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

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Gay Juniors Move Into Spotlight .,,mg'g,, . J uniors-Aud. Row 1 Phyllis Cownie, Mary Byrne, Susan Mazzitello, Lois Poltin, Carolyn Mc- Kay, Karen Soderlund, Pa- tricia Kujawa, Adair Mur- ray 0 Stephen O'Malley, Robert Nelson, Rowland Niemela, Judith Owens. Mary Stoskopf, Elaine Cald- well, Marilyn Bever O James Hughes, David Bern- ard, Larry Grayden, Thom- as Atkins, Altin Paulson, James Lewis, Richard Timm 0 John Patoile, Donald Steinle, Sherwood Pomeroy, Marcia Potter, Michael Pearson, William Engebret- son. Donald Razskazoff, Robert Dainty. Pt D P 4 YW! , lflv all-lf.tfff 1' t it ts T S Fl --'- ,g,, .1 Zvi . :J E 1. t. AV.. -- 'k :Q rf ' f - .ia -Q , ' 2 52 'ti J uniors-Aud. Row l Bonnie Brown, Jane Hakensen, Eva Jane Stiff, Crystal Hasse, Penny Man- us, Nancy Niemczyk, Mary Kulvich, Carol Anker 0 John Snodgrass, Carole Frei- er, Nadette Rostvit, Lynne Dahlcn, Naomi Frost, Kar- en Anderson, Deborah Berg- strom, Sally Thorstenson 0 James Kilau, Richard Hal- vorson, David Pietsch, Rich- ard Lien, Daniel Paskewitz, Curtis Schulze, Frank Wirtz, Arthur Kirby O Fred Kurz, James Anderson, Richard Talbott. Jon Schmugge, Jack Wallrich, David Knutson. Bryan Pitts, John Campbell, Gerald Heinn. l I , 5465 FN 0 F3 0.1 Juniors-108 Row l Nancy Garling, Kath- ryn Strenglis, Mary Ann Schreifels, Robert Woods, Donald Smith, Richard An- derson, Carole Petersen, Mary White 0 Janet Bantle, Jan Larson, Carol Johnson, James Freeman, Earl Orf, Donna Hermes, Mary Eliza- beth Perlich, Susan Selbin I Sharon Cravath, Annette Gredvig, James Cisewski, Joseph Kaufert, Edward Ev- ans, Donald Carlson, Marilyn Briggs, JoAnne Larson I Thomas Walls, Charles Rose- crans, Bruce Olson, Christo- pher Page, William Davis, Roger Johnson, Kurt Wag- ener, Richard Geis.

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, This Business O Selections Ever since the present seniors were freshmen, counselors and ad- visers have urged the students to make early plans for college. Heeding this advice are seniors Dorothy Tiedeman, Janice Benson, Roger Pearson, James Juhl, and Tom Rygg, who are in the guid- ance oliice looking over books and pamphlets from various colleges. Besides such information these seniors also are eligible for schol- arships oliered by colleges, busi- ness firms, and organizations. Rog- er Pearson, one of the group, and Sandra Schaliner are Merit Schol- arship semi-finalists. Of the two hundred-twenty sen- iors in the class approximately one hundred-forty are college bound. The University of Minnesota is the choice of most of the seniors. Scholarships and honors are con- ferred on Senior day, a day which sees this book issued to subscribers. Possibly seniors pictured here will be lucky Winners today. Moment of Decision l 52 Class committees do more than plan for social events as this one chosen for the selection of an- nouncements will attest. Theirs is the business of deciding which tirm's display best suits the taste and pocketbook of the average senior. There is much discussion as to quality and price, and the style of the engraving. Agreement of the committee is necessary for the final selection. Members of the announcement committee here pictured are: Jerry Pederson, Kathleen Byrne, Judith Gieseke, John Preda, Robert Mu- rawski, Mike Johnson, Margaret Madigan. Oh, this business of making de- cisions! exclaims Kathy Byrne.

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At'ter sponsoring some money-making proj- ects, the juniors began looking ahead to and formulating plans for the Prom. This is the twenty-second annual Junior-Senior Prom to be attended by Murray students. lt will be held this year on May thirteenth, in the Lowry Hotel Ballroom. Looking over previous datebooks in order to get ideas for the theme are the Junior Class oliicers: Judy Treichel, vice presidentg Thomas Skovholt, presidentg Robert Grilhn, treasurer, Jeanne Abraham, secretary. In the fall Barbara Hosking, Nancy Niem- czyk, and Susan Dow were appointed eo-chair- men ot' this dance. This year's Junior Class was an energetic one. Early in the fall they sponsored a car wash to help earn money for the year's activities. Washing laboriously are these juniors: Charles Rosecrans, John Mantis, Michael Weihrauch, Janet Tiedemann, Debbie Bergstrom. Another Junior Class project was the Sadie Hawkins Dance, which was held in November. The juniors are helped by their advisers Mrs. Marion Fleming and Mr. Alexander Heron. Early in the year the juniors decided to out- motto the seniors who, g'Going Like Sixty set the pace for the juniors. The latter in turn decided to Have Fun in '6l. R.. Juniors Are Guinea Pigs Forl 54 Juniors-202 Row I Sylvia Ellingson, Lou Ann Lundgren, Susan Dow, Martha Vong, Linda Teig, Catherine Watson, Jeanette Friesen 0 John Helliekson, Jane Timm, Diane Salmon, Barbara Hosking, Susan Johnson, Joyce Nelson, Bruce Pankonin O DuWayne Fries, Thomas Skovholt, Gary An- derson, Ronald Holt, Paul Neubrand, Jeffrey Burnham, John Mantis, William An- nunziata 0 Fred Syrdal, Wil- liam Kohout, Thomas Sulli- van, Ray Warner, Bruce Go- bar, Philip Hager, William Freeman.