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

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tl Helen I.ott, President, Barbara Bennion, Vice-Presidentg Louise Peterson, Secretary and Treasurerg Bertha Papanikolas, Reporter: Irene Yamamoto, Cheer Leader, Mi non Cummin s, S onsorg Bernecc Anthon g S P Mar'orie Sehoenfeld, Vir inia Pa anikolas, Mar Iivel n Bullock, Irene Ahlt uist, Harriet Parks, I K P Y Y I Geraldine Rhodes, Donna Kochonis Hiran Koehonis, Iilsie Barrett, Iilnine Hicks, Patty Marshall, Irene Marsh, Neva Nuesmeyer, Barbara .Ianney Mary Bavelas, Bernece Coon, Ida Papanikolas, Phyllis Rndehaugh, Dorothy Russon, Atsuko Mori PEPCITELTA CLUB S F what athletes fell us about loyal backers boosting the score is true, Cyprus teams should have rung the bell, for a large group of girls have had for their purpose the exposing ff, of a very susceptible student body to the contagion of pep and cn- Nex thusiasm. The club's fine spirit was shown when they offered member- 'X ,- 'XXX I I I ' A . U . . Wy- -XX ship to any interested student, and proof of their originality is in their l- I -5, I XIX X' name. just read athletic pep backwards and you have it. LIS VV X r . Y X 2 ll, ff fr K -1 1' I l f fa XV 'NK I Img., Thirty-six f' f' f' x .1 r , i , f i Xxv , M if X fx, K 3 i I im M .41- -2 i H? -W e 'sl ' 1 EW '1 QQ :rig lb, , E . 4 f-4 1 Li tg, .I Q A li l , ,Ji Kill ffl itil 5:5 .gg le I 5 LY , . . L a I 5 i ,

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Frank Doxford, President, Merrill johnson, Vice-President, Robert Madsen, Secretary-Treasurer, Vertis Woods, Sponsorg Russel Magleby, Honorary Membcrg David Bennett Neldon Rhodes, Jay McAllister, james Schoenfeld, Johnny Kovozovich, Neal Pehrson, Robert Allen Glen Lewis, Heber Garside, Dick Stewart, DeMont Call, Edward johnson, 'Frank Rigler Glen Olsen, Owen Coon, O'Dell Madsen, Roger Parks, Ray Grow, Henry Mori C CLUB AUREL wreaths are no longer the crowns of athletic achievement. Instead letters and haloes of honor are given to the boys who are outstanding in athletics. The common ideals of these lettermen as loyalty, courage, and sportsmanship together with striving side by side are bonds that make of friendship a cherished organ- ization, The C Club has endowed its members with a line spirit that they might well be proud to carry them. Q , ffnfl I I ,J in , r , ,A f it J , , J. Page Thirty-se 0 ' '-X iff, X gl -, X