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

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boys are proud of groups work chapter I Row 'I Roald I-Iaugan Rolf Amland Paul Seaburg Tony Andersen Rrck Arny Mr George Rose . Ronnne Tay lor Donald Multon Bob Gruber Nor man Johnson Rach Manke James Norton ' Chuck IvIcCarl Bob Wall D one Brinkman Harry A Olsen Dougla Currence Tom Bnlltngton Phtl Nelson 9 Ron Saunders John Kreuthrneler Duck Slnnd Roger Barley Franz Koenek Dan Ullyot 9,23 hr y chapters flourish Two comparatxvely new groups at Murray are HI Y Chapters I and II Through thenr zealous achaevements they extend Chrzstnan lnvung In the communuty and school Chapter I meets regularly at the St Anthony Park Methodist Church Presrdent rs Franz Koeneke vlce presndent Rnchard Slund treasurer Douglas Currence secretary James Barley Roald Haugan Chaplaln Advisers for the group are Mr Elmer Pearson and Mr George Rose Chapter II holds Its regular meetrngs at the Como Park Lutheran Church Responsible officers for this chapter are Roger Davidson presldent Robert Barnes vice presndent Warren Nelson secretary Edwln Stelnwall Jam Smath sergeants at arms George Carley chaplain Gundance director as Robert Rutford andthe advsser IS Mr Ralph Fngebretson Both chapters sponsored a Movle Dance In November Gay music was pro vnded and movies were shown on the gymnasuum wall A top feature of the year vvas the basketball and volleyball tournaments made possible by both groups February 9 was the date ot the All Cnty Hu Y Dance chapter II R w 'I Bob Garlung Phtl brough Roger Davidson Bull Mal ler Pete Banmng Buzz Grove Russ Mattson Mr Ralph Enge bretson ' Edwm Sternwoll Ruchard Hagerman Akrra Shu ozaka Jam Smxth George Car ley Kent Klrmser Ronald Nelson 9 Walter Peters Bob Barnes Jack Smuth Ronald Werner John Sampson Bob Whlte Warren Nelson Melvun Soder hom Page twenty mne 0 O 1 1 ' I , 4 ' 2 , J , 2 1 ' - ' I ' I ' l ' 1 I 1 . . 1 1 I b 1 1 I l 1 I 1 I - I l . K ' it 'Lf ' 'I' , Q V. .i 1 2 , 5 , if , 1 K nf l Z.. ,. t ': If 5 I I tu I R I . 1 ' I s i 1 If V, , J ya , I r I r L , , - 1 1 U' 5 f ,3 1047 . I V I S Ii .a M 1, ,G VV 4 1 . . . Q 1 4 , , I I t 9 , 1-, - -g 0 , ., ' I 1543 51 , 9 V - Q .U 41 A ' I' T I 3 Y' , I A . ' 1 1 . f 1 ' o - ' , ' Ho- ,I 1 . . . ' C' , . , , s , I , ' I r. ' I I I xi I 1' 5, 9' I . - 5 I . ' -' 1 ' 4 ' -' 1 l I 1 - f' I . ..

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y teens measure growth This year Y Teens had an opportunuty to measure nts growth as ut cele brated tts second blrthday with Carol Dunahey as nts president Other ofllcers Included Donna Trovatten as vlce presldent Lula l-left secretary Doris Steunle treasurer and Joan Otto program chauman Tlc I C C representative was Jane Vrk a lunror Meetlngs were varred an character and were armed to stimulate the members Interests In the tall Mass June Benson from the Unlversuty ol Minnesota State Employment Service explained the correct way to apply for a posntuon In late February a service protect conslstrng ot makmg Easter favors for veterans hosputals was carried out voluntarrly by club members Wmter fun was had when the group sponsored cr boy gurl slenghrnde at the Hilltop Rudlng Academy Another mud winter social event was the All Cnty Dance held at the Arizona Room ot the Pron Ballroom Prohts trom the annual Easter egg sale helped the members to keep the treasury from teellng lonely Mrs Ann Welntrctub ol Murray and Miss Georgna Cook ol the Unuverslty ot Mrnnesota acted as thus year s aclvnsers Z d nce of the hea t Castlng then' approval on programs for the YTeens AlICuty Valentane Dance held Februarv suxteenth are Jane Blornstad Barbara Bluebaugh and Jerry McCarl The Dance of the Hearts was held an the Arrzona Room of the Prom Ballroom A new social actnvuty of Y Teens the AIlCltv dance was a qreat success as the members from d1Herent schools had a chance to become better acqualnted Dancnng to the wnstful straurs of Jack Gabels superb dance band ut was a Valentmes date to be remembered Page twenty enght gurls see year s accomplishments Tcsturg the balloons that were sold for the homecomung game to ge her wth confettu are the Y Teens Board members Ceated left to right Jare Vuk I C C representatnve Carol Dunahey presudent lla Hert secretary Donna Trovatten vce presrzlent Standlng lef o man Doras Stclnle treasurer I I - l I - - I - I A I I I , . . l ' , , ' I 1 - - - C- . , 0 , . . . . . . . . , . C Q . L l A 5 l I - ' T7 . ,xr , . c, , ' 2 L' 'C , f , K ' - ' . ' f r ' ' right-.Ioan O'to, program chair- I x J. A - p N ,. , l ----CM5 V 'vi l - . sr, ' f 389: e X u ll A C I' S 3 I A 1, H - - six I ' A. I A 1 X. I - . I V I

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recalling happy events-anticipating those ahead Relaxing a moment This picture recalls memories there comes a time in mary senionsz lie when of the i950-.Sl J, S, as Michael Vocovich, Marcia Aunt Fanny and Uncle Lurenge must be informed Podd, Mary Johnson, and Roland Carlson take time as to the all inportant occaion -graduatlon. Hefc out to look at their programs, The dance was held in Doug Currcnce, Marcia Halvorsen, and Pat VVcolery the Arizona Room of the Prom Ballroom. In A 62324 -fry f2'1 A ' I ,V 5 X V -WA s.4 select appropriate cinnouricements from reigresenta tive, Mr. Donald Larson. brief encounters of pleasure, frustration Proceeding scientifically to prove the principles in- volved in learning, Doug Currence and Phil Snyder conduct the tinger maze experiment. Ron Werner is the subject under careful observation. Studying psy- chology meets with great enthusiasm in Mr, Robert Schanl4e's social studies classes. A new innovation at Murray this year was Er E. E. Day. Members of the Student Council acted as hosts and hostesses of businessmen and tradesrnen who were guests at classes and a luncheon, In line here are Mr, Williani Paulbitske, Mr. I., L. Perrin, Miss Valborg Helseth, and Mr. George J. Mann, Page thirty