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

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Page Four HE magic of a Minnesota autumn is a prt of our very school life. We thrill to the memories of the gaiety and variety of color that mark this season of pep fests, homecoming, and football heroes.

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f L . Y i I - '- 5 - ,.... - 'fffrf t U Ligu e.: Y' . ' fin 155: 4 ' - nw' WL . Lx ' up H -.1 v if V, , ' ?3ftjil2a .3 K. 0 fig ln this, our 1947 Pilot, We present y I X no plan or pattern for the future. After 0 A if the feverish and depressing War years, if We are glad to take stock of the good ini! V-:V-in ' if . . . A ns A F7 thin s in life that have been salva ed, V , g g fn FX A XJ We hope, for all time. Making the most 'N W y C of our high school education is one of l A our hi hest aims. We desire that from g l F2 CY: our school experiences We may gain the Wisdom necessary to take our places as citizens of the World.

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Lpwtf-I,f'?Le'V,l2.,gft,.,f y I if yzfpgf Lille.f'Lf ?liVLrfZ5Wf ' , 0 !g?2fi OLQLM Mn if MURRAY 6 ff ff' Mei J if fit-fm, 5 VQOYYXIJ ,MLM Owqglfx Q-uf , CWD!! lD4MA f M wkere ML ive QU' I450 Grantham Street Q6 J f This is Murray, one of the ten high schools in the city of St. Paul. In fact we are the youngest -seven years old. Sheltered in a hollow amidst a lovely residential district, Murray gives us the friendly feeling so frequently found in small towns and communities. Some nine hundred of us students coming from twelve public and parochial schools interchange ideas and interests as the busy days of high school slip by all too quickly. There is the homework and the daily routine that sometimes trouble the best of us-but friendliness abounds, and that is what makes life rich and joyous. Yes, happiness is where one finds it and we do find it at 1450 Grantham Street, the place where we live.