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Show anew WEST VALLEY mm HH The 1981-8- 2 student body officers, cheer- athletics dominate the activities at CHS as they all, with the exception of leaders, songleaders and Sir Lancer will be announced at the in- reach gymnastics, augural' assembly beginning at 1 : 10 j n o mark. f tomorrow I Back o in the, auditor-- : winning season, ium. baseball will be; held in A the Colt squad is again 262-668- , h o n o Under the direction of the Ron Rushton, squad was neck and neck with Granger, but pulled ahead with a win over the Lancers, thus putting CHS on top. The Colt boys tennis is faring On Tuesday well. They pounced on 4-- 1 this matches week against East and Olympus. Aside from CHS athletics, another set of elections are under way at Cottonwood. The present elections, however, are not for The GRANGER. Excalibur drill team at Granger high will be Junior Prom Is MAGNA. Christopher will provide are juniors Angie Holdaway and Kelly Love. In the secretary race, Michelle Nutter and Susie Brinkerhoff are up for the positions, while juniors Roxanne Lever and Alisa Pearmain are for the trying communications coordinator office. The historian and vice president are being chosen from Kearns in order to equalize tation for the coming year. music for the Cyprus high junior prom, to be held from 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday at Hotel Utah. Tickets for the formal event will be $10 per couple. Pictures will be available for $4. Junior class officers directing the event are Kaylyn Cunningham, Ronda president;vice Anderson, pres- ident; Karen Pinelle, secretary and Kay Nelson, reporter-historia- The National Honor Society Banquet was held Monday at the Four Seas Restaurant. At this banquet the and o FHA and HERO are busily preparing for their state convention jun-- i r s is Denise adviser Society went through induc-- t ticipated competition Monica. Daily Excaliburs all of their routines from the year and the team is announced. Contact the school for times and ticket information. invitational. The Granger team also parin Demonstrations The perform 1 1981-8- 2 national at Santa p.m. and 7:30 p.m. ivaueyiEaiRimau The Family Health and Home Center JhuIlaSm. 4067 W. 5415 South Dnucs iHARDWARE STORES - 968-354- 4 n o ceremon y per-- l formed by the Honor Society officers. The Hey Cougars, have you noticed how quickly this school year is passing? Honor National Col. 6) adviser. Tuesday will out, then only another For Active Sport and Casual Wear... half term and this Golf Shirt school year will draw to a Christopher Hart super comfortable close. The knit honey-com- b shirt in a blend of cool cotton and wrinkle and wear resistant polyester. Short sleeve and placket front in Navy, Brown, Tan, Light Blue and other fashion colors Medium to 2X Tall IX to 4X Big "mid-ter- m reports come BIGT&YTALU A PIZZAZZ. place in state, second place in summer camp and first in the Alta Excal- ibur drill team whose the Honor i Rapp. The Excaliburs have met each day during a class period as well as frequent 6 a.m. practices. They took third the finale for the entering an next week. We would like to wish all of the club members good luck in their events. The Honor Society banquet will be held Tuesday night. Wednesday is the traditional performance of nights performance will be seniors received their Tom Givan is faculty leaders and songlead-ers- , Sexcaliburs, the jazz band, Lancerettes and the Spirit club. Tickets for the evening where the various groups will perform routines will be $1.50 for students and $2.50 for adults. Pizzazz , an annual event designed as a tribute to the Excalibur drill team, gives an opportunity for patrons of the school to see the various spirit groups in action. Tuesday nasium. Taylorsville high. position Stars, the All Pizzazz to be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Granger high gym- On Calendar At Cyprus High Running for the cheer- - during performing Colt leaders, but rather for the leaders for the new 1981-8- 2 - Also participating will be Razzle Dazzle, for Applications class office will go out on Monday. GHS Clubs In Spotlight the Skyline Eagles win Monday with a to add yet another victory to their seasons record. The racquet-teer- s also had two calibur squad Bonnie Lundell, Teresa Orton, Brenda Williams, Georgia Shepherd, Sherri Francis, Denise Lane, Shell! Hood. EXCALIBUR "PIZZAZZ" . . . Staging form to be featured in "Pizzazz" production at Granger high are members of school's Ex- - SHOW SALE that evening beginning at 8 in Stonehenge. The group is Christopher. Tickets may be purchased during all three lunches and at the door. The parents of this years student body officers will be the guests of honor. unmarred record. presidential m INTERMOUNTAIN SOCIETY OF ball their,r J supremacy meets Skyline today (Thursday) with an other SO. COTTONWOOD. Precious to Me will be the theme of Cottonwood highs junior prom tomorrow (Friday) night in the inner court at the school. Evergreen will be the band for the 8:30 to 11 p.m. dance which (Friday) r another team also semi-forma- Cottonwood Prom Set Tomorrow ocEKrcmi Spring Thursday, Apr. 23, 1981 l. will be and secretary. The Tickets will cost $5 per vice president and hiscouple, with an extra torian are to be named from among Kearns charge for pictures. During intermission high students who will three of the new stuattend Taylorsville dent body officers for high next year. The prom is under Taylorsville high will be announced. The the direction of Bert three who are being Workman, Brad Wix-oselected at Cottonwood and Kaylee Harhigh from among next rison, junior class ofyears Taylorsville ficers, with Brian Pav-lis- h as adviser. high students will include student body Try Green Sheet classipresident, communications coordinator fied ads! VIEW o his-- t r y students who went to New York have returned and tell me the trip was really a lot of fun. They visited Washington, D.C., New York and many other interesting and historical places. Only $16 Dahles KHS was represen-(SeePage- Col. 6) REDWOOD'S SUPER SUMMER DAYCAMP '81 7, Q TUCKER Your Choice Ea. (G) Colander. With handle. Colors. Batter Bowl. Graduated. (H) 3-(J) Large SaladServe Bowl. Asstd colors. Qt e Pet Food Dish. Easy-griUtility Pall. Metal bail handle. 3x9-lModular Drawer Organizer. 6x9-tModular Drawer Organizer. Modular Drawer Organizer. (P) 3x1 n. (K) (L) (M) (N) p. n. n. Milk AN EXCITING SUMMER knit with taped neck. 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