Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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 Region drama winners: First Row: Sterling Van Wagenen, Claudia Hintze, Judy Heal. Second Row: Kent Zumbrennen, Helen Richmond, Beverly Clark, Wayne Anderson, Diane Nelson, Gary Jensen. Third Row: Vem Anderson, Reed Hal-laday, Miss Potter, Randy Anderson, Merrill Wall, Bruce Hall. All received superior ratings and competed at state. STAGE CREW — Third Row: Rick Marsten, Sterling Van Wagenen. Lynn Hughes. Andy Baggs. Second Row: Stephen Carman, Doug Wright, advisor Mr. Jones. First Row: Austin Day, Bob Snow, Lynn Jenson, Dave Miller. Speech and Dramatics Best Thespian is a title much desired by all members of the Thespian Club. Sterling Van Wagenen and Judy Heal are the winners; Greg Sumner is the Honorary Thespian. — 28 —

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The highest scorer in the “Bette Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow” contest, Earlene Buckner, will try in the state contest. After the football and basketball seasons end, the true identity of Vic is seen when Cathie Johnston emerges from her costume. DyAnn Davis is the first place winner of the School Seal Contest in March. New School Seal Introduced The V.F.W. sponsors the annual “I Speak for Democracy contest. Each Junior submitted an essay on “The Challenge of Citizenship.” Winners are Margaret Mecham, first place; Michele Arrowsmith, second; and Loretta Luce, third. Gwen Killpack is all decked out for travel throughout the world. She won the wool Grower’s contest with this stunning entry.

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“BEST THESPIAN” is the title that is envied by all members of the Thespian Club. Both students, Judy Heal and Sterling Van Wagenen, were chosen on the basis of who did the most to further the club. DRAMA IS AN area where one may put all he has into his work. The areas of the drama competition were in dramatic and humorous reading, mono-acting, pantomime, re-told story, and in the art of radio speaking. DEBATING IS ANOTHER section which takes much work. Hours of preparation went into the planning for competition in areas of debate, extemp, and oratory. THE ANNUAL LANGUAGE festival had much competition in Spanish, French, and German; entrants were judged on poetry recitations, conversation, and writing. THE STAGE CREW is always “on the switch” at the precise moment on stage. Many props and sets were saved, then hammered together by the staff when needed. These students are winners of the language festival. Girls: Kathy Riggs, Chris Henrie, Patti Grcanbrack, Chriss Meecham. Boys: Rulon Simmons, Jim Arrowsmith, Steve Bigler, Kent Day, Thales Smith. Complement Provo High's Excellent Culture Region participants in areas of debate, oratory, extemp, and legislative forum include: Top Row: Carol Howell, Margie Ashton, Louis Pope, Robert Ridge, David Paxman, Patti Clark. Cynthia Vance. Third Row: Dennis Brimhall, Don Schmidt, Jim Larsen, Scott Norton. Tom Means, Stan Heal, Craig Boorman, Ray Jones. Second Row: Byron Jackson. Chriss Meecham, David Broadbent, Carol Evans, Jim Malone, Reed Halladay, Lynn Croft, Don Ellison, Clyde Ashton, Dave Price. Firet Row: Carol Barker, Cynthia Greer, Nancy Paxman, Judi Miller, Cheryl Pope, Mary Ellen Hales, Dalian Pack, Max Miller, Janet Brickey. Provo placed in these categories and in others, such as radio speaking.