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Show . o Ci-ht THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, Thursday, May 16, 1957 II ':U. I - : 1- n n S i V r v-l f I I (I ill II J II I a - I! I 7..' iVyx 11 I : ; II 18" WHIRLWIND ...the best you can buy I 1. MOWS CRASS-Suction-Lift" gives "heinie" cut 2. TRIMS CLOSE No mora tiresome hand trimming. 3. CUTS WEEDS Slashes growth over 4 feet high. 4. PULVERIZES LEAVES Chew QO1 RO up 30 bushels a minute. UvntaOU 5. MULCHES TURF Nutritional " mulch it almost invisible. Pnetrful 1.73 k.p. four-eyclt tngint U mpilpptd with raeeff ttarttr and At tptcial Ton Auditor mufltmr. Uigw and powsr-propstltd moMt alto availablal Ctaipmcoin) 9 American Fork Junior High School ilolHold Graduation Exercises Oraduatlon exercises for the American Fork Junior , High Bcnooi wiu . oe neia xnursaay evening. May 2J, at 8 p. m. In the Alpine Stake Tabernacle, There are 182 prospective grad uates. r Talks will be given by six etu dents chosen for their scholastic ratings to represent their class. They are "Our Democratic Heritage", Heri-tage", Carolyn inouye; "Our" So cial Heritage", Carol Ann Fa-gan; Fa-gan; "Our Economic Heritage". Ann Schaumburg; "Dangers Facing Fa-cing Our Heritage", Loran Cook; "Our Material Agencies of Defense", De-fense", David Van Wagoner; and "Our Moral and Spiritual Defense", Merlynne Strong. Musical numbers will Include "Where In the World But In Am erica" by a girls double trio; "Monastery Garden",, violin duet, and "In My Garden" by a wood wind trio. Mrs. Raymond, T. Bai ley will play prelude and, post lude music. Recommendation of students for graduation will be made by Principal Don C. Overly, and Frank Greenwood, school board member, will award the diplo mas. List of prospective graduates follows: Jeannle Abel. Jane Adams, Kaye Adams, Barbara Adamson, Anne Anderson. Geraldlne An derson, Vickl Andersen, Marie Andreaaon, Merrily Austin, Diane Di-ane Barratt, Margaret Bateman, Mary Ann Bell, Bonnie Boren. Deanna Boren. Judy Brady, Mae Brito, Lou Ann Buck, Jo-Ann Jo-Ann Buckley, Sherry Campbell, Lorraine Carlisle, Rose Marie Cobus, Lynette Crotts, Carolyn Dltlevsen, Joyce Downey, Carol Ann Faean. Patricia Fish, Ann Francom, Helen Fulkerson. Lynne Gordon, janene Hampshire, Hamp-shire, Diane Hansen, Betty Harris, Har-ris, Donna Hlgley, Ann Hoel- scher, Sheila Hoover, Marsha Hunter, Martha Hunizinger, Parolvn Inouve. Karen Jensen, Gayle Jeppson, Karen Johnson, Marilyn Kawakaml, Charlotte Larsen. Mavis Laursen, Patsy Lee, Carolyn Limb, Judith May, Ruth McDonald, Connie, Mott, Mary Jo MulUner, Clara Nelson, JoAna , Nerdln, '- ' Rhea Norton, Louise Olsen, Lois Pack, Ruth Parker, Marie Pawl6wskl, Carol Peck. Lana Peterson, Andrea Pulley, Diane Pulley, Bonnie Jean Ross, Connie Ruelck, Janet Sand, Ann Schaumburg, Sherry Schlegel, Barbara Scott, Louise Scott, El alne Skinner, Linda Smith, Don na Somers. . Luane Sorenson, Owen Steele, Kay Storrs, Merllynne Strong, Marlehna Stubbles, Karen Teu scher. Ruby TruJUlo, Judy Tur ner, Anne Whitby, Charlotte Whitby. Judy Wilson, Marilyn wooacox, snaron wing. Stephen Adamson, Dale Thomas Tho-mas Allen, Gerald Anderson, Allen Austin, Lionel! Austin, Lowell Austin, Tony Avery, Wayne Barnes, Harold Bateman, Michael Bringhurst, Michael Bromley, "Jim Chadwick, Larry Christiansen, Darold Clements, Jerry ponder. . Loran v Cook, Clyde Curfew, Thomas Dcspaln, Brent Devltt, 3arjTEvahi, FTank Fraughlbn, Douglas Greenwood. John GreenwoodRaymond Hackford, jay Hail, David Hansen. Lynn Harding, pennis Hardy, Sterling Hams, veon Hatch. . Clyde Herrera, Bob Homer, Richard Houston,' Ronald Jeppson, Jepp-son, Elwln Johnson, Robert Johnson, Paul Jorgenaon, Len-ard Len-ard Keel, David Laycock, David Eugene Little, Ronald Master-son. Master-son. John Robert Mattlnson. Dennis McAffee, Michael Mc cormick, Wayne McDanlel. Garth Miller. Mlckev Miller. Dennis. 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