Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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VVhile Vera M. disdainful, looks on with frowns, Saying Neva, my dear, aren't they just clowns? Wfho is it we miss from our little the-ay-ter VVhy it's Bebs gone to town for his car-bure-ter, Poor boy he has worries-no wonder he's bored, VVe advise him to sell it and buy him a Ford. Now Doris, our student, and Mildred C., too, Our standards of English will surely bring through. VVhile Margaret so shy and Hazel so tall, Prove that those who talk much don't quite know it all Melvin and Bertill both of candy are fond, They'd sooner buy candy than save for a bond. Here's Virginia and Florence, To see who gets the seat, Sometimes draw cuts, And someone gets beat. Friend Blanche it is said is a most promising cook, For biscuits she's noted As good as they look. Now comes Lyle raking his brain for a rhyme, And Wlilford who has managed to get here on time. Meet Theodore whose singing has gained quiet a rep And joe-ey, so sleepy, he's lost all his pep, Here's Diane, the favorite of both boys and girls, Although she does spend too much time on her curls, They are pretty, of course, but oh! dearie, dear me, VVhy let good candy spoil and get all sugar-ery. Here's Lucy whose voice is so gentle and soft, You'll have to speak louder, She's told very oft. And Rachel who in sewing can give you a tip, She has proved so she says, That As ye sew, ye shall rip. If our rhymes seem to limp. They at least tell the truth, So letls see you do better, Oh scoffers of youth. And if you're not busy .lust take time to drop in To watch us make progress And see the honors we'll win S 7

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