Larry's father was George Leonard Murray, son of James Lawrence and Catherine (McMahon) Murray of Wakeman (Huron County), Ohio.
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This is George's picture as published in The Windmill in 1928, his senior year.
George Murray
"Blessings on the little man"
Track 2
Glee Club 1, 2
Valet Club 4
When talking about the Senior Class History, the Windmill said: "At the beginning of the term there were thirty-seven in the class. Johnny Kotz, George Murray, Beatrice Mulquin, and a great many others did not know those that had come up from the eighth grade, but as the first six weeks rolled away they all became acquainted."
George Murray
"Blessings on the little man"
Track 2
Glee Club 1, 2
Valet Club 4
When talking about the Senior Class History, the Windmill said: "At the beginning of the term there were thirty-seven in the class. Johnny Kotz, George Murray, Beatrice Mulquin, and a great many others did not know those that had come up from the eighth grade, but as the first six weeks rolled away they all became acquainted."
This is George's picture as published in The Windmill in 1928, his senior year.
George Murray
"Blessings on the little man"
Track 2
Glee Club 1, 2
Valet Club 4
When talking about the Senior Class History, the Windmill said: "At the beginning of the term there were thirty-seven in the class. Johnny Kotz, George Murray, Beatrice Mulquin, and a great many others did not know those that had come up from the eighth grade, but as the first six weeks rolled away they all became acquainted."
George Murray
"Blessings on the little man"
Track 2
Glee Club 1, 2
Valet Club 4
When talking about the Senior Class History, the Windmill said: "At the beginning of the term there were thirty-seven in the class. Johnny Kotz, George Murray, Beatrice Mulquin, and a great many others did not know those that had come up from the eighth grade, but as the first six weeks rolled away they all became acquainted."
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