Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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.,. , . ?3 4' R' if al-'st 3 ' Q A e - e f .L ,9,'Eiar' -- 'r f'- . E 'TV i it 'q' 3 ' ' J lfiglif - .E ,Y l t I , . H .. , l MARGARET nomufs Fi.oRExc:E QANNEGIETER MARK BENYEGNU if MARY DIANA IDA BELCHER D LIE ANDERSON FERN EARRER MARGARET CANNEGIETIQR BARR Mll.l.l?R REED i.ARsEx Commercial The Commercial department is one of the most important organizations of the high school and is to be complimented for their splendid work. Under the supervision of Miss Sudbury, commercial instructor, the team has spent many hours of practice each day to attain perfection in that line of work. The main object of this is to choose the best typists to represent the school at the State Commercial Contest which is held in Provo each year. The teams made a splendid showing in winning second place in the amateur event and medals were won by Barr Miller, Margaret Cannegieter and Reed Larsen. The members of the Amateur team are: Barr Miller, Margaret Cannegieter. Mark Benvegnu and Mary Diana. Those of the second year are: Reed Larsen, Fern Farrer, Ida Belcher, and Margaret Holmesg and those of the Novice event are: Ailie Anderson and Florence Cannegieter. g Each year this department is growing and developing more efficient typists. I The staff wish to congratulate them upon their success. 1 l u T I A A A A- S...- '....-, D' - f' are : '::::1.....QvL!c,-J ,1g?iXEf,ff::Ee?'45'44' Am' Page 50 vial ma ' ll ' re 3 De 1 ' V23 at A 1' A 'ff 'q Ze' E11 5, Q-r' . M 3 , tax JL

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U 'v- us - t ' - c' Q, r r i T 1 , 119.2-mga: . ,QQ --.' Q .'1 H ,.,v V T, . - - gg ' 1 9-l.ff.2liu-.-itfili If-ij A Uperra Who has not, at some time of his life, longed for the free, romantic life of ll vagabond? 4 This desire was realized on Friday, March 28, when the Murray High School chorus and orchestra presented the delightful opera, The Gypsy Rover. As the curtains drew apart, the heart of everyone thrilled as he or she viewed a typical Gypsy camp in all its dazzling color and fantastic music. From somewhere in the forest a voice melodiously sang the melody so well known to the Gypsies. This voice was recognized as that of Emerson Boam's. His remark- able voice and ability in the part of the Rover was portrayed in a very pleasing manner. He had not been in the camp long before the pretty English girl wandered in, having been lost in the forest and finding at last the Gypsy Camp. Florence Canniegeter displayed a great deal of ability in playing the part of Constance. Her presence on the stage, along with her pleasing voice, did much to make the opera very colorful. Others displaying their talents and adding romance and comedy to the ormance were: Gene Woods as Sinfo, Wanda Ferguson as Zara, Edrie Reading g, Cliff Berg as Nlarto, Lucy Bringhurst as Nina, john Kilby as Captain jerome. Arion Erekson as Sir George Martendale, Louis Zaloznik as Sir Francis McCorkle, Arnold johnson as Sir Toby Lion, Howard Cannegieter as Lord Craven doncha know, and the chorus of Gypsies, children, and sweethearts under the moon. The opera would have been incomplete without the competent work of the orchestra. W. F. Robinson directed the entire opera with the assistance of Maxine Bagley and Lucy Bringhurst, and may well be proud of his achievement. f, F2219 I age 49 r -I 1..-Az: Mug: A I .Ulf Qu -Qu! V QQ? 1 0 Q3 2 'lt .5 '. ' n' ,

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fxgxl-E g -A 'Q 5 W M Q : Q , . ,..,..... if I ' '36 . . 5. .-1.,-.-ff-.. AL.-f 2 'iglrg-all.,-lliffgliii MR. WHITE BERNICE WRIGHT MERLE HOBBS Yl:RXA BERG HARRY THOMASON VAN ANDERSON l.OL'lS ZAIOIXIK Debating Debating this season gained its rightful place in school activities, when for the first time in several years, interclass debates were held with every high school student participating. Elizabeth McCleary and Verna Berg, representing the Seniors, emerged victorious from an encounter with Francis Brunsell and Evelyn Bringhurst of the junior Class to win the C. H. Anderson award for debating. After the class series the call for school debaters was greeted with enthusiasm, bringing more contenders than the school has heretofore received. From the large number competing for honors the following worked excep- tionally hard: Louis Zaloznik, Van Anderson, Harry Thomason, Merle lflolnbs. Verna Berg, Afton McMillan, Beryl Watts, Marjorie Norton, Austin Gi'eenwooti. LaVina Ayre. Bob Rothwell, and Carl Erickson. The work of elimination was a very difficult one for Mr. White, but resulted in the following as semi-finalists for the team: Negative-Louise Zaloznilc. Bernice Wright, Merle Hobbs and Harry Thomason. Affirmative-Yan Anderson. Verna Berg, and Marjorie Norton. The question for debate was: Resolved, That the age limit in the Utah State Compulsory School Law be changed from eighteen to sixteen. 9 ff ' ' A' -gc? 0 o '15 Q 1 g ' ' .s 7 Page Sl R S his ,Q .s R Q