Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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 Edith Stimpson, elementary supervisor and Stella Oaks, supervisor of general education, worked diligently to raise the educational standards of the schools and the community. Maurine Robinson, Dorothy Woodward, and Elma Penrod helped the Board of Education by typing outgoing letters, filing information, and otherwise fulfilling their secretarial obligations. ett i £cUccatio i Principal Tregeagle found his burdens lightened through the efforts of Ross Denham, assistant principal, who faithfully performed his many duties. duties, fell under the able jurisdiction of Mrs. Anna Lou Jones. Mrs. Libby Hayward, dean of girls, was always ready to lend a friendly, helping hand and give useful advice to those who had need of her services. The responsibility of distributing college transcripts and of preparing an efficient weekly calendar, as well as many other office -15-

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Surveying the site of the new building were: Mrs. Owen Heninger; Harold J. Boyack; Spencer Madsen, Clerk of Works; Ray Murdock; Fred Markham, Architect; Algie Ballif, Milton Marshall; and J. C. Moffitt, Chairman. Thanks to a Cooperative School Board Members of the Board of Education were: Mrs. Owen Heninger; Harold J. Boyack; Ray Murdock; Algie Ballif; Milton Marshall; Merrill Christopherson; and J. C. Moffitt, Chairman. Their duties included budgeting and providing for the financial demands of the schools of Provo, hiring and managing personnel helping to solve the pressing problems confronting the schools, and planning for the present and future educational needs of every student. To the Board of Education went the heartfelt thanks of Provo Citizens, who especially appreciated the efforts of the Board to bring about the realization of their fondest dream — the construction of a new Provo High School. Dr. Whitlock, student coordinator, served the students by issuing work permits, helping them to discover their vocational interests and abilities, and participating in worthwhile educational projects throughout the school and community.

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Likable Student Officers Kaye Burrup and Greg Gosar looked over posters announcing the American Junior Red Cross Drive that was conducted at Christmas time. On the capable shoulders of Greg Gosar, studentbody president, was placed the task of directing and managing all matters pertaining to student government. He proved that he was worthy of the trust placed in him, for, under his guidance, school spirit flourished and a friendly atmosphere prevailed. Left: Mary Jean Bernardi and Gary Anderson approved the blueprints of the new building with a slight feeling of regret that they would be unable to attend high school within its walls. -16-