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

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Sno' Foolin'-Snow Day's Here Robert Johnson, Paul Berge, James Niessen, John Sandquist, Whitey Aus, Julie Wason, Beverly Anderson, Paula Rudahl Judy Podd Phyllis Nielsen. Sno' Foolin . . . day from school . . . Wednesday, January 26, 'I955 . . . Murray's second Sno' Day . . . co-chairmen, Ray- mond Swinton and Sandra Holzing- er . . . seniors vote for king and queen candidates . . . eighth grad- ers nominate three girls and boys . . . princess and prince . . . post- ers . . . treasure hunt . . . clues in daily bulletin . . . 1,000 pen- nies . . . buried on Murray grounds . . . found by Marlene Bailey . . . buttons . . . 60 cents . . . regis- trations sold in homerooms . . . as- sembly to introduce candidates . . . register . . . vote . . . big day . . . nervous candidates . . . morn- ing assembly . . . entertainment . . . tense moments . . . St. Paul Winter Carnival royalty crowned our king and queen . . . Murray's royalty Whitey Aus and Julie Wa- son . . . prince David Krause and princess Sharilyn Lange . . . stu- dents board buses to Como Park . . . below zero weather . . . ski- ing . . . races . . . relays . . . to- bogganing . . . sportswear dance . . . John Schweitzer's Pie-Eyed Pipers band . . . climax to a fine day. Hunters I know it's buried around here someplace, says Harvey Roloff trying to convince John Otto and Gary Spooner he can find the Sno' Foolin' Day treas- ure, buried on Murray's grounds. Royalty Brrr, it's cold out here! Take the picture before we freeze, say Murray's Sno' Day royalty, princess, Shar- ilyn Lange, queen, Julie Wason, king, Whitey Aus, and prince, David Krause. i-Af'

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Writers Are Proud of Symbol Now Santa Having satisfied requirements to qualify for Quill and Scroll, the long awaited day of initiation finally rolls around for prospective mem- bers. Tom Beecly and Paul Burson search for well-earned club pins which they find attached to the Christmas tree among the other dec- orations. Truth . . . Loyalty . . . Enlightenment . . . Op- portunity . . . Initiative . . . Friendship . . . Leader- ship . . . watchwords upheld by every Quill and Scroll member throughout the world . . . society membership composed of students excelling in some phase of journalistic endeavor . . . Stephen Benet . . . branch chapter at Murray . . . club adviser, Miss Margaret Glenn . . . officers . . . president, Judy Podd . . . vice president, Roberta Tyson . . . secretary, Janet Peterson . . . treasurer, Beverly An-- derson . . . Christmas initiation party at St. Paul Teachers' Federation . . . Reverend Edwin Johnson of St. Anthony Park Congregational Church gave a Christmas Message . , . January . . . combined Li- brary Club and Quill and Scroll meeting . . . audi- ence charmed by Miss Theresa Dutting of Holland . . . much thought provoked by her descriptions ot school life in her country . . . March . . . Mr. Dan- iel Campion, director of School Publications of St. Paul . . . addresses group . . . meets old friends from Baker School . . . spring initiation at Murray . . . picnic coming up. Row 'I-Jeanette Mielke, Marilyn Martin, Ada Moore, Mary Ann Kuettner 9 Catherine Smith, Janet Peterson, Joan Allen, Annette Vik, Barbara King, Bonnie Lofberg, Roberta Tyson ' Janice Larson, Judy Podd, Beverly Anderson, Louise Williams, Leona Mikesh, Phyllis Nielsen, Alice Schwartz, Peggy Martin 5 Barbara Hentges, Pauline Anderson, Tom Beedy, Paul Berge, Larry Granger, Paul Burson, Todd Hunt, Margaret Spiegel, James Mullen. Page sixteen

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1 Row l--Barbara Vowles, Mary Sperbeck, Deanna Johnson, Patricia Walters, Myrtis Grahn, Geraldine Gagnon, Jeanette Mielke, Ada Moore ' Fred Morlock, Roger Shepherd, George Tselos, Robert Lindsay, John Schweitzer, Peter Christenson, Paul Burson, Charles Bastel, Donald Snyder ' Susan Peter, Carolyn McMoy, Laurice Johnson, Sandra Holzinger, Janet Manley, Katherine Freeman, Joan Allen, Joyce Prickett, Judith Johnson 9 Lawrence Freeborg, Kenneth Barnes, Leo Snyder, Ronald Edlund, David Luckey, James Ubel, Ronald Weltzin, Raymond Neetzel, Joel Malmberg. Axis of 'Our Little World': l t A favorite corner in Our Little World . . . the Each year something new is added . . . club is l library . . . friends meet to exchange morning news proud of contribution toward new blinds . . . an- . . . get last minute information for topics . . . other purchase . . . Mitten letters, used for display exchange books . . . the place teems with activity on bulletin board or in exhibit case . . . much in- . . . Miss Marion Gratz, librarian, keeps things mov- terest this year in round table displays . . . eye- ing . . . able assistance from trained Library Club catching posters . . . clever verses . . . new books. workers . . . those on the dawn patrol begin Hall bulletin board . . . changed weekly . . . work at seven-thirty each day . . . L. C. workers features school events . . . ties goings-on with world give of their time to serve others. of books . . . exhibit case display surpervised by Bill Snodgrass, Nancy Beniamin, Sue Peter, Todd Hunt, David Olson, Katherine Freeman, Judy Johnson, Deanna Johnson, Patricia Walters, Nancy Schweitzer and Priscilla Thomas admire their Book Week display Books are Keys. Page eighteen