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

 - Class of 1947

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wa! Enigltfen earji OLJLOL Whether it was the new pastel wall harmonies and the asphalt tile Hoof or the effects of the hard-working club members, the Library Club has had an extremely successful year. Book YVeek, the highlight of the year, meant hours of work for the committees. The theme, Books are Bridgesf' was carried out in an exhibit, an assembly, and a tea. The two social events of the year were the initia- Iudging from the smil- ing countenances on the Library Club executive board members, they must have had a prosperous year. First row, left to right: Alice Krantz, Don- na Best, lean Lewis, Gerry Busse. Second row: Bill Hilgedick, Herbert Moon, Miroslav Swyryd, Bob Bul- ger. tion and the pin banquet. The Hrst of these functions welcomed in new members and the second honored graduating seniors. Those in the Library Club auxil- iary who pass necessary requirements will Fill next year's vacancies. Money-making projects included the sale of Mur- ray buttons, Christmas cards, carameled apples, and band concert tickets. The activities of the year added another milestone of service to the school, in this their twenty-first year. First row, left to right: Marion Pfutzenreuter, Ioan Ianneck, Paul Miclke, Alice Krantz, Miroslav Swyryd, Ican Lewis, Herbert Moon, Ianet Lawson, Gordon Tinker, Fern Iuckel, Alice Egan O Ioan Morgan, Shirley Bjorndahl, Ioan Hayden, Patricia Dyer, William Lee, Mary Iverson, Astrid Haugan, Alice Perrin, Enid Larson 0 George Semple, Iames WVilcox, Iohn Raymond, Gordon Kimble, David Eidc, Robert Eyre, Leroy Gardner, Donald Pickering, Donald Ausemus, Richard Reimers. Q .. -mp L ' Page Fourteen

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Fifi! row, swim' Inf! to righr: Blythe Parriott, typistg Margery Finger, assistant activities etlitorg Beverly Iohnson, senior cditorg Leroy Gardner, headline editor, Bill Hilgcdick, circulation manager. Second row, Sftlildfilg Ief! I0 right: Marion Rear, assistant senior edi- torg Earl Paquin, co-activities cditorg Barbara Remington, feature editorg Ianis Thiemc, assistant feature editor, Mary Curley, junior editor, Margaret Wood, co-activities cditorg Robcrt Erickson, sports editor. eniuzied af mr Pilot Staff. That is the name given to the above group of eager but overworked editors. They are the ones who suffer nightmares, bad indigestion, and writers' cramps to present you with this better-than- ever annual. He who takes the Pilot for granted should visit room 312 any time of the day. The re- sounding din may resemble that of a boiler factory, but beneath the seemingly uncoordinated bedlam, genius is at work. As the layman stands on this sacred ground. he Let to righz: Ieanne Malecha, typistg Dan Keuhn, mounterg Bob Iohnson, art editor, Floyd Kongsvik, mounter. is amazed and bewildered as the busily working staff covers copy, hides pictures, and shuts up like a clam. Explanation is simple, however, for staff members are sworn to such secrecy that they feel guilty if their left hand knows what its right is doing. With hat in hand, the former ingrate backs meekly away from the tirade of journalistic, and sometimes not so journalistic, language. Nothing is left but to wait for spring when the Pilot is published. Now aren,t you glad you waited? Left to right: Donald Ausemus, assistant business manager Roger Adams, business manager, Nancy Eyler, assistant editor Ioan Ianneck, editor-in-chiefg Betty Olson, advertising manager Ianice Engebretson, advertising managerg Ioan Frenning, as sistant advertising manager.



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h. , X r X N. ,A 4. xx, X r K , C- , w , . I sr . . X W 'S I y g,Xl0!0l llfL9 MnLnown CA6l,l0f6l 6 0 Current magazines in the library are enjoyed by Patricia Carlson, Bill Lee, and Marcia Williams. 0 Many busy hours are spent in the Library Club Workroom. Here lean Ansley files away old magazines while Allan Arnason and George Semple cheek out classroom sets. K 0 Library Club members stop to view their exhibit which carries out the Book 'Week theme, Books are Bridges. ' First raw, left to right: Mary Curley, Roger Adams, Beverly Gulden, Robert Christensen, Gerry Busse, William Hilgedick, Donna ' ' ' f ' E l M t Wood, Iudith Best, Robert Bulger, Helarne Bjorntlahl, Vernon Hanson, Marllyn Gavin I Marjorie Walker, Iean yer, argare Stopf, William Kellcrmann, Helen Iansen, Helen Finger, Iean Ansley, Nancy Eyler, Ianet Lehman O Gene Gray, Robert Nixon, Robert Hays, Roger Wood, Lindsay Christlieb, Allan Arnason, Charles Grose, Carl Iohnson, Iohn Rutford. - s 3' fs -1 as t , I it he 5 M24 my fe. 89 an Q Page Fifteen l

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