Brigham Young High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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CAROLE WADE JOHN STONE fine :lay is worllx Iwo lomorrouvs. H0 wastes no lime, for Illal is OWEN MOON Love lwllvrs mlm! is Iwsl. CHARLES HACKLEY lift' million! rl friwul is alvulll willmul n witness, KAY JOHNSON lnlnglntl-r, lmfzffling from within is llm lueu.r!'s own rnezlirinv, 1,112 sluff life is made of. E GRANT DAVIES The happiest man on earlfng the man who saves up every friend he Can nllllll' CAROLE ELLISON Loves malzes all equal Q T E f T . 5 -Q Here we see Pai, a well known fashion arfis9, painting the famous model, Janice. HYDE TAYLOR Men rule the world: women rule men.

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6IfLLO'C.4 ALBERTA JACOBS LARRY BROWN Cast off the shackles of A hiss is u pleasant reminder that conventionalism and face life with gay abandon! WILDON WEBB All the world loves a lover ROBERT ALLEN Foolish men have foolish dreams two heads are better than one, MERLENE CORLESS Nothing is so contagious as enthusiasm. CAROL GAY YOUNG Pardon is the choices! flower. GERALDINE JACOBSON She has a laugh like music. Buinessmen John and Grant talk over their future business transactions. WALLY MANGUM He's not bad: just weak.

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anions Merlene shows her efficiency as a secretary and determination to iock for something until she finds if. PAUL HART VICKIE DAWN NORDGREN They never talk who ulway think. In her tongue is the law of kindness CAROLYN BARLOW MIKE WISCOMBE Nothing succeeds like success. Knowledge comes. but COLLEEN CALDER A thoughtful friend to STAN 'fN'GHT JOHN ELLIOTT One foot is laelter than two There is a time for work crutches. and a time for play.