Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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Granhmuthvr at the 3'Ha1nhinn Svhnm Hurry, Grandma! It's half past nine now and the fashion show starts at ten. 'Tm hurrying. It won't matter much if we are just a little late. Yes, but it will. The sewing girls of Murray High School believe iifstarting on time. After much bustling grandmother and her grand-daughter arrived a few minutes before starting time. They secured themselves seats and awaited the display. Lo and behold in came the procession! It was headed by the Seventh grade girls, as prim as you please, dressed in their little gingham frocks, over which they wore dainty white sewing aprons. On their arms they carried neat, little clothes-pin bags. These were not all that were made by the girls but then it isn't very easy to ex- hibit nightgowns at a fashion show. ' The Eighth grade girls came tripping in next. Some were at- tired in pearly white cooking outfits, others in neat one piece dresses and still others in tailor made middies and skirts. Last but not least followed the elegant Tenth grade sewing and millinery girls. They were wearing their dainty summer dresses with which they had taken such great pains. Their beautiful Easter bon- nets bedecked their proud heads. It would have made anyone proud to be wearing such hats and prouder still to know that they were your own work. ' e It was certainly fine. It showed great work and ability on the part of the students. I should like to have met the teacherg she has taught the girls such practical sewing. -. 528' is- ' . -E

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