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

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as M5300 CSYQQQJ STANLEY NORRBOM 1 He has striven hard and long, ln English eight to get along. ELMER NOREEN His ready wit will tide him over, And make of weeds, a bed of clover. VERNA NORSTEDT Such tinted cheeks are very rare, With apple blossoms they compare. GEORGE OFELT With Twelve Centuries at hand. He is in a happy land. JOHN OFELT Are you feeling rather blue? Call on John to talk with you. OLGA OLSON At school, l'm good as I can be, At home, you wouldn't know 'twas me. CHARLES PEABODY To classes this youth never hurries He seems to say, I have no worries. FLORENCE PETERSEN Always mischief and surprise Are mirrored in her roguish eyes. DOROTHY PETERSON Those who know her truly say, Few like her e'er come this way. ADA QUEHL If you should a steno need, , Hire herg she has good typing speed. W I 2 1

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Ire wgiisoo wgiylf I LUCILLE McGUIRE A joy to men, and every girI's despair, Who sees the flaming glory of her hair. JAMES MAYFIELD School was ever my delight, For I Iove so to recite. FRANKLIN MECK When my high school days are o'er, I'II sigh, and wish there were some more. GUDRUN MELBY It's wrong to paint the IiIy, or imitate the pearI, What art can add unto the charm of being just a girl? ARTHUR MILLER You've no occasion to be gIum, If Arthur IVIiIIer is your chum. LUCILLE MILLER Her friendIy spirit you can feel, When you talk with sweet Lucille. ALBIN NELSON If you've got a trying problem, Co to AI, for he can soIve 'em. ELSIE NELSON T'wouId be comforting indeed, To Iean on her in. time of need. F ERN NELSON Always pleasant, fuII of fun, A girl who's Iiked hy everyone. OLIVE NICLAI A wondrous study is her face, Her every movement one of grace. ii 20

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me Manoa XLXKJJJ l GRACE Ross We gasp, ancl wonder more each clay, D How Grace can keep her hair that way. x CANDACE SADLER Welcome as the flowers in May, Her charm increases clay by clay. GRACE SCHELEN So pleasant is she to the eye, Men all look twice when she goes by. JUDITH SCHILLING The sweetest smile l ever knew, It thrills and grips the heart of you. FLORENCE SCHMIDT Refreshing as a summer's rain, Her moods are never quite the same. ETHEL SWANSON Somewhat shy, but full of fun, Always kind to everyone. EWERT SWANSON How comforting his thought must be, He's always smiling pleasantly. HENRY SUNDCAARD Girls go simply wilcl with joy, When they meet a bashful boy. OTTO THOMSSEN The girls all know him very well, The laflclie with the cute marcel. OLGA TOLAAS If you win her for a friend, She'll stand by you unto the end. l 22