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

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fe li .5 3 lm .4 lll l LT! ll :rw ,il J' ,la james Schoenfeld Presrdent Iohn Eldredge X1cePres1dent Druhl Day S ccre tary Phnlxp Bertoch Trea urer Sndley Walker Reporter Neldon Rhodes Watch Dog Leslxe Nelson Sponsor Mark Richards Rulon Jenkms jay McAllister Gerald Marshall Frank Vaculm Sam Kamos George Walk Glen Lewis Owen Wllkln Frank Day Edward Kanaus jay Davxs Chnton Brown Snlvm Fassno Norton Picton Don Bolton Dee Butters THE AG CLUB ECAUSE of the farmmg dxstrlcts b1t1on rested 1n the replemshment of a nauons food supply These actnve young people formed the Ag Club, a strong and promment or gamzatlon, with the purpose of mutually enjoymg the benefxts of cooper atlve work along the lmes of good C1I1ZCl'1Sl1lP, socral betterment, and thenr own partrcular problems of agncultural expenment and study New members each year leave the club a httle better by thexr contrxbu txons and carry wlth them 1ts good mfluence , f T ' , v JN 1 i i .V ff X xxxx r N y It 1 J, , 1 ll les: , lfl 'fl w 1 :Lt 31: , ' 9 . , - ' s . s , 2,-2 l L 4 - . S s , : , 9 , 4 5 i 'fl' . . . . . rl , , 1 y , , c SJ ' l E Q l l 5 . . . l lying to the east of our school, we have had many students whose am- f . . . . . , 5 . T . . . ,p X' Z If' l X X Ml. I l 'fl 0 'ur -- no h ' X X l t .xl'.

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Wana Sellers, President, Maxine Hill, Vice Presidentg Mary Cannon, Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Benmon Reporterg Margaret Bello, Historian, Phyllis Reid, Choristerg Erda Williams, Sponsor, Vera North, Sponsor .N if -XXX X X. i K X lx ff ,fflf x - lt Gladys Daybell, Virginia Papanikolas, Mildred Turpin, Margaret McGill, Helen Gerber, Louise Peterson, Maurine Robinson, Margaret Ottley Geraldine Rhodes, Mary Bavelas, Tabitha Landsaw, Clarissa Rasmussen, Mary Evelyn Bullock Atsuko Mori, Rheda Young, Lola Mae Peterson Lavenia Cahoon, Margaret Anderson, Donna Kochonis, Pearl Woodbury, Evelyn Pullum, Bertha Papanikolas, Melva Weichers HOME ECONCDMICS CLUB F you want attention and interest, give a luncheon, a fashion show, or some good common sense advice on home problems and you'll have an applauding audience. You just can't get away from the Home Sweet Homen phrase, and realizing this truth the girls of the Home Economics Club have been lively workers in the crusade of wise and competent homemakers, while they developed a cooperation and interest between home and school. What a noble cause is the home. Pu 1 For is I , ' f . f' ,,f'. V xp' I. V lx N l P ll lx up Xxx

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GIRLS' LEAGUE HHN the lid flies OH and things start to happen, you know that a group of girls got together and the result is fun, excitement, and good sportsmanship. And as this page is devoted to girls, we won't mention the l, but we might just say that they should be envious of our organization. No one understands .1 girl as another girl, so that means when girls get together, there's a hearty spirit of companionship velopment from the league whi and good will. Every girl gets fine de- ch should make of her a better woman. OFFICERS Margaret Ottley - Barbara Bennion - Bernece Wimmer Ruth Breeze Dorothy Bennion - - Mary Cannon, Lorraine Harris Florence Baker, Evelyn Pullum Gladys Daybell, Madge Davis - Harriet Parks, Atsuko Mori - President Vice-President - Secretary Treasurer - Reporter - - Cheer Leaders - - Senior Representatives - Junior Representatives - Sophomore Representatives X Ann Pehrson -------- Dean of Girl: l , Mary Cannon was ill when the picture was taken. X ,fi ft ff X x Page Fu! I A X. If , K 1 fefixxi ' -