Murray High School - Tiger Yearbook (Murray, KY)

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fx- V3 N ,allln we 52 L1 f 4-5 IOBBY HARGIS lcientific Course lalketball '46, '47, '48, '49, football '45, '47, '48, Track 48, Zni in Regional B80 Yd. Run: lrd All- Kentucky 880 Yd. Run, Ira w. K. c. aso Ya. nun, Base- nall '48, The Maaquera '49, Sport- lan'a Club '46, 47, '48, Adver- Liaing Manager of AnnuaL f 0 Q Ls 'i 4di:::' 'dx null' nlllllllllx Illlll'IllllIlx Illlllllla ll IIN l ,, 'I ylxexelemnlaliv JAMES SHELTON KLAPP Scientific Course Football '46, '47, '48, Basket- ball '46, '48, '49, Track '48, Band '45, '46, Treasurer '46, Mixed Chorus '47, '48g A Cappella Chorus '47, '48, Showb0atH '44, '45, '46, '48, Orchestra '46, '48, Hi-Y '47, '48, '49, Nighz of January l6LhH '48, Tiger Staff '46, '48, '49, Annual Stafi 28 ,gii as HAROLD E. MILLER Scientific Course Football '44, '45 Basketball '46, 47, 48: '49E '43, Regional '46 '47 '48- Track '46, '47, 440 Yd. Dash Winner '48, Regional Mile Relay Winner '48, Scace Track Meet '47, '48, Baseball '48, Hi-Y '46, '47, '48, '49, The Masquers '48.

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1AslwluA nusnmmf I -We, the Senior class of '49, in numbers forty-nine, do now make and publish our last will and testament. We are truly forty-niners, having panned for gold in each of the rooms at Murray High School for lo, these many years. Our saddle-bags are filled to overflowing with the wealth of knowledge, industry, and ambition, and now we arrive at a point where a disposal of it becomes necessary. To MR. CARTER we leave our utmost respect. To NIR. MOSER we leave our undying gratitude and devotion. To every member of the faculty we leave our deep appreciation for each little nugget of gold they have helped us pan in our many excavations for wisdom. To MR. BOGGESS we leave a trail of gold dust. To the JUNIOR CLASS we leave our picks and shovels. Constant use will prevent rusting. Keep digging!! To the SOPHOMORES we leave our map of the gold mine of understanding. It is clearly charted and shows that the treasures are best obtained by hard digging on the pages of each text book at Murray High School. Try digging!! To the FRESHMAN class we leave the firm conviction that there are still enough golden grains of knowledge for each of them if they will dig as deeply as we did to find it. Start digging !! Each individual saddle-bag is unloaded as follows, viz.: I, GEORGE ROBERT ALLBRITTEN, leave my athletic ability and my good grades to ROBERT GLIN JEFFREY. I, ELI ALEXANDER, leave my Best All-Around characteristics to any boy who will work as-diligently as I have. I, ANNA RUTH BILLINGTON, leave my way of keeping only one boy-friend to BARBARA WARD. I, DAVID BLANKENSHIP, leave my picture to all my ardent admirers. I, MARY BLANKENSHIP, leave my sweet smiles and blushes to any girl who wishes to charm Mr. Holland. I, JAMES BONDURANT, leave my strong, stout physique to GLENN BILLINGTON. I, JOHN PAUL BUTTERWORTH, leave my handsome and distinguished looks to BUDDY VALENTINE. I, JOHN L. COMPTON, leave my loud and boisterous ways to EGGO STARKS. I, BILL CAIN, leave my tardy excuses to WANDA MC REYNOLDS. We, NETTIE LOU CULVER and ANNITA WASHER, leave the dust settled between MURRAY and DEXTER. I, BILLY CRAGO, leave my reputation as a Casanova to DWAIN ADAMS. I, BARBARA DOWNS, leave Murray High for Murray State, where someone is waiting for me. I, PAT ELKINS, leave my red hair to O.B. BOONE, who has always wanted to be a red head. 30