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

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Murrayites Raking leaves can be a lot of fun if you use Paul Whiting, Peter Winget, and Todd Hunt's method. A bright, sunny day-and fire drill time at Murray. Students stream onto the front lawn and wait the signal to return. Murray's mascot and frequent visitor is John- ny Van Bergen, a next door neighbor who feels that he belongs. Before school bicycle traffic presents a prob- lem for junior high students Sarah Christensen, Floyd Bedbury, Lorelei Richert, and Bill Sands. The Staff presents to you these and other scenes hoping that the events of school and community have been faithfully recaptured. 1 w i ,- 1 I 355 4' . . D Immun '- E332 '- 3918955311 :-5 .. KNHEH '3:- -' . ' SHIRE!! BNSF-525 , ' :usa -1 Szmmsamaus - H Kwai 5892 '-I S inssnmssseas-: 98,4 H8555 WIA' 183255 -' lg 'i5'lf5P mime . . . .fi mf .gigs . '. ' .gpm 3j3jI:' 3.-:' ',:5:, . -'-1 mm -2 f.ls2.':I-CE-,-: ' - 41:7 USER , .mamma 5 - - . .-: mums., - -153 '- Ex USER N W7 H338 Z- .-mmsnaac .Z kip ibn. , S 9 O V' . .-.. Hi I Z L as J, .. F iv .AE E '8 mm ll! mg NU!! 'SN wasnt fifi' Q . un- il ' It '4 L f 5 EWYW . . . . 4 , ' .

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lf 1 - a A graduate of Macalester College, St. Paul, Mr. Wooley received his master's degree from the University of California at Berkeley. During World War II he served in the Navy in the Pacific theater of operations. Mr. Wooley has been Murray's assistant principal since 1948.