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

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The ceiling of napkins enhanced thc dreamalike atmosphere. Heed Seleef Preferred ,Mele This-Xyear, the Cavettes and the girls of American Fork High chose three out- standing young men as the most prefer- red. Chosen for their friendliness and character were Max Ditlevsen, seniorg Kerry Christensen, junior, and Mark Sykes, sophomore. Also, it was most fitting to choose Bruce Bean as the most admired for the fine character he has displayed. Left to right: Kerry Christensen, Max Ditlevsen, and Mark Sykes. A Bruce Bean Most Adniirud 27

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April 2nd was a day to remember, for it was the Junior Prom. The colors consisted of purple, pink and silver, which made some elaborate decorations. The assembly was written and directed by Colleen McTague. It was one of our best assemblies. The dance started at 8:30 and ended at 11:30. The theme of the Junior Prom was Thee I Love. The advisors who helped and assisted were as follows: Stan Reid, Sandra Ferrin, Brenda Bensch, Venda Castle- berry, Tom Crittenden, Annette Glenn, Gene Ingersoll, Evan Nel- son, Moyle Parker. The lunior Prom was a never to be forgotten affair. PROMENADE CO-CHAIRMEN: Linda Walker and Vard Pulley. V PROM CO-CHAIRMEN: Colleen Hanson and Stan Wiscombe. 29