Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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I 1. :FJEETGQ 2 - ' s7 ii'll35lllt,llllF.gll'3 ',.,,1-.. .. -f.: ',A'.' f:,5Z,5iif?' ' JOHN KASTELIC SHERM WOOD DAVE TURNER Calnlin- and 3 Very fmt f0fW3fdf Spffm ilwfgs gon fha twiogb amd Dave is a very capable guard, h Jflhn Could always be Counted UUUI1 Eggrdgo Shea, 5,350 an sxcelaigng knows his basketball and plays for HS an eftcellem baske' 5h00fef- player and will he missed 2 the benefit of the whole team great deal. For the third time in the history of Murray High School, the basketball team has won a berth in the State Tournament. The team, under Coach Reed Swenson, displayed a type of basketball and fight that has characterized former Murray teams. Murray came through with six wins and four defeats. As a result there was a triple tie for second place: jordan, Cyprus and Murray. A ln the play-off series, Cyprus trounced jordan for the right to meet Murray in the final game. ln defeating Cyprus, Murray staged a comeback that has never before been equaled in the history of the school, thus winning a berth in the state classic. ln the Tournament. Murray met with only fair success, winning the first game and losing the next two. However, consolation is found in the fact that the state-champion's, Hinckley, defeated Murrav by a bare margin of three polnts. It can be said that Murray had a very successful season and with five lettermen returning next year the prospects of a good team are very bright. SCORES OF LEAGUE GAMES Murray 35 Cvnrus 37 Murray 34 Cvprus Murray 33 . Grantsville 25 Murray 39 Grantsville Murray I7 jordan I9 Murray 33 jordan Murray 26 Tooele 20 Murray 36 Tooele 'tlurray 26 Bingham 24 Murray 3l Bingham PLAY-OFF Murray 44 Cyprus 37 TOURNAMENT GAMES Murray 37 B. A. C. I9 Murray I7 Hinckley 20 Murray 28 Weber 42 e - Ili-QSQFQBEIII -Q - .,,.-,. n ..,' .of 40 u, ........h....... : m f 5 9 ' 3690. N' Z Page 42 7' It R -1 1 -' Af w

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W. t:'3f5'?Gt: I ' 2 ' A i5llfl?lln-4iIIF.?3l'3: e J Baseball Although the spring sports lack the enthusiasm and interest found in football and basketball, the interest shown this year is unusually good. With several lettermen returning the prospects for a little winning team are the best in years. Those in the picture are: Back row, left to right- Kresh juretich, Sherm Park, john Kastelic, Coach Howard I-lausknecht, Sam Oliver, john Pierson. Front row-Earl Nlathews, Earl Linnell, Floyd Brown, john Tomich, Alma Erekson. Emerson Boam, and Pee-Wee. I age 44 Illiigfjazlll Q- ' f 2 , , IQ' '