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

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.ii- .1-1-1: iii -ii- a '- -Q fqnaiyzm lay, Nnadzm Page Today learning in itself is an experience that is a vital part of everyday living, and that experience may be some- thing accomplished in terms of a completed assignment, information gained from par- ticipation in a forum, work done for an extra-curricular activity, or facts learned through long hours of study and research. Whatever the experience, if it enriches our knowledge of working and co-operating in a modern world, it is an experience in learning for living. - -xx -X- 1 n -ln: 1-n

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Learn to live, and live to learn, Ignorance like a fire doth burn, Little tasks make large return. -Bayard Taylor E . ..g..

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Qx 5 The vault . . . place Where secrets are under lock and key as Well as important equipment . . . keeper of the keys is office secretary Mrs. Marie Carlgren giving Dwight Rosenberg the movie machine . . . some lucky class is set for movies today. The hub of Murray is the office . . . morn- THE CJFFICE ing rush . . . excuses . . . new students . . . telephone calls . . . lost and found requests it '57 . . . Why do you want to he excused? asks Mr. William Scanlan, assistant principal . . . Mary Louise Markley assists in the oliice dur- ing early morning hours . . . Iean Eyler re- quests information. 76? f g-