gamma Ps« 53: Plays 51; Seminary Graduate 52: Girls’ Captain 53; D. A. C. 51. 52. 53; D. E. C. 53. Ted Draper Assembly 53: Football 52. 53; Track 52. 53; Letttermans Club 53. Robert Durfey Legislative Council 52: Assemblies 51. 52. 53: Football 51. 52 53: Future Farmers of America 53: Track 51, 52. 53: Wrestling 53: Lettermans Club 52. 53: Ski Club 52. Shirley Elliott Committee 53; Phi Gamma Psi 53: Girls' Athletic Association 52: D. A. C. 51. 52. Joyce Erekson Assemblies 51. 53: Dance Review 52: Phi Gamma .Psi 53: Seminary Graduate 52: D. A. C. 52: Ski Club 51. 52. 53. Mont Ford Committee 52, 53: Senior Planning Committee 52; Assemblies 51. 52. 53. Janet Gammon Legislative Council 53: Executive Council 53; Assembly 52 53; Phi Gamma Psi 53; Fashion Review 52; Girls’ Organization President 53: Secretary 52; D. A. C. 51. Dora May Gardner Dance Review 52: Phi Gamma Psi 53; Transferred from Valley High School: Drum Majorette at Valley High. Pat Geyer Assemblies 53; Phi Gamma Psi 53; Spanish Club 53: Transferred from South Hiqh School. Salt Lake City. Sandra Gifford Committee 52: Assemblies 52. 53; Phi Gamma Psi 53: Girls' Captain 53: Pep Club 53 Vice-Pres.: Transferred from Cleveland High School. Portland, Oregon. Margaret Gillies Committee 53: Dance Review 52; Assembly 51; Office Help 53: Girls' Athletic Association 51; Girls' Captain 53; D. A. C. 51; Pep Club 53; Spanish Club 51; Stage Crew 52; Thespian Club 53; Scribe. Ve Ora Gilson Committee 51: Assembly 51. 53; Phi Gamma Psi 53: Girls' Athletic Association 52: Transferred from Payson High School 52. Jay Goold Assembly 52. 53: A Capella 52. 53. Sandra Graham Student Body Secretary 53: Legislative Council 53; Executive Council 53: Com-mitte 52: Assembly 52. 53; Dance Review 52: Fashion Review 52: Floats 52. 53; Phi Gamma Psi 53; Office Help 53; Girls Organization 51; Vice President. D. A. C. 52: Pop Club 53: Stage Crew 53. Ann Green Committee 53: Dance Review 52; Seminary Graduate 53; Girls’ Captain 53; D. A. C. 52. JoAnn Green Speech Award 51. 52; Committee 53; Assemblies 51. 52. 53; Dance Review 52; Phi Gamma Psi 53; Plays, Charlies Aunt 51; Wings of the Morning 52; Hamlet 52: B. Y. U: Cheerleader 53: D. A. C. 51. 52. 53: Girls’ Captain 53: Ski Club 51; Thespian Club 51. 52. 53; Treasurer. Walter Gregson Assembly 52. 53: Transferred from Richmond High School Vancouver. B. C. Maxine Grosjean Committee 52; Assembly 52, 53: Phi Gamma Psi 53: Seminary Graduate 52: D. A. C. 51. 52: D. E. C. 53; Pep Club 53: Ski Club 51. 52. 53; Pro-Log Staff 51: Provonian Staff 51. 52. John Hall Committee 52; Floats 51. 52; Football 53: Seminary Graduate 52: D. E. C. 53: Lettermans 53. Gene Hansgen Assembly 51, 52. 53: Seminary Graduate 52; Band 51. 52. 53; A Capella 53. Shirley June Hansen Assembly 51. 52. 53: Dance Review 52; Floats 52: D. A. C. 51. 52: Girls’ Captain 53: Seminary Graduate 53; Lead in School Opera. Mary Anne Haiding Legislative Council 51. 53: Committee 53: Assembly 51. 52. 53: Homecoming Queen Attendant 53: Phi Gamma Psi 53: Floats 53; D. A. C. 51; Pep Club 53: Ski Club 52. 53. Lorna Harris Typing Award 51: Assembly 51, 53: Seminary Graduate 52; Girls’ Captains 53: D. A. C. 52: Pep Club 53. Charlene Harward Assembly 51, 52; Seminary Graduate 52: Girls’ Athletic Association 51; Girls' Captain 53: D. A. C. 52. Barbara Hawkins Seminary Essay Award 52: Dance Review 52: Floats 52: Seminary Graduate 52: Girls' Captain 53. Ernie Henderson Legislative Council 53; Assemblies 53; Basketball 51. 53; Lettermans Club 53; Homeroom Representative 53. Helen Higgins Legislative Council 52: Committee 52: Assembly 51. 52; Phi Gamma Psi 53; Girls' Athletic Association 51, 52; Girls’ Captain 53: D. E. C. 53; Spanish Club 51. 53: Stage Crew 53. Neil Hurst Seminary Graduate 52; Assemblies 52; Floats 51. Bill Hoeft Orchestra 51, 52. 53. Margaret Hundley Phi Gamma Psi 53: Stage Crew 52; Pep Club 53; Seminary Graduate 52. Lucille Hurst Girls’ Organization 53: Transferred from Pocatello High School Pocatello. Idaho. La Vina Hymas Phi Gamma Psi 53: Transferred from Burley High School. Burley. Idaho 52. Dean Isom Basketball 51. 52; Football 51. 52. 53: Seminary Graduate 52: Track 51. 52. 53: Lettermans Club 53: Secretary. Kenneth Jackson Legislative Council 51. 52' 53: Red Cross Representative: Home Room Representative 51. 52. 53: Assembly 52. 53; Floats 51: Basketball 51. 52. 53; Football 51. 52: Baseball 51. 52. 53: Seminary Graduate 52: Track 53; D. A. C. 51: Lettermans Club 51. 52. 53. Elaine Jacobson Assembly 53; Dance Review 52: Seminary Graduate 52: Girls' Athletic Association 51: Girls' Captains 53. Vena Lee Jacobson Legislative Council 53; Red Cross Representative 53: Home Room Representative 53: Dance Review 52: Assembly 53: Phi Gamma Psi 53: Seminary Graduate 52: Seminary Scholarship 52: Selowia Club 51; Girls' Captains 53. Gene Jensen Special Music Groups 51. 52; Seminary Graduate 52. Leslie Jensen Floats 51: Football 51: Wrestling 51: Central Utah Vocational School. Verleen Jensen Dance Review 52: Seminary Graduate 52. Arlene Johnson Assembly 51; Phi Gamma Psi 53; Seminary Graduate 52: Girls’ Captains 53; D. A C. 51. 52: D. E. C. 53: Pep Club 53. Colleen Johnson Assembly 51. 52; Phi Gamma Psi 53: Floats 51. 52; Seminary Graduate 52: Girls’ Captains 52: D. A. C. 51. 52; D.E.C. 53; Provost Staff 53: Copy Editor. Ivan Johnson Legislative Council 53: Floats 51. 52: Seminary Graduate 52; Spanish Club 52, 53. Jean Johnson Assembly 53; Phi Gamma -Psi 53; Seminary Graduate 52: Girls' Athletic Association 51. 52; Girls’ Captain 53: D.A.C. 51; Pep Club 53: Tumblers Club 51. Shirley Johnston Committee 53: Assembly 52. 53: Phi Gamma Psi 53: Floats 51: Seminary Graduate 53: Girls’ Athletic Association 52: Girls' Captains 53. Irene Jolley Committee 51. 52, 53; Home Room Representative 51; Assembly 51. 52: Dance Review 52: Phi Gamma Psi 53; Floats 51. 52: Seminary Graduate 52: Girls' Athletic Association 51; D. A. C. 51. 52; Debate Club 53; Stage Crew 52. LaRae Jones Short Story Award 52; Phi Gamma Psi 53; Seminary Graduate 52: D. A. C. 51; Pro-log Staff 51; Provonian Staff 51, 52. 53. Paul Jones Assembly 51. 52. 53: Athletic Manager 52. 53; Track 52: Wrestling 51. 52. 53; Lettermans Club 51. 52, 53; Vice Pres. SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Howard Johnson Legislative Council 51; Committee 52: Assemblies 52, 53; Floats 51; Seminary Graduate 53: Opera 53. Russell Jones Assemblies 51, 53: Basketball 52 53: Seminary Graduate 52: Lettermans Club 53. Janet Kenner President Sophomore Class 51; Student Body Manager 53: Legislative Council 51, 52, 53; Executive Council 51, 53: Assemblies 51, 52, 53: Committee 51, 52; Phi Gamma Psi 53: Floats 51: Commercial Contest 52: Girls Captains 53: Pep Club 53; Kanteen Officer 53: Vice-Pres. Lois Killpack Assembly 53: Dance Review 52: Fashion Review 52: Seminary Graduate 52; Girls’ Captains 53: Pep Club 53. Ann Kitchen Legislative Council 53: Debate Award 52; Committee 51. 52, 53; Assembly 51, 52, 53: Dance Review 52; Homecoming Queen Attendant 53: Phi Gamma .Psi 53: Floats 52; Plays, Winterset 53; Seminary Graduate 52; Youth Week 52; Girls' Captains 53; D. A. C. 51. 52: Debate Club 52. 53; President; K.O.V.O. Teen Topics Reporter 53; Provonian Staff 53: Hi-Scribes 53; ”1 speak for Democracy finalist 52. Merlin Kitchen Chemistry Lab. Assistant 53; Key Club 51, 52. Carol Kuhni Assembly 52; Phi Gamma Psi 53; Floats 52; Seminary Graduate 53; Tumblers Club 51. Paul Kitchen Senior Class President 53: Legislative Council 51. 52. 53; Executive Council 53; Preferred Man 51: Floats 52; Basketball 51, 52. 53. Captain; Football 51. 52. 53. Captain; Baseball 51. 52. 53: Seminary Graduate 52; Youth Week 51, 52: Track 53; Boys Organization 51. Secretary: 52 President; Lettermans Club 51, 52, 53. Bonnie Kuykendall Dance Review 52: .Phi Gamma Psi 53: Seminary Graduate 52; Girls' Athletic Association 51; D. A. C. 51; D. E. C. 53; Stage Crew 53. Patsy Lansing Assembly 51. 52: Floats 53; Plays 51, 52; D. A. C. 51. 52: Stage Crew 53; Thespian Club 52. 53. Carolyn Larsen Fashion Reviews 52: Girls Athletic Association 51; D. A. C. 51. Marilyn Larsen Typing Award 52; Assembly 51. 52: Dance Review 51: Floats 52; Plays. Charge's Aunt 51; Special Music Groups 51. 52. 53; Girls Athletic Association 52; D.A.C. 51; Stage Crew 42. Roger Larsen Senior Class Vice President 53; Seminary Scholarship 52: Committe 53: Assembly 52, 53; Floats 53; Plays, Winterset 53; Connecticut Yankee 53; Football 52, 53: Special Music Groups 53: Seminary Graduate 52: Track 52. 53; Wrestling 52, 53: D. A. C. 52: Lettermans Club 52. 53; Key Club 53: Pro-Log Staff 52. 53: Hi Scribes President 53; Thespian Club 53. Joan Laws Home Room Representative 52: Assembly 52. 53; Fashion Review 52; Seminary Graduate 53: Girls Captain 53: Pep Club 53; Pro-Log Staff Business Manager 52. Audrey Leach Committe 53; Phi Gamma Psi 52. 53: Seminary Graduate 52: D. A. C. 51. 52. David Lee Vocal Award 51. 52; Committee 51. 52; Red Cross Representative; Home Room Representative 51; Floats 51, 52; Transferred from B. Y. High to Provo 53: Plays 51. 52: Ski Club 51, 52; KOVO Teen Topics 51, 52; Stage Crew 51. 52; Thespian Club 51. 52. 53. Jimmy Leonard Committee 51, 52: Assembly 51. 52: Floats 51. 52; Cheerlader 51. 53; Seminary Graduate 52: Debate Club 53: Ski Club 52. 53. Gary Lewis Floats 51; Provost Staff 53. Walene Liddeard Assembly 53; Dance Review 52: Phi Gamma Psi 53: Seminary Graduate 52; Girls' Athletic Association 51; D. A. C. 51; D. E. C. 53; Tumblers Club 51; Stage Crew 53. Harold Little Stage Crew 52, 53. Manager 53: Transferred from B. Y. High to Provo 52. Gary Luke Assembly 52: Plays, Winterset 53; Silver Nails 53: Debate Club; Stage Crew 53; Provonian Staff 53. Kenneth Littlefield Football 51; Special Music Group 51; Chemistry Lab. Assistant 53. Katie Lund Committee 53: Assembly 52. 53 Dance Review 52: Sweetheart Attendant 53: Floats 52; Transferred from B. Y. High to Provo 52: Seminary Graduate 52: Girls' Captain 53: Pep Club 53. Carol Joyce Madsen Dance Review 52: Phi Gamma Psi 52. 53; Plays. Wings ofthe Morning 51; Seminary Graduate 52; D. A. C. 51, 52.. Frank Madsen Junior Class President 52; Legislative 51. 52; Executive Council 52: Committee 51. 53; Home Room Representative 52; Floats 51, 52; Cheerleader 53; Basketball 51; Football 51, 52. 53; Seminary Graduate 52: Track 52. 53; D. A. C. 52. Letterman Club 53: Debate Club 53: Ski Club 53; Provost Staff 52, 53. Gary Madsen Assembly 51, 52, 53: Special Music Group 53; Seminary Graduate 52; Tennis 51. 52. 53; Letterman Club 53. Marion Madsen Committee 52; Assembly 51. 53; Phi Gamma Psi 53: Floats 51. 53; Plays 53: Special Music Group; Seminary Graduate 52; D. A. C. 51; Kanteen Vice President. Shirley Manwell Dance Review 52; Seminary Graduate 52: Girls' Athletic Association 51; Stage Crew 52. Stan Markman Wrestling 51; Ski Club 52, 53. Karla Marshall Legislative 53; Committee 53: Home Room Representative 53: Assembly 52. 53: Dance Review 52; Phi Gamma Psi 53: Floats 52; Fashion Review 52; Seminary Graduate 52; D. A. C. 51; Pep Club 53: Kanteen Officer 52. Caron Ann Maxfield Legislative 52: Committee 52. 53; Home Room Representative 52: Assembly 51, 52. 53; Dance Review 53; Phi Gamma Psi 53: Floats 51, 52; Fashion Review 52: Seminary Graduate 53; Girls' Captain 53; D. A. C. 51; Pep Club 53. Mary Ann Maxfield Phi Gamma Psi 53; Fashion Review 52; Transferred from Cyprus High to Provo. Glen McClain Committe 53: Floats 51, 53; Sepcial Music Group 51, 52. 53: Ski Club 52. 53: Key Club 51. 52, 53. Dave McEwan Home Room Representative 51. 52; Pro-Log Staff 51. Joan McGregor Committee 53: Assembly 52; Phi Gamma Psi 53; Float 52: Seminary Graduate 52: D. A. C. 51, 52, 53; D. E. C. 53. Verl Me Intosh Assembly 52; Office Help 52; Basketball 52; Baseball 52: Golf 52: Lettermans Club 52; Spanish Club 51. 52; Projection Club 53; Transferred from Chico. California Vera Mecham Assembly 51; Dance Review 53; Plays 51. 52. 53; Seminary Graduate 52; D. A. C. 51: Thespians 52. Maurine Menlove Assembly 51; Phi Gamma Psi 53; Seminary Graduate 53; D. A. C. 51; Spanish Club 51. Melvin Merrell Special Music Groups 51. 52. 53; Opera 53. Trudy Meservy Special Music Groups 51, 52. 53; Seminary Graduate 53. Jim Mildenhall Future Farmers of America 53: Stage Crew 52. 53. Kay Millet Phi Gamma Psi 53; D. A. C. 51. Colleen Mitchell Committee 53; Phi Gamma Psi 53: Floats 51: Fashion Review 52: Office Help 53: Seminary Graduate 52; Commercial Contest 51; Girls' Captains 53; D. A. C. 52: Pep Club 53. Dave Mitchell Legislative 52. 53: Scholarship to B.Y.U.: Honorable Mention in Y Confab 53; Superior” in contest play 52; Committee 52: Home Room Representative 52: Assembly 51. 52. 53: Floats 51. 53; Plays. Head First 52: Waiting for Lefty 52: Engaged 53; Winterset 53; Silver Nails 53; A Connecticut Yankee-Student Dir-tor 53: Special Music Group 53: Seminary Graduate 52; Thespian Club 52. 53, President 53: D. A. C. 51. 52. 53; High Scribes 53: Debate Club 52. 53; Provonian Staff. Assistant Feature Editor 52. Assistant Editor 53. Floy Moody Home Room Representative 53; Assembly 53: Dance Review 52; Phi Gamma Psi. Vice President 53; Floats 52: Transferred From Covina. California to Provo 51: Seminary Graduate 53. SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Ronald Mooney Football 51. 52. 53; Track 51. 52,53; Lettermans Club 53. Andre Mostert Assembly 51. 52. 53: Floats 51: Plays. Head First 52: Waiting for Lefty 52; Winterset 53: Football 53: Baseball 53; Seminary Graduate 53; D. A. C. 51. 52; Spanish Club 51; Thespian Club 52, 53. Eugene Moulton Floats 53: Special Music Group 51: Seminary Graduate 52: Key Club 51. 52, 53. Diane Myers Assembly 51: Dance Review 52: Phi Gamma Psi 53: Fashion Review 52: Seminary Graduate 52: Girls' Athletic Association 51; Pep Club 53. Marilyn Myrup Committee 53; Assembly 53: Phi Gamma Psi Secretary 53; Girls’ Captain 53: D. A. C. 51. Donna Fay Naylor Committee 53: Phi Gamma Psi 53: Office Help 51; Girls' Athletic Association 51. 52; D. A. C. 52. Donna Rae Nelson Assembly 51. 52, 53: Dance Review 52: Phi Gamma Psi 53; Special Music Group 52; D. A. C. 51; .Pep Club 53. Doris Nelson Committee 52; Assembly 52; Phi Gamma Psi 52; Special Music Groups 51. 52: Seminary Graduate 52: Girls’ Captain 53: D. A. C. 51. Glen Nelson Assembly 52. 53: Floats 52. 53: Plays. Engaged 53; Opera 53; Seminary Graduate 53: Thespian Club 53: Key Club 53. Helen Nelson Legislative 51; Committee 52: Home Room Representative 51; Assembly 51. 52, 53; Phi Gamma Psi 53; Seminary Graduate 53: Girls' Athletic Association 51: D. A. C. 51. 52: Pep Club 53: Ski Club 51. 52, 53, Vice President 53. Joy Nelson Dance Review 52: Floats 52; D. E. C. 53. Hildred Nielsen Committee 53: Phi Gamma Psi 53: Floats 51; Fashion Review 52: Plays 52: Seminary Graduate 52: Seminary Scholarship to B. Y. U. 52: Girls’ Captain 53: D. A. C. 52. Swen Nielson Assembly 52. 53; Beard Growing Contest 51. 52. Committee 52; Assembly 51. 52. 53: Floats 52; Transferred from Montrose. Colorado to Provo; Football 51. 52. 53: Track 51, 52, 53; Wrestling 52; Letterman Club 51, 52. 53. Stanley Nuttall Seminary Graduate 52: Future Farmers of America President 53. Nancy Olsen Committee 53; Assembly 53: Homecoming Queen 52: Phi Gamma Psi 53: Seminary Graduate 52: Girls' Captain 53: Pep Club 53. Barbara Pace Committee 51. 52. 53: Assembly 51. 52: Office Help 53: Seminary Graduate 52: Girls' Captains 53; D. A. C. 51. Pauline Paramore Legislative 52; I Speak for Democracy— 1st place in city—3rd place in state; Assembly 52. 53: Committee 53: Phi Gamma Psi 53: Plays. Head First 52: Engaged 53: Cheerleader 53; Thespian Club 52, 53; Commercial Contest 52: D. A. C. 52, 53; Debate Club 52: Sweetheart Queen 53. Joann Paulsen Legislative Council 52. 53; Phi Gamma Psi 53: Seminary Graduate 52: D.E.C. 53. Alice Paulson Committee 53; Assembly 51. 52: 53; Dance Review 52: Phi Gamma Psi 53; Fashion Review 52; Seminary Graduate 52: Girls' Athletic Association 51; D.A.C. 51. 52: Pep Club 53. Bob Peay Committee 53; Assembly 51. 52, 53; Dance Review 51: Floats 51. 52: Football 51. 52, 53: Track 51, 52. 53: Letterman Club 53: Ski Club 52, 53. Margery Renona Peay Phi Gamma Psi 53; Seminary Graduate 52: Girls' Captain 53. Marjorie Ruth Peay Dance Review 52; Seminary Graduate 52: D. A. C. 51; Norma Peay Legislative Council 52' 53: Committee 53: Assemblies 52. 53; Phi Gamma Psi 53: Seminary Graduate 52: Girls' Captain 53: Pep Club 53. Jim Penrod Legislative Council 51; Committee 51. 52: Assembly 51, 52. 53: Dance Review 51: Floats 51, 52. 53; Cheerleader 52: Entrant in Speech Meet 51, 52. 53; D.A.C. 51. Secretary 52: Stage Crew 53; Plays. Winterset 53; Head First 52. Leila Penrod Stage Crew 53: Transferred fromy Pay-son High School to B. Y. High School to Provo 53. Leola Penrod Assembly 51. 52; Stage Crew 53; Transferred from Payson High School to B. Y. High School to Provo 53; Plays 51, 52, 53. Charlene Peterson Seminary Graduate 52. Gerald Peterson Floats 52: Future Farmers of America 53; Special Music Group 51, 52, 53. Pat Peterson Dance Review 52; Phi Gamma Psi 53; Fashion Review 53; Seminary Graduate 52; Pep Club 53. Tom Pierpont Floats 52; Ski Club 52, 53; Central Utah Vocational School 53. Kathleen Rasmussen Legislative Council 53; Committee 51. 52. 53; Assemblies 52. 53: Dance Review 52; Phi Gamma Psi 53; Floats 52: Student Director of Winterset 53: Seminary Graduate 53; D. C. A. 51. 52; Pep Club 53: Debate Club 52, 53; Debate Award at Weber Meet 53; Twirlers 51. 52, 53. President; Kanteen Officers 53. Secretary. Gwen Rasmussen Senior Hop Co-Chairman 53; Assembly 53: Dance Review 52: Phi Gamma Psi 53; Floats 51; Seminary Graduate 52; D.A.C. 52; Pep Club 53. Loretta Reiske Fashion Review 52; Girls’ Captains 53. Joanne Ross Dance Review 52: Phi Gamma Psi 53; Seminary Graduate 53; Transferred from Poly High School Long Beach. California 52. Lee Rieske Seminary Graduate 52; Central Utah Vocational School 53. Virginia Ritchie Legislative Council 52; Committee 53; Assembly 51. 52, 53: Dance Review 52; .Phi Gamma Psi 53; Floats 51, 52; Cheerleader 52; Seminary Graduate 52; Girls’ Athletic Association 51; D. A. C. 51, 52; D. E. C. 53. Betty Sardoni Committee 53; Assmblies 51, 52, 53; Dance Review 52; Phi Gamma Psi 53; Girls' Captains 53; D. A. C. 51, 52; Pep Club 53. Secretary. Helen Scott Legislative 53; Executive Council 53; Lugen Art Award 51, 52; Committees 52, 53; Assemblies 51. 53: Dance Review 52; Floats 51, 52: Seminary Graduate 52; Girls' Captains 52; D. A. C. 52: Pep Club 53; Provost Staff 52. 53, Editor; P. A. System Drive 52. James Shepherd Transferred from B. Y. High School 53; Band 53. Clifton Snow Floats 53; Seminary Graduate 53; D.A.C. 53: Projection Club 53; Transferred from Pleasant Grove High School 53. Lilian Snow Assemblies 51. 52; Dance Review 52; � Phi Gamma Psi 53; D. A. C. 51, 52; Special Music Group 51. Katie Shumway Seminary Graduate 52; Girls’ Captain 53; D. A. C. 51. 52; Pauline Singleton Committee 53; Assembly 53; Dance Review 52: Phi Gamma Psi 53; Fashion Review 52; Seminary Graduate 52; Transferred from Springville High School 52. Dean Skinner Barbara Smith Dance Review 52; Phi Gamma Psi 53; Seminary Graduate 52; Pep Club 53. Lynn Smith Assemblies 52. 53; Seminary Graduate 53; Spanish Club 53; Special Music Groups 51, 52. 53. Palma Sorenson Assembly 53: Fashion Review 52; Seminary Graduate 52; Girls' Captain 53; D. A. C. 51, 52; Selowia Club 51. Arlyn Sperry Assemblies 52, 53: ClTeerleader 53; Basketball 51. 52; Football 51. 52, 53; Tennis 51, 52, 53; Track 51. 52, 53; Lettermans 52, 53; Ski Club 53. David Stewart Legislative 51; Committee 51, 52. 53; Assembly 52: Floats 51. 52; Seminary Graduate 52; D. A. C. 51; Spanish Club 51; Key Club 52. 53. Nadine Stewart Legislative Council 53: Dance Review 52; Floats 51. 52; Fashion Review 52; Seminary Graduate 52: Girls' Captain 53: Debate Club 51, 52, 53; Debate Award at Weber Meet 53. Robert Strebel Seminary Graduate 52. SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Loreta Stephenson Committee 52: Assemblies 51. 53: Dance Review 53: Floats 51: Seminary Graduate 52 Girls' Captains 53: D. A C. 51: Pep Club 53: 1st prize at Loud Sox Dance 52. Ronald Stringham Co-Chairman Senior Hop 53: Key Club 51. 52 53: Floats 51. 52 53: D. E. C-53: Vice President. Janice Strong Seminary Graduate 52: Transferred from American Fork High School 52. Relva Stubbs Phi Gamma psi 53' Floats 51’ Seminary Graduate 52' Girls’ Captain 53: Committee 53. Harold Swensen Seminary Graduate 52: Ski Club 52. Kay Swenson Seminary Graduate 52- Key Club 51’ Special Music Groups 51. 52. 53. John Syme Seminary Graduate 52: Seminary Scholarship 52. Mark Sunday Special Music Group 51. 52. 53: D.A.C. 52: Pep Club 53: Drummer. George Slaymaker Projection Club 51. 53: Stage Crew 52: Stage Manager 53- Pro-Log Staff 53. Richard Tanner Seminary Graduate 52: Wrestling 52. Carma Taylor Legislative 52, 53: Executive Council 53: Committees 51. 52. 53; Assemblies 52, 53: Phi Gamma Psi 53: Floats 51. 52. 53: Seminary Graduate 52: Scholarship from Seminary 52 Girls' Captains 53- D. A. C. 52. 53: Kanteen Council Member 52. 53 • Provost Staff 52. Editor. 53: Selowia Club 51. Joyce Taylor Secretary of Junior and Senior Class 52. 53: Legislative Council 52. 53; Committee 52. 53: Home Room Representative 51: Assembly 53: Floats 51. 52: Office Help 53: Seminary Graduate 52: D. E. C. 53: State Secretary of D. E. C. 53. Lynn Ann Tayloi Speech Award 51. 52: Committees 51. 52. 53' Assemblies 51. 52. 53: Phi Gamma .psi 53: Dance Review 52: Floats 51. 52. 53: Fashion Review 52: Plays 51. 52. 53: Cheerleader 53: Thespians 52 53: D.A.C. 51. 52 53 President: Ski Club 51. 52. 53: Girls State 52. Mark Taylor Office Help 52. 53: Band 51. 52' 53 Orchestra 51. 52. 53. Mary Lou Thorne Legislative 51. 52. 53: I Speak for Democracy’ 52 53. Award; Assemblies 51. 52. 53: Phi Gamma Psi 53: Seminary Graduate 53: Girls Captains 53: D.A.C. 51 52: Pep Club 53. President; Debate Club 53. Vice President. Verle Thorton Red Cross Representative 52- Phi Gamma Psi 53- Seminary Graduate 52. Donna Thurgooo Vice President of Sophomore Class 51: Vice President of Student Body 53: Legislative Council 51. 52. 53- Executive Council 51 53: Assemblies 51 52 53- Phi Gamma Psi 53: Floats 51 Seminary Graduate 52- Pep Club 53. Jeri Deane Tregeagle Committee 51. 52. 53: Assemblies 53: Phi Gamma Psi 53 • Girls Athletic Association 51. 52: D. A. C. 51 52: Pep Club 53. Norma Tangren Red Cross Representative 51: Assembly 52: Phi Gamma Psi 53: Office Hely 53: Girls’ Captains 53' D. A. C. 51, 52 Pep Club 53. Idonna Thomas Seminary Graduate 52: Dance Review 52: Fashion Review 52: Pep Club 53. Lydia Ulibarri Legislative Council 53: Committees 51. 53: Assemblies 53: Phi Gamma Psi 53: Floats 53: Seminary Graduate 53: Girls Athletic Association 52: Girls' Captains 53: Spanish Club 53. President; D.A.C. 51: Stage Crew 51. Ross Urie Assemblies 51: Football 51. 52. 53: Track 52. 53: Wrestling 51: Lettermans Club 53: Beard Growing Contest Entrant 52. Robert Vernon Assemblies 52. 53: Floats 51: Seminary Graduate 52: Track 52: Wrestling 52. 53: D. A. C. 51: Vice President of the Band 51. 52, 53. Dale Vincent Transferred from B. Y High 52. Jennie Watters Dance Review 53: Seminary Graduate 53: Girls Athletic Association 51. 52 Transferred from Lincoln High School 51. Deedie West Phi Gamma Psi 53: Seminary Graduate 52: D. E. C. 53. Carol Ann Williams Home Room Representative 53: Phi Gamma Psi 53: Girls' Captain 53: D.A.C. 52: Pro-Log Staff Assistant Editor 51 Colene Williams Phi Gamma Psi 53' Fashion Review 52-Seminary Graduate 52: Commercial Contest 52. David E. Williams Play. Winterset 53: Seminary Graduate 53: Thespian Club 53. Jolene Williams Red Cross Representative 51; Phi Gamma Psi 53: Fashion Review 52: Seminary Graduate 52. Robert Williamson Assembly 52: Floats 51. Marilyn Worsley Assemblies 51. 52. 53: Phi Gamma Psi 53: Floats 51. 52: Thespians Club 53: Tumblers Club 51: Spanish Club 51: Pep Club 53: D. A. C. 51, 52: Girls Athletic Association 51. 52. Carolyn Wright Committee 51: Dance Review 52; Phi Gamma Psi 53- Girls' Athletic Association 51: D. A. C. 51. 52; Stage Crew 53: Seminary Graduate 52. Jack Wright Legislative Council 51: Floats 51; Basketball 51. 52: Football 51. 52. 53: Track 51. 52. 53: Lettermans Club 51,52. 53: Seminary Graduate 52. Larry Wardle Wrestling 52. 53: Track 51. 52. 53; Lettermans Club 52, 53. -142- INDEX A Abbott, Donna—34, 55 Adams, Geraldine—13, 43, 95, 96, 101, 103, 106, 109, 111,112, 113, I 18. I 19 Adamson, Arlene—48, 103 Aitken, Eloise—51. 102, 107, 108 Alex, Donna Alexander, Ben Allen, AlJean—58, 98 Allman, Albert Allman, Jimmie Allred, Duane—64 Allred, Molly—65 Ammons, Frank Anderson, Cordell—59, 77, 78, III Anderson, Courtney Anderson, Dean Anderson, Dick—19, 36, 37, 52, 86 Anderson, Dienna Anderson, Gary—68, 101, 103, 119 Anderson, Geraldine Anderson, Guy—36, 62 Anderson, Janet—57, 98 Anderson, Jerry—62 Anderson, Keith—65, 94 Anderson, LaFae—43,95, 103, 113 Anderson, Larry—36, 37, 65, 79 Anderson, Lynette—13, 32, 61, 101, I 10, I 19 Anderson, Merlin—29, 40, 75, 77, 78, 92, 105, 111 Anderson, Raymond Anderson, Roger—88 Anderson, Ronald—87 Anderson, Sharon—66 Anderson, Shirley—56 Anderson, Steven Angell, Jo Anne—38, 96, 102, 103, I 16 Asay, Jack Ashby, Marian—19, 32, 55, 103 Ashley, Ernestine—24. 70 B Bagley, Garth—61 Bailie, Ronald—48, 97, 108, 109 Bailey, Leona—44 Bailey, Peggy—69 Baker, Evalyn—62 Baker, Janice—62 Baker, Tom Ball, Doris—67 Ball, Norman—68, 108 Bame, Betty Barber, Colleen—33, 67, 94 Bardsley, Lilian—60 Barker, Bonnie—32, 59, 96, 98, 101, 109 Barker, Jay—108 Barker, Jerry—31 Barrett, Vernon—68 Barrett, Keith—65 Barrett, Lila—56 Barrett, Vernon—68 Ba um, Cleo—67 Baum, Robert—70 Baum, R. Nelda—32, 33, 41, 103 Beal, Jay—32, 50, 85, I I I Beazer, Pat—32, 61,98, 101, 109, 119 Beck, ajnet—32, 56,98, 101, 109 Bee, Jan—13, 59, 78, 98, 101, 109 Beecroft, Bill—98 Beesley, Betty—44 Beesley, Wayne—36, 68, 79 Bennett, Kay—60 Benson, Burna Dean—66 Bernardi, Barbara—13, 57 Bernardi, Mary Jean Berry, David—58, 78, 88, III Best, Sharlene—32, 33, 49, 106, I 12 Bicherstaff, Robert Bills, Theodore—32, 60, 79, 90 Binder, Christa—34, 54 Binder, Julius Bingham, Jerry Bingham, Ralpn Bird, Earle—70 Black, Lee Black, Harold Blackburn, Lily—33 Blackley, Bob—13, 84, 85, 86, 87, 89, 98, 102, I I I Blackley, Duane Bliss, Kenneth—57, I 10 Bobo, Delores—54 Bobo, Jean—69, 94 Boel, Beth Boel, Ann—66, 108, 109 Bordeaux, Bill—13, 36, 64, 94, NO. Ill, 113 Boren, Nelden—36 Borget, Barbara—46 Boswell, Dana Kay—13, 62, 67, 86, 97, 117 Boswell, Jay—36, 62 Boswell, Joyce—30, 42, 103, 112 Boswell, Margo—61 Boswell, Sharlene—57 Bott, Carma—56 Bowers, Nayda Boyd, Ernest Boyack, Paul—61 Brawn, Jerry—90 Braithwaite, Lee—84, 85 Bray, Bonnie—49 Brian, Sharron—55. 108 Brickey, Robert—I 10 Brittain, Thomas Brimhall, Arden Brockbank, Kay—56, 98, 101, 109 Bronson, Glennis—42 Brown, Bruce—86 Brown, Gailia—60 Brown, Geraldine—32, 34, 37, 54 Brown, Joan—33, 64 Brown, Mary Ann—59 Brown, Nancy—68 Brown, Rea Jean—53, 119 Bryner, Dale—39 Buchanan, Lila—32, 33, 47, 95, 100 101, 106, I 16 Buchanan, Norma—34, 69 Buckley, Clyde—22, 46 Bullock, JoAnn—33, 58, 98, 118 Bullock, Nyla—59 Bullock, Dick—13, 58, 90, 98 109 118, I 19 Burgess, Dewy Burgess, Doan Burnham, Jay—86 Burns, Carolyn Burnside, Afton—64 Burrup, Kaye—64, 109 Butler, Arlen—36, 40, 86 Buttle, Alaire—60, 108, 109, I 10 Byergo, Jerry C Cahoon, Barbara—54 Cahoon, Nancy—57, 109 Calder, Milo—97, 106, 109, 110 Cameron, Sondra—67, 109 Cameron, Stanley—10, 58, 98 Campbell, Paul—I 19 Campbell, Roger Candland, Robert—36, 64, I I I Carling, Judy—69, 117 Carlton. Norma—43, 112, 113 Carlton, Robert—69 Carter, Alta—65 Carter, Darwin Carter, DeAnn—69 Carter, Dewain Carter, DeLos—62, 108 Carter, Gary Carter, James—60 Carter, Janet—69 Carter, Loretta—42, 103, 112, 113 Carter, Mitchel—48, I I I Carter, Sharon—108 Carter, Vona Dee—57 Carrara, James—13, 68 Carney, Everett—108 Casper Joann—20, 40 Casper, Carolyn—60 Chambers, Kathryn—44 Chapell, Carol—57 Chappell, Charmaine—64 Chavez, Gertrude—48, 95, 103, I 17 Chipman, Geaniel Childs, Jerry Christen, Beverly—59 Christensen, Carol—46 Christensen, Kent—49, I 18 Christensen, Nancy—57 Christensen, Paul—34, 42, 86, 109, I I I Christensen, Peggy—55 —143— INDEX Christopherson, Kent—66, 79 Clarke, Jill—61, 86, 101. 118, 119 Clark, Gary—67, 86, 87 Clark, John—44, 88, 97, 101 Clark. Sharlene—32, 44 Clarkson, Jack—34, 36, 61 Clayton, Pat—59, 98 Clayton, Rex Clegg, Aria—61,113 Clegg, Halvor—I 13 Clegg, Jean—62 Clegg, Kenneth—36, 56 Clegg, Shirlee—40, 95, 103, 116 Cling. Merle—69 Clitheroe, Mae—33, 54 Cluff, Jerry—67 Cobia, Noel—64 Cochran, Annette—33, 50 Cole. Joieen—56, 118, 119 Coles, Carolyn—42, 95, 106, 109 Collard, Colleen—51, 108 Collard, Leland Cloward, George Colunga. Elizabeth—56, I 19 Condon, Nancy—33, 57 Cook, Annette Coombs, Wilford Coon, Barbara—64 Coon, Lisa Ann—59 Corleissen, Alice—56, 118 Cornwell, Keith Cottrell, Colleen—48 Cox, Don—47, 87, 88 Cox, LaVar Cox, Mary—56 Craner, Carl—44 Craner, Carol—43, 100, I 13 Crapo, Elaine—66 Crapo, Frances—43 Craythorn, Eileen—69 Creer, Diana—59 Creviston, Gweneth—42 95 97 103 112, 117 Crockett, Edwin—13, 41 96 109 I I I. I 13. 121 Croft, Faye—34, 69 Croft, Margie—69 Cullimore, Anne—12, 13, 33_ 4 95 97, 100, 101, 103. 106, 109 110 12, 118, I 19 Custer, William D Dalebout, Paul—32, 61 75 7 78 87, 89, 98, 101, 11 I Daley, Dick—36, 46, 70 Daniel, Pat—13, 38, 95, 101 103 109,111,117,118.119 Daniels, Peggy—56 Davenport, Byron—43, 97 | | | Davidson, Shirley—61 Davies, LeRoi—79, 86, 88 Davies, Peter—32, 61 Davies, Vivian—95, 97, I 16 Davis, Darlene (senior)—46, 95, 97, 103, 105, 106, 109, 110, 112, I 17 Davis, Darlene (sophomore) Davis, Dorothy—32, 36, 47, 95, 97, 101, 107, I 10, I 12 Davis, Keith—22 Davis, Ronald—69 Day, Ronald—50, 87 Dean, Marilyn—64 Deaton, Annette—69, 101 Decker, David—52, 97 DeWolf, Clark—68 DeWolf. JoElla—56. 98, 101 Dillingham, JoAnn—69 Dimick, Lee—65 Dix, LaWona—36, 68 Dixon, Karen—64 Dixon, Mary Ann—46, 95, 97, I 10, I 16 Dixon, Shirley—61 Dolinar, Dick—46, 113 Done, Joe—32, 34 Dorius, Sydney—64 Dove, Deon—13, 79, 87 Dove, LaJoy Draper, Lucille—67, 113, 119 Draper, Owen—60, 88, III Draper, Shirley—50, 103, 113 Draper, Ted—48, 78, 79, 86, 97, 106, I I I Duane. Judy—65 Duke, Pauline—65, 94 Duke, Marlene Dunford, Fred—64 Durfey, Robert—49, 75, 76, 78, 88, 109, I II. 121 Durrant, Colleen—33 Durtschi, Aman E Eddins, Joan—29 Edwards, Lewis—58 Edwards, Ralph Edwards, Peggy Eggertson, Coy—58 Eider, Carol—38 Elder, Kay—108 Ellertson, Lee—36. 67, 94. 119 Elliott, Carol—63. I 19 Elliott, David—68 Elliott, Kenny—67 Elliott, Shirley—38, 112 Erekson, Joyce—53, 95, 109, 112 Evans, Clyde—36, 70, I 19 Evans, Madge—65 Everhardt, Virginia—60 Ewell, Richard—79, 87, 88, 108 Erickson, Arlene S.—62 F Farley, Earl Farley, Lewis Farley, Ronald Ferrell, Marilynn—67 Farrer, Ralph—32, 69 Fawcett, Neil Fehr, Gary—63 Fenn, Larry Ferguson, Mary Lynn—68 Fetterley, James Ferre, Jack Field, Donald—36, 58, 78, 87, 88 Finlayson, Carol Firmage, Ed—61,86, 88, 100 Fisher, Charlotte—64, I I 3 Fitzgerald, Scott—36, 64 Fleming, Betty Lou—32, 55 Fletcher, Beverly—65 Forbes, Larry Ford, Carolyn—63 Ford, Joyce—63 Ford, La Rue—65 Ford, Mont—38, 51 Forshee, Loy Fox, Lynn—68 Frampton, Barbara F.— I I Frampton, Mary Helen—55, 98, 101 Frampton, Max—13, 76, 78, 83 85 87. 89, 102 Frandsen, Laura—36, 55 Fredrickson, Loretta—69 Freestone, Marilyn—65, 101 Fullmer, Virgil G Gabbitas, Joe Gadd, Margene—31.61. 118 Gammon, Gary Gammon, Gay—117 Gammon, Janet—13, 32, 33, 53, 95 100, 101, 102, 104, 105, 112 Gardner, Dora Mae—46, I 12 Gardner, Robert—60, 78, 86, 88, I I I Garn, Stephen Gatenby, John—36 Gessford, Sara—33, 68, 109 Geyer, Pat—44, 93, 108 Gifford, Rodelle Gifford, Sandra—I I, 39, 95, 97, 103, 106, 117 Gilbert, Ronald Giles, Alma Gillies, Margaret—13, 46, 95, 103, Gilson, Richard—63, 94 108, I 17 Gilson, VeOra—43, 106 Glasgow, Charles—56, 98, 100, 108, 109, I 18 Goad, Ouanda—55, 98, 113 Goad, Ouida—59 Golding, Kay—38 Goldsworthy, Brian—36, 62, 87, 90, Goodman, Mary Gwen—70 94 Goold, Jay—32, 42, 97 Gordon, Douglas—136, 61, 101 Gordon, Glade—108 Gosar, Greg—34, 62, 92, 101 Graham, Sandra—12.49, 95, 100, 116 Green, Charlotte—62 Green, Ann—32, 33, 49, 103 Green, JoAnne—49,91, 101, 103, 106, 108, 109, I 12 Gregsen, Walt—50, 97, 106 Groesbeck, Paul—61,98, 109 Groneman, Janet—34, 65, I 19 Grosjean, Maxine—30, 44, 95, 109, I 12, I 13, I 17 Gurr, Carl Guymon, Elden—36 H Hafen, Raymond—90 Hales, Robert—60. 110 Hall, John—53,77, 78, 86, III. 113 Halladay, Jerry Ann—60 Hansgen, Eugene—32, 36, 46, 101 Hansen, David Hansen, Don—79 Hansen, Janice—67 Hansen, Joyce—66 Hanson, Larry—34, 62 Hanson, Richard—34. 36, 60. 98 Hanson, Shirley—32, 33, 34, 41. 95, 106 Harden, Bryan—-64, 109 Harden, Coreen—57.98, 101 Harding, JoAnn—20, 32, 56 Harding, Mary Ann—13, 33, 42, 95. 101, 109, 117 Harding, Nancy Jo—55 Harness, David—79, 86 Harris Alan—61, 118. 119 Harris, Antoine—60, 88, 90 Harris; Jerry—61, 78, 79, 86, I I I Harris, Leland—68 Harris, Lorna—38,95, 103, 116 Harris, Sharon—70, 94 Harrison, Evalo—43, 95, 108 Harward, Charlene—48, 103 Harward, Val—70 Hassenfritz, Joyce—34, 60, 109, I 15, I 18 Hatch, Beth Hatch, Glendon—32, 61, 82, 85, 87. 89, 98, 101, III Hatch, Kay Hatch, Norietta—65, I 13 Hawkins, Barbara—44, 103, 112 Hearne, Algie—66 Heiner, Gary—69 Henderson, Ernie—50, 82, 84, 85, 87, I I I Hendrickson, Oralyn—59, 101 INDEX Henrie, Jeraldeen—34, 66, 94, 101 Hemenway, Dale—46 Heringer, Georgia—59 Heringer, Robert—58 Herman, Elaine—58 Higgins, Helen—40, 106, 113 Higgins, Joan—67 Hinckley, Mike—86 Hinckley, Philip—108 Hintzc, Deanne—36, 62 Hirst, Neil—40 Hoeft, Bill—49 Hogenson, Shirley—56 Hollerman, Jess—36, 57, 77, 78, 84, 85, 87, I I I Holm, Kenneth—70 Holt, Nelda—65 Homer, Leland Hoover, Jeanette—50 Hopkins, Dorothy—57 Horton, Arnold—67, 79, 87 Horton, Bill—86 Houghton, James—46 Housekeeper, Maxine—64 Howell, Wally—59, 75, 77, 78, 86, I I I Hundley, Margaret—I I, 33, 95. 117 Hunter, Karma—13, 32, 57, 109, I 18, I 19 Hurst, Leon—52 Hurst, Leonard—31, 52 Hurst, Lucille—36 Hutchings, Von—69 Hutchison, Cherie—54 Hymas, LaVina—33, 100 Hymas, Marvin Ingersoll, JoAnn—61 Irwin, Sally—61, 113, 118 Isom, Dean—13, 48, 76, 78, 86, I I I Ivie, Evelyn—66 Ivie, Virgil J Jackson, Charmaine—64 Jackson, Kenneth—44, 84, 85, 87, 97, III Jackson, LeRoy—I 10 Jacobson, Elaine—44, 95, 103 Jacobson, Fay—62 Jacobson, Vena Lee—13,42, 103, 106, I 12 James, Allen Jenkins, Nancy Jensen, Bill—70, I 19 Jensen, Bonnie—62 Jensen, Dean—79, 87, 102, I 19 Jensen, Don Jensen, Gene—40 Jensen, Janane Jensen, Leon—56 Jensen, Lesie—52 Jensen, Marian—34, 63 Jensen, Ruth—32, 45, 101, 112 Jensen, Verleen—41 Jeppson, Arlan—59, 96, 98 Johnson, Annette—-66, 94, 119 Johnson, Arlene—40,95, 103, 112, 113, 117 Johnson, Arthur Johnson, Beth Johnson, Brant—36, 59, 101, 113 Johnson, Colleen—40, 100, 103, I 13, I 18 Johnson, Donald—55, 98 Johnson. Joyce—67 Johnson, Elmo—79 Johnson, Gary—66 Johnson, Gloria—59 Johnson, Howard—32, 36, 46, 101, 118, I 19 Johnson, Ivan—43, I 13 Johnson, Jean—40, 95. I 17 Johnson, Merlin Johnson, Paul—I 3, 65, 79, 86, 87 Johnson, Richard—60, 113 Johnson, Ronald—62 Johnson, Rosella—66, 76 Johnson, Stan—60. 78, 85, 98, 86. I I I Johnston, Marilyn—63, 94 Johnston, Pat—36, 37, 65 Johnston, Shirley—32, 33, 46. 95, 103, 106, I 12 Jolley, Boyd Jolley, Calvin—59, 98 Jolley, Irene—52, 110, 112 Jones, Ann—34, 35. 55 Jones, Charles—56, 86. I I I Jones, LaRee—42 Jones, Nadine—60 Jones, Paul—48, 78, I I I Jones, Russell—51, 82. 85, 87, 97, I 11 Jones. Ruth Ellen—61 Jones. Sam—69 Jones, Shirlene—13,33,61, 100, 106 Jones. Veloy—59 Jorgensen, Kathleen—57 Justet, Kenneth K Keifer, Richard—34, 69 Keifer, Robert Kellogg, Edith—43 Kenison, Wanda—60, I I 3 Kenner, Janet—12, 13, 49, 95, 97, 103, 104, 106, 112, 116, 119 Kerby, Connie—56 Kerby, lla—67 Killpack, Lois—47,95, 103, 117 Kimball, Sylvia—33, 65, 94 Kimber, Keith Kimber, Steve -145- INDEX Kimbley, Alice—55 King, Gorge—20, 36, 58, 98, 101 King, Paul King, Ray Kirkwood, Roberta—70 Kitchen, Ann—13, 41, 51,52, 95, 97, 103, 106, 109, I 10, I 12, I 19 Kitchen, Merlin—39 Kitchen, Paul—13, 38, 49, 74, 76, 78, 82, 83, 85, 87, III Kuhni, Carol—33, 53, 112 Kuykendall, Bonnie—47, 112, 113 L Ladle, Nancy—34, 35, 61 Lamb, Glenice—60 Lambert, Beverly—59 Lambert, Ronald Lansing, Patsy—51, 108 Larsen, Carolynne Larsen, Ann Louise—60 Larsen, Carolyn—56 Larsen, Norma—32, 56, 118 Larsen, Ralph—50 Larsen, Roger—32, 38, 48, 76, 78, 88, 97, I I I, I 18, I 19 Larsen, Merilyn P.—32, 52, 101 Larson, Louise—59 Lassen, JaNet—51 Laubon, Glenda Lou—65, 109 Laws, Elaine D. Laws, JoAnn—42, 95, 97, 103 Laws, Joyce—65 Leach, Audrey—50, I I 2 Leavitt, Von—48 Leavitt, LeRoy Leavitt, Norma—60 Lee, David—32, 101 Lee, Dick—89, 101 Lee, Donna—59 Lee, Glenda—57 Leetham, Darrel Leonard, Jimmy—32, 52, 91, 97, 109 Lerwill, Annette—69 Lewis, Bill—I I 3 Lewis, Dale—60, 76, 78, 85, 86, 87, 111 Lewis, David—70 Lewis, Gary—48, 118, 119 Lewis, Kay—32, 58, 77, 84, 85, 86, Lewis, Jean Marie—68 87, 98, 101, I I LeVitre, Robert—36, 65 Lichfield, Sterling—61, 90, 109 Liddiard, Walene—48, 97, I 12, 113 Liebhardt, Karl Liebhardt, Gail Little, Harold—36, 49 Littlefield, Jack—67 Littlefield, Kenneth Lockhart, Dan—60 Long, Benson Lord, Carolyn Lord, Marilyn—58 Losee, Pat—70 Lowe, Maxine—65, I 19 Lucero, Junior Luebke. Robert—70 Luke, Gary—22, 50 Lund, Katie—33, 44, 95, 97, 100 101, 103, 106, I 12, I 16, M Madsen, Dale—70 Madsen, Carol—43 Madsen, Frank—46, 78,97 91 106 118, I 19 Madsen, Gary—40, 89, III Madsen, Joan—59, 98 Madsen, Juanita—54, 98, 109 Madsen, Marguerite—55, 101 Madsen, Marion—I 1, 49, 97 106 109 Madsen, Raymond—13, 32, III Madsen, Ronald—109 Madsen, Toni—59, 95, 98, 101 Mangum, Edlyn—59 Mann, Keldon Manwell, Gayle—32, 58 Manwell, Shirley Marcroft, Jay—69, 79, 90, 109 Markham, Barbara—13, 55 Markham, Stanley—49, 109 Marriott, James—50 Mashall, Connie—69 Marshall, Karla—44,95, 106, 116 Maxfield, Carol Ann—43, 45 95 97 103, 106, 112, 117 Maxwell, Mary Ann—33, 52, 112 Mayfield, Patricia Mayfield, Robert Maynard, Marion Mazurie, Martin McCall, Joan—20, 34, 35, 56, 109 McCall, John—70 McClellan, LaMar McClain, Glen—32, 47, 109, III, 121 McEwan, Dave—-43 McGregor, Dick—109 McGregor, Joan—50, I 12 McIntosh, Verl—I 10 McKell, Mickey—64 McKell, Jimmy—36, 67 McKinnon, Forest—108 McQuivey, Mary Ann—61 Mecham, LaMar—108 Mecham, Vera—40, 101 Menlove, Maurine—48 Menlove, Richard—70 Merrell, Melvin—32. 36, 37, 50 Meservy, Gertrude—33, 40 Mildenhall, James—41, 108 Miller, Marilyn—55 Miller. Neb—51, 77, 78, 83, 85, 87, 97, 110 Miller, Norman—28, 64, 79, 87 Millet, Kay—29 Millett, LeGrande Milner, Barbara—35, 64 Mills, Madelyn—55, 98 Mitchell, Colleen—45, 95, 103, I 12 I 17 Mitchell, David—13, 32, 34,42,91, 106, 109, I 10, I 18, I 19 Mitchell, Marilyn—56, 109, 118, 119 Mitchell, Bill—67, 79, 86, 87, 82, 104 Modeen, Geneal—66 Moody, Floy—13, 49, 97, I 12 Mooney, Ronald—41,78, 79, 86, III Moore, Dorothy—58 Morain, Ronald—34, 36, 37 76, 78, 87, 98, 101 Morgan, Clarice—32, 57, 98 Morgan, Verl—36, 69, 94 Morgan, Mary—34, 64, 119 Morley, John—69, 36, 119 Morley, Janet—66, 94, 101 Mortenson, Max—66 Mostert, Andy—45. 78, 108 Moulton, Eugene—20, 43, 87, III Moulton, Margie—57 Moulton, Lyman Mullins, Larry Mower, Richard—57, 78 Murdock, Gordon—36, 59, 78 Muzzell, Colleen—55 Myers, Diane—47, 112, 116 Myrup, Marilyn—34, 35, 40, 97, 106, I 12 N Naylor, Carolyn—50 Naylor, Donna—49, 112 Nelson, Allan Nelson, Annice—69, 94 Nelson, Dona Rae—36, 44, 95, 97. I 16 Nelson, Doris—48, 97, 103, 112 Nelson, Eugene—34 Nelson, Gary—63, 101, 119 Nelson, Glen—42, 94, 101, 108. Ill Nelson, Helen—39, 95, 106, I 17 Nelson, Joy S.—45 Nelson, Joyce—61 Nelson, Sandra—55, 94 Nicholson, Donna—13, 36, 66, 86. 94, 101, 117 Nielsen, Bryce—13, 62, 67, 87, 94 Nielsen, Jerry—65 Neilson, Hildred—51, 103 Nielsen, Swen—32, 49, 97 Nisonger, Dan—44, 78, 86, 97, 101, 106, I I I Noble, LaDawn—33, 61, 98, 119 Nordeen, Nancy—65 Nordgren, Micheal Norton, Sharlene—65 Norton, Tom—57 -146- INDEX Nusink, David Nuttall, Carol Nut+all, Stanley—108 O Okey, John—68 Olearain, Lois—61, 113 Olsen, Kent—51 Olsen, Larry Olsen. Lois—56, 98, 109, I 17 Olsen, Nancy—40, 93, 97, 103, I 12, 116 Olsen, Richard Olsen, Robert—61, 98 Olson, Doris—59 Olsen, Dorothy—32, 33, 57 Orton, Jerry Orton, Phyllis—57 Olsen, Yvonne R.—70 Oss, Bonnie Jean—33, 63 P Pace, Alfred—67 Pace, Barbara—38 Pace, Collene—67, 94 Pace, Dora Lou—66 Pace, Russell—13, 30 Paramore, Gloria—13, 32, 61 Paramore, Mary Jo—13, 32, 61, 98, 101 Paramore, Pauline—41,91, 93, 101, 106, 108, 109, 112 Paterson, Margaret—69 Patton, Sharon—63, 86, 94, 100, 106, I 19 Paulsen, Joann—13, 48, 113 Paulsen, Harold—60, 108 Paulson, Alice—39, 95, 97, 112,116 Paulson, Fred—69 Pay, Neal Peay, Bob—74, 76, 78. 109, III Peay, -Edward Peay, Gary—35 Peay, Jolene—66 Peay, Karl Peay, Margery—40, 107 Peay, Marjorie—32, 42, 112 Peay, Norma—13,32,33,51, 95. 97, 101, 103, 112. 116 Penrod, Leila—39 Penrod, Leola—52 Penrod, Jim—48. 97, 106, 108 Percival, Mark—36 Perkins, LaVina—60 Perry, Clinton—108 Perry, Jay—54, 76, 78, III Perry, LaVere—87 Perry, Newell—I I I Peterson, Charlene—46 Peterson, Gary—61, 90 Peterson, James—70 Peterson, Gearld—32, 44 Peterson, Jerry Peterson, LaRae L.—59 Peterson, Melvin Peterson, Nadine—66 Peterson, Patricia—51, 95, I 16 Petroff, Teddy Pierpont, Tom—52, 109 Pollock, John—68 Pons, Ronald Powelson, Nelma Jean—62 Prestwich, Charlene—54 Prestwich, Lloyd—55, 78, 103 Price, Karen—59 Prince, Jean N.—61 Pritchett, Colleen—50, 108 Prothero, Walter—70, 79, I 19 Pyne, LaMar—60 Purvance, Douglas—66, 79, 109 R Rasmussen, Bill—57 Rasmussen, Byron—55, 78, 86, 88, 98, III Rasmussen, Gary Rasmussen, Gwen—41,47, 95, 96, 117 Rasmussen, Helen—67 Rasmussen, Kathleen—13, 46, 95, 97, 101, 104, 106, 110, I 12, 116, 117, Raunholt, Hanne Reed, Howard—34, 60, 98, 109, I I I Reid, Jack—69, I 19 Reid, Yvonne Reiske, Loretta—50, 103 Rieske, Lee—38 Richards, Ramona—69 Richins, Arlis—59 Richmond, Richard Rigby, Lou Ann—20, 33, 56 Ritchie, Virginia—45,97, 101, 113, I 19 Robbins, Richard—64, 87, 90 Robens, Diana—68 Roberts, Merlene—59 Robertson, Joyce H.—39 Robey, David Rooney, James—79 Ross, Joanne:—49 Ross, Marilyn—57, 109, 113 Roundy, Carol—62 Rowland, Venna Rowley, Earla Deane—33, 69 Rowley, Pearl—62 Rust, Michael—70, 79 S Salerno, Ann Marie—34, 59, I |3 Salerno, Margaret—34, 54 Sardoni, Larry—34, 35, 70 Sardoni, Betty—34,47,95,97, 101, 106, 112, 116 Saxey, Fawn—66 Scharosch, David Scherer, Norma—19, 33, 57 Schiess, Nancy Kae—70, I 13 Schults, Van—59 Scott, Helen—13, 48, 52, 95, 103, 106, 117, I 18 Scott, Karen—54 Scott, Keith—32, 62, 94, 101 Scott, Leon—54 Scott, Peggy—66 Scott, Wayne—108 Searle, Don Searle, Larry Searle, Marie Sessions, Fern—65, 94 Seyersdahl, Emeline Seyersdahl, Jearldine Shepherd, James—34, 36, 51, 101 Sherry, Joel—59 Shipley, Ann—32, 54, 101, 109 Shoell, Ronald Shumway, Jerry Shumway, Katie—50, 105 Shurtleff, Lloyd Simmons, Bernard—38 Singleton, Pauline—42, 106, 112 Singleton, Ray—32, 60 Skinner, Dean Slaymaker, George—22, 52, 110, 119 Smeath, Lorna—58, 98, 101 Smith, Alean—67 Smith, Barbara—47, 95, I 16 Smith, Diane—32, 34, 35, 59, 98, 101 Smith, Lynn—49, 97, 101, 113 Smith, Marlene—67 Snow, Betty Jean—66 Snow, Claude—36, 37, 61, 101, III Snow, Clifton—46 Snow, Diana—62, 98 Snow, Lillian—44, 112 Snow, Louise—61, 98, 101 Snow, Neil—63 Sorenson, Deanne—62 Sorenson, Neva—13, 36, 57 Sorenson, Palma—46, 95, 103 Sorrells, Roy Spaugy, Joan—62, 113 Spencer, Arkade—69, 79 Spencer, Virginia—61 Sperry, Arlyn—32, 77, 78, 91,97, I I I Sperry, Brent—87, 89 Staheli, Lorraine—79 Stephenson, LoReta—48, 95, 103 I 16 Stewart, David—41, 11 I Stewart, Geniel—62 Stewart, Gene—48 Stewart, J. E.—59, I 10 Stewart, Nadine—13, 50, 103 Stone, David—36, 60, 97, I I I Stout, Gary—32, 36, 48, 101 Strang, Robert—34 Strebel, Robert—48 -147- INDEX Stringham, Ronald—30, 41, 46, 96, 101, 113 Strong, Dorathy—67 Strong, Janice—45 Strong, Larry—13, 69, 79 Stott, Leland Stubbs, Wayne—108 Stubbs, Relva—49, 103 Sturgis, Richard—60, 98 Sumner, Dee Ann—65, 109 Sumpter, Joyce—65 Sumpter, Wynston—36, 62, 92, III, I 19 Sunday, Mark—34, 36, 46, 101 Sundawall, Claudette—34, 35, 68 Sundwall, Donna Swain, Noel—56 Swain, Richard—46 Swenson, Harold—47 Swenson, Kay—32, 51 Syme, John—43 Tarran, Fred—60, 98 Tangren, Norma—50, 95, 112, 116 Tanner, Richard—52 Taylor, Carma—13, 43, 95, 116, 118 Taylor, Dick—57, 98 Taylor, Jon—67, 79 Taylor, Joyce—30, 38, 47, 97, 113 Taylor, Lynn Anne—I 3. 47, 91,92, 100, 106, 108, 109, 112 Taylor, Mark—34, 37,52, 101 Terry, David—68 Terry, Garth—59, 109 Thatcher, Kaye Thatcher, Marlene—32, 58 Thayne, Sharon—13, 57, 98 Thomas, Jack Thomas, Jerry—34, 35, 68, 79, 98 Thomas, Idonna—39, 93 Thompson, Melvin—78, 85, 87, 88, I 11 Thorne, Jimmy Thorne, Mary Lou—44, 95, 97, 103, 106, I 10. I 12, 116 Thorne, Ned—59 Thorpe, Don Howard Thornton, June—68 Thornton, Anita—66 Thornton, Verle—40 Thorsen, Keith Thrugood, Donna—12, 13, 32, 33, 44, 95, 97, 100, 101, 104, 117 Thurman, Leila—58, 118, 119 Timothy, Paul—67 Tregeagle, Jeri Deane—36, 45, 95, I 16 Tregeagle, Karen—36. 65, 94 Tucker, Ted Tueller, Ann—32, 67 Turley, Loreine—56 Tyler, Lamont—60, 118 U Udall, Myrna Uliberri, Lydia—13,42, 103, 106, 112, 113, I 19 Urie, Clifford—66, 79, 85 Urie, Ross—44, 78, 110 V Van Leuyen, Marilyn—56 eVrnon, Robert—31,34, 36,48, 101 Viertal, LaRae—33, 64 Viklund, Ardis—70, 94 Vincent, Bernadine Vincent, Dale—46, 94 Vincent, Dee Ann—68, 98 Vincent, Diane—57, 98 Vincent, Marilyn—64 W Waisner, Maxine—62 Walker, Beverly—41 Walker, Geraldene—57 Watkins, Carol—61 Watkins, LeRoy—57 Ward, Don—64 Ward. Ruby Wardle, Larry—86, 88, III Warwood, Robert—108 Warren, Loa Rae Wasden, Carol Lee—67 Washburn, Veloy—32, 54, 98, 117 Watters, Jennie—40 Watts, Ethel—68, 113, 119 Wayman, Mary Carol—13, 32, 55, 98, 101, 108, 109, 121 Webb, Dan—32, 60, 78, 98, 101 Weeks, Myrna—32, 36, 64, 94 Weight, Gloria—32, 34, 68 Weitzeil, Betty—54, I I 3 Wernz, Therald—60 West, Deedie—46, 113 Westergard, Nancy—59, I 10 Westphall, Dixie P.—41 Westwood, Jane—64 White, Reta Whitehead, Armand—19, 32, 54 Whitehead, Michael—32, 70, 94, Whittaker, Donald 101 Wightman, Phil Wilde, Jerald—70-Wilcox, Sharlene—36 Wilde, Wayne—90 Wiley, Ruth—61 Wilkey, Ladd—36, 66 Wililams, Colene—46, I 10 Williams, Carol Ann—13, 47 103 112, 119 Williams, David (senior)—39, 94 Williams, David (junior) Williams, Gary Williams, Joan—62, 117 Williams, Jolene—41, 112 Williams, Shela Williams, Terry—65, 94 Wiliams, Virginia—66 Williamson, Robert—50, 97 Wilson, Eugene Wilson, LoAnna—69 Wilson, Ronald Wind, Melvin—34, 66 Wittwer, Suzanna—94, 101 Wolfley, Berlyn—108 Wolsey, Marlene Wong, SeeBon—61 Wood, Ann—32, 55,98, 101, 109, 116. I 17 Woodward, Don—58, 116 Woodward, John—I 17 Worsley, Marilyn—32, 33, 93, 95, 97, 101 Worthen, David—98, 11 I Worthen, Gwyn—66, 94 Wright, Erlynne—98, 108 Wright, Arleah—-I I I Wright, Carolyn S.— I I, 48 Wright, Jack—I I, 49, 76, 78 Wright, LaRene—98 Y Yarroll, Margie—13, 33, 61. 108 Young, Gene Young, Lee—60 Young, Jay Young, Joyce—70 Young, Julane Young, Mary Alice—34, 35 Younger, Duane—64 Z Zaccardi, Benny -148- IN MEMORIAM Linda Lee Berg There is an hour, just after sunset, when all nature seems to be preparing for rest: when the heavens are telling, in the rich coloring of the dying day, the story of the great Light which never wanes! We watch the majesty of all this, and realize the swiftness with which our lives are ending. Then, oh then, the loved ones, absent from us, come into affectionate remembrance; and those, too, whom we have loved and lost awhile who rest in the peace of God. invoke our loving hope and earnest prayers. God never destroys—He only and always fulfills. Out of sadness He brings health. Out of disappointment He brings appointments of good. Every year is a harvest growing out of past years: each one better than the one left behind. Nancy Howe -149- We, the Provost Staff, have made this book everyday life also these important times that were As years go by you will remember classmates you party. We wish in closing to express our thanks to For printing this book our gratitude goes to efforts. To Mountain States Bindery we wish to give Also we wish to thank Mr. Cleston H. Rigby Our appreciation also goes to the rest of the We hope between these covers you will be of your life. ft for you, its yours. We have captured scenes from so wonderful. This book will be invaluable to you. have forgotten or relive a dance, assembly, or Larson's Studio for the pictures in this book. 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