Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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 uletide harmonies caroled by a girls' chorus, consisting of approximately 140 voices from the combined choral classes of P.H.S. PAHAD Sf Through the summer of 1956 the worwers continued with feverish activity to put the final touches on the new Provo High. Thougn it was yet unfinished at the commencement ot tne school year, tne students were glad to be in their new scnool and willing to wait tor the conclusion or its consiruction. They watched with pride as the building received its finishing touches. With tne completion and dedication of the new building, the studentbody gave thanks to the school board, the contractors, the administration, and every person who had a part in presenting them with the new Provo High. The spacious gymnasium provided ample room for growth of school spirit at the basketball games and the development of muscles and coordination in gym classes. The scientists of tomorrow performed their experiments with up-to-date equipment in this modern chemistry laboratory which was an answer to a researcher's dream. The quiet atmosphere conducive to study permeated the new library. Soft bubble lighting and spacious shelves for books enabled students to study with a purpose.

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During the afternoon and evening of December 20th, 1956, an open house highlighted the pre-Christmas festivities, as the public was welcomed IT The full wall of windows provided an inspiring view of the mountains, as the girls of the clothing department fashioned their own apparel. and guided through rooms of the new Provo High School. Under the direction of Able John Peterson a concert, presented in the evening, featured WAS LI A In the new foods department, the advantages of the modern kitchen contributed an efficient atmosphere in which 10 learn the fundamentals of good cooking.

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Star of Provo High's basketball and baseball teams, Mark Clarke, capably handled his responsibilities as studentbody vice-president, which included the job of presiding over the Board of Control, and taking over the duties of the president in her absence. Lynn Fechser was the attractive first lady of Provo High. Her charming smile and winning personality gained for her the honor of being the second female studentbody president in the history of the school. In this capacity she presided over the Legislative Council, and as Provo High's highest executive, became an example for the studentbody to follow. a 10-1 o, Control Merrill Greenhalgh Junior Class President Jean Taylor Sophomore Class President Norma Hedquist Cheerleader Representative