Hill Murray High School - Omega Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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'Personality Beauty Shop HAIR CUTS - PERMANENTS FINGER WAVING 1437 Cleveland Avenue-MI. 3512 Lindig's Midway Greenhouses WEDDING DECORATIONS BOUQUETS, CORSAGES FUNERAL DESIGNS 6: SPRAYS For prompt delivery Call . . . NE. 1972 1875 W. Larpenteur Ave. Open Sundays NOW ...... IS YOUR OPPOHTUNI TY To prepare for profitable and pleasant ern- ployment in the business world. There is an increasing demand for RASMUSSEN graduates. You receive individual instruction by ex- pert teachers, make rapid progress, and are taught exactly the subjects you need. Select from 35 accounting, business admin- istration, business machine, secretarial and civil service subjects. No Solicitors Employed-Central Location Bulletin-49th Year 63 East Fifth Street, near Cedar CEdar 5333 St. Paul, Minn. Congratulations to Murray Seniors 'A' Waldorf Paper Products Co. 2250 Wabash Avenue NEstor 7231 HSHIELY STONE A Veneer Stone For Residence and Buildings I. I-I. Shiely Co. St. Paul F rom a Hockey and Football Fan af Tom I-Iarkins P9 TY

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. lv? K ff u I . J Gtr 4'--fro.: fc. fu :, CANTEEN NIGHTS ARE ee 'K TOPS WITH MURRAYITES Everyone from seniors to freshmen tro- licked to the Canteen on Friday evenings to see the gang. Most of the fun was derived from sipping cakes and smoothly bouncing to the latest julie-box records. Swing your partner with a do-si-do. Although most of the dancing at the Mur- ray Canteen this year was carried on in the popular vein, square dancing was met with the enthusiastic approval ot the students who clapped in rhythm with the calls. Special dances including the Harvest Ball were sponsored by the Canteen Committee. Free dances featuring Twin City bands such as Bud Strawn were approved by the stu- dents. After-school dances were also pop- ular. During the year even the rumba and conga found their way into the varied dance program. Seated: Laura Brown, Sally Morris, Robert Schrader, Juel Brynildsen, Mary Roepke, Russell Prickett, Paul Christiansen 4' William Geiltuss, Jean Larson, Marilyn Winter, Barb Proshek, Mary Atkinson, John Smich, Carol Wilson, Pat Bracken, Bob Granovsky, Albert Anderson, Kathryn Berge. r Page seventy-seven