Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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hgairal 'T hnratinn Q Sveninr Girlz g Under the untiring, patient and devoted help of Miss Burrows, the Senior Physical Education class this year may be considered as very suc- cessful. Every girl can tell of the benefit she has derived. Our work came under three headings: First, Swedish gymnastics, commonly known to the girls as formal work. Here the droop to our shoulders was corrected, and every girl learned to act in unison through obedience to command. Then dancing, here we learned graceful steps to the rythm of music. We will admit we acted stupidly, but Miss Burrows exercised patience and repeated her directions again and again. Then, oh joy! how we have enjoyed our informal work, especially our ball games. We have proved by our excellent team work that boys are not the only baseball players our school has. The class voices its appreciation for Miss Burrows, for her patience and her efforts. T Zlnninr Girlz Who says this ardent bunch of girls has not come up to standard this year? Their healthy young voices ring from one side of the school grounds to the other. They niazurka and schottisehe round the buildings and the heart. of Miss Burrows must indeed swell as she thinks of the help she has given in straightening up their bodies and adding grace to their movements. Their work is practically the same as the Senior class, but they have produced the delightful festival which helped so much toward linancing our book. h K