Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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 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.

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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.

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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