Cedar City High School - Cedarian Yearbook (Cedar City, UT)

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IEMDNYSW CDIQCEANIIZATTIIIDN The Boys' Organizalion includes all boys in lhe school. The purpose of rhe organizalion is +o develop a spiril of enlhusiasm, co-operarion, and good will wirhin our school. and ro work lor lhe improvemenl of our school in every possible way. Some of Jrhe proiecls which The Boys' Organizalion sponsors are: Slave Day-al which 'rime lenrh grade boys are inilialed info our school Chrislmas Show all members ol Jrhe sludenl body are guesls al a special show engaged ar a downlown 'rhealrer Dad s Nighl a nighl of lun in rhe gym when our Dads loin us in games boxing and wreslling exhibilions and a buffer supper Boys Day our annual clean up day assembly and dance Leif 'ro righl 4 I i i P l...Ij L. P-? f 'Wh' 'es V N mlllw I , . - . . ' i . . . Y ' W I . I ! I i - ' Q Lloyd Heyborne, Senior represenfafiveg Gerald Bradshaw, Junior represenfaliveg Teddy Bird, Sophomore represen+a1ive: Mr. Daly, advisor, Willard Gardner, presidenfg Dale Perkins, vice-president Bob Warren secrelary. Twenfy-seven

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Mrs. Palmer, advisor: Lorraine Miller, secrelaryi Dorolhy Rencher, Sophomore represenfaiiveg Marian Arns vice-president Diane Smilh, presidenh Lucy Green, Junior Represenlaliveg Suzanne Hallerman, reporlerg Marilyn Kempe program chairman: Corman Adams, Senior Represenlafive. We ie ii iiaiisr Y 5' ioimfwiimiriicow 3 4 2' I 3 I N Wu PV W I I f f ' X - ' lui' I9 Q f oh' Q' s W x The Girls' Organizalion-somelimes called The Cedarelles-includes every girl in school. lis program begins in Selolember wilh The iniiiaiion ol ihe lenlh grade girls and closes in lvlay wilh ils larewell brealclasl lor lhe Sen- iors. ln beiween lhese daies olher fall acliviiies such as The Jrradilional dance. an assembly, and a barry for all The sluolenls. Our ol iis funds each year arlicles a re purchased which are needed and used by all The school. The Cedarelles' goal is io malce a good school beller by loslering friendship. loyally, and service. Tweniy-six

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FirsT Row, leTT To riqhT:-BeTTy Burnham, Bill Wilbur, Barbara Green, Douglas Bonzo, Norma Edwards. Second Row:-Shirley Nelson, Jane Mackleprang, Eva Lou Anderson, Gene Johnson, Jimmy Jones, Jean Wood, Helen Munford. Third Row:-Colleen Leigh, Donald Mosdell, Carolyn Selby, MargareT Greaves, Logan BryanT, Bonnie Hug bee, Ralph Gardner, Carol Wrigl1T. l3ourTh Row:-Jeannine Thompson, Shirley STewarT, Barbara Munford, Luree Condie, DoroThy Rencher Mar ion Sevy, Orell MerryweaTher, Janis Jepson, Meriyn Jones, advisor. O F F l C E R S SUZANNE HALTERMAN , , . ,SecreTary MADELONE ISOM . , .Vice-Presideni' DON KNIGHT .,,, , , , ,, ,. PresidenT TTIHIESIPIINN IEILILIIB The Thespian Club has again proved iTselT capable as one OT The ouTsTanding organizaTions oT The school. The Gay NineTies Review They presenTed near The TirsT oT The year will be remembered by all OT us Tor a long Time To come. Various members oT The club have also Talcen parT in debaTe, The school play, The opereTTa, and oTher acTiviTies in The school.