Murray High School - Pilot Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Page 11 text:

f e u X x L I X. ,f 1 f Qi , 's 1 X .if I, . 1 E, 3' L Adm., f ! . ' 3 A, f rl ' .. 0 X 1, K vx' I f 'A' ,J ,Z X VH' Q 51,1 I W1 L, - f' L. rv f' . . , kr is 2,4 ,1 1. VLH , ,T X J I N,J J Page Seven

Page 10 text:

n SN - ' Q.: if wuswnw'-Zsef. ,f y ,,1f' , gr-lg C7 fwiliyifi' 'isle' 2'3a.3f5,f'2H hs K 'S N, PU P 3 Qffwlr, Q5-: Oyjpyjp P S- ,L ll uxcg st. yy I, as 1-I9 Ci 33'-Rf J' ' C 'N' ' .dfk . a p fu 3, 4 6 e,l,C6f,tl E D Pa 5 ox 0' '5 Xe-A' ' . Af teacher affects .Srrfi-ga are can never te gwlge igfluegg sw F M V 7rrA,c,h lb p- , i'I'ruea is this of Mr. Bement? Mkelman, Miss MSP lleberiflmiss ll Marion Gratz Mr George Bergulgiand Mrs. Ruth lffddygwhbxhfae served , A as instructors at Murray High School since its yugorfsa Twenty-one E years of working together have linked these frieigs. in a common bond' V N of service to the school and the community. During the years many students have come to know each of these teachers as a friend to whom he can- turn for wise council and under- standing of the problems of youth. 'Teaching is more than classroom j routine 3 the boy or girl is more important than the printed page. To if these fine teachers to whom the gift of understanding others has been given in large measure, there is a deep sense of satisfaction for all the efforts that have' been expended for those Whom they taught. ' s Pleasant memories of the years together are recalled as these friends and co-Workers Watch the Hickering fire. In honor of their years of service, in honor of the high ideals which are theirs, and with sincere appreciation for what theyf have given to Murray High School, We, the stall of 1947, dedicate this Pilot. Q X ix , I ' x i X lit. r 1 N Page Six xg R ,

Page 12 text:

Weir edlaonfiigigfiezi ere any 9 s r meeokfr tl CNW ' Q t' , 5 Kiwi is 5375i 1 r ,Q .,, r , , 7331 . X I yy ','Es.,. . - rs. , v git- A .L 51 ' . .V , W ll. X 5 1 ' 1 '0 .- Y n 1 K tn, , s -4 uv . ' .' I . , V-: 4 A gi-1 . -,jk .lt , ,ii5,,g3,u LJ, ' we .' 1 - . I ' , , - x J ' '- A , .25 Mk W V t 1 'wh Tl BLU fi' af r .11 ' ' . U , , 5 . V :Bukit WY 1. . f,.fi',,33 ,9x, ' I M s if ,Q J,g'ei1fi-Qfitif' QV - .?l'iS'Z'gsii'C f' 5 fav , e'sf1'w fiviifll , w --. tus M, or O lean Lewis, Quill and 'fScroll president, checks O Recent territorial alterations are indicated on a future plans While Miss Margaret Glenn, adviser, globe by Mrs. Susie Sauber and Miss Virginia Fer- and Nancy Eyler, secretary, revise the minutes ot tig previous to a class discussion concerning the the last meeting. changing world order. I An effective school police force depends upon both I Counting money is one of the more pleasant tasks student and faculty cooperation. Pictured above for the MMU Club secfetafyqeasufer. Here Ioseph are Lowell MUUSOH and MT- GCOFSC BCYSUP df?-ff' Horvath checks over his accounts 'With Mr. Ralph ing new plans and improvements. Engebregson, O The art of properly interpreting music is shown to Sandra Granovsky, student choir director, by Helen McGeever, music instructor. Page Ten - ix