Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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Gene Tripp Gene, so small and trim, With all her wiles and whims And charms I cannot measure, Is indeed the Senior's treasure. n , Milton Swenson Milton is an artist rare And gets effects beyond compare, Some day Fate says you'1l see his na Written in the halls of Fame. Ruth Sanders Ruth with sparkling hazel eyes, Their wealth of mischief can't disguise. She's slender, dignified and tall, Most sweet and charming with it all. Margaret Nelson ' Margaret is n dreamer, Her eyes like jewels twinkle And whisper low of depths unknown, Of talents someday to be shown. me I Nu J' ri .14 ,nw -,f:'.-LQ? iv N . -fr.-Lfm flg 1, 1 ,vw - ' .QW I .

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