Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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me at A v O O Y ' . rx ,Qe,5e,'- ne,-0 as . f M a:n,,3g3,,,4,,,,g.,,:I,': Calendar Sept. 3-C. H. Anderson takes the throne in Assembly as the new teachers strut their stuff. ' Sept. 4-Baby'Clinic at Murray High, junior High students struggle with registration cards. K Sept. I0-Court goes into action. Over these prison walls l would fly. . Sept. I3-Annual nigger banquet . CFriday l3J. Was anyone so unlucky that he didn'I get in on this? Sept. 27-Get Acquainted Party. Parents, students, and faculty live in childhood days and drink milk from a bottle. Oct. 3--Parade-down' town to boost bond issue. Boosters Il1lIl3IlOl'l.- Seniors get a ducking. Teachers lose dignity at noon. Oct. 4-Murray eleven pops out with a fighting 1929-30 Oct. ll-Murray beats Grantsville in mud slinging as well as football. Pierson and Park are our heroes. Oct. I2-Shipmates have initiation Saturday at cemetery. Did all but tar and feather the poor goats. Oct. l7-Murray gives Cyprus rough play. score tied, 6-all. Oct. I8-Happiest day of year. No school- teachers' institute. Oct. 25-Seniors given rightful place in assemb- ly. Nov. l-Minstrel show. Niggers show their stuff. Students take a trip to Society lslands. Secret leaks out that Mr. Frahm doesn't know his geography. Tooele suc- ceeded in overpowering Murray by a small score of 45-0. Spirit and holds Bingham down to 3 9.0 Nov. 4-Tryouts for the best Pigs and Edna score. and Boamy prove to be the biggest. WE THANK THE STUDENTS OF MURRAY HIGH FORTHEIR PATRGNAGE DURING EE THE SCHOOL YEAR OF 1929-30 T. RAY KINGSTON, Manager Murray City Pharmacy PHONE MURRAY 279 MURRAY, UTAH WM l ' -if P, Page 60 Q4 4'f.: A