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

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The ltflaroon Johnson High School Corinne Ask 4q,?f,,'- CJ MISS ASK, our friend and adviser, we, the Class of 1926, owe the suc- cess of our four years at Johnson High School. Although we are the largest class that has so far been graduated from this school, she became ' W acquainted with all of us and helped us. Her interest in us has been an inspiration to us to do our bestg it has influenced us in our school life and it will be of still greater value to us as an incentive to accomplishment when we get out into the world. hliss Ask was born in Yankton, South Dakota. Soon after graduating from the grade and high school of that city, she moved to Minnesota, where she entered the University of Minnesota. She graduated from the College of Science, Literature, and Arts. Before coming to Jolmson, she taught at the high school of Milaca, hlinnesota. At Johnson she has specialized in Latin. Miss Ask, besides being a teacher of these subjects, is an accomplished player of the violin, piano, and pipe organ. She has given many of our class entertain- ments distinction with a musical number. lVe have many happy memories of the happenings of our four years at Johnson, and always at these gatherings has been felt the guiding spirit of our adviser, help- ing us to do that which was right. She has joined us in our clubs, and entertain- ments. We hope that she may have pleasant memories of our class in later years. Therefore, we, the Class of 1926, give Miss Ask our sincerest thanks, and wish her much happiness in tl1e future. Page Tlxirlcmz