Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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Zin Apprvriatinn nf Auaintanre illenhrrrh The success of our paper this year has been, in a great part, due to the financial assistance given by the Board of Education. Wfe regret, that owing to the health conditions which have prohibited any activi- ties, we have been forced to rely on them for hnancial aid. It is the hope of the staff that with the proceeds from our Commencement Dance and other funds we have been able to raise, to at least partlv pay the expenses of our Year Book. J Much credit is due the faculty for their splendid assistance. They have been sincerely interested in our proceedings and without them we never could have succeeded. Through their co-operation with the students, the staff has received remarkable support from all. IF- If the Board of Education hadn't promised to back us up there would have been no Year Book. If Mr. Gaufin hadn't steered us through we would have been shipwrecked If Miss Hartley hadn't been so interested and enthusiastic, the whole thing would have fallen flat. . If Mr. Russon hadn't worked his darned fool head off the book would have been much less attractive. If Mrs. Sorenson hadn't been such a good cook and manager there would have been fewer sales and hence, less funds. If Miss Sudbury hadn't been so pleasant there would not have been so many smiles. If Miss Schwan hadn't corrected papers until her brain was weary there would have been more these here's and them there's. If Miss Fowler, Miss Ware and Miss Tuckfield hadn't bought so many eats at our sales there would have been a great decrease in the profits. If Mrs. Fleming hadn't managed the Eighth grade so well, we could never have had the splendid co-operation from them that we re- ceived. If Miss Keate hadn't made the play a success the proceeds from same would have been sorely missed. ' If Miss Sanders hadn't kept the figures so straight we. would never have been able to figure our way out. . ' If Mr. Robinson hadn't been so economical in his department the school fund would never have reached around our bills. - N If Mr. Neilson hadn't contracted for two dozen copies of fhe Crest the copies sold of the annual would have been two dozen less. If M . M n elson hadn't chosen such an interesting occupation r a g as that of shoe clerk, we never could have had the good cartoon of him. , . If Mr Boggess hadn't been so generous with chemistrykclass time, there would have been less time to work on the Year Boo '. .- If Mr. McCloy hadn't been here-what would we have done-if.

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45, .,-' W 'fv' Dm Y X 1 .A illllli-l i - i ' -if ' fail?-'fl 'Tf K .4 frfivfiif X ff' , tffi'ff1'l'i'lf'-if UM f i all' 5: if N QQ ,E K My if . X A Svnrurg uf Athlviira Murray being the youngest and smallest high school of the county, has its athletic reputation yet to earn. lVith each year our school has been gaining more respect and apparently, some fear, from her opponents, because of her rapid growth and development. Some of oureganies this year have been eye openers even to the players themselves. W'ith a team drawn chiefly from the lower high school classes we have gone into the conflict and made an admirable showing although generally coming out on the short end of the score. ln the coming year Murray ought to be able to attain the star of victory because she will have the strongest and probably the hardest and longest drilled team of her career. Wfith all letter men back to partake of the sports, the coming season should prove an exciting one. Murray's possibilities are great and with the planned addition to our SCllOOl,,Q'lC future looks brightf