Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1954 volume:

SC CONTENTS OPENING............ DEPARTMENTS . . . SENIORS............ JUNIORS............ SOPHOMORES . . . SPORTS............. ACTIVITIES . . . . CLUBS.............. ADVERTISING . . . . SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS INDEX.............. As this yearbook, in black and white, brings back memories of forgotten friends and places, we hope that those memories will live again in color, and will gain in beauty and reverence as the years pass. Special thanks for the production of this annual go to Allan Ridge of the Community Press for his patient and painstaking printing; to Cleston Rigby and Anna Taylor for their understanding guidance as faculty sponsors; to Larson Studios for their outstanding photography; and to Glen Kenner for keeping a sharp eye on the accounts, along with genuine thanks to all the members of the faculty for their general understanding. - Don Woodward, editor. COLORFUL TO FOREIGN BORN STUDENTS DEDICATION To the students who have come to us from other lands and other nations we sincerely dedicate this book. Out of China, Denmark, and Germany they have brought a background that will enrich our world. We admire them for their eagerness to learn our language and our ways; we appreciate them for the bits of old world culture which they share with us: and we admire them for their desire to accept us as their brothers and to call our country home. Evan Madsen, Hanna Rienholt, and Dan Madsen talked over the memories of their early lives in Denmark. Six Many students came to Provo High School after being raised in foreign lands. They were: Row I. Christa Binder, Germany; Jill Clarke, Canada; See Bon Wong, China; Dan Madsen, Denmark. Row II. Trudy Samuelson, Sweden; Alice Thomasen and Hanna Reinholt, Denmark; Wictor Lehnardt, East Germany. Row III. Evan Madsen, Denmark; Fritz Lehnardt, East Germany; Barry Horn, China; and Claude Nielsen, Denmark. OF PROVO HIGH See Bon Wong and Barry Horn, students from China,discussed one of See Bon’s paintings. Spending leisure time were Fritz and Victor Lehnardt, foreign students from East Germany. November 23, 1953 Dear Provo High Students: It always gives me a sense of joy in extending greetings and good wishes to you. The only moment of regret or sadness that I have in my school work is that I cannot know each of you better as a person. Please be assured I deem it an honor to have any one of you speak to me or come into the school board office to sec me about any of your problems. I assure you in this 1954 world 1 have great faith in youth and in the world you can establish. The challenge to produce a world of lasting peace for all mankind is your greatest challenge. You live in a world of progressively greater opportunity. Your power to serve will be greatly enlarged as your education increases in quality. Cordially, i .J.C. Momtt Superintendent .EADERS WITH WISDOM AND U Our Beloved principal, D. V. Tregeagle, was at the public address system every morning to give the announcements to the student. Superintendent Moffitt made an important telephone call, one of many connected with his job os head of Provo schools. D. V. Tregeagle and Anna Lou Jones lookt over one of the student applications for lege entrance. if 7 TCL [ 1 tin- , JT Dear Students: We have enjoyed to the fullest extent many fine activities this year at Provo High School. Through the efforts of many and the cooperation of all we have spaced them and varied them into patterns of profit and enjoyment. It is our sincere wish that as the years go by the activities pictured in this yearbook will remain sharp and distinct in your memories and bring you many pleasant hours of leisure enjoyment. Take with you into the future our best wishes for success and happiness in all that you do. Sincerely, Y. Jsi D. V. Tregeagle NDERSTANDING In order to get their reaction, Superintendent Moffitt showed plans for the new high school to Beth Hatch and Betty Jean Snow. The Board of Education—Merrill Christopherson, Milton Marshall, Rachel Heninger, Algie Ballif , Ray Murdock, Harold Boyack, J. C. Moffitt—met to discuss problems pertaining to school. This included making policies, employing personnel, and financing the educational problem. THEY WORKED FOR THE BETTERMENT OF lis staff of workers kept the wheels running smoothly the office of the superintendent and the clerk of the oard. Dorothy Woodward, secretary of school lunch; arma Ferguson, secretary to the clerk, (standing); Elmo ynrod, secretary to the superintendent, (sitting). Dr. Lloyd C. Whitlock, student coordinator, helped with many of the personal problems which confronted the students. SCHOOL AND ADVANCEMENT OF STUDENTS Libbie C. Hayward, Dean of Girls, counseled the girls of the school. As head advisor of the Girls Organization, she made their traditional events joyful, entertaining, and worthwhile. She was a friend to all. Ross Denham, assistant principal, managed the school when the principal was away. Acting as Dean of Boys, he helped to guide the boys and give them the counsel and advice they needed. Eleven Superintendent of Buildings, Justin Winkler, succeeded in keeping the buildings in order. THEY KEPT UP THE Officers of the PTA helped in bringing parents and teachers closer together. They were: Row I. Ed Firmage, Evan Croft, Margaret Beazer, Lola La Vitre, Nellie Cameron, Elmo Boardman, Sarah Baker. Row II. D. V. Tregeagle, Betty Oss, Marian Goldsworthy, There were the days when boys would sit on the lawn and discuss Flora McKell, Marjorie Nordeen. the latest happenings. Gay times were had at the lockers for those who had top ones, but those who were less fortunate had to struggle through the year with bottom lockers. Andrew Mostert, Glen Kirkwood, and Moroni Cottam kept the school and campus clean, and were always on the job. The student body was grateful for all they did. SCHOOL AND FED US In the school lunch kitchen Carol Snow, LaPearl Roberts, Ellen Rowberry, Paulene Thorne, and Mary Farrer prepared the tasty food that the students relished so much. As head of the school lunch program, Amy Taylor planned nutritious and enjoyable meals for everyone. At lunchtime students, enticed by delicious aromas, crowded the lower hall. Upon reaching the doors of the lunch room, they found the waiting to be worth their while. STUDENT GOVERNING BODY President Dave Worthen led the school for the year of 53-54. He was a conscientious, efficient officer and was loved by every student. Handsome Jan Bee served as the vice-president, taking over when Dave was not at school. The students were grateful for his work and help. Our secretary was pretty Mary Jo Paramore. She had to take accurate minutes and keep a record of Provo High School. She did a wonderful job. Friendly Lamont Tyler was an efficient business manager. His job was a hard one, but he succeeded in keeping the budget balanced and the accounts straight. Legislative council wot called to give students a chance to represent their dosses and DAVID WORTHEN, President organizations in pfenning and directing school activities. It brought the students and principal closer together. Row I: Richard Sturgit. David Worlhen, Lamont Tyler, Ann Wood, Mary Jo Poramore, Don Woodward. Row II: David Stone. Jill Clarke, Joel Sherry, Ray Madsen, La Rene Wright, Joan Modten, Margie Yorroll. Row III: Toni Madien, Lois Olsen, Ann Shipley, Diane Vincent, Glenice Lamb, Jo Ann Harding, Marguerite Madien. Row IV: Paul King, Arvel Hemingway, Dale Madsen, Bob Mitchell, Jolene Cole, Aria Clegg, Joan Spaugy, Annette Cook. Row V: Geneel Modeen, Calvin Jolley, Don Jensen, David Jeppson, Jimmy Weeks. AI Jean Allen, Marylin Freestone, Ernestine Ashley. Row VI: Jerry Harris, Jon Bee, Brent Sperry. Bryce Nielson, Jimmy Alman, Marjory Murry, Patricia Peck, Geneel Mendenhall, Deon Davidson. FOR THE SCHOOL JAN BEE, Vice-President The Board of Control, made up of the student body officers, c oss presidents, Provott and Provonion editors, and presidents of Girls' and Boys' Organizations, met to moke school life better. Joan Madsen, Mary Jo Paramore, David Worthen, Jan Bee, and Lamont Tyler, sitting; Bob Mitchell, Byron Rasmussen, Bill Bordeaux. Ann Wood, Don Woodward, David Stone, and D. V. Tregeagle (principal), standing. MARY JO PARAMORE, Secretary 4 LAMONT TYLER, Business Manager Fifteen Kayle Cloward pointed out on the globe the country which the class was studying as Priscilla Trujillo and Carol Snow looked on. ROSS DENHAM American Problems Geography “Counsel in the heart of man is like deep water; but a man of understanding will draw it out. WE LEARN OF H. R. SLACK World History ‘Before honor is humility. BERTASAY World History American Problems “Now's the time to rise and shine. Mr. Asay's American Problems class listened to one of the Maxine Waisner, Ronald Showell, and Jerry Shumway found interesting infor- many informative reports given by professional people as motion about the Revolutionary War. well as students. JAMES DISTEFANO World History American History “Whoso loveth instruction loveth knowledge DOLAN CONDIE American History Physical Education “The most to say the least. G. DAYTON HUGHES American History Psychology “Mind is greater than matter.” ART OF Reading day in Mrs. Hayward’s English class proved very interesting. One could recognize the type of book being read by the facial expressions. MILTON A. NELSON English III English IV The English teacher with an angel’s voice. ANNA S. TAYLOR English III English IV Provo High’s own Miss Brooks. LIBBIE C. HAYWARD English IV “Her price was far above rubies. ” WAYNE CARLE Journalism I and II English II “He had a nose for news. Lower left. Donna Nicholson helped Earl Bird with his English. Bottom. Nina Blackley showed Kenneth Carter the predicate of the diagrammed sentence. SPEECH Middle: Ouanda Goad, Leon Scott and Anna Salerno examine some Spanish money. Marilyn Ross waited for her chance. Top: Eddie Cassingham pointed to a Spanish word and waited for Sheila Bailey and Sherry Hiatt to say what it meant in English. Bottom: Christa Binder and Fred Dunford passed out food for a class party in German. Judy Daynes and Madge Evans waited for their Hallowe'en treat. Nancy Nordeen read orally from her text book to the German class. RICHARD PACKHAM Spanish I Spanish II “Bueno!” A man with brains and patience. CALVIN H. BARTHOLOMEW English II English III German I “He that is slow to wrath is of great understanding. Learning to cook and prepare menus was the foods class's main objective. Gloria Johnson, Margueritte Madsen, Glenda Lee, LaRae Peterson and Lola Mecham worked together to bake a cake. Merlin Johnson, Verl Shell, Don Orme, Norman Fosen, and Don Ward looked at an owl, one of the many interesting objects in the agriculture room. FRED H. CORNABY Agriculture I Agriculture II and III “He that tilleth his land shall be satisfied with bread. PLANNING FOR VESTA W. BARNETT Homeliving Elementary Clothing “Strength and honor are her clothing. THE FUTURE LOIS J. HOWELL Homeliving Elementary Clothing Advanced Clothing She kept us in stitches. Mrs. Barnett's homeliving class enjoyed practicing the rudiments of sewing . . . even darning socks. Twenty-One SCIENCE IN Science and math opened new fields to many students. Ronald Pons conducted a physics experiment. Jay Perry, Loyd Prestwich, and Doug Purvance waited for the results. Was Eldon Meecham really FRANK G. CHAMBERS Algebra I Commercial Arithmetic Algebra II Drafting I “In all labor there is profit. joying algebra that much? RUDOLPH REESE Geometry Algebra I Solid Geometry Top mathematician with humor and quality. WAYNE A. COWLEY Physics Algebra I Basic Mathematics Geometry “The tongue of the wise useth knowledge aright. ” Many interesting things were seen through microscopes by biology students. Frank Sumsion drew his interpretation of a spirogyro for Eric Carter and Ronald Moraine. Sue Jenkins and Judy Cox waited to compare drawings. THE MAKING IVAN IV. YOUNG Heredity Physiology “Physiology could be harder than it is. REES E. BENCH Chemistry He opened up the wonders of a new world. ALBERT K. JOHNSON Biology Botany Zoology “Let’s get the factsI” FRANK WITNEY Biology Physical Education The man with loads of personality. His class was a pleasure. LOIS CHRISTIANSON Physical Education Dancing Her fabulous personality inspired the girls to creative fun. CONNIE CORBETT Physical Education Dancing “The lips of knowledge are a precious jewel.” Grace and coordination were learned in dancing. Louise Snow, Janet Beck and Jerry Henri tried out a new routine. Pat Bingham connected with the ball and almost made a homer. RECREATION The “Green Beetle” furnished transportation for the gym classes to and from the football field. Volleyball. . . one of the many sports enjoyed by the boys physical education classes. PROVIDED ENTERTAINMENT PLUS BRUCE OSBORNE Physical Education American History The glory of young men is their strength. ” GLENN SIMMONS Physical Education Algebra I The quiet man with a smile. MAX WARNER Physical Education Physiology He had an understanding heart. ETTA JONES Library Science Clerical Office Practice She kept our books in order. ARNOLD V. BERGESON Retail Merchandising Salesmanship and Consumers' Education Sales Supervision “A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Arnold Bergeson, one of the many teachers who left Provo High, went to California in November of 1953. The students were saddened by his departure, but another well liked teacher, Paul Lloyd, came to teach in his place. LEARNING PAUL LLOYD Retail Merchandising Salesmanship and Consumers' Education Sales Supervision “The customer is always right. Lower Left: Mr. Bergeson showed Therald Wernz, Dorothy Moore, Lola Mecham, and LaRene Wright one of the heads used in retail merchandising displays. Jan Bee and Diane Robens looked up some figures to give to Mr. Howell (trainee) who was demonstrating the use of the adding machine to Marilyn Johnston, Helen Rasmussen and Ronald Norton. THE TRADE LANORA P. ALLRED Bookkeeping I and II English II “Pleasant words are as a honeycomb, sweet to the soul.” GLENN R. KENNER Shorthand I Shorthand II Office Practice He kept the girls in good form. WANDA SCOn Shorthand I Type I Type II “Mercy and truth shall be to them that devise good. Miss Scott's type II class was busy typing one of their daily exercises. In office practice Margie Salerno, Barbara Barnardi, and Ouida Goad learned how to operate the mimeograph machine. Karen Keith, Nadine Jones, Shirley Morgan, Anna Loyce Van Wagoner, Kay Peirpont and Geneel Mendenhall sang many places with the sophomore sextet. Seniors Glendon Hatch, Dan Webb, Ronald Moraine, and Kay Lewis made up a quartet which added enjoyment to assemblies and banquets. THE ANGELS The junior trio consisting of Joan Brown, Barbara Milner, and Colleen Barber sang at many of the school activities. The Girls’ Concert Chorus gave many beautiful renditions at their concerts. Row I. Mary Jo Paramore, Pat Beazer, Mary Helen Frampton, Ester Campbell, Geneel Mendenhall, Beverly Daniels, Nadine Snow, Betty Moulton, Louise Cox, Laree Baxter, Jeanette Small, Rose Mary Andrus, Leslie Fechser, Nancy Condon. Row II. Sherry Christiansen, Kathryn Budge, Nanette Hinckley, Naomi Mesrvey, Chioe Ann Madsen, Morion Carlton, Deanna Couch, Jane Hickman, Shirley Kay Morgan, Anna Loyce Von Wagoner, Sherry Hiatt, Jean Bobo, Nadine Jones. Row III. Alice Thomsen, Virginia Spencer, Belva Hollerman, Nadine Peay, Gayle Man well, Neva Sorensen, Betty Lou Fleming, Colleen Durrant, Annette Session, June Villard, Faye Jacobsen, Glenda Davis. SANG ABEL JOHN PETERSON A Cappella Choir Girls’ Concert Choir Vocal Class “Use that diaphragm!’’ Beautiful and melodious were the songs sung by the A Cappella Choir, well known throughout the state for the superior quality of its performance. Row I. Colleen Barber, Marilyn Vincent, Sally Thorne, Marion Ashby, Sheila Harris, Faye Bullock, Gayle Manwell, Betty Lou Fleming, Byron Rasmussen, Peter Davies, Neil Snow, A. J. Peterson, Instructor. Row II. Ronald Farley, Keith Scott, Ronald Morain, Howard Reed, Glen Allman, Myrna Weeks, Ester Campbell, Trudy Samuelson, Pat Beazer, Mary Helen Frampton, Lorna Smeath, Karen Keith, Barbara Larsen, Jean Bobo, Nevi Soronsen, Dick Lee, Raymond Madsen, Richard Gilson, Arkade Spencer. Row III. Dan Madsen, Kay Bennett, Ed Firmage, Claude Neilsen, Dan Webb, Mary Jo Paramore, Kay Brockbank, Janet Beck, Ann Shipley, Norma Scherer, Anna Salerno, Nancy Condon, Carolyn Lord, Linda Lee Austin, Kay Pierpont, Anne Tueller, Bonnie Oss, Paul Dalebout, Kay Lewis, Michael Weeks, Del Mar Leach. Row IV. Deon Dove, Arlyn Jeppson, J. E. Stewart, David Jeppson, Norma Larson, Karma Hunter, Diane Creer, Gloria Weight, Gloria Paramore, La Dawn Noble, Pat Bingham, Lynette Anderson, Mary Carol Wayman, Bonnie Barker, Diane Smith, Colleen Durrant, Glendon Hatch, Bruce Brown, Theodore Bills, George King, Bob Candlund, Greg Gosar. Twenty-Nine Many pleasing concerts, marches, and pep rallies were given by the band. Row I. Richard Hansen, George King, Brant Johnson, Neva Sorensen, Jack Clarkson. Row II. Michael Weeks, Paul Day, Ronald Moraine, Brian Goldsworthy, John Tyler, David Stubbs, Charles Greiner, Eldon Guymon, Shar-lene Wilcox, Deane Hintze, Pat Johnson, Myrna Weeks. Row III. Arvel Hemenway, Harold Hintze, Phil Speckart, Kenneth Fryer, Larry Anderson, Jan Bee, Wayne Beasly, Dick Daley, Bruce Belliston, Wayne AND THE BAND Cowley, Lad Wilke, Philip Allred, Jim Watkins, Carl Liebhardt, James Westover, Terry Williams, David Stone, Bob Candlund, Gordon Murdock. Row IV. Norman Facer, Chester Olds, Bill Lund, Robert LeVitre, John Morley, Bill Bourdeax, Paul Grosbeck, Donald Stubbs, Bob Oakey, Eldon Mecham, Claude Snow, Kenneth Reed, John Oakey, Jerry Nelson, LaVor Hardman, Verl Morgan, Jerry Shumway. Standing. Guy Anderson, Mark Percival, Donna Nicholson, Richard Kiefer, Mayo Thurston, Rex Sutherland, Instructor. PLAYED ON The band, taught by Rex Sutherland, practiced a composition to be played at one of its concerts. Playing in the boys' string quartet were: sitting. Michael Kammermeyer; standing. Jerry Wilcox, Jeff Caves, and Clair Rees. Anna and Margie Salerno, accompanied by Shirlene Jones, played on many occasions. Members of the Orchestra presented an assembly and several concerts during the course of the year. Row I. Greg Gosar, Anna Salerno, Jeff Caves, Jerry Wilcox, Clair Rees, Joan McCall, Larry Sardoni, Margie Salerno. Row II. Claudette Sundwall, Norma Buchanan, Donna House, Heber Dunn, Del Mar Leach, Joyce Williamson, Danielle Christiansen, Nancy Wilkins, Glenna Hone, June Dalha, Sandra Weitzel. Row III. Nancy Ladle, Lesa Ann Coon, Mary Jo Hendricksen, Belva Ann Hollerman, Gloria Weight, Faye Croft, Michael Kammermeyer, Judy Daynes. Row IV. Mary Alice Young, Sylvia Griffiths, Dick Keifer, John Hilgen-dorff, Instructor, LaVoy Hardman, Larry Anderson, Michael Weeks, Neva Sorensen, Karen Tregeagle, Myrna Weeks, Bob Candlund, Bob Blackwell, Frank Sumsion, Jerry Thomas, Howard Reed. Thirty-Two HOLIDAY I FOR STRINGS Lee Braithwaite and Gailia Brown discussed one of the pictures drawn by the students in the fine arts class before handing it to Evan Madsen. Beth Hatch and Leon Jensen tried to decide what one of the pictures meant. In shop Jay Coombs planed the edge of a board; Wayne Scott sanded his article; and Phil Wightman hoped he had made the correct cut. In the background Paul Scowtoll aided a friend. ARTISTS, CARPENTERS CLESTON H. RIGBY Commercial Art Fine Art Yearbook Art He quietly developed our talents. ASAEL H. FISHER Applied Art Talents unlimited. Thirty-Four Practicing up on their orations were Alean Smith, Connie Jensen, David Jeppson, DiAnn Price, and Richard Ewell. AND ACTORS RAE MONA KIRKHAM Speech I Speech II English II Public Speaking and Debate “Give them He—!” Coaching from the side lines was one of the necessities of play practice. While learning to act in “speech, Toni Madsen backed away from a fight between Gary Nelson and Kay Bennett. Erlynne Wright and Marian Ashby practiced for the school play, “Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, which was presented on Nov. 11, 12, 13 in the auditorium. CLASSES Attractive Marguerite Madsen served as senior class secretary, working with Dave and Jo Ann to arrange senior activities. Lovely Jo Ann Harding, vice-president for the senior class, planned gay festivities for the group in cooperation with the other officers. Thirty-Eight MORIES SENIORS CHERISHED Nancy Jo Harding Kay Hatch Donald Field Edward Firmage Arlan Jeppson Neva Sorenson Vo no Dee Carter Beth Hatch Lou Ann Rigby Jack Clarkson Jay Perry Barbara Cahoon Christa Binder Marilyn Miller Shirley Dixon Norma Leavitt Alice Ann Corleissen Victor Lehnardt Cherie Hutchinson Lee Black Thirty-Nine Shirley Davidson Anna Marie Salerno Jack Asay FRIEND Margie Moulton Martin Mazurie Jerry Ann Halladay Forty Carma Bott Kay Bennett Connie Kerby Neil Fawcett PatBeazer Nancy Ladle Forty-One Juanita Madsen Tom Norton -MADE Lamont Tyler Diana Snow Karma Hunter Georgia Heringer Joan Spaugy Lynette Anderson Jess Hollerman Aria Clegg LeMar Mecham Joan McCall Larae L. Peterson Jan Bee Scoff Coles Dienna Anderson Antoine Harris Colleen Muzzell Lee Young Carolyn Casper Sandra Nelson Kathleen Elliott Bill Beecroft Gail Manwell Jerry Harris Pat Clayton Karen Scott Marilyn Van Leuven Paul Boyack Dorothy Moore Theodore Bills Marilyn Lord Dorothy Hopkins Jearldine Seyersdahl Joleen Cole Ruth Ellen Jones James Carter James Thorne Carol Finlay son Forty-Two NOON FESTIVITIES Joyce Nelson Mary Cox Sue Jenkins Stanley Cameron Phyllis Orton Cloy Johnson Louise Larson Kathleen Jorgensen Richard Hanson Donna Mae Abbott Jay Barker Jo Ann Harding LaDawn Noble Ann Shipley Forty-Three Madelyn Mills Stan Johnson Colleen Durrant Jo Ella DeWolf Howard Reed Ann Jones Lisa Ann Coon Mary Carol Wayman David Worthen Sharlene Wilcox WORKING ON THE SENIOR Four Diane Smith Ernest Boyd Virgil Ivie Glenice Lamb Ouanda Goad Douglas Gorden Barbara Bernardi LaRene Wright Cordell Andersen Shirlene Jones The senior committee, consisting of Gloria Para-more, Alan Harris, Ed Firmage, and La Rene Wright, planned many of the senior activities, one of which was the Senior Hop. HOP Jo Ann Bullock Ouida Goad Robert Hales Margo Boswell Garth Bagley Virginia Spencer Harold Paulson Glenda Lee Ainge Karen Price Peggy Christensen Calvin Jolley Gwen Mecham Leon Jensen Merlene Roberts Bonnie Barker Marlene Thatcher Forty-Five FRONT DOOR Richard Bullock Gloria Johnson Laura Frandsen Joel Sherry Michael Nordgren Ronald Morain David Stone Shirley Anderson Carol Watkins Barbara Markham Don Jensen Nancy Westergard Margaret Salerno Norma Larsen Ronald Pons Marion Ashby Robert Olsen Donna Lee Just before school, both morning and noon, students could be found at their favorite front door meeting place. Ralph Farrer, Dean Jensen, Bill Jensen, Phil Rowe, Keith Davis, Robert Heringer, and Theodore Bills were caught, as usual, hugging the radiator. Forty-Six TRYSTING PLACES Gary Peterson Beverly Lambert Nadine Jones Gailia Brown Bob Phoenix George King Annette Cook Geraldine Walker Margene Gadd See Bon Wong Marilyn Ross Charles Glasgow Nancy Condon Ronald Madsen Paul Groesbeck Van Shultz Janet Anderson Betty Lou Fleming Garth Terry Mike Hinckley Diana Creer Marilyn Mitchell Stephen Gam Jill Clarke Forty-Seven AFTERNOON Senior days—full of work and play, and tears and laughter—are gone forever, to be recaptured only in memory. The night of the Senior Hop was the highlight of the social season. The strains of the music will resound forever in the ears of the couples who attended. The senior float was one of the three entered by the PHS in the Christmas parade. In May, upper classmen caught spring fever. With their annual Senior Sluff Day. they found a partial cure. The memorable day of graduation came, and graduates in caps and gowns passed through the portals into new and challenging fields of life. Therald Wernz AlJean Allen Bill Rasmussen Norma Sherer Lola Mecham Toni Madsen Gordon Murdock Lily Blackburn J. E. Stewart Shirley Potter Kenneth Bliss Jay Voung Gloria Paramore Beverly Christen Lloyd Shurtleff Margie Yarroll Byron Rasmussen La Vina Perkins Lillian Bardsley Kenneth Clegg Dan Webb Forty-Eight SCALE LESSONS Peter Davies Robert Heringer Richard Sturgis Jeanette Hoover Louise Snow Raymond Hafen Janet Beck Richard Mower Fred Tarran Elaine Herman Don Woodward Paul Dalebout Forty-Nine Phillip Hinckley Coy Eggertson Anne Wood Lloyd Prestwich Carol Chapman Wally Howell Armand Whitehead Donald Johnson Lawrence Vernon Doris Olson FALLING BOOKS AND Fifty Virgil Ivie Joan Madsen Alan Harris Lois Olsen Diane Vincent Leon Scott Alma Giles Emeline Seyersdahl FATAL SPILLS Richard Hanson Eldon Guyman '■ v Mary Ann Brown Brant Johnson Claude Snow Lorna Smeath Sharlene Boswell Kay Brockbank Melvin Thompson Peggy Daniels Steve Kimber Lee Braithwaite Glendon Hatch Eugene Wilson Carolyn Larsen Dale Lewis Rex Clayton LeRoy Watkins Edlyn Mangum Roy Sorrells Fifty-Two THROUGH THE PORTALS David Williams Neal Pay Wayne Wilde )avid Nusink Jerry Orion Ray Singleton Hanne Raunholt David Berry Fifty-TI JUNIORS Vice-president for the junior class, Bryce Nielson, worked with Bill and Gwen to promote happy times for the juniors. Charming Gwen Worthen, junior class secretary, helped with the Junior Prom and other events. Talented Bill Bordeaux, junior class president, directed the activities for his classmates and made the class year fun. Marilyn Vincent Wayne Scott Lee Ellertson James Rooney Dana Kaye Boswell Lee Dimick Mary Morgan Bonnie Oss Terry Williams Anne Boel Helen Rasmussen Halvor Clegg REMEMBER THE TIMES Earl Bird Dora Lou Pace Sharon Harris Le Anna Wilson Jerry Braun Jerry Cluff John Oakey Diana Robens Doris Ball Maxine Lowe De Ann Carter Norma Buchannan Donna Nicholson Charlotte Fisher Sondra Cameron Joyce Laws Algie Hearne Annette Lerwill Duane Allred Virgil Fullmer Jack Reid Berlyn Wolfley Nancy Nordeen Jerry Thomas Charlotte Green Ramona Richards Betty Snow Molly Allred LaRue Ford Jane Westwood Robert LeVitre Gary Clark Glenda Laubon Phil Wightman Beverly Fletcher Afton Burnside Fifty-Five Ethel Watts Robert Candland Joan Shirk Sharon Patton Richard Gilson Carolyn Lord Joyce Johnson Brian Goldsworthey Annice Nelson Claudette Sundwall Elizabeth Colunga Jay Marcroft Earla Deene Rowley Evalyn Baker ALL WORK “All work and no play was the order of the day in one of Mrs. Taylor's English classes.lt was work for the brain to remember the grammar rules in an English test. Colleen Barber Pearl Rowley Boyd Jolley Joan Brown Fifty-Six Dorothy Strong Marlene Smith Niel Snow Bryce Nielson Janice Hansen Gwyn Worthen Richard Robbins Jean Clegg Madge Evans Allan Nelson Bruce Brown PatLosee AND NO PLAY Evelyn Ivie Jimmy McKell Gloria Wieght Kent Christopherson Fern Sessions Ladd Wilkey DiAnne Price Keith Barrett Marilyn Johnston Melvin Wind Connie Marshall Fawn Saxey Jimmy Peterson Ralph Farrer Fifty-Seven CHANGES Mary Jean Bernardi Jay Burnham Jon Taylor Jerry Bingham Ardis Vicklund Alean Smith Shirlene Norton Deanne Carter Don Ward Janet Groneman Doug Purvance Mickey McKell Janice Baker Mary Lynn Fergeson David Harness lla Kerby Wynston Sumpter Bonnie Jensen Bryan Harden Fae Jacobsen Colleen Pace Robert Warwood LaRae Virtell Sylvia Kimball Cleo Baum Karen Dixon Ralph Edwards Scott Fitzgerald Deanne Hintzie Merle Kling Joan Williams David Terry Gary Nelson Myma Weeks Larry Strong Gary Johnson David Lewis Peggy Edwards Geniel Stewart Gary Anderson Barbara Coon Fae Croft Fred Dunford Fifty-Eight Students changed classes six times a day. Many days they were lucky because the sun shone. Only once in awhile was it raining or snowing. IN THE WEATHER Verl Morgan Nelda Holt Marilyn Dean Nancy Brown Carol Wasden John Pollock Margaret Hulsh John McCall Gary Fehr John Morley Paul Johnson Greg Gosar Roberta Kirkwood LaWanna Dix Mary Gwen Goodman Eileen Craythorn Marilyn Guymon DeAnn Sumner Rodelle Gifford Leland Harris Jerry Anderson Fifty-Nine TEN MINUTES BEFORE THE BELL Guy Anderson Carol Elliott Annette Deton John Woodward Pauline Duke Vernon Barrett Deanne Vincent Wayne Beesley Maxine Weisner Marilyn Freestone Nelma Jean Powelson Rozella Johnson Janome Jensen Lynn Fox Joyce Hansen Kenneth Holm Maxine Housekeeper Ronald Johnson Arnie Horten Fritz Lehnardt Ronald Davis Kaye Birrup Annette Johnson Sam Jones Barbara Milner Sara Gessford Sixty Charmaine Chappel Margaret Patterson Dean Jensen June Thornton JoAnn Nusink Sydney Dorius Noel Cobia Arden Brimhall Larry Olsen Sharon Isom Doug Sampson Sharon Anderson Robert Baum Carol Boyden Peggy Scott Marion Jensen Newell Perry Patricia Wilson Norietta Hatch Alfred Pace Mark Percival Robert Carlton Geniel Modeen Gary Carter Lewis Farley Joyce Young Sixty- Clyde Evans Patty Hiatt Marilyn Hamblin Earnestine Ashley Max Mortensen LaMar Peterson Fred Paulson James Fetterley One THE YOUNGER GENERATION TOOK TO WHEELS Those who had cars could find no place to park them except on the campus. Many pleas were made but without success. What will happen when students fly their own airplanes? Norman Ball Jerri Henrie Clifford Urie Keith Anderson Betty Evans Joan Higgins Geniel Chipman Marilyn Ferrel Jimmy Allman Joyce Cochran Roger Campbell Charmaine Jackson Deanne Sorenson Walter Prothero Richard Menlove Dale Madsen Anne Tueller Gary Peay Sixty-Two Glade Gordon Paul King Jean Marie Lewis Jolene Peay Julane Young Pat Mayfield Ronald Farley LeRoy Jackson David Elliot Joe Shirk Raymond Anderson Everett Corney Edward Peay Gay Gammon Lonnie James Richard Kiefer Lucille Draper Larry Sardoni Michael Whitehead Bill Mitchell Larry Fenn Lyman Moulton Paul Timothy Karl Liebhardt Clinton Perry Carol Nuttal Leland Collard Carolyn Burns Darrel Leetham Paul Campbell Anita Thornton Dick Lee Jerry Nielson Bill Jensen Joyce Ford Virginia Williams Larry Mullins Delos Carter Bill Bordeaux Dick Daley Richard Ewell Arkade Spencer Clarke De Wolfe Earl Farley Sixty-Three Sophomore class president, Bob Mitchell, ' officiated over the sophomores and mado their year an exciting one. Friendly Dave Jeppson held the position of junior class vice-president. He helped Bob ond Geneel with student events. Sweet Geneel Mendenhall served at sophomore class secretary. She assisted in planning and carrying out activities for her classmates. Connie Jensen Jo Anne Alger Maureen Sorrells Russell Woods Tommy Jensen Don Asay Pat Villard Earlene Hawkins Trudy Samuelson Beth Davis Joe Dewey Marsha Bray Mike Kammermeyei Woodrow Whitlock Lindalie Austin Kenneth Carter Carol Hafen Nina Blackley Helen Blackburn David Long Pat Peck Mary Ellen Penrod Donna House Diane Whitehead Joe Linford absorbed knowledge by osmosis. Carol Murdock Linda Harris Gary Russell Marcia Allen Kay Peirpont Mary Ann Nelson Emma Lou Clark Saundra Innes Jay Chappie David Stewart Janet Kingsbury Jone White Gene Reid Sylvia Clark De Ann Nielsen Dick Page Rayanna Larsen Loretta Ford Shirley Morgan Glenna Hone Mary Jo Henricksen Frank Sumsion Myrlene Rieske Louise Cox Jack Boardman Judy Cox Rita Jean Thomsen Ann Strebel Janice Clinger Clyde Stephenson Mary Chatwin June Wright Flora Carney Melvina Buiow Chester Olds Carol Lee Snow Fred Allred Jinean Greenhalgh of boys like Don Asay did Mary Ann Nelson. School was joy when you had a couple Jack Boardman to walk you to class as and Sylvia Vincent Carol Woods Coleen Finlayson Alice Thomsen Charles Greiner Jeannine Hawke Bob Boardman David Borget Anna Lou Van Wagoner Rhyllis Wright lla Kay Halladay David Anderson Fern Webb Joanne English Adam Colunga Naomi Meservy Deon Davidson Thell Day Betty Moulton Jane Hickman Ronald Norton Sally Thorne Charlene Bingham Chloe Ann Madsen Charles Norman Johanna Baker Nadine Snow Kayle Cloward Voneal Roundy Dan Frandsen Leslie Fechser Janet Olson Bob Mitchell Mary Francis Taylor Dorothy Brown Sylvia Manton Nadine Jones Barbara Broadbent Pat Smith Nancy Farley Arvel Hemenway Geneel Mendenhall Richard Harvey Glenn Allman Glenda Davis Mary Jane Carter Dee Pritchett Sherry Hiatt Kathryn Budge Kent Coles John Jorgensen Sandra Weitzeil Donna Johnsen Murray Johnson Joan Davis Betty Harding Virginia Gale Kenneth Reed Bob Okey Rose Mary Andrus Clair Garrick Shirley Barrett Elva Spencer Emma Lou Webb Carol Van Ausdal Philip Allred La Ree Baxter Karen Keith Lynn Gleaves Don Orme Pat Petersen Arlen Waters Clark Nuttall Marion Carlton Sharlene Fields Joan Barney Mary Allman Joe Baird Nancy Majors Nancy Luke Paul Stowell Michael Weeks Kathryn Taylor Lucille Edwards Jay McGregor Vivian VanLeuven Geniel Schemensky Raymond Verbeck Nancy Wilkins Virginia Hardman Bob Curtis Danielle Christiansen Judy Daynes Ronald Irvin Julie Elliott Marjorie Sudweeks Eric Carter Nanette Hinckley A smile is worth a million dollars, especially when Connie Jensen gave it. Denny Fehr was the lucky one who received it. Robert Mill ward Ann Haynie Denny Fehr Janice Sorensen Dale Bethers Jeff Caves Martin Nelson Louise Weitzeil Sylvia Griffiths Sheila Bailey Deanna Couch Pat Bingham Sally Jaggi Eudora Cox Donna Draper Esther Campbel Jack duff Margaret Lewis Rodney Kimball Sheila Harris Lee Ann Hinckley Penny Anderson June Dahle Dick Watkins Beverly Daniels Marjorie Murry John Tyler Karla Nelson Eldon Mecham Carol Pace Richard James Once in a while they won- Barbara Larsen David Jepson lleen Phillips Dannie Vernon Earline Carter Francis Groneman Jim Daley Norma Scott Jerry Wilcox Evelyn Frandsen dered who they were, what they were doing and why . . . or maybe they knew. Janice Clinger and lla Kay Holliday found that washing Kayle Cloward’s face was a fascinating winter pastime. Greg Johnson DeLoa Griffin Jerry Stubbs Joyce Williamson Sandy Tarran George King Stella Hughes Clair Rees Jim Westover Royle Johnson James Watkins Jeanette Small Verona Peay Delmar Leach Barry Horn Ted Taylor Roy Anderson Larnel Johnson David Halladay Jeraldine Jensen Ruthmary Braith wt Billy Lund Norma Mathis Claude Nielson Dean Kenison Priscilla Trujillo Francis Mooney Nadine Peay Eric Carter and Sylvia Manton soaked up the Classwork was exciting in a fine art class. Barry sunshine of a warm winter day as they stopped Horn displayed his talent to Jim Westover. to discuss school activities and absorb a little Vitamin D. “I wish I were home!” Mary Ann Nelson and Ronald Norton. After the smoke cleared from the 1953 football wars, the hard-fighting, but luckless Bulldogs found themselves at the botton of the Big Nine wih six losses and no wins. In pre-season play the Big Green fought a 6-6 tie with Pay son, but were unable to keep pace with their Class A foes. During the first half of each game the Bulldogs played heads-up ball, but a lack of depth hurt them in the final minutes. Against Granite and Carbon Provo held a third-quarter lead, but lost it in the final period. Seventy-Four Max Warner and Frank Whitney, who were veteran coaches at PHS; Dolan Condie, who completed two years as mentor of the Bulldogs; and Bruce Osborne, who finished his first year at Provo in ’54, put the desire in the Coach Bruce Osborne (upper right) Football Basketball Coach Dolan Condie (right) Basketball Baseball Coach Frank Witney Football Wrestling Coach Max Warner Football Track athletes to play the game clean and to play to win. They Lead Our Teams Ronald Morain Tackle Larry Strong Guard Don Field Jess Hollerman Back Back Seventy-Five Paul Johnson went into the air for a pass against a host Wally Howell (48) crashed through the Granite line and of East defenders. was about to be hit by a number of Granite Farmers. We Want A Touchdown! Stan Johnson Cordell Anderson David Berry Jerry Harris End Back Center Tackle Byron Rasmussen, left, and Paul Dalebout, guard and fullback respectively, captained the Bulldogs on the gridiron during the 1953 season. Dale Lewis Back Wally Howell Back An unidentified PHS ball carrier ripped off some yardage against East as Kay Lewis (63) prepared to assist with a block. An unidentified Bulldog tackier got set to bring down a Davis ball carrier as David Berry (62) and Jess Holler-man (51) rushed in to help. Jay Marcroft Back Dick Mower Guard Lloyd Prestwich Guard Robert Gardner Back LeRoy Davies Guard Paul Johnson End Lorraine Staheli Tackle Gordon Murdock Tackle Coaches Warner, Osborne and Witney, left to right, show deep concern as they looked over happenings on the field. They Were Coached Well Our fighting men on the gridiron were: Row 1: Walter Prothero, Dave Harness, Gordon Murdock, LeRoy Davies, Larry Strong, Keith Barrett, Lloyd Prestwich, Norman Miller, Melvyn Thompson, mgr. Row 2: Dale Madsen, mgr., Leland Homer, Ronald Morain, Lorraine Staheli, Jerry Harris, Wally Howell, Jay Mar-croft, Don Field, Richard Mower, Cordell Anderson, Amie Hor- ton, Coach Bruce Osborne. Row 3: Coach Max Warner, Dale Lewis, Paul Dalebout, Robert Gardner, Byron Rasmussen David Berry, Paul Johnson, Wayne Beesley, Elmo Johnson, Jess Holler-man, Bill Mitchell, Stan Johnson, Coach Frank Witney. Kay Lewis, Deon Dove, Neil Peay, and Richard Ewell were absent when the picture was taken. Dave Harness Back Deon Dove Back Bill Mitchell End Kay Lewis End And Played To Win VARSITY Pre-Season Pay son 6 Provo 6 Olympus Season 27 Provo 0 Davis 33 Provo 0 West 40 Provo 0 19 Provo 13 Carbon 15 Provo 13 East 38 Provo 0 SOPHOMORES Pay son 8 Provo 13 Lincoln 0 Provo 14 Springville 6 Provo 26 Pay son 6 Provo 32 Payson 6 Provo 32 Members of the undefeated sophomore team were, row 1: Woodrow Whitlock, mgr., Joe Dewey, John Jorgensen, Charles Norman, Russel Woods, Gene Reid, Roger Sorenson. Row 2: David Holla-day, Kayle Cloward, Eric Carter, Lynn Gleaves, Ronald Irvin, Arvel Hemenway, Murray Johnson. Row 3: Coach Bruce Osborne, Richard James, Ken Reed, Joe Baird, David Long, Verl Shell, Gary Russell, Jay Chappie, Francis Mooney. Seventy-Nine They Played Their Members of the varsity basketball team were, left to right, row 1: Gary Clark, Bob Blackley, Richard Robbins, Dean Jensen, Melvyn Thompson. Row 2: Allen Nelson, mgr., Kay Lewis, Paul Johnson, Paul Dalebout, Lee Braithwaite, Glendon Hatch. Row 3: Coach Dolan Condie, Brian Goldsworthy, Dale Lewis, Lynn Gleaves, Brent Sperry, Bryce Nielson, Coach Bruce Osborne. Bob Blackley Kay Lewis Glendon Hatch Eighty Best For P.H.S Provo High School experienced one of its leaner years in basketball in 1954, winning three and losing seven to finish in a four-way tie for fifth place in the Big Eight standing. Glendon Hatch, star forward on the Bulldog cage machine, was the only representative of the Big Green to gain all-state recognition. Glendon received an honorable mention award, which is exceptional for a player whose team did not reach the state tournament. Coach Dolan Condie did an excellent job in developing a fine all-around squad that, with a couple of breaks, would have been in the tournament. Lee Braithwaite (25), Glendon Hatch (23), and Paul Dalebout all fought for a rebound. Blackley (21) looked on. Where d it go? Lynn Gleoves (26) and Swenson (22) of Spanish Fork seemed lo lose track of the ball. Glen Hofch (23) had his eye right on il though. Eighty-One Brian Goldsworthy Dale Lewis Lynn Gleaves Lee Braithwaite Paul Dalebout Gary Clark Melvin Thompson Paul Johnson Richard Robbins Brent Sperry Onward To Victory Kay Lewis (31) sent a left hook basketward against South. Glen Hatch (23) and Bob Blackley (21) prepared to take the rebound. Hey, Ref! Thorne of South hooked his arm under that of Kay Lewis as Kay went into the air for a shot. Hatch (23) and Blackley watched the play. PHS cagers Glendon Hatch (23) and Kay Lewis (31), among a host of Granite Farmers, found something interesting on a higher plane. BASKETBALL SCORES Pre-Season Provo 51 Alumni 49 Provo... 52 Lincoln. 39 Provo 38 American Fork 51 Provo 61 American Fork 64 Provo 52 Spanish Fork 60 Provo 65 B. Y. High 58 Provo 65 B. Y. High 58 Provo 47 Springville 41 Provo 43 B. Y. High 40 Provo 38 Lehi 46 League Games Provo 37 Davis 51 Provo 39 Jordan 51 Provo 55 Granite 49 Provo 40 Davis 45 Provo 46 West 43 Provo 51 Olympus 64 Provo 53 South 58 Provo 46 East 63 Provo 56 Granite 48 Provo 54 Jordan 70 Kay Lewis (31) and Lynn Gleaves simultaneously tried to tip in the ball. Blackley (21) and Hatch (23) stood ready to get into the action. Athletic managers Woodrow Whitlock, left, and Allen Nelson acted as the coach’s right-hand men. Members of the fine Sophomore basketball team were, left to right, row 1: Dick Page, Eric Carter, Arvel Hemenway, Joe Linford, Russel Woods, Fred Allred, Bruce Belliston. Row 2: Coach Dolan Condie, Paul Day, Kayle Cloward, Richard James, Gary Russell, Kenneth Reid, Coach Bruce Osborne. State Champions, 1956 Brian Goldsworthy (20) pushed away a jump shot as Paul Johnson (28) turned to take the rebound. Paul Johnson (28) tipped in the ball during the junior varsity’s tangle with South. Brent Sperry (27), Arvil Hemenway (22), and Gary Clark (24) watched the play. The colorful junior varsity cheerleaders, left to right (below), Karen Keith, Linda Lee Austin, Leslie Fechser, and Rose Mary Andrus, went through their cheer-leading routines. Smiling JV cheerleaders Rose Mary Andrus, Leslie Fechser, Linda Lee Austin, and Karen Keith, left to right (above), took time out from their many activities to pose for the photographer. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Pre-Season Provo 41 Lincoln 30 Provo 51 American Fork 59 Provo 38 American Fork 56 Provo 47 B. Y. High 29 Provo 37 Springville 36 Provo 31 B. Y. High 27 Provo 58 Lehi 24 Season Provo 23 Davis 43 40 Jordan 37 Provo 34 Granite 31 Provo 42 Davis 38 Provo 41 West 38 Provo 53 Olympus 55 Provo 33 South 35 Provo..........32 Provo 40 East ................39 Granite 42 Got A Little Yell” Ann Shipley, Mary Helen Frampton, and Janet Beck, left to right, represented the female population of PHS in the cheer-leading section. Fellows Richard Bullock, Paul Groesbeck, and George King, left to right, added the masculine touch that made the Bulldog cheer-leaders the most colorful in the state. Members of Provo High School's golf team were, left to right, row 1: George King, Theodore Bills, Jerry Braun. Row 2: Jay Marcroft, Gary Peterson, Coach Glenn Kenner, Richard Robbins. Bulldogs On The Fairway Coach Glenn Kenner guided the PHS linksters. Theodore Bills completed his follow-through after teeing off. Jay Marcroft blasted out of a sand trap on the Provo course. Eighty-Seven Batter Up! Things were pretty exciting for the Bulldogs from the looks of the expressions of PHS players who were in the dugout. Provo's Dale Lewis, above, took a good cut at the ball during a game with American Fork. Provo's 1954 baseball team, one of the state's finest, were, left to right, row 1: Paul Dalebout, Dean Jensen, LaVere Perry, Brian Goldsworthy, Bruce Belliston, Kayle Cloward. Row 2: Melvin Thompson, Fred Tarran, Glendon Hatch, Kay Lewis, Dale Lewis, Paul Johnson, Joe Baird, Richard James. Row 3: Bryce Nelson, Raymond Anderson, Don Stubbs, Eric Carter, Dan Vernon, Kenneth Reed, Dick Page, Ronald Morain. Members of the tennis squad were, left to right, kneeling: Dick Lee, Jay McGregor, Mike Kammermeyer. Standing: Thell Day, Bob Blackley, Arvel Hemenway, Gary Russell, Lloyd Prestwich. Brent Sperry was absent when the picture was taken. P.H.S. Racket Squad Wrestling And Track Members of the PHS wrestling team were, row 1: Murray Johnson, Jess Hollerman, David Berry, Gene Reid, Jay Young, Owen Draper, Jack Reid. Row 2: Coach Frank Witney, Neal Peay, Larry Strong, LeRoy Davies, Arkade Spencer, John Gat-enby. Row 3: Grant Draper, Roger Sorenson, Reed Saxey, Johnny Nichol, Elmo Johnson, Clyde Stev-ensen. Row 4: Rodney Kimball, Richard Ewell, John Jorgensen, Robert Heringer, Joe Dewey. Row 5: Ed Firmage, Bob Boardman, David Long, Jay Chappie, Lloyd Prestwich, Lorraine Staheli. Coach Frank Witney, extreme right, chatted with PHS grapplers who entered the state meet, left to right, Rodney Kimball, David Berry, and Grant Draper. David Berry, PHS wrestling captain, applied a pinning combination on his opponent from Wasatch during the Boys’ Jamboree. Took Men Of Steel Provo High School sprinters Arvel Hemenway, Robert Gardner, Norman Miller, and Jon Taylor, left to right, sped up the track after a practice start. Wayne Beesley, PHS javelin ace, cocked his arm before sending the spear on a long ride. Making up the Provo High School track team were left to right, row 1: Francis Mooney, Roger Sorensen, Larry Strong, Keith Barrett, Arkade Spencer, Jack Reid, Joe Dewey, Robert Gardner, Bob Boardman, John Gatenby. Row 2: Norman Miller, Cordell Anderson, Bruce Brown, Bob Mitchell, David Berry, Murray Johnson, Jay Chappel, Gene Reid, David Jeppson, Arlan Jeppson, Wayne Beesley, LeRoy Davies, Lorraine Staheli. Row 3: Coach Frank Witney, David Harness, Neal Peay, Dale Madsen, Walter Prothero, Bill Mitchell, Arvel Hemenway, Lynn Gleaves, Jon Taylor, Verl Morgan, Charles Norman, Rodney Kimball, Dave Snyder, David Long, David Halladay, Ronald Irvin, Coach Max Warner. Byron Rasmussen and Ed Firmage were absent when the picture was taken. OMj auiN 113V RICHARD STURGIS JOAN MADSEN Preferred Man Queen of Girls' Day Ninety-Four THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE, PAT CLAYTON MELVIN THOMPSON Homecoming Queen King of Boys' Day KINGS AND QUEENS FOR A DAY “Doin' What Comes Naturally” was the theme of the sophomore assembly. It was appropriately carried out by the cast members. Left to right: Carol Hafen, Barbara Larsen, Mary Ann Nelson, Janice Sorensen, Geniel Schemensky, Janese Clinger, Carol Lee Snow, lla Kay Halladay, Claude Nielsen, Patty Bingham. THE NIGHT IS YOUNG Dancing in stocking feet was fun at the sophomore dance, but several couples thought their shoes might get taken if they removed them. After four years of effort the band finally purchased their new uniforms. Many of the students who worked to raise money for them were students of former years who did not have a chance to see or wear them. Money was raised by holding concerts, selling magazine subscriptions, soliciting merchants, selling candy and from student donations. KOVO reporters — Toni Madsen, Lamont Tyler, and Ruth Ellen Jones - informed the public of the happenings on the Provo High campus. In observance of National Newspaper Week the Provonian set up a display in the halls. Row 1: Sharon Harris, Maxine Housekeeper, Lee Dimick, Gwyn Worthen, Terry Williams. Row 1: Barbara Milner, Toni Madsen, Colleen Barber, Joan Madsen, Margret Paterson. Row 2: Melvina Buiow, Diane Whitehead, Nelma Jean Powelson. Pat Clayton had the privilege of reigning as Homecoming Queen. Mayor Love presented her with flowers the night of the football game. Mary Jo Paramore and Joan Madsen served as attendants. “Turn back the hands of time” set the scene for the alumni assembly. Row 1: Jerry Thomas, David Worthen, Dick Hansen, Paul Groesbeck, Jan Bee. Row 2: RoseMary Andrus, Nadine Jones, Karen Keith, Kay Brockbank, Sharon Patton, LaRene Wright, Mary Helen Frampton, Ann Shipley, Janet Beck, Mary Jo Paramore, Row 3: George King, Brian Goldsworthy, Dick Bullock, Paul Johnson. We Welcomed Our Alumni The Bulldogs played hard at the homecoming game, but the Granite Farmers came out on top with a victory of 19-13. Ninety-Nine The “I Speak for Democracy” contest, held in November, aroused much interest throughout the school. Winners from Provo High were Sally Thorne, Kaye Burrup, and Anne Boel. “United Nations” contest winners were Kaye Burrup and Karen Dixon. Alternate was DiAnne Price. Glendon Hatch received honors on the all-state basketball team. One Hundred The Debate teams were great. On their way to the regional meet, they encountered an accident, which forced their withdrawal from the competition. Members were, left to right, row 1: Chuck Glasgow, Margie Yarroll, Joan McCall, Sherry Hiatt. Row 2: Ouanda Goad, Anne Boel, Patty Joy Hiatt, Marcia Allen. Row 3: George King, Miss Kirkham, and Gary Nelson. Lamont Tyler, Provo High’s student manager, was chosen by the faculty to represent the school at the Salt Lake Rotary Club Youth Conference, a three-day convention which was held in March for Utah’s outstanding high school seniors. Chuck Glasgow took the award at the state meet for being the outstanding actor. LAUREL WINNERS Readings, re-told stories, pantomimes, and the one-act play were all taken to the state meet. Those who participated were, left to right: Toni Madsen, Chuck Glasgow, Pat Beazer. Row 2: Gary Anderson, Carol Lee Snow, Sterling Litchfield. Row 3: Gary Nelson, David Borget, Ted Bills, Earl Farley, Newell Perry. The state drama meet was attended by, left to right, row 1: Margie Yarroll, Carol Murdock, George King, Jo Ann Alger. Row 2: Anne Boel, Erlene Hawkins, Sally Thorne, Richard Ewell. Row 3: Mary Ann Nelson, Jeannine Hawke, and David Worthen. FALL FANTASY Preferred Man, Richard Sturgis, helped his date, Lynette Anderson, into the car before going to the dance. They had the time of their lives, and it was a night neither one will forget. Laughter and gayety filled the gym as the couples danced on November 20 at the Preference Ball. Who will be my partner for the Preference Bair’ was the question asked by many inquisitive boys and girls. The list always caused confusion and curiosity. Autumn Serenade,” dedicated to Preferred Man, Richard Sturgis, was sung by Betty Lou Fleming, Diana Creer, and Jo Ann Harding. One Hundred Two The “oId bar room was the scene of the Boys' Day Assembly. Shown here were: Greg Gosar, Gary Nelson, Gary Anderson, Richard Menlove, and George King. Boys Had Their Day La Rene Wright placed the crown on the Boys' Day King, Melvin Thompson. Boxing was one of the main features of the Boys' Jamboree. One Hundred Three “Spring Daze” was the theme of the dance. Pastel balloons, pink blossoms, a lily pool, and a lover’s bench were in harmony with the dainty spring formats worn by the girls. Joan Madsen reigned as Girls’ Day Queen. Al Jean Allen, Erlynne Wright, Coreen Harden and Janet Beck, from left, served as her attendants. The latest fashions were modeled by girls in the sewing classes. Styles for morning, noon and night were featured. Joan Williams, Mary Gwyn Goodman, and Norma Leavitt were a few of the models. Girls who went to the tea were greeted by Shirlene Jones, Mrs. Taylor, Joan Madsen, Dana Kay Boswell, Jannine Hawke, Mrs. Allred, Mrs. Hayward, Miss Scott and Marsha Bray. SPRING DAZE The assembly, a story of two American sailors in Venice, was colorful with spritely songs and dances. Co-chairmen of the fashion show, Sally Corleissen and Marilyn Ross, gave Mrs. Howell a corsage for her advice and help. Toni Madsen and Marion Ashby, co-chairmen of the assembly, were aided by Joe Dewy and David Snyder in putting up the props. Dan Webb sang to La Dawn Noble as Anna Salerno played her violin. Listening were: Rosemary Andrus, Patty Hiatt, Karen Keith, Kay Peirpont, Ouanda Goad, Sherry Hiatt, Kay Brockbank, Mary Helen Frampton, Marsha Bray, Ronald Morain, Antoine Harris, Mary Cox. Row 1: Lilly Blackburn, LaRene Wright, Mary Joe Paramore, Connie Kerby, Marguerite Madsen, Shirley Andersen, Mary Carol Wayman, Coreen Harden, Karen Trcgagle, Maxine Housekeeper, Jeri Henrie. Row 2: Betty Lou Fleming, Shirley Potter, Jerry Hal-laday, Jeri Walker, Lynette Anderson, JoAnn Bullock, Lorna Smeath, Janet Beck, Louise Snow, Diana Smith, Norma Larsen, Donna Nicolson, Karen Dixon, Ethel Watts, Annice Nelson, Dana Kay Boswall. Senior Decorations Portrayed Making the assembly a success were Jo Ella DeWolf and Steve Gam, who wrote and directed the performance, with Margene Gadd in charge of the sets. Backstage students caused a great commotion before the senior assembly started. Trimming the tree was one of the most exciting parts of decorating for the dance. Gloria Paramore complimented LaRene Wright, dance chairman, on the success of the Senior Hop. FROST ENCHANTMENT” Music rang through the air as the couples danced December 11 at the Wasatch gym. A night club was the setting of the senior assembly. Ed Firmage, Gary Heiner, and Cordell Anderson watched the floorshow. OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY Putting props on stage for “Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was part of the job. “Put emphasis into your part” was drilled and drilled into members of the play until they knew exactly what to do. George King, Kay Lewis, and Marian Ashby worked hard to put over their performance. As stage manager, Joe Dewy was on the job for everything — plays, assemblies, and dance revue. Steward.........................Dick Lee Mrs. Skinner Di Ann Price Cornelia Otis Skinner Marion Ashby Emily Kimbrough Charles Glasglow Purser Theodore Bills Dick Winters ..............Gary Anderson Admiral....................George King Harriet St. John.. Mary Carol Way man Winifred Blaugh Pat Beazer Leo McEvoy Kay Lewis Inspector Bonnie Barker Therese ...............Carol Snow Madame Elisee Ruth Ellen Jones Monsieur DaLa Croix Bill Bordeaux Window Cleaner.............Newell Perry Director. Rae Mona Kirkham Assistant Director Marilyn Mitchell Sound Phil Speckart Sets ..............................Lloyd Prestwich David Jeppson Stage Crew...................Joe Dewey The contest play, “The Informer,” won a superior rating and helped to bring the Sweep-stakes drama award to Provo High for the fifth straight year. Shown here were Kay Lewis, David Worthen, Chuck Glasglow, and Margie Yarroll. Other members of the cast were Toni Madsen, Sterling Litchfield, Sally Thorne, Gordon Murdock, and Bonnie Barker. Evelyn Heath, Mary Ann Nelson, had an ab-normal fear of birds. The climax was reached W when Evelyn thought their was a bird loose in W the house. The daughter, played by Carol Lee Snow, showed her Skipper, a pet bird. Ann Proctor Margie Yarroll Lee Procter...................Carol Lee Snow Hilda.....................................Kaye Burrup Rev. Dr. Shaw..............Sterling Litchfield Aunt Martha Procter Di Ann Price Marian Blake Jo Ann Bullock Dan Procter Doug Purvance Douglas Procter Dave Worthen John..........................Chuck Glasglow Evelyn Heath ................. Mary Ann Nelson Frank Dow Lloyd Prestwich Mrs. Dow Ann Bo el Miss Phodest Pat Beazer Cass Tracy Brent Sperry e 1.3 VJ0W ■tvr The junior trio sang “Bell Bottom Blues. ” It contributed to the theme which was Oblivion Blues. OBLIVION The members of the cast gave an outstanding performance. They were: row I: Marilyn Vincent, Ann Boel, Sarah Gessford, DiAnn Price, Ann Tuller, Afton Burnside, Carolyn Lord, Fred Dunford, Keith Barrett, David Terry, Barbara Coon, Dana Kay Boswell, Eileen Crathorn, Karen Tregeagle, Terry Williams, Colleen Pace, Sharon Patton, Donna Nicholson. Row 2: Glenda Laubon, Marilyn Hamblin, Chaudette Sundwall, Kaye Burrup, Keith Scott, Bonnie Oss, Annette Deaton, Deanne Sorenson, Carol Boyden, Annice Nelson, lla Kerby, Marian Jensen, Janet Groneman, Dorothy Strong, Molly Allred. Row 3: Karen Dixon, Mary Morgan, Bill Bordeaux, Gary Anderson, Greg Gosar, Wynston Sumpter, Marilyn Dean, Kent Christopherson, Colleen Barber. In the midst of blue were Annice Nelson, Pat Johnson, Kent Christopherson, Mary Morgan, and Carrol Wasden. From a precarious perch, Ardis Vickland secured a They were chairmen of the assembly and dance. basketball net with crepe paper. Bryce Nielson, top, and Wynston Sumpter ran overhanging crepe for a heavily decorated hall. BLUES Bill Bordeaux and partner led the promenade, the main feature of the Prom. Girls who served at the tea were busy all the time. Stuffed animals looked almost real. When sitting by them it was as if they were looking over your shoulder. Provo High’s banner was carried by girls in green. At every parade they led the band and floats from PHS. One Hundred Twelve Immunization day brought forth moans and groans, but as a preventive measure the shots were worth the pain. Students in Mr. Young's heredity classes found out whether their blood type was positive or negative. Besides being editor of the yearbook, Don Woodward also was photographer. He took and developed many pictures for the ’54 Provost. One Hundred Thirteen THEY WROTE, Provonian editor, Anne Wood, strove to make the school paper the best it had ever been. Members of the staff enjoyed working under her direction as they had a big job to accomplish. Staff members were always ready fo do their besI and under Ann't supervision, the newspaper was excellent Seated: Joleen Cole, Anne Bo el, Claudette Sundwall, Don Woodward, Lamont Tyler. Boyd Jolley, Chuck Glasgow, VVynsfon Sumpter, De Ann Sumner, Norma Larson. Standing: Anne Wood, Wayne Carle, Advisor. Above: Behind the lines before each publication the staff members were very busy. Dummies had to be made for each page. Dee Ann Sumner and Norma Larsen made the final check on the copy. Right: Staff members of the paper were always working hard. Don Woodward, Boyd Jolley, Ann Boel, and Dee Ann Sumner were caught during one of their busy moments. WROTE, AND WROTE Interesting and important news was published by the Provonian staff. Their efforts were far from useless. Students looked forward each week to the day the school paper would be distributed. When the paper came out each week it had to be distributed to each of the rooms. Anne Wood, Claudette Sundwell, and Anne Bo el were on their way to do just that. Mr. Carle, Provonian advisor, was enlarging one of the pictures for an issue of the paper. His advice and suggestions were invaluable to the members of the staff who looked to him for guidance. On their regular trips to the Springville Art City Publishers, the Provonian staff found the leaded page dummies very interesting. Examination and explanation gave a further understanding of printing. Left to right: Creed Weight, Clarin Ashby, Jolene Cole, Chuck Glasgow, Dean Bird, and Wynston Sumpter. Ned Robey showed Chuck Glasgow and Wynston Sumpter the functions of the printing press. One Hundred Seventeen The student directory was one of the important publications of PHS, as friends and dates could be easily contacted by the use of the Prolog. Row 1: Nancy Westergard, Ted Taylor, Barbara Larsen, Marjorie Murray, Pat Losee, Aleane Smith, Molly Allred. Row 2: Charlene Bingham, Evelyn Frand-son, Donna House, Donna Draper, Carol Van Ausdal, Ronald Norton. Row 3: Clark Bowler, Voneal Roundy, DeAnn Hardy, Francis Groneman, Dick Watkins, Clair Rees, Gene Reid. Row 4: LaMar Mecham, Wayne Carle, Advisor. Barbara Larsen, Prolog editor, had the job of collecting and alphabetizing the names of all students registered at Provo High. Pictured below: Names were typed and retyped for the Prolog in order that they might all be correct. Alene Smith, Dick Watkins, and Pat Losee worked to get the directory published. STUDENT TALENT AND Poems, short stories, and essays written by students were compiled in the Scribbler. Photographs and art work also made up an important part of the magazine. Row 1: Joleen Cole, Pat Beazer, Karma Hunter, Kaye Burrup, Lynette Anderson. Row 2: See Bon Wong, Ronald Irvin, Mary Morgan, Boyd Jolley, Michael Kammermeyer, Sally Thorne. Scribbler editor. Karma Hunter, organized and directed the publication of the literary magazine. One Hundred Eighteen Carm° ?“nh°”'Dorothy Moore, LoRene M’ller, Jerry Walk,, M OW 2 K° n Scot, o«r 3: Joon Spoony h Y Ho' D. Lna Ann CarTr ,D°Vid UOW ' Mory Cox, Carol Fmloy.on, Mr. Uoyd ®°m R° 4 Cloy Jo SELLING MADE EASY Going over their display in retail merchandising La Rene Wright and Nancy Harding found some lovely articles. The purpose of the Distributive Education Club was to foster skill in salesmanship. Displays were arranged and exhibited by its members. Jobs were more easily obtained because of the club. Boyd Jolley and Dee Ann Sumner looked over the finished edition of the Provonian. In the background Chuck Glasgow got the camera ready to take pictures. The Hi Scribes was organized for the betterment of journalistic understanding and social activities. , VVayne Carle, advisor; LaMont Tyler, Norma Larson, Anne Wood, R°w Sundwall, Boyd Jolley, Jolene Cole, Anne Bo el. Row 2: Karma blunter Chuck Glasgow, Wynston Sumpter, DeAnn Cummer. One Hundred Nineteen Working on the layouts was the daily job of JoElla Do Wolf. She handled clubs and organizations, and activities; Pal Boozer, departments; Joleen Cole, clubs and organization; and Mary Cox, departments. They worked hard and fast to meet all deadlines. Checking on the pictures for the class section were Alan Harris, Jerry Ann Halladay, and Steve Gam. Alan took charge of seniors; Jerry Ann, juniors; and Steven, sophomores. After Lou Ann Rigby wrote the copy for the Provost, it had to be checked for errors by Mrs. Taylor. Row I: Jill Clark, Pat Boozer, Jo Ella DeWolf, Jerry Halloday, Margene Gadd. Row 2: LouAnn Rigby, Mr. Rigby, advisor; Joleen Cole, Elaine Herman, Mary Cox, Marilyn Ross, Carolyn Casper, Steve Gam. Row 3: Boyd Jolley, Lamont Tyler, Mr. Bunnell, trainee; Don Wodword. ORIES Lower left: Yearbook salesmen worked hard and fast to sell over 700 copies of the Provost. They were: Row 1: LaDawn Noble, Pat Beazer, Annice Nelson, Barbara Larsen. Row 2: Coreen Harden, Sharon Patton, LaRene Wright, Jill Clarke, Ardis Vicklund, Chuck Glasgow, Greg Gosar, Leslie Fecheser. Lower right. Yearbook sales were under the direction of Jo Ann Bullock, business manager; Mr. Kenner, business advisor; and Brian Goldsworthy, assistant business manager. Staff members worked hard to get the yearbook to the publishers on time. There were many things which had to be learned. They collected hints and helps as the year rolled to an end. Don, the editor, gave help and encouragement as it was needed. At the end of the year it was a thrill to see the finished edition. Students and staff members alike will cherish the book of P H S memories. Yearbook sections were ably taken care of by Jill Clarke, opening; La-mont Tyler, sports; and Marilyn Ross, activities. Mr. Rigby, Provost advisor, made sure the class knew the deadlines for each section. Without his help and advice the Provost would not have been finished on time. Boyd Jolley, Margene Gadd, art editors; Mr. Rigby, advisor; and Don Woodward, editor, viewed one of the color photographs that were used in the yearbook. PRO AND CONS Row 1, left to right: George King, Ouanda Goad, Georgia Her-ringer, Chuck Glasgow. Row 2: Margie Yarroll, Joan McCall, Pat Beazer, Gary Gammon, James Petterley. Row 3: Carol Woods, Kaye Burrup, Nancy Westergard, Marsha Allen, Cherie Hiatt. Row 4: Bill Bordeaux, Miss Kirkham, Merlene Roberts, Cloy Johnson, Wynston Sumpter. Debators gave their pros and cons on the question “Should the President of United States be elected by the direct vote of the people? In the spring they were able to go to the Weber College meet. From listening to experienced debaters, they absorbed many helpful ideas. Thespians, the school’s drama club, was very active. Officers led the club in parties, initiations, a banquet, an assembly, a dance, and a three-act play. They worked together for fine entertainment. Row 1: Margie Yarroll, president; George King, vice president; Pat Beazer, Gary Anderson, Carol Lee Snow. Row 2: Marilyn Mitchell, Lynette Anderson, Mary Joe Paramore, Erlynne Wright, Mary Carol Wayman, Merlene Roberts. Row 3: Ann Bo el, secretary, Miss Rae Mona Kirkham, advisor; Jone White, Marian Ashby, Jill Clark. Row 4: Sally Thorne, Bill Bordeaux, Clay Johnson, Gordon Murdock. THESPIANS The German Club, made up of members from Mr. Bartholomew’s German class, met at intervals to have parties and listen to speakers. The language was spoken at all of the meetings, and history and adventure furnished topics for discussion. Row 1: Joan Shirk, Bonnie Jean Oss, Nancy Nordeen, Trudy Samuelsen, Sally Thorne, Row 2: Kay Hatch, Madge Evans, Sharlene Boswell, Myrna Weeks. Row 3: Earle Bird, Steve Gam, Jack Clarkson, James Thorne. Row 4: Dean Hennison, Tommy Jensen, Dahl Trotter, Lawrence Pay. Row 5: Wyn-ston Sumpter, Fred Dunford, Mary Cox, Nancy Condon. Row 6: Douglas Gordon, David Terry, Judy Daynes, Marilyn Guy-man. Row 7: David Worthen, Ernest Boyd, James Rooney, Algie Hearns. Back: Joel Sherry, president; Nancy Garleg, Mr. Bartholomew, advisor. BROTHERHOOD panish Club members had many festivities. A hristmas party with a Spanish theme was one f the highlights of the year. AMONG NATIONS GIRLS HAD THEIR CLUBS Progroms were planned for all senior girls, and meetings were held every third Sunday of the month. Among some of the speakers were Mrs. Norma Rae Arrington and Dr. Kazarian. Left to right: Connie Kerby, secretary; Pat Beazer, social chairman; Norma Larsen, reporter; Barbara Markham, president; and Lynette Anderson, vice president, of the Phi Gamma Psi. Participation in the Dance Revue was the climax of the year’s study and practice by Dance Club members. Row 1: Joan Madsen, Toni Madsen, president; Diana Vincent, vice president; Pat Beazer, Jo Ann Bullock, Norma Scherer, Ann Shipley. Row 2: Melvina Buiow, Louise Cox, Anna Salerno, Jerry Halladay, Shirley Potter, Mary Morgan, Marilyn Dean, Dorothy Strong, Kaye Burrup. Row 3: Jerry Henrie, Chioe Ann Madsen, Betty Moulton, Kathryn Budge, Connie Marshall, Nelma Jean Powelson Jone White, Carol Hafen, Molly Allred. Row 4: Mary Ann Nelson, Geniel Schemensky, Diana Whitehead, Connie Jensen, Sylvia Manton, Glenda Loubon, Sara Gessford. One Hundred Twenty-Four UP AND OVER Row 1: Marilyn Ferrell, Juanita Madsen, Deanne Sorensen, Margaret Huish, Scott Coles, Ann Shipley, Paul Groesbeck, Ronald Madsen, Jerry Thomas, Dick Bullock, Bill Beecroft, JoAnn Bullock. Row 2: Jay McGregor, Dick Lee, Gary Rasmussen, Lloyd Prestwitch, Pat Clayton, Pat Beazer, Diane Smith, Mary Carol Wayman, Ramona Richards, Lois Olsen, Erlynne Wright, Coreen Harden. Row 3: Mr. Hughes, Sterling Litchfield, Gary Peterson, Jan Bee, Howard Reed, John Gatenby, Ed Firmage, Jess Hollerman, David Worthen, Jay Burnham, Kent Christopherson, Antoine Harris. All winter sports were sponsored by the Ski Club. This included tobogganing as well as skiing. Members were excused one-half day from school in order to participate in the annual skiing events. A float was entered by the members in the Christmas parade. Richard Sturgis and David Stone had the privilege of raising “Old Glory” so that the students could honor and pay it their allegiance. “Service” was the motto carried out by the Key Club, an organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Provo. Row 1: Keith Scott, Don Jensen, Wyn-ston Sumpter, Ray Madsen. Row 2: Therald Wernz, Kay Bennet, Gordon Murdock, Micheal Weeks. Row 3: Jimmy Carter, Richard Sturgis, David Stone. SERVICE WAS THEIRS Hundred Twenty-Five GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ Senior girls served as Girls’ captains in the organization. Problems of the girls could be taken to their captains for solution. Through the organization the girls became more united. Row 1: Nancy Harding, Aria Clegg, Shirley Davidson, Cherie Hutchison. Row 2: LaRene Wright, Lois Olsen, Madelyn Mills, Diana Snow. Row 3: Pat Clayton, Louise Snow, Lorna Smeath, Dorothy Hopkins. Row 4: Barbara Markham, Diana Creer, Gloria Johnson, Marlene Thatcher. Row 5: Joan McCall, Lou Ann Rigby, Jeri Walker, Margo Boswell. Row 1: LaDawn Noble, Toni Madsen, Norma Scherer, JoAnn Bullock, Erlynne Wright, Georgia Heringer. Row 2: Mary Carol Way man, Pat Beazer, Diana Smith, Marguerite Madsen, Nancy Westergard. Row 3: Marilyn Ross, Lynette Anderson, Karma Hunter, Alice Corleissen, Louise Larsen, Joleen Cole. Row 1: Coreen Harden, Janet Anderson, Deanne Anderson, Dorthy Moore. Row 2: Diana Vincent, Kay Brockbank, Carma Bott, Connie Kerby. Standing: Charlene Prestwich, Marilyn Van Lau-ven. Row 3: Joan Harding, Donna Lee, Jerry Halliday, LaRae Peterson. Row 4: Gloria Para-more, Ouanda Goad, Ann Jones, Norma Larsen, Mary Cox. Row 5: Margaret Salerno, Ann Salerno, Lilly Blackburn, Marian Ashby. One Hundred Twenty-Six ORGANIZATION Throughout the year activities for the girls of RHS were led by Joan Madsen and the other officers. The year started with a “backwards” party held at the Utahna. Meetings were held during the year to inform the girls of coming events and teach them points of living. Left to right: Jeanine Hawke, secretary; Joan Madsen, president; Dana Boswell, vice president. The Boys' Organization, whose aim was guidance and instruction, presented the Boys’ Jamboree on February 5, 1954. They also arranged the meeting at which Dr. Royden Braithwaite spoke on personal problems. Left to right: Arvel Hemmingway, secretary; Byron Rasmussen, president; Greg Gosar, vice president. One Hundred Twenty-Seven ST '' THEY WERE LIMBER During half-time at some of the games, spectators were entertained by thrilling backbends and leaps displayed by the Tumblers. Center, row 1: Jerry Henrie, Donna Nicol-sen, Karen Dixon, Sharon Patton, Dana Kay Boswell. Row 2: Maxine Housekeeper, Annice Nelson. Row 3: Karen Tregeagle. Bottom, row 1: Dana Kay Boswell, Karen Tregeagle, Karen Dixon, Marilyn Freestone, Annice Nelson, Jerry Henrie, Maxine Housekeeper, Donna Nicholson. Row 2: Sharon Patton, Ethel Watts, Annette Deaton. Twirlers participated in half-time activities and parades. Their talents added life and color to the entertainment. Lindalie Austin, Lois Olsen, Kaye Burrup, Rosemary Andrus, Sue Jenkins, Karen Dixon, Marsha Bray. Top left, row 1: Marsha Bray, Kaye Burrup, Rosemary Andrus, Sue Jenkins. Row 2: Gwen Mecham, Karen Dixon, Lois Olsen, Lindalie Austin, Sandra Cameran. FARMERS AND CAMERAMEN Row 1: Everett Carney, Jay Barker, Delose Carter, Phillip Hink-ley, Stanley Nuttall, Edward Peay, LaMar Mecham, Kent Olsen. Row 2: Kenneth Carter, Thomas Bott, Gary Carter, Harold Paul-son,Merlin Johnson, Ronald Farley. Row 3: Wayne Bona, Robert Warwood, Johnny Nicoles, David Long, Jay Coombs, Jimmy Fisher, Jay Chappel. Row 4: Don Ward, LeRoy Watkins, Forest McKinnon, David Elliott, Jack Ferre, Fred Cornaby, advisor; Wayne Scott, Peter Davies. Boys who wanted a farming background belonged to the FFA. They sponsored a Christmas float in the annual parade. In March Gwyn Worthen was sent to Salt Lake City to reperesent them as FFA Sweetheart. Backstage were boys who got little thanks for all their work. Lights, sound, and movies were taken care of by the Projectionests. Left to right: Philip Speckart, LeRoy Jackson, Mr. Bartholomew, Kenneth Bliss, Bob Bricky. One Hundred Twenty-Nine During the basketball season, “Let's go to the tournament” was the slogan of the student body. The team didn’t get to go, but the boys tried their best. Up at seven o'clock and to school by eight to march and march and march was the life of a Pep Club girl. Marches were originated by members, and Diana Snow led them. Ouanda Goad, president; Margurite Madsen, vice president; and Marian Ashby, secretary, planned a banquet for the Lettermen and Pep Club. An assembly and a dance were sponsored by the club. At the last game members wished they could march again at a game for Provo High. Row 1: Marguerite Madsen, Ouanda Goad, Marian Ashby, JoAnn Bullock, Nancy Westergard, Erlynne Wright. Row 2: Carma Hunter, Louise Snow, Joan McCall, Lou Ann Rigby, Alice Corleissen. Row 3: Mary Jo Paramore, Lynette Anderson, Margie Yarroll, Donna Lee, Pat Beazer, Norma Scherer. Coreen Harden, Kathie Elliot, Lois Olsen, Toni Madsen, LaDawn Noble. Row 2: Diana Vincent, Joan Madsen, Connie Kerby, Carma Bott, Mary Cox. Row 3: Joleen Cole, Mary Carol Way-man, Madilynn Mills, Glenice Lamb, Nancy Ladle. Row 1: Lorna Smeath, Anne Wood, Louise Snow, Kay Brockbank, Diana Snow. Row 2: Pat Clayton, Shirley Davidson, Shirlene Jones, Hanne Raunholt, Dian Smith. Row 3: Anna Salerno, Margaret Salerno, Norma Larsen, JoAnn Harding, Barbara Markham. One Hundred Thirty Jess Hollermon and Don Fields, members of the lettermen's Club, swept the gym floor before the team played. Pep Club girls practiced and practiced. It was hard most of the time, but at the games the spectators always enjoyed their marches. The comedy boxing bouts created laughter for all those watching. Boys stacked up on one onother always made for laughs. MARCHING ALONG TOGETHER The boys who were able to excel in athletics become members of the Lettermen’t Club. Hundred Thirty- One Hundred Thirty-Three THE ADVERTISERS ON THE FOLLOWING PAGES HAVE SUPPORTED PROVO HIGH . . . patronize the stores that have your school’s interest at heart. One Hundred Thirty-Four C ASTLETON’S Four dolls from CASTLETON'S. Undo Lee Austin in ROSE MARIE REID swimsuit. . . . Jane Westwood modeling WHITE STAG seafarer jacket and clam-diggers. . . . Dolly McWire also in WHITE STAG outfit. .. . and Annette Deaton in JANTZEN swimsuit. BRADSHAW AUTO PARTS 333 West Center Street Provo, Utah Gary Anderson . . . Dressed up in a Campus Togs Sportcoat, La ImwLV Jolla Slacks and Joyce Shoes .. . Dave Worthen ... Cool and comfortable in Lancer Shirt, LaJolla Slacks and Freeman Shoes. COMMERCIAL TIRE SERVICE GOODYEAR TIRES — RECAPPING — BATTERIES 1461 North State Street Provo, Utah For the climax of a perfect evening, visit the . . . 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SWANK JEWELRY . . . 116 West Center Street. TAYLOR’S Men: Paul Groesbeck and Tom Norton are wearing JANTZEN S new color in Karafleece, Champagne . . . created especially to wear with both Charcoal Grey and Charcoal Brown. Norma Scherer is wearing JANTZEN S black short sleeve cardigan and skirt to match — Karafleece . . . Pat Beazer models blue intrigue bat-wing-sleeve with petal collar, also a JANTZEN detachable collar with pearl and rhinestone trim, all Karafleece . . . the skirt Karaflannel to match. One Hundred Forty RANDALL’S-KELSCH’S PROVO'S FINEST SHOE STORE AND SHOE REPAIR SERVICE 154 West Center Street Phone 707 GLEN BROS. MUSIC BENNETT’S When you wont a phonograph record, a sheet of COLORIZER PAINT — GLASS — WALLPAPER music, a piano, or a large bass horn, just drop in at and SPORTING GOODS GLEN BROS., 57 North University Ave. 277 West Center Street Phone 160 Utah Valley Furniture Co. 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Seminary Graduate Aigne, Glenda Girls Organization Allen, Aljean Assemblies Fashion Review Junior Prom Committee Andersen, Cordell Transferred from California Football Letterman s Club Assemblies Anderson, Dienna Phi Gamma Psi Seminary Graduate Girls Captain Secretarial Assistant Anderson, Janet Phi Gamma Psi Girls Captain Secretarial Assistant Seminary Graduate Anderson, Lynette Jr. Class Secretary Vice-President, Phi Gamma Psi Provost Salesman Floats Seminary Graduate Thespians Debate Club Legislative Council Pep Club Provost Salesman Girls Captain Scribbler Staff Asemblies Committies D. A. C. Anderson, Ronald Base Ball Letterman s Club Anderson, Shirley Assemblies Fashion Review Ashby,Marian Thespian Treasurer Phi Gamma Psi D. A. C. “Connecticut Yankee Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Pep Club Secretary Bagley, Garth Seminary Graduate Barker, Bonnie Thespian Cheerleader Pro Log Staff Dance Review Our Hearts Were Young ond Gay Ski Club D. A. C. Assemblies Floats Barker, Jay F. F. A. Beazer, Pat Thespian Scribe Phi Gamma Psi Soc. Chairman Sk. Club Debate Club Dance Club and Reviews Wings of the Morning Engaged Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Pep Club Provost Staff Scribbler Staff Girls Captain Provost Salesman D. A. C. Assemblies A Cappella Girls State Beck, Janet Cheerleader Seminary Graduate Class Parties Junior Prom Committee Sk. Club A Cappella D. A. C. Phi Gamma Psi Dance Review Assemblies Double Trio Floats Beecroft, Bill Ski Club Asemblies Bee, Jan Junior Class President Student Body Vice President Assemblies Bernardi, Barbra Legislative Council Phi Gamma Psi Co-Chairman Mothers and Daughters Tea Girls Captain Secretarial Assistant Dance Review Berry, David Football Wrestling Team Co-Captain Letterman's Club Assemblies Second Place State Wrestling Bills, Theodore Thespian A Cappella Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Letterman's Club 54 Golf Team Co-Captain Football Assemblies Binder, Christa Orchestra Seminary Graduate Phi Gamma Psi Blackburn, Lily Transfered from Cedar High Pep Club Phi Gamma Psi Assemblies Boswell, Margo Phi Gamma Psi Girls Captain Preference Ball Chairman Seminary Graduate Fashion Review Leglislative Council D. A. C. Floats Boswell, Sharlene Vice Pres, of German Club Girls Captain Seminary Graduate Phi Gamma Psi Assemblies Secretarial Assistant Bott, Carma D. Seminary Graduate Dance Review Fashion Review Girls Captain D. E. C. 54 Phi Gamma Psi Pep Club Assemblies Boyack, Paul Seminary Graduate Braithwaite, Lee 3 years on Basketball Team Brockbank, Kay Pep Club Phi Gamma Psi Seminary Graduate Sk. Club Assemblies Dance Review D.A.C. Girls Captain A Cappella Girls Concert Chorus Jr. Prom Committee Brown, Galia Girls Organization Brown, Mary Ann Assemblies Phi Gamma Psi Fashion Review Bullock, Dick Legislative Council Cheerleaders Ski Clubs Floats Golf Assembly Bullock, JoAnn Business Manager of Yearbook Secretarial Assistant Bookstore Assistant Assemblies D. A. C. Sk. Club Phi Gamma Psi Girls Concert Chorus Pep Club Co-Chairman of Jr. Prom Girls Captain Seminary Graduate Floats Dance Committee Dance Review Dance Club Cahoon, Barbra D. E. C. Phi Gamma Psi Secretarial Assistant Cameron, Stan Key Club Seminary Graduate Assemblies Jr. Prom Committee Floats Carter, Vona Dee Seminary Graduate Seminary Speaker P. T. A. Play Casper, Carolyn Yearbook Staff Floats Posters One Hundred Forty-Eight Chapman, Carol Seminary Graduate Phi Gamma Psi D. E. C. Fashion Review Christensen, Peggy D. A. C. Seminary Graduate Phi Gamma Psi Fashion Review Christiansen, Sherry Phi Gamma Psi Girls Organization Girls Concert Chorus Dance Review Speech meet Clarke, Jill Legislative Council Dance Review Assemblies Thespians A Cappella D. A. C. Yearbook Salesman Phi Gamma Psi Clarkson, Jack E. Secretary of German Club Concert Band Orchestra Assemblies Chemistry Assistant Carter, James Key Club Seminary Graduate Clayton, Pat D. A. C. Assemblies Floats Seminary Graduate Dance Review Phi Gamma Psi Ski Club Pep Club Homecoming Queen Girls Captain Clegg, Aria Legislative Council Seminary Graduate Secretary of Spanish Club Girls Captain Floats Costumes for School Play Clegg, Kenneth Seminary Graduate Concert Band Pep Band Radio Programs Phi Gamma Psi A Cappella Seminary Graduate German Club Girls Club Condon, Nancy Louise Phi Gamma Psi A Cappella Seminary Graduate German Club Girls Concert Chorus Cole, Joleen Provonian Scribbler Yearbook D. A C. Pep Club Dance Review Hi Scribes Assemblies Jr. Prom Committee Phi Gamma Psi Girls Captain Commercial Contest Coles, Scott C. Key Club Sk. Club Assemblies Jr. Prom Committee Coon, Lisa Ann Orchestra D. A. C. Corleissen, Alice Phi Gamma Psi Pep Club Thespian Dance Review Fashion Review Contest Play, Silver Nails’ D. A C. Assemblies Secretarial Assistant Girls Captain Committees Cox, Mary Seminary Graduate Pep Club D. E.C. Phi Gamma Psi Girls Captain Assemblies Provost Staff German Club Pro Log Staff Floats Creer, Diana Legislative Council Seminary Graduate Seminary Scholarship Girls Captain Assemblies Phi Gamma Psi Floats Committees Dalebout, Paul Assemblies Captain of Football Team Basketball Baseball Tennis Letterman’s Club Seminary Graduate Davidson, Shirley Seminary Graduate Seminary Scholarship Pep Club Phi Gamma Psi Davies, Peter A Cappella F. F. A. Seminary Graduate DeWolf, Jo Ella Chairman Senior Assembly Dance Review Yearbook Staff D. A. C. Thespian Committee Floats Dixon, Shirley Seminary Graduate Phi Gamma Psi D.E.C. Dove, La Joy Assemblies Girls Organization Spanish Club Floats Durrant, Colleen A Cappella Phi Gamma Psi D.E.C. Eastman, Bud Transfer from Davis Eggertson, Coy Pro Log Staff Assembly Phi Gamma Psi D. A. C. D. E.C. Radio Program Fashion Review Elliott, Kathy Transfer from B. Y. U. Pep Club Phi Gamma Psi Fawcett, Neil Boys Organization Ferrer, Jack F. F. A. Field, Don Football Band Baseball Letterman’s Club Firmage, Ed Legislative Council President Letterman’s Club Wrestling Ski Club Seminary Graduate Debate Club Senior Commitee Fleming, Betty Lou Seminary Graduate Assemblies Dance Review A Cappella Frampton, Mary Helen Floats Seminary Graduate Seminary Scholarship Assemblies Dance Review A Cappella Jr. Prom Dance Committee D.A.C. Phi Gamma Psi Varsity Cheerleader Girls Concert Chorus Frandsen, Laura Concert Band Seminary Graduate Assemblies Pep Band Gadd, Margene Seminary Graduate Yearbook Staff Phi Gamma Psi Assemblies Gammon, Gary Debate Club Assembly Garn, Stephen Transfer from Ogden High School Senior Assembly Chairman D.E.C. German Club Yearbook Staff Goad, Ouanda Spanish Club Vice-President Debate Club Phi Gamma Psi Pep Club President Girls' Captain Secretarial Assistant Assemblies One Hundred Forty-Nine Glasgow Chuck Assemblies Thespian Debate Club D. A. C. Hi Scribes A Cappella Yearbook Salesman Scribbler Staff Our Hearts Were Young and Gay The Informer Radio Programs Floats Provoian Staff Goad, Ouida Secretarial Assistant G. A. A. Groesbeck, Paul Floats D. E. C. Ski Club Vice President Cheerleader Assemblies Band Hafen, Raymond H. Seminary Graduate Ski Club Hales, Robert Projection Club Lab Assistant Halladay, Jerry Ann Seminary Groduate D. A. C. Dance Club Yearbook Staff Scribbler Staff Committees Girls Captain Phi Gamma Psi Hansen, Richard Transfer from B. Y. High School Assemblies Harden, Coreen Assemblies Fashion Show Dance Review Seminary Graduate Phi Gamma Psi Ski Club Girls Captain Harding, Nancy Jo Assemblies Seminary Groduate D. A. C. D. E.C. Phi Gamma Psi Legislative Council Floats Girls Captain Harding, JoAnn Senior Vice President Assemblies Pep Club F. F. A. Queen Attendant Seminary Groduate Seminary Scholarship Phi Gamma Psi Girls Captain A Cappella Senior Float Harris, Alan Yearbook Staff Senior Committee Chairman Senior Float Harris, Antoine Orchestra Wrestling Ski Club Golf Harris, Jerry Lettermen's Club Football Track Laboratory Assistant Radiation Monitor Hatch, Beth Phi Gammo Psi D. E. C. D. A .C. Assemblies Radio Programs Hatch, Glendon Basketball Baseball Tennis A Cappella Assemblies Lettermen's Club Hatch, Kay Transfer from Lincoln High School Phi Gamma Psi German Club Hinckley, Phillip F. F. A. Ski Club Assemblies Seminary Graduate Heringer, Georgia Secretarial Assistant Debate Club Secretary Girls Captain Radio Programs Assemblies Herman, Elaine Seminary Graduate Yearbook Staff Posters Hollerman, Jess Assemblies Lettermen's Club Ski Club Football Basketball Baseball Wrestling Band Hunter, Karma Scribbler Editor Provonian Staff Seminary Graduate Assembly Chairman High Scribe President Pro Log Staff Phi Gamma Psi Float Legislative Council Girls Captain D. A. C. Pep Club Red Cross Assistant Editor Scribbler Ivie, Virgil O. Seminary Graduate D. E. C. Jenkins, Sue Transfer from Illinois Pro Log Staff Assemblies Cheerleader Twirler Phi Gamma Psi Ski Club Jenson, Don Legislative Council Seminary Graduate Key Club Jensen, Leon Seminary Graduate D. E. C. Jeppson, Arlan Assemblies Football Basketball Track A Cappella Johnson, Brant Transfer from Lincoln Band Assemblies Seminary Graduate Johnson, Cloy Debate Club Thespians D. E.C. Assemblies Transfer from B. Y. High Johnson, Elmo Johnson, Gloria Floats D. A. C. D. E. C. Committees Phi Gamma Psi Girls Captain Assemblies Johnson, Stan Football Track Basketball Assemblies Lettermen's Club Transfer from Carbon Jolley, Calvin Seminary Graduate Assemblies Sophomore Basketball Jones, Ann Seminary Graduate Seminary Scholarship D. A. C. Ladle, Nancy Pep Club Girls Captain D. A. C. Seminary Graduate Phi Gamma Psi Assemblies Floats Lamb, Glenice Phi Gamma Psi Pep Club Seminary Graduate Assemblies Girls Captain Secretarial Assistants Larson, Louise Girls' Concert Chorus Seminary Graduate Phi Gamma Psi Pep Club Girls Captain Assemblies Larsen, Norma Seminary Graduate Seminary Scholarship Pro Log Staff Provonian Staff Business Manager G. A. A. D. A. C. Pep Club Girls Captain Hi Scribes Scribbler Staff A Cappella Girls' Concert Chorus Dance Review Phi Gamma Psi Reporter Assemblies Radio Programs One Hundred Fifty Leavett, Norma Jean Seminary Graduate Debate Club D. E.C. Assemblies Dance Review Phi Gamma Psi Lee, Donna Legislative Council D.E.C. D. A. C. Pep Club Junior Prom Committee Girls Captain Lenhardt, Victor Transfer from Germany German Club Lewis, Dale Lettermen's Club Football Basketball Baseball Captain Lewis, Kay Basketball Baseball Footboll Assemblies Lettermen's Club A Cappella Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Lichfield, Sterling Seminary Graduate Orchestra Kanteen President The Informer Ski Club Thespian Lord, Marilyn Seminary Graduate Girls Table Tennis Champion Phi Gamma Psi G. A. A. Madsen, Evan Transfer from Denmark Footboll Club Madsen, Joan Sophomore Class President Girls Organization President Dance Club Secretary Pep Club Sk. Club Assemblies Chairman of Sophomore Float Homecoming Attendant Madsen, Juanita Assemblies D. A. C. Ski Club Dance Review Girls Organization Speech Meet Madsen, Marguerite Legislative Council Secretarial Assistant Senior Class Secretary Pep Club Vice President Phi Gamma Psi D. A. C. Floats Assemblies Seminary Graduate Girls Captain Committees Madsen, Ray Legislative Council Float Key Club President A Cappella Radio Programs Seminary Graduate Madsen, Ronald Ski Club Laboratory Assistant Madsen, Toni Pep Club President of Dance Club KOVO Reporter Phi Gamma Psi Floats Girls Captain Co-Chairman of Girls Day Co-Chairmon of Jr. Prom D. A. C. The Informer Assemblies Thespian Mangum, Edlyn Girls Concert Chorus Manwell, Gayle D. A. C. A Cappella Seminary Graduate Phi Gamma Psi Assemblies Committees Marain, Ronald Legislative Council Football Baseball Assemblies Band Vice President A Cappella Markham, Barbara Legislative Council Seminary Graduate Pep Club Girls Captain Phi Gamma Psi President Assemblies Pro Log Staff D. A. C. Committees Dance Review Mazurie, Martin Floats Representative to the Indian School McCall, Joan Debate Club Catholic Seminary Graduate Pep Club Assemblies G. A. A. Secretary Phi Gamma Psi D. A. C. Committees Dance Review Mecham, Gwen Transfer from Springville High Secretarial Assistant Twirlers Club Dance Review Girls Captain Mecham, LaMar F.F.A. Reporter F.F.A. Judging Team Mecham, Lola Marie Debate Club Dance Review Seminary Graduate Girls Captain Phi Gamma Psi D.E.C. Secretary Miller, Marilyn Seminary Graduate Assemblies D.A.C. D.E.C. Pro Log Staff Mills, Madelyn Pep Club Girls Captain Seminary Graduate Assemblies Dance Review Mitchell, Marilyn Thespian Seminary Graduate Assemblies Phi Gamma Psi D.A.C. Teen Canteen Officer Art Award Student Director Moore, Dorothy Seminary Graduate Girls Captain Phi Gamma Psi Vice-President, D.E.C. Moulton, Margie Seminary Graduate Phi Gamma Psi Mower, Richard Football Lettermen's Club Murdock, Gordon R. D.E.C. Publicity Chairman Key Club Lettermen's Club Thespians Assemblies Winterset Waiting for Lefty Band Orchestra Seminary Groduate Noble, La Dawn Girls Captain Dance Review and Club Thespians Pep Club Phi Gamma Psi Yearbook Salesman Floats Co-Chairman of Preference Ball Seminary Graduate Nordgren, Michael B. Committees Floats Radio Program Norton, Tom Floats D. E.C Nusink, David Football Olson, Lois D.A.C. Secretary of Ski Club Pep Club President of Twirlers Assemblies Dance Club Floats Girls Captain Olsen, Robert Seminary Graduate Assemblies Olson, Doris D. E. C. D. A. C. Phi Gamma Psi Orton, Phyllis Seminary Graduate Phi Gamma Psi Fashion Review One Hundred Fifty-One Poramore, Gloria Legislative Council Sophomore Secretary Secretarial Assistant Senior Graduation Committee Seminary Graduate A Coppella Secretarial Assistant Dance Review Dance Committees Girls Captain Paramore, Mary Jo Legislative Council Board of Control Student Body Secretary Pep Club Homecoming Queen Attendant Assemblies Committees Dance Review Thespian A Cappella School Plays Phi Gamma Psi Paulsen, Harold Seminary Graduate Assemblies F. F. A. Perkins, La Vina Secretarial Assistant Perry, Jay Letterman's Club Football Peterson, Gary Ski Club Radio Programs Committees Floats Assemblies Peterson, LaRae Seminary Graduate Girls Organization Phoenix, Bob Transfer from B. Y. High Ski Club Pons, Ronald D. E. C. Potter, Shirley Phi Gamma Psi Senior Assembly Girls Day Dance Dance Club Transfer from Wenatchee, Wash. Prestwich, Lloyd Ski Club Letterman’s Club Football Wrestling Price, Karen Assemblies Seminary Graduate Secretarial Assistant Floats Rasmussen, Bill Seminary Graduate Ski Club Raunholt, Hanne Dance Review Pep Club Spanish Club Assemblies Rasmussen, Byron Lettermen s Club Football Wrestling Sr. Assembly Boys Organization President Beard Growing Contest Winner Richins, Arlis Seminary Graduate Rigby, Lou Ann Yearbook Staff Pep Club Seminary Graduate Phi Gamma Psi Dance Committee Girls Captain Assemblies Girls’ Concert Chorus Reed, Howard Ski Club Seminary Graduate Orchestra A Cappella Roberts, Merlene Spanish Club Thespian Plays Radio Program Seminary Graduate Assemblies Secretarial Assistants Ross, Marilyn Spanish Club Assemblies Floats D. A. C. Phi Gamma Psi Girls' Captain Provost Staff Fashion Review Chairman Dance Committees Salerno, Anna Marie Phi Gamma Psi Pep Club Assemblies Floats Girls Captain Spanish Club Dance Review and Club D. A C. A Cappella Committees Salerno, Margaret Phi Gamma Psi Pep Club Girls Captain D. A. C. Secretarial Assistant Orchestra Assemblies Finals in U. N. Contest Scherer, Norma Assemblies D. A. C. Secretarial Assistant A Cappella Phi Gamma Psi Thespians Pep Club Dance Committees Girls Concert Chorus Donee Review and Club Girls Captain Floats Schultz, Van Seminary Graduate Scott, Karen Seminary Graduate Assemblies D. A C. D. E.C. Scott, Leon Seminary Graduate Spanish Club Vice President Sherry, Joel Legislative Council German Club President Ski Club Floats Sayersdahl, Emiline Girls Organization Captain Girls Basketball Team Sayersdahl, Jeraldine Girls Organization Basketball Shipley, Ann Cheerleader Legislative Council Ski Club Jr. Prom Co-Chairman Seminary Graduate Assemblies Floats Dance Review and Club Fashion Review A Cappella Girls Captain D. A. C. Shurtleff, Lloyd Seminary Graduate Spanish Club Key Club Assemblies Disc Jockey of the Month Singleton, Ray Legislative Council Assemblies A Cappella Floats Snow, Claude Seminary Graduate Key Club and Secretary Snow, Diana Seminary Groduate March Leader of Pep Club Assemblies Girls Captain Dance Review Snow, Louise Seminary Groduate D. A. C. Assemblies Pep Club Phi Gamma Psi Girls Captain Dance Review Float Fashion Review Smeath, Lorna Seminary Graduote Pep Club Dance Review Assemblies D. A. C. Girls Captain Phi Gamma Psi Float A Cappella Tarran, Fred Assembly 53 Floats Thatcher, Marlene Seminary Scholarship Assemblies Phi Gamma Psi Accompanist for Singing Groups Girls Captain Terry, Garth Plays, Winterset” Ski Club One Hundred Fifty-Two Thompson, Melvin Lettermen’s Club Assemblies Monager for Football Manager for Basketball Boys' Day King Basketball Team Thorn, Jim Seminary Graduate Key Club Germon Club Laboratory Assistant Tyler, Lamont Board of Control Legislative Council Student Manager Provonian Staff Pro Log Staff Provost Staff KOVO Reporter Seminary Graduate Hi Scribes Scribbler Staff Van Leuven, Marilyn D. A. C. Assemblies Seminary Graduate Dance Review Phi Gamma Psi Committees Girls Captain Fashion Review Vernon, Lawrence Seminary Graduate Vincent, Diane Pep Club Phi Gamma Psi Ski Club Vice President of Dance Club Assemblies Co-Chairman of Girls Day Dance Walker, Geraldene Floats Committees D.E.C. Phi Gamma Psi Girls Captain Assemblies Westergard, Nancy Pep Club Debate Club Phi Gommo Psi Girls Captain Senior Editor of Pro Log Whitehead, Armand German Club Projection Club Key Club Assemblies Laboratory Assistant Wilcox, Sharlene Commercial Typing Contest Band Seminary Graduate Girls Captain Wilde, Wayne Floats Seminary Graduate D. A C. Golf Kanteen Officer F. F. A. Letterman's Club Williams, David Debate Ski Club Wong, See Bon Transfer from China Wood, Anne Editor of Provonian Vice Pres, of Girls Organization Editor of Pro Log Secretary of D. A. C. Dance Review Scribbler Poetry Editor Seminary Graduate Thespian Phi Gamma Psi A Cappella • ep Club Legislative Council Board of Control Debate Club Hi Scribes Assemblies Committees Assemblies Seminary Graduate Secretarial Assistant Floats Dance Review Wright, LaRene Legislative Council Senior Committee Assemblies Floats Phi Gamma Psi Girls Captain D. E. C. President D. A C. Office Help Seminary Graduate Yarroll, Margie Legislative Council Assemblies President of Thespians Phi Gamma Psi Pep Club Debate Young, Jay Lettermen's Club Wrestling Young, Lee D.E.C. Assemblies Young, Mary Alice Dance Reviews Phi Gamma Psi Orchestra Watkins, Carol Seminary Graduate Wayman, Mary Corol Legislative Council Junior Class Vice President D. A C. Debate Club Thespian Club Sk. Club Pep Club Dance Club Phi Gamma Psi Dance Review Seminary Graduate Girls Captain Assemblies Floats A Cappella Committees Webb, Dan Assemblies A Cappella Seminary Graduate Football Team Wernz, Therald D. A. C. Key Club D.E.C Floats Assembly Seminary Graduate Woodward, Don Provonian Staff Business Manager, Provonian Editor Scribbler Provost Editor Hi Scribes D. A. C. Legislative Council Board of Control Worthen, David Key Club Sk. Club Board of Control Legislative Council Assemblies Plays German Club Floats Student Body President Radiation Monitor Boys State Wright, Erlynne Drama Festival Heod First” D. A. C. Thespians Ski Club Pep Club Girls Captain Dance Committees Silver Nails Our Hearts Were Young and Gay [INDEX] -A- Abbott. Donna May—43 Ainge. Lee Glenda Alger, JoAnne—64. 101 Allen. AlJean—14,48. 104 Allen, Joyce Allen. Marcia—65. 100 Allman. Glenn—29. 67 Allman. Jimmie—14. 62 Allman, Mary—68 Allred. Duane—55 Allred. Fred—66. 84 Allred. Molly—55. 118. 124 Allred. Philip—30. 68 Ammons. Frank Andersen. Cordell—44. 76. 78. I 3 1.91. 107 Anderson. Courtney Anderson. David—66 Anderson Dean Anderson. Dienna—42, 126 Anderson. Gary—58, 122, 138, 101 .108 Anderson. Geraldine Anderson. Guy—30. 60 Anderson. Janet—47, 126 Anderson. Jerry—59 Anderson, Keith—62 Anderson. Larry—32. 30, 61 Anderson. Lynette—29. 41. 118, 122, 124. 126. 130. 144. 102. 105 Anderson. Neil Anderson, Penny—69 Anderson. Raymond—63. 88 Anderson, Ronald—131 Anderson. Roy—67. 71 Anderson. Sharen—61 Anderson. Shirley—46. 105 Andrus. Rose Mary—29. 68. 128, 85. 99. 105 Arbenz. George Argyle. Brenda Asay. Donald—64 Asay. Jack—40 Ashby. Marian—29.46. 122. 126. 130 105. 108 Ashley. Ernestine—14. 61 Atwood. Rose Lee Austin, Lindalie—29,64.85, 128. 137 -B- Bagley, Garth—45 Bailey. Sheila—19, 69 Baird. Joe—68. 79. 88 Baker. Evalyn—56 Baker, Johanna—14, 67 Baker. Janice—58 Ball, Doris—55 Ball. Norman—62 Barber. Colleen—29, 56, 98 Bardsley. Lillian—48 Barker, Bonnie—29. 45. 108 Barker. Jay—43, 129 Barnett. Fred Barney. Joan—68 Barrett. Keith—56. 78, 91 Barrett. Richard Barrett. Ruth—71 Barrett, Shirley—68 Barrett. Vernon—60 Baum. Cleo—58 Baum. Giles Baum. Robert—61 Baxter. Laree—29, 68 Beazer, Pat—29.40.118.120.122 124 121 125. 126. 130. 142. 101. 108. 109 Beck. Janet—29. 24. 49. 144. 99. 86. 104. 105 Bee. Jan—14. 15. 30.41,22. 125,99 Beecroft. Bill—42. 125, 144 Beesley. Wayne—30, 60. 78, 91 Bolliston. Bruce—30. 84. 88 Bennett. Kay—29. 40. 125 Bergen, Don Bernardi. Barbara—23. 44 Bernardi. Mary Jean—58 Berry. David—53. 76. 77. 78. 90. 131.91 Bethers, Dale—69 Bills. Theordore—29. 42. 46. 131.87. 101. 108 Binder. Christa—7 19, 39 Bingham, Charlene—67, I 18 Bingham, Jerry—58 Bingham. Pat—24, 29, 69. 96 Bird. Earle—18. 55. 123 Black. Lee—39 Blackburn, Helen—64 Blackburn. Lily—48. 126. 139, 105 Blackley. Bob—53. 80. 81.82. 83. 131. 141.89 Blackley. Nina—18. 64 Blackwell. Robert—32. 131 Bliss. Kenneth—48. 129 Blood. Elmo Boardman. Bob—90. 91 Boardman. Jack—65, 66 Bobo.Jean—29 Boel. Anne—54, 116, 117. 119. 122. 100. 101, 109 Bona. Wayne—129 Boren. Neldon—61 Bordeaux, Bill—15. 30. 63. 122, 108 Borget, David—66. 101 Boswell. Dana Kaye—54. 127. 128. 104. 105 Boswell. Margo—45, 126 Boswell. Sharlene—51. 123 Bott. Carma—40. 119. 126. 130 Bott. Tommy—129 Bowen, Ann Bowler, Clark—118 Boyack, Paul—42 Boyd. Ernest—44. 123 Boyden, Carol—61 Bradshaw. Ted Braithwaite. Lee—52. 80. 81.82 Braithwaite. Ruthmary Braun. Jerry—55. 131.87 Bray. Marsha—64, 128. 104. 105 Brickerstaff. Robert Brickey, Robert—129 Brimhall. Arden—61 Brittain, Dale Broadbent. Barbara—67 Brockbank. Kay—29. 51. 126. 130. 145.99. 105 Brown. Bruce—29. 57, 91 Brown, Doroyth—67 Brown. Gailia—47 Brown. Joan—29. 55 Brown. Mary Ann—51 Brown. Nancy—55 Brown. Ronald Buchanan, Norma—32. 55 Budge. Kathryn—29. 67, 124 Bullock, Faye Gleneva—29 Bullock. JoAnn—45. 121. 124. 126. 125. 130. 139, 109. 105 Bullock. Richard—46. 125. 138. 99. 86 Bulow, Melvina—66. 124,98 Bunnell, James Burrup. Kaye—60. 118, 122. 124, 128. 100. 109 Buttler, Darrel Burgess. Doan Burnham, Jay—58. 125 Burns. Carolyn—63 Burnside. Afton—55 -C- Cahoon. Barbara—39 Campbell. Roger—62 Cameron, Sondra—55. 128 Cameron. Stan—43 Campbell. Esther—29. 69 Campbell. Paul—63 Candland. Robert—29, 30. 32, 56 Carling, Judy—57 Carlton. Marion—29. 68 Carlton. Robert—61 Carney. Everett—63. 129 Carney. Flora—66 Carrick. Ronald Carter. Dannie Carter. DeAnn—55. 58 Carter. Delose—63. 129 Carter. Earline—70 Carter. Eric—27. 68. 79. 84. 88 Carter. Gary—61. 129 Carter. Janet Carter. Jerry Carter. Jimmy—42. 125 Carter, Kennith—18. 64. 129 Carter. Mary Jane—67 Carter. Preston Carter. Vona Dee—39 Carter. Wayne Cassingham, Eddie—19 Casper, Carolyn—42. 120 Caves. Jeff—32. 69 Chambers. Bob Chapman. Carol Chappell. Charmaine—61 Chappel. Jay—65. 79. 90. 129. 91 Chatwin. Mary—66 Chipman. Geaniel—62 Christen. Beverly—48 Christensen. Judy Christensen, Peggy—45 Christeansen. Danielle—32. 68 Christiansen. Sherey—29 Christopherson. Kent—56. 125 Clark. Emma Lou—65 Clark. Gary—55. 80. 82. 84 Clark. Sylvia—65 Clarke. Jill—7. 14. 47. 120, 121, 122 Clarkson. Jack— 30. 39. 123 Clayton. Patricia—42. 125. 130.99. 94 Clayton, Rex—52 Clayton. Shirl Clegg. Aria—14.41. 126 Clegg. Halvor—54 Clegg. Jean—57 Clegg. Kenneth—48 Clinger. Janece—66. 96 Cloward. Kayle—16. 67. 79. 84, 88 Cluff. Jack—69 Cluff. Jerry—55 Cobia, James Noel Cochran. Joyce—62 Cole. Joleen— 14. 42. I 16. 11 7. 118. 119, 120. 126. 130 Coles, Kent—67 Coles, Scott—42. 125 Collard. Leland—63 Colunga. Adam—67 Colunga, Elizabeth—56 Condon. Nancy—29.47, 123 Cook. Annette—14. 47 Coombs. Jay—61, 129 Coombs, Wilford Coon. Barbara—58. 98 Coon, Lisa Ann—32, 44 Corleissen. Alice—39. 126. 130. 145, 105 Couch. Deanna—29. 65. 69 Cowley. Jerry Cowley. Wayne—30 Cox, Beverly Cox. Eudora—69 Cox. Judy—27, 65 Cox. Louise—29. 65. 124 Cox. Mary—43. I 19. 120. 123. 126. 130. 105 Craythorn, Eiloen—59 Creer, Diana—29. 47, 126. 102 Croft. Faye—32. 58 Croft. Margie Curtis. Bob—68 One Hundred Fifty-Four -D- Dahle. June—32, 69 Dalebout. Paul—29. 49. 76. 78. 80. 81 82. 131.88 Daley. Diclc—30. 63 Daley. Jim—70 Davidson. Deon—67 Davidson. Shirley—126, 130 Davies, David—129 Davies, Lenoi Davies. LeRoy—90. 91 Davies. Paul Davies. Peter—29. 49, 77, 78 Davis. Beth—64 Davis. Darlene Davis. Glenda—29. 67 Davis, Joan—67 Davis, Keith—46 Davis, Peter Davis. Ronald—60 Day, Paul—14, 30. 84 Day. Thell—67. 89 Daynes. Judy—19. 32. 68. 123 Dean. Marilyn—59. 124 Deaton. Annette—60. 128, 137 Do La Mare. Richard De StJoor, Dale Dewey. Joe—64. 79. 90. 91, 105. 108 De Wolf. Clark—63 De Wolf. Jo Ella—44. 120. 106.98 Dillingham, Jo Ann Dimick. Lee—54. 98 Dimick, Reed Dix La Wona—59 Dixon. Karen—58. 128. 100, 105 Dixon. Shirley—39 Dorius, Sydney—61 Dove. Deon—29. 63. 78. 131 Dove. La Joy Draper. Donna—65. 69. 118. 123 Dove. Marvin Draper. Grant—90 Draper. Lucille—63 Draper. Owen—53. 90 Duke. Pauline—60 Dunford. Fred—19. 58. 123 Dunn, Heber—32 Durrant, Colleen—29, 44 Durtschi, Beldon -E- Eastman, La Vine Edwards. Lucille—68 Edwards. Peggy—58 Edwards, Ralph—58 Eggertsen. Coy—50 Ellertson, Lee—54 Elliot. Carol—60 Elliott. David—63, 129 Elliott. Julie—68 Elliott, Kathleen—130 Elliott, Kenny English. Joanne—66 Erekson, Arlene S. Evans. Clyde—61 Evans. Madge—19. 57. 123. 143.98 Ewell. Richard—63. 90, 101 -F- Facer, Norman—20. 30 Farley. Earl—63. 101 Farley, Lewis—61 Farley, Nancy—67 Farley. Ronald—29. 63. 129 Farrer, Ralph—46. 56 Faulkner. Richard Fawcett, Neil Fecheser, Leslie—29.67, 85. 121, 145 Fohr, Dennis—69 Fehr, Gary—59 Fenn, Larry—63 Ferre. Jack—129 Ferguson, Beverly Ferguson, Mary Lynn—58 Forrell. Marilyn—62, 125 Fetterley. James—61, 122 Field. Donald—39. 75, 131 Field. Sharlene—68 Finlayson, Carol—119 Finlayson. Coleen—66 Firmage. Ed—29. 39. 45. 52. 90. 125. 131. 139.107 Fisher. Charlotte—55 Fisher. Jimmy—129 Fitzgerald. Scott—58 Fleming. Betty—29. 47, 102 Fletcher. Beverly—55 Ford. Joyce—63 Ford. LaRue—55 Ford. LoRetta—65 Ford. Randal Fox. Lynn—60 Frampton. Mary Helen—29, 40. 99, 86. 105 Frandsen. Daniel—67 Frandsen. Evelyn—70. I 18 Frandsen, Laura—46 Freeston. Marilyn—14,60. 128 Fryer. Kenneth—30 Fullmer. Virgil—55 -G- Gadd. Margene—47, 120, 121, 106 Gale. Virginia—68 Gammon, Gary—53. 122 Gammon. Gay—63 Gardner. Robert—77, 78. 91 Garleg. Nancy—123 Garn. Steve—47. 119, 120, 123. 106 Garrick, Clair—68 Gatenby. Bob Gatenby. John—56,90. 125,91 Geldmacher. Raymond Gessford. Sara—60. 124 Gifford. Rodelle—59 Giles, Alma—51 Gilson, Gayla Gilson. Richard—29, 56 Glasgow. Chuck—47. 117. 119. 121, 122. 101. 100. 109, 108 Gleaves. Lynn—68. 79. 80. 81.82, 83. 91 Goad. L. A. Goad. Ouanda—19. 44. 122. 130. 100. 105 Goad. Ouida—23, 45. 126 Goldsworthy. Brian—30. 56, 80. 82. 84. 121, 131, 141.99. 88 Goodman. Mary Gwen—59. 104 Gorden, Glade—63 Gordon. Douglas C.—44. 123 Gosar. Greg—32. 29. 59. 121. 127. 131, 145 103 Green. Charlotte—55 Greenhalgh, Jinean—66 Greiner, Charles—30. 66 Griffin. De Loa—71 Griffiths, Sylvia—32, 69 Groneman. Frances—70, I 18 Groneman, Janet—58 Groesbeck. Paul—30. 47. 125, 142. 99, 86 Gurr, Carl Gurule, Raymon Guymon, Eldon—30, 51 Guymon, Marilyn—59, 123 -H- Hafen, Carol—64. 124,96 Hafen, Raymond—49 Hales. Robert—45 Holladay, David—71,79. 81.91 Halladay, lla Kay—66,96 Halladay, Jerry Ann—124, 126, 120 Hallerman, Belva Hamblin, Marilyn—61 Hansen, Janice—57 Hansen. Joyce—60 Hanson. Larry—61 Hanson, Richard—30. 51. 139,99 Hanson, Richard—43 Harden. Coreen—41. 121, 125, 126, 130, 104, 105 Harden. Bryan—58 Harding, Betty—67 Harding. JoAnn—14. 43.38. 126, 130. 102, 106 Harding, Nancy Jo—39, 119. 126 Hardman, La Voy—30. 32 Hardman, Virginia—68 Hardy, DeAnn—118 Harmon. Alan Harness. David—77, 131,91 Harris, Alan—45, 51, 120 Harris, Antoine—42, 125, 105 Harris, Linda—65 Harris, Jerry—14. 42, 76, 131, 78 139 Harris. Leland—59 Harris, Sharon—55. 98 Harris, Sheila—29, 69 Harshman, Virginia Harvey, Richard—67 Harward, Darrell Harward. Melvin Harward, Val Hassenfrita. Joyce Hatch. Beth—9, 39 Hatch. Glen—28. 29, 52. 80. 81.82. 83. 131. 144. 88. 100 Hatch. Kay—39. 123 Hatch, Norietta—61 Hawke. Jannine—14, 66, 127, 101, 104 Hawkins, Earlene—64. 101 Hawkins, Paul Haynie, Ann—69, 123 Hearne. Algie—55, 123 Heiner, Gary—50. 107 Hemenway, Arvel—14, 30, 67, 84, 79, 127, 89, 91 Henrickson. Mary Jo—32, 65 Hennison, Dean—123 Henrie, Jerry—24,62, 124, 128, 105 Heringer, Georgia—41. 122, 126 Heringer, Robert—46. 49, 90 Herman, Elaine—49, 120 Hiatt, Patty Joy—61, 123, 100, 105 Hiatt, Sherry—29. 19. 67. 122, 100, 105 Hickman. Jane—29. 67 Higgins, Joan—62 Hinckley, Lee Ann—69 Hinckley, Mike—47 Hinckley. Nanette—29, 68 Hinckley. Phillip—50, 129 Hinkins, Pat Hintze, Deanne—30, 58 Hintze, Harold—30 Hollerman, Belva—29, 32 Hollerman, Jess—41,75. 77, 78.90, 125, 131 Holt. Nelda—59 Holm, Kenneth—60 Horn, Barry—6. 7. 71 Homer. Leland—78 Hone. Glenna—32, 65 Hopkins, Dorothy—42, 126 Horton, Arnold——60, 78, 131 One Hundred Fifty-Five House. Donne—32. 64. 118 Housekeeper. Maxine—60. 128.98. 105 Hoover. Jeanette—49 Howell. Wally—50. 76. 78 Hughes. Stella—71 Huish, Margaret—59, 125. 141 Hunter. Karma—29. 41. I 18. I 19. 126. 130 Hutchings, Von Hutchison. Cherie—39. 126 -I- Innes. Saundra—65 Irvin. Ronald—79. 118. 91 Isom. Sharron—61 Ivie. Evelyn—56 Ivie, Virgil—44 Ivie. Virgil—51 -J- Jackson, Charmaine—62 Jackson. Le Roy—63. 129 Jackson. Tim—61 Jacobsen. Fay—29. 58 Jaggi. Sally—69 James. Allen James.Lonnie—63 James. Richard—70. 79. 84. 88 Jarvis, Tony Jense. Tommy Jenkins. Sue—27. 43. 128 Jensen, Bill—46. 63 Jensen. Bonnie—58 Jensen. Connie—64. 69, 124 Jensen. Dean—46, 61.80, 88 Jensen. Don—14. 46. 125 Jensen. Janone—60 Jensen. Jeraldine—71 Jensen. Leon—45 Jensen Marian—61 Jensen. Tommy—64. 123 Jeppson. Arlan—29. 39. 139.91 Jeppson. David—29. 64. 70. 91, 108 Johnson. Annette—60 Johnson. Bill Johnson. Brant—30. 51 Johnson. Cloy—43. I 19. 122 Johnson. Donald Joe—50 Johnson. Donna—67 Johnson. Elmo—53, 78. 90 Johnson. Gary—58 Johnson. Gloria—20. 46. 119, 126 Johnson, Gregg—71 Johnson, Joyce—56 Johnson. Larnel—71. 123 Johnson. Merlin—20.1 29 Johnson. Murray—67. 79. 90. 91 Johnson. Paul—59, 76. 77, 78. 80. 82. 84. 131.99. 88 Johnson. Richard Johnson. Ronald—60 Johnson. Rose Zella—60 Johnson. Royle—71 Johnson. Stanley—44, 76. 78. 131 Johnansen. Del Ray Johnston. Marilyn—22. 57 Johnston. Norma Johnston. Patricia—30. 61 Jolley. Boyd—56. I 16. 118. 119. 120. 121 Jolley. Calvin—14,45. 139 Jones. Ann—44. 126 Jones. Nadine—47 Jones. Nadine—28. 29. 99 Jones. Ruth Ellen—42. 108 Jones, Sam—60 Jones, Shirlene—32,44. 130. 104 Jorgensen. John—67. 79, 90 Jorgensen, Kathleen—43 Justet, Kenneth -K- Kammermeyer. Michael—32. 64. 89 I 18 Keele. Jenna Lee Keifer. Dick—30. 32, 63 Keith. Karen—28. 29. 68. 85. 99. 105 Kelson. George Kenison. Dean—71 Kerby. Connie—40. 119. 122, 124. 126. 130. 105 Kerby. Ila—58 Kimball. Rodney—69. 90. 91 Kimball. Sylvia—58 Kimber. Steve—52 Kinq. George—29. 30.47. 99.86. 101. 100. 108. 103 King. George—71.87 King. Johnnie King. Paul—14. 63 King. Ray Kingsbury. Janet—65 Kirkwood. Roberta—59 Kisan. Gerald Kling, Myrle—58 -L- Ladle. Nancy—32. 130 Lambert, Beverly—47 Lamb. Glenice—14. 44, 130 Land. Billy—71 Larsen. Barbara—29. 70, 118, I 2 1.96 Larsen, Carolyn—52 Larsen. Norma—29, 46. I 16, I 19. 124. 126, 130 Larsen. Rayanna—65 Larson. Louise—43, 105 Laws. Joyce—55 Laubon. Glenda—55, 124 Leach. Delmar—32, 29, 71 Leavitt. Norma—39. 119, 104 Leavett. Raymond Lee, Elaine Lee. Dick—29. 63. 125. 89, 108 Lee. Donna—46. 126, 130 Lee. Glenda—20. 45 Lees. Jerry Letham. Darrel—63 Leftwich, Dean Lehnardt. Fritz—14. 6. 7. 60 Lehnardt. Victor—6. 7. 14, 39 Lerwill. Annett—55 Le Vitre. Robert—30. 55 Lewis. Dale—52. 76. 78. 80. 82, 88 Lewis. David—58 Lewis. Kay—29. 28. 53. 78. 80. 82. 83. 131. 144. 88. 108. 109 Lewis. Joan Marie—63 Lewis. Margarot—65. 69 Liebhardt. Karl—30. 63 Lichfield. Sterling—50. 125, 101. 109 Linford. Joe—65, 84 Littlefield. Jack Lona. David—64. 81.90. 129.91 Losee. Patricia—57. I 18 Lord. Carolyn—29. 56 Lord. Marilyn—42 Lowe. Maxine—55 Luke. Nancy—68 Lund. Bill—30 -M- Madsen, Chloe Ann—29. 67. 124 Madsen, Dale—62, 78. 91 Madsen. Dan—29. 7 Madsen, Don—6 Madsen. Even—6. 7 Madsen, James Madsen, Joan—15. 51. 124, 128, 130.99. 104.98.94 Madsen. Juanita—41, 125 Madsen, Marguerite—20,40. 38. 126. 130. 139. 106. 105 Madsen. Ronald—47. 120 Madsen, Raymond—29, 50, 125 Madsen. Toni—48. 124. 126. 130. 138. 101, 105, 98 Majers. Nancy—68 Malstrom, Dennis Mangum. Edlyn—52 Manton. Sylvia—67. 124 Manwell. Gayle—29. 42 Marcroft, Jay—56, 131,77, 78, 87 Markham. Barbara—46. 126, 124, 130 Marshall. Connie—56. 124 Mathis. Norma—71 Mayfield. Patricia—63 Mazurie. Martin McCall. Joan—32, 41. 126. 130. 100 McCall. Jon—59 McClellan, John McClellan. La Mar—53 McClure. Joan—122 McGregor, Jay—68. 120. 141.89 McKell. Mickey—58 McKell, Jimmy—56 McKinnon. Forest—129 Mecham. Elden—30 Mecham. Gwen—45, 128 Mecham, La Mar—41, 129, I 18 Mecham. Lola—22. 48. I 19 Mendenhall. Geneel—29. 28. 64. 56 Menlove. Richard—62. 103 Meservy. Naomi—29. 56 Miller. Marilyn—39. I 19 Millet. Franklin Miller. Norman—61.78, 91 Mills, Madelyn—44. 120. 126 Millward. Robert—69 Milner. Barbara—29. 60. 98 Mitchell. Bill—63,78. 91 Mitchell. Bob—15. 64. 67, 91 Mitchell. Marilyn—47, 122, 108 Modeen. Geneal—61 Mooney. Francis—65, 71. 79,91 Moore. Dorothy—22. 42, 119, 126 Morain. Ronald—27. 28, 29. 30, 46, 75. 78. 131,88. 105 Morgan. Mary—54, I 18. 124 Morgan. Shirley—28. 29. 65 Morgan. Verl—30, 59. 91 Morley, John—30. 56 Mortenson. Max—61 Moulton. Betty—29. 67. 124 Moulton, Lyman—63 Moulton. Margie Mower, Richard—49. 77, 78 Mullins, Larry—63 Murdock, Carol Ann—65. 101 Murdock. Gorden—30. 48. 77. 78. 122. 125. 131 Murry. Marjorie—69, I 18 Muzzell, Colleen—42 -N- Nelson, Allan—57, 80, 83 Nelson. Annice—56, 121. 128. 105 Nelson. Gary—58. 100. 101. 103 Nelson. Jerry—30 Nelson, Joyce—43 Nelson, Karla—70 Nelson. Martin—69 Nelson. Mary Ann—65, 124,96, 101, 109 Nelson, Sandra—42 Nicholson. Donna—30, 18,44, 128, 105 Nicol, Johnny—90. 129 One Hundred Fifty-Six Nielsen, Bryce—56, 80, 88 Nielsen, Claude—7, 29, 71.96 Nielsen, De Ann—65 Nielsen. Jerry—63 Nielsen. Merrill Noble. La Dawn—29, 43. 121, 126. 105 130.138 Nordeen, Nancy—19, 55. 123 Nordgren. Michael—46 Norman, Charles—56. 79, 91 Norton, Ronald—22, 67, I 18 Norton, Shurlene—58 Norton, Tom—41, 142 Nusink, David—53 Nusink, Joanne—61 Nuttall. Carol—63 Nuttall, Clark—68 Nuttall. Stanley—129 -O- Okey, Bob—30, 68 Okey. John—30, 55 Olds. Chester—30, 66 Olsen, Kent—129 Olsen. Larry—61 Olsen. Lois—51, 126, 128. 130 Olsen. Robert—46 Olson, Doris—50 Olson, Janet—64. 141 Orme, Don—20, 68 Orton, Jerry—53 Orton, Phyllis—43 Oss. Bonnie—29. 54. 123 -P- Pace, Alfred—61 Pace. Carol—70 Pace, Collene—58 Pace. Dora Lou—55 Page, Dick—65. 84, 88 Paramore, Gloria—29, 45, 48. 126, 107 Paramore, Mary Jo—15.29,50.99,105 122.130 Patterson, Margaret—98 Patterson, Sharon—56, 121, 128 Patton. Sharon—56,121, 128, 99 Paulsen, Harold—45, 129 Paulson, Fred—61 Pay, Lawrence—123 Pay. Neal—53,90,91 Peay, Edward—63, 129 Peay, Gary—62 Peay, Joleen—63 Peay, Nadine—29, 71 Peay, Verona—123. 71 Peck, Patricia—64 Penrod, Mary Ellen—64 Percival, Mark—30, 61 Perkins, La Vina—48 Perry, Clinton—63 Perry, Jay—39 Perry, La Vere—53. 88 Perry, Newell—61. 101, 108 Petersen, Pat—68 . Peterson, Gary—47, 125, 87 Peterson, Jim—57 Peterson, La Mar—61 Peterson, Melvin Peterson, LaRae—20,41, 127 Peterson, Nadine—56 Petroff, Roger Phillips. Ileen—70 Phoneix. Bob—47 Pierpont, Kay—28, 29, 65. 105 Pollock. John—59 Pons, Ronald—46 Potter. Shirley—48, 124 Powell, Lynn Powelson, Nelma—60, 124,98 Prestwich, Lloyd—50. 77. 78.90. 125. 131, 89. 109. 108 Prestwich, Charlene—126 Price. Di Ann—57. 100. 108. 109 Price. Karen—45 Pritchett, Dee—67 Prothero, Walter—62, 78, 91 Pulley, Ronald Purvance. Douglas—58, 109 -R- Ralstin, Mervin Rasmussen, Bill—48 Rasmussen, Byron—15, 29, 48, 76. 78. 127, 131,139 Rasmussen. Don Rasmussen, Gary—125 Rasmussen, Helen—22. 54 Rasmussen. Keith Raunholt. Hanne—6, 7, 53, 130 Reed, Howard—29. 32. 44. 125 Reed, Kennith—30, 68. 79, 84, 88 Reid, Gene—65. 79,90. 118.91 Reid. Jack—55.90.91 Rees. Clair—32, 71, 118 Rees. David Reese, Burnell Richards. Ramona—55, 125 Richins, Arlis—40 Rieske, Myrleen—65 Rigby, Lou Ann—39, 120. 126. 130 Robarge, Gary Robbins. Richard—57. 80. 82, 131. 143. 87 Robens. Diana—22. 55 � Roberts, Merlene—45. 122 Rooney, James—54, 123 Ross, Marilyn—47, 126, 121, 120, 105 Roundy, Carol Roundy. Voneal, 67, I 18 Rowe, Phil—46 Rowley. Erla—56 Rowley. Pearl—56 Russell. Gary—75. 79, 84. 89 -S- Salerno, Anna Marie—19, 29. 32. 123, 124. 126,130 Salerno. Margaret—23,32.46. 120. 130 Sampson. Douglas—61 Samuelsen. Turid—7, 29. 64. 123 Sardoni, Larry—32, 63 Saxey, Fawn—57 Saxey. Reid—90 Schemensky, Geniel—68. 124,96 Scherer. Norma—29.48, 124. 126, 130 142 Schoell. Ronald—17. 63 Schultz, Van—47 Scott, Karen—42, I 19 Scott, Keith—29, 57, 125 Scott. Leon—19. 51 Scott. Norma—70 Scott, Peggy—61 Scott, Wayne—54. 129 Session. Annette—29 Sessions, Fern—57 Seyersdahl. Emeline—51 Seyersdahl, Jearldine—42 Shell. Verl—20. 79 Sherry, Joel—46, 123 Shipley. Ann—29. 43, 124, 125, 99, 86 Shirk. Joan—56. 123 Shirk. Joe—63 Shumway, Jerry—17. 30, 63 Shurtleff. Lloyd—48 Siemer. Louis Singleton, Ray—53 Small. Jeanette—29, 71 Smeath, Lorna—29, 51, 126, 130, 146. 105 Smith, Alean—58 Smith, Diane—29.44, 125, 126. 130, 105 Smith. Eldon Smith, Lyle Smith, Marlene—57, I 18 Smith, Norma Smith, Patricia—67 Smith, Robert Snow. Betty—9, 55 Snow. Carol Lee—16. 122.96. 101. 109. 108 Snow. Claude—30. 51 Snow. Diana—41, 126. 130 Snow, Louise—24,49. 130, 146. 105 Snow, Nadine—29, 67 Snow. Neil—29, 57 Snyder, David—91, 105 Sorensen, Deanne—62. 125, 141.98 Sorensen. Janice—69. 96 Sorenson, Neva—29, 30. 32. 39 Sorenson, Roger—81.91 Sorrells. Maureen—64 Sorrells, Roy—52 Spaugy.Joan—41, 119 Speckart. Philip—30, 129. 108 Spencer. Arkade—29. 63. 90, 91 Spencer. Darwin Spencer. Elva—68 Spencer. Virginia—29. 45 Sperry. Brent—63. 80. 82, 84. 131, 109 Staheli. Lorraine—63. 77. 78, 84. 91 Stephenson, Clyde—66, 90 Steward. Geniel—58 Stewart. David—65 Stewart, J. E.—29, 48 Stone. David—15, 30. 38, 46, I 19, 125. 145. 106 Stowell. Paul—68 Strebel, Ann—66 Strong. Dorathy—57. 124 Strong, Larry—58, 77, 78. 90, 131.91 Stubbs. David—30 Stubbs, Don—30. 88 Stubbs. Wayne Stubbs. Jerry—71 Sturgis. Richard—49. 125, 144. 102,94 Sudweeks. Marjorie—68 Sumner, Dee Ann—59, I 16. I 19 Sumpter. Wynston—58. 116. I 17, I 19, 122. 123. 125 Sumsion. Frank—27, 32. 65 Sundwall. Claudette—32. 56. I 16. 117. 119 Swain, Noel -T- Tarran. Fred—49. 88 Taylor. Jon—58. 91 Tarran. Sandra—71 Taylor. Kathryn—68 Taylor. Mary Frances—67 Tayolr. Ted—71. 118 Terry, David—58, 123 Terry, Garth—47 Thatcher. Marlene—45. 126 Thayne. Sharron Thomas. Jerry—32. 55. 125. 144, 99 Thompson, Melvyn—52.78.80, 131,88, 103 94 Thomsen, Alice—7, 29. 66 Thomsen, Rita Jean—63 Thorne. Jimmy—42, 123 Thorne. Sally—29, 67. I 18. 122. 123. 100. 101 Thornton. Anita—63 Thornton. June—61 Thorson. Robert Thurston. Mayo—30 Tidwell. Jo Ann One Hundred Fifty-Seven Timothy, Paul—63 Tregeagle. Karen—32.61, 128, 105 Trotter, Dahl—123 Trujilla, Pricilla—16, 71 Tueller, Anne—29, 62 Turpin, Reynold Tyler. Lamont—15, 41. 116, 119, 120, 12 Tyler, John—30, 70 -U- Urie, Clifford—62 -V- Van Ausdal, Carol—68, 118 Van Leuven, Marilyn—42, 126 Van Leuven, Vivian—68 Van Wagoner, Anna Loye—28, 29, 66 Verbeck, Raymond—68 Vernon, Dan—70. 88 Vernon. Lawrence—50 Viertel. La Rae—58 Viklund, Ardis—58, 121. 144 Villard, Patricia June—29, 64 Vincent, Bernadind—61 Vincent, Dee Ann—60 Vincent. Diane—51. 124, 126, 130 Vincent, Marilyn—29, 54 Vincent. Sylvia—66 -W- Waisner, Maxine—I 7, 60 Walker. Geraldene—47, 119, 126 Ward, Don—58, 129 Warwood, Robert—58. 129 Wasden, Carroll—59, 144 Waters, Arlen—68 Waters, Doil Waters, Ethel—123 Waters, Lester Watkins, Carol—46 Watkins, Dick—69, 118 Watkins, James—30, 71 Watkins. LeRoy—52, 129 I. 101 Watts. Ethel—56. 128, 105 Wayman. Mary Carol—29. 44, 122, 125. 126, 130, 108, 105 Webb. Dan—28, 29. 48, 144, 105 Webb, Emma Lou—68 Webb, Fern—66 Weeks. Michael—29. 30, 32. 68. 125 Weeks. Myrna—29. 30. 32. 58. 123 Weight, Gloria—29. 32. 57 Weitzel. Louise—69 Weitzel. Sandra—32, 67 Wernz. Therald—22,48, 125 Westergard, Nancy—46, 118, 122, 126, 130 Westover, James—30, 71 Westwood. Jane—55. 137 White. Jone—65. 122, 124 White. Weston Whitehead, Armand—50 Whitehead. Diane—64, 124,98 Whitehead. Michael—63 Whiting, Patsy Whitlock, Woodrow—64, 79, 83. 84 Wightman. Phil—55 Wilcox, Jerry—32, 70 Wilcox. Sharlene—30. 44 Wilde, Jerald Wilde, Wayne—53 Wilkey. Ladd—30, 57 Wilkins. Nancy—32, 68 Williams. David—53 Williams. Gary—61 Williams. Joan—58, 104 Williams. Terry—30. 54, 145.98 Williamson, Joyce—32. 71 Williams, Virginia—63 Wind, Melvin—57 Wilson, Eugene—52 Wilson, LeAnna—55 Wilson, Merlin Wilson, Pat—61 Wilson. Ronald Wittwer, Suezanna Wolfley, Berlyn—55 Wolsey, Edward Wong. See Bon—6. 7. 47, 118 Wood. Ann—15. 50. 116, 117, 119, 130 Woods. Carol—66, 122 Woods, Russel—64. 79, 84 Woodward, Don—15, 49, 113, 116, 120, 121 Woodward, John—60 Worthen, David—15. 44. 123, 125, 138,99, 101, 109 Worthen, Gwyn—57. 129. 98 Wright. Erlynne—50, 122, 125, 126 130, 144, 104 Wright, June—66 Wright. Phyllis—66 Wright. La Rene—22, 44, 45. 119, 121, 126. 145, 99. 107, 105. 103 -Y- Yarroll. Margie—48. 122, 130, 101, 100, 109 Young. Jay—48. 90 Young,Joyce—61 Young, Julane—63 Young, Lee—42 Young. Mary Alice—32, 50 -Z- Zufelt, Dale One Hundred Fifty-Eight One Hundred Fifty-Nine Printed by the COMMUNITY PRESS Orem, Utah 1954 One Hundred Sixty