Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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25th-Junior Promenade. The biggest social event of the year. 28th-Baseball game. Seniors wallop faculty. A 29th-Excitement!! Senior class pins arrive. 21st-Senior chorus visits Jordan High School. April lst- One of the Eight, third appearance at Granite Stake House. The crowd fooled us. 4th-A new week started with a clean slate. Q 5th-Chemistry class gasscd the Whole school as Well as themselves while experimenting with bromine. 7th-fLa Preal stepped on her face while picking up an apple. Sth--Staff assembly. Given on short notice. 11th-Lynn Miller got a black lamp playing baseball. 12th-Baseball game-Murray vs. East Side. 13th-The campus had its hair combed. 14th-3 :30-Editor and Associate start mounting pictures in Art roomg 6 :30, supper servedg 7:00, dishes washedg 7:15, work againg 10 :30, still workingg 11:00. Loretta gets sleepyg 11:20, voices coming from art room singing, VVe Won 't Go Home Till Morning. 15th-Hurrah! Arbor day tomorrow. Holiday! 16th-Many long faces. No holiday. Rain! 19th-Arbor day exercises. Trees were planted in the morning and the rest of the day was turned over to homework. 21st-Rain! Rain! and more of it. 1 22nd-Senior Hop. 25th-Nothing of importance-only-the faculty paid for cuts in Year Book. 27th-NVe didn 't know our Junior High students were so talented until they proved it to us at the Festival given at the Granite Stake house. 28th-Excitement!! 1:00 o'clock-Faculty 99 per cent subscrip- tionsg 1 :20-Juniors risingg 1 :50-Faculty still in advance 5 2 :00- Seniors go over the top 100 per cent. Rah! Rah! Seniors. 29th-Baseball-Murray vs. Alumni. 6-2 Murray. May 4th-The Seniors seem to have something up their sleeves. 5th-A great deal of whispering and planning in the halls Camong the Seniorsl. n 6th-Senior sneak day. Ask the Seniors what happened. 9th- Crest goes to press.

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Ellnnthall Football started our season 's athletic activities this year. Last year the foundation for a good machine was built, but most of the players graduated. About two squads of men turned out for practice at the first of the year, among whom were a few lettermen, and prospects looked bright for a successful season, but due to the misfortune of some of the players, the team was reduced to about thirteen men, and we were handi- capped by not having enough players out for scrimmage. Murray was also unfortunate enough to get games only with Park City and VVestminster. Although both games were lost by close scores, the team feels that it did well, considering the many difficulties to be overcome. Most of the players will be back for next year ,s team, so we will look forward to a far more successful season then. 6 Ilinnthall letter Men Roscoe Miller-Q uarterback Earl J ones-Halfback Truman Thaxton-End ' VVilliam Broomhead-Tackle Lewis Sanders-Halfback Owen Sanders-Halfback Homer Bradford-Fullback Lynn Miller-End Fenton Bradford-End James Olsen-Guard Elmer Bacon--Center Wilfoi'cl Peterson-Guard Earl Anderson-Tackle Joseph Kastellic, Tackle emma vt