Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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Randy Clark and Sandy Mitchell, history stu dents, listen to tapes of historical speeches. Backed by Old Glory, Vicki Warner pauses for emphasis in her delivery of the first place winning “I Speak for Democracy ' speech. The contest was sponsored by the V.F.W. 25

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 In Mr. Patten’s American History class, Lynn Jenson discovers it’s “a mad, mad world through reading “supplementary material. GLEN PATTEN . . . World and American History. Junior Class Assembly Chairman. CAROL HINCKLEY . . . World and American History teacher. Girls’ Org., Dance. DWANNA RIDDLE . . . World and American History teacher. Girls’ Organisation, Dance. KAY WILLIAMS . . . World and American History. Sophomore class general chairman. DENNIS NELSON . . . Psychology. Senior Class Assembly and graduation props. STANLEY J. BRADY . . American, World History. Advisor to cultural events. MILTON NELSON . . . World and American History. Business advisor to Provonian. LEE CRABB . . . American Problems, American History. Graduation applications. 24

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Terry James and J. D. Beardall muse on how to repair Terry’s “Head” skis before the weekend. Jered Frenzel is working on what looks like “wheels” in his Metal Work class ... or it might be a new invention! Johnnie Duran decides to clean his fingernails during metalwork (maybe he wears brass knuckles or is insensitive to pain.) Pushing a piece of wood through a jointer is one of Paul Jensen’s many lasts during his busy hours of woodshop. Shop students can always be found working on projects like desks, cabinets, or boats. 26