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

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YERNON YOUNGQUIST Your name is great In mouths ol wisest censure. ARTHUR ZIMMERMAN 'Alle thought as a sage, though he felt as a man. CASMIR ZIOLKOXVSKI Hlle wears the marks of many years well spent, Of virtue, truth well tried, and wise experiencef, SENIORS NOT ON THE SENIOR PANEL. ERN1gsT A1.BREc1H'r STANLEY KINDGREN XYAYNE TNEMPER President ..... Vice President . . Secretary ...... Treasurer ...... Sergeant-at-Arms Valetlictorian . . Salutatorian . , . joseph Portas Ruth Boesel Marian Swanson jessica Gihbs Nanele Kees Lois Trott Uorothy Plocher Mat Diehel Eirst Prize . . .. Second Prize .... Third Prize NICHOLAE YARU SENlOR CLASS OEITICIERS ....lle1zryA11a'ers0n . . . . . . . .Ruth lioesel . . . .Clayton Tillaizder ..........lr11za liley .. ............... ...jztlius Reed HONOR ROLL ........lr1rza13ley ........ ..... I florence Geffen Ernest Albrecht Leota llowartl Yernon Youngquist Dorothea Luck Vardis Cope Ophelia Nickels Violet Lyman Clayton Tillander Arthur Zimmerman Yiolet Peterson Thelma Solee Marjorie Gadhois Leona O'Day Beryl llughes Darius Schroeder L PRIZE STORIES EOR TllE MAROON Rascbick . . . . .Catherine Devine . . . ......., Nanele Kees 27 l

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CLAYTON TILLANDER ' 'flclis heart and hand, both open and both free. Lois TROTT 'Uffend her, and she knows how to forgiveg Oblige her, and she'll love you while you live. ANITA TROUT O happy earth, Whereon thy innocent leet do ever treatlf' Aucu UHRIG In one soft look, what language lies. lXlYRA UNDERLEITER But so fair, She takes the breath of men away Who gaze upon her unawaref, ELLA XVEYH But, oh, she dances such a way! No sun upon an Easter day is half so line a sight. lVllLDRED VVVILLIAMS mls she not passing fair? CLARENCE XVOLL His speech is a burning Greg With his lips he travailethf' Samui XVOLL 'Sweet thoughts are mirrored in her face, And every motion is a grace. DoRo'rHv XVYLIE 'tlcler looks do argue her replete with motlestyf'

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The children are snickering, some are weeping, and Lulu Mellem is chewing gum. Lawyer tarising and producing will from bottomless depths of waste paper basketj-Friends and fellow originals of the Darwinian theory, we are assembled here this morning to read the last will and testament of our deceased friend, relative and brother, A. Senior Class. tLoud sobs of mother heard faintly through laughterj Baby Greenness thowlingj-I wan, somethin' to eat. Foolish--Shh! Perhaps Brother Sen- ior willed you a hot dog or a sinker. Lawyer tbeginning to readjhul, A. Senior Class, believing my death, due to over-study, to be drawing near, hereby bequeath all my wealth, property and natural accomplishments as follows: Grandfatlaer tin excited stage whisper to Uncle Andrewj-Gosh, l hope he tells us the secret of his Home Ilreitf. Lawyer freadsj- To my mother, l leave a high-powered microscope to aid her in classifying signatures on excuses. To my grandfather l bequeath a mega- phone that he may be heard above the squeaking of seats, and of jaws, while he in orating in the assembly. Miss Boyd tdisgustedlyl-Oh, shucks! Who'd a-thunk it? l.a'a'jVer treadsj - 'To my brother linowitall l leave a case of concrete hand-embroidered notebooks to keep track of committee appointments. To my brother Foolish-a bottle of liniment to relieve writer's cramp contracted while writing junior Essay. Foolish tsorrowfullyj-I'd rather have his brains. 1.at.'yer-'flo my brother Greenness l leave the combination for operating the famous elevator that never ran. Greenness-Kin l ride in it then? Knowitallf-Oh, do be quiet! Accord- ing to Woolley, little children should be seen and not heard. 1.ai.'yer- To Aunt Edna l bequeath a pair of rubber boots to be used while wading through the trenches at Phalen Golf Linksfl Aunt lidna tlinormous drop of salt water coursing down the end of nosej- The dear, thoughtful boy! Mother tsobbingb-Yes, he always was so considerate of others. Boohco! l.auyerv To Aunt Margaret l leave a police whistle to summon the ambulance after a sophomore meetingf, Aunt Margaretmfhat fulfils a long- felt want . Mr. Diehl-There doesn't seem to be much left. l wonder when my turn's coming?