Cyprus High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Magna, UT)

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Page Sixty-e glJt PHILLIP PETERSON Pete Right tackle, showed his fight- ing spirit when he was called on to stop, what would have been, a rapid gain. PARLEY MCCLEVE Mai ' Left halfback, was fast of foot and his kicking and smooth running was a big factor in the setback of the opposing team. KEAN WESTPHAL Wesfy Had a determination to get somewhere and showed his good hghting spirit by his playing. He could grasp a pass and was hard to beat on the line of de- fense. WILLIAM HAYMOND Bill Left end, played a good defen- sive as well as on offensive game. He knew his line and no one made a successful cir- cuit when he was playing de- fense. WAYNE PENDLETON Pe11dy Right guard, is one not easily handled. He was always on the alert on both offense and defense. We owe a great deal to his sleek playing. WAYN E CAHOON Cal Backtield, has the properties that make a real football player. He can kick, pass and tear through a line like a profes- sional.

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CLARENCE LA RSON Fat Fullback, could always be de- pended upon to get through the line when a gain was needed. His forward passesland defen- sive playing were marvelous. STERN LA RSON f Swede Left tackle, played a great game on the line and was considered a dangerous man in breaking up the opponent's plays. FAY ELD E R Right halfback, held his posi- tion without a flaw, and was always in the game. When he hit an opponent carrying the ball it meant stop. ROBERT SONNE Bob p Right end, had a knack of grasping passes and dashing down the field for long gains. He handled his position in a nne manner. MORRIS BOWEN Bones Center, was well placed on the line. He delivered the ball in excellent style and held his opponents out. GARLAND PUZEY . Left guard, held his position in a rare fashion. He got down to business and stopped and broke up many plays. Page Sixty-seven

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1 HOWARD BROWN, Athletic Manager ROBERT I'BOB SONNE, Captain Cl3asketball November ll brought the end of the football season and begun a new era of basketball. After the class series were over, with the juniors monarchs of the classes, Coach Walker laid down definite rules for those who wished to play. The candidates began training in earnest for the final selection of the team. The team was well picked, and the prospects looked very bright for Cyprus. T The first pre-season game was played. with the All Star team from Salt Lake. Score, Cyprus, 295 All Stars, 25. The second and last pre-season game was with Logan, at Logan. The game hnished with a score of 3l-24, with Logan at the lead. The league opened with Cyprus playing at Grantsville. Grantsville took the game with a score of 33-25. On january I4 the boys settled down to business and added some victories to their record. jordan High at jordan was defeated by a 39-21 score. january 21 brought the nrst home game with Tooele. Cyprus taking the close fast game. Cyprus, 285 Tooele, 24. january 28 brought Murray to Cyprus. The Cyprus boys were hitting their stride and took an easy victory, 30-l9. February 4, Cyprus went to Bingham, where they dropped the game to Bingham. February ll began the second half of the series with Grantsville playing at Cyprus. Cyprus, 465 Grantsville, 26. February 18 we played jordan, adding another victory to the list. The next game was taken from Tooele. The next two nnal games were lost to Murray and Bingham. f'Bob Sonne held his team together with good spirit and real headwork. He wflvas hlghkpoint man of the squad and can never be forgotten for his scoring and oor-wor . V Page Szxty-nm