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

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MAROON 512+- The Ark A ' ' 'ND tht Lord said unto Jurden, Come thou and all thy house into the I I Ark for thee I have seen righteous before me in this generationfi Z R l , 9? M . gg 1 , 35 him into the ark. And Jurden went in and his sons and his wife and his sons' wives with There went in, two and two, unto Jurden into the ark as God had commanded Jurden the following: Lloyd Leider and Dorothy Sorensong Glenn Winton and Betty Wempleg Robert Wylie and Irene Olsong Kenneth Brindley and Lois Jenseng Edward Anderson and Genevieve Earthheldg Lyman Hanson and Margaret Larsong Oliver Hed- een and Jane Lindekeg Merton Osgood and Edith Emblad. And all the days of Jurden were 950 years. And he died. THE GOBLET OF LIFE QApologies to William E. Channingj Filled are our glasses to the brimg And though welre getting kind of dim, We see the sparkling bubbles swim And chant uproariously with vim With voices loud and jazzy. The pages of each book I scan with care, But as I close each one, My heart rebounding, always says- Thank God, that's done! But a voice is always at my side Speaking in tones of might A voice that's always crying, 'QWrite, Maroon staff, writeli' By zz'ip1o111ary, inzore or less, wc' gr! our rlijllonznsfl Page Ttvcniy-fairl'

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--af MAROON keg-- Hobbins' Four Lesson Course In Modern Art Lesson I LTHOUGI-I many prefer the auto seat for this lesson, I have always been prejudiced in favor of the davenportg but I make this optional with the i ,gy student. Correct breathing and stance should be developed outside the class room. The Jurden-Meis grip is a sensation and yet it makes a touching introduction to the more serious work of the evening. This grip was named after its discoverers, and though simple, is very effective and requires a neat technique to be executed properly. Mr. Jurden and Miss Meis have given personal demonstrations of this grip in many of the best homes in St. Paul and have many enthusiastic followers. Lesson II The Holmstrom Snuggle-Hug is a great warming up exercise especially recom- mended for pow-wows and similar outdoor recreations. It has an intimate little touch which gives it an air of careless informality not adapted to the drawing room. While this feature demands much work for its ultimate attainment, it is worth the effort according to Mr. Helmer Holmstrom, who has had notable success with it on many occasions. Lesson III The Rees Shift had to be omitted because he demands a cash guarantee or royalty because of its sureness of results. It was exceedingly dangerous and could only be practised in the presence of a trained nurse. Lesson IV The other forty-five lessons, including the famous Hobbins' Special, were cen- sored by the faculty. However, these can be got under separate cover for the nominal charge of twenty-five cents in war savings stamps from the students, and I will demonstrate them personally to my clients on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights and the same afternoons or mornings, free of charge at their own homes or in any other place designated not later than three minutes before the lessons are to begin. img? SZ! Most boys lake home girls instead of home economics. Page Tfumzfy-l1:1'vt

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