Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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Madri als Left to Right, Row One: Karen Perry, Sherilyn Green, Donna Iessop, Barbara Blake, Robyn Pugmire, Ilene Tueller, Sharon Limberg, Carol Kirkham, DeAnn Hansen, Nancy Cannon, Ann Marsden, Marie Butler. Row Two: Paul Brown, Jerry Kartchner, Ron Bird, Ron Ferrin, Dennis Dou lass Richard Neal La ne Marshal Fred Burton Rand Black Paul Densle Mark g C 7 1 4 : y '- a 1 C y 4 1 yn Hansen. The A Cappella Choir provided a great deal of entertainment for the student body with its excellent renditions of musical numbers. The members brought honor to Murray High by representing us at other schools and at public functions. Their crowning achievement was the Salute to Youth Choral Con- certv in conjunction with three other Salt Lake City high school choirs at the Tabernacle. Left to Right, Row One: Karen Welch, Judie Carpenter, Beverly Shaw, Carolyn Wright, Rosemarie Boel, Kim Mulder, Lynda Bloxham, Ilene Tueller, Ven Weidow, Sharon Rackleye, Ron Bird, Terry Tibolla, David Neal, Paul Brown, Eugene Turner, Klint Day, Richard Ludlow, LaVar Densley, Fred Nygren, Mark Hansen, john Kussee, Craig Butcher, Ver- lene Nelson, Sherry Bagley, Marcia Ottley, Connie Harris, Randy Boyd- sunk Carla Terry, Susan Brissell, Carol Kirkham, Claudia Poulson, Judy yc es.

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Sophomore Choir Left to Right, Row One: Kathy Hilton, Patti Gurr, Kathy Hooton, Sandra Forman, Devera Shields, Linda Hampton, Connie Weidow, Denice Pipella, Mary Schuring, Lynda Bills, Kathy McCaul, Susan Thompson, Jimmy W'olf, Jerry Lobato, Mark Holbrook, John Reed, Larry Boydstun, Renon Klossner, Gail Black, Debra Rakes, Shirley Davies, Janet Reynolds, Juli Ann Stauffer, Kathy Lindsay, Linda Bennett, Pam Wfahlen, Naleen Dalton. Row Two: Linda Stol- worthy, Cora Lee Jackman, Stephanie Bassett, Linda Mecham, Linda Maxfield, Arlene Meehling, Sherrol Buck, Chris Pack, Susan Grant, Ranae Eatchel, Don Clegg, Rod Kirby, Ron WVells, Bill unior Choir W x Wack, Leon Jessop, Larry Aagard, Sandra Marler, Melody Pace, Sandra Jensen, Jeanne Petersen, Karen Daw, Jean Wright, Paulette Bigler, Laurel Johnson, Ann Bronson, Angie Reynolds, Dianne Sharp. Row Three: Juliann Brown, Trcasa Bryan, Irene Herman- sen, Valrie Davis, Karen Madsen, Carol Robinson, Gloria Medici, Chris Tranter, Cheryl Amitli, Ilene Bolingbroke, Steve Spenst, Dave Sagendorf, Frank Adams, Randy Mace, Michael Richardson, Jeanne Parker, Beverly Mortensen, Susan Menlove, Stophie Camero, Christine Cornwall, Colleen McCloy, Linda Mines, Dianne Limberg, Sandra Robinson, Vickie Conde. Left to Right, Row One: Norma Mace, Susan LaGant, Dian Karen Drager, Carol Reeves. Row Three: Colleen Muhlestein Buckley, LaMar Densley, Ed Miller, George Frear, Diana Carter, Carolyn Jo nston, Marie Van den Akker, Janet Ashby, Lenny Barbara Olson, Pennie Bennett. Row Two: Carma Jessop, Linda Constantine, Gloria Hollins, Roylane Richardson, Kathy Brown Peak, Kathy Reed, Steve Smith, Marvin Tauffer, Linda Newman, Laurel Millett, Sandie Ratterman.

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l A Cappella Left to Right, Row Two: Carolie Thompson, Sherilyn Green, Donna Jessop, Barbara Blake, Karen Jackman, Susan Packard, Linda Thompson, Julia Christensen, Kendra Simper, Lois Green, Larry Aebischer, Dennis Green, Lon Durrant, Larry Lovell, Jim Butler, Doug Koncar, Allen Davies, Paul Densley, Carl Fisher, Steve Allred, Randy Black, Julie Mechling, Karen Wester, Gayle Tumer, Linda Simper, Pat Beach, Sylvia Johnson, Colleen Casaday, Ann Mars- den, Gayle Zaugg. Row Three: Karen Perry, Kathy Harr, Jane Fredrickson, Susan Green, Nancy Taylor, Sharon Limberg, Robyn Pugmire, Ruth Burningham, Pat Redd, Penny Dwyer, Ron Ferrin, Jerry Kartchner, Dennis Douglass, David Mash, Tom Geddes, Fred Burton, Layne Marshal, Ed Box, Richard Neal, Leonard Jolmstone, Doug Eddington, Linda Trappett, LeeAnn Jones, De-Ann Hansen, Carla Jacobsen, Linda Madsen, Sandra Park, Carol McMillan, Yvonne Schmidt, Nancy Cannon, Marie Butler. The 23 finest voices in the school were gathered together under the expert direetlon of Mr Wllllam Johnson. The Madrigal singers presented some of the most difficult and beautifully done music to be heard