Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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2 I ll a i fi 1 -1 X MR. C. F. GAUFIN MR. j. F. MOSS First Superinlendent l'r1ncipal l9l7-l9l8 The first attempt at high school work was made in Murray City in September, l924, when the seventh. eighth and ninth grades were assembled at the llillcrest junior lligh. llere Mr. C. li. Gaufin had the responsibilities of both superintendent and principal. Mr. Wm, li. Robinson was one of the ten faculty members who directed school activities at that time. Tenth grade work was added the next year and by l9l7 a full senior high school curriculum was organized. During 1917 and l9l8 Mr. james E. Moss was principal. The following year Supt. Caufin again acted as principal with Ada Hartley as his assistant. Mr. li. Allen Bateman became principal in l924 when tre student body became so large that the work of a full time principal was necessary. Mr. C. ll, Anderson succeeded him in l9Z8. The First Faculty l'ag4' l0