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

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aww ,s in vm Let Me Look Them Overv Mrs. George Bergup. school nurse, looks rather douhtful whether the scale will last through the Weighing of these three football huskies, Pat MeGuinn, Jack Viemann, and Bill Lund. iLWlJTkiI1g Togetherw was the main point stressed at The United States Peace Conference held last spring. Looking over some of the display material are Marlys Hurst, Margaret Thoennes. Marilyn Wi11te1', Joyce Brusoe. and Doris Olson. 6'We're standing on top of the world.W seems to he the thoughts of Sammy Preus, David Christopherson. and Ed Sorteherg. Taking it upon themselves. the hoys are making a blueprint of the school. Here they are on the roof. Trying out the new radio hroadeasting room for one of the Hrst times this year are ,lanet Tripp. Roh Fender. and Dorothy Rosaeker, Dranialie Cluh enthusiasts. Page TM!!'IZ'f

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Senior Board Taking Time Uut First row: Bill Mcllluskey, Charles Winter. Second Row: Marjorie dr-Neui, Marlys Hurst, Tom Steveken, Joanne Fay, Pat McCuinn. Marilyn Figg. Third row: Roger Ettel, Pat Flaherty, Bill Lund. ltis almost curtain time for the grand finale of the Showboatis production-graduation of one hundred ninety seniors. They have come a long Way since the freshman days of 1945. ln fact, the early days now seem very remote, and events hazy. As juniors, life became a maze of extra-curricular activities that kept heads whirling. At the helm of affairs was Kenneth Spates. class president, and advisers, Miss Virginia Fertig and Miss Marie Darche. HDid you ask him yet?7' was the main topic of discussion for weeks before the Sadie llawkins Dance. Complete with dancing, zany entertainment, and re- freshments it was a big success. The theme, Blue Mist, dreamy music, and beautiful Howers made the Junior-Senior Prom, which was held at the Leamington Hotel, May twenty-seventh, an unforgetable evening. Bill lVlcCluskey took over as president of the senior class. To achieve originality, the class gave a Basket Social. The girls filled gaily decorated baskets with delectable food. and Mr. Robert Schanke auctioned these off to the lucky boys. 'flVlother Was A l7reshman,7' a hilarious comedy, was presented by two separate casts, February second and third as the senior class play. Today, the seniors are the chief actors on the Showboatis stage. It is their day for recognition and scholastic honors. june sixteenth will see this group become the tenth class to graduate from lVlurray. It is the turn of the half century as the curtain goes down on the high school life of the Class ol l950. Ptfge Thfrlccn