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

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L 1 APPRECIATION By reason of much Work required in the organization and composi- tion of this annual, it has been advisable to ask for help from individuals not on the staff, but whose time, talents, and facilities could be used to great advantage. Among those students who cheerfully gave their aid are 'Seymour Wwlfenden who provided his automobile and his time, Barbara Janney and Douglas Mander who contributed interesting snapshots to the snap- shot section, and those students whose names appear with the written articles presented in the feature section. Other willing supporters are the faculty members, our sponsor, Ann Pehrson, our principal, Mr. Brockbank, Mr. Mork of the Paragon Printing Company, Mr. Ecker, the photogapher, and the generous advertisers whose names appear in the following pages, With deep sincerity we thank all these people, and it is our hope that they will not be disappointed in this book nor have any cause to regret their part in its production, -THE STAFF kr It X ,fi Page Ons Hundred Fivs , fx Aff, .- K X if, 'i ,

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i . -c,, Sk, A-W B. E. MIX LEONARD GERRARD GEORGE W. BRUERTON P1'r'xi1lr'nl A. GEORGE LAVIN D. W. PARRATT JOHN W. COOK Clerk BOARD GF EDUCATIGN To the class of 1936: You are about to enter a period of your lives which requires serious thought. What you have learned thus far is only a fraction of the knowledge you can acquire. Let your aim be to gain more and more knowledge and wisdom, They are the cornerstones of success. There are many opportunities for the youth of America. To you who make the effort and are prepared, your knowledge, wisdom, and ability, if properly applied, offer a large measure of success. Do not believe that because you come from a small town that the odds are against you. Many of the most successful professional and business executives are from com- munities like yours. Endeavor to express your thoughts concisely, and do not hesitate in making deci- sions. Do not be one to follow the line of least resistance. Accept' responsibility and it will give you the courage and determination to carry on. Counsel with others older than yourself. The benefit of their experience will be worth a lot to you, The other members of the Board of Education join with me in congratulating you, and we give you the assurance that the reward for your effort and determination to obtain knowledge and wisdom will be the creation of opportunity and success. . V May, 1936 -B. E. Mix, President, Bourd of Education ,- ' X Page one Hundred I t - A7 - fx l hw I li. V Q .- 1 lf.

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