1987 - Distinctly Different (excerpt from "Cedarian 1987")
Unique as each of us eventually becomes, we belong to a common company -- the studentbody -- in which every fraction counts, for the Redmen name cannot stand alone; the individual makes it strong.
School Song
R-R-R-E-D, M-M-M-E-N R-E-D, M-E-N, REDMEN!
R-R-R-E-D, M-M-M-E-N R-E-D, M-E-N, REDMEN!
When the Redmen, our team, Is in the game And the whole school is fighting To guard its name And the Reds yell like warriors As the team goes by There's a killing in the old town tonight.
When Cedar's banners are waving In triumph o'er the hill And Cedar's cohorts are cheering For the Reds have made their kill (RAH! RAH!) This day is ours, ours forever Let victory never fade Then rise, rise and cheer boys 'Til the winning score is made.
David Jessen showed his versatility by excelling in music, athletics, academics, and student leadership. He led his junior class as president and the student body as vice president. He represented CHS at Boys' State. He chaired the 1986 Homecoming Parade. He took an academic load, with calculus plus Advanced Placement English, Biology, and American History. He represented Cedar High as math Sterling Scholar. He participated in band, orchestra, a cappella and madrigals. He sang in All State Choir. He represented CHS for 2 years at the State Wrestling tournament and was awarded the All State Academic Wrestling Award. He lettered 2 years in cross country. For his many contributions to Cedar High, the faculty chose David Jessen Boy of the Year.
Margie Walker 1987 Girl of the Year
Margie Walker's beaming smile made her a welcome addition to any class, club, or organization. She participated in the German Club her first two years of high school. Then she graduated into Nike service club her junior and senior years. Margie served as varsity cheerleader. She excelled in a cappella for three years and represented Cedar High in the All State Choir. She served as a cappella secretary and seminary council secretary. She enjoyed AP Chemistry. Margie earned the Redman Pride Award, her young womanhood recognition, and was nominated to Who's Who in American High Schools. For her many contributions to Cedar High, the faculty chose Margie Walker Girl of the Year.
David Jessen
Margie Walker
