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Show Ba Mi inli Mcol M.y.-- - :r J y: By Elaine Kanaen Anrj-l Awards Assembly Fetes Top Students at American Fork High School At the annual Awards Assembly ' beld last Friday Horning, a large number of students, mostly seniors, sen-iors, were awarded scholarships, certificates and awards Representatives of the various colleges and universities made the Dresentatlons under the m rection of George V. Pederson, counselor. "Thisds an assembly of ex cellence." was If r. Pederson' remark at the beginning of the assembly. 'It is good for Juniors to make these your goals tor next year, he continued. . Also featured on the assembly was Rosemary Miller, singing vocal solo andDenice Argyle, Ju lie Searle. Ricky Ellison and Duane Smith, singing a quartet number. The new studentbody office for 196S-66 were sworn In by Blaine Gunther. former student body president. They are: Sherm Robinson; president; Forrest Blanev. vice presidents Kathy Beck, secretary; Kathy Bowen, historian ana core sunaeruna, - orogram chairman. The representative students, : Jolene Bowen, Desna Wallin, Glenda McDaniel, Blaine Gunther Gunth-er and George Brown were hon ored by Principal Don C. Overly. Paul Eracroft, from the uni varsity of Utah awarded a schol arship to Allen Molascon as the outstanding student from American Ameri-can Fork chosen to attend the University of Utah. Scholarships were awarded to Jay Greenwood, Marilyn Willis and Linda Holindrake lor wan State University: Brigham Young University's representative, Dr. Robert! Thomas awarded scholarships to Geraldine Inouye, Brent Pulley, Elaine Hansen, Desna Wallin, James Robinson, Susan Smith, Richard Lambert, Mary Ann Elli son, Jean Hansen, Loralee Pri day. Jolene Bowes, Blaine Gunth er, Brent Martin, Glenda McDaniel, Mc-Daniel, Julie Searle, Anna Whitby Whit-by .Steve-Anderson and Kent Chadwick. ; A scholarship for Weber State Joseph Cranio To Receive Doctor's Dcgrc The University of Utah is pleased to announce Joseph W. knuur, VI juuaruaut r u ma one of more than 573 students who are candidates for advanced degrees at Its ninety-sixth annual Commencement, June 11, Mr. Cranmer, a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Cranmer, Springvllle, is a candidate for a Doctor of Education degree. -. Advanced work towards the de gree Included a thesis entitled J Professional Preparation and Teaching Assignment of Health and Physical Education Teach erS. -,:f-'4:; t&a c-. T University President James C Fletcher recently said, A basic function of higher education is to keep the world going for the next two thousand - million years. The advanced degree work, requiring as It does involvement in-volvement with the new frontier of knowledge, contributes direct- ly towards fulfillment of this responsibility. Mr; Cranmer, a 1944 graduate of Springvllle High School, re celved his B, S. degree from Brigham Young University in 1949 and his M. A. degree from the University of Wyoming in 1954. He ismarried to the former Doris Clark of Provo. They are the parents of three children. Mr. Cranmer is presently coach and physical education teacher in the Alpine School Dis trict. Mr. Cranmer win be one of the first graduates taking part In the University's new stream lined and more personalixed commencement ceremony. In order to give individual at tentlon to those receiving de grees, the University of Utah win hold one large commencement exercise in Ute Stadium on Fri day evening in which all of the university graduates, acuity ana administration will participate. A commencement speaker and: two student speakers will constitute con-stitute the core of the program. Honorary degrees and the earned doctorate degrees will be conferred. con-ferred. Graduate degree recipients re-cipients will be hooded on the platform and win receive their diplomas. , , Afl other graduates will have their degrees conferred upon them, but the actual awarding of me diplomas will take place the louowing morning at separate convocations for each coUeee where each student may be Individually In-dividually recognized. The June graduating class will toabtr atwst 17CD tHcnis 600 fnnM Hin In Tim. tftci . College was awarded to Ga Loader. College of Southern Utah schol arships were presented to Nancy Box, Gloria Street and Harum Muto. Haruml, who came from Japan two years, ago to attend American Fork High, received a special tribute from Mr. Over ly and the studentbody. , ' Minicent Dean received scholarship from Snow College A special scholarship from a LDS Business College contest was awarded to Vaughn Strong. Her shal Shepherd, represent lng Utah Trade .Technical Insti tute at Prove, presented scholar ships to. Elva, Jorgensen, Janice Billings, Susan Spainhower. and Kaye Smith. TW JIOO scholarships from rsjine mcar parent Teacners as sociation were awarded to Lor alee Priday and Susan Smith by Ellen Brown and Sy 1 v 1 a Han sen. Excelcis Beauty Salon schol airships went to Betty Lu Boren and Jerry Ross Continental College of Beauty: Jill Varney, Tamera. Healey, Carol Hunter, Kathy Grames and Franc ell Pulley. Hollywood Beauty College: Diane Di-ane Nielsen, Edna T. Coates and Carol Graff. Elks' Scholarship awards went to Loralee Priday, second place county; Blaine Gunther, second place, county; and Steve Ander son, Jolene Bowen, Desna Wallin. Claude Lamph and Allen Molas con honorable mentions. Certificates were given to Sterling Scholars, Desna Wallin, Allen Molascon, Steve Anderson, Nancy Box, Geraldine Inouye, Blaine Gunther andSuzanne Peck, Pins were given to Kent Chad wick, Richard Lambert and Lora lee Priday who won the county contest and participated as fin alists. J. N. Washburn, creative writ lng and Journalism advisor made awards to Kent Chadwick, Stephen Jones, Sharon Patterson, Mike Terry, Elaine Hansen, Forrest Blaney and Tom Olsen. A spec ial tribute was give to Jolene Bowen, who has served as an editor on the Forkaster for two years. The veterans of ForeignWars, Auxiliary represented by Mrs, Vasey gave local awards to Julie Wight and Mike Terry. Mike also received the state award for VFW from Mrs. Johnson. The Voice of Democracy con test award was presented to Allen Molascon by James Vasey. Northwestern University of Evanston, Illinois granted schol arships to Shonnie Beck, Kathy Beck and Karen Hales for summer program. Bob Me cham received the Baush and Lomb Honorary Sci ence Award for his experiments and work with DNA which he has been doing on his own for the past couple of years. Richard Lambert received a letter of commendation from the National Merit Scholarship com mlttee. . National Spelling and Math awards were given to Richard Lambert, Desna Wallin and Sally Sumsioa. On Tuesday, Charles B. Walker presented the Luther Gidding'e Science Award to Brent Pulley. It was worth $200. : Farmers Union Youth Ready For Summer Camp The young people in the Utah Farmers Union organization will meet at Como Springs, Morgan, Utah for their Sixth Annual Sum mer Camp. Enrollmentwillbeon June 6 and camp will disband. on June 10. The course of study this year will be "Your Days of Decision, a very thought provoking course for the modern teenager. Roy Holm an, camp director stated that besides this outstanding outstand-ing study course, campers will also hear from the Utah Commissioner Com-missioner of Agriculture, Joseph Francis, W. B. Robins, General Manager ' of the Utah Cooperative Coopera-tive Association and also from Douglas Simpson, President of the Utah Farmers Union. Camp leaders are: Mrs. La-Vern La-Vern Peterson, Grace Behling, Phyllis Allred, all of Ferron; Loretta Larsen, Cleveland; Joyce Knight, Kamas; Sally Mums, Garland; Carol Reese, Benson; Pauline Griffin, Newton and Gene Reese, Smlthfleld. ' The following young people were chosen to govern the. activities ac-tivities at this years camp: Kathy Conover, Ferron; Kathy Sylvester, Sylves-ter, Elslnore; Kathy Smith, Newton, New-ton, and Geraldine and Susan Munk from Smlthfleld. Young farmers union people from all parts of the state are expected to attend and all members mem-bers are eligible, Mr. Holman said. Elder Douglas J. Bell Accepts Call To Serve in llelherlands Mission Field Elder Douglas J. BelL son of Mr. and Mrs. Josiah T. Bell has accepted -a-call to-serveJa the Netherlands Mission of the LDS Church. A-Farewell Testimonial in his honor will be held on Sunday, May 30, In the American Fork Eighth Ward Chapel, 320 North 1st East, The .program will begin be-gin at 7:00 p.m. L i Gene Ingersol will play the prelude pre-lude and postlude music,. The opening iong.will be It MayT Not be on the Mountain Height"' and Robert Rusick will give the Invocation. In-vocation. The Sacrament song, by the congregation, will be "There is a Green Hill Far Away." Following the Sacrament -service Bishop Alvln Fulkerson will give introductory remarks and after him' Kent S. Walker will speak. Alan and Jeanette W Lad yom mt - J ; ':; '. Bl'IMl(W'Wll'!lgil"ii!Xill)''iiii) Jl.i) ilumi lJliiiiiMiililipiiii giiilliiiiiMiniiiiiiiniiiinniiiiii i iiiiwipimiiiiiwiWIWi'llP1! '1(WIlIlliejeWIIpiIIWilW Li'illiJ(i.l. 'I'U I1 1 ) 'i' ilililpiliiilli lnin . ... f ft:: .w- - . ' " .... " ' V Wi0$liliBiif tyyyy""' iiSiliwsliplssI Leading acoustical consultants conducted tests in which V-8 powered Ford sedans and . hardtops rode quieter than a Rolls-Royce. These tests were certified by the U.S. Auto Club. Join the "UnMddables" come get your free button Monsoo will then give a -vocal duet. . The next speaker will be Wayne R. McTague, andfollowing, remarks re-marks will be given by Marvin J. Bell 1A Mormpnllissioiiaxyl will be sung by a girls clftras includahdyBansetfr Anita Grace, and Judy Beckstrand, Mary Lu Larsen, Annette Merk-ley, Merk-ley, Beverly Bowen, Barbara Lind, and Ann Jensen. Remarks will be heard from the parents, with a response by the missionary. The closing song will be "The Spirit of God Like A Fire is Burnine" Michael Terry will give the benediction. Elder Bell is a graduate of American Fork High School. He was a member of the Lettermen's; Club and was active in speech and debate. He has completed a four year course at the Ameri- 3 191 fast "Only Your : I " -J I 1 (ml Elder Doug BeQ can Fork Seminary. A recipient of the 'Duty to God" award, he has been active in church work. After receiving a Rriaham Young University scholarship and AI Used Cars only at your Klin Ford Dealer Sells A AF Students to Receive Degrees At BYU Friday Brigham Young University today to-day announced the names of 1808 students -fco will receive degrees de-grees at the Spring convocation of the 90th annual C ommencement Friday, May 28, at 7:30 p.m. in George Albert Smith Field- house The doctor's degree will be an AFL-CIO grant. Elder Bell attended BYU. While there he participated on the BYU debate team. He has completed his first year and plans to continue after completing his mission. For the past year he has been employed by the Daily Universe newspaper and at the Alpine Country Club. and Used Trucks,. .the best in : tesncan fern - 1 Used Cars and THK AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN Thursday, May VI, MM conferred on 18 and the master's degree on 139. The bachelor's degree will be awarded to 1595, and 56 will receive two year associate degrees. Those from American Fork to receive .Bachelor's Degrees are: Paul Beckstrand, Frank Robert Brown, Carol Ann Bush, Claudia Bush, Gerald Lee Cook, Helen Dunkley, Ronald N. Inouye, Rosalie Ros-alie Jorgensen, Mary Lellani, McTague, Richard W. Mecham, Janice Merkley, AnnMlller, Robert Rob-ert B. Mitchell, Mary Lou Lund Moody, Geraldine A Mortensen, Kaye Priday Nally, Randy Eileen Eatough Nelson, Bruce Mlchale Pritchett, Gordon T. Rees, Brent James Roberts, MarciaAnn Barrett Bar-rett Smith, Sydney Nicholas Thomas, Glen L. Varney, Fred R. Worlton. and Brent Charles Fryer. Walter D. Bowen, formerly of We Kid You Not r77the 65 Ford LTD really does ride quieter than Rolls-Royce. This news got a smile from some of you skeptics vou Unkiddables. But '65 Ford V-8s have been proved quieter than Rolls-Royce! We Kid You Not. We Kid You Not . . . you can now get fast delivery on a '65 Mustang. America'rnost successful new car with big new 200-cu. in. Six is now available in Hardtop, Convertible and Fastback 22 models. We Kid You Not . . . there's not one but two front axles in -65 Ford Pickups. Ford's exclusive 1win-I-Beam independent front suspension smooths the ride means real truck stamina, too. Tnicb" American Fork, now living in Pleasant Grove, will receive a Doctor of Education Degree. Joseph Devon Iverson, American Amer-ican Fork, will receivea Master's Mas-ter's Degree. Sondra Jean May, of American Fork win receive an Associate Degree. .IDS Look For Rcd:o Contest fo b ' Announced in Future issues pi Tho Citizen new trucks.. 1 --.I ... 3 - . ... "?f 1 '5 I "A 1 f w V WW Ul UUB, IIVIi |