Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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ooks The kitchen staff of Murray High is as important a part of the machinery of the school as any business or administrative facility, as the students who participated in the hot lunch program well know. The cooks spent many hours of thought and work to make each week's lunches nourishing and attractive, and their contribution is appreciated. 79..- Left to Right: Cleofa Browning, Wanda Ellison, Norma Bamey, Ethel Fortune, Betty Stacey, Eva Richard, Absent Virginia Maxfield. Custo dians Left to Right: Will Chase, Artie Bronson, Roland Pond, Henry Ruseler, Glen McLain, Lawrence Eyre. Our school was always kept clean and neat, thanks to the hard work of our squadron of custodians, led by Mr. Pond. The halls and classrooms were a pleasure to look at and be in be- cause of their spotlessness. Our cus- todians have done an excellent job this year and deserve our congrat- ulations.

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Putting Democracy into action, our xeeiitive Council Left to Right, Row One: Judy Dyches, Jon Jensen, Steve Brinton, Kent Jensen, Lynn Challis. Row Two: Karen Olsen, Roy Ames, Jeril Winget, Frank Stringham, Ron Cod- frey, Sue Arthurs. ' With the furthering of the students: Welfare at heart, the members of the Executive Council met with each other to plan for the activities and affairs of the school. Their work kept the schedule operating efficiently and served the wishes of both facility and student body members. Representative Council class representatives regularly solic- ited criticisms and suggestions from the students and reported to the Executive Council. Through the ac- tivities of these people, the voice of the majority was carried to the administrative departments and made effective. Left to Right, Row One: Allen Mulvey, Susan Brissell, Jackie Bell, Judy Dyches, Jon Jensen, Steve Brinton, Kent Jensen, Nancy Ruben, Caylene Spencer, Paige Simper, Burr Dallof. Row Two: LaVar Densley, Steve Lavigne, Dave Chavis, Scott Heal, Frank Stringham, Larry Taylor, Bob Breckenridge, Ken Serre, Brent Winget, Lynn Bloxham, Robert Hale, Lon Durrant, Jim Vicchrilli, Roger Sperry, Paul Wright. Row Three: Nalene Dalton, Beth Rugg, Kathy Taylor, Jolene Johnson, Marcia Ottley, Diane Lim- berg, Ilene Bilingbroke, Alta Axtell, Rena Divine, Sharon Limberg, Suzanne Vicchrilli, John Greenwood, Larry Sidwell.

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With Steve Brinton at the helm of Murray High, the school progressed in many ways. His friendly manner and genuine interest in the welfare of the students combined with his in- telligence and hard Work to make his administration one of the most il- lustrious in our history. l Steve Brinton President Student Bod Oflptcers