Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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1 I i 1 1 11 1 I 1 I 1 Ii 1 1 '! Q Y E ! i 1 1 I 1 i .X , . -ev--1. I Q' , fl 'I- 1 'Y' I c,a 'na - tiiiggeglt 'T i X5 IRM.-X SANDERS Ml'RIl:I. liUS'liIiR Yl:Rl Mc.MII.I,.-XN jOHN WOOD Izl N10 t.lI.I,I'X 1 1 I , 1 1 live students were graduated at the first commencement exercises which were held in - F5 IUIT. 'lihey were: Irma Sanders, ,Iuhn Woud, Muriel lfoster, lilmu Gillen and Yerl McMillan. ' ,X student body organization was etfected for the first time with Yerl McMillan, President. .1 There were two hundred and twenty eight ntemhers of the student hody. ,Y . . . , . . . . . '! By this time students were hecunnng interested in school activities. AX vaudeville was presented and a hasketball team was urganized under the supervision ut' Mr. Leonard C. 1 .. 1 . V :N K D 11 Xlelsun. A dramatic club was clnoseng the lfaskethall team entered the state le gL1e and sUtll'l EH the boys began tu discuss forming a hasel'all team. -I I 12 2 i 5 1 m .. U , - 1 -1 f 1 11 II ' t 1 'I ' 1 1 1 Ifg 5 E51 1, Igt ' hi Y 1 I it L L ti.. - G Hn' I-'1'rxlSlf1fI ft Y ' .' 11 e , ,M - 1 e 1,--'ze mug: - 1 !3'iiis'Q!dJJ!, .....-- U ' ' 2 ' g e- ,,,e e, - te. .- Page ll 1 1

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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

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Past' l2 :fl ' .Y Q' , ' 1 . ' EY' . . 'C Qin V r ,E - '- - A f , . X . Tlw Ifirw! lltzckvllufzll Twin Slum l'Jl7 the Nlurrzty lligh School has grown very rzlpitlly. lhe stutlent hmly has m- cwalsetl lllllll'5l I1 ur times :mtl new huiltlings are nec.s-airy to frccwmmmlztte the stutlents. llxe sclmul CllI'l'lClllllIU has heen rmprryvetl zmtl ll wltle variety nt suhjegts is mm' ulleretl, llurfng the grwwtlm ul' the suluml the zlgtivities within the school have zllsn l'een tlevefupirtg. llevutmg hats lreen tleveupetl xerx' elllcientlv :tml the tezlm has gone tu the state semx- lmxtls lur Illilllf' years :ml in N27 Iiell lor state' cltulnpiunsltip, A 'lhe students of the high school have excelled in athletics. Our tuothztll Ieztm is gettmg strunger ouch your :mtl in IUZH only mine game was lust. ln IUZ4 the huskethatll team came secuml ll1 the state :mtl catch year we have :tn exceptlmmully good team, llte other sports are :llsu lWClI'g regwgmfetl rzlprtlly, We The lfirsi lfmwtlmll Tvtznz