Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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SOPHOMORE-JUNIOR CLA SS

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Uhr Stnphnmnrriluninm If it were- not for the Soph-juns wouldn't our High School be a dull old place? Why we are the whole life of this place of learning. No gray days when we are around. Perhaps it is in part due to our jolly, mirth provoking spirits. You always know when the Soph - sluns are around because we are continually doing something to arouse school spirit. The other classes nearly exceed the speed limit in attempting to keep up with us. Our class has done many things for the school and there is a promise of a brilliant future for us. V Everyone of us has a personality all his owng and we are loyal to the school and our schoolmates, and always will be. If I were to mention the merits of each individual it would till a volume, because everyone of us has so many very good points to be remarked about. VV'e are prominent figures in all school activities and many of our members hold high offices on the staff. The ball teams are made up mostly of Soph-,lun boys. The Soph-Juns' parties have been the largest and most interest- ing events in school society. Every member has attended and never been sorry. The boys almost succeeded in making star athletes of the fair feminine portion of the class. Once they tried to knock the girls outv with some banana lemonade, but the girls' hardy consti- tutions resisted the attack. VVe all expect to be Seniors next year and we will try to be as successful in our venture in that class as we have been as Soph -Iuns. As a whole the Soph-jun class is a class to be proud of and no doubt will never be forgotten.