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

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Here's The Business Cadettes . . . personal secretaries . . . each member assigned to an organization or teacher . . . stu- dents give service to their school . . . work one period a day . . . efficient . . . take a letter . . . shorthand . . . strange looking line and curliques . . .type . . . carbon that letter . . . good posture . . . speed drills . . . num- ber of words per minute . . . practice makes perfect . . . type stencils . . . clean keys first . . . oh, oh . . . error Party Time Serving for the faculty luncheon are Colleen Ja- nette, Carol Simons, Joan Lovness, Onalee Hadrits. It's Smooth Enioying the Business Cadettes winter party are Janice Hodnefield, Jane Er- skine, Donald Kelsey, Paul Berge. All Aboard Going on a field trip are Eileen Thoennes, Joyce Dok- ka, Frances Allred, VaLaine Vick, Carol Ullman.

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Row l-Nancy Beniamin, Janet Peterson, Catherine Smith, Rosalie Hert, Judy Maehl, Carole Charles, Priscilla Thomas, Sandra Nelson 9 Nancy Rice, Michael Langer, Gene Zimmerman, Peter Arny, Todd Hunt, Thomas Dumont, John Mazzitello, William Snod- grass, Larradine Hess 9 Inga Jaderholm, Alice Wayne, Louise Williams, Leona Mikesh, Nancy Schweitzer, Jacquelyn Rice, Penelope Haas, Karen Laney, Kathleen McCulley ' R'chard Cownie, Wayne Johnson, Donald Kelsey, John Gilie, David Olson, Donald Swadburg, Paul lsakson, Ralph Gundersen, Thomas Beedy. M urray's Library Club L. C .... every department has opportuni- ties to use it . . . very popular with stu- dents. Behind the scenes . . . L. C. members spin like the world doing daily tasks . . . cataloguing . . . book mending . . . let- tering . . . pamphlet filing . . . records and pictures to be cared for . . . all this plus weekly circulation of books. Time out for meetings . . . good speak- ers . . . January meeting with Quill and Scroll . . , Miss Theresa Dutting, exchange teacher from Holland as guest . . . gay Christmas program . . . iuniors spend hours planning Book Week . . . highlight is Book Week tea . . . L. C. members review new books for guests. Very gay initiation in fall . . . makes everyone a member . . . stunts follow beautiful ceremony . . . dancing and fun afterwards . . . spring brings L. C. Ban- quet . . . senior members are honored guests . . . receive well-earned L. C. pins . . . service to school is stressed. Mid-winter days . . . vice president Joan Allen and John Schweitzer prepare lessons . . . teach one hundred seventy-tive inter- ested beginners . . . final test in May . . . only those passing accepted . . . Library Club holds to high standards. iii? i Ada Moore, president, Ron Edlund, corresponding secretary, Jeanette Mielke, recording secretary, Peter Christenson, sergeant-at-arms, Joan Allen, second vice president, John Schweitzer, first vice president and Penny Haas, program chairman, are looking over the vocational tile. Page nineteen

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World of Business r l Annette Vik, in charge of decorating the Business Cadettes bulletin board, proudly shows her display Girls-Boys with a Future to Marilyn Martin and Phyllis Nielsen. Carol Jennings is busily trying her skill on the electric typewriter. . . . make correction . . . keep up books and ac- perform . . . learn what is expected of a private counts . . . tile . . . mimeograph . . . set up ma- secretary . . . Brown and Bigelow . . . Northwest- chine . . . ink up to elbows and behind ears . . . ern Bell Telephone Company . . . October . . . turn the crank . . . weary arms . . . nicely finished money making project . . . homemade Cadettes project . . . use mimeoscope . . . learn to use the Candy at P.T.A. Carnival . . . Christmas . . . des- electric typewriter . . . so easy to operate . . . dic- sert luncheon . . . gay invitations . . . 'Festive dec- taphone . . . adding machine . . . field trips to orations in Room 314 . . . faculty members guests business concerns . . . interesting . . . learn many . . . annual winter party . . . great fun. new business techniques . . . watch new machines Each to His Task Spring . . . annual alum- ni dinner . . . memories and acquaintances renewed . . . graduates give short talks of their experiences in the busi- ness world . . . May break- fast . . . initiation of officers . . . retiring board . . . pres- ident, Janice Hodnetield . . . vice president, Joan Lovness . . . secretary, Onalee Had- rits . . . treasurer, Beverly Anderson . . . program chair- man, Karen Rortvedt . . . ex- pert advisers . . . Miss Val- borg Helseth . . . Miss Elea- nor Steelsmith. Row 'l-Sandra Thieling, Beverly Anderson, Paul Berge, Joyce Woessner, Dean Erickson, Doris Foster U Mary Mead, Donald Kelsey, Karen Rortvedt, Janice Hodnetield, Margaret Spiegel, Paul Burson, Ronald Weltzin. Page twenty-one