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

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atmen Strong Performers The gymnastic team, coached by Mr. Vernon Petersen, placed sixth in the city meet. In doing so three mem- bers of the team obtained high scores. They were senior captain Roger Lep- pla, who placed fifth on the horse, junior John Hellickson, Who placed fourth on the parallel bar, and fresh- man Michael Sullivan, who placed fourth on the high bar. Good performers throughout the season were seniors Gary Oakins, James Rudie, Roger Lepplag junior Warner Spandaug sophomores Dennis Tellander, Donald Pautz, Gary An- derson, freshman Michael Sullivan. Row 1 Richard Carlson, Michael Sullivan, Werner Spandau, Gary Anderson, Dennis Tellander 0 James Rudie, Robert Hansen, John Schoeller, Dravid Christenson, Gary Oakins, Gerald Swanson, John Hellickson 0 Coach Vernon Petersen, Roger Leppla, Gary Arhart, Richard Gels, Charles Rose- crans, James Nichols, Jack Nichols, Donald Pautz. Tankers Capture Second Place Murrayls swimming team climaxed its best dual meet season in years with a 49-36 victory over John- son. All-American John Bergman of Johnson broke the official national high school mark in the 100-yard butterfly, but that was not enough to keep the Pilots from winning. The tankers trounced Mechanic Arts 75-4 and Harding 50-33. The final city meet of the conference saw the Murray Pilots place second in the city meet with a score of 89. Central won the city title with 12316 points. Swimmers representing Murray in the city meet were James Hughes, Kirk Sholfner, Russell Swanson, James Frost, Thomas Davies, Jon Schmugge, Michael Berg- mann, Thomas Atkins, Michael Baukol, Daniel Tor- gersen, and Phillip Hager. by P 'ffgT-4 fi? z .4 i , A J rl A ' 1- s J eeet -s ff S fy KRW? if -1 sig: ir t QMH JM , i f sz fr , J Q M . K I 5 . ,. K, . qw , c J a Mig , J tr J . , e ' , M ,I , , , f My V W 1 J i K . - TNM Y ' fsi Q , E' -ff' ff? . 1 , QA E, Vkyk U Lk N S , ,-:,- is , em gg ,. K . -aa I : Vk I k k ruff, . .. VV Row l Bruce Pankonin, Richard Halvorson, James Frost, Kirk Shoffner 0 Michael Bergmann, Phillip Hager, James Hughes, Thomas Davies, Jon Schmugge 0 Russell Swanson, Michael Baukol, Daniel Torgersen, Wayne Ewy, Joseph Kaufert, Ronald Kuhn. 27

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Harriers Take City Row 1 Gerald Treichel, Michael Johnson, John Duncan, Edward Jarosch, Terrance Vasterling, Roger Quammen, John Wolf, Roger Pearson, Jerald Otto, James Freeman 0 Ronald Lieder, Douglas Krause, Joseph Kaufert, Frederick Kurz, Michael Bergmann, Roger Olson, Julian Andersen, John Preda, Robert Hansen, Robert Nelson, Jeffrey Burnham, Coach Bernard Broderick 0 Steven Nelson, Richard Lien, William Davis, Altin Paulson, Wayne Ewy, Steven Brohaugh, Jack Nichols, Bruce Olson, Sherwood Pomeroy 0 Gary Arhart, Harvey Melcher, Earl Orf, Gary Fehrman, Raymond Jensen, Donald Carlson, Donald Razskazoff, William Alwin, Lyle Malmberg. Murray takes pride in its cross country team for Roger Quammen placed first, followed by Mike garnering another championship. The harriers de- Bergmann and Terry Vasterling. Adding team spirit teated a strong array from opposing schools. and helping them on to success was Harold Poleski, Qualifying for the State Meet by placing second the teddy bear mascot. in the regional, the boys took individual honors. cores Tell Baseball Story Baseball was not up to its usual spot for the The Pilots were victorious over Central, 3-2, and Pilots. Between a late start and tight games the took Wilson, 9-8. basemen settled for seventh place. Murray lost to the powerful teams of Monroe, Typical of heartbreakers were the Harding game, 4-l, Johnson, 5-2, Humboldt, 9-3, Washington, 5-4, and Mechanic Arts, 3-2, both going into extra 7-l. innings. Row 1 Warren Diesslin, Roger Spooner, James Pearson, Peter Aus, Edward Turi, Craig Wetherbee, manager 0 Arthur Johnson, Gary Oakins, John Vollmer, Donald Waxberg, Richard Foster, Roger Johnson, John Schoeller, Curtis Smith, manager I Gale Crommett, manager, Charles Rosecrans, Dean VanDeWalker, Allan Viehl, Richard Hilmanowski, Terry Vasterling, Coach Robert Ritter.