Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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The hidden wonders of life have always been -a source of intense curiosity for students. Experimenting with chemicals are Judi Johnston and Ron Hill. Mr. Reese patiently guided Brent Boyack and John Chambers into a world of factors and unknowns. Mathematics and science instructors, attempting to meet the greatest challenge of the times, led their students through endless realms of scientific conquest. Most students, realizing the responsibilities imposed upon them by mounting international rivalries, were eager to discover the answers that would help them to reach a planet or launch new satellites. Frank Chambers Algebra I and II Consumer Mathematics Rees E. Bench Chemistry Vocational Chemistry Wayne Cowley Algebra I and II Physics and Plane Geometry’

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Working with glass slides and actual specimens, Delbert Eatough, Jerry Ostler, Kent Nelson, and Mike Allen gleaned information from nature itself to complete their biology journal assignments. Realms of Cosmic Albert Johnson Biology Botany and Zoology Ivan Young Heredity Earth Sciences ScwtU. Rudolph Reese Algebra II Solid and Plane Geometry Trigonometry -26-

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Sherry Lynne Olpin, efficient and enterprising editor of the Provost, worked innumerable days and nights to help complete a yearbook that would bring to the students of Provo High many vivid and enjoyable memories. Linda Bickerstaff, business mananger and energetic salesgirl, boosted the yearbook sales to make ’58 Provost possible. Preserving Jeanine Madsen Seniors Nyleen Peay Sophomores Morris Nelson Juniors Lynne Sorensen Sophomores Larry Layman Sports Darlene Atwood Sports Kathryn Taylor Bonnie Barlow Paulette Kisan Joe Girot Organizations Organizations Organizations Art Shirley Smith Jerree Stevenso: Index Index