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

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--W--W.. A . ,..-f......s..m. MWv.M.,m.,.,.s..m.,,.a.wW- 'Y R Etiquette Move over, Emily Post, the sports department will present a few pointers on Coffee Man- ners. Standing are Coaches Ralph Engebretson, Albert Sand-P berg, seated, Coaches Robert Ritter, George Rose. Musical Favorites Three math teachers all tond of classical music are shovvn try- ing out a new album. Seated is Miss Louise Smith, standing, Miss Olive Batschelet, Mrs. Helene Becker. Weighing In Every athlete must have a complete physical and here a community physician, Dr. Fred- erick Arny weighs Dave Cran- dall and Rick Arny. Looking on are Mr. George Bergup, athletic director and school nurse, Mrs. Beatrice Bergup. Page eleven

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Coffee Time Morning coffee time for the iocultyfpouring is Miss Volborg l-lelseth, business, Mrs. Rosolee Huebner, phys. ed., Miss Mor- gciret Rignell, guidonce, Miss Glcidys Rose, science, Miss Dor- theo Hossinger, home ec. Styles and Files An old writing desk gets the new look. Working is June Woson directed by Mrs. Leono Hcinson, instructor, dnd Miss Agnes Lorson, supervisor of home economics. Becoming tomilior with the Murcurie tiles is Miss Louise Ped- erson, new business odviser ond junior high moth teocher. Book Treasures Holding o Book Week treos- ure is Miss Mdrion Grotz, li- brorion. Looking on ore English teochers Mrs. Nivo Forley, Miss Florence Vest, speech, Miss Elseo Peterson, Mrs. Coro Hol- vorson, Mrs. Mdry Horrnon. Page ten if? WJ

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l Examining prizes won by their homeroom students who were highest in the annual magazine drive are Mr. Howard Hathaway, science and phys. ed. instructor, Mr. Joseph Sanders ot the Cro- well-Collier Company, and Miss Mabel Surratt, junior high teacher. Realizing the vital need tor co-operation among The world's nations, Miss Virginia Fertig, Miss Bertha Muede- king, and Mrs. Ruth Eddy, social science teachers, scan material to be used in the school's United Nations pro- gram. Miss Mathilda Heck, right, supervisor of music tor St. Paul, shows Mrs. Helen Mc- Geever, chorus instructor, and Mr. Alex Heron, band director, new scores. Miss Eleanor Steelsmith, bookkeeping and typing teacher, checks the sopho- more class balance sheet with Mr. Bernard Quinn, physics instructor, and Mr. Robert Schanke, senior social science te a c h e r -also sophomore class advisers. Page twelve ,K Along The Route Parents and teachers realize today that home ond school problems are inseparable and that cooperation is necessary to their solution. Here are Mrs. J. W. Winter and Mrs. B. W. Wil- son ot the Murray P.T.A. serving Mrs. Forrest Conner, Dr. Conner, superin- tendent ot St. Paul's school system, and Mr. Philippe Verbrugghen, Mur- roy's P.T.A. president. School and Community Meet