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

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N. L. Hermes, Florist Staff Today ' , To Buy Your School Supplies Mldway 1017 at 1581 W. Larpenteur at Snelling Pharmacy St. Paul 8, Minn. O Meet Your Friends 1 LES AND ROD'S 1 At 1V1i11er's - MARKET - .' Complete FOOD SERVICE , and LOCKER SYSTEM Mi11er's Wish a Very Happy and 1437 N. Cleveland Ave. I Successful Future to NEMO, 509 Murray Seniors VJ? 'Ky . A n e 18 9 I , ANNOUNCEMENTS. 7 iffy , s ik gzip!!! Representative: H. A. PETERSON IOSTEN S, Foshay Tower Arcade Minneapolis 2, Minnesota Illlllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Illlllllll

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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

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' X Pri atc School DEDICATED: O To the teaching of the high- est ideals and standards in the field of business educa- tion. I To the preparation of young men and women for lives of usefuless, whether spent in the home, in business or the professions. I Write for Bulletin of Courses and Illustrated Year Book. Acquire More Than Technical Skills The better positions in business demand more of young people today than a working knowledge of a few business skills. Successful applicants for top-flight positions must have pleasing personalities, initia- tive, poise, enthusiasm, and ability to get along with others. Fortunately, these qualities can be ac- quired by study and training just as surely as skill in typing, shorthand, and accounting can be acquired. This program of study is called Career Training here at the Minnesota School of Business. In these classes, the fine .art of successful human relations is carefully studied under the guidance of capable teachers. , School of Business 24 S. 7TH STREET-LINCOLN 6721 A ouniurv scHooL smcz ian Page seventy'nine