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

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F' r e E i l V l i l 1 l L l E i l E 28 Juniors Work Hard To Plan Ancl Form Their Year Junior 207 Miss Smith Row iz Mark Bauer, Alice Magnu- son, Coral Berge, Richard Willey, Jean Heaton, Millie Vong, Mar- lene Lottis 9 Lloyd Keller, Char- lotte Patoile, Natalie Blume, Wayne Rees, Bonnie Scarrella, Sylvia Spandau, Paul Rauden- bush 9 Lairry Melander, William Mitchell, Michael Nelson, Dolores Swensgard, Janet Pankonin, Joan Freeman, Susan Brown 9 Gisela Fohlmeister, John Sweet, Barbara Turnquist, Richard Hah- nen, David Bren, Janet Paquiette, Ronda Perry. l A- Y i W A YM iAAAk WAAid,mfv Y Y YY,Y, W ,YW , , W Junior 21 Mrs. Fisker Row I: Sandra Truen, Kathleen Kasper, Linda Marshall, Kimber- ly Condie, Mary Klinkhammer, Karen Allman, John .lahr 9 Lin- da Johnson, Anne Boyd, Pauline Koch, Diane Barthold, Mary Mil- ler, Leslie Miller, Lyle Kelley 9 Katherine DeWitt, James Guion, Karl Miesen, Lynn Larson, Nancy Miller, John Manthey, Mariann Krinke 9 Joanne Thoennes, John Dow, Dennis Engle, Douglas Nelson, Joseph Komarek, Doug- las Nelson, Joseph Komarek, Kenneth Caldwell, Duane Jen- sen, Meri Kay Mattson. Junior 104 Mr. Sorenson Row lr Kathryn Keleher, Kayleen Ed, Kay Boyle, Gail Gower, Sam- uel Sauvageau, Rosemary Rudie, Monica McNeely 9 Marlys Ander- son, Emily Anclersen, Janice Brown, Sandy Heron, Diane Lind- gren, Delbert Cecchi, Karen Erickson, Jeanne Ewy 9 Charles Simon, Donald Jack, Steven San- ford, Carol Piermaintier, Carol Bradford, Nancy Heinz, Carol Es- boldf, Diane Kuiawa 9 Mariorie Schoonmaker, John Bates, Nor- man Gage, Elwood Enerson, Thomas Grahn, James Pulsipher, Gerald Priddy, Patrick Broderick.

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As Seniors Achieve Athletic And Scholastic Awards Begging hall monitors Tom Barrows, Jerry Crowell and Bob Allen to get through the halls is senior Mary Jo Slettom. The hall monitors, an important part of the noon hour, are stationed at the end of each hail and at doorways. They keep stu- dents out of the halls and on school grounds during the lunch periods. Hall monitors are given a credit in school service and are chosen by Mr. George Rose. They are members of the Student Council. Junior 12 Miss Rusch Row it Sandra Youngdahl, Cor- inne Olson, Adrienne Anderson, Jeanette Lofberg, Karen Sands, Jayne Hanson, Janice Wemyss ' Patricia Trammell, Mary Solstad, Jacquelyne Strain, Priscilla Thurow, Gayle Woodhouse, Jac- queline Clayton, Nancy Trower, Marcia Tenney 9 Linda Prong, Ernest Ort, William Watson, Marilyn Neubrand, Michael Throngard, Lowell Rostvit, Michael Smith, Susan Strand- quist 9 Jack Scherbert, Malcolm Avery, James Perlich, Gary Mer- win, Frederic Ahlgren, Kenneth Fletcher, Janice Skildum, David Coad. Ready t-o serve customers at the AFS chicken barbeque on July 4 are Joan Coffman, Jane Gilie, Susan Smith, Eliza- beth Frost, Andrea Shuster and Carole Barthold. When fund raising efforts during the school year failed to raise sufficient funds to finance an AFS student, members of the senior class began to look for ways to raise the money. A chicken barbeque proved highly successful, producing more than the amount required. ,. GG' r i i i .

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WFT Junior 304 Mr. Frye Row lr Melody Milburn, Leigh Addison, Elizabeth Heron, Shirley Anderson, Nancy Krause, Irene Semirozum, Helen Johnson 9 Eva Neubeck, Cheryl Cummings, Mary Hayes, Nancy Gisvold, Mary Mullin, Susan Lindgren, Judith Jensen, Marilyn Hansen 0 Linda Anderson, Gerald Hanna, Leander Lippert, Dennis Hays, Larry Hasse, Joyce Carlson, Mary Jo Haugcm 9 Charles Koelsch, Terrance Shuster, Randall Baron, Stephen Bergmann, Stephen Hult, James Nelson, Stuart Peterson, Thomas Ashworth. Awaiting The Day When They Will Reach The Top , K i fi'-1. Preparing for the Sadie Hawkins Dance are Natalie Blume, Elwood Enerson, Kim Condie and Polly Koch.