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

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CYPRUSONIAN O'DELL MADSEN ROGER PARKS DICK STEWART Buxivwxs Manager GERALD BOICOURT DEAN BULLOCK HAROLD LINKE PETE PAULOS HENRY MORI BRUCE ALLEN Sports HE huge task of financing an an- nual is little realized until it becomes a personal responsibility. It not only takes much planning, but every staff member must be alert and active in order to grasp every opportunity. This group of students, the business staff, is a business head which has had a serious proposition to face, and we have tried to be a wise busness unit so that We could boast a balanced budget. We appreciate the cooperation of the student body and other sup- porters, for an enthusiastic backing is a helpful spur in obtaining a financial backing. The finished book brings a satisfaction to every worker. Cherish the things for which it stands. -THE BUSINESS STAFF 'F K' ' ,lu Page Seven - X X f fr- ' X 'X N -Y X

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1 EDYTHE HARRIS VIRGINIA EVANS BESSIE ANDERSON Editor, Designs Assistant Editor Snapshots DOROTHY BENNION ANN PEHRSON Assistant Editor Sponsor LUCILE SMITH MARY CANNON BILLIE COOPER Features Calrndar Typist MAURINE ROBINSON BERTHA PAPANIKOLAS Activities Clubs CYPRUSGNIAN ITH the finale of another school year comes the remorseful realization that the past nine months are now a part of our lives which we can relive only in memory. The sweet and the compensating bitter of the crowded moments that are past will mellow and soften into fond and precious recollections. This yearbook is meant to be your guide that can brighten and make clearer the fading trips to the past. The staff has tried to catch a bit of every phase of school life so that all branch roads might be covered, and if you feel that this book is something to prize and appreciate, if you are happy in possessing it, then we are repaid for our efforts and the discouragements which must come along with the ioys of organizing a book. This is your annual as we hoped you would desire it. Keep it and guard it as a true and faithful companion that will grow dearer and more 'Qu valuable as Time marches on. xkg -THE STAFF. If Page Six ,x vt - 54, xl

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FORE GRD CIENCE has been the means of many pleasures, but one thing that it cannot do is to give man a memory that defies time and allows him to relive his past as vividly as life itself. Something must intercept Time's shadowy veils and reflect the moments of tears and laughter, of sunlight and shadow. This book will endeavor to be your reflector of precious happy hours spent in study and in play.