Archbishop Murray Memorial High School - Verbum (Maplewood, MN)

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Seniors reach end of beginning Year one. They were searching for their classes, their lockers, the third floor swimming pool, and a diploma. Year two. They wanted to know what kind of school this was without boys. Year three. Drivers licenses made school days a couple hours shorter. Year four. They were now at the end of what seemed to be Relaxing on one of the couches in the media center is a good way to forget her school trou- bles. Tommy Haines could tell you this as she becomes involved in some casual reading. .- 19- the beginning. Fate had taken the school and claimed it her own. Where will the seniors be when the boys come, calling this Hill-Murray? Only with memories of spirit-lifting morning meditatic ever popular Guidance sessions, thought-provoking class meetings Memories of Archbishop Murray. And so these seniors must search for happiness in the future enriched by memories of the past. BN x VEST i 2 Vg M iw my Various teachers take turns during the day trying to assist students in the media center. Here, Celcne Slater seems to require the aid of Sis- is, s. e if F ter Marcia to help her figure out the task of using earphones. Catherine Newfome Robin Newes Theresa Nlegfs Karen Nyhus Kathleen Odcan MargaretOp1tz Juliana Peterson Marcia Peterson Mary Pierce 132 fSeniors is . 77.

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