Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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Sophomores

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Prestclent-Blanche J cms-SON Vice President-Wfilliam Broomhead Secretary and Treasurer-Racltel Churches Class Reporter-Vera Gaufin Executive M embers-e Rose Shercmian, Reid Erekson In one burning flash came a sudden realization that we, the Sophomores were the life of Murray High School. Nowhere has a i more ideal class been so readily recognized than that of the Sophomores. The destinctive features of the past year have been the pro- gress and notoriety of the Sophs. ns ever, one is aware, the intelligent looking scholars wearing a bow of blue and gold were the first class to organize. Perhaps no other class has shown greater vigor or put on more entertainments which have been recognized a success. Weitook definite steps toward planning par- ties, dances and little socials to be given during the school year. The first party was a glorious success. Games were played in which all took part and refreshments, the best ever, were served. The hit of the season was the Freshie and Sophomore party. Along about that time came the basket ball games. For a time the class gave up parties and began following up the basket ball games. Our boys, too, have been a tower of strength in athletics. So here 's to the Sophomore class, the stellar class of this year, the hope of the next two years! ,,..l,,, . -Y - .... ... -lil l1!..... .

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f 'V 'f ci 5? - Q Viv FE Presiclemf-Je.ssie Hobbs Vice Pre.sident-Artltur Erekson Seeretfzry C101-CZ Treas1w'e1'-Vera Scmclers Reporter-Norma Moss Executive Members- l1D L E Della, JlIeMiZlcm, Owen Sanclers IKE T0 FIND THEGUY Murray High Sehool, End of School, 1921. Dear Bob: It will soon be vacation time and we are eertainly proud to have had the title of Freshmen, NVhen we first entered sehool this year we were timid and backward. NVe have been Hbawled out by the Hhusky Sophs,', jeered at by the Hflighty Juniors, and laughed at by the lofty Seniors, but we have found our feet at last and we are glad to say, can stand on them. XVe first showed the i'Freshie spirit in the form of a matinee dance. Then surprised the students and faeulty when we eolleeted some of our talent and showed them. how to give a first elass assembly program. VVe claim also honors in athleties: Cloris XVatts and Joseph Kas- tellie upheld us on the first team, while Owen Sanders and Avon Frame were among the seeond team stars. Nlle hope to see them the leading stars for next year. NVQ also won the class series in baseball and earry the name of being a bunch of boosters NVe have enjoyed the association of our elassmates and teachers and owe a vote of thanks to Miss Cox, Miss Barlow and Mr. Robinson for their advice and supervision. Wishing you a pleasant vacation. THE FRESHMEN CLASS. S