Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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Kathryn Rawlins Jackie Lindley Jo Ann Pace Frieda Steineckert Kenneth Jones Hope Rasmussen Fred Boyd pening Opening Departments Departments Activities Activities Art and Copy The production of the Provost required not just the work of one or a few persons. Rather, it was a co-operative effort, accomplished only with the help of many—working toward a single goal. Long hours of organizing, writing, checking, and rechecking were required of the students who were responsible. oday’s Splendors Mike Tilton Sports 7moit t. '¥ Jordon Hansen 'liotographer Cleston Rigby (right), chief yearbook advisor, aided staff members continually in making this volume of memories complete — from the first hectic day of registration to the final goodbye on the last day of school. Anna Taylor and Glen Kenner assisted in checking copy and giving financial advice to help make possible this production. To them, we, the staff, owe many thanks. Robert Olsen (left), co-editor of the 1957 Provost, proudly displayed the cake representing his All-American Award-winning yearbook. Other ’57 staff members included Sherry Olpin, Rush Sumpter, Hope Rasmussen, and Evelyn Oaks.

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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

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Under the leadership of Ted Hindmarsh, Provonian editor, the school newspaper periodically went to press. Being in the right place at the right time was the job of Provonian photographer Rex Griffith, junior journalist. Sophomore journalists worked diligently on the Pro Log to give the student body a directory by which vital information could instantly be called to mind. Their young, imaginative minds gave bright, modern ideas to a long-established publication. Learning the facts, gathering the news, and working to meet a deadline were a few of the challenges met by the Provonian staff members in order to present the student body with an over-all coverage of the latest happenings. These budding reporters learned the important role news plays in today’s world. Doyle Hymas Rex Griffith Photographer Photographer Paul Gammon Bruce Gammon Advertising Advertising Manager Manager -30-