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

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LEFT: Freshman Smile Queen, Elyse Ravenscrolt and senior Smile Queen, Jill Liedl take smiling as a pretty serious business. Why, they even have buttons that smile! BELOW: Likewise, sophomore Smile Queen, Jan Kopinski and junior Smile Queen, Maureen Connors prove that their smiling can produce dimples ifthey really try. LEFT: A froeshadowing of Hill-Murray classes? Teachers reward ticket-selling students by giving a glimpse of how it looks from the other side ofthe desk. Happiness Dayf83

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Faculty skit ana' Happiness Day meet the neea'f0r spirit ana' jo y This is how teachers would act as students? Or is it their impression of how the students act? This year's faculty skit portrayed a typical Murray Enrichment Day but featuring the main attraction e boys! Even morning meditation was appropriate ' '... man should not be alone, I will make him a helpmatef' Girls attending the skit had to have turned in some Spring Festival raffle money. Happiness Day, a few weeks later, was meant as a day when people in the school would spreadjoy to each other. Each class selected a smile queen, their giggliest girl. Everyone received a smile sucker during the course of the day. Finally, everyone got out oftwo classes to see a movie. In the morning, upperclassmen saw The Pumpkin Eater, while underclassmen saw Scaramouche after lunch. ABOVE: With love and joy in our aging hearts teachers ended their skit portraying the scene at Hill-Murray next year. Is this a foreshadowing? Or could it be wishful thinking? UPPER RIGHT: In a tender scene, Mr. Maroney and Miss Kimball demonstrate the type of stu dent relationship that AMMer's hope to see more of next year. CENTER: What cheerleader Anne Renteria doesn't like she doesn't do! And evidently she doesn't like the Hill-Murray theme song. I wonder why? Could it be the tune and the words? 82fFaculty Skit

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'Hillabaloo' likes sho wmanshzp 0fPal Zilliox Did somebody say talent is hard to come by? All in one place, all at one time? Well, not for Brad Gerster. He was lucky and rounded up just enough people to put together a 'Hillabaloof Directed by Mr. Borsheim the show presented all sorts of acts from modern dance to baton twirling. Even though most acts were from Hill or Murray, some of the talent came from as far away as Stillwater and St. Joseph's Academy. The Grand Showmanship Award went to AMM's Pat Zilliox who sang Love is Bluel' and Rubber Ducky. Other first place winners were Bill Trustin for his piano solo and Finger and Reis for their duet of Fire and Rain and Freedom. The show ended with the entire company singing the theme song - Up, Up and Away . TOP: M. Cfs Ed Black and Mike Baisley preceded each talent act with a little talent of their own,jokes and morejokes. CENTER: Easy Come, Easy Go sang a medley of folk ballads and later picked up the tempo with the current hit Joy to the World. RIGHT: Clad in white with the added extra of fringe, this group performed their version of a modern dance. 84fTalentShow 'Q ,S5.:,,.:. :.., fi-: is Q e ' 9 ss st s fi . D Q I .... 1 x 'V 'g,, S U I -. 1, X l I X l 1 t taa if ' sl l iyi V K ..,.,..