Murray High School - Crest Yearbook (Murray, UT)

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The technical aspect of running a high school was aptly handled by 1. Easton Parratt and the District Administration, whose planning and advice kept our year's activities balanced and met the demands of our expanding needs. Briant Stringham President I. Easton Parratt Superintendent Paul S. Rose ' t O t Vice President rw Administration Kenneth Simper Board Member Earl Healy Herbert Spencer Arthur Bishop E. Varian Mortensen Board Member Board Member Dir. of Bus. Admin. Dir. of Secondary Ed

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O11 DESTI QM 9 W i alll 'fl I - ku I ' e wo fr day to day, all our activities and attitudes are subtly and in ' y s a ng the pattern of the future. Our associations and activities are M t onl alf ' the school, but are molding our characters, preparing us for life J as us itizens and community members. These years in high school are those I rmation, a time when youth becomes adult. Our days at Murray High are, 0 nh qany 'ng else, CARVING OUR DESTINY. WI? ,MA f MQ qrjlpmlwl IQ Um ontents ADMINISTRATION PAGE 4 CLASSES PAGE 14 ORGANIZATIONS PACE 54 SPORTS GE 80 ACTIVITIES A 'E 100 xx X' Q W ,cf I Xxx ll O in XXX fa QL 5 IPC! l 'Q X Of Z' Xvwv , RX? ff X QA: 54' Q0 le IZ' Z ' A I J , l ,er,rrrr rrrrrerr X 1' V XX ,.,,.. ........ Qz.'3f.Q.,., to ' R I ya r is O sift A N- S I - . N, lx ry ll! A it X H A Y ittii Jf 1 f I' f' X X K Xa X' I' P' A j -'I I .' fl, X, ' Q . -4 ' 5 71:2 N-A Lf L' W' f' gf X X. X ,f 'iff-'X - f ' A Q A Uh K X, J' X K lf' JU I O V, J 'Li X K ,e ,' AZ'-2X ' Jfxl F I fl X x N X' I If f - Xml 1 fl ' w 'I ' Q N K x ' X l. ' X ' X'-si I Y E C, Lalslji . 1 J, XR f' X ,I lp N , XXAN ' K in ' I X jj- I 4 I T b-,:p1!- iff! f V J C ld ., A -N r , 1, g I, ,V . s J', A A ' I if J M ff f

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B. G. Bertelson Principal Assistant Principal Ray Oliverson has been a very important helper in Murray Highis administration this past year. lt was he who kept the students informed through the daily announcements. He served behind the scenes in many activities necessary to keep the schedule working smoothly. His in- dustry and diligence is deeply appreciated by all of us. Principal The fine scholastic programs made available to the students this year, the many enjoyable activities, and the business and administrative affairs of the school were all planned with care and attention by our principal, B. G. Bertelson. His helpful attitude toward the schoolis progress has rnade possible the advances we have enjoyed in 1964-'65. Ray Oliverson Assistant Principal