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Show FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER What's Doin' al Murray High Watts, president; Pat Bryan, vice rw a --tain the rlane of- the president; Virginia Grace, secre and Marie De- nine o'clock bell sounds its beckfor the dance chairman Niro, oning call to the students of annual "Goats' Gallop." Murray High School. Already the Some 24 active senior, junior clamor of the students can be heard from all corners of the and sophomore fellows will comd Key buildings as they go. some anx- prise the iously, some reluctant, off to Club at Murray High School. Oftheir classes to join with fellow ficers are Norman Jackson, presstudents both old and new in the ident; Alvin McBride, course of new studies awaiting Melvin Aamodt, and Ronnie Burrows, them, historian. Advisor is Harold AusActivities always top the list tin. Roster includes Robert Whited, for everyone and Murray High's annual "Get - Acquainted Day" Stan Mackay, Hal Benson, Don Refugio Martinez, held no exception to the rule. Christenson, Bob Bogden, Rigby, Held last Friday on the school Norman campus, the students first as- Dick Saunders, Neil Niclson, Jim sembled in the auditorium for a Burrows ,Hal Erickson, Adolfo Saunspecial assembly with talent tak- Amador, Bill DeNiro, Dale Earl the in Reynolds ders, Reynolds, en from nearly every grade senior high. Joan Reid repre- Watrous, Larry Tuckett. Nolan sented the senior class with a Wahlen, Melvin Stauffer. and vocal solo, while Frank Hallen Gary Scheib, followed in line with an accorMany activities are listed on the tentative calendar for this indion solo. A unique reading by Shirley dustrious group. First will be the Wilkins was outstanding. Her Charter Banquet, to be sponsor imitations found the entire stu ed by the Murray Kiwanis club. dent body laughing from begin- Following will be a dance and ning to end. Little Cherie John- assembly, a benefit basketball son's two vocal solos also won game, and a Career Day. New sweaters are expected to the applause of all the students his soon for the entire group. in arrive the faculty Representing ever popular piano playing was The sweaters will be blue and Cleo Petty, and closing the as- gold. sembly was a vocal duet by Elections and organization Charles Josie and John Prpich, seem to hold the spotlight for accompanied by Frank Hallen. Acting as emcee was the stu- the active studens in M II S. dent body president, Hal Benson. Along with the various other Following the program he turn- groups is the Debate club, under ed the time over to the new cheer the advisorship of Miss Evelyn leaders, Lula Peters, Joyce But-t- Morgan. President is Judith Stevice president, Marilyn field and Fonnell Nielson, for phens; Duff in; secretary-treasureJoan a short pep assembly. Introduction of new faculty Casper, and reporter, Lavon members was also made during Erickson. the assembly. New teachers inAlso to be included in the newclude Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Hones, Mrs. Hansen, Miss Peterson, Mr. ly elected officers of various service organizations on the school Robinson, and the new Mr. Wingate. campus is the Distributive Edu After the assembly a matinee cation club, under the direction dance was held in the school of Murray R. Lewis. President is gymnasium. Prompting all stu- Marvin Gerrard. Other officers dents to get in and dance were are June Walker" some 29 pledges to the Booster Refugio Martinez, secretary and Club who did their chores under treasurer, and Lula Peters, pub the watchful eye of their masters. licity chairman. Immediately after the dance students were feted at a water- New Facilities Greet melon bust on the front lawns U. of U. of the campus. Having undergone a slight g First in starting the annual iniduring spring and tiations of school clubs were the summer months, the University Boosters, whose pledges were the of Utah will welcome an expecthit during the third week of ed 7500 students during Autumn school. quarter registration. With regulations and limitaBeginning freshmen signed up tions set before the group, the Thursday. All other students club elected an "initiation com- will register Sept. 22 and 23 for mittee" to plan the week's events classes which will begin Sept. 25. The expected 7500 or more for the new "goats." Active in the planning were: Marie Dewill find two new dormiNiro. Rita Arthur, Jeri Bell, Car- tories, a revamped Park buildol Wright, Gayno Gustaveson, ing, a new band practice field, and Lula Peters. Advisors for the and immediate prospects for a group ore Mrs. Cloe Barnes and new $2,000,000 Union building, a Miss Ruth Muir. $500,000 classroom building, art Official initiations began early and medical centers. It is hoped by university offiWednesday morning with the "goats" being garbed in such cials that the new men's dormioutfits - as short skirts, bib tory, formerly the Fort Douglas overalls, men's house slippers station hospital, with its accomhigh heels, logger boots, saggy modations for almost 300 men, sweaters, "silly hats, and many and another- housing unit to be other novel "get ups. used as an athletic dormitory, Wednesday morning may have. will help to alleviate the campus founJ any number of "goats housing problem. tidying up rooms, cleaning shoes, making beds, doing breakfast dishes, and helping their "mas" ters" with household tasks. Congratulations Performing on the city hall "Happy Birthday" greetsteps in Murray was another of ing to Murray residents notthe hilarious antics of the weary ing their birhdays during pledges. Anything from tap the next week will be sent dances to acrobatics could be by the Murray Junior Chamviewed by anvone who happened ber of Commerce as a phase along at such an early hour of the organization's BirthComical skits, singing, duets, and day Calendar project-Tgeneral horse play left the junior be thus congratulated girls a little on the tired side. the next week are the found during "goats' Thursday the following: again at the doorstep of their Today (Sept. 22), Roy "masters" early in the a. m. Hellstrom and Ross Egan; dressed in gunnysacks, tin can Sept 23. LeGrand Black and necklaces, old shoes, logger boots. Judith Erickson; Sept. 2(5. and a variety of original ere a Hons, they then proceeded in a .Douglas Perkins. Kathryn Sullivan and Wayne Nielchain gang to the high school sen; Sept. 27, Chloe Bowman: Returning to school later in the e members Sept. 28. Roger Larson and evening, the soon Frank Christensen. of the girls' club presented a program for their senior masters, while the "masters" enjoyed a Among Murray youngsters lunch the "goats" prepared for observing their first birthdays them. during the past week were the following: Climax of the entire week of Gregory Mauchlcy, son of activity found the entire group Mr. and Mrs. Vern Mauchgathered in the activity room on the high school for the impreslcy, 623 j So. 1521 West St, sive candlelight ceremony, during Sept. 16. which each new pledge is sworn Merilyn Kate Slusher, into the club. Senior members of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Slusher, 6487 So. State St., the club were present in formal the while Sept. 14. dresses, junior group Evan Thomas Smith, son drrsseij informally. of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. New actives include Joan Krickson. Smith. 6142 So. Cedar St., Janice Olscn. Miller. LaVcrne Davis. Shirley Sept. 14. Kaylana Kershaw, daughKcnnclly. Joan Levorsen. Margie ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. ODritiColl. Marilyn Duffin, PegKershaw. 2017 West 4101) So , gy Turner, Lrnla Turner, Lee Ann Winter Robei'tj Johnson. Sept. 14. Marlcne Taylor, Rosemary De- - j Niro. Chadetto Meyrick. Nancy Bankhead. Arlcne Hofelln Ifo IJ. Queen Contest Maine Soumcn. Jovce Ante . La Von Erickson, Joyce Garfield. Adelo Hendricks, freshman Joan Casper, dent at the University of Utah Huggctt, Joyce Saunders, Joan Van Heigh- - and former coed at Murray high nigan, Betty Caldwell, Tasty Me school, is a candidate for Beth Oliver and Arleen man queen at the U. The oueen will be chosen today (Friday) Colby. New officers are Carolyn at the school dance. By Carol Wright EAGLE THE MURRAY 22, 1950 I Ckssifkd Section, . . -o- tary-treasure- White new style. Firemen's auxiliary at their reg. 171 ular business meeting Wednes n922 day afternoon in the Firemen's Hall. Two-piec- e FOR SALE living A delicious luncheon was servroom suite, 9 x 12 rug and pad, l, Hostesses Marguerite 2 end tables coffee table, two ed by Gla-vaBernice Fowlks, Nora lamps. Call evenings between 5 Elsa Lindberg, and Margaret and 7 p. m. and make offer. .io4 Anderson. "922 W. 53rd South. Cards were cut for prizes with Elaine Fowlks winning first prize For Good and Annie Stauffer the consolation prize. Call Peter Vander Meide Phone Mur. 980-- J 322 West 53rd South p!031 vice-princip- vice-preside- Freshmen at face-liftin- Dresses - values regularly m ONLY 810 Dresses - values regularly tq ONLY ,H" Suits and Coots selected gjq O $3i s, r; r, 814-W- Du-val- t; ei SALE Plans for the forthcoming Halloween party were discussed by members of the Murray City FOR SALE bath tub. Call Mur. Mountain View Drive. newly-organize- secretary-treasure- Firemen's Auxiliary Plans Halloween Fete. O O PLASTERING PRIVATE SPEECH LESSONS to Children and school age. high Experienced Instructor MRS. FERDIE PETERSON Instructor with many years of experience in studio work. Phone Murray 1038-teen-ager- Find II! Buy li! s Kiwanians to Host Midvale Club Here Murray's Style Center for Wo men The Murray Kiwanis club witnessed many War II scenes in films shown Tuesday night at ' the club's regular meeting at Shamrock cafe. The films were .shown by Sgt. Hilton of the Murray national guard unit, the ? Hours l Sand and gravel For Sale headquarters engineers fill. Also soil. Mrs. Glenda Hills 134th WANT ADS PAY and combat battalion. (formerly Mrs- Vernal Woods), ntfn Archie Taylor, Kiwanis presiPhone Mur. 639. Phone Murray 35 dent, said at the club's next Rent Your Are Floors Shabby? meeting the local Kiwanians cello WANTED wrap Exp. floor sander would play hosts to the Midvale our high-spee- d per and ribbon tier, packer, dip and refinish like new Reason- grcup at an inter-clu- b meeting. pers. Duke's Candy Co., 730 E. able rates Otttey Glass and 45th South. Phone Mur. 864. Paint Co. Phone Mur. 1177. c98 ft ? Sa m w lht Hod,, to 6 4910 So. State St. of fashion Phone Murray Cub House trailers, new $395, factory. New 6.00 x 16 tires $8.95 plus tax. NASH AUTO CO. 2600 South Main Street Wm. K. BAKER Vine St. Mur. Rear 690 1251-- J Coal stoker in FOR SALE Reasonable condition. good price. or see at Phone Mur. 383-6463 So. State St. n915 FOR SALE 4:90 vear and Leather Jackets relined, repairhalf old Kenmore washer in very ed and zippered. Murray Cleaners good condition for only $45. 5990 and Tailors, 62 East 48th South. 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Don't buy a small, modest car when you con drive this big,' beautiful Mercury ond get gas mileage 21 better than the overoge of the three oriced cars! Tok. Mercury's lounge Rest ride today. re-sal- e . I stu-Joye- e j l fresh-Milla- 935 LADIES Don't throw those Plumbing Repairs Prompt and nylons away. Have them invisibly Efficient and courteous service. mended at Eleanor's Shop, 4838 Peterson-Well- s c55 Co., 4313 S. State South State. ; St., Phone Mur. 749. DARK MOUNTAIN SOIL Plain sewing, crocheting done Fertilizer to order. 4872 Boxelder St., Apt. Sand & Gravel Drive Gravel B. White Play Sand p922 . jtu-dent- Worrit) c4, J hi n, 4203 SOUTH STATE STREET . MURRAY CITY, UTAH VbVo PHONE MURRAY 153C ft B h f J |