Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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The office of Anna Lou Jones, Provo High’s trim, attractive secretary, served as a nerve center for the school’s many activities. Jpkeep of Provo City Schools vas under the direction of Justin Vinkler, superintendent of pounds. His job was to oversee he janitorial personnel for Provo Jity School district. Gleaming corridors and sparkling windows enhanced the beauty of Provo High’s new plant. Taking care of the grounds were Grigory An-tiquchon, Archie T. Ward, Evelyn Jessop, Ralph Scott, Glenn W. Moulton. T lhe typical school of 1958 differed from the little red school house as much as the super market differed from the old-fashioned corner grocery store. Provo’s million dollar high school, built for utility as well as beauty, served all the people of the community, not just those between the ages of fifteen and eighteen. Additional services demanded trained personnel, and Provo was fortunate in procuring administrators and workers who were well-qualified to provide these many varied services. -13-

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Students and teachers alike benefitted from the Zarman Chamberlain, Elna Perry, Mary Farrer, delicacies turned out by these women who were Krilla Olsen, Pauline Thorn, Emily Liddiard, well-skilled in the culinary art. They were LaPearl Roberts, Mary Harding, Laura Bowen. Think Hugelj of thy Brothers Need Mrs. Stella Oaks, versatile city council woman, served the city schools as general educational director. She planned the adult educational program along with other types of activity. Boyd McAffe assisted Mrs. Oaks in the field of general education. Mr. McAffe was largely responsible for planning and handling bus routes, and administering standard tests. Mrs. Amy Taylor, district supervisor of school lunches, was particularly concerned with serving meals that were adequate and nutritious, but economical enough.

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- IK Si In his capacity as studentbody president, Robert Taylor fulfilled many duties outside of his normal school activities. Aside from presiding over the studentbody, Robert was called on to represent the students of Provo High before faculty and parents as well as in civic organizations. Robert spoke many times in behalf of the students and was conscientious in his work as studentbody president. So often the office of vice-president is overlooked but it would be hard not to notice the work done by Vice-President Richard VanWagenen. Several times Richard officiated for Robert Taylor. It’s easy to see why Richard with his ready smile was so well liked by the students of Provo High. David Wright Senior Class President -14- Chuck Norton Junior Class President Robert Leanord Sophomore Class President Madeline Sumsion Girls Organization President John Chambers Boys Organization President