Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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Elhrvr Ollivvrz fur illllurrug Qigh Svrhnnl This was the spirit of the class of '24 when we entered this school at the beginning of a new career, and it's the spirit we have had since, and the kind we will have in future years. ' Everything was so new and different that it took a week or so for us to get started, but we all joined in with incredible speed, and were organized as a class for the first time in our history. We elected as our class officers: Mercy Lundberg, president: Della McMillan, vice president, and Wfilliam Plume, secretary and treasurer. The flu vacation prevented our giving very many entertain- ments, but we all enjoyed one party this spring. It was given in the gymnasium and we all took part in a series of games after which de- lightful refreshments were served. ' The class has stood open-eyed wondering at some of the antics of the upper classmen. XVill they ever grow up? was the remark made by one when he saw a Sophomore girl pushing a doll buggy through the hall. Then, too, what can those fellows be wearing those silly old dunce caps for? But our class is growing in many ways and when we return in the fall we will do our best to make the Murray High School a bigger, better school. F sr 1-

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3 QD111' Ahnvrtiavr,-5 Of course you've mused, or will muse, over the pages of this Year Book again and again, but have you really read the ads carefully. If you haven't do so now. The people who have advertised with us are Murray High's best friends. They are the ones who have made this issue possible and therefore deserve our support. l The appearance of a spider in a copy of this paper is a sign of neither good nor badaluckg that intelligent insect is merely studying our columns in order to ascertain whether any store in the neighbor- hood has failed to advertise in our paper, in order that he might make for that establishment and there weave a web across the doorway, where he might dwell in undisturbed peacef'-Mark Twain.