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Show ' 141 THI GKEEN SHEET I I I I I Thursday, June t I ( I 1 I I years: i I i i l rf rr rr r rrmrrr f t r f TT Kennedy Awards Continued from page 9 the Granite Board of Education, graciously accepted the graduates. She and William H. Letter, assistant of the office of superintendent administrative services, presented the diplomas to the graduates as they came up by rows and their names were read. on. Having the first period of the day 6:46 in the blessed a.m., attending classes at junior high relocatable, traversing downtown one Magna in an attempt to get from lack the and to another general class of spirit, unity and communication caused by these adversities. Why, even before our sophomore year began, our ranks were depleted, because a number of students who were supposed to attend Cyprus did not want to face the hardship involved in attending a school under construction. But, as we soon learned, the early schedule and spread out classrooms did allow for some favorable conditions. For instance, the 12:48 dismissal time allowed all General Hospital fans to enjoy their favorite daytime soap opera and it seemed that somehow, on many a day, our paths from class to class were often mysteriously detoured through the Grub Box, at which classes should have been frequently held - for credit of course. Then, finally, came our senior year and a new challenge faced our class. With the new building functioning, it was up to us to reestablish pride and spirit in our school and we did, didnt we? We initiated the pride committee, increas t Lancers ed attendance at assemblies and, additionally, our athletic and academic programs are on the rise, prompting the school spirit which seemed to be missing our first two years. We, the class of 85, have rebuilt a solid foundation for other classes to add to. And we will be better off for overcoming these obstacles, if we use the knowledge gained in our experiences here at colCyprus as we now move on to marvocational opportunities, lege, riage or whatever we set our sights start at t t 13, 1985 Cyprus Cavalcade 'Continued from page 9 adverse conditions and situations. The fact that we received our diplomas signifies that we overcame these obstacles and we will be better prepared in the future for accomplishing this. Remember, if you will, that we are the first graduating class of the rebuilt Cyprus high shcool. However, we must also recall that the road has not been easy. After all, how many classes have been faced with the following situations, for not one, but two r r r r I May we in the class of 85 always strive to improve ourselves, continually setting and surpassing goals as we sail on into the future. And, finally, may we remember the C on the mountain and all it represents and all we had to overcome to be where we axe now. And, as we set our course into unknown horizons, may we all simply do our best and strive to reach our individual potential, for in doing so, nothing mroe can be asked of us. Id like to add one note to the class of 1986: Before you toilet paper the school, check with the janitor so it is not cleaned up before anyone gets to see it. And to my fellow seniors, good luck; Ill miss you. reunion. See you at the five-year Justin Bryan Brooks, Aaron Fender, Stipanovlch, outstanding boys PE; Deon Santisteven, outstanding boy athlete; Jenifer Jones, Shannon Reiser, Jean Brady, outstanding girl athletes. Also, Alison Branan, Michelle Anderson, Kathy Rees, Shaunda Lewis, Taralynn HUlman, Teresa Clark, dance; Dawna Perkins, karate; John Watkins, health; Amy Hewitt, Jenifer Jones, state history fair; Jill Breinholt, Shane Brock, Kathy Lang," state math contest; Kendall James Brown, Debbie McAffee, Vanessa Gross, journalism; Mike Oreno, Troy Bennett, Gary Thornock, computer club; Lisa Stacy Knighton, Melissa Swim, Rasmussen, spelling. Ingleby. In crafts, Anderson, Jor ary Thornock, Kristina Dahl, Carrie Encarnacion, Ramirez. Typing awards were given Spanish. and Staci Blake; The math department recognized Katie Judkins business, Tammy Gill. Collin Johnson, Jill Andersen, Shane Others included Catherine Rees, Brock, Laura Linton, Matt Fields, Marllee Foote, Heidi Farnsworth; English, Mark Jennie Johnson, drama extra Jodi Ramseth, Shane drama; Mason, Colton, Taralyn Tina Jones, Catherine Sefron, Darron mile; Brock, Emily Farnsworth, Social Tawnee Rushton, home economics; Bradshaw. Jolyne Coray, were Jill Chad Turpin, Aaron Sadler careers; Then the madrigals sang My studies recipients Robert Klaas, photography; Eric Wish For You. Following this Andersen, Jennifer Jones, Taralyn Bartnicki, golf; Matt Torres, Clawson, Lou Banks, Greg Jeanette Francis pronounced the Mason, Simone Chadderdon, Stephanie InMalinda Huntsman, Nate Tiffany, Class of 85 alumni. Cheer and gleby, track; Lisa Thomas, gymnaswith Sir Lancer Tom KimStacy Nelson, Sisilia Maumau, Matt Tim tics; Heidi Brooks, BUI Reiser, Deon Williams Taggart, ball lead the graduates in the school Daniel Santisteven, basketbaU. Stephanie song. By this time most of the class Voss, Mamie Colton, Scott Schafer-meye- r, Also, Bonnie Job, Deon SantisBradley, . Amy Eva Moreno gave was teary-eyedPotts. Kevin teven, volleybaU; Matt Tyler, Mike and Zac Evans the benediction and the class of 85 were Hunter, Gary Harshberger, boys Those recognized for science filed out to return caps and gowns and Brock Shane intramurals; Jenifer Jones, Jinkee Celeste Swanson, and carry out their intraMatt Fields; art, Ryan Baxter, Amy Lopez, Stephanie Buist, girls plans. Some went to the Stonehenge Shane wrestling; Kathleen Reynolds, murals; Kay, Bush, Hewitt, Crystal where the 1985-8- 6 SBOs had punch and eclairs waiting. 10 Continued from page Stephanie song-leade- y, As the school Your Week Ahead Horoscope Forecast Period: 616 62285 year came to an end, so does my weekly column. 1 Classified Ads deliver results. Try one yourself and see. -- have really enjoyed sharing each Thursday with you to better inform you about the great Granger high. I will miss this job and all you readers. Although you wont have to be in the dark next year, because a new face will greet you each Thursdy. Thanks for your support and loyalty to GHS. ARIES Mar. r. 19 TAURUS Apr. 20 20-M- GEMINI May Bennion Lion Awards CANCER 2 June21-July2- The awards were presented by Continued from page of Lions president Dale EatcheU and At Vista elementary, recipients the awards were Brett Herbert, Reed Mackay, first vice president. The students were chosen on a Vangia PhUlips, Heather Hodges inbasis of good citizenship, ability to and Colleen Schmid. Teachers schovolved in the project were Craig make responsible decisions, to and along get lastic ability ability Burningham, Cathy Stringham, and Douglas with others, said Mr. Parker, Janet 10 LEO July VIRGO Aug. 22 23-Se- Your outlook on the future takes on a LIBRA The new moon on Tuesday sets the pace for a period of much communication activity and local travel. Monetary motivation is a dynamic force with you, and you are especially dynamic in fund raising activities. There is nothing low key about your romantic or social plans. 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