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

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'eo Like Sixty' Playing a big parT in The Life We Live is The Junior Class, The juniors, who sTarTed off The year by decoraTing a TiooiT Tor The homecoming parade vviTh The Theme Go Like SixTy , seem To be doing iusT whaT The Theme implies. PuTTing The finishing Touches on The TloaT are Carol WaTerman, Eugene lsakson, Dianne Lind- sTrom, Richard Wiles, Karen Johnson, GreTa Giving, and Jeanne RundauisT. LaTer in The Tall The iuniors sponsored The Sadie Hawkins Dance, a girl ask boy aTTair vvhich kepT everyone iumping To The lasT minuTe. This was one of Their hrsT money making projecTs, About mid-year, The class began plan- ning Tor iTs biggesi' projecT, The prom. Co-chairmen Tor The evenT, which is To be held May TwenTy-second aT The Lowry l-loTel, are Karen MarTz, .ludiTh Jensen, and Richard Wiles. Juniors Drganize For Action Playing Post Office These Tour juniors, vvho Take care oT The business end of Their class, have become ex- perienced execuTives since The beginning oi The year. Shovvn here sending ouT some of a counT- less number of bulleTins To Their classmates are: Verne ComsTock, secreTary, Wayne Nielson, president Carolyn Rudolf, Treasurer, Beverly Ulvin, vice presidenT. By February of l958, The class had been Tormed and oichcers Tor The The year were elecTed. Chosen aT ThaT Time were: Richard Wiles, presidenT, Warren Diesslin, vice presi- denT, Nancy Thomas, secreTary, Carol WaTer- man, Treasurer. Go Like SixTy , The class moTTo, is vvhaT The iuniors seem To be doing as They plan Tor Their senior Trip To be Taken nexT year. The class vo'ed To go To DeTroiT, and The sTudenTs have already begun making paymenTs Tor This big evenT. While members oT The class are enioying Their lives as iuniors, They are also looking Tor- Ward vviTh expecTaTion and exciTemenT To being seniors in The Life We Live , Page Twenty-nine

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Scorching Scene MeTal shop as iT is TaughT here aT Murray by Mr. Eugene Pose, is only one oT The many phases oT indusTrial arTs. IT serves as anoTher area oT general educaTion in regard To The world oi indusTry, science, and machinery. ApproximaTely one hundred and TiTTy boys are enrolled in meTal shop courses and mechanical dravving. l-lovvever, TuTure engi- neers are urged To Take The laTTer subiecT. DemonsTraTing The uses of The aceTylene Torch are James Rudie, John EckhoTT, and RoberT Blade. By Training sTudenTs To use various Types oT Tools and insTrumenTs, The boys will be able To relaTe Their experiences To iobs They may hold in The TuTure. Hang On Tight! Keeping up vviTh The modern world aT rocl4eTs and missiles is Vilarren Johnson, a physics sTudenT lasT year. Shovvn on The righT in The picTure, Warren is explaining The principle loehind his aTom smasher To juniors Sandra Schalsfner, Julian Andersen, and Thomas Anderson, sTudenTs of physics This year. As picTured here, The aTom smasher is noT in iTs TTnal sTage, buT when iT is, iT vvill be used To generaTe The high volTages needed To smash aToms. Warren, in collaboraTion vviTh Mr. Donald Lindberg, physics insTrucTor, consTrucTed The aTom smasher Tor The purpose oT enTering iT in The MinnesoTa Junior Academy Regional Science Fair which is open To all sTudenTs oT physics and chemisTry. Summing IT Up AlThough many sTudenTs do noT connecl democracy vviTh The science oT maThemaTics, The pupils oT Miss Louise Pederson's sevenTl grade ariThmeTic class noT only learn louT alsc pracTice democracy, As shown here by Linda Prong, Charles Simon, Roland Vkfynn Karen Sands, and John SweeT, everyone ir The class is willing To help each oTher, The sTudenTs govern The class vviTh Mis' Pederson acTing as counselor. The pupil vvho have a special alailiTy in ariThmeTic ac as coaches Tor oThers in The class vvho neec help. By allovving The boys and girls To gover' Themselves, Miss Pederson has TaughT he sTudenTs The meaning oT democracy so Thc They may be beTTer ciTizens in The TuTure Page Twerniyreighi

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'What A Yearl' Exclaim Juniors i Page thirty Junior-301 Row l: Dorothy Reiter, Thomas Rygg, Holly Hunt, David Cari- veau, Marlene Keller, Barbara McLaughlin ' Sandra Schaftner, Judith Mayers, Richard Muraw- ski, Marion Lawrence, Gary Huesman ' Emili Holt, Marcia Stougaard, Jane Melrose, Adeena Dixon, Karen Martz, Diane Dettle, Alberta Johnson ' Donald Clemen, Steve Bro- haugh, Jay Moor, Gale Crome mett, Vaughn Stelmach, Julian Andersen, Bryce Crawford, Rob- ert Monahan. Junior-302 Row 'lt Edward Turi, Ann Wiger, Carole Thorsen, Nancy Thomas, Gloria Meyer, Curtis Smith 9 Joan Timm, Kathleen Barnum, Elizabeth Campbell, Merrilly Elliott, Meridel Fahsl 9 Ronald Allen, William Christotterson, Renee Nelson, Carol Luke, Linda Gower, Wayne Diesslin ' Thomas Anderson, Terry Ubel, Robert Budde, Eldred Wulf, Euqene lsakson, Thomas Mazzi- tello. Junior--314 Row 1: Nancy Nystrom, Janice Benson, Judith Sanford, Bar- bara Eggleton, Carolyn King, Carole Berge V Kathryn John- son, Joan Nelson, Mary Snyder, Ward Schultz, Patricia Schroe- der, Judith Johnson ' James Alexander, James Hendrickson, Roger Olson, James Biork, Craig Wetherbee, Jay Douglas 9 Phillip O'Neill, Gary Niem- czyk, Wayne Nielsen, Gary Oakins, Robert Kohout, Douglas Engle,