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

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lunlor varslty takes fourth place 6? '33 'XJ QQ The lunlor varslty hockey team coached by Mr Alex Heron had a fine season as they capped fourth place an the cxty with a flve wan three loss record The pucksters held Central and Monroe to shutouts of 5 O and 2 O re spectuvely whsle allowxng only one goal In each of thelr next three games as they beat Mechanic Arts 6 T Wash mgton 5 T and Wnlson 3 l In theur last three games they were beaten by Johnson TO Hardmg 31 and Humboldt 7 2 The squad s scormg punch lnne consusted of Jerry John son at center Bull Landis and Chuck Maas In wang pos: Front Row Ed Jarosch C.Jrt Smxth Jmm Duncan ary Nlemczyk Peter Aus Dave Nelson Al Bengamun ' Coach Alex Heron Ste e Sweefland Jerry Trerchel Ron Wetham mer Tom Roan Jlm Walls Herb Crommett John Preda Bull Bartlett Ed Turn ' Chuck aas B ll Landrs Douq Krause Curt Hoard Duck Wales Jerry Johnson Jnm Pe terson Jules Moor QM tions wlth Doug Krause and Curt Hoard on defense Turnung rn conslstently good performances IU the nets was Duck Wlles In non conference games the Pilots played Mounds Vnew twnce wnnmng 3 l and 2 O Mahtomedu was de feated by Murray twice 6 O and 7 T and the Junlor Pnlots topped St Paul Academy 5 l In the five games they out cored their foes 23 3 The lunror pucksters will help supplement a seasoned A squad next year pressmg forward Jlm Zavoral finds the go mg rough In the Humboldt game as he trres to work forward to set up a score Page elghteen o o o C - - - A I , ' ' , ' , G I , M , i U , 1 1 ' , v 7' ,Q ' ' t- i 7 tr J 'Y .L J ' 'R' w., J 'Q . I . . . . . - I . I - - ' - ' I ' . . . . . . - - I - I - 4 - 1 - : . s - . - - - - - 11 11 , . . x- . - , . r - u fW'? ' , , 1 A Q, at fs A i, tit -.K

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fight way to state tournament berth George Brlggs charges the Jchnson goal rn an attempt to set up a scorrng play George conslstent all season long received AllCnty honors for hrs ettorts er the Pnlots completely dommated thenr next game wuth So St Paul as they won 3 O A sophomore Iunuor and senlor scored IH thus tnlt Lrndell Hess followed by Jerry Graebner scored after Jerry Zellner enlor led the way Bull Panst was a stand out as he stopped all Packer thrusts An Inspired team went Into the consolatlon game and outplayed the Ednna Mornungslde team only to lose by a 2 l score Jerry Zellner o standout during the tourna ment tled the score before the clo e of the peruod Durung the econd perlod an Edtna player scooped up a loo e puck skated In on goalie Paust and scored Murray played like fury In the tlnal stanza only to be stopped by the beautlful performance ot the Edlna goalue Murray Murray Murray Murray Murray Murray Murray Murray prlot tallres Washsngton Wllson Johnson Monroe Hardlng Mechanic Arts Humboldt Central Jerry Zellner evades a Green Wave de fender as he skates toward the Monroe goal to try for a score The game was a defensuve battle wrth Monroe edgnng the Pllots l 0 Page seventeen I Edina got a goal early in the first period but 3 ' O 5 ' 2 l 2 O l 3 ' l 2 ' 2 2 O l

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young team looks Front row Jim Alexander Roger Pearson Jim Flueck Gary Johnson Roger Quammcn Tom Becklorden Dave Mayer Coach Thomas Thompson ' Gordon Lothson Mike Gordanier Dave Magnuson Chuck Smith Roger Leppla Chuck Flatten Bruce Kuettner Chuck Roth enthusiasm in Intramurals An extensive intramural program again at tracted many varsity and non varsity Murray athletes Basketball again proved to be the most popular ot the sports ottered The tour teams that were organized included the Magoos the Dunkers the Universe Stumblers and the Pea Pickers The teams played weekly on Wednesday nights under the supervision ot their coach Mr Bernard Broderick The seniors dominated most ot the teams with Jim Nielsen Kevin Johnson and Mike Scott leading th league as high scorers Warming up during 1 wo kout sane ot the setiors display ther ta ents L tt to right are i cott Lee n cet oe r in aid Ro FV lcingley toward the future The muscular chalkmen ot Murray did a tlne iob in the '56-'57 season as they Hnishecl in the first division ofthe city conference with a 4-2 record and compiled an llfri record tor the whole season. The fast starting team ran up two straight victories over Humboldt and Wilson. Central was the Pilots' next toe, but the team was not in top shape tor this game. ln practice Perry Lonnes captain and high scorer of the team broke his arm This was a blow to the team as Perry was sidelined tor the rest ot the season The Central boys went on to win the match from a let down Murray squad Extra work was the order at the day and the boys made it two more one from Wilson and one from Washington They lost their last game to l-lardings champs Murrays coach was Mr Thomas Thompson Page ri r-et er 0 o o 4 r rl . . . l U ll r' Q 'r l s. 6 ' Mke S , ,J S y l,',J el Kfrlr i Q4