Hill Murray High School - Omega Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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QQ 'X f5q M, N FACULTY AND CLASSES - Pages Faculty ,,.,. , , .. . . .. 8-T5 Q V Seniors . , , . . T6-26 1' J 1 Classes A 27-35 V!! A- I -L 5 wt A, Q fs 1 F' , 5 lq'xf, Q. Vi + 21365615 eg svonrs f jmggjv Football ,. ,T .,,.s... .,... ...sa-41 lllllllggllqm, Hockey , , ,,., . ,,.42,43 R J Cross Country . ,, . ,..,,,4.......,....... 44 it Basketball .,,..,.,.. . ..,,.,,, ........, :KS , Track .,,.........,.4...........,..,. ........ ..... 5 . lf ..... ,F Swimming, Intramural A ...i,. Lglllf y'N47X A X ,N Golf, Tennis .,....,,., ..,. ,.,.,.,..,,.,,, ....... I . Q ,..... 48N T Baseball .,,i.., . .,., , .. .. ..,,... , . 4.... ..,.... , 49 L G. A. A. ..i. ., .,.l ..., A ,,l,. ,' ..,l 1... T so M club . . .....l 51 ml iw A A or T A ill A f N A A '-gl L ill -if A V Film ,ll 1 ' A 1 X, T: jmwix X X - V. ll Ti? J! uv: f . SCHOOL LIFE Aclivliies ...... ...,.,.,, . . ,,.,..... ..,......,.. 5 4-67, 70, 7l :il ' X Feature .,..., A . , ,.,, 6s,69, 72,73 .-'T jf? 'i . .. 1' ll :J QF fl ' A G xv R Gi-NTENTS F ' x. . PR' l 1- L .:Xx..I . X . V L xl T ' X NX M1 X

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My slit X f l I ft VM W h. ,ith Ji X il ill DMM 65 Qoq 'X Yesterday and today! Stirring deeds, violent cl Q, spiritual growth, material wealth, and famous names are recorded in the historyg ur state, now observing its Territorial Centennial birthday. 'X A backward glance-we see pioneer wagon trains leveling the grass ot the prairies. Sod shanties become homes in the wiv ess. That light, the stronghold ot Democracy, Education, is bright in the little log sdgool. Today, the North Star Statexm its iron mines, busy cities, vast tarms, and smoking factories pays tribute to its ers. The little log school house has given way to a great educational system of whiclx at Murray High School are a part. The StaFF ot the T9 ILOT hopes that it has recaptured for its readers moments of yesterday while reQ g in picture and story the events ot today. 'X J ,- ll Q i 1fl'T 6 , ipixl flv I' l. 'cb l 1 JUMP O rw 13,1 . or , T- l r' W L 'fn A B' fy - -4-qs-QQ' ' ', g k, si' il ff gf i i- e:.i:f:,eQ,, N' 1 'il Zf2.Lfi,iifZi2d9579E:' ft 'M 'I wil if'

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sw. ..... 5e1'n ,Miki To Miss Catherine Daly A pioneer in her own right is Miss Catherine Daly, who started the counselling department in 'l939, when Murray's life as a high school had scarcely begun. This pioneering work was not an easy task, it entailed countless difficulties and required patience. Through the years the guidance program, fostered by Miss Daly, has grown and is now recognized by parents, students, and faculty alike as an indispensable service. A pacemaker in this worthy endeavor, Miss Daly has endeared herself to the student body not only because of her tireless spirit and sympathetic assistance, but also as a genuine friend. Miss Daly wins admiration almost instantly as she brings to light in a masterful way apt illustrations that teach lessons or add zip to otherwise dull events. As an adviser she has helped hundreds to make adjustments and decisions that often affect the patterns of their entire lives. To her each person is very important and is given the aid he as a distinct individual needs. In grateful appreciation for the innumerable services she has ren- dered Murray students, the staff takes great pleasure in dedicating this T949 PILOT to Miss Catherine Daly.