Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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0Bur Alma illilatrr YVQ are no longer girls and boys, To be satisfied with childhood joys, 4 P1'epa1'ecl we stand down to the man To face the world with an HI can l Dear School, in these past years You 've taught us to overcome our fearsg Given us courage to make the fight, And to stand firmly for the right. Dear School, to you we say, 'AFa1'ewel1, NVQ hope in the future we can tell That we faced the World and were 'ctrue blue To ourselves-our ideals and to you. E. JOHNSON 5' .T Ji? CE gn I

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Svrninra President, Edith J ohrisoii Vice Presiclent, Lewis Olsen Secretary and Treasurer, Louise Befntz Class Reporter, Bertha Siirsa On Monday, September 2, when we entered high school as dignified Seniors, a meeting was called. Of course, the first thing to consider was election of officers. The results were as follows: Edith Johnson, presi- dent, Lewis Olsen, vice president, Louise Bentz, secretary and treasurer, executives, Howe Moffat and Louise Bentz. XVe have struggled on bravely for three years and surely our efforts have not been in vain. Some times we have felt that we have failed, but we have always rallied and we hope, achieved some things. The Juniors, Sophs and Frosh have looked to us for guidance. Teachers have held our class up as examples to the under-classmen. Then, is there a doubt but what our class is the best cver?,' We have climbed one step higher on the ladder of life towards success. VVe are just commencing our life. Opportunity knocks at our door. VVill anyone let it slip by? No. For we face the world confidently, ready to grasp opportunity and prove our worth. NVe are the class of 1920, the class who sees things, does things and achieves greatness. seg ftyff. ig, 1 F as K If ' . ., a.i.ns.a'-12. 5