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

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stamycta Keeps 'Building With Books' Row 1 Beverly Thompson, Sally Thorstenson, Robin Atkins, Kathleen O'Biien, Marcia Stougaard, Judith Kelsey, Kathleen Barnum, Sally Souther 0 Kathryn Strenglis, Carolyn King, Mary Sanford, Susan Dow, Judith Hunt, Betty Lauerer, Susan Selbin, Catherine Watson, Ann Cerny 0 Richard Foster, John Mantis, Richard Talbott, John Wolf, Julian Andersen, David Mayer, Richard Murawski, James Frost! Allyn Thurow, Thorkild Nissen, Jerald Pederson, Thomas Atkins, Jay Moor, John Swanson, Robert Lindgren, Phillip Hager. l l l Row 1 Jean Lembke, Mary Brasted, Sarah Johnson, Marie Stougaard, Barbara Hosking, Alberta Johnson, Linda Johnson, Mary White I Judy Treiehel, Joan Knippenberg, Jeanne Abraham, Carolyn Sandquist, Elaine Caldwell, Evelyn Busch, Holly Hunt, Patricia Boyle, Carolyn McKay I Robert Murawski, Kirk Shoffner, Thomas Davies, Fred Syrdal, Lyle Malmberg, Thomas Swadburg, Daniel Paskewitz, Paul Morloek 0 Thomas Skovholt, Verne Comstock, Robert Budde, Chris Page, Curtis Throngard, Russell Swanson, Victor Borgeson, William Mayer. Donald Razskazoff. l 76

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Goes To Gffset Members of The Pilot staff met a new challenge by changing from letterpress to offset printing. The relatively new oiiset process is less expensive than letterpress, allowing staff members more freedom with color, design, and amount of pictures and copy used. With the help of Miss Margaret Glenn, journalism adviser, the stafi met their first deadline as early as December l, and had the first proofing completed by March 30. The staff had 'ithe time of their lives', creating a theme, choosing Murray's man of the year, voting on a cover, planning pages, taking pictures, and writing copy for The 1960 Pilot. Combining work with play Joyce Diffen- dorfer, Holly Hunt, and Carol Waterman, activities editors, are helping Thomas Ser- got and James Pearson get ready for the M 1 ' 591 e Each year the journalism department and Library Club join forces to sell Christmas cards, wrapping paper, and stationery. Carolyn Rudolf and Barbara M Club picture. Planning pictures, setting up props, and getting them taken is a big part of their job. But it's not all work, as one can easily see from this picture. Richard Wiles and Dianne Lindstrom, sports editors, are measuring pictures for their section, while Karen Johnson cuts them. John Schoeller and Daniel Torgersen, photographers, are discussing the lens set- ting on the camera. McLaughlin, copy editors for The Pilot, and Lorraine Tompkins and Margaret Madigan, Pilot senior edi- tors, are selecting the boxes that they wish to sell. T3

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For Leisure Combine service, hard work, play, and the product is Library Club. Under the direction of Miss Marion Gratz, librarian and club adviser, members maintain the library and undertake numerous projects. The highlight of the year is Book Week. Following the theme, Build With Booksf' the juniors construct original displays exhibiting new books to be selected by the student body. Climaxing the weekfs activities is a tea honoring the faculty and parents of club members. Preparatory classes in library science are offered to the freshmen and sophomores. The classes are designed to fa- miliarize the students with the library and prepare them for staff work. Guiding and supervising the club and its members are the duties of these board members. From left to right are: Judith Kelsey, vice president: Julian Andersen, vice prcsidentg Sarah Johnson, presidentg Mary Sanford, program chairmanp William Mayer, treasurer: Robert Budde, sergeant- at-armsz Robin Atkins, recording secretary: Verne Comstock, corresponding secretary. Digging in their spurs in an attempt to revive the Old West, the Library Club board members corraled and branded ini- tiates Beverly Thompson and Russell Swan- son. Being trampled in the line of duty is staff worker, Jim Beattie, as he dodges under- classmen on his way to the library. One of the duties of staff members is to service the classrooms with book sets. Jim, who was on the early shift this year, found that being tall helped when he was called on frequently to do this job.