Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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ft Perhaps the two most exciting events in our world were a rock concert and a sunset. Both were exhibits of power. Both were beautiful in their own way. A rock concert was a raw, pounding pulse of energy. The attention of 13,000 people, crammed into the sweating Salt Palace was focused on a group of four musicians. Together, the band created a sound and a mood that left everyone spellbound. Although a sunset may have lacked the excitement of a concert, it had all the magic, and more. The beautiful, fiery images a sunset created made even the most materialistic of us stop and think. For a moment, the sun gave us its greatest gift, then abandoned us the darkness. 7

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When the 2:20 bell rang, PHS students were set free. They spent the next 17 hours and 40 minutes trying to escape the grind of school. Their activities were as varied as their personalities. Some ran, some dragged. Some worked, some played. Some played with E.T. dolls, some played with other people. Some went straight to bed, some just messed around all night. Some were achievers, some were bums. But no matter what they did, one thing was for sure everyone wanted to delay as long as possible that shrill 8:00 bell the next morning.

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When the sun went down, Utah County shattered into a million tiny worlds of light. Everyone found somewhere to escape the night. Some went to a movie, or wandered an indoor shopping mall aimlessly. Some embraced the darkness and went straight to sleep, dreaming of sugarplums but rarely of fairies. Some found work, and spent their time earning money and helping others.