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

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Whule Gurls League uthe edutors dare to wrute the tutle on thus page has been establushed ever sunce Murray became a senuor hugh school Boys League us a comparatuvely young organuzatuon Thus year s presudent Jerry Barnes uuuauntauns that ut shall stay that way forever young Therefore Boys League made nothung ot uts burthday as dud Gurls League The boys gatherung for meetungs un the audutoruum ugnored the taur sex andrproceeded to enuoy respute from the rugors of school On the more seruous sude the Boys League Board made ut a rule to co operate wvuth Q er organuzatuons un maun whule boys league captures the spmt taunung a truendly atmosphere at Murray and un makung boys cutuzenshup conscuous A mud wunter prouect that us by way of becomung tradu tuonal was the Valentune Dance sponsored by both Boys and Gurls Leagues Thus event whule a socual hughlught of the year also helped the boys un the munor matter ot tlnances In early sprung Boys League members were hosts at a Dads and Lads dunner at whuch tame all varsuty team mem bers of dutterent sports were honored Advuser was Mr Clunton Boo 'TLGQQMN -'FF- TA :W ll' 4' z A 'J-Q Jr? XXX tj d2:: J.':.,1- X .---,.lzUias.-R' I -T 0 '3 we love to do dashes .gif boys league board Tl-uunkung of the Dads and Lads banquet an oll male dinner are the Boys League Board members left to rught Nathanuel Aus fresh man representatuve Guy Grove secretarytreasurer Rodney Mognu son vuce presudent Jerry Barnes presudent Ronald Nelson lunuor representatuve George Corby sen uor represertatuve Charles Mnssue sophomore representatuve Page fifteen ' I l Q L u be iv . uf yu X u A! x L l f .XV ivy X Xl' Ulf X . 5 lxvtk ,. ,.x, ,gjiglf- sQ?:':y,: 4465 , , V , , . I -I ., l vf uf 1 Q1 .. QP A ' 't 'T' s ' C u ' ' TTA, 73'?eul:-if u,u' , ' , X' V L' , r .I 6 151' T rf- .,..I.:fv,f , f f T x , xv x, i1'.,L- 07 .,q ff .:-i- f 'A xv - ' fb 1' , f- fy E: - H v Q5 ! V . I N 4 , I I Q U Q 5 .5 1 I . L. vlj. 4-Je. - . X ' . ,j ,A h. , .. .wo D M . X' 'I -- il'?t'Ki1i'f,g..i4g.- A. , , . fu ,--'tr'-Mr. ' 'H' .Q ,, S I-27FTJ:g--.-Ib. y... ,, ., .. Un ZVMFIT. 4 I-. ,g,.-in 11.7.7 K. nm Av n A A -,f.q,, 3 U I . J - I ' I ' .7 - I I . 'Tl ' ' - : - nb - F U T

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gurls league belreves it a wonderful lrle Enter all gurls grodes nune through twelve' Gurls League us the schools only orgcunuzotuouu that guyes every hugh school muss on opportuuuuty to partucupote un a club octrvuty The purpo e ot uts tounctung was to brung together gurls uuu the common bonds ot tellowshup and servuce As Grrls League celeb ated uts fourteenth burthcluuy Februrary Mary Ann Gruber presuclent uevuewed uhf ganuzotuon s hustory wore bubs and enuoyed eotung delucuous lollu pop The new members un turn presented ct talent show Muss Oloclys Rose new advuser thus year was ntrorlucecl Another meeturug of the yecur thot pro ral popular wus ru 'Q Page fourteen style show at whuch tume gurls hom Mrs Leona Hcuuusons sewurug classes acted us models Thus program was guven through the, courtesy ot the Sumplucuty Pottern Company Wuuuter Woruderlcruucl was the therue tor o delughtful rustmos program thcut uuuclucle l s ru Swutzru o c Sophomoues took the spotluglut uuu February when the two Leagues combuned to nucrlv utcruy o h onnuol Vcrlentune Hobrough and Delores Eruclcson Not too for away us tl e League s annual Mother Dough ter Party when senuou gurls ond theur mothers are guests o the rumors Mm m good' agree Horruet Roe Judy Podd and Mary Ann Gruber as Muss Gladys Rose serves the cake The organ: zutu 1 celebrated nts fourteenth burthday a each g rl receuved a puece of e cake The years programs have been vauued and entertaunung Thus was one of the mary programs planned by the board and faculty odvuser gurls league board Left to rught Mory Ann Gru ber presudent Karen Matt son treasurer Jean Gallo gher secretary Jane Buorn sla vuce presrclent a Palarune program chaurman Callung speakers securung movres, talurg munutes keep rng the budget, and presud ung over the meelungs are the robs that these gurls do so wullrngly and success fully O ' C S ' ll . , . .... W V2 i I . 4 I E . l - S ' ' ' ' ' 11 4 rf 'N - A V ' J - Ch' ' ' ' ' H1 cu llluuu ol mouuutcuiuu .ldirug ' r ' 'N A' ' iru i vl nl. , ' ' ', ' ' , ' ' ' 2 or- - V, U A ' g, - s -, ' ' ' ' r ' Q uh ' t f uf u ' The hrst meeting was cr welcome to all freshmen who Dance, Reigning os King and Queen of l-leorts were Phil ' I ' ' A ' - ' ww al u ', , - V , 3 V 3 . A ,A x. ' . V1 A 2 , ' v? ' ' f ' l . nd I ' ' th u. -' ' ' ' I fi fl im' '- n l s - I XM A I - ' ' , L .0 ' , : - gl, , 2 ' - d, ' ' 7 Pt

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the murray band leads off with a rollicking tune. A Band Row 1-Bernice Fortmeyer, Jim Sabin, Lorene Thompson, Janet Gevorkiantz, Charles Brookins, Jean Gallagher, Peter Christenson, Fay Morgen, Pam Haas, Karl Vfalstrom, Lois Thomas, Carol Parslow 5 Barbara Bluebaugh, DuWayne Moberg, Charles Kemble, Margaret Lovegreen, Bar- bara Behrends, Jean Gavin, Jeanette Bluebaugh, Anne Vik, John Schweitzer, Marilyn Fenske, Geraldine Gagnon, Eleanor Roch, Mary Ann Kuettner, Barbara Erdes 5 Joan Huwe, Bernell Richardson, Alice Hutchinson, Judy Ackerman, Mike Mickelson, Margie Healy, Rita Pedersen, Guy Grove, Norm Johnson, Bob Johnson, Eldora Cooper 5 Karen Rasmussen, Shirley Anderson, Jean McCurdy, Ruth Zaspel, Charlotte Quinn, Helen Miller, Jim Niessen, Larry Rolph, Donald Sorensen, Nancy Freeman, Carolyn Schmidt 5 Wayne Barnes, Bob Barnes, Warren Arndt, Juleen Sampson, Marilyn Nelson, Pat Dynan, Paul Berge, William Rilling, Gene Scharenbroich, Merle Potter 5 Vernon Pearson, Tom Larson, Richard Olmen, Richard Anderson, Bob Faini, Leo Lundgren, Charles Eide, Jack Sorteberg, Dick Slind. The drums went bang and the cymbals clanged and the horns, they blazed away, paraphrasirig the well- known song as Murray's band began another fun-filled year. The fall schedule was closely packed with events, but the band managed to find time to prepare a concert. They gave the first recital concert of the year at Rice Park on November twenty-fourth. Soon after, the members of the French horn section at- tended a musical clinic. This clinic, which specialized in French horns, was sponsored by our own Murray High School band. Four other schools, Columbia Heights, North St. Paul, Monroe, Washington, and Murray bands gathered to- gether for the All-Star concerts. The concerts included both classical and modern music. All the conductors worked Page sixteen together, each one conducting one or two selections. Stepping out lively, the spirited group performed at all Murray's football games. Their half-time maneuvers not only delighted the fans, they were wonderful experience for the climatic appearance in the University of Minnesota's stadium. Their stirring music and well-timed formations provided a colorful treat for all who attended Murray's playing in the Twin City Championship game. Rochester was host to the renowned Murray skating Unit early in November, and they started the silver-blades sea- son off in fine style. Figure solo skaters Bernice Fortmeyer, Carol Parslow, and Karlene Boyd gave the performance a touch of grace and skill as they performed intricate rou- tines on skates, The games with Harding, Humboldt, and Johnson, an appearance at the St, Paul Saints-Rochester tilt, and the