Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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ichard Frampton snior Class President Robert Clark Boys' Organization President Richard Anderson Junior Class President Kay Penrod Girls' Organization President Roland Dimick Sophomore Class Pres. Dennis Norton Provonian Editor Muriel Judd Cheer Mistress Darlene Atwood Provost Editor Kathy Taylor School Spirit Chairman Jerry Ann Stevenson Provost Editor ntkasLasta and devotion Directed by student body vice-president Harold Nathan and advisor Kenneth Weight, the Board of Control at P. H. S. smoothly and skillfully managed the activities and social events of the school. Their high aims and vibrant leadership engendered enthusiasm in the students, whose espirit de corps was at a peak as a result. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS BOARD OF CONTROL Members of the Board of Control: Roland Dimick, Robert Clark, Richard Anderson, Richard Frampton, Harold Nathan, Joan Warner, Darlene Atwood, Jerry Stevenson, Muriel Judd, Sharee Van Wagenen, Jerry Slack, Dennis Norton, Kathy Taylor.

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 ‘udent body President Jerry Slack was one of the most outstanding students ver to fill that important position. He took many responsibilities in his ride and did an excellent job. Not only did he give students wise counsel nd advice, but he always set a good example for them to follow. Versatile Vice-President Harold Nathan fulfilled the duties, of his office in his usual exceptional manner. He was always1 helpful and co-operative; together, he and Jerry made an I unbeatable team. He won many scholastic honors. Tketj inspitedE Provo High's student officers believed that true scholarship produces high morale, genuine school spirit. All honor students — Jery Slack, President; Harold Nathan, Vice-President; Sharee Van Wagenen Secretary; and Joan Warner, school manager — in addition to handling their extra-curricular duties, managed to lead the school in scholastic excellence. Pretty blond secretary, Sharee Van Wagenen, had a big responsibility in her office. It required a great deal of paper work and time. During the year, she compiled a large book containing a record of all the school's activities. This became part of the permanent school records. The office of student body business manager was capably filled by Joan Warner, who was chosen for her scholastic record and her leadership. Since Joan was in charge of the student body finances, she was probably the busiest redhead in the entire school. -16-

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Members of the Legislative Council included one person from each home room. Front, Insert: Jerry Slack, Mr. Weight, Sharee Van Wagenen, Harold Nathan, Joan Warner. 2nd row: Lee Holland, Charlene Oliver, Winnie Madsen, Ann Briggs, Gayle Lindstrom, Ann Thurston, Doris Hall, Regine Gerlach, Naoma Sorensen, Darlene Atwood, Jerry Stevenson, Judy Pritchett, Muriel Judd, Judy Bryner, 3rd row: Geniel Ashton, Linda Lee, Kim Brooke, Nell Sumpter, Diane Hendricksen, Merlene Britsch, Janet Calder, Beth Woodward, Mary Ann Campbell, John Boswell, Kent Nelson, Bill Jolley, Mary Taylor, Richard Anderson, Steve Bullock, Steve Spendlove, 4th row: Diane Kuhni, Carol Peters, Doug Hacking, Barry Gleave, David McFadden, Chuck Norton, David Voegle, Dennis Norton, Kathy Taylor, Natalie Andrus, Melva Lee Allred, Jimmy Dewey, Richard Hoover, Del Roy Battom, Lynn Mathews, Dennis Wood, Robert Leonard, Ann Sumsion, 5th row: Carolyn Hill, Richard Stone, Carol Anne School service engendered The office practice class furnished the main office with Woodward, and Maryana Hatch were the girls who had an able secretary for each period of the day. Maralyn this excellent opportunity to put their learning to practical Daynes, Ann Cotfam, Nena Olsen, Carol Jean Swapp, Beth use. This program was very helpful to Mrs. Jones.