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

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clipping and collecting Jack Smith and Susan Wilcox are proud of Murray's fine record In the Held of campetutuve othletlcs They take a gerume mterest In keep :ng an accura e record In the sports book Carrying on Important business transactions are Bob Barnes and Pete Banmng cochamrmen of the fines committee Charles Kumble as dubnous as to whether he can part wnth that much morey The art ot salesmanshup was expel: enced through a IOINT sale of Christmas cards and gifts with the lOUFlWCllIStU de partrnent Agaln the IOUVDC1lISlT1 department lolned hands wlth Llbrory Club IH pre sentlng a talent show enturely orlgtnated by Murray students The show portrayed the American scene In a varaety ot clever and entertaining acts Always strnvlng to make the library a more enloyable and pleasant place for everyone L C members unanlmously agreed upon the acqunsutnon ot a new round table tor the purpose ot dlsplaytng the latest books IIT all Helds and Interests VV1th the coming ot sprung the annual pm banquet culmrnated the years ac tlvltles Ruth Ann lmmer JoArn Meloy Shurley Cowme Mlchael Holdaway Duane Yourg Pat Woolery Joan Winter 9 llndsay ' Dan Hull Bob Wall Gordon Tripp .lack Smuth Harold A Olsen Duane Brnrkman Gordon Prnclcett 9 Judson Harmon Phll Gronovslry Bob Beard Alvnn Lewls Bull Muller Duck Sllnd Bob Andrews Dan Ullyot an Page twenty one ' . . L. . . . H - ff 4 - , . . I . . , 'I ' I I ' I . I - ' I I . Susan Clarke, Donna Pedersen, Helen Miller, Meta Wood, Susan Wilcox, Nancy Wallgren, Glenna Laney, Carol I I 1 f I f l r - 1 D- I ' I I I . l I . I I l . V I ' 1 A I f '5 Z' T. f l' 4 z F 9. ff r , I If , 7 i 4 N . . 5 . I . . il 9 - A, t 'f' x ' -' '

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lrbrary club combrnes servrce wrth frrendshrp Lrl rary Club made the announce mont Open for busrness a ter dexterous club members spent two strenuous weeks preparrng for effT crent and convenrent runnrng of the s bool s attractrve lrbrary ready to assume the day S buslness me Library Club Board A formal rnrtuatron welcomed members Robert Beard first vrce presrdent Rrta Pedersen second vrce presrdent Phrl 'T9W TTTGVTTJUSVS before they C1SSUVT1ECl Snyder sergeant at arms Carol Lrndsav presrdent Jrm Barley correspondrng secretary their new positions 'junior Chglf Douglas Currence treasurer Glenna Loney secretary Pat Woolery program charr men hegded the VOHOUS Committees grvrng members responsrbrlrtres and dutres to fulfill Sensor staff workers extended a wrllrng hand to those who came to enroy and profTt by the opportunrtres offered for enrrched learnrng The every day performance was under the drrectron of Mass Marron Gratz lrbrarran Books are Treasures rergned throughout the school for even davs at which trrne classes were rnvrted to observe the exhrbrt of new books burlt around the selected theme and to vote for therr favorrtes The closrng event was a tea to whrch faculty and parents of Lrbrary Club members were rnvrted Revrews of current outstandrng lrterature were grven Pam Haas Marre Strer-glrs Joan Otto Jean Olexa Marrlyn Fenske Rrta Zeck Jan Wrttgraf Jean Wrnter 9 Barbara Roufs Eleanor Roch Jane Brornstad Sharon Gemmrll Ruta Pedersen Nancy Freeman Dolores Massre Jean Strobush 9 Douglas Currence Bob Barnes Larry Hrlderbrand Donna Trovatten Dale Wegner Rrck Arny Roald Haugcn Roland Carlson Peter Banmng 9 Jack Sorteberg Tony Andersen Ron Saunders Phrlrp Snyder Franz Koenelre Paul Seaburg Jrm Barley George Cook Page twenty v O - O I 1 . O O O YL . , ... xy . K , ' , . 11 A 11 f - ..s:ffL,, 1 1 F l . F , , . I . ' . . . 1 I 1 F 1 I .1 I 1 I . - 1 I 1 7 1 ' ' ' 11100. . . . . . . . , , . ,, ,, , C I. . . . 1 r 1 - , 1 V 1 1 1 r 1 1 , 1 1 r 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 r r r f 1 r 1 -

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homecoming- it's o magic word to beautiful girls Seven doys ot octivity, tension, ond suspense-this spelled homecoming in l95l. Four pretty seniors were chosen os queen ccindidotes. They ore, left to right: Corol Dunohey, Morcio Podd, Corol Lindsoy, ond Mory Ann Gruber, Pictured below ore the diligent ccimpoign monogers: Roy Tutt, Poul Seoburg, .lerry Bc1rnes,qnd Dovid Hoyes. Sleepless nights, committee meetings, cmd humor- ous skits comprised the most importont week of the 3.mnn.! ' , . tootboll secison. Contributing their prize posters ore Peter Christenson, Russ Mcittson, Lorry Hilclerbrond, ond Gene Schorenbroick. Fecitured during homecoming wos ci porode of floots portroying colorful coming qttroctions. Crepe popei' streomers ond sign boords designoting the queen ot its choice were cm port of every cor. The climox come cis the conclidotes mczrched down the ciisle to the mojestic Pomp and Circumstonce. Seconds loter, Miss Audrey Sheon, l95l Queen of Snows, crowned Mory Ann Gruber queen who reigned over the trciditionol homecoming donce ot- tended by both students ond cilumni. Bringing the exciting vveelc to ci perfect completion, the Murroy Pilots won ci decisive victory over Monroe 26-O. 3 -cz 6' 1.1