Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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.. .-., .- N- ',, , .. V. .. ,,. , 1 A .giiwi ' fam, .. . -v f f ....,g,. . ,.. , ..,..,..f,.-7.4 - - .. - .JAM-V U: - Oh, Well! it's a just punishment to you after last night. That noise was dreadful. ' Perhaps it Was, I said, but don't preach now, sister, dear- get me something to put on. I Want to see that race. I haven 't anything except some dresses and one of aunt's. You don 't expect me to go to the race with you dressed like that, do you? Who will know the difference? I asked. Why, anyone could tell, and besides, you haven 't any shoes and your hair-and We haven 't any extra hat. I've got it, I replied. Borrow three dollars from aunt and hurry to the store and buy a pair of coveralls. After receiving the coveralls, which were about six sizes too large around, I found my shoes were also gone, but thank goodness my vest was left, which contained the tickets. I sent Sis down to borrow a pair of the janitor 's shoes. On her arrival she brought back a pair of shoes -size 10, at least-with hob nails in them the size of thumb tacks. Here, Sis, is your ticket. You had better go or you'll be late, I'll see you after the race. I'm not fit to be seen with you. After dressing I looked a fit dude for the garbage can, but neverthe- less, I was going to see that race. Descending the stairs, the hob nails in my shoes made enough noise for a herd of cattle. As I left the door I heard the recorder bust into a fit of laughter. When I ordered a taxi I heard the chauffeur remark: Gee whiz! The steel strikers must have received another raise. By this time I began to feel like a piece of cheese in Lake alley. I had ridden about three blocks when bang! a tire blew out. So I decided to Walk, hoping to get to the race in time. Imagine yourself Walking down Main street in a pair of coveralls that were too large and a pair of shoes the size of box cars. As I rounded the corner I heard someone say: Hey, Fred, are you going on shift?,' I turned around and, to my surprise, there stood one of the gang of the night before. You lizzard, I replied, cough up those clothes or I'll knock a bale of hay out of you. He just replied: Oh, cool off or you might hurt yourself. Where did you get that outfit, what is it, the latest on Broadway? Yes, I replied, it's one of those evening dress suits you wear in the coal yards. I have been waiting here for you for half an hour. I saw your sister and she said you were coming, so I took pity on you and got your clothes inside of this store, and you can change, Make it snappy, be- cause it 's now 10:50. Listen, if they ask you how you got your clothes, tell them you got wise through the bell-hop. So long, see you later. LYNN NIILLER, '21. S 1 , Wim f . Wsnausijjv

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S pq I I 3 xl' 4 Ma -l K X R flllerhaniral Aria Enilhing At the beginning of the school years of 1919-20 thc students were very much interested in the new building which appeared on our carn- pus. This building was left unfinished by the contractors and the boys had very practicable experience in manual training finishing the building. The building contains a modern and Well equipped manual train- ing shop and also an auto shop. The latter, a new addition to the cur- riculum of the school. It is well furnished with all the necessary tools required by the aspiring young auto mechanics enrolled there. We are very proud of this building and We hope the Board of Education Will be able to furnish us with a new administration building for the school year of '20 and '21. f X , X r ' ,w J Ska S