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

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RUSSELL MAGLEBY Pbyxiral Erfnrurzon ESTHER MCCALL Lib nlriun JENNIE JONES Physiral EJuraf1ol1 WALTER WILLIAMS MOFlJdllil'HI Ar I LESLIE NELSON Agrirulture VERA NORTH Domcxlir Art DORIS DIMOND Swrrfarj A. V. HENDRIKSC Englixla HM VERTIS WOOD Pbyxical Education Page One Hundred One

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xi N Y .xx p X 4 , V X , ,fflxxx 1 Q xk U K ' X A ,4 'bf V! X1 Vx: X f :X k ANN PEHRSON English, Dean of Girls J. L. CHRISTENSEN Science EDWIN B. SPENCER Social Science MIGNON CUMMINGS Mufhemafics ERDA WILLIAMS ' Dvmexlic Science H. B. SUMMERHAYS Music J. R. JENSEN Auto Mechanirx MYRTH HARVEY Englixh, Drumalics MADELEINE WALDIS Commercial O. C. ENGLAND Social Science Page Ona Hundred r 'MDI ' if Q MH , if . I i 1 ,Q x Q 5 S r r M 1 i EW IN EE! ,Lge MQ? k 2235 4 iii I ug? l .55 953 lxj Z 5. , ,,4i if iig F3234 W , Wilj are 834 W

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ix .N xxx PRINCIPAL O young mariner, Down lo Ike haven, C411 your companion, Launch your vessel, Crowd our mm'us, And ere if vanish over the mar 'in A ter ii lg , , follow if, follow fbe Glc'am. The above lines from Tennyson's poetic gem, MERLIN AND THE GLEAM, are filled with Wise counsel and solemn exhortation. It is a call to mariners. It is a call to all of us, for we are all mariners sailing the ocean of life, and the seas are not always calm, but storms arise and there are dangers on the way, The journey will be less unsafe if we are careful in the calling or choosing of our companions. Our companions will make our journey safe and happy. Our in-:ri Wil' V z l i 1 F '55 M AE 5 2 R ,il 3 ., , ii X 51 fs ia if? i Ii i -. e. f is 'Sh' gf? ill? ' ' , gr , ae FF . is N E-jgs . , l 0 friends mold our personalities and shape our character. They give us inspiration when troubles beset our pathway. They cheer us with hope when courage fails. They help us above all to be true to our better selves. We reveal our own character in our choice of friends. Next, with choice companions and with vessel launched, we must sail onward with purpose and Zeal. Crowd your canvas. There must be no drifting, no loss of the sense of right direction, no losing of aim, no forgetting of purpose, Much of the joy of life may be lost if the gleam disappears. Our ship may flounder in the fog of delay and irresolution, or it may strand in the shallows of feeble attempt. Our course must be ever forward toward the attainment of worthy goals. If we are true to our noblest dreams and ambitions, our voyage of life cannot fail. After it, follow it, follow the Gleamf' -T. P. BROCKBANK X. ,ff ff, X Xk y Q ' 'iiidl , ul. . . i Page Une Hundrvd Tito