Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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 GAtenutG, t e, Type I English II Mary D. Clark . . . directed actions of sophomore class officers; was cheerleader advisor. English IV Libbie C. Hayward ... as Dean of Girls, gave constructive counsel and guidance; planned many activities for Girls' Organization. Students in Mr. Bartholomew's class were entranced by a recording of their own voices. Browsing through the books on the shelves of Mrs. Hayward's English room, Brian Goldsworthy, Donna Nicholson, and Wynston Sumpter discovered new worlds of appreciation. English III English IV Anna S. Taylor . . . checked and corrected all Provost literary copy; encouraged participation in Elsie C. Carroll Girls' Story Contest. French I English II English I Journalism Wayne Carle . . . unsuspecting victim of This is Your Life assembly: supervised journalistic publications.

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Proposals for school improvement were passed on to the Legislative Council, which in turn took action by pledging and promoting support of the groups they represented. Members were — front row: Joyce Cochran, Deanne Hintze, Rush Sumpter, Brian Goldsworthy, Clifford Urie, Frank Sumner, Bryce Nielsen, Ralph Farrer, Greg Gosar, Jay Marcroft. Second row: Dana Kaye Boswell, Keith Barrett, Don Asay, Terry Williams, Fred Dunford, Diane Whitehead, Joanne Alger, Carol Hafen, Geniel Schemenske, Annice Nelson, Mary Morgan. Third row: Karen Dixon, Sharon Patton, Sue Hughes, Ardis Vickland, Cecilia Edwards. Fourth row: Pat Johnston, DiAnn Price, Alta Giles, Alean Smith, Eileen Craythorne, Dan Elton, Jon Taylor, Arvel Hemenway, Donna Nicholson, Michael Kammermeyer, Anne Boel, DeAnn Sumner, Kaye Burrup, Mary Jean Barnardi. Well-balanced and appetizing meals were planned and served under the direction of Amy Taylor, superintendent of the lunch program. Mary Farrer, Pauline Thorne, LaPearl Roberts, Itha Hol-lerman, and Ellen Rowberry (Mrs. Don Liddiard was not present when the picture was taken) worked long and hard to prepare tasty meals for the hungry students.

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The highlight of Mrs. Clark's English class was the weekly reading day according to Linnaea Harrison, Selene Sandburg, and Ronald Persons. Judy Carling took advantage of oral reading opportunities offered by Mrs. Taylor in her English class. Reading, recording experiences, discussing good books, and mastering spelling and punctuation were only a few of the many activities that went on in the English department. -21- English II English III German I German II Calvin H. Bartholomew . . . counseled sophomore officers; with members of projection Club presented noon movies. English III Anglish IV Milton A. Nelson . . . promoted American Education Week, was English curriculum chairman. English II Elementary Clothing I Advanced Clothing II Lois J. Howell . . . chairman of fashion review held on Girls' Day; served as senior class advisor.