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

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me Webber, Kathleen Weber, Kathleen White, Richard Willard, Terrance X Wolf, Margaret X Zellner, John Y As We Strive For Maturity Which Opens New Doors Seniors Reminisce Nostalgically over high school events. We have many fond memories of our years at Murray, years which have seen much change in us. We remember the feeling of futility when we were new here and had to ask someone for directions, now we are the ones showing the new students around our new building. We, the class of 1963, will be the first to graduate from the new Murray, complete with pool, gym and science labs. We remember the ex- citement of our first canteen which changed to the excitement of attending the Junior-Senior Prom. We remember the thrill and awe with which we watched the queen candidates on stage at homecoming, wondering if our day would ever come: our day did come as we saw our classmates on stage. There are many more memories for each of us, of our Murray days, some bad, some good, but none to be forgotten As Graduation Ends High School

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Graduation Thompson, Marklc Thorstenson, Thomu Turi, James Wacholz, Karen Wagener, JoAnn Warner, James Warner, John SK Sparr, Gary Steinhauser, Robert Stromberg,JamesNl Sullivan, Michael Y Swinton, Yvonne Talbott, Susan Thistle, Sharon Day Is Anticipated With Mixed Emotions fif

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., ,.,..+....,,. i 3 i i i i l l J...,,, A 'IF' 4 wiring 'inf L H 'MA f-H-,F '. , 'N ,Y I wr' r iw L x Senior board members are lrow ll Elizabeth Frost, treasurer, Joan Rogen, Thomas Thorstenson 9 Mark Thompson, vice-president, Enerson, secretaryg Betty Salmon, Cheri LeClair, JoAnn Wagener. Gregory Page, James Knutson, John Zellner, Raymond Jensen. Gerald Loney, president, Floyd Richardson, Donald Melander, Paul Net pictured, Karen Schroeder, The Quest For Knowledge And Truth ls Almost Over Rehearsing various scenes from this year's senior class play, Little Women, are Lois Gredvig, Charles Nightingale, Jane Gilie, Joan Kruskopf and An- drea Shuster. The play was decided upon after the speech classes had read various plays, and a group of interested seniors had met. After a week of try- outs in late October, a double cast was chosen. The casts then started rehearsing every other day until the play was perfected and ready to present. The senior class play is not -only for a few sen- iors, but involves most of the class. Seniors inter- ested in art, under the direction of Mr. Daniel Sorenson, spent many hours designing and paint- ing the sets. 7 Priscilla Hager and Barbara Lembke practice their skit before they put it on at the senior class party which was held November 2. Looking on are Jeff Otto trying to master the hula hoop, .lim Knutson and Pam Comstock. Facilities in the gym, such as volley- ball, ping pong and hula hoops, were available for the seniors' use. Movies were shown in the band room while dancing and basketball were held in the gym. Priscilla Hager and Jerry Loney were the general chairmen for the party.