Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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FACULTY

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Wayne Moss. Wayne is jolly full of fun And knows just how to make Fords run. In life he surely will succeed, For 'tis by all the Fates decreed. 3 32 Clayton Turner. Bob is indeed the handsome one, Most good hearted and full of fun: Small wonder he's with girls a charmer, And in basketball he's also a starrer. 3 3 Archie Tripp. Did you ever see a fellow so full of fun? When thex-e's a good time he'll always come A speedy player in basketball, A .iolly good chap and a friend of all. 2