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

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Seniors Take Inventor . ,.. . ,....-- c-INS' S ior Class DMN Q Ruth Langer' - Barbara Ixtuux Exam Steclgihg Lonnesg Elaine Carlson, . Q uce r CK' . President Peterson, treasur n 5ecret3fY 1 Jo This tale begins in 1953 when Alice made her first visit to Mur- rayland. It is hard for her to be- lieve that the freshmen of that year are now busy seniors. Alice remembers them as soph- omores when they began to think of their future and organized as a class with Mr. Edward Datko and Mr. Clarence Fulmek as ad- visers. To be a junior was another dream with thoughts of the Jun- ior-Senior Prom. Now as seniors, the class is ex- periencing the responsibilities that come with graduation. Alice wish- es them well in this bit of verse taken from her other adventures. 'And though the shadow of a sigh May tremble through this story, For happy senior days gone by And vanished' senior glory, It shall not touch with breath of bale This pleasance of our fairy tale., Time -Take Three Take Three, shouted Lee Boyan of KEYD-TV as Murray seniors pre- pared a scene for Murray Showcase, one of the several TV shows. Daily each week, the .QQ-TCCHS Show fea- tured some Twin City or suburban high school. Excellent experience was gained by each student who partici- pated in these telecasts. Writing scripts, handling panels, and directing were but a small part cf the learning side of these enjoyable appearances. At times tension mounted and nerves were taut as everything became ready for that big moment-but sen- iors agree that television broadcasts were really a wonderland. Pictured here are just a few of the many people who worked to make these shows a success. They are Bar- bara Kruckeberg, Tom Hayes, Marty Nevers of KEYD, and John Otto. Page len