Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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Qaggg.. 55111119 lirnnumira Glluh The world may live without music, The World may live without booksg But the civilized World Cannot live without cooks. As usual,, with any organization that is composed entirely of girls, the H. E. C. was highly successful. The girls lent their support to every activity undertaken and were a big factor in the school life. One of the best assemblies given this year was the one given by the H. E. C. girls. Their original songs, poems and characters conveyed the purpose of the assembly, which was to institute a clean-up campaign to the students. The campaign was highly successful and the girls were proud of their success. To Miss Tuckfield and Miss Jones does the club owe much of its success and also to its officers who Worked hard to make the year a suc- cess. The officers are Kate Bennett, presidentg Bertha Sursa, vice presi- dentg Edith Johnson, secretary and treasurer. 4-it ff L J S f x

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V35 i ,lf W l '1, -l.- Gym' tj., 31,1-I'., ' it 43 illlurrag iqigh Murray High School-a new institution but three years gone. The end of the fourth is nigh. We review the growth of our school with the deepest pride, for no school has such a record of so rapid growth and achievement. This year we have tried hard to better our school, both in scholastic work, socially and athletically, we have succeeded to some degree, but we do not wish to talk of our achievements, it is the further development of the school we love. Opportunities await it in the future. Next year-1920-21, a large number of new students will enter the high school. We have not room nor facilities to take care of them prop- erly. We will have to make new additions, new buildings, enlarge the curriculum, construct an adequate campus. NVe now possess the land whereon we could easily construct one of the most wonderful campuses in the state. We need this not only for school athletics, but the whole community needs a field properly equipped, where they could go and enjoy an occasional baseball or football game. Each year our high school has won a better reputation in all lines of athletics. We have been greatly handicapped because of the lack of a campus. In 1919 we were able to secure a field just adjacent to the high school, where we played football. In the spring the iield was plowed and sowed. We are with- out a place to practice baseball or track. One of the greatest assets to this school will be the addition of the aforementioned campus, where our athletes can be properly trained to compete with those of other high schools. We have mentioned the lack of room that our present buildings afford us. Our school needs an auditorium, chemistry laboratory and agricultural laboratory. These additions are very necessary. A new building should and will in the future, have to be built in order to take care of Murray High school students. The school ground will be parked and driveways will be Built that will greatly beautify our front campus. XVitli these improvements we foresee for Murray High school an institution that will be a source of pleasure and pride to the whole community. S f- ' r 'Wm