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llnnm llrprrarniaiiura Members include: President Jerry Pulley, Kathleen Buckwalter, Joleen Grant, J. Moyle, Vard Swain, Donald McCormick, Glen Varney, JoAnn Scholes, Carolyn Pulley, Mary Leonhardt, Janene Moyle, Pat Jones, Lola May Lee, Jean Helmandollar, Boyd Hogland, Douglas Mayne, Larry Miller, Robert Wagstaff. Svtuhrnt Qlnunril Our school has been growing by leaps and bounds! And, as in the case of all those who want to better themselves, we have established a representative student council this year. The members are elected by the student body and they take charge of anything that comes up unexpectedly. This student council works along with our student body officers and our faculty to smooth out any difficulties that may arise. We sincerely appreciate their -efforts and feel proud of them in their task of revising our constitution. We hope that American Fork will continue this excellent work begun by our first and finest student council. -15-
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Img hvrla nf IH E We, the senior class of 1952, should be proud that we belong to such an organization. When we look back on our senior year and see that one stray lock of bleached hair, or think of that very embarrassing moment when the teacher criticized us in front of our current heart-throb, or we wondered just why we couldn't get algebra just as well as Einstieng we will understand just how wonderful the life of a senior, especially in American Fork, is. Our senior class has always been the first to go ahead and try something different. We have the -energy of youth and the knowledge bestowed upon us by our teachers. With these two things combined with an open and willing mind we embark on life. :IANtGNl'I lxl1J'Ylil': .l.XNl'I'I' Slll+Il.'l'0N LOU JEAN Hlfllili .Xu liitvlligt-tit 1 rl with .X t'lI2lI'lIllllg' ztllttt'en1t'ut ot' 'Phe fairest gzirtlt-n in he-I' IlIllll'lll' ztbllitit-S. style :tml faisltimi. looks, :tml in In-1' tniml llic XX' isest lumlis. 4 ltblt I X. HHUXVN IIICICID XXLXKIN .IARHGS MAY INIIIUTIIY Sl IINII III X taint tismn' ot' ztmusc- Ht- hats the gift ol' th-vp, XYlt:tt'm'v lu- dm-s, is alum' Mztniivr, not ,gold is mom mint is on his lips. tiatrk, silenve. with so mitch eztsv. in him :nfs ,211-attest Q'll1lHVNlllt-'ll alone it is iiatturztl to plt-else. -17-
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