Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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. . . Alge III, Plane and , and Trig. RICHARD GAPPMAYER . . . Algebra I, Plane Geometry. Advisor Jr. Class and Prom. Taylor Harper puzzles over the complexities of geometric angles. Intense concentration on a difficult and stimulating test in a mathematics class reveals itself in many ways. These usually alert and attentive Consumer’s Math students are having a difficult time concentrating on the lesson being presented due to the warm autumn sun which is shining through the window. 21

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MATHEMATICS Mr. Blackham leads his class through the steps which reduced this would-be braintwister to a humble A 8. Got it? Now it’s your turn! “THEY STUDIED THAT THEY MIGHT KNOW THE MYSTERIES OF NUMBERS.” MELVIN TWITCHELL . . . Physics. Calculus. Algebra I. Advisor to Honor Society. FRANK CHAMBERS . . . Algebra, Trigonometry, and Geometry. All-school party. SAM BLACKHAM . . . Algebra I and Consumers’ Math. Chairman math department. KAY LAURSEN . . . Plane Geometry, Algebra I, II. All school party committee. THE FASCINATING wonder of numbers seldom makes a lasting impression on the students who enroll in math each year. 20

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Mike Slack is busy at the keys while Leland Gammett chuckles over Miss Scott’s witty remarks. Despite aching fingers, it’s easier to type with a smile. Stephanie Golden says that it may look like scribbling, blit as most of us know, it’s shorthand. ROLAND TYNDALL . . . Type I, Shorthand I. Spring faculty party. Boys’ Organiz. WANDA SCOTT . . . Shorthand I and II, Vocational and Type I. Flowers for Vespers. GLENN KENNER . . . Shorthand I, and II, and Office Practice. Finances. Yearbook. Mayrene Grange finds her course in Office Practice includes learning how to use the ten-key adding machine. BUSINESS “ACCURATELY COUNTED AND RECORDED THEY THE AFFAIRS OF MEN.”