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

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Faculty Women Features ....-- Finis ...... Football -.-.. French Club ---- Freshmen ---. . . G Girls' Athletics ..---...... 'Ig :EE-MAROON -C S Table of Contents ART WORK ....64-65 .....59 ....72-73 .....80 .....52 .....40 .---38-39 .....17 .....57 ....2 ....3 ....7 .....1l .....l0 .....49 .....79 ....34-37 .....42 .....74 .. ..... 33 Girls' Club Sz Hi-Y Reserves .... ..... 4 l Gleam Staff ................ Glee Club .--.--..- Cruise, Mr. J. M. ---. H Hall of Fame ....... Historical Society Hi-Y Club ........ Hockey .......... Honor Roll .... .. ..... 13 .....12 ....6 ....5O-Sl .....44 .....28 ESTHIQR ENGsTRoM --KATHRYN HUNT ..JOHN RIDDIZLL ...ULELAND ELMQUIST J J Men ......... . . . Jokes L .......... Junior Assembly Junior Class ........ M Maroon Staff ......... Maroon Staff Picture . Music ................. 0 On the Home Stretch . Our Clubs ............. Our Bright Remarks .. Orpheum Announcement Orpheum Program .... P Picket Club .. ,. . . . Prophecy ..... .... R Radio Club .................... Rummies from Tut's Tomb .... S School .... Seniors ........... Senior Assembly .... Shorthand Efficiency .. Ski Club ............ Snaps ............. Sophomore Class .... Spanish Club ........ T Tree of Knowledge VV . . -EUGENE SURBER ....61-63-71 .......76 .....15 .. ....5 .. ..... .4 .....47 . . .......... 69 . . . . .66-67-68 . . ........ 75 . . . ..... . .56 . . .... 54-55 .....30-1-2 .....53 ,...18-28 .....77 .....45 .......48 ....70-78 .....l4 .....43 ....58 Whirlpool of Knowledge -- --.. 62 Will .................... .... 2 9 With the Seniors .-------- --.- 6 0 I ff ,Dfszz7fcysf710f1f ,, OUR PARENTS 1 our Fathers and Motllc-rs, the Class of 1923 lovin 1 flcdicutes this luuolc. 3 ag M OI1 I'O 8 fMAROON 4 E E 4 Z 11 7 , 5 M E I u Q TZ ,.. E 1 QI 5 'E : ?w 21 Z f 3 -I1 - E 'i L '11 M 5 ,.. ,.. J fn U LJ if 5 c L4 :, 2 Q. 'L 5 E2 95 M .1 II Q A U Ln Q L E F o C ,N , C Z :J 'C 2 A n-5 Editor in Chief. . . Managing Editor. Business Manager .... f .... Assistants 4 I... 1... L .... f.. lc: Feature Staff 4 I.. L ......... Athletics ................. MAROON J Maroon Staff . . .THEODORE HILLSTROM ...........OLAF HOUOII . . . .CHESLEY WILLIAMSON . . . . . .DAVID PETERSON . . . .VICTORIA NOVOTNY . . .EDVVARD KRAHMER . . . .RUSSELL COLBERG .. . . . . .LOLA PEASE . . . . .EARL DONOVAN . . . .EDWARD QUELLETTE . . . . . .H,AZEL GUSTAFSON . . . . DOROTHX' MCINTYRE . . . . .EUGENE SURRER .ALBERT ALTMAN . . . .DOROTI-IY WOLLNY . . . .THEODORE DOSTAL . . . .KARLA JORGENSEN . . . . .ROY WENDELL Girls' Athletics and Music. . . ........ MARGARET GIESE Clubs ........... Senior Album Literary . Typists . . . Art .............. Camera-Photos . . Camera-Kodaks. . . Staff Adviser. . . Art Adviser ...... Business Adviser . . . .........KATHRYN HUNT . . . ' DOROTIIY BIEBIGHAUSER . . . AGNES KLOPE HELEN GAHAGAN 'ETIIEL joIINsoN . . . .FRANK STROMWALL ........ERNA KLoos ...NEUGENIASURBER FACULTY ADVISERS .. .MISS MARIE MORELAND . . . .MISS ALICE GOODELL ....MR. S. M. RALSTON W S I l J JOHN M. GUISE P'l'1.IICI'f7f1l of foluzson High School 6 M155 BIARGARET DONVNING Our Loyal Class Adzfiscr 7 I Top Row-Ouellette. Dean, Hough. Zimmerman. .Xhlbcrgf, Quick, Surber, Reustrom, Brabeck. Middle Roxvffllobcrg. llnnt. llicbighauser. XYalker, Olson. XYallhlom, Luxingcr, Thomsseu. l.ov.'cr lion-Morton. ll:u'rt-il. Nyhus. fluisc, Freeman, Surbcr, Cliese, Perry. Historical Society CLICY I2l.iXND-JOHNSON H ISTORICAI. SOCI IETY The Cleveland-johnson Historical Society was organized in September, 1919. The members are chosen by the faculty from the three upper classes. The qualifications for membership are the ability and initiative to do things. There are three officers, two from the faculty and one from the student section. The president is appointed by Mr. Guise, and the secretary and treas- urer are elected by the members. The ollhcers for 1922-23 are as follows: presi- dent, Miss Perryg treasurer, Mr. Harrellg secretary. Margaret Giese. There are committees for the different kinds of work. The committee on athletics and scrap books compiled all the scrap books for athletics and social events. The committee for the alumni records has been working to get the correct address and occupation of all the graduates of Cleveland and Johnson High School. The Society tried to secure a case in which to put all the relics that have been gathered. Thus far efforts have been in vain, but we hope that Miss l'erry,s wish will be granted. This case will be put in the corridor so every one can see what has happened at johnson many years ago. Miss Morton, a member of the Historical Society, wrote the inscription for the memorial tablet which has been placed in the new S. A. Farnsworth School. Nr. Farnsworth was the First principal of the Cleveland High School, It was through his efforts that we have a high school in this part of the city. 8 'MARCDON THE JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL All Hail to Johnson Johnson the royal, True, great and loyal VVe live to honor thy dear name. Today we turn our thought to thee in reverence. Johnson ever strong, List to our song. Our voices raise we, Our hearts do praise thee Oh, niay thy children bring thee fame. Chorus 1 All hail to johnson Dear Alina Mater, Wave high Maroon and White, Ne'er let it fall, All hail to Johnson, Dear Alma Mater, Seat of true knowledge and the pride of all. 9 .ug , Q, J Faculty Women ENGLISH Esther Boyd Edna Moore Therese C. Muller Nell Brennan Marie F. Moreland Gertrude G. Smith Frances Blake Aurelia 0'Connell MATHEMATICS Mildred Schroeder Ernma Freeman Margaret Sliney ' Mable E. Ostergren ' Louise Minor ROMANCE LANGUAGES Georgia Nichols Margaret Downing EXPRESSION CHEMISTRY Margaret Morton Grace M. Bell LATIN Corinne Ask Verna Tackels HISTORY ECONOMICS Lydia Ickler Lulu E. Mellem BIOLOGY Florence Perry . LIBRARIAN DRAWING Mary E. Leonard Alice Goodell MUSIC Lillian Nelson TYPEWRITING PENMANSHIP Gertrude Crist Lena Schuhardt RELATED ART Lucile Markert ATHLETICS SEWING Gretchen Muench Hannah Bassford Polly C. Bullard COOKING fOn leave of absencej Helen Baumgartner 10 MARGON 45 J . 'full Nov.---llmglw, Nlciluitty, llnrrcll. l':IuluS. lfngscm. Nvlxvw. ROCS. l.mxcI' Ron- Kalxtmx. llzxll, ,XndcrSmI. Hurry-ll, Diehl. llui--c.. SXYEDIS II liclwarcl lfngson STL ::0G1:.wII Y Toclml li. Paulus Bl-ACIIIN C. I. A E Sum' uclcrsomx :XTHLETICS Jack Rees Faculty Men HISTORY S. ll. Ralston Hermzm N. llerglx ACCOUNTING R. VV. Diehl Mu' PRINTING XY. F. KlcQuitty PRINCIPAL John M. Guise ll PIIYSICS li. Harrell Il Y Ia' XT DR XXV1NG Ralph Nyhus VVOODWORK J. R. Hull STUDY HALL L. M. Morrell .74 an if 11 x. A E .L 4 'B w C O fn .it U cu L- 4- C 0 V f I1 5 L. m x44 F 5 7 U. 2 vw Q X: if 'E T U1 1 Lf :I SJ IL E vf 'C f-- 'E 1 Q O 7 .1 + A F .J fn ,E 'TJ LJ 2 Z 5 ,L 5 E ,i s :Z 1 E- .a HL 1 I u '11 ri 0 5 Q '7 O N 3 fu 2 ww -1 C 5 iD Q 5 if -7 ,-1 P. Q L. Q TJ v T, E TL : 5 .- 51 if fi -r 2 Y Q P v. 1 v Q Q 'C '44 S 7. 'A ., ,N E z 3 s Q 5 Top lioxxfUiu'llcllC. XXX-nrlull. Smith, llarrvsll. Zimmcriuan. XYilliainsou. llagman, l.owc-r Row-Ilip-luigliauscr, Iforsvtll, I'omQ-roy. Iorgnnscil. Surbcr. Quick. Givsv, llclntyrc, Klope. Gleam Staff liclitor in Chief-'I'er1n l. . . . . .RL'ss121.L QUICK liflitor in ClllCf+VllCI'1ll ll. . . . . .lillGliNlf SURBICR Associate liclitor ......... ...... l CI.s112 FoRs1f:T1I Managing lfclitor, . . .liimwixlm OUELLIQTTIZ Advertising Iicliior. . .. .L'i..xiu5xuc ll.xmi,xN DIil'AR'l'Ml2N'l' ICIJITURS Art anrl Cartoons. . . .l'l12luzl4:R'1' G.xliArs.xN, DoRoT1IY llllfllllillAl'5lfli lixcliangc liditor ..... ......... ....... .... . X 1 zxlzs KLOPE, Asst. Music and Club Notes. . . ................. liiixiainx .TORGIZNSIZN School Notes ........ ..... . ..YE1:N12 ,AllLlZERG, ll!-ILEN llOMI2ROY Class and lloine Room Notes. . . .................. Do1zoTuY KICINTYRE Alumni liditor ............. ...Curisuzy XYILLIAMSON. Rox' VVENIJELL Athletics ........... .................... R IAIQGMUQT Guasn Personals ancl Jokes. . . . .jon N ZIM MIQRMAN IEUSINESS STAFF Business Manager. .. .... ,XRCIIIIC SMITH Secretary ............ ................... l QTQTII HoLM1aI2IzG Circulation Managers. . ..Ac:N1cs P,xUI.soN, .ARTHUR PECK, Assf. FACULTY ADYISERS Staff Advisors. . . . . .Miss Born, Miss lXlUIiLT.FR Business Adviser. . . ............. MR. l'lA1zR1iLL 13 PHOMORES O S 935 Class of 1 L Sf Z CD ?A 'H Ox N ,Ri Q Z 'G N g xl 1:5 4'-r SURBER, E. QCaptai11j. GOLDSTEIN, WIN. KAUFHAN, SAM. Bl.-XRSH, L. QCapt. electb. HAGMAN, C. NELSON, S. CRIBES, JOHN Football JVENTINK, H. 'H OEFER, ROBERT XVTLSON, FRED SIXIITU, A. 11ORRONV, F. PATTERSON, R. LINDELL, I.. COOKE, GEORGE Qlanagerj GOLDSTEIN, VVH. IQAUFIXIAN, SAM HOEIVER, ROBEli'F hlARSH, LOUIS HAGHAN, C. SURBER, E. BERTELSEN, H. f3LSON, J. Basketball IQELLER, HX'1I,-KN ROSIEN, MAX ,l'IAGMAN, CLAREN CE fxl2l.11'1gCl Hockey OLSON, H. KEI,LY, G. LEITNER, I. GREEN, A. TD SENORS W I - w '-5 MAROON X-DC 05 if 9 President .... Vice-President Treasurer ...... Secretary . . . President . . . . Vice- President Secretary .... Treasurer ..... President .... Yice-President Secretary ...... Treasurer . . . President . . . . Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer . . . Vuiedietorizin Salntatorian . I' X X OFFICERS OI THE CLASS Oli 1923 O ff F5 L ff FOR THE FREST THAN YEAR SMITH .....GOR1mON NELSON ....JIiNNIli NELSON ...........T':MBI.XTTUFFMAX FOR THE SOPHOMORIC YEAR . . .EUGENE SURBER .. .THEO. SC1IA1:Ae11E1a ..K,x'1'11RYN TIUNT . .IIUOENIA SURBIER FOR THIC JUNIOR YEAR . . .RUSSELL QQLTTCK . . .ROBERT TTOICFIZR .ls.-xBEI.LE ARNOLD . . . .IFILSIE FORSET 11 FOR THE SENIOR YIQAR ....ROY TSACKSIQN . . . .ROY XVENIJELL ...NQXGNIQS KLOPE . . . . .Fmvivxim OUEI.L1iT'1'E . . . .... I TAZIEL CEUSTAFSON . . . . .Elmwxlm fjlIEI,LIiTTE LI BICRTY HONOR TDOROTHY TiIIiI2Il1IlAUSIER EUGENE SUKBER 17 415 MAROON VERNE AIILBERG Gleani Staff, Hi-Y, Historical Association, Picket Club, Orchestra, Senior As- sembly. His music dolli our lzfurls f'lZ2'lZ1'C1ii. lTlELIEN ALBIIECIIT Girls' Club. BUca11.vo l would liw quiolly in the world I licur, and soc, and soy iiotlziizgf' ' DiXVlD zXNIJliRSON--Dtlild Shorthand Efficiency Club. lt's snfoi' lwilig mock iliaii flL'1'CC.,' GIENEVIEVE IXNDREWS Shorthand Ehiciency, Girls' Club. Quiet, yvl falkali-of on orcusioiif' JULIUS lllfmassoxm Tl1Cri' '2l'fl.Y zzvrfoi' ii man so lJl!S'l' us lic, ISVIQLYN l,LxsT-Sleiuizy French Club, Girls' Club, Girls' Athletics. 'ffl nzcrry lzcvart doeth good like u madi- Cine. DOIQOTHX' BIIEBIGIIAUSEIQ-Dots Girls' Club, Historical Association, Glcam Staff, Piclcets, Maroon Staff, junior Play, Senior Assembly. Gi'i1lly lo lzenr, kindly to judgvf' OTTO BRODD Spanish Club, Ski Club, Hi-Y Club. A bold, bad man KU. lX'lERL BUBIQRL Shorthand Efficiency Club, Shorthand Efficiency Play, Girls' Club, Girls' Athletics. 'Tm perfectly happy wlzvzzi no one disiizrbs me. LAURA CARLSON-L!l1H'iC' Girls' Club, Shorthand Efficiency Club. 'TIz01'c is nothing half as splendid as a Wally prvtty girl. i lis ag MAROON , C11 IQIJITII CLARK-17611118 Girls' Club, Sbortlmaud Efficiency Club. UlJi'Z 1llU1jY 11101d1'111 111111 11111.11 l1l.'Z'1ll1'1j' fair. DOUIELJXS COOK-Doug Hi-Y Club, Spanish Club. HT111' 171'5f 111111 111'1' aff f110x1' N110 x111'11k 11'1I.Yf,'U JULIA COVVlil2RIJ-.Ill Girls' Club, Orchestra, Picket Club, Slmortlizuul lilbeieiiey Club. 'KY111' 3111515 111'1' 11111v i11111101'f11l. ' JOIIN CRIBIES-f1I1'1? Picket Club. .l11 I 1111111 is 11 111'l11' 11111111' 111111 -fy1111f17 IQARL DONOVAN-C'111'1y I do 'z1'i.s'11 .r111111'n111' 'I1'17l!111 my 5011111111119 f111111y. 'l'1112111J11R1c DosT.xL-T011 BTHYOOII Staff, Hi-Y Club, Piekets, Freuell Club. h.S1f1'4IlIffL'5f 11111111.v 111'1' 11fl1'11 1111151 of 1111111111 I111' 1111153' -1u11r111' 111'111's 11'11.f1, LELANIJ 1GI,AIfr3L1lS'l'fLl7C Stage Force, Senior Assembly, Armistice Tableau. 1l'1111f1 1'1' 111' 11111 111115 1111111' 1111111 so 11111111 1'flSL'.U ICSTH ICR liNc:s'1'1z1m Girls' Club, Hi-Y Reserves, H11 f1'11'1111 .r111' 12115 111 all. llII,DliR lfRICKSON Sliortliaucl Efficiency Club. Girls' Atlilet- ies, Girls' Club. 'ZI1111 1111'1'1' is II f1'11'1111 111111 s1'1'1'1'11f11 l',O.V1'7' 1111111 ll f1'i1'11a'. MA111:.x1:12'1' FL1131:L12R-Peggy Girls' Club. Q-l 1'1'111111'1c 1'1'1'r 1'1111a'v 111111 11 .r111111'. 19 MAROON - TSLSIE lfousETH Vice President of the French Club 1921, President French Club 1922, Treas- urer of junior Class, Bulbul, Secre- tary and Treasurer Ski Club, Gleam Staff, Hi-Girl Reserves. 'IHU1' Tofu' was ezvr .rofl and low, a .Splen- did flziwg in iQ'o11za11. T1 IEODORE FORTM EI la-Ted Glee Club, Cherry Blossom, Bulbul, junior Play, Assembly Program, Thanksgiving Play. I dare do all that mo,x' lnfromc a man. Who dam do more is 1'1'01LL'.U VVESTEL FREDINIE-LVES Born for .vzrcfexs llc seemed. HARVEX' FRENCH-Hi Shorthand Efficiency Club, Historical As- sociation, Orchestra, Shorthand Ef- ficiency Play. Girly, like gayvty, We to me on milcnofzuzz. tale. AAGNES GADOVV-Ag Girls, Club, Shorthand Efficiency Club. Har ways nw ways of plvcr.va11f1msx. ' TllZLEN GAHAGAN--Tootsie Girls' Club, Maroon Staff, Assistant Treasurer of Shorthand lifficiency Club. A good .vrholor was she and 3-rl, TC'Z.lll4ll, not 100 ivisv to lm liked. 1X T A RG .xRE'r G1 ES E-Marg c Secretary Historical Association, 22-23, Hi-Girls' Reserve, Shorthand Ef- ficiency Club, Treasurer Girls' Club, 22-23, Picket Club, Gleam Staff, Maroon Staff, Senior Christmas Program. Rich in good zvo1'lex. VVILLTS GILLE-Gillc Secretary and Treasurer Radio Club. Young fellows will lie young fellows. l.ERov GR.wEL-Sjvcfed Ski Club, Hi-Y Club, Senior Assembly, Shorthand Efficiency Play, Assistant Treasurer of Shorthand Efhciency Club, Shorthand Efficiency Club. fl lmpfvy genius is the gift of 7llllMI'L'.D l HAZEL GUSTAFSON1HGjl Girls' Club, Shorthand Efficiency Club, 1 Maroon Staff. 1 rl grariozzs cconzrm 1fcfoi1zm'l1 honor. '20 '15 SJ 5 MAROON , Sianow IA l iliINZ-51.511 Iixecutive Boarcl of Girls' Club, Assis- tant Secretary Sliortliancl litticicncy Club, Picket Club, Ski Club. To kimze Inv' is In loin' lim. Timonoinri H lLl.STRONl-7i4'd lfclitor of Maroon, General Manager Of junior Senior, Plays, Picket Club, Frencli Club, Hi-Y. Our 'zelzo izlzenys did lzix Inuit. Romzur HOIEFER-Bviliriy' Basketball '22, '23, Football '22, Picket Club, Athletic lloarcl of Senior Class, Stnior Asseinbly, Yicc President of junior Class, Baseball '21 .Ifl1li'1'1'rs ore iIll1'lA.S'fN'IIXG!7lL' fo thi' life of ii young uzizizf' OLAP lloucn Maroon Staff, lli-Y Club, Ski Club, His- torical Association. 'Hi' is ii mini 'zelzo sfu'n1.'.r little, .V-'I ffzifiles HI1lL'!l.H Cinxim i'l0Ylil-.XNl7 Girls' Club, Sliortliancl liilicieney' Club .Il1of2'v our life, zur low' ai .vfvudjfivsf f7'ii'11d. IXZATI 1 iw N H L'NT-Kaii' French Club, French Club Play, Secre- tary of Sophomore Class, Vice Presi- dent of Girls' Club, Picket Club, 'fliul flzvn lim' fun' .vo Ioi'l'lj', sn full of mirllz, lln' ozturfio-:effigy of 4111 iizuoreizf lzrczrff' Rox' ISACKSEN Senior Presitleiit, Picket Club. Hi-Y Club, Senior Assembly. l-e1zd flzy X!'l'l0ll5 .lieazriiigf to telzrll I Sflilil unfold. ,Xoxns lvisiasox-Hafifix' Girls' Club, Slwrtliancl lirlicieiicy Club. llm'.wIf nifme, noni' oflzur slit' ri'- .v4'w1f1Ie.r. lCs'i'Hl2R IACUIESON-Jl'1lIllIlC Girls' Club, Sliortliznicl Elliciency Club. So ieisn, so j'0Lll1!lf und yet .ro L'IllLC they suyf' Doizornx' jonxsox Girls' Club, Shorthand Eliiciency Club. A duizglifvr of the gods, a'it'iin'Iy fall, and mos? di-viiivly fair, , 2 l ' 4-5 NI MAROON, - . S 6 ETHEL JOHNSON-Efll Shorthand Efliciency Club, Girls' Club, Maroon Staff. Popular with eiwfyone and newer lcrzoiwz to do anything against the rules. MILTON JOHNSON Ski Club. A life of ease is a dijjifult pu1'sz1it. RONALD JOHNSON--Dltlfl? Hi-Y Club, Shorthand Efhciency Club. Good boys believe, and so they do1z t get scolded. KARLA JORGENSEN-Sis Executive Board of Girls' Club, Maroon Staff, Gleam Staff, Junior Play, Picket Club, Hi-Girl Reserves, Ski Club. As sweet and sunny as a May 111o1'i1i:zg. ERNA IQLOOS-lfG7'lllC Girls' Club, Maroon StaFf, Hi-Y Reserves. rl maid there was of quiet ways. Aczxlzs KLOPIQ-Ag Secretary of Senior Class, President of Shorthand Efheiency Club, Pickets, Maroon Staff, Glcam Staff, junior Play, Girls' Club, Shorthand Ef- ficiency Play. We loved hex' for what she was. EDWARD IQRAHINIER-C'7'l1SlZ Maroon Staff, Hi-Y Club, Shorthand lif- ticiency Club, Spanish Club. l'11z not so afyfd but I'm old mmuglz to know my own m111d.' LUIDMILLA KUVSIIINOVAA Girls' Club. So wise was she that her iiiflueace, like a jveblzle dropped in tlzc still lake, spread in er'erzc'ide1ti1tg circles till -it reaehed from shore to shore. JOHN LEITNER Hockey, He wears the rose of youth upon him. ALICE LIGHTBOURNE-Allee Girls' Club, Shorthand Efhciency Club. fm just little and cute, tl1at's all. V 22 MAROON J Rox' l.lN17BI.OBI-Dllk6 Thr tv1'.r1'.rt truly is, in flzrxvr' filllriv, tlzc g1'1'1114'sf. NV1NsToN I,oFczR12N-IV1'1z11y Picket Club, Gleain Staff. Good SFIISL' and good zzaluru 11111st ctw' join. ARTIIUR LUCK-44I'f Shorthand Efficiency Club, Hi-Y Club. Good lzzzuzorl L1't'5 lza-rm' more of it. FRED IJJIZCKE-Fl'lf.S.' Ski Club, Hi-Y Club. 'If41r111'.vt11cxs alone 11111kv.r life 1't1'1'11ify. DOROTHY BICINTYRIQ-ljllf Shorthand Efficiency Club, Pickets, Girls' Club, Ski Club, Senior Class Report- er, Gleam Staff, Maroon Staff. lipitor than 1'irl11'.v and worldly wealth ls tl lzvurf lllill is alwrzyx jolly. Aux oL1m ME1.1N-S1'11111fv Treasurer of Shorthand Efficiency, Hi-Y Club, Pickets, Shorthand lifticiency Play, Senior Assembly. lY0Il .mv zvlzut if is to ln' 11 g1'11flv11z1z11. HAZICL N14:LsoN-,lark Jr. Girls' Club, liulbul. MfflI.St'l,.Y 11: jolly as she ix wisv, lVilly and puppy and bound to Visa RUT11 NELSON-flldil' President of Girls' Club, Picket Club, Junior-Senior Play 1922, Girls, Club Play 1922, French Club Play l922. 'Cl 11111111 wfflz hair ax block 11.v 111ifl11ig1'1l, :md Dyes flzul CIZIIVI-'J 1110 b1'l10l1l01'. V1cToR1.x Novo'rNY-Vicky Girls' Club, Picket Club, Maroon Start, Senior Assembly, Girls' Club Play. 'I1ff1'r1111l fun and 1111'1'rl111rf111' 560111 to ln: lzcr port 111 tlzzs l1fc. VIN'I.fXN OI.soNAV1'z' Executive Board of Girls' Club. junior Play, Shorthand lihiciency Play, Pickets, IIN life had 1111111y a hope and ui111. ' 23 EIWHEEN Q1 EDWARD QUELLETTE-E d Managing Editor of Gleam, Treasurer of Senior Class, Historical Association, Maroon Staff. Give ns the lad whose life is one per- petual grin. JOSEPII PAULsoN-Joe Hi-Y Club. A laa' there was who loved his work. LAURENCE PAULsoN-Lanry Hi-Y Club. Not to be laughed at or scorned, because he was little of stature. THELMA PAULSON-7'l'lCl Girls' Club, Shorthand Efficiency Club. Like a pond, still but deep. LOLA PEASE-Loel Executive Board of Girls' Club, Secretary and Treasurer of French Club, Picket Club, Shorthand Efficiency Club, Maroon Staff. But O, slze dances snch a way. DAVID PETERSON-DGUE Picket Club, Hi-Y Club, Maroon Staff, Senior Assembly. But still his tongue ran on. LILLIAN PETERSON-P8f6 Girls' Club, Shorthand Efhciency Club. '21 mild, nzeek maiden, with deep and soul- fnl eyes. HELEN Po MEROY-Happy Gleam Staff, Girls' Club, Shorthand Ef- ficient Club. Easy of heart her every look conveyed. IXIAE PRATTY-Sl10l'fj' Girls' Club. Fair jiowers do not long remain by the roadside. RUSSELL QUICK-Rnss Editor of Gleam, President of Junior Class, French Club, Hi-Y Club, His- torical Society, Captain of Sophomore Basketball Team. Honors achieved far exceed those that are created. 24 '45 MAROON .XRTHUR RENSTIQOBI-Aff Hi-Y Club, Historical Association. 'C-Ind flu' zvmzdvr gran' that one small head muld rzrrry all he k1zz'w. iXlII.DRED ROLIG-Milla, Girls' Club, Shorthand Efticicncy Club. 'fflcz' Izair mix 0 an uzzlwzmz lzuv J! J NM' ztenljwr not at all xo. CH.-xRLEs ROM 31121.-Cflzas. Hflllllgll and groin ful. l'HII.lP QROSEN--Blllf Ski Club. .ALt'llVIIillf1 by study mzzsf bv -won. A N NA SCAXLON-IJOIIEQX' Girls' Club, Sliortliancl Efficiency Club, Girls' Athletics. The .V1'1l'llCL' Uficn of fum' flIl10t'L'lll'L'. 'l'HIiO ScH,xB,xcI1Eiz-Billy Girls' Club, Shorthand Elficicncy Club. Tim ,houlffx and Tcllllly of this tuirlscd 7.UarId. IRENE SCH.-XBER Girls' Club, Sbortliand Efficiency Club. Size Iulkx with uzzzsiml voice and suwct- Iy Ir1ug11.s'. A Dix SCH AUDT Girls' Club, Shorthand Efficiency Club, Senior Assembly. J flnitw' of 'HlUCk!lCS.Y 011 a sfvul of gracvf' fXLxrA SCHMIIJT Girls' Club, Shorthand Efncicncy Club, A 1101210 type of good, Heroic u'0nzanh00d. GEORGE SCOTTEN Gleam Stall, Spanish Club, Spanish Play. l Duty bvforv pIcax1m'. l s 25 Vimmi VERA SHELGREN-V Girls' Club, Shorthand Efficiency Club. Beautiful as sweet and yozmg as beauti- fill. ARC HIE S MITH-Speed President of Hi-Y Club, Basketball 'Zl-22, Football team, Gleam Staff, Ski Club, President of Freshman Class, Cheer Leader 1923. fl favorite with everyone. RIILDRIZD SOLEIE-Mllljl Shorthand Efficiency Play, Girls' Club. She came to get a little amuse-ment. HAROLD STONE Shorthand Efiiciency Club. I try to be good so that the others may jmtterai after me. EUGENE SURBER-GUNS -lunior Play, Captain of Football Team, Historical Association, President of Sophomore Class, Maroon Staff, Gleam Staff, Picket Club. The man who does things worth boast- uzg of, iiever boasts. EUGENIA SURBER-Gena Girls! Club, Picket Club, Secretary of Historical Association 321, Maroon Staff, Treasurer of Sophomore Class. Just a kid, and like all kids-lciddish. FLORENCE SwANsoN-Fatty Girls' Club, Shorthand Efficiency Club, Secretary and Treasurer of Girls' Club. Her youth and health her eyes display- ed. PAUL TURNQUIST-Edgar Hi-Y Club. I5fzferybody loves a fat Mirza. Roy WENDELL-Rtt President of Picket Club, Vice President of Senior Class, Hi-Y, Gleam Staff. I like everybody and everybody likes mef, CLARENCE NVEYH Vice President of Shorthand Ethciency Club, Hi-Y Club. Rejoice, O young mah, in thy youth. 26 ' 1-5 MAROON CIIESLIEY XV1LLI.mIsoN-Clzcs Hi-Y Club, Picket Club, Gleam Staff, Maroon Staff. This was the nolzlixvt of them all. DOROTHY VVOLLNX'-D0f Girls' Club, Girls' Club Play, Maroon Staff. No, shefv not prefiy-sl1e'.v 7!lUl'L'Iy beau- ti-fill. LILLIAN YOUNGQUIST-Lil Girls' Club, Shorthand Etlieieucy Club. So .V-zcmt the blush of baslzfiilzicss, own pity smzrfc mu tuzsh it less. AALBIQRT ALTMAN-Czzrly Maroon staff, Vice President of Picket Club. And this is he-11 uzvrry fvllaw yet slow io .9110-zu his wil. IRENE ,VXNDERSON Girls' Club. ,S'l1i s like cz fork fha! caift be kupt -uu- dur nzwzy 1izi11zzfvs. C1.AiuzxcE H.'XClXl.XN-fS'Zl'G1lt'C Picket Club, Basketball Manager 2 years, Hi-Y Club, Hockey, Football, Base- ball, Gleam Staff. 'IOIN 29110 'will Imam? 0 name Zh'lliIld him. XY1L1-Ai4D LUNDIBLAD-Bill Just fo Ioolc af me you would zzfzwr think I zwrc a Senior. N 1L1.A1:D XIUIQHLENT11AI.12R-Lank Hl Vl1l'I'L' igiiorancv is bliss, 'Tis folly to bv wisif' L1LL1AN RUSSELL-Lilla Girls' Club. T15 suwft mm' :mal a umirz' as carvful motlzcr ever arrayed on Sunday mom- ing. H IZLIQN XX'ULl F-Sdllfdvl' Girls' Club, Secretary and Treasurer of Spanish Club, Senior Assembly. O sir! I must not ffl! my' age, they .my that nmzzcizi and mizszc must not be dated. 27 xgt-AAROON A Q1 RUSSEL COLBERG-RHS Picket Club, Maroon Staff, Bulbul, Cherry Blossom, Boys' Glce Club. UNO, he's not popular, everybody just likes 11Z.11Z.U SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR IN THE PANELS ROSE CIERNIA-R0 Girls' Club, Shortlland Efficiency Club. She thinks a great deal more than she talks. RUTH HOLMBEIEG-Rttlhi8 Girls' Club, Gleam Staff, Shorthand Ef- ficiency Club. It was her aim to be rather than to ap- pearf' HONOR ROLL, 1923 HAZEL GUSTAFSON-VGlCdiCf07'il17'Z EDVVARD OUELLETTE-Salntalorian A12TI'IUR RENSTRO3'I AGNES IQLOPE LAWRENCE PAULSON ELSIE FORSETH DOROTHY NICINTYRE EUGENE SURBER VERNE AIILBERG HELEN GAHAGAN AGNES GADOW RUTIYI HOLLIBERG VIVIfXN OLSON MARGARET GIESE HAROLD STONE DOROTHY BIEBIGHAUSER SIDONIA HEINZ CHESLEY VVILLIAMSON GLAF HOUGH JOSEPH PAULSON LILLIAN PETERSON GEORGE SCOTTEN HARVEY FRENCH EDWARD KRAIIMER 28 MAROON - Our Last Will and Testament Be it known unto all men by these presents, that we, the class of the year one thousand, nine hundred and twenty-three, of Johnson High School, of the City of St. Paul, in the County Of Ramsey, and the State of Minnesota, being of sound and brainy minds, do hereby make and publish this, as and for, our will and testa- ment, giving to the lower classmen, faculty and principal of Johnson High such possessions and property, heretofore Ours, as we see tit to distribute to good advantage among said persons: CAD We give, devise, and bequeath to the Junior Class the tOney name Senior, CBD TO Miss Downing, our beloved adviser, who has guided us safely through four memorable years, we give our appreciation and heartfelt thanks. CCD TO the freshies we leave our spacious, roomy lockers with the hope that they will not try to hide in them Cwhen ducking periodsD. CDD To Miss Boyd we leave the golden memory of her brightest English Classes. CED Our ambitions, hopes, successes, and reputations we cheerfully bequeath to all who care to claim them. CFD To Our fellow boosters we leave all Our pep at games. CGD Our antique heirloom, John Ofelt, we willingly give to the juniors. CHD To the faculty we extend our thanks for the patience and kind- ness they have shown us. CID To Andrew we give an ever-full five pound box Of the best chocolates, guaranteed never to become empty. To Mr. Cruise, upon inquiry, we will recommend a magic crystal which will determine who is the author of some of the ex- cuses presented by students. CKD To Miss Moreland, our Maroozz adviser, we leave the pleasant task Of breaking in another Maroon Staff. 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They often haul to play zigztinst teams with live to ten mem- lners, hut even then they czinie out victo- rious. No ni 21 t t e r yvhom they played xvith, th e y r at n away' with them. The spring term was given over to playing lmztslcetball :incl bztseliull. The officers of the club are as follows: President, Josephine Mahoney: secretary and treasurer, Flor- ence Swanson. MAROON J Girls' Athletics M., Bliss Nuench, the ziclviser of the Girls' Athletic Club, recently grmluzttecl from the University of Minnesota. She is one of the best uclvisers :my clulm coultl ever hzive, liecztuse she takes such an interest in her work. Much creclit shoultl be given Miss Muench for the great ad- vzmce in girls' athletics. Swanson, BIllCTlCl1, Erickson, XVoorlyxorth, Bust. 33 Football ARCH 1 14: S M1Tu4TACKL1f Smith 11,707,851 to be Om of I'1'ARV12Y IIQNTINK-TAxCKLr2. the bust tackle.: 011 tins HU was anoflzmf Imvsman 0 ycarlv Icam. no 11104111 ab1l'zfy. JOHN CRIIlIZS1CIiNTl2R. Hu was at his best lhis year. SIDNEY NIQLSONM-GUAIQD. Sid, playing his first yggr FRED VV1LsoN-TACKLE. with .,0hflISOI1, slmivcd grvaf He prowd fo be very good Ubilffy- at dvfcnsive work. 34 1-5 LOL' I S MAROON J Football 1XI,XRSll-END. W Ifv fzucls one of fha bright Iljlllfiv nfflle foam, and is ftlffflllll of IlL','Cf yuafs Iuanz. MAX Hmm-LX. PIYMAN lx1':r.LLR. HU -was ilzvliyihlc llzis 3't'U7'. hzzf hc should hu om' of thu 11111i11.vhzy,v nf lIL',1'1L yvrlrxv f1'LIHl. H0 was 41 star in irldcpwzdmzf flrrlvx and should be 41 grmz! half I0 mnrt wafs mlm. Cxlfr. Evcslixl-1 SVRIZERY- FULLBACK Hr' phzvrd his last year of h FRANK-MORRUW-END high school foolball and wld- Hv fzllcd in at and and show- fd hix varwr in I1 hhvsv of 1 Iurv. cd up well. J V 35 '45 'MAROON Football SA M K,XUFB1,XN-fH.XLFI54XCIC. He .v1'111'1ed ill every game !ol111so11 ,hloyed ll11s SUHSOIL. C111N1c GOLIJSTEIN-H.ALF12,ACli. He played a great game at lmlfbocle. Rl,JIZl'1l2T IIKJI-ZFI-ZR-END. Ill' the ganzes ill' which he playefl, he SI1fOZl'Cd 111ZlCll drwe. 36 SWAN 11:12 HAG A1 .x N-Q CARTER- BACK. He was not only o good gen- eral, but also a good open fzeld 1'ZllIlZU7'. 'T' H1cR1z1-:RT LIND1-21.1.-G CARD. If he had 0l'ZfL'I't7d school ULIl'liI?l', lze zcould have been a great lzelp to tlze teauz. MAROON Football it RALPH PATTIQRS H0 played an Central ..... Mechanics .. johnson .... Humboldt .. ON-GUARD. Ujffqfifllf game. T N JACK IQEICS-COACH. Blush cwdit is due to Mr. Revs for zvlzatczw' showing folzuxon has madv. It is flzrozlgh his Cjfort that the team has had a uzvasurc of .rz1ccc.s'.v. SCORES 1 johnson 0 ............... Central 48 johnson 0. . . .... Mechanics 12 Johnson 6. . . .... Humboldt 3 STANDINGS: 57 W'on. Lost. Pct. . . 3 0 1.000 . . 2 1 .666 . . 1 2 .333 . . 0 3 .000 MAROON - Twin City Championship Basketball Team CAPT. VV11.1.1,x M GOLDSTE1 N For-zufzrd EHR EH? Louis BIARSH Cezzler 38 HYMAN IQILLLICR Forward SAMUEL KAUFMANI Guard 45 MAROON J Twin City Championship Basketball Team 7 1 ROBERT HOIZFER HUGO ANDERSON Guard Cmzicr MAX R051iN Guard SUBSTITUTES OSCAR RU'l'CTilCIi H1XR1'12Y GRHEN1. G Hard Forward SCORES 2 1011115011 ........ 59 St. Paul .-Xcademy 10 1011115011 .. 19 St. Peter ....... 29 1011115011 .... . . 26 St. 11110111215 .... 23 1011115011 ........ 15 Central ....... 17 1011115011 .... 20 B1CC11Z11'11CS ...... 11 1011115011 ........ 24 Hu1111101r1t ...... 20 1011115011 ........ 14 Central .... .... 1 3 1011115011 .... 21 B1CC11EI111CS . . . . 6 1011115011 ........ 25 H111111J01r1t ...... 6 1011115011 ........ 17 M1115. Ce11t1'a1 .... 15 39 Hockey op 1iUXY 'l:?l'lCl5Cl1, fl!'C0ll. KL-Hy, Zimmern1z1n, H. Olson. Lvwer RUXK 7SLll'l1L'1', Ilugmzm, AI. Ulsou. l.c'itm'r, Nordgrcx Baseball -9' I 35 X ,lohusou's V125 Uaseball Prospects. 40 'MAROON , Top Row-johnson. Jorgensen, Olson, Fritzie, lluut. Nelson. Lower Row -Hunt, Xtallblom, Gicse, Crist, Nelson, Sundberg, Thomssen. l-li Girl Reserve To be 1ny best selfg to help the other girl to be her best selfg to promote good scholarship, and school spiritg to malce every girl a Christian eenter radiating her Masters willf' This is the motto that every Hi Girl Reserve tries to follow. The active committee from johnson consists of the following: Helen Sund- berg. Karla Jorgensen, Kathryn Hunt. The Girls' Club The Girls' Club oliicers, elected soon after school began, were as follows: Ruth Nelson, presidentg llelen Suntlberg, vice presitlentg Lucy Thomssen, treas- urer. The executive staff has been appointed: Seniors, Sidonia Heinz, Yivian Olson: juniors, Myra Fritzie, Matilda XY2illlJlO1ll1 Sopliomores, Marcella Hunt, .Xudrey 'lolmsong lfreslunen, lfelen Nelson, Lucille XYiberg. The purpose of the club always has been to promote fellowship among girls of the various elasses. .X committee has been appointed whose special duty it is to find out and keep in touch with the girls and teachers who are ill. The girls on the committee are: Karla blorgensen, Virginia Rowe and Josephine Mahoney. We gave our yearly entertainment March 7. Instead of having a plav, as was the custom in preceding years. we gave a movie and a vaudeville combined. It was very successful. We gave one hundred dollars of the fund to the Near lfast Relief and cleared a substantial sum for the club. 41 MAROON J Ton Rowfllulteen. Quick, llostzil, Hillstrom, Erlgren, Bulassone. llunt. Xlirlrllt: Row vllowning, Fritzie, Bjork, Ryan, llemminglizlus, Lloycl, Nichols, llagnnsmn Luwer Ruwfllzxst, Riclif, ZiITllT1L'Tl'l1ll1'l, Mzinthey, Fnrsctli, Pease, Ryan, Nelson, Pelletier. Le Cerle Francais LIES OFFICIERES Presidente ...... .... F TASTE FORSHTH Vice-Presidente ....... . . . ILLEANOR NIONSON SCCI'6f21l1'6 et tresoriere. . . . . . . . . ....... LOLA PEASE Le jour Francais lc II avril Un spectacle de 1'HistOire de France et une petite piece clu theatre. Jeanne d'Are. . Le Roi Sept ..... Premier Paysan. . . Deuxieme Paysan. . . Premiere Seigneur Denxieme Seigneur. . Troisieme Seigneur. . Premier Soldat .... Denxieme Soldat. . Troisieme Solclat.. Stratford ........ JEAN NE D'ARC .ELEANOR MONSON JULIUS BALASSONE . . . .HUGO .!XNDERSON T1112ODO1zE DOSTA1. . . . .PAUL EDGREN . . . .DAVII3 LINDOREN I' H EODOR13 HILLSTROM ARTHUR ll'lULTlEEN . . .Movnas BAKKE .HUGO ANDERSON .GORDON JACKSON THEODORE IDOST,-XL .CATHERINE HUNT Juge ..... . . Une Voix. .. ........... .. .. Les Taflnleaux. Les 1f1'16 l1'IZ71'US du, Ccrcle. Sons Ia direction des frroffssamfs dc frrznfais l Millcs Nichols et DotU11fi11g. 42 1-5 MAROON J 1 11,11 Rmxf XX1'1111111, 111111'11111111-, 11111111'11. 13111-1'11z11'f11. 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The Shorthand Efficiency Club The Shorthand Efficiency Club was hrst organized in 1913. The member- ship of the club at that time was thirty-hve. The meeting was held first at Rlr. Todd E. Paulus' home, but the club grew very rapidly so that it became necessary for the club to hold its meetings in the assembly hall. Qur total membership is now three hundred. ln order to become a member of this club, it is necessary to be a shorthand student. -Xlumnae who have taken shorthand while at school are also admitted to the club. The object of the club is to promote efficiency in shorthand, and also to have former graduates and business people tell us of their experiences in the business world. The motto of our club is: lie something: start something. This year we have had only one meeting, but we intend to have two more before the school year is over. XYe were very fortunate in securing llrs. George Hi. Cool as our speaker at our tirst meeting. The program included a number of vocal solos and piano solosg also a short play called Hliiogenes Looks for a Secretaryf' The officers for this year are: .Xgnes lilope, Ilresidentg Clarence XYeyh, Yice Presidentg Martha Klelleby, Secretaryg Sidonia Heinz, Assistant Seeretaryg Arnold Klelin, Treasurerg Le Roy Gravel, First Assistant Treasurerg Helen Gahagan, Second Assistant Treasurer. 45 g First Row-.Xhlberg. XYilliamson, Cribbs. Fook, Ouick, Peterson, Ilillstroni, Isaeksen, Fritzic. Surber. Second Row-Ilocscl. Blclntvre, Ilcmniinghaus, Uri-sel, XX allcer, llackson. lilupc, Nelson, Ciicse, lforsetli, R. Yelson. Third Row-Pease, lrluut, Surbcr, Cowherd, XYallblorn, XYcndcl, Altman, Novotny, Sunclberg, Jorgensen, Don ning. Fourth Row -llcrtclsen, Tloefer, Ouellette, llagnian. The Picket Club This is the second year of the Picket Club. 'lt has been proved by last year's and this year's accomplishments that the club is worth while and has been very successful. The first meeting was held in 1922. Officers were elected for the year as follows: President ..... ....... l lov VVENDIEI. Vice President .. ...... ALBERT ALTMAN Secretary ..... .. ............... ........... 1 l,xT11.D,x YVAi.r.tai.oM Treasurer ................................................ j'Ui.iA Cowiliiizn The club is divided into tive departments. Each member belongs to some de- partment. The departments are as follows: Dramatic .............................. ......... 4 XGNES TQLOPIE Literary . . . .DoRoT11v NIACTNTYRXE Music ..... .... X 'TERNE AHLIEERG Athletic ............................... . . . . . . .BIARGARET Gmsit School VVelfare .......................................... TJAVID PET12RsoN Business meetings are held the iirst Monday of every month. Qu the third Monday of every month a social meeting is held. All committees have been making improvements along their various lines. Each committee in turn gives interesting and educational programs both to enter- tain the club and to promote school spirit and fellowship. The Picket Club took the responsibility of caring for the freshmen this term. A great deal of real labor is connected with the working out and maturing of our plans. This idea has been worked out and developed under the direction of Lola Pease of the School VVelfare department. Help and co-operation given by the faculty have been invaluable and we all wish to extend our sincere thanks. 46 ag MAROON J Orcheitra Top Row'--l'ntrie, French. Ilrenning. Ilrmlil, liilgren, l':l7?l'l'IIll'4ll. Sehlott, lloyeson. l.oxxer Roxxf klzxeolvwii. lolmwn. lluzziiullo, Lilclufnsx. l'liell4eni:i. .Xxm-es, lfraneuni lolanthe OPERA IIY GLEE CLUIKS OF JOHNSON HIGH, MAY l7 .NND 13, 1923 The cast for the opera is as follows: Strephon ........ I.orcl Chancellor . Loral lXlOl11lfQZlI'Z1TE1t Lorcl Tolemer . .. Sentry ....... Fairy Queen .. Iolzinthe .... Phyllis . . . Celia . . Leila .. Fletzl .. ........lQRXYIN P.-XLT. ...Tniconoieis l:l7RTMlER ......,...JOHN CJFELT . . .THEono1u3 D,xen.QL'1s'r .........lOHN Ciznsns . . . . H .-xzlir. NELSON . . . . . . .VERA TIQWELL . . .M.x1:r1AR13'r lioicsizi. . . . .liARLA JORGICNSIEN . . .FLORENCE CASSERLY ...JOSEVIIINE Rl.XllONEY 47 Ski Club Top RcmfXncleau, luring, AXnclers011, Hultcun, Smith, l'lowm'1l, Surlner, Sclmlmeckcr, llagmnn, llidrllc 1iOXX'fTl10l11SOU, llocfcr, XYa1llJl0m, l'c:1sc, Jorgensen, Nclson, Lloyd, Zilmucrman, Paulson. Con nelly. Lower RowfNlcTn1yrc, Dahl, Townsend, llnll, Forscth, Sumllmr-rg, Zimmermzm, Youngquist, Surlmrr Flzulclzmcl, Overmzm. Radio Club Top Row-llumphrey, Rmscllkf-, Rode, IIllllPC1'l, llalllberg. Lower Row--Kalman, Xallcnu, Morrow, Harrell, Pugleasa, Kees, Fllrke. 48 g yupggg Q2 XWWWW W Z cg X ,..J JWHHHUIHUI ITT ai Q 44 C I 6 42 4-1 K J A L W QA Lf , A im , AT- 1 Ln' . QE CS X C CX , l b C V, ' FQ? F - MAROON - Feature Section DEDICATION To those who are herein slighted we affectionately dedicate this section. INDEX It needs none. Fools' names and fools' faces are always easily recognized. HCYXBEWAREXYX Ere ye turn this page! ! ! Realize the step you are taking. It entails perhaps the wailing and gnashing of teeth. QNot the wailing of teeth, howeverj, for herein are exposed the most unbelievable happenings in the lives of our most prominent students, and others. YOU HAVE BEEN DULY VVARNED! ! ! 49 ng ,- W QW 35 ,fe egg, R Hall of Fame MERCURY Bobby Hoefer, the swiftest athlete of the North- west. The fact is that he can run and make a basket before his iirst footprints fall to the floor. UNO Ruth Nelson, the supreme power over the girls of Johnson High School. She is president of the Girls' Club. Her efforts in making this club Z1 success are noteworthy. JUPITER Roy Isacksen, the supreme power of the Senior Class. He rules, he judges, he mediates. 50 1-Q K MAROON J Theodore Hillstrom, the god of strength. His phy- sical strength euzihled him to succeed as editor-in-Chief of the Jfrzroolz. VENUS Dorothy Vfolluy, the goddess of love and beauty. Her steps are as light as the foam of the sea, and her laugh is as sweet as the summer breeze. flERCULES M fx N l --X BIINISRVA Elsie Forseth, the goddess of wisdom, our old standby. 51 'MAROON Audtionl Audtionl Audtion! Auction! VICTROLA RECORDS The Girl I Left Behind Me. ....................... ...... I ohn Cribbs Three o'Clock in the Morning .... ......... f ohu Ofelt Baby Blues ................................. ..... T heo. Schabacher SCAFFOLDING 50 feet No. A. Melin scaffolding. 75 feet No. B. Riddell scaffolding. CROPS 10 bu. Rolig carrots. 20 bu. Weyh carrots. 10 doz. Hillstrom cabbage heads. 5 bu. Peterson hazel nuts. MACHINERY 1 Renstrom reaper. 1 Gustafson grindstone. 1 McIntyre talking machine. PRUNES 25 lbs. Douglas Qcookedj. 50 lbs. Ahlberg Qcannedj. WIGS QFirst-class conditionj 1 Melleby wig Qblond-curly-bobbedj. 1 Wollny wig Qbobbed-dark brownj. 1 Gahagan wig fbrunette-highj. 1 Altman Wig fdark-curlyj. BIRDS 1 Julia Cowherd-nightingale. 1 Boesel-canary. 1 Luck-parrot. SHEEP 1 Ada Schmidt Qmeek lambj. 1 Thelma Paulson fsheepj. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 1 Fleece-lined Gadow ice box. 1 Set Gena Surber Haviland china. 1 Kloos gasoline lamp. Many other articles too numerous to mention. Terms of sale: 310.00 and under, cashg six months' time will be given on large amounts on approved notes at 8 per cent interest. SENIOR CLASS, Owner. DOROTHY MCINTYRE, Clerk. C. F. HAGMAN, Auctioneer. 52 15, MARCON f' ,, , Rummies from Tut's Tomb Some unpublished incidents in the lives of our foremost 4'Citizens.,' In some cases the faces have been censored or are omitted. The reason is obvious. l wh lYho'd think it? Some Senior girls, too! Swanee only looks natural once in a while. The photographer caught him in the act this time. P. S.-VVally Reid has a ri- val in his role of Clar- ence. VVe have here a picture of a couple of not-yet-weds. This is a good example of a picture where the heads have been both censored and omitted. 53 - MAROON J Orpheum Copy of program given by Orpheum Circuit players, former Johnsonians, at Iohnson's new auditorium. ACT I Julia Cowherd's LITTLE SYMPATHY ORCHESTRA will offer the TURTLE DOVE OVERTURE by Otto Broddski. ACT II johnson Digest taken from the boys' Girl Graduate Book. 1. Farewell tour of the Johnson faculty. 2. Scenes from crowded auditorium when President Roy Isacksen was giving his inaugural address. 3. Johnson High flyers. 4. Rudolph Vaselino, alias Archie Smith, leaving the Johnson arena after his four-year tight. 5. The celebrated dancer, Russell Quick, accompanying Florence Casserly to Russell Colberg's private dance. - ACT III Sammy Kaufman and Chink Goldstein in the clever little skit entitled, WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME. ACT IV Theodore Dostal, Mildred Saul, Earl Donovan, Lawrence Paulson and Vivian Olson, the long promised fantastic toe dancers, are offering the SPRING DANCE, BUBBLE DANCE, DANCE OF THE FAIRIES. ACT V Playlet. IN THE FRONT DOOR AND OUT THE BACK with a very strong cast including: The dying mother ..... .... V ICTORIA NOVOTNY The long lost son .... ....... J OHN CRIBBS Dilapidated father ........ .... ......... I o HN OFELT Uncle ....................... ................ J ULIUS BALASSONE Wealthy aunt ................. ...................... lv IERL BUBERL Rose and Percy-devoted lovers ............ IRENE LARSON AND EARL MOLITER ACT VI Erna Kloos and Company in Shakespearean repertoire featuring: Iuliet ...................................................... ERNA KLOOS Romeo . . . ....... .... E MMET DE BILZAN 54 MAROON - Style Review o France Z Leading man .... Leading lady .... Comedian. ........ . HELEN ALBRECHT ESTHER ENGSTROM EVELYN BAST DOROTHY DARMODY DOROTHY JOHNSON LAURA CARLSON Orpheum ACT VII f especially selected French models imported directly from . . . .ARTHUR RENSTROM . . . .HILDUR ERICKSON . . . . .LELAND ELMQUIST AGNES GADOW ROSE CIERNIA CLARA HOVLAND GENEVIEVE ANDREWS TWARGARET FLIEGLER ESTHER JACOBSON The executive staff for Mr. Renstrom includes: Treasurer, Edward Ouel- letteg wardrobe mistress, Ludmilla Kuvshinovag electrician, Harold Deang stage manager, Herbert W. Gahagang master Of properties, Elwood Zachrisong tech- nical manager, D. Chesley Willianisong carpenter, VVilly Dean, press agent, Clarence E. VVeyh. ACT VIII Hazel Marie Nelson in her high diving act. The tank to be used measures 2 feet by 3 feet and bathing suit. is lk foot deep. Added attraction-She will wear a rubber ACT IX A. Tight rope walkers from Morrill's Follies. THEO. SCHABACHER MARGARET BOESEL IONE SCHLOTT MILDRED PICHA B. Madame Lightbourne in her ballet russe. Her company includes the fol- lowing : ESTHER SWEDBERG THELMA PAULSON LILLIAN PETERSON MAE PRATTY ADA SCHMIDT VERA SHELGREN ACT X York St. Hits-Featuring: Ahl Vernberg as the celebrated Irish Comedian wearing the latest in men's trousers, which are of corduroy with slit sides, displaying a Hash of red when he crooks the hinges O f the knee. 55 lQt-AROON - G1 Orpheum Announcements The management wishes tO thank the following for their co-Operation: Costumes .......................... ...... ........... S P ORTLAND NORDGREN Footwear . . . ......... ROY ISACKSEN Hats ..... ............ IRENE ANDERSON Scenery ...... ........................... H AROLD STONE Furnishings .... ..... C LARENCE M. I. IACOBSON AND COMPANY Program subject tO change without notice.-ARNOLD MELIN, Manager. Management respectfully requests that you do not tip the ushers. Please take the shortest route tO exits feven Over seatsj. Run! dOn't walk, as you might not cause congestion at the door.-Conzfnfbissioner of Pnblic Safety- J. M. GUISE. Articles lost in this theater will not be returned as we will gladly accept them as donations. Unengaged couples will not be admitted for evening performances unless accompanied by their mothers. Prices: Box Seats . . ....... ..... S 0.17 Orchestra . . . . . . .23 Parquet .... . .50 Balconies . . . .78 so My Sq , 1 rf Jr X-wx lflll 56 3 'Maroon lj Coming Attractions Edward Edin in the phenomenal death performance of quartering a man in half. Minstrel Troupe featuring Hyman Keller as Frisco. Joy Ying Fu Company exhibiting a full line of Terriers fterrorsj, including Miss Boyd, Miss Brennan, Miss O'Connell, Miss Moore, Miss Sliney, Mr. Harrell. Patronize our advertisers as we get a commission. Don't go to The Lunch Room to be CHEATED. Come to US. Amalgamated Artificial Limb Corporation, Inc. Manager, Lawrence Paulson. Gahagan Dog Pond W'e have some nice young bulldogs. The ideal gift and pet for your sons and daughters. Will eat anything. Very fond of children. Candy Booth Special all this week. Chocolate covered nuts. Our candy beats them all. Guaranteed 24 hours. NOVOTNY Sz ARNOLD. i i For Sale it gl One henyard full of chickens. li Cheap. ii 1 Apply Rooms 21, 22, 20. ,i A good looking dump. ly p VVould look better at bottom of ocean. p l Cheaper. 1 Apply Rooms 10, 11, 12 and Annex. .MMMM M M M M M M M. MMM. MM MMMMM ,pimp Note :i-Again ye prominent students, BEWARE! Think well ere ye turn this page! f Q, -5 The Tree of Knowledge 5 '. 2.'. 1 M I ' WW, 'wfqfv u and ' ,xr h , 4 Q qw, if qc., e 'EQ K fifth e jg' W ef M .Q- ., ,,. +V. -wa ,5 ,. 4 rs Q P E rr, C. 5' . fe A 1' e mi... I 4 1 V 0 wi N. f g Y 58 'ug MAROONC - A Big Feature of Our High School! October 6 October I3 October 20 November 3 November I0 November I7 November 24 November 29 December 8 December I5 December 22 January I2 February 9 February 21 February 28 Zllarch 7 VMarch I4 March 21 April 4 April II April 18 April 25 May 2 May 8 May I5 May 29 OUR ASSEMBLIES FIRST TERM Recitations-Miss Morton. Indian Songs-Miss Smith, Harvey Jentink john Ofelt's Orchestra. Musicale. Program by St. Paul Department. Boys' and Girls' Chorus. The Orchestra. Armistice Program. Speaker-Rev. Eliot. Victory Tableau. Book Day Program. South St. Paul Playlet. Speaker-D. Lange. Book Pageant. Edward French's Recital. Thanksgiving Program. Play-Stolen Fruit. Program by McPhail School of Oratory. Cantata-The Wreck of the Hesperus. Christmas Program. Old Fashioned Song Review. SECOND TERM Q Tentative Programj Near East Relief Pictures. Speaker-Dr. White. Patriotic Program. A Pageant-America's Test. Musicale. Speaker-Mr. Happy. Folk Dance Program. The Little King Play by Students in French Classes. Speaker. ' Presentation of Athletic Honors. Speaker. Fashion Review. Humorous Program. Dramatic Program. CScenes from King Learj. Memorial Day Program. 59 EMAROON f- -E w Www wuts Smuwmas AND HE NEEDS THE CQEDNT To QQADUATE , . mmm wav SEE ILLTELLYOU F02 WHAT 1? ww fmcwne lN THE E'LiiTEJNI Q5Q W 'WW' ' 'M Suouresr CHANQE MOCK EM DEAD' a OF PASSING , ygx we 2' Eb VMTN E 'U ff Q .. 0 E? A df , E QA 5990 THE Ormmsr AQ I OH Bovlwweu mer E Q Q Q DUT OF Sc:HooL,1'l.L FWZ Q5 4, Q Jump mom EN To A W3 V 17 jx-7 0 QESOOMSQPJLE Posmou UT? on jj 42 O Amo moo ww rss NN Lowasv FIGURE lflgf QW Q-Eff? T EEE A ff? wx A up-Nov QEFEQENQE X9 X Boom- To as USED IN by A' X THE JOUQNEY THROUGH As? uve Q Q-Y' Q ax 4? f 0? Q55 ...W- Z ff' Q W gf - 'joxzxu f , fQxoOsx.LE - -,sg -, lv ' 60 MAROON Jokes Wouldn't it be funny if : There were no cases of Senioritis at johnson? Mr. Ralston forgot to crack a joke? Miss Moore wou1dn't take every boy's cap off in the halls? Mr. Harrell wouldn't tell some story about In Indiana ? Miss Boyd didn't use good English? Julius Balassone didn't know his English lesson? VV'e had an addition to our school? There were no freshmen? Chink didn't know how to play basketball? Maybelle Woodworth would grow tall? Ted I-Iillstrom wore short pants? Lawrence Paulson wore long pants and didn't use words too big for him? Miss Freeman was as rough as Mr. Morrell? Hazel Nelson weighed 113 pounds? The freshies didn't know so much? Miss Leonard was grouchy? Miss Nichols gave short lessons? We could tell the age of some girls at johnson? If some people wouldn't get mad? Miss Ickler: Where did the battles of the Revolutionary War occur ? Charles R.: On page l22. H I wanta borrow some moneyf, What have you got for security ? The word of an honest man. Bring him along. -Ex. VVill trade live perfectly good A's for a J. Inquire 1-id Ouellette. Will trade five perfectly good J's for an A. Apply Sam Kaufman and Chink Goldstein. You can always tell a soph, but you can't tell him much. 61 The Whirlpool of Knowledge gkf-HNTQNY wb? vim lg 'Ex 'l7lxURIBU,p75q2 .ovoqwfl 1 I7 ol QANUM? C9 X 'ima Q-g1?9l'E'.B'X?+ Qvygo wee 'x 37 5 l1X 26: 004524-xx 'U-X71 ll -. -N9 yovfff THE POINT '-5, '41-X Xp UO METQ O6 ' ME LIS xg:8c3Q'LfX+W:CBQ bqfgslzlflgllqlt QQOQ WELLllL9'axLl xQ:O'Nl,Y's H X356 :EEL-,,'llO: q TQ- ONA. 'I U6qEQ+6OXpCebKSb8, 6 SQULES O Od' ' G KOMO O of GNE-l CGW-NPX. Sea 562 1 wAs S032 we fpkx ,Qs , QP o Orr-vO xx 5 2 of KU O X99 xy A., - 4 Y f Q 41 XR Os PM vi- f 9 Af QQ 75+5I? xwslwf Q50 bk 268' t X N 'fl' XL. 1 I' I W O, H9 YY QD' IQ-if? nfy?X0NDl iiiixxlillooxbq' Q05 ! lqgo QC Q ?4.j.c . DONT ldvoui O X cc 0 U 0 X 0 f S og 2 ' 5fN' ' O 7 Q40 522 flf dj K7 Llc? Xl O X W 274 7 J -,l 'W gf? X 6 I f gf ,x Aw, Gave Guy 2149, '-f-:J Q A CHAQCE 4532? yOU'?CAQ5'Z6 '3 I J-?7 ,y 9 KI-7 2 1 ' -+:f2EDlgjflO MEl 4140 J-HOT Apxgiips OPEN me QWOOW 62 3 Maizoomg Jokes Miss Moore, seeing Max's theme only half a page long, said, That's very short. Max: That's all there is to it. We have every reason to believe that Otto Brodd is a girl, because in Busi- ness English he said, All live of us girls room together, we quarrel with each other every day. Clarence H. was called on to explain the use of lie and lay. Looking at Miss Boyd, he said, You lie, a-a-a-you Hel You're excused, Clarence. Believe it or not: Swanee wore his sister's silk stockings to school. Laura Carlson is a Sunday school teacher. When Miss Boyd had the pupils read a scene from Hamlet in class, she said, Paul, read with more expression g you're the ghost now. Miss Boyd: Theodore, give a sentence using the word lie in the past tense and the third person. Ted D.: I lied on the bed. Chink, looking at an old Maroon with a picture of a teacher with his auto- graph on it-T. B. K. Chink: Oh, look, this teacher died of tuberculosis l Miss Bell fin Commercial Geographyj : Where do pearls come from ? Student: Oysters, Miss Bell: Where do diamonds come from ? J. O.: Some poor fish. q Teacher: Look here, young man, whom are you quoting? In your test most of the sentences are punctuated with quotation marks ! Bright boy: Between you and me, I was quoting the fellow next to me. 63 ii. lmi. MARCON X5 A Bit o' History Long, long ago a blizzard blew a wild Frenchman ashore way up on the Mis-- sissippi. Goshl St. Paul l he muttered to himself when his foot first touched the earth and he stopped to gaze about him. He was stricken with wonder at the beauty of the place, at the sight of the high hills, little hills, rolling hillsg the fertility of the soil, the wildness of it all. Immediately the Frenchman threw up his shack and things started in the usual way: the site was proclaimed fine, excellent, and the bit of news, cast by the installment plan, circled about the world. Rumors concerning St. Paul caused odd sensations, especially among the people of the Scandinavian peninsula. The idea of moving to this newly discov- ered country so dominated their ways of thinking that they became dissatisfied with their own familiar hills and longed for newer fields. A great number were so imbued with the spirit of the age, that they finally did take their traveling bags in hand and set out by ship load across the big sea. But then, while they were making their trip, the lonely little shack on the Mississippi changed to a warehouse on the Father of Waters. When the adventurer arrived, nothing could be seen but bald-headed hills. No hearts were broken, however, for Scandinavians do not mind hills, having been raised on the white tops of them. The fact is that the wonderful recreation of rushing stones down hill had long been their top-notch sport. So thence to the hills rushed the new populace, the greater number being attracted to one hill in particular which was burdened with the name Arlington. Husky white heads tore down trees, and with great pain and effort cleared a pathway to the crest and named it, according to effort, Payne Avenue. The settlement expanded and the oaks fell faster. The deer retired to the brush and the bears to the tree tops. After a while things grew easier and more settled. With the cutting of the first wisdom teeth, the young ones clamored for education and more education-even more than their parents could give them. St. Paul grew and was ambitious to do great things. Brains set brawn on his head and spun him around a few times till he consented to aid the town in building a little gray school house on the hill. As Grover Cleveland failed to get a patent on his name, that name was grabbed and applied to the edihce. When eager children grew into young men and women and graduated from the grades, the idea of gaining no further education struck like harsh music in their ears so they began to carry sad news home to Dad who fixed it up for a while by letting a couple of parlors in the building for advanced education. The parlors being high up served the purpose of education and were given the title, high school-hence Cleveland High School. A house was built to accommodate a certain number of persons sitting, standing, or hanging. When the little gray building's hanging capacity was 64 ' ag Maaoon - exhausted, some forward gentleman or gentlemen-maybe ladies-started the cry that burst the iron bands around the Department's pocket book. Things loosened up a bit for a spell, and a great new red school building took its stand on Arlington's hill crest. The seventh month of the ominous eleventh year of the late century saw the pilgrimage that transferred two hundred ambitious students through wide and mysterious hallways, equipped with elevators and drafts, and lost them in spacious class rooms. With the pilgrimage are connected certain rumors of disastrous happenings. The sign that the transfer was actually accomplished seemed to be the presence of the dreaded skeleton which had been covered with coats by students and rushed from the old building into the dark closet of Miss Perry's new laboratory. Miss Perry, herself, followed later, but was completely lost for sometime before she finally came across the sign on her own class room. Opening the door, she wandered around for a few minutes, enjoying the scenery and inspecting table drawers in search of perhaps some new species of Cleopatra. Tiring of this, the tradition further relates that in curiosity she opened the closet door, gazed for a moment in its dark depths, fainted, and fell to the floor at sight of the dreaded figure still shrouded in coats, and thrown carelessly on the floor. In those by-gone days freshmen were initiated. The elevators had no fenders and were not locked as they are now. When a lanky freshy came to school without his hair combed or without a collar about his neck he was promptly sent down the elevator to Andrew or to Mr. Guise who fixed him up in great style. Customs, manners, and conditions in the school have changed since Miss Perry took the count at sight of the apparition so mysteriously shrouded in the closet. Then, two hundred and fifty students could easily count each other during an assembly. Now, over a thousand drape the ceiling or hang in strict attention from the brass fence that curbs the balcony. Freshmen flood the aisles, seniors sit three in a seat without regard to class. In halls one seldom has to tread on stone. A student doesn't have to go to the football field to get a few of the thrills that characterize the game, for plenty of practice can be obtained in a noon hour's tramp about the halls. We are so numerous that even our own teachers forget whether we were at school the day before yesterday or not. But all this is just the bright side of our school life. You can bet we like it. We seniors love the old school now and we always will, but for the sake and comfort of those who replace us, we would not complain a bit at seeing a new edifice top our hill. 65 ' .Q Our Clubs wtf, b,'1- i F45 5' as 'I' .fl ri-frffv sf '54 'S ff I 'ff' miata 5 Kg JW eg We Maxx wie gf' 3' rf ' ef .irffwr-' W ifi! sr g if ie' Jglagmmiwr- .ffl 13? - ,zsifwlv -I 1 5 I ' t' ' l I fl! . - Q L- if Kiwi-2 ff- iles . 521-an ' A 151:12-'za ' -FC 533-W . , I Rs ,, , MM Wg :2+rL:g 'V' V ft. 'Laws flaw rdf V1.9 iii. W' 'T'-1:1 eswesft. an :-MJ' ' - .. r . 225555 4w+'t3Li-fi 'P:.':- . 1' 43 'mf:',z:igf2::e was 'fwwfggwe rtgwwim wie w as mf swlawlw : f f .ts 4,fwfw.ur-wf -sw f we .V fiztrvw- V 'wgaga i m 7,7 M? :- 5 S m-giigaw W fa f:.-.--- M.-:::-Ma-,511 z:ff:avewf.' -6' ,Www 11 sax ! gi A we f 'YS' wffillifl .L l'.:2S.,.. : ,af .. ,. 5:'I5 :few-'t f ' .25 .I.:- i:7:.t1'if: .W I .. ...,. . ...... an 'igflif - If 'ff ,V fpgjfjfai lm l I tm as PICK IT CLUB A club of good points fa few of the points are headsj. The Curl,s', Club is the greatest club that johnson has the honor to possess ists of feminine beauties although other beauties Cnot fem ininej try to gain admittance at the parties. QSee belowj The Curl's Club Its membership cons This club strong trespass upon its privileges! ly favors the suffragists. Woe to the man or boy who dares About 200 girls attended the party. But a new census taken later durin g the dancing revealed two extra. It was later discovered that Archie Smith and Ed Ouellette were on the floor. 66 'MAROON - Our Clubs The Orchestra Perhaps you've wondered as you've been busy studying, what the queerish squeeky noises coming from the Annex meant. 0ur Go and Stop Orchestra is the best of its kind in the world. The director, Miss Sonnel, guarantees that the orchestra can play the jazziest classics and the most famous dance songs to their worst perfection, making not less than one hundred mistakes per minute. A number of our west-enders sometimes forget that they are in school when they hear the strainful music from the Annex, and the end is a very painful one for the student. The French Club Have you noticed the recent popularity of the French Club? We attribute the popularity of the club to the possibility of free admittance to the frequent f?j matinee dances. The popularity of the study was harder to find, but it was finally traced to a rumor to the effect that the magazine La Parisienneu was to be used as a textbook. The Hi-y Club and the l-li'Girl Preserves This club is composed of girls with sweet and lasting characters. None are Lemonsg all are 'fPeaches. They all belong to the Tree of VVisdom. They never Pear off but always work together in harmony at all Dates set. The HI-Y Club is a club of boys whose main purpose is to act as the receiver of all invitations to attend the co-ed parties given by the HI-Girls Pre- serves, their sister club. 67 EE-Ataoou it Q1 Our Clubs The Shen Club VVhen this club was called Ski Club, the membership was very low. Since the new name She has been adopted and a Shen president elected, we have a large membership of the male sex, and because of this the opposite sex has also made a wild dash for admission. Very little skiing was done before Christmas, for who could ski when the snow was missing? However, the eager members attached roller skates to their skis and it proved fatal Qin some casesj. Gther worthy members spent their spare time hiking so that their legs might become more muscular and harder to break. The Radio Club The Radio Club has many active members. just watch them scrap for the receivers when some long distance station starts coming in and you'll say they are active. The club consists ot a president, a vice president, a secretary, a treasurer, an initiation tee of 50 cents. other members, monthly dues of 10 cents, and a lot of fun. Tt's some club. T T -EQ' c.iEi.Lv1i.u. BE l at DAQNEU- fe Te? y fx Q 1 O if 'X ::::::. 7 Qt Hi i iiiaaaiii. r' af Xl, lx 59 i X X W q T iiiiiiiiilh' Xi Q www : :',,' if :gif OTCQDDSLLQ 68 , + lxw r- 1 QM 17-4E 4-IOWIE 6TQETClf-410 Eveq NIGHT TTLL. ook V 7 l Q DASIELZF X hmm ? 6CLFgf?LE fm Fw' g Z ' f ,,,1,, f HWQ ZH T g v 5 -3 if A mg hmm Z ' 51 PM Ma fx + 57 V :ANSHEQE Q UWW'NG mf x T Frauen! 2 k? un Hum! Q i H Nr? X4 Fi-Eb ,X u 1' 0 M' X we ww me f X65 KBQOTHER Pwmcnfc f A GIZEATE51' ov- f:,1744m5 GEHDUHYJONK 'Pleas --b EE X 'Sq XCBA fs A5-5S.X M A Ji' o i Mx 5 , L fab:-'J-'?9 69 g W 3 f 3 E 1 P l 1 l 1 1 , 70 K ' ng MAROON :- jokes Miss Boyd: Theodore, spell committee. Ted: C-o-m-m-i-t-t-y. Teacher: Where was Babylonia P Senior: It is in southern Europe. Teacher Qafter calling roll and marking John absentj : Are you here P John: I was here. A sophomore was reading from Macbeth: If 'twere done when 'tis done and then sighed, If this hadn't been written I'd be nearly done. Miss Ickler fin American I-Iistoryj : Esther, what was Washington's Fare- well Address? Esther S. Csecond term in A. I-IQ : Heaven, I suppose. ' SITUATIONS WANTED Butler: Wanted, position as butler, by possession of a pair of perfectly good sideburns. Apply : John Cribbs. Mr. Ralston Qin Civicsj: One senator has a record of having spoken for twenty-four hours. Wonder What'll happen when women get in the Senate P E. M.: Boys are more vain than girls. Bobby Qlooking at Swaneej : Yes, that's true. Theo. S.: VVhere are you going P H. P.: Down to see 'My Friend, the Devil' D. A.: I was tickled to death when I got C. V. N.: Well, you're a pretty lively corpse. 71 P-1 ' ' 1 L J ug Athletics Early training makes star players. The drawings show where the training was received. , jgqlh. + 1 Ln A:I ly I gain! xx C gli. I fm L 'vu 'En' .-. f 'Him 1 I E 2 A Q35 WW if SwAN1zr: Hockey CH1NK Basketball ,NVQ 43 72 X ll QD L WE KH N-C 5 2 W f 7 Q 'IU' ,ina In M? 9 7 f ?,J'i4-, X W K W GL. 'MAROON lj Athletics 7 ff S,xx1MY Ha.n'11aIl Kgs? l XXX qbvv -. ., f 'wi' oo Z9 Q Q .WED MSM , X Q P N t Q f--xi .3 A 3' K X 7 A 3 X x XE, x Q, ,, at Q 4'We':fA ' QZXOUE-LN-'Q GEMS Football 73 Z V, A I UI 2 LQ NCD N Ox N RH. Q 'fb 'Q Cf D MAROON - Our Bright Remarks Teacher in history class: What have you people been doing who have had no books ? james Lorenz: We've been trying to get them. That gentleman just told me, said a timid freshie as he pointed to Ralph Patterson. There Are Also Honest Persons in the Senior Class Miss Boyd: Is there any honest person in this class who can tell me the reason for this ignorance P fthe seniors, of coursej. Miss Boyd: Archie, can you tell us ? In C ivics: Hazel Nelson : I saw a whole page of 'Electors' pasted on the window. In English: Miss Boyd: Do you know anything about it, Archie, or is it just a guess P Archie: No, ma'm, it's just the truth. Known Beforehand I Sir Walter Raleigh was the first man who was supposed to smoke tobacco. In the Same Class Physicians and other skilled laborers. Go to the drug store and buy a paradice. Third Party: You must be getting fat since you were married. Happy Wife: . Yes, I feed him pretty well. Silent Husband: I could button it if she would sew some buttons on. Miss Brennan: There you are late again! Tell me when you were born ! Bert V.: April second. Miss B.: Late again l Teacher: Who hung their clothes in the left Wing of the White House PM Ted: Adam's wife. Question: VVhich Adam? 75 V, L .5 MAROON - unior Assembly STOLEN FRUIT CASTE Maud Voechert, George Cook, Louis llarsh, Ruth XValkQ1', Carl .Xndcrson, Ralph Patterson, Nlathxlcli XYEIIHJIOIX1, Xlurgarct jackson. 'ff .9 353 -'. 1: r-Wi? I . I r i ' ' , f' '1 :fm W .. .A . .V,X I ,, if a 7' 35 ,fi Y .. fy ' 11 1 ' 'J' 4 F 5 Q . ll if h x - jf .t QR gg if 1 ' V. +V' ,, . 5 5 Q ff 592+ 'Q 52? , .W X , 'S' HARVEY JENTINK I 1, . ' ii it 'Fil ,alias 76 LIISS SMITH il! N' f' 4. s. gr , . .. , im ' H fy 5 ' -eff MAROON M Senior Assembly s X v . Q ff sf - 'l'-XI3L l2.XU OF THE XYISE MEN L'.X5'l'li lc Rm' llmvcl, .Xrnuld Helm, Archie hmilh YIQRNIQ AIILIRI-Zkt 77 MAxx'1s1-11.1.5 XX'01JIJWOR'I'II J I ,, , , 78 'g MAROON - Finis If anyone feels slighted, we, the editors, will upon request pro cure as many 14 Karat, sterling, unadulterated slams as are applied for. Yours till Victoria Falls, THE EDITORS . Wmlllliw QYN My XF x A J EVX0 'efibik '- If 'li Q xglll X I 'T 5I?a +A X, -S6-' -if ZA! - 1 Q10 79 Autographs 5 so 4f!QmfW!wwyMMfw.f Qffyvwfofffwfijzd My wddfpaiwd 0,5 - fZ cwfwb may 0f7fW,fWWfwfpW MMWWW W Eiizpgiwwwylwiwf ,ea M m6lk MMM Qwwf 1,111v1111....,..H111 .-.1 .- 1,Quinnlnnil::linu1nn1nnun1nu....un1 -. ..-null, SUMMER A Minnesota Lake- A Tiny Bathing Suit- A Hot Sun- and Tourist Vanishing Cream Spell Happiness Tourist Creamf' rubbed into the skin after a swim, prevents the agony from sunburn and makes lake bathing a pleasure. 50C All Druggists -mlM1uninn-un-un-unina..-ull-.ul--n-n-nn1nn-1111441.1 Jackson Sz Schroeder Furniture Company 915 ARCAD E XVe YVil1 Save You Money! See Our Priees You XVill he Convineecl F URN ITU RE RIIGS - STOVES DISHES .1...-.....- -....-. - ... -..-.....- -.....- - - -..- 4. Kennedy Bros. Arms Co. St. Paul TENNIS SUPPLIES BASEBALL GOODS ATHLETIC CLOTHING GENERAL SPORTING GOODS Corner Minnesota and Sth Sts. 'v-nl..-ll1...lll.1. ,un1nn1nu1unl1nnn..nu1f 1...1-uu-.nu- .f..,,,,..1111.-,...........-1-1.1 Compliments of the House of Quality Bars Manufactured in your home town by the National Candy Co. I I ... ---- ...-...-....-.....,.. ..... .....-...g. qu-M.. -..-..--. -...- - .. - 4- 1,q1I,.1.,11,1,,,1 1 1 1 1 1u1.m1nn1,.,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111111--1--un--I-an-Iain For Furnilure or Hardware-H there is none better than The House of Bigger Values PAYNE AVENUE AND IENKS .:.,.-....-....- - - -..I.-...-I... -..- - - - I I Pl ' I I M . I , G. NV. Swanson Ceclal9ltlg95 I C0m lm'ent' 5 I of I I SEVEN CORNERS I I C w M KECHNIE ELECTRIC co. I I - - f Electric Wiring and Fixtures I I DGHIISI ' Old House Wiring a Specialty I I 208 XY. Third St. St. Paul, Minn. I Phone Va 1977 936 pzwnc AVL Opposite NYilml4-1' Public lizrilis I I v I I - - - - - - - - - - - - - ...,..-.,.g. ,i,,-.,.,..,,- - -.I-I,-,... -I..-...- -..,.-...-.u I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I N 2 -, if , fx f ffyif ZW f PMW' : f WZ!! Wfgwm P3glCLll'lZCCI ICE CREA The Cream of Good Taste At All the Best Fountains 83 t 1.1 1 1 ...1un1ng1u1u1 1 1 1 1,011 1 1 1 1,,,l1...,1,,,, 1nn111111......11 7 . McMurray S F rult Nectar A Delicious and Refreshing Drink Reduced to Pre-war Price, 25c Wm. McMurray Sz Co., St. Paul ...u 1..1ln.1nu-.nu1nu1nn1n-I1m,1m,1,.u1....1.,,...t,.,1n 1,.,.1...1.,..1 1 1 -. 1 1 .- 1 '1 ill-I -ll1nI-uu1nn-uu1uu--uuiuuinu-nsfo J..,1,.,.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 F. H. JOHNSON Tires Batteries Vulcanizing Reclmarged Work Guaranteed Rt-paired Tower 1231 1003 Payne Ave. 11-n1...1111111.,..111..1, 1.1 .1.l-.01,.1,..1nn1u1un1.uu1u.1,, ....,,1,m1r NELSON BROS. GROCERS 1020 PAY N E AVENUE Phone Van Buren 1354 Phone Tower 0208 1...1,.,.1un1n'11nn1ul.-I.1,.,,........M1...1,-tg..-r,,1,,,,1, ICE CREAM and HIGH-GRADE CANDIES Radio Concerts Every Evening See Daily Paper for Program Anderson Ice Cream Parlor Peter B. Reiland, Proprietor 956 Payne Ave. St. PAUL 1un1nu1uuL 1m 1111: M1 uuuu :un-nn-Ilrllllfi Tower 4693 Ivan M. Lundquist VIOLINIST STUDIO: 626 York Street ST. PAUL, MINN. ,,1m,11.111111-..--.111 .,1.m... 1H101.,,1,,,,1,.,1,,.1uu1nu1uu1un1 1 1 OLSON BROS. Choice Meats 915 PAYNE AVENUE Telephone Va 1462 ,,1,,.,111.-111111:1111 ..1,,,,1uu1 1 .1..,,1m1...un.1 111 1nu..m1-- ,101 1 .Jensen Beats the Downtown Prices Jensen Furniture Co. Complete Home Outfitters 925-927 Payne Ave., Cor. Sims Frank E. Jensen Hart N. Cardozo ,,..,.,.1....111.......111.1...11 1 1 1 1 1 1..1.g1.p1l.1.-1 1 1 1,,,.-H, Charles W. Eddy Sz Co. Care and Maiiagelnent of Property, Real Estate, Fire, Insurance, Rentals, Mortgage :: 1: Loans :: :: X 301-302 Pittsburgh Building XVABASHA AND FIFTH STREETS Garfield 1916 - - - - - -..--.--..----.-- - - ------? Van Buren 1456 Tower 0488 East Side Grocery Johnson Bros., Proprietors 964 Payne Ave., Cor. Case -I 5'-'--I-' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 4. U-.. I I -1-H-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I + -l-H--- o!su1un I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -.....---..-....-.........-ng. .pw-.- 1 1..1..1..1..1 1..1.g1.:i.g 1+ 17.115413-u.1..1.: 1 1 1u.,1.,l1gl1,.1..1,,.1u.1n.,1,...1 1 1.,.1 For Satisfactory Service on Electric Motor Repairs Call I IWFLL0 1 ' Q. WHIDJ y4iIILIIf,., MOTOR SPECIALISTS Cedar 8485 474 Rosabel St. 1uu1ql1lq1qu1 1 1 1nu1un1nn1nn1ll1nu-unu- .1 1 1 1g.1..1q.1..1..1'.1.... 1 1 1.1.1 Moderate Prices Satisfaetion Guaranteed C. NORBERG Sz SON FINE TAILORING 412 Sibley St. St. Paul, Minn. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..1..1..1..1 1..1,.1..1..1..1.'1..1..1..1..1..1..1 1.1.1 E. E. Tourtellotte King of the Shoe Repairers 923 Payne Ave. Va 1095 1.111111111111-nn1 gg-5g1lg1gg1.g-451.11411-1..1...-.I1.1 1... Cedar 1090 Garfield 1080 rice Electra' Company Jobbers and Distributors EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL 413 Sibley St. Arrow E -Pass 81 Seymour VViring Devices Simplex Wire and Cables Simplex Heating Devices Sterling Mazda Lamps 1 1 1 1 11.1.11..1..1,.1,.1..1..1..1..1 1.,1..1 1 85 1,11 1 1 1 1 1 .1.m11m1,.,1 1 1 1m111111111111 u--In At Death-- When one dear to you has passed to the great beyond-when you are heartbroken, sad and worried, you naturally want someone around who will take entire charge of every little detail. Someone who appreciates and understands you-who knows what to do and does it in a quiet, effective Way. Such is the unusual service which we render to those who call upon us in the hour of sadness and trouble. JOHNSON Sz SONS 932-34 Payne Ave. Office Phone Va 1957 1m.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,,1,, COMPLIMENTS DAYTON'S BLUFF STATE BANK -un-u Res. Phone Va 3523 I '!' 'g '- - ----------- - - L L A 5 Vanburen 1519 T 2 f S. Berglund Lumber Company i LUMBER and MILLVVORK Rear of 824 Arcade St. I 1 ST. PAUL, MINN. I I 'i' 'Emi 1 T i T Ulll Tlmi' Flll TWII1' llll TUWTIIIITHT '1 T 'S' -9- - - - H--'- '- - - - - - - - - -- - - Q L A g R. Howarth O. H. Johnson I ELECTRIC SUPPLY sz ! CONSTRUCTION Co. i 1938 University Ave. Mi. 8600 i Q YVe Sell, Install and Repair ' i EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL 1 T 86 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,1,,,,1,,,1,m1m41n..1u,1.,..1,..l1nu1 4. .. - .. .-...-....-..........-...............-..- -M-.W-..4. 4. I 1 llll0l'll'TOXV01' 34-ll lD01l,l fail io alta-nd The Radlo Theater , 1 D' H' Cole 8 Son Always a good show. Also GROCERS 1 Vaudcvillv and Good Music I 1 i A. J. LANE, xlamgm- 1285 E. Minnvlxalla St. 1195 E. 7th St. i i 1 5, ,,,. 1,,,,,:,,1,,,,,,,,, ,,,1,i ,,,,.,,,,i,,,!, ,iw-,,,,,, ,- -, 1 , 1 1 .. -. ... 1 1 .- ,,-. ... .......... - - ,-,,,-,,!, M., ,,,, ..... ... - - ..,. - .......n.-.,.....- l l SAY IT XVITH FLUNVERSH Golden M0011 Sweet Shop Sec The Sweet Shop S'llDl'CI116n T i , f 0th and St. Peter Sis. Russell Colberg i i HAMM BLDG. ? CANDIICS Fl.OXVliliS l'ow01' 4083 Ga. 1080 Cedar 2612 T T -nn-nl1l1m. 1111-- n-un-nu-un-nu-uni: nim1ml 1-1-1 M1 1 -u--u-- - - --1 BUSH Sz GERTS CABLE-NELSON HIGH GRADE PLAYER-PIANOS Uprights and Grands COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS AND RECORDS All Musical Instruments sold on easy in-rms .GL A. SWANSON Sz SONS HEVERYTIIING MUSICAIP 851-53 PAYNE AVE. TEL. VA. 1952 ..-...ii1-.-.111111i..uu1m,11111--.,f1..1-..-1.1.-.1 87 .I-.ml-. 1 1.01.1nliml1m..-M...nu..un1uu1,,.,1 lm, 'S' ! I R. E. SIEGRIST 1 .IEXVELER i East Seventh and Forest i -..--------..--.-..-...5. QJLAFTFU F. BIGELOVV, President CODERE, Asstt to President R. . MARTIN, Ass't Sec'y L. GROSSMITH, Ass't Sec'y w 'S' -i- U11.1.nut.nuiuu1uuinuiuu-nu-nu1nu1miriam.-nu-n x i EAST SIDE I i STATE BANK i Arcade and Case Streets I i Start Saving XVhile Young 1 I It Is a Part I of Your i Education I l I L I l I i Open an Account with Us T u1.g11,,1..,11..1..1-1.- A. W. PERRY, Secretary J. C. MCKOWN, Ass't Sec'y C. A. DOSDALL, Ass't Sec'y A. E. KREBS, Auditor 58th Annual Statement December 31st, 1922 St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co. St. Paul, Minnesota CI! if gf 25255 -JFDWIFDQ, Opwfim -. 'wAw'r 22 ii. VVV? E- ::- sv- Pr Sv C--Q-CD U3 pn.. pt-.FY w U22 I rn ..4. 4 A 11515 . .fU.f'D Us 5 .aw be ion-A U1 9'1 J' oclx: xl ww oo 90? 90 sr-cr xi v-cf ur- Mortgage Loans ......... 2,761,225.22 Cash and Bank Deposits. . 1,148,811.05 Agents' Balances ........ 1,621,447,425 Due from Re-insurance Cofs Notes, etc ........ 231,915.76 Accrued Interest ........ 165,028.42 5S20,517,281.08 LIABILITIES Reserve for Unearned Premiums ............. SB 8,510,253.37 Unadjustcd Losses ...... 1,527,795.79 Reserve for Taxes ....... 340,000.00 Reserve for Unpaid Bills, etc. ................... 60,000.00 Capital Stock.Si2,000,000.00 Net Surplus.. 8,079,231.92 10,079,231.92 i'B20,517,281.08 AGENTS IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY Reading Pictures l'ICTURIZE YOUR MESSAGE Consumer p r o s- pects read the pic- tures in advertis- ing at a glance as they hurriedly thuln past the long columns of uninter- esting type. Good advertisers recognize this fact and, in order to sell goods to the busy 20th century pub- lic, are putting pic- tures in place of the old-time barrels of type. True, the illus- trations used must be r e al message carriers. But y o u will find this sort at BUCKDBB Mears Q Engravers and Illustrators Designers of Direct Mail Literature Newton Bldg., Saint Paul, Minnesota 89 1,...1uu1l'u1uu1l.n1,,,.1,,,.1 1 1 1 1 1 Say il with Flowers The H. 6' O. Kind o 14 .s1z. Holm 8: Olson, Inc 20-22-24 W. Sth Street 1 1 1uvu1 .1un1nu1uu1nu1vm1 1 1 1 ,,,,1W1n .,1,4,,1111111111111u'1 FORMO'S BAKERY Your Neighbor Baker 913 Payne Avenue ,.1,,,.1n,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,911 .,1,,,.1,..1.,..1,,,.1,.,.1,,,1..,q-nu1,,,.-1.u1.u1,.1u.1,,q1 PHALEN PARK STATE BANK Corner Payne Avo. and Maryland St. NVQ invite your patronage THE HOME BANK Columbia Sixu V E L AT Tower I 67 5 1301 E. 7th St. 11...1nn1pm1ml1m.1...,1 1,,1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 aiu 1111-1 111--1 u uiuninuinu1uu1uu-un1un:un1nn1nn 1111- - 1 - -1 --I11 4. COMPLIMENTS OF The Merchants Banks THE MERCH Q35 ANTS NATIONAL BANK Robert at Fourth MERCHANTS TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK Fourth near Robert ,FARMERS 8: MERCHANTS STATE RANK East Seventh and Minnehaha Affiliated Institutions of Saint Paul lun,11-....1....11111..1n111..11.-.1111...11..-11..nu1 .-H.-.V+ .g.,.-...- - -W.-..-..-.. ---- ...-...- -...- 5 I 1 L. Phone Van Buren 1026 I I High-Grade Shoes E I Fo Jo Price soon forgotten-Quality never g Grocerics and lbairy EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING I i Ijroducts 970 Payne Avenue 1082 PAYNE AVENUE - .. -..-..-,..-.,-..-..-..-.,-..-.i-..- .ii. -ii ri- ..i. - - - - - - - - - - - - ---- -........-,...-...,-.,.-.,...............-..-.......-..-......!. .!.u-..M.- - -1.--I--1.-----------M----n-- -M- I 2 C. A. E i PHONE TOXYER 4089 Prescription Druggist I I SHOP b Y 1 I I GUS CLANG 896 Payne Ave., Cor. Xork St. I PAYNE AVE' AND HOSE ST- ST. PAUL, MINN. 2 ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 4. - - -I..-..-M.-.H-,-..i-..-..-.M - - -,-- -is ii- .... -.i- -M-M-u-- - -n--------n--n-H--- 91 11111111111..-.11,1.41,, MARTIN GIESEN THEATRICAL AND MASQUERADE COSTUMES, VVIGS. ETC. ALL KINDS OF MAKEUPS 4th and Market Sts. St. Paul Hotel Annex 11111111.1111-1un..ux 1n1...1II1.l1..1l41..1..1..1..1..1,.1..1..1. The House That Saves You Money The Wallblom F1u'niture 8L Carpet Company COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS 398-408 Jackson Street 1.11u1n1nn1nu1.u1uu1.u1gn1un1un1l.- 1-111 1 1 1 1q1un1l.1nl1qp1ll1p.1 1 1 1 Anton W. Johnson GROCERIES and DAIRY PRODUCTS Forest and Case St. Tower 2719 ,,1,m-nl1.m1.m1u1 1 1 1 1 1 1,041,041 1 Va 1482 To 6273 C. J. Carlson 8a Son GROCERS 989 Payne Ave. Cor. Jenks I'V1zc1'c Iziglz qualify and I0-zu jv1'1'cc's meer. ,1.,..111....-11111111.- ,.1..1..1 1nn1n-1u1as1u-ng-q41nn1n-1nl1..1 Clarence C. Gerber PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST KTHE HOME OF GOOD DRUGS? Arcade and Case Streets ST. PAUL, MINN. 1,11 1 .-,1,,,1.,.-..1n..nn1nn1n1 1 1 1 .1uu1111111111111un1 SIX CORNERS GARAGE 8: MACHINE SHOP L. A. MORIS, Res. Ga. 6142 Repairing, VVelding, Tires, Tubes and Accessories, Radiator Repairing TOWER 4189 881 7:11 street ST. PAUL, MINN. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -.nn1n-1u1u1 .-M1-z. Dayton Bluff Pharmacy H. G. scH,x1fFHAi7sEN, P1-op. E. Tth 8: Forest Sts. Van Buren 1939 A NDREWS K NITTIN G MILLS 835 E. 7th St. Tower 3390 CONCORD STEAM LAUNDRY Our Family VVashing Individual System 1X0 Markingy Leaves you just the wearing apparel to iron 15 lbs. - 31.20 8 cents for eacl1 pound over 15 lbs. All tlatwork ironed and wearing apparel dried No bundle handled at this price for less than 31.20 Tower 5597 Ask For Red Tag Service If You Want a Picture Day or Night in a Hurry Call Va 3070 S. JONES PHOTOGRAPHER 958 Payne Ave. Cor. Case St. St. Paul, Minn. Kimball 8 Norman CASH GROCERS East Seventh and Heaney Sts. St. Paul, Minn. Our deliveries leave promptly at 10 A. M. and 3:30 P. M. daily Special attention given to telephone orders CALL US--Tower 2498 .1.,.11.-111.-111111.- .,1..1111111'1111111 PAYNE AVENUE STATE BANK Cor. Payne Ave. and Jenks St. THE BY-XYAYS OF SAVINGS LEAD TO THE HIGHVVAYS OF SUCCESS 4075 Paid on Savings Quarterly Resources Over 31,600,000 A Conservative Bank for Your Savings 2: EMANUEL E. LARSON, President DR. ROBERT EARL, Vice-Pres. LEWIS SWENSUN, Vice-Pres. C. A. EKLUND, Cashier NV. E. EKBLAD, Asst. Cashier ,-1,,,.11111111111111 in -..,.-I.-. ----.. ...-,... - -.-M-.-5. 4...-W.-...-M....,,.....-...-H.-..M-M-,..-N..-..,.......-up -5- I I I DreWry8cSons I BACKER FEED I 5 sf FUEL LIMETTA GINGER ALE ROOT BEER SODA WATER The Home nf Gnod Fuel And Scrvmc Phone Vanburcn 1333 i Omce 927 E' nh' Phone I 'F -m-- - '- '- - --H-'-- '-m'-- - f - --- -1'- -'Ii -in-I-H --------- M--'- -'-H ---- -....-....-....-..........-M..-....-.....-....-....-....-....- .-....-...g. ..-....-....-...........-,.,,....f.-...........-....- .-....-....- - .- A. C. Schabackelf The Helga Hat GROCER : 5 1 ,l I 1 shop I 1 5 833 East Seventh St. Maria AVC. at 6th To 0656 TOWN- 2211 T I -....- -..-....- -....-....-.. - -....-N... -..-....-,..i. .pn-M.. --------- m- .. - - .- SANITARY FARM DAIRIES, Inc. CORNER EAST SEVENTH AND MINNEHAHA Tclcphonc Towel' 0395 ' PASTEURIZED MILK, CREAM 8z BUTTER Visit Our Plant at Any Time 1.11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,.-.m41m1mn1m1n1uuvn1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ...,.n.- 94 i. .----...-....... -.- -, -------------- - 4. l Do You Know - - - that in 1853 when the founders ol' this institution opened their bunk- ing house in what is now the City of St. Paul, but SEVENTY-ONE pupils were enrolled in the schools here. Today nearly Forty-Five Thousand are attending the St. Paul City Schools. Many of these pupils will be the future business men and women ot' St. Paul. They are laying the foundation for their future by building up u Savings Account in St. Puulis Largest and Oldest Bank. THE FIR T NATIONAL BAN of SAINT PAUL The Big Bank for the Small Depositoru 'Z' 'S' I I . f I I . . , . ,. , Maroon Subscrlbel-S l 1 foxxei DS Cltaneis X 4 1 I I 5615 fmt i W. I.. .x.xMoI,n, Prop. Johnson High School Q 1 '1'A'f40H'Nf1 l HATS r1I.E.xNlan AND ltEBI.0t1liED Students and Parents I : : 951 Arcade Street Tower 4546 Our aim is to produce only the high- St. Paul, lVlillH. est class produetions and we so- l lieit your patronage. Q Pay l's a Visit. +u-n- Cut out this nd, sign your name 1 and address and same will admit 'QM'- ' ----- '-------- two. l L T ' E orso ' ' ' ' : . N SHOIL CO. Arcade Theatre 1 1 F. E gl H 1 1 o. 11, s'r1cl,zxEn, Mgr. mf ' lm? 'mf TOWN. 3371 f Men's Furnishing Goods i T 5 5 REPAIRING NEATLY DONE Name . Q Q ! Telephone Tower 0280 Address .................... . I I , This expires 210 days after issu i T hast Street T T 95 3, ,i.,-,, ..... ......... 4- --- --------------- - ------ ------ - ----- + OT' Priniinq Siaiionerq and Advertising that satisfies Phone C561 ascis H. C. BO eson CO. 3486350 Minnesota SI. SAINT PAUL -i-- -----I-m-------H-------- - ----I----I -I---I---I-P -H----------I--------'--------'P I I A SAVINGS BANK I I Everything for the Sick Room FOR SAVEES ' e see 1 le' I I -IZ INTEREST 471 COMPOUNDED QUAR- TERLY I I ASSETS OVER SEVEN AND ONE-HALF 7 i MILLION DOLLARS 5 i I I THE BANK OWNED I I BY ITS DEPOSITORS I I I I I I Schoell and Kohnke The PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS State Savings Bank 973 E. 'ith Su-get 93 E. Fourth St. Call Us for Your Wants I I -1- ---- - --------------------- - ---------+ -i------ -------------- ---- --u------------- 96 als ..-...p 4. PETERSON BROS. ,,.gf,3,, JEWELEHS ,ffj7m, VVatcl1 Factory NVOVICIIIZIII 'WW' Take Time in Make 'l'imc'i YVATCHES, DIAMONDS AND JEVVELRY I I I I I I I I I I I 'I' S Dollars Are XV01'tl1 Saving. You can save on every pair of Shoes you buy at Dayton Bluff Shoe Store M. MEIS, Proprietor 805 East Seventh Street u1n:i1....11.11,1111..1i... -1.---...........-..111..., THE EYES OF THE WORLD ARE ON CHEVROLET Model Del. St. Paul Down Pymt. Per Mo. TOURING ..... . . . 25587.70 5177.00 530.90 HOADSTER . , . . 572.05 172.00 35.93 SEDAN ....... .......... I 154.15 280.00 59.62 SEDANET'1'E . . ........... 943.75 283.00 58.97 COIIPE .................... 706.40 230.00 47.98 EAST SIDE DISTRIBUTORS MIN N EHAHA-CHEVROLET, Inc. EAST SEVENTH AND MINNEHAHA STREETS ALL NIGHT SERVICE ...il .1ll1..1..1.....q...,1nn1nu1n.1 1' 1 T0 WER 2348 - .- -.ul 1111 .ninu1...- 114.41 1 -.in-inf ,!...1,.,..-..u- -44.14. im,-uni ... 1,,,.1,,,- -,,,,.- 1 NVQ Carry a full line of M k B l O SCHOOL SITPPLIES - CAMERAS I FOl'N'l'AlN PENS, ETC. 223 E : Il BODIN SUNDBERG ompa y i Fixture Manufacturers PRESCRIPTION XVORK OUR House Wiring Our Specialty SPECIALTY 1110 Payne Ave. St. Paul, Minn. Selby AV9- D316 4- --n-----n---m--M--- - --n- ----n-'- ----I-I -1'-'-M-M-'--I--I-I---I-M------M ---------------- -1- 97 'E' 1111:1111nl1un:nu--uu--uu--un-1m1--m11un- -un-ua? ngau-nn:un-Ilvu:--uu--nn-ul1nl-nu--un-uni1111111111111 Hedman Sz Johnson Groceries ck Meats 1197 Payne Ave. Va 1263 EDMUND J. FUCHS PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST 796 E. 7th Cor. Margaret Street St. Paul, Minnesota l 1 L I L A SPEAKING LIKENESS Q ! N 5 See Yourself as Others See You l I PHOTOGRAPHY I I IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Enlargements T Coloring i Copying i Framing 1 .i..-.. 1 L 1 -P-H ! L 1 ! l l 1 E ! l 1 L I I ! . l E L Carl 0. Erickson L 1 5 PHOTO ARTIST i 171-173 E. 7th St. Ga 8618 T T i.-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.- - -.-..-..-..-.,-A L-.. lf'-'I-ll --------------- ' - - - ! E L l l l Z L Q Bars 8z Packages I 1 l 1 Z 5 We marshall the Bonita Candy Bars and Packages to you MARSHALL CANDY Co., Inc. 5 Twin Oiues eg--n-u -------------- us-nn-u-I-ll--ll ---------- - -l-ll- 98 J. Ml Photographer Ryan Building Robert and Seventh Put not your trust in money but put your money in trust. MAKE THIS BANK YOUR DEPOSITORY SAINT PAUL STATE BANK 883 Payne Avenue A. REAGAN, President E. C. TURNQUIST, Cashier .-1..1..1..1I.1414.1ll1..1..1..1..1..1..1. H1..1q.1.l1gl1l.1.g1.g1g.1..1.141 1 1 -.4111 MUSIC- and the means to make it. , .'ff.q,,.X . tllilx,-. F- .5 8 BRO QIIIJIILI 18.J.DYER .1..1..1 1 1 1 1 11111-1 1 1 1 1 1 ,1...-II1 1 1..1..1..1..1..1..1..1 1 11.1 When you want to on , , 51 ss .fgdwqifwm call on Todd , the orisi for COMMENCEMENT GRADUATION or RECITALS Phone Va 1238 940 Payne Ave. I-5.15-11.1.5 1441.111 1 1,1-gg1.l1gl1gp1gg.-.gg 1n:n1xn1un...nu1uu1un1un1ru1un1nu1up-.pq--n 1 1 1 1n1nu1nu1.l1,,1,.,.1 1 1 1 1 lg the Easy W ay Our Prices Are As Follows: TIME PAYMENT PLAN 30fAJ DOWN Type Cash Down 12 Mo. Touring, Reg. .... 34354.94 3122.07 323.73 Dem. . . . 380.94 130.65 25.40 Str. .... 427.74 146.10 28.40 Com. . . . 453.74 154.68 30.07 Roadster, Reg. .... 324.78 112.12 21.80 Dem. . . . 350.78 120.70 23.47 Str. . . . 397.58 136.14 26.47 Com. . . 423.58 144.72 28.14 Coupe .......... 596.22 201.70 39.22 Sedan, 2 door 663.82 224.01 43.55 4 door . 799.02 268.62 52.23 Tractor ............................. 424.85 137.01 26.64 TO 3657 653 E. 7th St. TO 5762 1 1,..,1,,,,1,,,,1.,,,1 1 1.1 1 1 1 1.,1m,........m,.-H - -uu..uu.1un-W1un1mi1nu...n .-uu- ui 1 x-main Try our fountain service We sell Crescent Ice Cream Brick or Bulk if f X I f 7 '21 1 : c f 1 ..' -., -592 ff df Q I Qof 1144 f ..tuui Cigars Tohaccos Candies Lunches and School Supplies Service Unequaled GOLDEN CRESCENT E. H. Slyve, Prop. TOVVEB 0828 CASE 8L ARCADE HOME BAKERY FOUR STORES 1097 Payne Avenue Van Buren 1157 973 Payne Avenue Van Buren 1678 430 Case Street 937 Magnolia Street XVe appreciate your trade and aim to please you ..1,,,,1,,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,,...uu-...I1,,,1.,.,1m. 'SH'-' '- - - - '- '-' - - - - - - - - l I 9 1 YOU VE GOT IT l f WVl16Il You Get OUR CANDY l Q FUNKE-BOHNEN CO. 2 ST. PAUL, MINN. i llH--I1w-- - -HH--II-ll-ll--'I-'l1ll-'m1l- -I-Iv ,tu1.15711-1151uninav5114111313151n1nnvMliuuvllllurLun1uh1 i Fine Repairing a Specialty L Work Done While You Wait I PHONE Van Buren 3873 I Q ulllml fx K i W lii ii ii1'sss SibfgwwllfllltllllllitlfllHg iw A E kr 'cil ' E E mr o JOHN A. NYBERG FINE SHOES 968 Payne Ave. St. Paul, Minn. -1- 4. 4. .-...-......... ..--.- ..-......-.......-..... of 5 It li Php K Q. 1 1 1 ,