American Fork High School - American Yearbook (American Fork, UT)

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OR Launa. Duffin small image with a. per- ct form and face. Frank Brown appy am I for I never orry. Karma Huggard man is better than a wok. Mike Corfield good athlete, a great iend. Jeannine Curfew rue happiness comes from ,aking others happy. Max Haag keen and analytical mind J We find in this man. Dale Carroll he present is the only me you own. Paul Kirkpatrick 'hat would the world be are without girls? Darlene Kay modern girl with big, Town eyes, and a. person- .ity twice her size.

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David Kaneko Wit and intelligence a quite a combination. Johna Vee Pulley Her long, black hair ai dark eyes depict a gracioi lady. Tommy Hansen Rich of thought and Wol Tillie Adams Full of fun, life, and laughter. Larry Vest Why should I Worry ai work myself grey? I'm no hurry for the judgme day. Arlene Beck She laughs in spite of lo' and loves in spite of al DeLy1e Flack A good disposition is great gift in life. Roberta Morlock The World is never too 1 of good things. Alan Anderson His talent on the sax w someday be on Wax.

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Kent Schmidt All mankind loves a lover Elaine Andreason Silence brings riches. Kay Allred A sense of humor midst : pleasant disposition. Doris Smith First comes character, the achievement, and then suc cess. Gary Wood I take what the world give and make the most of it. Naomi Terry It's nice to be natural whe one's naturally nice. Kent Mulliner A little nonsense now ar then is relished by the be of men. Ivan Johnson His words are few, but h thoughts are deep. Don Overly Oh, Why must life all lab be! P