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

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Take DAT SAT, MSAT Sz PSAT: Rats! The Marines are looking for good men. Maybe T. Pierce and G. Willard? in ve' .fu S. MARIANNE SCI-ILENDER. . .Counseloxx fsff-'fr Af4fPf4f,f,w:5 What are your plans for the future. . . I see. . . Would you like to talk about it. . . Your grades are good enough. . . Do whatever will make you happy. . . It's different from Hill and much busier. . . A knock at the door. . . it's a yellow slipg tens ion mounts 5 who's the lucky winner? . . . Have you got an ap- pointment?. . . DAT-ITED. . . Do Not open the booklet till you are told and be sure to use a number two pencil. . . All I can see is black dots . . . SAT PSAT ACT MSAT NMSQT. . . It looks like an ad for alphabet soup. . . I like working with kids. . . The counselling services has a lot to offer. . . I wish the kids knew us better. MARY MARTIN. . . Receptionist Counseling Services. . . 149

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, It's a bird. . . it's a plane. . . it's an Army helicopter making a recruiting visit to Hill-Murray. W We 1 if 1 N DEL DUCHARNIE. . .Counse1or. WR it Concerned about their future, Sue Watson and Debbie Anzevino consult college catalogs. fs BOB FROST. . . Counselor.

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MARGARET KUENG. . . Business Officeg S. MARK COURTEAU. Bus. Office. M. JOHNSON and K. EBERLEIN browse through the bargains in the bookstore. Sign your namep it's yours . . but not forever I was in the library once this year--I stole a magazine. . . Hi ya, Sister. . . Where's your pass 7. . . only one to a table. . . if you don't have anything to do, leave. . . Fill up the front tables first. . . books on reserve. . . Let's go to 129. . . she won't care if We're late. . . Somebody took the book I Wanted. . . Cookie and Shelagh were singing and Iwas at their table and she kicked me out and I didn't do nothin' bad . . . But I'm only five seconds late. . . Iwanna take out all these magazines, Mrs. 150 . . Business Grabowski. . . Let's listen to the record in 129. . . Girls, you can't just walk out of here with that tape recorder. . . How much will I get back for this book'?. . . Our bookstore stocks just about everything . . . Oh, you don't have any more of these textbooks '?. . . top -selling records. . . Can I come in to look at the cards, Sister Mark?. . . How come We can't sell these back?. . . No matter how much tuition I pay, there's always more in the balance. Rich Harris pays his tuition to Mrs. Kueng, V-E-R-Y slowly.