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

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To The Members Of The Faculty And Administration Leona Newquist, Mary Woldt, O'Dwyer. Busy every day from early morning preparing the student lunches are the cooks. With Winifred O'Dwyer supervising the kitchen, they each perform their duties with diligence. Bef-ore lunch they all help with the preparation of the meals. When lunch comes they each take up their different positions. Leona Newquist is the milk lady, Helen Rutz, Mary Woldt, and Winifred O'Dwyer serve the food, and Ethel Agnew, the pastry cook, is cashier. Helen Rutz, Ethel Agnew, Winifred Busy every day making sure Murray is kept in the best condition is the crew of custodians headed by Mr. Marvin House. Mr. Soderman and Mr. Sutherlin are engineers on the crew. Making up the rest of the crew but not pictured here due to a conflict in schedule are Mrs. Marjorie Mundy, Mrs. Marie Nahl, Mr. Ernest Anderson and Mr. John Sassor. Long after the students go home, the custodians clean the school so it will be ready for the next day. George Sutherlin, Marvin House, Vetallis Soderman.

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The Graduating Seniors Have Many Thanks To Offer Mr. Robert Ritter, biol- ogy instructor, coaches football, baseball and B- squad basketball. He has interest in biological re- search. Mr. Charles Rogers, so- cial studies teacher, directs the Social Studies Club. ln his leisure time he hunts. l Mr. Ritter Mr. Rogers Mr. Rose Social studies teacher and basketball coach, Mr. George Rose, also heads the Student Council. ln his leisure time he enioys traveling. Mr. Reno Rossini, chemistry teacher, is also Mur- ray's football coach. He attended St. Mary's College and Creighton University. A member ot the music department, Miss Marjorie Rusch, plays in the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra. She instructs both choirs and the octet. Mr. Rossini Miss Rusch One of our higher mathematics teachers is Miss Louise Smith. A graduate of the University of Min- nesota, she enioys playing bridge and traveling. Another one of our science teachers is Mrs. Lucile Smith. She is a graduate of the College of St. Catherine. Art instructor, Mr. Daniel Sorenson, is a graduate of Luther College. He coaches B-squad baseball and spends his leisure time painting. Miss Smith Mrs. Smith Miss Florence Vest, speech instructor, directs Mur- ray's dramatic works. A graduate of the University ot Minnesota, she advises the Dramatic Club. Miss Virginia Fertig, not pictured, teaches Ameri- can history and world history. She is a graduate of Hamline University. Miss Margarite Paschke is another of our math teachers. She is a graduate of the University of Minnesota and has interests in geology and travel. She is not pictured. Miss Vest Q-jffkl in ......

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Abler, Peter Addis, Brian Allen, Karen Allen, Roberi ' Alwin, William Anderson, John - Arhal-1, Gary ' As Doors Close Behind Us, We Leave Memories . . . M Ashley, Marilyn Auld, Nancy Aus, Evangeline Barrick, Kathleen Barrows, Thomas Barfhold, Carole Baukol, Kathleen