John A Johnson High School - Maroon Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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WENDELL OLSEN: In basket-ball he shines, a star, Excelling many boys by far. HELMER OLESON: Speech is silver, silence, gold. Helmer knows it, we are told. NINEAN OLSON: Surely there must be a reason Why you never quit your teasin'. FELIX OSLUND: Helter-skelter, hurry-skurry, Here and there with ne'er zz worry OTIS OSTMAN: Well, at last my work is cluneg Now let's out and have some fun. ELEONORE PAGER: But one thing her soul desires, To do just what Miss Boyd requires LEAH PALMQUIST: Leah's matchless temperament Serves her well in every bent. RICHARD PAULSON1 Let us hear that melting tame. 'Twas not made for thee alune. CARL PETERSON: Athletics are his very life Always is the thick of strife. HAROLD PETERSON: This lad walks with the air uf king. He's suited for at circus ring.

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RUTH MOLINE: Victim of relentless fate, You're forever coming late. HELEN NADEAU: I am happy, I am free, Why can't everybody be? ARTHUR NELSON: Always in content his smile,-- Cheerful nature needs no guile. BASIL NELSON: Determination oft will gain That which sloth will ne'er attain OLGA NELSON: Her speech is the purest, And strongest and surest. ROSE NETSCI-I: Midget, gipsy, big-eyed girl, Who has taught your hair to curl? MARION NEWSTRAND: Her face with secret laughter lit, Drooped with pity, beamed with wit. EDMUND NIGHTINGALE: With those smiles and Irish eyes, His lineage we'll soon surmise. EDITH NORMAN: Sweetest girl I ever knew, Always kind and good and true. ESTHER NYBERG: 'fMischief done with such a winning Archness, that we prize such sin- ning.

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KENNETH PETERSUN: He's a boy with high and noble aims But slightly timid when among fair daines. VIRGINIA PETERSON: 'iAlways merry, never glum Makes a bright and cheerful chum. 1 ADA POTTHOFF: lt seems, organic chemistry And Ada do not quite agree. GLADYS OUICK: In silence many things are wrought. To her tasks she gives much thought. GENEVIEVE OUINN: ' When I reflect what's seen in classes, 'Twere better that I wore these glasses. AGNES SHEPARD: Charm attends her everywhere, Agnes with the raven hair. MATHIAS SOLBERG: Those who from their studies flee, Long shall live and happily. ALLEN SONTAG: His pompadour hath goodly sheen, In fact 'tis smeared with vaseline. ARTHUR STOECKNIAN: A stately lad in walk and style, The same old Stoeckman all the while. GILBERT STOECKNIAN: Mother asked for peacock dyes When she ordered Gilbert's eyes.