Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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LYNN MILLER- Farmer He's hitched his wagon to a star, He's full of high ambition, If ability will take one far To fame, he's free admission. MARY INGALLS- Midget She's peaches and cream and gm pearly teeth, too, The boys, of her looks, are all fondg For her beauty receipts, the girls vainly sue- You've guessed it of course--she's a blonde. SYLVESTER TURNER- Sally In quiet mien and placid look, True comradeship with master books, Sylvester true, our president, Has well and ably, effort spent. LYLE BISHOP- Bishop A voice as lovely as the nightingale, And a face as lovely as the voice. Shall it be the concert stage? The whole world her to hail- Or just a little cottage and the per- son of her choice.

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F59 !o ffl, .4 W. A A-an Q gush m. ' I wir A a o up 'SN 5 JL! 5 x jx GYNK If ffl, NX r Prcs'z'dmzI-Slrjlvcslcv' Turfncr Vice Prcsifcleini-Ella Tripp Secretary rmrl T'l'GflS lH'G7'-IflYLGZ Naylor R01J07'i'C7'--E?'17lfI CIl7lf'llCQ'iCf87' E4l'GCllf'1i'U6 Members-Earl Amlcrson, Roscoe Miller Four years ago we entered the Murray High School as Freshmen. NVhat a short time ago it seems, and yet it seems almost impossible to us now that those long-legged boys in knickerbockers and those shy little girls in short dresses and curls were to be the backbone of the school. Each year has seen a great many changes. NVe finally passed from the green stage into Sophs, here we find boys sporting around in long trousers and our girls no longer in pigtails or curls. Wheii we, a year later realized that we were Juniors, we began to take the responsibility of school activities, we began to feel the real hon- est worth of our education, and began to see just how much our school meant to us. Vile began to look forward more and more to the time when our progress should make us Seniors. At last we have reached that precious goal and we are now preparing for that which lies ahead. Perhaps you wonder just what we are going to do now that our days at Murray High are over. Have no fear, no one need have a doubt as to the welfare of the Seniors. NVe have a generous sprinkle- of most every profession in our band. As you know our actors and actresses have already shown their talent, but we have lawyers, politicians and professors of every kind that you have not as yet heard much about. Our festivities this year are certainly worthy of mention. Our Senior Hop, although not a great financial success, can be called with a doubt an exceptional social success. A flag of the school colors, orange and black, has been contributed to our school. In future years we hope to sec it waving gloriously on every special occasion. VVe hope that sometime in the future all of us will have attained the heights of our ambitions, and that the continued struggle for the same may bring us as much happiness as has our sojourn in the Murray High.

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ROSCOE MILLER- Rocky Deep resonant tones and curley hair, A brain which none can equalg A wizard with all ladies fair, Just guess the happy sequel. ETHEL NAYLGR- Et As editor she's efficient: As a student she's proficient: As all around 'sport she can't be beat, Now, for one little girl, that's suffi- cient. MERLIN WATTS- Squeak Mer1in's real name is undoubtedly ac- tion, His teasing drives the girls to dis- traction. With some new joke he is always per- sisting- Girls, that itself is enough cause for existing. LORETTA DAVIS- Davis She's always on the job when every- one else has lefty Of c-harm and frank good nature, she 'never is bereft. It would take many hands to count her friends, For she's never done a thing for which to make amends.