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

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1931 volume:

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JT ff 5 XV .u 3,- a f- .5 X e K 5, ig, CHARTER MEMBER Sam Sw0 '-+7 fiiissoml MAROON J OHNSON HIGH SCHOOL Saint Paul, Minnesota n n n sim, Page 6 S I I I . V A 5 4 1 I I 1 4 -4 f 1 5. 'i'.. ' .tr '-fs. 'S E E E 2 ,f ' V V - ' l K. S1 Q --f - - ,1. '-- ' I' , ., 1 Q5 dl 'U' al P751 SAI ll me 17: ,jgmgk uf E1 ,Q L3- A rg... 1 - -. an ff ?Zfi3 ,1XfgJEf i77 ii'fq 5 iNN . 1i'1r2'.-ew-fl!-4J:.4'5-'., 45 .E 1 R ' ' , 'X' X 'E-ffl?-75 ', - , U I, --gl ,- , W ,,:,-.Lf-'J' P--M- . 13' Q Flffwlz gl Q Qffk. :LXR S ' 4 . ,gf I B ..,,X :ri my h V xvz ,,., V: 4 . :lk ix X ' '4,,.. - 4,,.----.- -4---4' -s- , - ,,-pg, ,.. Y hw .T-.... .. I rv .U . ., ......--un- A------- ' , ... -----1 ---f . -0 L 33. ,Pug L+ ngx 4-Q g..-n.-....-4.9-' -- -'A 22:2 ,....4 if Y 9- - g .fn-:,Qm A tg i 11- xx I Z iii ,- ,- 4- - -A 1,9 ,ix Ag. -e1f4 y' LJ 91 Pl ' I I .4 ' , 4 , 4. J ,.35.V, b. ., ,iwyiig x vi if f Y 4-4 c ff X 1'- lo ,Q ,fa Qin LL Iwi N: iw.. . l Mr. GUISC l l Our principal, school maitre, Mr. Guise, A noble man, in all his dealings wise. For three long years he has directed us, Prepared us for our life-long status. NVe are prepared, O principal, To wend our Way so dutiful, To shed all honor on our school, VVhere thou dolst reign in worthy rule. X f b ui if,,gl.-15L 2' , V! , P 3l' K -, A 'l fb -If ' a u p c ' ii i Page 7 . , - , QiI5RTRLfllE QERAY SMITH loux Ahh-IU5 Sjbii? Ii. A., Nlucalcster College Ii. ,X., llaualuatcx- Lo L55 Hobby' Blush' llolmlmy, .Xlhle11cS. 5.t,H,Mm,y- Primizjuxl Glioizcsu LICNORE NICHOLS B. A., l'nivex'sfty of Min- 14IfI,l' BIIELLICBT xicsotu. Suuliml :it Nlznlrid V x I-'uiU,rsih. nf Hin. ami Paris mlsgm' ' ' Hfibby' Gm-deniml' Pct .Xu:1'sim1. gum-chewing. Amlvisur uf. llxrs Xlnrlvml C-INXS A1i1:.1'5N.4 EL.0n0,,m.A. l'f0m11 M.xm:l'l-:Rl'1'ii NY, BIORTON EUNIX MOHRE Nl U , Natiunul Scluml-nf ' ' ' ' ' Iilmuutilm :md Orzltory, Plulu- vlclphizx liolwby, Music. perm UI UH-1, l'vt .Xu-rsiml. things tlmi 5 - night. like haue ll, A., lxmcrsuy ul NI111- IIUSOTII Hobby, falrlling lish. .fw1z1'm1I1'.m1 ,mtl hedlcg llmirxafws CMQRINE ,XSK LLXRIE lf. Al0REl,AND v A - NI- B. :Xq L'nivci'5it3' uf Min' lel t,ix lmlverslty of ' md HCSUIZI ' mi' I , HUNW, Stage, liCIlt?lzl1g?i:'Xmlm and nestlle 'Magi' .i,VNA'YIlZ71ij' Hull. RURERT XV. DIEIIL LYRINIC l,IcNo1e.x f3Il.KEY '51, Aucts.,-BI. lvlillfl' S RTN., St. hlulixfs ilospitul, imfst-Igfwugllnmsom' ova' ft. 'z I ' '5 Hlillbv l,l'lYllli! 1 mr Ilnluhy, Golf. ' i ' K K ' Buzzk, I30uM'1'rf11'v1g Srfznrzl ,X'lH'.n' 7 Page 8 E n s'1'HER XY. How In, A.. Mfvuut Huly-,kc W II-Jbby, M. RE. Englfill 1 BlA1u.xN E. llmczlu N IZ. X., Hzaczxh-Sta-1' College Ilubhy, l 11-1 f. lfvrgfffff I., Wxumzusow Gounobr fill Xl ,X.. NI:xv:ale-flu' lhllm-gc rl Lxullxxlxlxizl l.'11ivcrSily Tic xblwy, Ilzwiuu noun. I: rzglulz S,XMl'IiI, NI, R.x1.STnx - lr, X, lnlxn-1'Sxty nt Hm- uc-5--In ,H mU- Out-Ivor life in tlu ull-lx, x Czrzcs llh1u1.xN N, l115R4pu f H854 ill 1-. A.. I'uixx-rsity of Min- Ilwlwfwy. Gul f. H 1'.vtm'y. YIQKN11 ,XI11.1m1eu IT. A.. Mavzxlvster H-vblmin-S, Iiranmtics null music. linghklz JAQJQ Rm-:s ll, AX., I.:1kv l7:11'cs1 Vui- Vulsitv Hobby. XYHVIQ. Ifr1gIx'.v1z. H.f,v.v' gyr1zm1.rz'zrm. Rus:-3 M, NIuosn1cL'4pn:Ex Il. X K -ll l'1lI llcrinc Hubby. Hwricbilvk lirlixlgf. ., egr 1-I rr. lfugllfvlz K I ,x 131,141 C. OS'l'liRi1RIiN l'11, ll., Hamline lvnivvrsily ll4whYvy, Hwye an-l girlx wi high Srlmul Mgr. fI1',vtm'y AIARKLXRET Dowxmu IT. AX.. lffxfzllcstvr Collugt I Iubhics. 'l'rz1vL-ling :ma -lrixing. I1z'.vfurQx' N p I age ga Sl XVERNA IJVVISIZ YI'.XC'IiIil.S I'h, Il., Hamline l'11ix'crsity. Latin EAI XI x KA, l:lQlfFRI.XX IT. X.. l'11ixc:'-ity uf Min un-som lldmbixa Xlwiwriuu :xml Mikiug. fffwfr ' ., ', ix Q. . . ll. .X.. Tlzxmlixw l'1wiu-wily' 1'v +. ik' Q1 4 inn. Emil-:R 1. TI,XRRIiI,I. M. .X.. Tmlxzmzl I lxlvn-Yslty Uwlzlvyj Sturlyiugq ho ' S flthcr pcoplv. I '11y.f1'cx Lu.1.1.xN Iilmslz NELSON Ti. A., L'niYersi1y of Min- UC5fltZx Ifrrhhy, l lmvu' garLln'uS. .'ll'1z.v11' Page zo 1151 ', E H0011 l-, N.. llllvn-Vsitv ul Nm -N 2 ' urlienl :lt Surlm111u', Paris 1 mhiw. itil painting Il W 'zu r. 'xl rj' XI.x14u.x1:1a'r lmcxr: 5L1x1fx Iv, I.- llllxm-rslty -vt Mm mwlil. Uc1H1ul1z1lt1'f.x' N lmvuax Hmmm Ka N xnfx Nl. X., lvxuu'-ily MI Xllwru FULL C,lzf'H1z.vf1'j' li1uxx'lN 1.115 Nouwmx l'l1, 11,4 ,X111lu'rst Iluhhy. Music. I'113'.v1Uqw'41j'hy xI.Xl.l'OLlI L. S xuutx' li. S., xTZlCIlICFtLA!' Vollvgrc Th-bhy, Hunting ducks. limzcz' Mun U1 1:1 lawn-1 IC. CRIST lzzvwvzwtnv' Iilwimw thllruc 'vt .XXL-1'-iml. alll riglliyu Tix ,f mg Xl. 11, R xxnm VH VM. TZ.. Tlqxmlim' Vvzixusily lfw-Hwy. KM--5. Nlwf'f'u1m,J Qu 4 UI. ,Xxm www I vwxuxvu wi Xlxvwmwdil 11.,r.m, Tiuwix. NI, lI.xxN.x11 I3,xss1-mm, ll. .X,. .l'11iu't'xity nt' Nm- Wffl. Fl. l'z1u1 Nm'm:1l. Stunt lwmium- 1r.,m,,4 Mm, ,I.g,,, In xmmrr fy , ff, ,wr W XII J nl-REI! J4lHN50N Sum! Institmv I'iWm'iU' WUHH, Time :xml ,Tl4'c7u11z1'mI I'J,1mv,',1g .Xllxml-. bm Ill Izl lr, IZ. X.. l'HiVL-reity .sf Imml I lulfhy, 'l'1':lx cl. ,m'cm'lfs4111,A' jufxl I-3 RXI.l'll ll x1.l, ll. .X., Kivwglry High Srhwl llwlmx Iiruxvmu Mun M111 jf !,: X1 f, I.. If. K wwxx1.1-5 Nwul lnxlltms li-vlmy, XX wk. lwffr M' J' M xu'1'u.x BVLS1' Nl. .X.. l'niux'Sit5 U Xlivlxiuim llnblfy. Skating. l.1'l'mz':'L1:1 AXIAME KQOUIHELI. P1 :att Inftiiuu-, llrmfklynl Iluhlwivs. XVl1istli11g nm ramwiug. Ari Page Il X The Faculty E conceived a novel idea this year in regard to the faculty section. Everyone would like to take the credit for discovering it, and everyone does. The idea was to make silhouettes of them. Oh, yes, they're quite authentic. We'll tell you how we got them. It seems that all teachers, that is, most of them, have a common weakness. They cannot resist the fra- grant aroma of Java. So how simple to send each one an invitation to the effect that if they would grace room 206 with their presence, they would be allowed to con- sume caffein and cookies to their hearts' content. The results were amazing. Practically every educator ar- rived, and promptly too! But little they knew what awaited them! Une by one they were lured behind a little screen. One by one they were instructed to watch the little birdie , and one by one their profiles were taken by our official photographers. The art staff traced the pictures and artistically decorated them with bon- nets, wigs, and other relics of the nineteenth century. Simple, wasn't it? This is the first time that the Maroon has contained individual pictures of each member of the faculty. This is an absolutely new experience as far as we're concern- ed. Of course it won't meet with everyone's approval, but we've done it nevertheless, and we hope you'll like it. Dorothy Michels, the brave soul, was the member of the staff appointed to compile information on our faculty, and she has done a splendid job of it. Some of the questions asked were: What is your Alma Mater? What are your hobbies, if any? Have you any pet aversions? What degrees have you obtained ?,' So you see quite complete insight on all the teachers was ob- tained. We are sorry to state that live of our teachers do not appear on the panels. Miss Shoules, biology teacher, and Mrs. Rees, the nurse, resigned in midyear, and we were not able to get their pictures. Miss Collins, Eng- lish teacher and Gleam adviser, Miss Hain, girls' gym- nastic instructor, and Miss Brennan, industrial geogra- phy teacher, also, are not on the panels. r-flax.. .I . E . nn ' t - : 'N -. 'I f,,..,.4', l . .j V lillqppqlwq , H, Trx , I ff...-.aQ':' 15 -z-Y' '- ' I wld 'A if -w-:.-.tem fe- --.T -:mmmi A if-av-H , ii Page I2 Miss Mellem Tlmzzk bwzr, lI1'.x'.v Allrllrlll, H7111 ffzfzazkx .v1'11um'v, For your iuixr gllI.C1KIlItNL7 .-11111 f1'1'z'11d.vl11'f 11'f'm'. IIIVN 1111'.v.f ,wuz grmflhv, Il hun -:cw Irfzm' lzvrc, HH! 'rvffl tlzfuk of yozn' mm Alml Im? UU fmr. Scholastic Honors OLIVE CHRISTENSEN - - Valedictorialz MARGARET SCHMADZ - - Salumforian HONOR ROLL BERNARD ALMQUIST MARIAN P. ANDERSON ANNA EERG EVELYN BERGGREN ELEANGR BERNREUTHER LCRENCE BIORKLUND DORIS ELQMQUIST, 12 ELEANOR BLOOM EDITH RREITRRENTZ GRACE BRUELS ARIEL ERUNZELL DORIS CARLSON JOSEPH COLE DOROTHY DAN1ELsoN, 19 HARVEY DITTMAN MAXINE DDPKINS CATHERINE DDUGHERTY WILLIAM EMERSON, 4 A ERMENTRUDE ENGSON, 16 CLIFFORD ERICKSON GUNNVOR EALK ERNESTINE EREED ,SHCI To Remo an A CLIFFORD ERYKHDLM DoRoTHE GREEN MARTHA GUSTAFSON LOUIS HANSON MARION HARRIS DOROTHY HAUGE EUGENE HEDRERG ALYCE HDLMRERG SYLVIA IVERSON DORIS JoHNsoN, 11 ESTHER JOHNSON, 7 GLADYS JOHNSON, 9 DELoRIs JONES, 15 HELEN IUNEK IRENE KING MATTSIE KLEMMACK, MURIEL KRAEMER GRACE KRAUSERT LINNEA LARSON MARGARET LINDECRA MILDRED LINDGREN ELEANoR LUNDEEN 14 NTZ 13 Page 24 ll: -,nv .,.VvY -,,,- ,, ..,, MAROQNI HONOR ROLL qcominuedp FLORENCE MAYER THERESA P. MELCOCK ORLANDA MESSERLI DOROTHY MICHELS, 3 EDWARD MUELLER CHARLOTTE NORLEMANN DONALD NYSTROM ESTHER OLSON EVA JANE OSTERGREN, 18 LEONARD OSTERGREN, 17 ROGER PAULSON HELEN PIEPER LOIS POST, 5 GLADYS RASCHKE LIBERAL LORENCE BJORKLUND MARGARET COURNOYER I ' NORMAN GUSTAFSON - FERN CARLSON I LEONARD JAMBOR - DORIS JOHNSON HARRY MOSEBROOK MARGARET L1 NDECRANTZ 3 1 i A FRANCES RITCHE CAROL ROSE' RICHARD SCHILLING, 6 LORRAINE THORESON, 20 DOROTHY TOOMEY, 10 RUTH TUEBESING, 8 LILLIAN WAHMAN CHRYSTAL WALL ' ELEANOR WEBER ROY VVOLHAUPTER - JOHN WOOLEY LOIS YOUNGBERG SAMUEL ZAGARIA HELEN ZEILOTH RTS HONORS Art Music Dramatic - Liberty Honor J . iii V' WL F , I 4:1 ' 'Jrii -lui f.X, 62:1-2 fa ' yin' sl, 'Ln 65 . 5 .A Page 15 . ' A -f ri, ., -. , zkwv-.a, . ' ' a:.',Q:i.S.Qir,Sf:'.... -,.,R,,:,'L-Emu ,Q PM 'Tk' 'A ' --V--Y-.-,---.-fi-, - qw- ,,-W, W.. .. ,- ,Y ,-,-r. mf., - .. . ,. .,-i.-'.,-...,,,..,.,.,,,..,- . MARS CHN! , -213' A f I b 'Wg If r 1 Qxdxdxdgdxciy 4 ' ml Page 16 A-68 Q, ,Q s L ' k Wx QQ, . I XS . V , Al - ' BERT ACKERSON President Junior Class, Ma- roon Staff, Picket Club, Stu- clcnt Council, Masquers, Glee Club, Les Abeilles, New Brooms, Harvest, Ductor in Spite of Hiluiself, Eviperofs Clothes, Eve in Evelyn, Long Distance, Pot Boiler, Golden Phoeiiir, La Surprise il'I.vidore, Thanksgiv- ing Assembly '29. O11 the stage he fun: mltzlrnl. simple, affecting, 'Trans only that, when he :vas off, he was acting. BERNARD .XLMQL'1sT Honor Roll, Les Abeilles, L11 Slzrprixe d'lsid01'e. He 'li'07'I'I'l'.Y :mt of touzorrote, Hut lakes life as it comes. DAVID ANDERSON Student Council, Swimming Team '294'3O, '30-,31. A man of few 'words A l.XRG.XRET NIARIE ANDERSON llns nu.1'z'e11x ln he Pleaxed ami' flvaxe. ill.-XRIAN P. .ANDERSON Honor Roll, Les Abeilles, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Lib1'a1'y Cadets. Something atfemfzted, .vowe- thiug done. CHARLES BAUER Stzlinp Club, Hang sorrowg care will kill a mt. Aim' tlzcrefare let me be merry. -, . x. ,- v .. A-ff AN iq fn 5 wx xy.- J: N iv X-f if A - H ERBERT AHLBERG Bird Club, Inside the Lines. He 1ze'z'er found the best too good. BERXICE C. :XNDERSON Il'el Conde she silte on hors mn! faire ryde. DONALD ANDERSON Courier Staff. lfVith lulal:e.v crnlle, HJ they were le-yzl in fre,v.ve. 3lARIAN iANDERSON Girl Reserves, Bird Club, l.ib1':n'y Cadets. Softly sfvnlve and sweetly smiled she. EMIZRSON ANGIER Noght a word E-pak he more then was nede. RIARIAN BENJAMIN In quiet she reposes. 5' .C ringing Page I9 JXNNA ELIZABETH BERG Honor Roll. And her cheek was glowing fresh- and fair. EVELYN L. BERGQUIST Golf iClub. Your strongest clzarms are na- tive innocenfe. ELEANOR BERNREUTHER Honor Roll, Girl Reserves, Johnson Rooter Club. So neat and fair and on ihe square. Aomn-tv BEIBIGHAUSER Stage Blanager '30, Gods of ihe lllountain, A Night in an Inu. llfhen joy and duty clash, Let duty go to snmslx. .-XDELAIDE E. BJORKLUNIJ Girl Reserves, Home Econom- ics Club, Bird Club. Ana' her modest answer mul graceful air Show her wise and good as she is fair. LORENCE BIORKLUND Honor Roll, Art Honor, N21- tional Honor Society, Vice- President Picket lClub '29, Pres- ident Spectrum Club '29, Gleam Staff, Maroon Staff, Bird Club, Student Council, Masquers Club, Squill and Quibble Club, P. T. A. County Fair. Behold the child among his new born blisses. GQ -.N N- 5--X, xr V, xxx , . feces-' ff S' fx. E' -- . :' I--.V 3, J' ,I ' 9'-T, B h 'A f' ,. ,Wine 'Bn -' 5 EVELYN M. BERGGREN Honor Roll, Courier Staff, Home Economics Club. Strong, tender, innocently wise. EVELYN BERLIN Stage Force, Puppet Club, Red Riding Hood, Lowe Malriizg Under Difficulty, Proposal Un- der Diflienlties, Stage Force Assembly '30, VVelcome Assem- bly '29. As brirnfnl of mischief and wit and glee As ever iz hiunon person can be. ELLA LoU1sE BETCHER Secretary Junior Class, Pres- ident Iohnson Rooter Club '29, Maroon Staff, Gleam Staff '30. Masquers, Picket Club, Squill and Quibble Club, G-.A.A., Stu- dent Council, Girl Reserves, Golf Club, Thanksgiving Assem- bly '29, VVelcome Assembly '30, Christmas Pageant, Golden I'hoeni,1'. I'll be merry, I'Il be free, I'll be sad for nobody. ELEANORE BINDER G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Glee Club, State Alto Solo '30. Her voice was lilce the noise the stars made when they song together. ELLIER BJORKLUND Vice President Sophomore Class, Courier Staff, Glee Club, Picket Club, Student Council. To liven in delyt was were his wane. IJOWELL BLAKE And born him wel, as of so litel space In hope to' stonden in his lady grace. Page 20 DORIS BLOMQUIST Honor Roll, National llonor Society, President Sopllonwre Class, Secretary-Trcnsurur Pun- pet Club, Treasurer Les Abeil- les, Gleam Staff, Courier Stall, Bird Club, Picket Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Glcc Club, Stage Force, Emfvcrafx Clt1ll1L'.V. Skilled in all yozrtlzfzzl .rjwrtx and fasfinzes. GLAIJYS Boom. New Broouzs, Emperofs Clothes. R I ll'hat llaffvcnx is 5llf'fV0.TL'tl to JU. Sa 1za!h1'ng crcr' lmthczzv nm. JOHN XV. I3osI Les Abeilles. I do loathe e.rplam1tim1.v. CLIFFORD M. Biuclciz And sure he Trax a Hum of 1Im:hlr: might. M ARION RUTH BRANITT Home liconomics Club, Girl Reserves. Ana' ever ax .vlle incur, hw' t0Ir1Ig flzd tI'all.'v. SINGHILII l3I:oxI.xN I Vice Vrcsirlcnt llomc lCcmIoIII- ics Club, 'l'I'easurcr johnson Rooter Club. Girl Reserves, Library Kziflcts. l.aI1glI4'Il with hw' ziwx ax .vlze llxfvllrll. L, x -X ix ELEANOR BLOOM Honor Roll, Library Cadets, Girl Reserves, Johnson Rooter Club, Masquers Club, Inside the Lihex. llly book and heart shall never fart. LENORI: BoI.I1r Secretary G. A. A. '29, Pres- ident G. A. A, '30-'31, Secre- tary Girl Reserves '50, llead Usher '30-31, Secretary Senior Class, Maroon Staff, Picket Club, The Doctor' In Spite Of Hirrzxvlf. Gods of the Jlou1ztain.r, .fl Party at Palm Beach, The Violin Maker of Cremona, The Golden Plzoerzir, P. T. A. County lfair, 'all' Assembly, XVelcome Assem- bly, Maroon Assembly. Eyes like tie'inlrlz'rzg stars in everxizzg clear, In lzer clzcehes, roses oft af'- fear. 1lOLLIE C. BossARn ll'h0 1 lea.vIH'e gives, shall joy 1'C'L'L'lT'L'. JOSEPHINE BRANCA llflitll a smile, that danced in ller eyes, as the sun beams. EDITH F. BREITKRENU Honor Roll, Courier Stall. G. A. A., Colf Club. Stzunp Club. For l'I'e spoke 'lil Illll llry es a real grafren izfzage. CH.xRLEs H. Ruowx Hi-Y. Ilasquers Club. Gulf Club, Picket Club. llrisketbwll Team '30, SNYlIllHlll'lfZ Terun 'ZU. 4'C771F77IlJUl' il. ll hen mice I learn a thing I The tranlwle is zvifh thu ours e ' rs -il i 4121 E3 , 'f f e , . 'Y ,YY . If 5525: En, X 23122 ' ., 45.133 'Ni' jg, . Q zwrzsvi -Q, w. M-I 3 1 .-Lf ' 12 I, ,.ff: 'rmaq free ,fwfzxft - A2 .4, r pu f,r 1 fl-' V ,' I 3 , I 1 I 5 II 5 V 4 u Page Q4 ,W f D.. 'f .ff L . l of fl . N' . K.: gifs? ne. ......,,-L +--s. l GEORGE C. BROWN Courier Staff. I hate definitions. EDWVARD BRUDER Hi-Y. A bettre felawe shalde vnen noglit rinde. GRACE BRUELS Honor Roll, Girl Reserves, Bird Club. Her locks are tinest gold on ground. ARIEL L. BRUNZELL Honor Roll, Home Economics Club. Witli the ll6f11'tJS sunshine in her features. HELEN MAE CARLIN Courier Staff, Girl Reserves, Emp eror's Clothes, Christmas Pageant. Yonr locks are like the raven. FERN V. CARLSON Music Honor, Secretary Stu- dent Council, President Girl Re- serves, Einperoris Clothes, The Harvext. And fresh yonng lip, and cheek, and brow. iv L '-4' f f- W .1 ' ,A B . L 1 if , msgstr 1. f t 4.85 uf . rla - , 'I ftifil j NIILDRED L. BROWNE Courier Staff, Les Abeilles. Oh, whistle, and I'll corne to yon my lad. JOSEPHINE C. BRUDZINSKI Girl Reserves, Violin Ensern- ble, Bird Club, Home Economics Club. Happy the snow-locked homes 'wherein . A She tnned her merry violin. HENRY B. BRUNSON Radio Club, The Eniperoriv Clothes. Patience, and faith, and toil, he knew. ROLAND D. BURKE President Hi-Y, Courier Staff, Squill and Quibble Club, Stu- dent -Council. P. T. A. County Fair, Swimming Team '30, Be the labor great or small, Do it well or not at all. X A WX A ORIS E. CARLSON Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Gleanl Staff, Girl Re- serves, Puppet Club, G. A. A., Stage Force. PVhat'.r a nianfr reward for all his toil and care, Bnt one, a female friend's endearing sniile. HOBIER D. CARLSON Courier Staff, Gleam Staff. Actions speak londer than words. Page 22 , RALPH A. CARLSON Orchestra, Band. He kepte his pacieut ful greet del. GRACE CASH MAN Slze's so true in heart and mind. OLIVE M. CHRISTENSEN Valedictorian, National Honor Society. President Les Abeilles '30, Editor Maroon, Courier Staff, Student Council '30, Girl Reserves, Round Table of M. E. A. Convention. La Surprise d' Isidore. True worth is in being, not seeming. JOSEPH S. COLE Honor Roll, Treasurer Nation- al Honor Society, Vice-President Junior Class, Courier Staff. Picket Club, Hi-Y, Football :Team '29-'30, Basketball Team 30. To 'wash the cups and saucers And brush the crumbs array. RIARGARET KXNN DARMODY Pure and honest and of good refute. LENORE M. DICKHUDT Library Cadets. Young, and guy, and laughing creature. .At Isl X RUSSELL D. CARLS1-ROM Hi-Y. Au-ay with weary cares and lllCl1ZL'.S'. JOHN E. CEDARHOLM Picket Club, Hi-Y, Golf Club, Student Council, Golf Team '28, '29, '3o. The best golfer on our green. DOLORPIS OLIVETTE COE Courier Staff, Girl Reserves, Golf Club, Johnson Rooter Club. Glad, contented, free, and fearless. DORO1'IIY A. DANIELSON Honor Roll, Gleam Stall, Girl Reserves. Masquers Club, John' son Romer Club, Christmas As- sembly, Inside the Lines. Eyes ,Qlazl with smiles. DOIXIINICK L. DEGIUSTI -Gaily the troubador touched his guitar. HARVEY L. DITTMAN Honor Roll, Typo Quad Club. Gentle, and meek, and lowly. liniitgifi-IU , Y ffl-,AT F .L - V V il- ' geifrw' 1.'g' ,v17f- Qin-v-rv-1d - r x-I -'ipdij he-. ..Q A... .5 5.-, V 'Ania-5 Us IU! ff h!1'll!x 'f lv 'F UQ?--:i5A:'xXXei.eX4--..-, Page 23 XFX ffl? EXIT MAXINE M. DOPKINS Honor Roll. Her mingd adorned with vir- tues nzamfold. WL3 Xu, .X- CNIHERINE T. l.7OUGHER'l'Y llunur Roll, Picket Club, Baud, Ilan' way fs fIL'z1sa11t,' Har smile ix gold. 1 Y , EDNA E. L. EDWARDS VIVIAN E. EDGREN ' . E . I . l Glue Club. , .1Ei'ery mold her locks is bmd- Fdimful to hm, lmsousy. . Hg' lfuiflzful to her fricnzds. LAUR1-:NCE WV., EDYYARD? DONALD A. EHRLER I, ILLCIYFYI. Team 231 291 30' He Iorcd cllivalrye, 'ase 3 emll' Trouflxo and lzouour, fredom, fi411d, certemly, he was a good and c1n'!iv.vyc. e awe. JOHN G. ELMQUIST FREDERICK . EISFELDER Zxrm-.mn staff, Hi-V, Mas- O 1. ,JI M M quers Club. Golf Club, Glee I lil Us fffmfff 'U A-HS cf mmm Club. Foothzlll Team, Violin Mal:- Cng le' cr' of CITIIIOIIU, Inside the Lines. Sivzgingf: lm 'zL'u.v, or floyfinge ai thc day. VVILLIAM A' EMERSON ERMICSTRUIJE E. ENGSON Honor Roll, National Honor llonm' Roll, Biatnonal Allonor Society, President Masquers Sflffefy QMHIOUU Staff, QU1 RC' Cluhy gleam Staff, CIBC Club, seues. Cf. AQA., Home Econom- Thanksgiving Pla... ISYS Club. lnrd Club, Lxhrary W, IV. H 'T Ie 'arms Qaglcts. Lsher, P. T. A. County and llgl' U' MHP 'U' l'au', Maroon Assembly, NIH. . Jlodcsf, ami sznzple, and sweet. .XRTHUR G. ERICKSON RIARCELLA ERET Clczuu Stallf, Swimming Team, G. A. A. Golf Club. HJ - 1:ai,,,1,ai,,ed' ,a3,,,,,c.eyL,d, with 'Tix clzfrmctcr' that -umlees the delicate Snxofz corvzplcxiozz. WWI- . 'Y ,Jr M12 -4 -.N 32,9 Q Y, -we ' -yah .1 , 7 Q N Qt, frffk fy. P fa5j fE,G:5?g3w' K 41-A 'guy , s' .Qli..,t5l.2..l:..,.11Tf.-.Gi2fg. ew, -4..,.g,s..QSz..l .,,. SW, J..:f,,.-.,., aQ'.i?Q.W.-5f!i'ff-3? V'-1-em. ,,.-,,..f NVE 1? 1 V 7,:.4-ef-34 5,-??my?,3, -,s-1,..,.3.1T??'.3-ft: T.5.:?g.: Fil ? . . ' T. eto. 3 ,Sf.: 11s:PL.:i.:1Q-E.s4.i.i....f,.....' '4:IQ:.x2-..fU.t. y . . ., Page 24 Team. Fill long crcrz' his lrggx will ful lane. E.XRLE S. FREEBERG Typo-Quad Club, lfootlmll Team. Ther to he strong was as n Clmmpz'01r1z. l Y l He 7:2115 a man of fmlrlc will X x sf CLIFFORD L. Erucicsox Honor Roll, Short of stature lie mis, but strongly built and allzlctir, EVELYN I. ERICKSON Slze's lzzzppy the :vlmlc day fll7'01f!gll. RUTH A. ERICKSON . 1 Her spirit spreads smzxllillc. XVILBERT H. FALK Glee Club, Hurz'cst Cuzxtutu. Enzfverorls Clotlxcs, llaskctlmll ll ALTON I. FRITZE Football 'FCZIIII '50. g6'llCl'0llS llf1llll'L'. EMU. G. ERICKSON .fllwuyx ready and willing. HARRY L. ERICKSON Courier Staff. Sfemly, .S'll'0lgllff0l l1JlZ7'Cll, and sfrang. GUNNVOR M. FALK llonor Roll, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Johnson Rooter Club, Parallel Bar Team. .-is merry as the day is long. FRANK P, FARRELL Vice-President Sophomore Class, Ili-Y, Picket Club, Football Team. ,-1 lzcftrr fclafwe slzolde men 'llllglll fylzilv. ERNESTINE E. FREED llonor Roll, Girl Reserves, Iolmsou Rooter Club, G. A. A., Student Council, Christmas As- sembly. Fair :ms she to behold, that 'llldlirllfll of scrcnfcrn szmlmers. DOROTH Y E. FRYE G. A. A. ll'i.m'ouz ix to the soul :rlml lzunltlx is to thc body. ff .1 ' . 521 . 3 f , N , A 0 fe if A f ' - ' f f fx. Q A ., 5 . . . , , - Ar cafe' Q 2. J - . - ? '1' dow- ,, .-.Liu - .L -.-.,,,,, ,x.5,-,,,,.l.- Geri.-gif-Wie.-?f'f P:-., :wh fl- s-1f':f.rNf'fs'i:z.Q W rms.. f 13?-oi-5-235-Aix-.1l322.w!rff-T12r'? :5f.5,.Lf'41J,2s:.:11.Q.LJ.42,?45':g1,.ris:p3-jhaj,,i3gg3e--rm:j.g:.m..-..-, ,z,z.4.2::9s3ff -H Jif:1.:.1 'A--no-1--A-if-4:--2. , if-' -12:-4:29 ew Page 25 W , ,V N- . ' Q fr' ffl X v 1 R715 ,, n-. .J ,six A Ls. fi CLIFFORD FRYKHOLM Honor Roll, Stage Force' Gleam Staff. A Blushing is the color of mi'- tile. CATHERINE GALLAGHER Girl Reserves. Necxer idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. GIERTRUDE GLAUNER Picket Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club. Always thoughtful and kind and niitroitbled. . I xl J JUNE H. GRATES Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Em- perofs Clothes. A winning 'and a pleasant smile. CLARENCE I. GREEN String of Jade' Beads, Tumbl- ing Team. Who is niatchlcss among you 0 for wit. st x' Q ww LUELLA F. GREENE G. A. A., Library Cadets, Girl Reserves. Lifels' care ni-ay she o'er step it half. cflidd. . Cl. MILO GABRIEL Hardy he was, and 'wys to undertolre. GERALD H. GEHEREN Hi-Y, Picket Club His eyen twinkled in his head ariglzt. HELEN GLAUNER Picket Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Golf Club, Kind and true and faithful in all things. u 4 1 JEROME F. GRAY Actions speak louder than words. DOROTHE H. GREEN Honor Roll. I .wish I knew the good of wishing. CLARENCE GULICKSRUD Viiflnons and wise he was. Page 26 Y ,-,L,, .H , ,,.,n, Y, H 1 lXlARTHA GUSTAFSON llonor Roll. Discreet slzc was mul of great rc:'erence. EDITH C. HrXLLETT Les .Xbi-illes. Tlzeu slmll liar .fIHl.flllllL' all our dcptlzs inxrmlv. .ASTRID M. l'lANSEN Secretary Home Economics Club, Johnson Rooter Club, Girl Reserves. Her seal and L'f7g'Cl'lIC.S.S' none seconded. DOROTHY M. HANsEN Home Economics Club, Girl Rc- serves, Tllanksgiving Assembly. .Slre is l1l'Zi'flj'S limglzing. BIARION ll. llARMS Honor Roll, Glee Club, Christ- mas Pageant, Clmristmzxs Assem- bly. Patient, courageous, and kind. CL.xRI3Nc'E J. HIAUGE 'Vice-President S 0 p h o m O r e Class, Hi-Y, Glee Club, Footf ball Team. Early to bed and early to rise lllakes a man healthy, wealthy and wise. -1 f r1v! I fd - J NORMAN GUSTAFSON Y Music llonor, Maroon Staff, lilee Club, QHi-Y, Picket Club, llarffst Cantata, Emjverorls Clotlzcx. .-lull over lmnoured for lzis zL'oVtlzz11ess. l1lERBERT HIALLGREN .Yot only good, but good for somullzing. AL'oUsT J. HANSEN Of rirtzzes lznth he many more. LOUIS M. HANsEN llonor Roll, National Honor Society, Treasurer Spectrum Club '29-'30, Courier Staff, Gleani Staff. llaroon Staff. Mrisf quers Club, Long Uistuzzre, The Poi Boiler, Inside the Lines. In his earnest voice, recital! many nz fuge of poetry. :EILEEX K. ll.-XRRIS Johnson Rooter Club. 1'lmsm1t to me are tlzy con- f'c1',vc, iliy uwzys. DORTHE J. HIAUGE Honor Roll. Tlzu smile that 'w1'11s, flze :vit tl1 at glazes. gg . ' 5 ' H. '.. , il. A' v 9:5 A 'agus Y 6' . M .- . ff3.'1 ',, !?L, I A H - I' .f ., fl 1 - , .IU , .1 .. . ,, , ,,, ' 5: 7 ' A fi L, , Lv . up . , .gig ' 53-I R'9'LE 'THX' 'wa' . A f .- W f' ' f - Il i, 'J' 7 - JV 'wwf T,-2 4 , f'1Es w F S' ' L .11 1 C, if 2 .i?'!E - ': ' p1':'x5j.,5 'f,rs? . . - ' w, - ' 1, . 'W fPP f- 9-Iii. 1 , f1lx3tJ?:igf?5'fl'fEj,, 3i?'lw'Q -:fli p -. V. f .1-qvf'-Efzifjswf v 11l 9 i32??'lw?f'7'f:gf ' ' -W Y' I' ' ' W ff' -.5 -, . -. -R . 5 11.1 vii Q , 1. L. .P+-.. '?i?f . 1:-r 'i'T,,'- film - 1 Q '- QM 'Citi V, WT , I. l'f:'ifL':-: if-Jf6f1:5favsf'5::..er':. f-is-s -, f -6,,.,,t,..y?a-s1.sfi,f?gi Mfg.. ws- - a Page 27 VEIQNON HECKLIAN Courier Staff. JI folly, lzaffry, good fUll0ii'. NVILBERT HEDBIQRG 'llrcasurer Spectrum Club, Ma- roon Staff, Swimming Team. llc has many good friends lmuizisc lic is xo jolly. INEZ llicmiliixsox Girl Resirves, l?1u.c.vi1zgs un 1716, little maid. lxlAY llOELZLE 'klzisqucrs Club, Picket Club, fi. A, ,X., S1YCCfl'L1lTl Club, Palm Ifviirli. l,nt'r? is like a ilissiricss lt zvinna let a from' body Gang ulimit his bisiizcxs. ,'Xl.YK'Ii K l. IIOLMBERG llonor Roll, National Honor Society, Secretary Sophomore flziss, Secretary Tlircl Club, Secretary Les Abeilles, Presiclcnt -lolinson Rooter Club, Maroon Stzill, :Wicket Club, Girll Ric- scrvcs, Student Council, Home liconoinics Club. 'Library Cadets, Usher, M. li. A. Round Table, State lligli School Press Conven- tion, Maroon Asscmbly, La .Sllll'l l'1..YC if Isidore. .-I cliarziziug, rvixzsouze maid. ERNEST HOLMES .fl gcnziiizc seeker' offer l:110':c'l- rilgr. Page 28 EUGENE .HIZDBERG llonor Roll Vice-President llird Club, ,National Honor Society, Student Council. fglffllfll in tilozlglzts llc .wc'iJ11'1l. l'lEDNVlG HEL3IIN.Xli Girl Reserves. Clicerfzll and smiling. LAUREL l'lINC'H 1 Treasurei' Johnson Rooter Club, Lnrl Reserves. 1-I girl ivlzo is a slifkvr Iliruuglz ilnvl' and tllili. XORMA HOFF M A N Courier Staff, Home liconom- ics Club, Girl Reserves, lilee Club. Camp Fire Girls, lliijvput Club. Hur-2'0sf, En1prr'ur'x Clotlics, Christmas llngcrint, fliristnias Assembly. O, umiil of rang, lvlnmn on izml lllllkf' f0i'Ur'cr flu' fzswwlil Hmm' fuzz' and .ir:'4'v!, BETTY lqOLMES Johnson Rooter Club. .'I 1za:'vr failing fVz'vml ix xlzf. llEL1-:N llOLxis'r1:oM li. A. ,X., Home liconoinics. ll'iz'l1 liizfgliilzg Dye.: of lvlzir. -' 1 s A. lKENNETH HONEBRINKxx fliclitoi' Gleam, Hi-Y, Picket Club, Squill and Quibble, Swim- ming Team., . He lmx ll true'.roHl for field, river, and wood. in him. GLAUYS HUGH!-is President Puppet Club, Bird Club, lleleome Assembly, Puppet .-issemlzly. lfbllrere did you get your eyes so blue? SYEVIA IVERSON Honor Roll, Student Couneil, Girl Reserves, Glee Club, The I-Inr:,'e.rt, Iimpcrofs Clorlws. Curteys .rlle mms, lovely, and scrvieable. XVILLIABI JEFFREY Les Abeilles, Picket Cub, Golf Club, Ili,Y, Stage Manager, Band. Heil sparked it rritlz full twenty gals. VIRGINIA P. JENSEN Treasurer Picket Club, Na- tional llonor Society, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Masquers Club, Glee Club, Golf Club, Student Council, Thanksgiving Assem- bly, P. T. A. County Fair, Na- tional High School Chorus, The Harwnrt, Emfverorlr Clullzex, Palm Beach, String of Jade Beads. Olz! Hfillys! Now I l1r1r'e learn- ed a new daunec. .-XI.1c'E RIAY JOH NSON Home Economies Club, Girl Reserves. Her hair is like the .sunny beam, X l-. JLL or Ei,1z.xBErH HOUSTON Vice-President G. A. A., Treasurer junior Class, Golf Club, Usher, Maroon Staff, Maroon Assembly. .Yefvr amitx fm ofrportxmify to do a good clcea' or be cl good friend. STILXYERTH IHLE Courier Staff, Football Team. Calm ax jmtiente f1Iauct's gleam. LEONARD A. JAMBOR Dramatic llonor, President Masquers Club, Picket Club, Operetta, Thanksgiving Assem- bly, Inside the Lines, New Brooms. .Yowlzcre .co busy a- man as he there 1ze:'cr was. XIARLYS XY. JENSEN Vice-President Girl Reserves, Secretary Picket Club, Yiee-Prcs- ident Typo Quad, Masquers Club, G. A. A., Usher, Palm Beach, Christmas Assembly, In- side the Liner. For what size saith, ye may il trust, as it by writing seal- ed irere. DORA E. JENSEN Golf Club, Johnson Rooter Club, Home Economics Club, G. A. A. A .vffarklc in her eye and a flush in her cheek. .-XVDREY L. JOHNSON Typo Quad. They who from study flee, Live long and merrily. g I 4 . inane ,R S f . E ry . ,P .-. . 'f . fi fl .W Page 29 DORIS LAVERNE JOHNSON Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Dramatic Honors, Associate Editor Gleani, Student Council, Masquers Club, Picket Club, Squill and' Quibble Club, Thanksgiving Assembly, Christ- mas Assembly, Stolen Fruit, The Pot Boiler, Golden Plmeuix, Iri- xide the Lines. Her pleasure lay in her parser to rlzarm. ELMER JOHNSON Ana' of his fort ax nzeeh as 15 a maid. GERTRUDE V. JOHNSON T00 cmzhflirzg little maid. GORDON A. JOHNSON Hockey Team. In the right flare ix hi.: heart, and his hanzl is ready mul will ing. HARRIET LAVERNE JOHNSON Johnson Rooter Club, Gulf Club. - You teach us haw to smile at time. RIARJORIE JOHNSON President Spectrum Club '30- '3l, Treasurer Les Abeilles '29f '30, Treasurer Girl Reserves '30- '31, Gleam Staff, Masque-rs Club, Squill and Quibble Club, Glee Club, Picket Club, Christe mas Pageant, The Harvest, Em- f7!27'07 'S Clothes. She painted beautiful fantas- . H ,JOAN CA CX. fic joys. me S I J, S , , ,, lIlll'l'll. - 2, My-,ggw -' -. idx 'H ' 'iii'-,f-'LW' 'o 7. 'A ,jim Z ' ETL vi- C - L 'A I V ?- 3 .E 'QQ EARI, K. JOHNSON Glce Club, The Harvest, Em- frer'or s Clothes. His .vtudions coznztenaiice doth the rest of 115 flZSfJlAl'Z. ESTHER MARIE JOHNSON Honor Roll. Thy modesty is a candle to thy virfzre. GLADYS E. JOHNSON Tlcmor Roll, Vice-President Les Abeilles '29-30, Maroon Staff, Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club, M, E. A, Round Table. Illmlexty often hides great merit. fiKAt'E BIARION JOHNSON G. A. A., Girl Reserves. If pearls, her teeth be pearls, Imth fvnrc and round. BIARIE A. JOHNSON Secretary and Treasurer Pup- pet Club, Home Economics Club, P. T. A. County Fair '29- '30, Vlleleolue Assembly '29-'30, Stage Force Assistant. -Mfith steps -as light as summer air. BIARYIN VICTOR JOHNSON Treasurer Bird Club. liroafl in sllaulders, deep rlzrxrturl, with nzzzsfles and .smews of 1l'0ll. Page 30 ROBERT W. JOHNSON Picket Club, Hi-Y, Basketball Team, Tennis Team. He dances like an angel. DELOR1s JONES Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Treasurer Library Cadets '30, President Library Cadets '31, Maroon Staff, Gleam Staff, Masquers Club, Golf Club '29, Accompzmist Boys' Glee Club, Golden Phoenix, Good Medicine. Calm, cool, and collected. Surely she will rise in the world. ELLEN ICATHLEEN KADAS Glee Club, Bird Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Johnson Root- er lClu-h '30, Library Cadets, High School Music Contest '30. If ivory, her forehead it'0ry zum-11. IQEN NETH G. IKAUFMANN Les Abeilles, Student Council, Bird Club. Chaxe mv, girls, I'nz full of fun. BIAK KERISKI Band, Squill and Quibble Club, Glee Club, Student Council, Christmas Pageant, Gods of the IlJ0!llIfI1lI!. Heir as .rqlmre as can be, Yet We altuuys 'avant him 7l'0!K1lll. JAMES IQIBIBALL 1'resident Bird Club, Thanks! giving Assembly, Swimming Teanl. True politeness is to do and say The L'in1lz'.rf fllillg in the kind- ext zany. N , . fr- ,f' -N Q., X.. .hi lg! '-. A 1 ROGER O. JOHNSON Knows what he lcfzozrs when he know: it. HELEN JUNEK llonor Roll, Glee Club, Em- fcrorhr Clotlxvs, The Hm'1'est. She is gentle, faitlzfnl, truly kiizd. DOROTHY S. IQASE Secretary Johnson Rooter Club '30, Vice-President Johnson Rooter Club '31, Puppet Club, Home Economics Club, Stage Force, Girl Reserves, P. T. A. County Fair, NVe1come Assembly, Library Cadets, Snowhite and Drvarfs. The wildest inanncr and the guntlext heart. EUNICE ICELLER Spectrum Club '30-'31, Golf Club '29, G. A. A. '28-'29-'30, Cznnpnre '29. The sun .rlzozrn in her golden hair. DOROTHY A. IQETTLESON li. A. .X., Girl Reserves, Joline sun Rooter Club. Her lvest frieurls like her 112- razrxr' .rhf r .Yu YVIIU. lm-:NE liING llnnor Roll, Cleam Staff- Il. A. A., Girl Reserves, Bird Club. Nan delights me not. .J-N -' ' ii 1:Ynl,, h!loll ,, f' A .L Lf-:?:-'33, .-., -f1,.j:!.i, 1'5'g,--fi 5 D.,-Epi ,V 'al 5 I'-5 ff ma r - . '-fl-.T-in-'eff-f'1f, sA .s .sS .f...s. 3 ' Page 31' ROBERT VV. KLAINHAMMER Glee Club. Wlieii yoifffe work to' do, D0 it with a will. xv x. Cz, TSWEEORGE. IQNOLL jrelasurer Qeuior Class, Trea- surepjHi-Y,y'Bivd Club, Inside the Lines. 'U ,Q Thou rgealeexlvt wiser than than art ware of. M URIEL KRAEMER Honor Roll. Full of grzzciolls yeiith, and heuuty still. EDXVARD C. KRON Hi-Y, Football Team, Basket- ball Team. He 'was six font 01771-HH, A I, Clear grit an' lllfllllllll 11al1u . KENNETH VV. LARSON Glee Club, Hi-Y, Inside the Lines. Short but .T1iaf211y. LUCILLE A. LARSON G. A. A. Wixdom is better than rabies. -M ,-.- -..R ,, ,. , X, ,We - , -A N 1-.1 1' . VT. life' XX., 'W ,J 43, .gy VlOI.ET M. IQNAPP Maroon Staff, Masquers Club, Girl Reserves, Les Abeilles, Johnson Rooter Club, G. A. A., Glee Club, Thanksgiving As- sembly '29, Rlasqucrs Assembly '30, Harvest Cantata, Enipe1'or's Clothes, bl. E. A. Round Table, State High School Press Con- vention, Vllelcome Assembly '30, Maroon Assembly, Golden Phoe- nix, La Surprise d' Isidore, Iu- side the Lines. And ful fvlesuiizt, and amiable of port. EUGENE KOTOSKI Swimming Team, Football Team. He iwffere yet no' zfileinye ne xayde. GRACE I. KR1XUSERT Honor Roll, Maroon Staff, Gleam Staff, Girl Reserves, Christmas Pageant. A llflith the dew on thy gracians golden hair. DOROTHY BTAY LARES Girl Reserves, Bird Club, G. A. A. Virtue the chief: This men and angels prize. L1NNEA M. LARSON I Honor Roll, Home liconomrcs Club. V She was so cliaritnlale and so ffitans. AIARY ELIZABETH LEE A penny for your thoughts. at 5: 37 , T'-' 'L . -v K , Ph-V ' V 1' 1, A 'f , j V , Y ihvzg 't Q , ' . '. Af un Q. -- A I... 1 -. 1 - 11. 5 r . lfa V av I 5 .. rv. , , K... Y ,, . A no A. . , A 'N' .A - R., , . if A , , , . ,- mv ,- ' x S- ak , Q4 ' H ,U 1 A L ff r wrz- p l 1 gfgf::,,3e 3.3, -QA, ,Ma-,,,,,,. , ,l ,, -., .Q .,, , , ,1 ,1,.. A , N,-. , , , 1f.gff. f-H 1.v,'w'4.L'-'H :ws tv-: .:--as-'NXf9M'24'f4 Avis ',dw-FennelO f'1::4'i4-iw:. JJ- :Uni-1?--f J f5'9A'? WWE' 1 1vf'5 '2 'ffJ'--2 wt--L,.', 5'g:'0m'ls-,'f'.g ffliwrv -- -W ,,1.,3LJwd'-1 fl.--.-.'.-H ' ' ,,,.g:,vg-ff? -M. l.w3vag,p.f.1 A, ?q,1-,f:rwf.f,.-.sz-.-A-e?a'sfff 1 S .Q , 2 - o,f1',L 10- - .-1--.11 1-f m ire. Q z-. ff ,. gf,gq,. .1,,,:.'1,g .,,1.,.t.w,1 are 7 if reef-',.',, :A u-gg: If-:'.ig-:ir .ffies-1'-u f:ff, p7f M2-as .f:,uwWs1-f,':ayf',-.ggvzi-1gsv2L'm,.a-'f.,-.,liar 3,...,,,:,,-,V A- 4,Zf-,f-rg.-,E f,?,g,,,r5,:.,,.g-.1:s.g . v-,,y,:',j -7, ga-1.1-,v .A..5,. ,ff fsa- 3 J, ..111-zqsslnfQ..-,f,1.::,q..g,k..! -sa ,, -. ,gr 3 7 TA: ,gl.5.,,l,f , Page 32 Louis L. Lvzslcv 111111 Limb. L1111g11 flllli 1110 11'o1'111 I1111g11.s' 111111 j'0I!. ROBERT G. LlNDEBERG Ilirfl Club, Swimming Team. .-1 I11'H1'1' 1'11:'1'1'11 1111111 was 1111 71'111'1'1' 11111112 EL.XINE C. LINDGREN fl 11111'ct x111i1c Played 11111111111 11111 11111. M,x111:.x111a'1- LINUQUIST Hy 11131 1:11111111'1' 1111111 r1'11z111'.v1' 11111113' 111'111'f.v. Doieorux' ll. LISEC 'Tis 111'tf1'r to 11111g11 1111111 111 EARL E. LORD llziml, Football Team. fllrn 111111 1110110115 111-0 11111 k111111'. fry. '11 fo -- v. 1111.53-. ICQ' Q? X.- F111111-:NC12 A. LICK Les Abeilles, llll1'lSU'llZ1S Page- ant. T110 only 1111131 ffl 1111110 ll fricml is to 111' 111111. lllARGARl'IT L1N111:cR.xN'rz Liberty Ilonor, Honor Roll, Na- tional llonor Society, Secretary Girl Reserves '29-'30, Vice-Pres iclcnt llir1l Club '29, Maroon Staff, xlZlSf1llCl'S Club, Picket Club. G. .X. .X., Glee Club, Stu- dent Council, llaud, H111'1'c5t Cdllfllfll, li111f11'1'111 s Cl01111's, 51111611 lf1'111't, l'111111 Bc11r11, Cf0111Ull P11111'11i.r. llrmfl Concert '29, State High School Chorus. llasquers' Benebt l,fL1llL1CllOll '30. C711 1717I7k.Y 111111 11'.111'111'11g .9110 is .vj11'111. NIILDREIJ E. L1N11c1z1-:N Honor Roll, Courier Staff, Typo Quad, l.ibr:1ry Cfzulcts. S111' 211115 l11'I117'c11 by allies- 1'1'1'1111.'j' 113' 11116. ll.x111Q.x1112T L1N11QU1sT 01111 I11111g 111 11 f1'1111', .11111 111111 1111111' 11-1'1l. ,'XRN111.11 E. LOE Courier Stuff, Glee Club, Squill and Quibble Club, Har- :'1'xt C11111a!11. .-11111 f1'1111dc1'1,x' 111'11':'111'1', 111111 grmrt of st1'c11g1l11.'. ELEANOR M. il..l,'NIll-ZEN llonor Roll. A7111 111111 31711112 Iikv .v1111511i11e 111171 11110 171111131 11 51111111111 111'111'1. fr,,,,-- . if 'X 11,1 V1 N , A , .,ln 111114, df gig, , 11,n,g,:,j - A?-1.-1 : 4.1214-.151 1-31 -H . fe ,, 11? E-if 11 11 V 1 LL 11!'.1.,,y:,x,,xx e,. y .. '1 1-1-1' 1.5, 1 , .-,. -Y.- -1-- +f - ' 5 ,, ,eu - ff::sff+ff11fiani'e12.'-f .2ff1'1,- . .11 1 1 . 515- -. ,.,,,, . , :.,g..-g-71,:-:i 1511--- f1'+-- ' 1 1. 'J ' ' Page 3 T i -T ' 'A : T -173 F1510-.lv..3.52.3efzf.'2w , ,L ..,,.,L, . 1,..5,X:f,+,-,,.v, ,..,.1.ff1. In N. A , 'Fx 5 'fl' 4 is-4 bi by 1 ltr. i 1 x J ,B 'YQ on DEAN LUNDHOLM Ili-Y, Basketball Team. A man of letters, 77ZUll'l1C!'.f, morrlls, ffarts. HELEN EL1zABETH MCGAHN Girl Reserves, :lOllIlSOll Rooter Club. It must be so-fliozr rcasonest well. STELLA L. RIALMQCIST President Puppet Club, G. A. A. Her fare more Elem' than clzristall glnsse. FLORENCE TXNN 1l.XYER llonor Roll. Her' flL'!'5CI'L'l'l1VlL'U :fill Hlllklf lrcr sxlcrcssfzrl. FLORENCE B. BIIERCEREAU Sae bomzily slle 'Ii'0lIf to sing. DOROTHY M. M ICH ELS Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Maroon StaPE, Girl Rc- serves, Les Abeilles, P. T. A. County Fair '29, Round Table at M. E. A. Convention, State Press Convention '30, Maroon Assembly, French Assembly. Whafs 'work for some, for her is playf She knows her lessons every day. ii .-A-v,,'f'? by-,Qi iq? V 'iffy ' rw ,ai T. Nia CA 1 A- , .. . , ,N ,f. 'E5. ei 1.2 1 ' QL, . ,, -,.' 41 s . it .wen if Y LESTER BICTALLIFFE Sz'l1lzt'art and stately in form 'mls tlze man. ETHEL MAE BI.-XHLER A song on lzer lips And a smile in lzer eyes. L. BERNTCE BIARTY G. A. A. A girl of pleasing personality. THEREsA C. RIELCOCK Honor Roll. True blue and not a tlling slle ran 't lla. GRLANDA TXIESSERLI Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Maroon Staff, Les Abeilles, Treasurer Library Cad- cts, Iolinson Rooter Club, French Assembly, Christmas AS- sembly. A couzbiazation of work and f!K1'l,' Orly is a friend of everyone. H.XRRH' S. BIOSEBROOK I.-S. Play, Liberty Honor, President Student Council, Vice- President Masquers Club, Ma- roon Staff, Picket Club, Maroon Assembly, Long Distance, Gold- en Phoenix. Fnl lozzde he sings, Come lziller, love, to me. -1 A --.,,..,., ...LW . .. ..,...,.?. .... cs ,.. .saw-...s,.,.,.,, N. Page 34 EDWARD MUELLER Honor Roll. A modest lHll1.YSlIllllllZ chaf1,' we like him all the more for that. DOROTHY MARIE NADEAU Hir gretteste oath was but by Seynt Loy. LUCILLE NELSON G. A. A., Home Economics Club. Her manner was ever sweet and harmonious. ROBERT NELSON Courier Staff. Qnietness personified. ELSA BIARIE NENNVMTAN Girl Reserves, Les Abeilles, Library Cadets. And a song, from beginning to end I found again in the heart of a friend. BORGE V. NIEI,SEN He 'was a 'valiant youth, and his face, like the face of the n f 'C ---. ,fe X tix -Q VX 1- Lxfx ,J AA he X ,J A K -h - 1. -.. - fff Of' STEXVART RICHARD MULXVEY The graceful flow of boyho0d's .soft and wavy hair. EDXVIN NEIASON lVlio's the Janie to everyovie, and has a smile for all. BIARGARET S. NELSON Les Abeilles. Her sweetness would hide her faults of faults she had. DOLORES R, NEC MEISTER Courier Staff, G. A. A., Home Economics Club, Iolmson Rooter Club. Combination, books and fun, Sl1e': a friend of c:'er3'one. ELEANOR BIEVVSTRAND Girl Reserves, G. A. A. Her eyes, two beamlets from the moon. NATALIA NOBLE Secretary Home Economics Club '28, blhe does as she would he done morning. 113'- ,wa---.,, . Ill .I ,L . Q e, I , 1 e.1g.lf '7 N l I' ' V Av 'NV , -- A l ' 1 .IL 'ff I . -. . -I I l. ,f R . ' 1 , A , l 5,5-9f..,.,,1,-.. , ,L fc ...I-.fL,,,., ...2..zf....g . '1.,,,:v in A L .- P :F-311111 'Inf -r v: ,' :- 1- 207.5--'.'1'iE 5f ?:'!f Lmfag..2-12,-mf-I:f-f'cei.:: 1bfv-JQ' cpm- fee:-na-as-41 if nm. .. -. .f .e....- - ..-f- , R.-zlrffa fre: 12121 sf J -53 an-. . '-f :rl '- :iff fee C f -1 1 34 wr Angelica-'5Qf ' 525 fag .1 L.-fgazezg ig ' L ,. -,ft.faq'-:fig.?::'a1::yQ,a'g-,I25-..f-:w.g::-'-:Q at .525-Lmf4'111g.1'+1.Sf1.g'.1,1iti-3'-EH. + I' ,:gf:,.g: . 5 - ,F r . '-'..1:f .1 , - -T 33 i - - y.. ,:: 1-5 1 ,,f1r- 4 :- ,QQ :star-'Qi '35,-giiqgdigigzgggfg Tiff, :it g:i:g,'g,3Sb?vk,.hi:5.Hg3T5. 552,433-E fi-:-ni-.L'5f,':5Qj7:1i.+, Page 35 Dolcorllx' J. NURDER lXlz1ro1111 Sfnff. Girl R1w:c1'veS. Golf Club, Clll'lSUDZlS Assembly. B1'1'gI1111r 1',v1'x 1110111 111'r'111' 111111112 l l.u11u' NORTH Typo Quail l'lub. l:lIOll7Illl Team. .fl f1111t111111 1111111, 11 1111.1'1.'1'1111111 1111111, 111111 11 11111yx 1111111. luicxic L. NOWICKI Home lfc111111111ics flub, liirrl Club. f111f1f1x' A1111 1, f1'11111 1'111'11 11111 f1'1'r,' 11'11j' 111'1'11'1 1111',x' 1111 1'11111r111 111m 1110.0 Cum. fDIll.SON l11 .r 11111 11yg1'1'.v.v1'1'1'. 11111' 1117 1111.v 11 11111111 111 11l.Y 1111-11. ABN1211 J. f1l.SON A, f11111'1111f 1111111'.r 11 11111111111 1111' 11 1'111g. LAw1:1aN1iE OI.s11x liirnl Cllub. CH A RLOTTE NCJRI.liM A N N Honor Roll, Nzltirwuzll ll111i11r Society, G. A. A., Girl Rcsvrvn-s. A friend 111111 ix 11 f1'i1-1111. CLARA M. Xmxxic Sfucut, x1111'1'1':. 111111 x111'1'111111'. HELEN O1111:1:S1'11l11.'1'1c Sc'C1'ct:l1'y j11lms1m R1111lL'r Club, Couner Slilll, 11. ,X. .X. Tivo 177'0fx'i1 1',v1'.rfN1111111111'11. ORPHA V, fJKliRl.l'Nl1 i.l'icket Club. RIIXSLIUCVS l'lul1, G. ,X. A., L sber. H1115 i1'1'1'1r 11L'1' L1x'1fx, 31111 111111 .r11ff15' T11115' gI1'11111 111111111 11111 111'11:1'11 111 11c'1' t1'as51'.v. ESTIIIZIQ V. OLSUN llmwi' Rull, Scc1'6l:11'y K. .X. 130. Girl R1-serx'1-S, l,1br11ry L-?lflSlS, Uslic-r. T111111 1111.11 1111 .f111'1'11':1' ill 1113- .W71Ig. .No u'11111'1' 111 111y 1'111'. HELEN M. OSLUND Iohnsou Rootcr Club, Girl Rc- scrves, Cbristmzis I':1gczmt. C l'fU3'-V 110 TW-V. H1111 IUTVU' Of .fl S1111-1111g 1'111l11f111111111'1', 11 5P T'3'NF- f1'f611d1j' 111131. W W gzip..--A.. 5 1 2' 5 .11 -' YW .11 1,1 1 fi -A 11 ,.., . 1 E 1 .,.1, 1 W 1- Q 1 E- 1 .,., 11.1-'af'-vsfiff ,M :ggi fa 11 1 ,, 1'i::'5,,fQ'fi1211m1ifi I Ne' 'i A 1 Ll...Llp'i :'5f3i27i'i55i551 '55 51 i'.-i,7jg5w '3ll'f.7- L j 13223125 .- ,ff .Jnj??hg5:idw- 3 K,W.L,' ,,,.I,.,q-..,., -.fp ,,.,5,..,.,!.,4.,..,...,-V,,w.,,,.,71ff.f2.v,,f, J-4,5-, .. . lu? T?1,f.,.,,.f,,,..-.--3,7- --.-1.1.1.5ifysfxgfiwv---4-5-11-11-1?1,niT.k.-., -1 -1 1 -Y-'lEf33'ki4f j'111-'fn,if-151-.,. ' X v , .. . .1 ' 'gk' l Q ' l 55.if11- 13.3-f . . 1 Y f ' -' 1 3 - i -1,4441.143..1.-...lim-'Eff1,1.12g1..14.Eg-4E4..A:.,..44: :-1........1.r1n1.1EaE.-...- ,.'.e:f..,Q....:g.Q.1.,-.E...4-,..-1. -V77 ,nn -.. . V- YW, ...- W .. ,,,,4,,-,,,.,,,,,,,,i,.,,-,-H, Y f.,.--., M.-, , - , Page 36 in LEON A. OSLUND Secretary lli-Y. A spccilrlisf in di.r1vU1z5if1g gloom. LEONARD OSTERGREN Honor Roll, Vice-President National Honor Society, Busi- ness Manager Gleam, Squill and Ouibble Club, llzuul, Band Asa Qmbly. l'l'1'tl1 flle irlxu mlm, l1':'i11g'.v llxinlring. ROGEIQ Pix L'LsON Honor Roll, Secretary Spec- trum Club '29-'30, Typo Quad Club. ll? knofa' flzm' for L1 man of many fll0llglIlX. LO1s A. Rl. PETERSON Maroon Stall, ii. ,X. A.. Girl Reserves, RIZISIIUCYS Club, Picket Club, Student Council, Christ- mas Assembly, Nlllfllklll Assembly. As jovial mul goal!-rzuturvd as tllc day ix long. RIARYI N PETERSON Treasurer 5-Oplmnlore Class, Gulf Club, Football Team, Swim- ming Team. A merry lIL'tll'f rlovtll good like 11 Hrerlicinc. HELEN ll. PIEI-Ei: Honor Roll, Girl Reserves. I put my lxvuri In school. , EVA JANE OSTERGREN 'llonor Roll, National Honor Society, Girl Reserves, Christ- mas ,Xssembly. If flmxz 'zsozzlrlst lmfffvy llc- Lrllrn to fvlullsfh V1Rcz1N1.x ANNE PARISH Courier Staff, Girl Reserves, Iohnson Rooter Club, Library Cadets. Ill' timl llwr a tvortlly friclzll. EYELYX PETERSON Los Abeilles. .llorlvsty ix u 1'z'r'I11e. Lois D. PETERSON Yicc-llresiclent C. A. A. '30, Picket Club, Girl Reserves, Ilrincl, llzunl Concert y30. Tlnx ix slation FILY lvroad- Clkiflillg rlwurflvlrlcss. JANE PE1sTER Verily, llzis is a model maid. ROi'lllCI.l.E PIERSON Girl Reserves. Dcrinfy, zlcliolmalrc, dcliglltflrl. Qs . 9 L 4 'W' ' I Y' 4.jA-.,,vg . ,-ff ' , l ii-.lle,S an Page 37 Lois IRENE Posr Honor Roll, Secretary National Honor Society, President Les Abeilles '31, Secretary Library Cadets '30-'31, Courier Staff, Maroon Staff, Masquers Club, Student Council, Christmas As- sembly, Golden Phoenix, ,Em- perork' Clothes, French Assem- bly, M. E. A. Round Table. And Frehsh she .rivals ful faire and fetisly. GLADYS RASCHKE Honor Roll, G. A. A Always to be depended upon. LOWELL RIEKS A folly smile, a merry lleari. LUCILL1: ROOPENIAN To know her is to love her. ELEANOR ST. JOHN Glee Club, G. A. A., Girl Re- serves, Johnson Rooter Club. Hir mouth ful smnl, and ther to softe and reed. RICHARD H. SCHILLING Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Maroon Staff, Band, Maroon Assembly. Little strokes fell great oaks. ax, --, '. .- :M x- , 1 fffy lwfw. NAL, 'fr' '-- ij Psy A S X 4 A e-, CLAUDIA QUAsT Vice-President Library Cadets, Courier Staff, Nlziroon Staff, Girl Reserves, Student Council. I laugh, for hope hath happy place with me. IUANITA RIDLEY Blaroon Staff, Les Abeilles, Library Cadets, Jolmson Rooter Club. And :vit that loved ro play, not wound. FRANCES M. RITCHIE Honor Roll, Treasurer G. A. '30-'31, Library Cadets, JC Learning is but an adjunct to ourselves. CAROL O. Rose Honor Roll, Glee Club. Girl Reserves, Em11eror's Clothes, Christmas Pageant. A real girl whom you admire more each succeeding day. ROBERT SANDSTROM A good lad and cheerful. EVELYN SCHLINGER Thought 'zuorles in silence-so does virtue. Page 38 BJARGARET D. SCHMALZ Salutatorian, National Honor Society, Maroon Staff. Blue were her cycs as the fairy flax. Her cheeks like the claim: of day. GORDON SHELLHOUSE Courier Staff, Stamp Club, Bird Club, Stage Force, Glec Club. There's a lot of joy in his life- He t71l.1'6S flrasrrre and study. '- .Dv X. RICHARD C. SMITH President Senior Class, Pres- ident Hi-Y, Picket Club, Stu- dent Council, Band, Orchestra, Captain Swimming Team '29-'30. I know, young Frimzd, ambi- tion fills your mind. DOROTHY STEXYART G. A. A. A 'willing lzfart, a willing hand. DONALD STROMGREN He's a mans nzan. NIARJORIE F. SWENSON Glee Club, Girl Reserves. Harvest Cantata, Emj1rror's Clothes, Christmas Assembly. A cheerful friend is like a sunny day. DMI fa. QI EN CARI. SCHNEIDER Like thc sun, he's always coming up with funny antics. LORAYNE L. SJOHOLM Some people can just sit still and think thoughts, but I can't. AIYRTLE H. SOIJERLUND Girl Reserves, Home Econ- omics Club. She attacks her problems scri- ously, but can laugh with her friends at her troubles. EI.1IER V. STONE A boy of fvurc and simplc heart. .ARNOLD F. SWARD Advertising Manager Maroon, Gleam Staff, Swimming Team. Ful 'wcl bilovsea' and famulier was he. FRANK TAYLOR Business Manager Stage Force, Masquers Club, Picket Club, Golf Club, Golf Team l28, ,29, '30, Hockey Team '29, Basket- ball Team '30, Football Team '29, '30. Good hearted, good natured, good looking. sg 3 A ..,. 3' Q . f -e s iiemic sie- ' 1 Page 39 , C, pix X- x,. fa' ,xx lx!! . ' 1 ML 0,1 Wx, , A as ,. X .K N-, .XV THOMAS L. THOMPSON IJdf7f j'-gl?-l!lCl8j', y01111g and f1'rf,' lvllflllllg !h01'c is tlnlf lmllzcm me. LORAYNE L. THORESON llonor Roll, G. A. A., Glee Club, Golf Club. Hn' yellow, 3'cl'0f1' hufrc like to ll AQOILIICII l101'dl'1' dnl lIf'P6lll'I2. l l l:1,1.woon E. rllIORUlJ DOROTHY K. Tmmm. SIDCCIFLIIII Club, Picket Club, Hmmm, R011 IES lxhcmes lfoollzull Team. H t' dh' ' I It . . .- 'z' '. ' X1 lllalllidi me '1'f'7f'5 of ,Hx bmminy in 111iailzlizvlittrillivi-iii'g fi'll3'.mi H D Arc .vfrfnfzg us iron lmrrilx. RUTH H. TL'BBEs1NG llonnr Roll, Xzxtimvxl llmnor Y Society, Bird oClul1, G. A. .X., LILLIAN E. XVAHMAN Masquers Club, Student Cnun- Honor Roll' eil, l.ib1'zu'y Cadets, Num' 137'!lIl7lI,.Y, T I, i I H , 1 L Long l?i.vta11rrr, Grzarl .lfL'1liL'I'Hf'. UH 'E1.':7j50Ol H7 'N tml! to le . ' X I' I J. Illny 1110 l'vm1'Ll thy fmrllz full: 1 1 lI0l1Ul' 1l1ra. , CHRYSTNL VV. XVALL lll2NRlETTA ,ANN W.x1.1111:1m ' , . U llonor Roll, National llonor lull RQSSVVCQ- Society, G ,X. .X., Girl Rcserxfes, Bauzllifrrl 114111115 1111' flmxf' that UIUC flllllg. Student Cllllllfflln -lim' flu f11v'm x Clothes, Clxristums Pag- lfl'm'l.' 1h11f is L'f'lI'Ill'.Yf, l1r'11:'a, cant, H1111 f U- .-l lIICl'I'j' faire lllllfnf high nml 1'l4'111'. Y'C1L,x111.1?s NX .I1.Ll1z1.cntU I CARL WARNER me- resuent new-1 uJ, - 4 , lli-Y, Student Council. Swim- Inside Nm Lmw' ming rlltifllll, liasketlmll Tuzun. V011 UW' 3'0W1'E 071117 ,WVU H10 Ill! jv111'ks all lzix trmllnlffv into 2r?7lli1'riili5li1lit yggll :f,7,0liK.liilv .Syl zz f7'1H1A' and 3115 011 thu lul and A 1 ,1 H' A ' ' laughx. Illtllljl :au zumpx. Dlfl.LA MAE XNYATSON A-NlIll'0f7I'l Stall, Student Conn- ELIZANOR lll. VVIEBER Cd- W1 Resmesf 0Pe CUa1 llcmm- Roll Glenm Qmf VVelcomc .Xssen1bly, Cuunty Fair. X-mlghfk, butim-tg A ' lfllifh thy .wzylfug loolcc doest ' jmrilw Tha raging xens. alnl nnllfsl the .vt111'111.r to fly. ' H .' I Q I ' ' H - ,,,m.,,., .,-,,b,-, H late .Com ' , ' ' W i NWN . 1 Page 40 l 'l l YH FJNIILY C. XVEGXVI-IRTH Courier Staff, Johnson Rooter Club, Girl Reserves, Squill and Sq llrmur Roll. National ll nibble Club. ll arm' and hllllll' lmrv fluwf' UI. XVALTER XV. XYOLF Long, lean, nm! I1'l.'m1If,'a'. JoHN Y.xRL'sso Hc's litile Imf lrulv fvixv. SA HEEL P. Zxolxmlx nvlwl' Society: Business iBlan'1gcr Klu- ruun, Glce Club, flll'lSll1lZlS l v'- cant. ,-I good, all rozzml .vrunl, limi a long :my arrmml. is if ff? ,fhfl J f K X is ,x HIT Z-.. A 'Y ' A LWNARU F. VVIESE Qnfvl and 1lmI'ist11rI1cd ROY XV. XVOLHAUPTER llonm' Roll. Of .vtznizb fool: llc' most care and max! lzvml. Lms KI. XYOUNGBERG llmmr Rnll, Courier Staff, Jolmson Rootur Club, Golf Club, Kl'IIAilll'.V,V xllillvx from hm' very r',wx. Ill-::.r1N Nl. ZEILOTH llonur Roll, Girl Reserves. Slzrfv flu' girl who Im.: n snlflf for vim'-x'lvulIy. SENIORS Nm' UN PANELS Gl.,xm's E. BERGER Romclvl' BRANDT l'.xl'1. R, BVDKP: Xl.XRG.XRl-IT COURNOYER lllikmim' EKSTROM llr:m:NE Goswmz VIiJI.I41'F GVSTAFSON JOHN lPlAI.TINER TlcR.x l lOI.TBIAX Cr.lF1f01z0 ISACKSEN M.xRQ17ER1Tr: JORDAN BLXTTSIE K1.EMM.xCxq RAY LINDQUIST RUTH LUSBY DQNALD NYSTROM l..xwRENCE R.XC'ZX'NSIiI EDMUXD SYHORR ,H.fxRVr:Y THAEMERT RAYNIOND THEISSHN JOHN XVOULIQY 1 f,,..,-,- - n. 1 'rl Trl flml - . ' ..,-7:--: I l j'llQ..'..-3311 fl ,. , , i flff , 3 - rv-VIL: f- A . -I: --1: V -2 - ft 0 ', 4' V ' '. i'::.L .Y . ' ... l'ff ' :. n' x' I , ' ' 555122,-gwllb-4 xg mix X.. : I :gf 41 'f QJW K, I, .- 1 IFGI QOQDIFQ 1 I National Honor Society HEREAS, character, scholarship, leadership, and service are cardinal qual ities worthy of encouragement in all schools, therefore, The National Honor Society of Secondary Schools gives, grants, and delegates through the authority of this charter the right, privilege, and power to establish, conduct and administer the Johnson chapter. The following members of the senior class were selected by the faculty durinv the last school year: Seniors elected l t vear: TDORIS LOMQUIST OLIVE CHRISTENSEN XVIILLIAM EMERSON EUGENE HEDBERG VIRGINIA JENSEN DORIS JOHNSON Seniors elected this year: LORENCE BJORKLUND DORIS CARLSON JOE COLE, Treasurer ERMENTRUDE ENGSON LOUIS HANSEN ALYCE HOLMBERG DELORIS JONES MATTSIE KLEMMACK Juniors elected this year: BETTY COLE MARGARET FOLLETT AMANDA GERHARDT ROBERT JOHNSON JESSIE LUNDQUIST L -. .1 p -.- . I fig '4,.'.:.If A ,I J si - G AN - ' Y f4N'E' iri 1. MARGARET LINDECRANTZ DOROTHY MICHELS EVA JANE OSTERGREN LEONARD OSTERGREN, V-Pres LOIS POST, Secretary JOHN WOOLEY, President ORLANDA MESSERLI CHARLOTTE NORLEMANN RICHARD SCHILLING MARGARET SCHMALZ RUTH TUBBESING CHRYSTAL WALL SAM ZAGARIA MURIEL MONSON MARION SAMUELSON FREDERICK SCHILLA VVILHEMENA SCHOENROCK Page 42 'ww' Ji-,W fffa eq -io iLa4at .tw sail George Knoll, John XYooley, 1.cnore Boldt, Richard Smith. Senior Class TQICHARD SMITH - - President JOHN XYOOLEY Vive-Prcsicimzt LENORIZ Horam' - Secretary GEORGE 1X1NOLI.S - Trcasizrcr Miss 1XlELLEM - - Adziixci' All. to the Class of 1931 which has been outstanding since it entered lohn- son High School. The students showed unusual interest in organizing, and they began their activities early during their first term. A school and a class spirit prevailed throughout their course. They sponsored two successful social events in their first year. The little Sophs from Cleveland met the little Sophs from Harding at the first event, a sophomore party. lnspired by their initiative in social life they held a dance. a Hschool-widen affair. Then they grew to be Juniors! Dramatic talent was revealed in Sfolmz Fruit, given by them at the annual Thanksgiving Assembly. The big affair, the Prom, was the climax of their social activities. And then they became Seniors! As is customary, they sponsored the Christ- mas Assembly of 1930. lVith gifts for the faculty and for several students the senior class played the part of old St, Nick himself. As a final touch to their suc- cessful career they set a high standard of scholarship. Commencement! Now they stand as Seniors of johnson High, but soon they will find themselves striving for a higher position in the great whirl of life. We wish you success, Seniors. - , '-- T ,X 7 !g,,gqxl-, Y . U ' 4 xi-.b V n 4 +. - - , Page 43 -4' 1. 45. 1 AL Abi mc.-sax xml K- ... -.A tx- Uean l.iH1'1El'OOfl1, Esther Barragar, Sam Schultz, Fred Schilla. unior Class SAM SCHULTZ - - President DEAN LINNEROOTH Vice-P1'cs'ident ESTHER BARRAGAR - Secrcz'a1'3' FREDERICK Sc11iLL.x - Trcasuwr Mas. L. GORDON - Adziscr UMPHV, ejaculated Sen lor. What does this insignificant messenger want here ? f'XYellf' explained the lad, Hmy colleagues, the .lun Iors, realize that you are becoming too old and feeble to reign here at Homestead Johnson. They think that you had better get out. Mrs. Lloyd Gordon, who is our wise counsellor. sent me. Humph! VVell, young man, how in tarnation do you reckon you are quali- fied to hold this domain ?'l frowned the elder. HVV hen time for the Thanksgiving Assembly drew near, we jun Iors bustled around full of elaborate plans for our premier presentation of the year, plans which we carried through with a llourishf' However, thatys not all. Responsibility for one of the climaxes of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom, lay with us. Yes, I remember, put in Sen lor. They were both successes. l may as Well bequeath all my weighty responsibilities to you. l'll have to do it eventually. However, if you imagine that you are overworked in your present state, think of what you are heir to. You will have charge of the Christmas Assembly, and you will have to publish the annual, a task which is not easy. But you'll come through with Hying colors. Blessings on thee, my ladf' l iii! Page 44 ii V .7 Ep-L i t Y gi., , A.- , ,M ii.. M J Q Q85 4 , - l'a' livar Cedarluaf, Yirginia Gran. Carl llion, livelyn Iamhor. Sophomore Class CARL Drox - - Pwxidvfzf Eval: Ci2D.xR1.i2,x1f lvffl'-P7't'SI'lfI'IIf hvlRGINIA thnx - St t'I'l'ft7l'xX' liv12LYN ylwxllzolq TI'l'fI.YIll't'I' Mics. Guixvux fld?'Ii.Vf'l' HIC eventful day arrived. Sophomores. some timid and modest. some other- wise. were scurrying down the hall. From everywhere they eame-short ones, lean ones, dark ones, light ones. to join the hig parade to Room IOQ. XYhat a commotion! They stumbled into the room hewildered. and gazed about open-mouthed. They had not fully grasped the .meaning of this event. i'VX'hat are they going to do to us Pd whispered a small girl. The answer was interrupted. f'The meeting' will please come to order, was heard distinctly. The incessant chattering ceased. Every eye was turned toward the speaker. livery ear was attentive as Mrs. Gravlin. the new adviser, stated explicitly the purpose of the meeting. llho would guide them safely on their first year's excursion through John- son? The raee was on. Carl Dion came out victorious in the eleetion and was re-- eeived with enthusiasm as first president of the Class of 1933. You have a wise and trustworthy adviser. Sophomores. Consult her in mat- ters that perplex your little minds, and consider her as a friend. You have also chosen eapahle leaders, who will start you out on your three years' journey. Fol- low them ohediently and grow up to be Juniors, More important still. learn that Success in senior high means KW JRK. G gf .. . 5 ., 5 Q elif' 1? ff Q11 922 5i1f3i'ls m., , ..,,,,,7,,...,,,,,.,,...-..-,..-- ...,,,9.-V..-.--..7.,,,1,,..,, .. , .. ... . ..,. .. . ,I .... . ,..,...-- s ,, ,i ,V V-V at A L ,. .L-...e,.3.31..,..-,---,,,. 4.,s.1t.s we ,,- ,-,..ms. .. .,, 3 . ...,....-,.,,.r, . ......4A,.. .,,.-,.,.....4.,. i . .'e,,.,....,..-.......,.-.......,.., I'a,Q4' 45 S1332 'l?'? . ,,, .-ff? ... - . ,., X 1 Firsi row: Limlhlriflc, llakkner, Garbo, Stutzlnan, R. :xl1flCI'SOI'l, Charlot, C. lfrickson, Saho, Casey, Allen. SL'CU'I'Ztl' roto: Nauman, Sullivan, Brown, Benjamin, Follette, Krueger, I, Anderson, Henke, Foote, Barry, L. Swanson, Nnrrlslrmn. Third row: Caldwell, Walter, Schoenrock, Ackerknecht, H. Ackerknecht, Falk, Gilbert, Mahle, Parker, Peters, VVoolcy, M1 Anderson, Ind, Swanson, lljork. Fourtll row: Johns, J. Johnson, Schilla, Rahlcr, Benjamin, Kiser, Herschlcr, Skooglund, H. Swanson, ll. Carlson, llorcvn, Cole, llarragar, Svung, Scharlcr, Pear, Lundell, Sward. Fifth row: VVallin, Slcoog, VVard, YVarnke, Moran, XVahlcr, Yochmen, Faust, Jelinek. Sixth row: A. Johnson, Shattuck, VVarner, Ilagglnncl, llolm, J. Johnson, Caldwell, J. Pefgrson, Oberg, Gerharmlf, llcklinnis, ll. Janson, Lord, Ling, Yoge, Campbell. V' unior Class First rorv: Klomin, Willson. Nelson, XX'YlllfCOIl1l7, lfrcerl, lmsdah, Sandstrom, llocllc, Strandlof, llarelius. Second row: Skon, Thorud, Blunson, Gosrnan, lirickson, Orlen, Collingham, Liljcllohn, Anderson, llueller, Netropolski, Yaline. Third 1'07i': H. lohnson, Utto, Sheridan, Schaher, ll. Erickson, Formo, Schinkoeth, Ballard, Clayton, Thompson, Sliinner, Fourth row: Hcnscl, R, Anderson, Alford, Hawkinson, Gutsche, Lunch, Knnig, Calendar, Blomstrand, Horton Gentile. Fifth fmt: i Hawley. lfowe, Lundgren, G. Johnson, J. llunsen, J. Jensen, Il. Jensen, Carlson, C. Johnson, Nygren, Snyder, Gatto. . - 3235 .s L ,V sir: ' ef! f 'iz-., 15.3 ' ' . H-A -gif: KV ' , I - . 'T' Page 46 J -QP7. ff f ' Mflfibf ,a, vi. l First rrfw: llnllnllzl, Yates, Olson. Quinn, A. fnrlson, Erickson, Ridley, M. ,Xn1lcrson, R. Swanson, Dearing, Simon, Briggs, llearch. Svfalzd row: lfarkcs, li. Johnson, Jass, llcnnncr, Mayer, Sclinldt, Rafferty, Kemper, li. johnson, Ililc, Ustcrluml, Rollwzxgen, Korplmgc, Gcrhmwlt, Sc-mlak. Tlzirli rorv: ll. Annlerson, Y. Peterson, Holgrcn, Rl. Larson, Rolig, Melmqnist, Gellcrcn. .xl'L'l1Clt. Lin- nerooth, Sager, XYille, Stntzxnan, Garbe, Il. Anderson, Jcnsen, H. Anllurson, Magnuson, Lnndquist, llikkelson. Fourth FOI!! M. Peterson, Caprcllzx, li. Larson, Snitz, Skooglnn, Monson, BI. Amlcrson, E. Nelson, BI, John. son, Stolfve, Y. Larson, M. Anderson, Kartnk, Hoffman, XYuhlberg, Nord, Kr Peterson, XYcslcy. Fifth row: Dawson. Lau, Rossi, XValler, llnlrcnnan, Rowe, Cllevalier, llrockman, Kuehlwein, Smonse, li. Johnson, Linnerooth, R. Johnson, VV. lfrickson, Morruy, Knperarch, Sclxoell, H. lirickson. Sixth row: Cznjkowski, llnkrcy. R, Johnson, Tlioxnpson, llnxrlcy, Noralgrcn, Smith, Buberl, liurrigan, llrelly, G. Olson, Rane. Schultz, AX. Peterson, licrggrcn, lf. Olson. llall. unior Class Iiirxt mic: JOllllSllHl,YS1'llltl, Testa. Murphy, ilrccn, Zeilotli. ll. lirickson, IQZISUICY, Znercher. Yvsterby. .Second ram: llull, Gustafson, Klicllels, ll. Johnson, R. Johnson, llortonson, Ackcrson, l'. Annlcrson, Aeterman, Slmlvl-Q. Third row: lnnoccnti, XICNYIUZIII, ll. Johnson, IC. Nelson, Carlson, Evrzild, llcnsen, Charlot, llcCl1amick, Jernberg, rfriss. Fnurtfz rn-zz: Score. liransse. l'IlCl'ilI!ll1lIU, lingstroxn, Bl. Nelson, Johnson. Stilus, M. Larson. lljnrstrom, Kohler, S. Johnson, flflllllll. -17 1 N .8111 . , , .. . Y ., , , . . , I'1'1f11f 1'1vr.': IL. Ivtn-1'so11, 0110. Txemnlml. 1m51:1fsm1. W 11111. l'1'11z. Ivzxuer. Nlzlwlll, im'cl11zu'L'll:1, l.:11'11m-, 'flzir 151111 ri lf' 'll 11111 1'117.': Sticlmu. 1li:11mi11i. Xlllflillllkfi. liflxxmds, Ycuto. l'ecle1'1euf. ll:1tTL'1't5. Tsuz1cf1u1. Ijllf1i'l'U Rolig. SQ1'V11ce-11. 11 111711: I.inucx'n11ll1. l.:1x'sm1. IJ, l'cln'1':1o11, 4Iu1111e1'so11, Slmlu, -Iol1115m1, Ile-1'Sl1cy. Rzulucllz. Xl. K':u'lsH11 0111-11, I'lal1e1'ly, Z:1g:11'!:1. I1 Vnzv: Uuvzl, Sl'l'CIliIl, lluckmrlwl. Nultuu. l'1u'1'i1'l1. Wvvst, lliggings Y. vlolllwsmx. ,Xx11lL-H4111 Zcrxxllll. llriggs. 1h11iL'kw1'111l. 11 1 1'11tu: Olson. lnwiz. XX 1-lufllfmml. C:11'151111, lleXI:n'Co, XX. Ulswn. Hzxsullwvrk. l'. -l11l11Nu11. Sophomore Class l'1'u11f 1'r1r1': T.. Sxxzlnsou. lf. .X11dL'1'Sm1. Sm'I1omeI. 9CI1rwe111'ock. Yikcr. Thcmms. lhm:11I1m1, foulry. Xl, Swim N1'1'H111l 1'11T1': .X. Qfululsull. .X. VEn1'so11. Xl, vlolmsou, II, l'im'1'r:m1, l'il1l, l'.i111l11ui:4t. II:1usCO111v. .X, CYLVIS Tfriv' sou. U. I.a1'so11. Swilrd, C:u'x1elix1s. ll11i'fI:1111lc'r, ilhwm. 1l 1'11:1': Dahlstru111. NIL-Xcil. li. -l11l111scm, C'ushm:m, Nuslc. Simonson. Ii1111:1111:m. flolrlmzm. Szlpliusnli l31'11n1zm, Rodin. l'x:11'sluml. l'6te1'sc111. f'11111'lf1 11171: Held:-1'1111111. Xl. xlollnson. lf l'c:11'4ou, UQIISMII. ll:u'1'iug'mu. 13cnL'1h1m. ,lm'11sc'11. Knmll. llzlxiflfou Fifi! Vugr' hlmlrl. 1 rnfvz Klemnmck. Xlillcr. I.. Nvlsmx. Unlxersoxz. R. 11111151-11. Otto, Sclmwlv. .XI1llC1'50i1, Yikvr. Si111w1 ron, Uriggs. .1 1 7' ,' .4 JN mv, Franf wiv: l.unccfox'd. Shim. llznhl, llronscm. Carlson, Nlzxru-Ili, Ifglflllll. 'I'znhlmrt, Kzllnstrom, Rygg. Li11dehcl'g. Srfond Vmu: Slmver. Jarvis, Ii. jolmsun, Klurrny, T.. Ulsnm. S. vlolmsou, .Xrthu1'. Inna-k. I m1x'nie1'. Douuvzm, L. Benson, Ijmllnf, I. Olson, AlZlSfl'UIli. Tllird racy: Hrzywinski. H. Pctersolx. .Xrlc-ruxzul. Kc-rnkzunv. I . lliclmiglmuser. if Ilip-TvigI1:xx1scx'. Moore. Grant, Knoflt. Ilzmmzm. XYCHZQI. ll. farlsmm, I.L-ouardson. Rogers. Lucky. Fmzrflz rmv: Vlnrk, llolm. Carney, Y. -lolmson, Becker. Vlzxllsp-11, Newman. Uojoxxik. I.. johnsml. Hm'CllH1'4h, Del Ifizlco. Frisco, Ilumizmi. Fifflz wiv: I.:umvra, Staiuton. jnchurnk. Czrmjkaski. Y. -Iolulsml. Kane. D, I'etcrson. Hagen. New-nfvlclr. E. Ilzmsm 11. I.inclstrom. .X. johnson, Ihiusolm. .S'i.!'ffl Voir: XlcKz'11uzn1. Millvr. Xlusio, R. l :u'1'L'll, Hvitfe. .Xl':u'k. Iiost1'o111, Dion. lilllmrxxs. lfggum, D, Olson, licfulk. l'ol1'muu. Sophomore Class Front rms: Ustn-x'gru1. lfmery, Y. .Xmlp-rsou. lQt'l'S'lIl6j6I'. 411-11-11. lmmljuist. Galle-. Ringlmm. Kipka. .3'UE071zI' Voir: livllcr. lfranzell. R. l.:u'Snm. Youugqllist. BI. 'l':lrlsm1. XYooflwiCk. U:n'x'isou. Nlzxruxl, If. .XnrlL'1'- son, If. Lornl. Iiimigreu. Third row: Il. Vzlrlson, Jiilllbtbf, Ilc-llninzlck. Rosenquist. l!:xl1-mzm, SZiHfh1'UCk. Y. vlnlmsun. T11umpsm1. H. Hrmson, L'u1verwell, Yan Iizuxrlc. Vznrlin, Ross. Siegel, Follrtlz 'rnfcz follins, Xletraus. Sclmitkur, Simlt. Y. .Xmlc1'sm1. lf. Anderson, Rutkski. Martin, Kellcy, H. Swanson, Su-wart, Busmlicker, Strun1gre11, Quam, llunmllzncll. Fifth Vow: XlOl'4lZll'Ski, Lofrotll, l'l1urclxill. R. Vctcrson. flzxcvixx. Gear, Butler. G. .Xmh-rsrm, Boy, Klillcr Owens, if johnson. Sirtfx Voir: SCIIIIIIC. Mystrom. Ilorowicl.. Space, Rudy-. I.. Nmlsun, Harder, Tweujns. XY:xlton, Uolmhcrf, C. Carlsml, C'l1Lllg1'e-n. .Xs1vlum1. Smh-11-cry. Pugr .ra ffl , 1 w nj ff wifi! 1 Page 50 sf? . ,,., , l 'av The q'zziZti1z g bm? was once grcaf fun, VVlzc1'e Mzany faxlcx ivvvfe finelzv spzzzzg Bzzf of the Iassvs of today, fix plain Tlmfr iasfcs don? rzuz that way. S E E- ill' '17-'F' ik. pc?- 'i 11. ' tr A 1-4. fn., 4 1 -49-nf - - ,-f'-s. I A L. 31, ..:a--.-:ff- Sn-v ' 4-'g . - X A ..- , ' ' 5 . ' D A . , ' 4 ,LQ ' - - 5 Z-'Ml'-w .,L,.mKw MH Q N l., . -. H.: , 'mlf2-:1,E3a.Lg.. ' V X v 1, v -...M-'A 'f Front 1'o1.': Helen Oherschultc, Della XYatson, llclen Goswitz, l.ois Post, Ella lletcher, lfrincntrudc lfngson, Ruth Tubhesing, llcloris Jones, Olive Christensen. Second rote: Dorothy Nordcr, Margaret l.in4lecrantz, Juanita Ridley, Urlauda llesscrli. Margaret Selnnalz, Violet Knapp, Lenore Boldt, Lois A. l'ctci-sou, Elizabeth Houston, Dorothy Rlichels. Third' row: Richard Schilling, Eunice Kcller, Mae Iloclzle, .Xlyee Holmbergz, Clarence Green, Samuel Zagaria, John Iilmquist, Gladys Johnson. Fourth row: Norman Conrad, liert Aekerson, lxlwrenee Olson, VVilbcrt Hedberg. Lowell Blake, Lorence Bjorklund, Harry Blosehrook, liugene llcdherg, Arnold Sward. The Maroon Staff OLIYPZ LnRIsTENsisN 1 Editors BERT QXCKERSON SAM Z.xo.x1n,x - ls'11.vz':10s5 ,llanagcr Aaxoro Swann - - - .lfl'Z't'VflSl'1lg .lft1IItl.Q'U7' O MARCH JN! That would indeed be a tragedy. There would be nothing to autograph and no blob in the fourth row, third from the end, to point out to our friends as ourselves. ,lu the first place, the editors, Olive Christensen and Bert Ackerson, are not to be envied. llowever, the ofnce is an honor, and the glory of putting out a suc- cessful year book compensates for the hard work it entails. The advisers, Bliss Nichols, Miss Goodell, and Hr. Harrell, have done more than their share toward making the Maroon a success. Margaret Lindecrantz, literary editor, spent weary hours correcting the mass of write-ups, poems, and what-nots' that poured from the pens of staff members. lf it were not for lilla Betcher, the feature editor, and her staff of humorists, youll probably burst into tears over this book. liugene Hedberg. Lowell lllake, and Ermentrude Engson comprised the hard- working kodak committee. Cilaclys Johnson, Margaret Sclunalz, Elizabeth Houston. and Deloris Jones collected and compiled the information that graces the space beside your hand- some caricature. while llarry Klosebrook and Richard Schilling worked diligently on club tiles and identifications. The art staff, with l.orence lijorklund as art editor, made the attractive bor- der designs and the other art work. llut one must not forget the business staff, for they made the book possible by working many hours after school hours securing ads. J Page 51 Front wmv: func lirausse. Doris Carlson, llorotliy Danielson. licnncth Honehrink, Doris Iohuson. Frances Ritchie, Doris lllomquist. Sz'c011d rote: Arthur lzrickson, John XYoolcy. Miss Frances fnllius, Robert Brandt, Louis Hansen, l.eonard Ostcrgren. Third wiv: Lincoln l'h:1rlot, Clifford Viylcliolm. Louis Leslcy. Nlattsie Klemmack. The Gleam Kizxxivru PlONl2lilQlNli - - Edifoz'-1'11-Clzicf lDORIS klouxsox - .'ls.v0rz'nz'r lfdffor Rcn:mc'1' llR,xNnT - - l?1z.s'i1zcs.v illtlllflgw' STANLIQY 'l3lEKU'l'UXX'SKl - ,'1fl'Z'l71'll'iS'i7Ig llltl7ItT.Q'C7' l7URlS liLOMQUlS'l' - C'1'1'c'z1Ii11'i011 rllfzzmgm' Miss L'oLL1Ns - - -1dfi.vv1' llli Gl,lf.XQXl, the magazine of johnson lligh School, furnishes a means ot displaying the originality of the individual students. Any outstanding piece of literature by any student, whether a member of the Gleam staff or not, may be entered into the make-up of the magazine. llowever, not only themes or superior quality, poems which show more than ordinary talent, and original jokes are found in the magazine. The art students are given an opportunity to display their talents in the cover of the boolc, the cartoons, and the various other plates. lt also contains exchanges and alumni news, both of which were treated in an unusual manner this year. The cover design is made to coincide with the theme. This year the themes used were Ad- venture llumor Romance and Traqedx' The Gleam is pimted in the school print shop lssues .ue received in Nov ember, anuarx lXl2l1Cl1,El1'1CllXl-EIN Manv pines haxe been captured in xaiious contests Xmong them are a blue ribbon received at the lllmnesota High Qchool Pi ess Lonx ention at St cloud in 1979 and a l'1rst class Honor Rating Certificate which was xx on at the l930 National Scholastic lress Association Repiesentatixes were sent to the State Convention at Rochester last Nov ember 'ff' 3:19 l ' J Page 3 ,f , .1 . , , s, ' . .' . s P . , . J . - L K-' A V , 1. Q . , c ' ' l s . - . S , .i ' c Y ' - ' . J . .', ' . . ' , , . . ' -t 1 44 I I - 'Q' ' T: A ' ' 5' , ,X . Sv . . K W- K - , ff 5 ' , 5 ,-f-e.,A,,,iL,...-1. . . Hamas f - -. V .. - -, Front row: l.ois Youngberg, Yirginizi l'ZlI'lSll, livelyn Peterson, Mildred Linxlgren, liniily Wlegwerth, Imogene Ilolilt, Ruth VVilliams, Grace Anderson. Second rome: lilczinor Newstranrl, Xivxzxn liilgren, Marian lfnust. Linnea Larson, lislith lireitkrantz, llclen Oherschulte. Lois Kruger, Blrirjorie Giles, liieanora Sager, lfunice Keller. Third row: lfvelyn llergren, YY1xllz1ce llriggs, Robert Nelson, llzxrry lirickson, Blnrizin Peterson. Roland Burke, liflwaril llrufler, Elmer Stone. john Babler. Fourth 7'0IA'I llerhert Ling, Gordon Shellhouse, Gordon lloogren, Oscar Berggren, George Browne, Leon Osluucl, tierzxlrl tieheren. Roy Lesley. Nathaniel Ukerlunil. The Courier The Edflorx ,llaizagifzg Ediforx ROLAND IBURKIQ lfmrsk B,loRKI.L'No R.or..xND lilflilili - Ci0Rl3ON lloomaiuix ll.xRRY liiuciisox - - Gizoxoit llieowx ChQoRoE llicowx ll.x1uzY Emclisox Kllss Blooms - .'lr1'zi.wr lllf CUVRIER, which is published hy the journalisin classes, inzicle its rlehut as :L tive-column weekly during this pzist year. liveryone is proucl of the progress it has inzule since its first ztppezimnce in 1923. llecnuse ot the high ziwzirfls received hy inmlivicluzil ineinhers of the stint at the .Xnnual Conrcn- tion of the Klinnesota lfligh School llress Association. which was helcl at Roch- ester last November, Johnson rzinlcecl Very high in Class C. .lfugene Froehle, George Nelson, and Olive Christensen won tirst place for the best eclitorial, the best feature story, and for eonclucting' the hest huinor column respectively. lYil- frerl llunt won thircl place zunong the sport writers. The Courier sponsored a spelling contest this year. in which :ill the city high schools took pzirt. After an eliniination process. the hest spellers from each school inet at johnson for the finals. Mr. llartwell. superintenclent of schools, presided. A Mechanics ,Xrts representzitive reeeivecl high honors. Two pupils of our own school, Francis Ritchie :incl Donzilcl Lundgren, capturecl the next two places. Miss Moore, zulviser of the Courier. hopes that the contest will hecoine an annual affair. .e :'iiT's,. 'V pl 3 Q 1 lit its 5 sf S il' 4 , .X ,, 4 H .c. .-,.....,,.,,., Page iv his ., 'CQ C if ' l Front row: Della XYatson, Eugene Hedberg, Harry Mosebrook, Stewart Mulvey, Harold Nordstrom, Ruth Tubbesing. Second row: Charles XVallhlom, Miss Ostergren, Alyce Holmberg, Margaret Lindecrantz, Virginia Jensen, Lois Post, Miss Schuette, Roland Burke. Third row: Ernestine Freed, Sylvia lverson, Ella Betcher, liunice Keller, Lois A. Peterson, Doris Iohnson. Back row: Max Kemski, Richard Smith, Kenneth Honebrink, John VVooley, David Anderson, Jack Cedar- holm, Kenneth Kaufmann, NValter Otto, Bert Ackerson. Student Council ll-ARRY R,lOSEIiRO0K - - - Presidmzt FERN CARLSON - - - Secretary MISS OSTERGREN Faculty Adtfiscrs Miss SCHUETTE HE Student Council is a representative body composed of one member from each home room. The editors of the literary staffs of school publications and the presidents of the Picket Club and of the Hi-Y Club are honorary members. The work of the Council is carried on mainly through its committees. One of the most important of these is the Schedule Committee, which regulates the time of meeting for all the clubs. There is also the Point System Committee, which prevents students from holding too many offices or from overburdening themselves with work. The Student Council also has charge of policing the halls during the two lunch shifts. There is another committee to help in the cafeteria by reminding students to pick up their glasses and put their paper in the baskets. During the first semester the Student Council sponsored the noon dances, which were however, discontinued when the double lunch shift was started. 1 One of the services rendered by the Student Council is that of sending cards, flowers, or candy to anyone who 1S ill or who has suffered a bereavement. Miss Ostergren and Miss Schuette deserve much credit for their work as ad- visers of the club. H .r3:Ee5::,.:'1::.- 1----1 42 .rl '-,A A 'se W-5-israfwjw-air L ,D fg ixkjrm ,qt 'X 72:2 ,,. ,Q fi. .P .vl.'i?. l M15 il :ii-'-1ifE13ff'tf1+ Q95 Wil. .J gi 9: -t.,,,. ci-at wggsfr i 1 tg,-W? My-,if page g 91. ft Y 5. N A ..Q1L.-:,?E?'-: we 'i f 2' Q3 , 'j 'ff -' my - - ferr- ' r-. .- 1 a 5 . Liu, Q- ,.:,. , 5:55 -.. , ,li f' -,, ,-. Z f fa ,W - t 1 i.-t..-,,., .,, A .,. var, Page 54 1 . f HQ- --. et t A .1 R i N ,. , R ,gl ' .Lt P-sq, M- ' xx Xb, Franz' row: Harold Nordstrom, Doris Blomquist, Murilla Linnerooth, lfsther llarragar, Betty Cole, Mabel Lindquist, Orpha Okerlund, Vivian Peterson, Doris Johnson, Robert Sward. Second raw: Gordon Boogrun, Harry Mosebrook, Margaret Lindecrantz, Mae Hoelzle, Gertrude Glauner, Marlys Jensen, Virginia Jensen, Lenore Boldt, Lois A. Peterson, Lois D. Peterson, Catherine Dougherty. Third row: VVilliam Jeffrey, Gerald Hoffman, Frederick Schilla, Ella Betcher, Alyce Holmberg, Verna Stolpe, Violet Larson, Katherine Holmgren, Muriel Munson. Fourth row: James Kimball, Lorence Bjorklund, Jack VVhite, Richard Smith, Fred Baumeistcr, Norman Gustafson, Gerald Geheren, Charles VVallbloni, Bert Ackerson. Fifth row: Joseph Cole, Kenneth Honebrink, john XVooley, jack Cedarholm, Ernest Collingham, Sam Schultz, Charles llrown, Nathaniel Okerlund, James Ball. The Picket Club HAROLD NoR1msTRoM - - - President CHARLES XVALLBLUM V'ic0-Prcsidmzt BTARLYS JENsEN - - Secrctatgw XTIRGINIA 1ENsEN TVCll.?1flV6l' Miss TXTOORE - - - Adviser O BE a member of the Picket Club is the ambition of nearly every student at Johnson. The reason for this eagerness is that membership is gained through election. One of the qualifications considered when the election is held is whether the student has done anything praiseworthy or worth while for his school. The aim of the Picket Club is to raise the standard, morals, and character of every student as well as to safeguard his interests, personal and collective. Alb 1 Q Qfa t tie eginmng of each semester, the club operates a Picket Look Store where students may buy or sell second-hand books. A small commission is charged for every book sold in the store. On the social calendar are events such as a football banquet, a Picket Re- union, and Picket dances. A series of dances was viven after school to furnish entertainment for the students. The Picket Club this year presented to the school a portrait of Miss Morton, the expression teacher, who has been at johnson High School for many years. This unusual and worthy gift was painted by Theodore Sohner Dahlquist, a for- mer Johnson student. Since leaving Johnson, Mr. Dahquist has won a recognized place for himself in art circles. fb 'lifyleetl-32-2,i:,1if f . 'V ag, V , M X W -'i,i..-f .f . - ' .-:A 2 H. Y Qisfgifvibfffifi?-iw'fsif'.fffffr?'7...,-? sg..-pf. 4 Mmm-sr ,. s,rgy,L,f'Jr,aE ,wmv e:r,.uf.i,1,y,.,-At, .-.ff M 1 5 ., ot- L. :sw ,, R .y. .11 -. 'W' ' :rf Y-w -- f. .K 'Xt T ,,5,,,,j:g1f.2L, ff. A., wat. -ufrf QE' A. . ,-r Page 55 n f Ifrzmt row: Michels, Holniberg, Boldt, Jensen, lf. Carlson, Oslund, Deteher, Lindecrantz, Falk, Christensen. .Second row: Jambor, Gehcren, Linnerooth, Blelquist, Arendt, Ulomquist, M. Swenson, Chadwick, Berne reuther, lmsdahl. Tlrirri row: Kruger, Murphy, Coswitz, Gilbert, lingson, Lares, Bjorklund, G. Johnson, Coe, Bronlan. Fourth mac: VVatson, Ruthonsky, Engstrom, li. Olson, XYegworth, Culverwell, Danielson, Alcilahn, Parish W'all. Fifill mir: Kliss Crist, Sjohohn, Newstrancl, I.. ll. Peterson, l.. A. Peterson, llrandt, Jensen, llinrler lirxclas, Monson, Grates. Girl Reserves FERN CARLSON - - P1'c2.vidcut lXl,xRLYs JENSEN View-Prcsidenf l.ENoRE l3oLDT - - - Secretary AlAR,IOR1E JOHNSON Q . T' aszzrfr' GUNNYUR l4ALK 5 'U L A Front 1'0ic': E. Johnson, lf. Anderson, D. Hansen, Dura, L. Cole, B. Cole. A. Hansen, Knapp, Kase.' Scmmi rmv: Braheck, D. Bensen, Huflalla, NValdera, J. Carlin, Hoffman, H. Anderson, X . Johnson, Pieper II. S. Anderson. D I Y Third row: E. Ustergren, Rose, St. John, VVikre, Stiles, M. Anderson, P1Cl'SOll, Newman, Rolig, E. Nelson Bloom. , Fourth row: Freed, D. Carlson, V. Anderson, M. Anderson, Brudzinski, M. Larson, Holmgren, Tirmk Nolton. , Fifth Torn: Iverson, D. lY,CtC1'S0ll, Herinansen, Svang, Kettleson, Norlemann, G. Johnson, Korder, Stolpe. 1 f Page 56 1 ,,-,, W., . N ' Ji X Fir5fPf'o:t': llumtliy Toomey, linlitli llzillett, llvelyu l'cturso1i, lfloreuce Lick, juxmitzi Ridley, Rlildreil :YOU HV. Suuomi rms: llert Aekersou, Olive l'l1ristensen, Luis Post, fl'resimleutD, Bliss Nielmls, 1.Xtlx'isei'J, liloris lllomquist, f'lll'EZlSlll'Cl'J, Antlmny kizijkuwski, Tl1z'r1I fuzz: Urlzmmla Blcsserli, Glrulys -lulmsou, llernarfl .Xlmquish Violet Kiiapp, liennetli liziufmaiin, lilsn Neulnznm, Mari-in l'. iXmlei'sm1. NI:u'gzi1'et Nelson, BJUI: ruin: .Xlyce llnlmlierg. 1Seeret:i1'y1. Lowell lllakc. llomtliy Xliclieli. Les Abeilles The lleesn presentecl El model club meeting' in French at the Xl. lf. A. They learuetl folk songs and clzmces, and publisliecl il little weekly, Luv ,Yozrz 61105. Left tn right: liert .Xckersmn Yiulet linzipp, Olive l'liris1enscvx, .Xlyce llolmlmerg. lieriiziril .Xll11t1l.liSf. La 5lll'f7I'l'St' D'fSl.d0l'L', lilli' Cl0HlCliI.l', lfrencli ,-Xssemluly, lfelmriiary 25. A cliarminff cz1111z11'z1rle1'ie CllZlI'ElClCl'lZ6S this cluln. 5 if mg f. 1453 -.5 1 ,iz-g -Lt Mr- 'K , , 'ft u - , ,, .V - X ,f.,,.,-. ' 4- 1. 4 -, . - '-JU 1:31 v .L 1 ? fix ,Q -,IX ,1 YQ , , 5 , , t .0 ek - r 5 . N Nr H ' -: , 1 ,. - V. 1 , . , N Y C A . ,- ,L , L N , l M., Pagv jf X Front row: Kenneth Larson, Harold Nordstrom, Fred Schilla, Louis Lesky. Secc?d row: hir. Verne Alllberg, Richard Smith, Roland Burke, Leon Oslund, George Knoll, Robert ohnson. Third row: Norman Conrad, Stanley Pietukovvski, Iack Cedarholm, George Brown, VVarrcn Nord, Blyron Ellingson. Fourth row: Kenneth Honebrink, Ernest Collingliam, Edward llruder, Sam Schultz, Leo Shattuck. The Hi-Y Club ROLAND BURKE ---- P1'eside1z.t RICHARD SNIITH Vice-P1'e.vidcnt LEON OSLUND - Serrretary GEOIRGE KNOLL - T1'eas1z1fcr' MR. XTERNE IXHLBERG Adviser HE l'l'l-Y, which is a boys' organization and a branch of the Y. M. C. A., has given much service to the school. The purpose of the club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The members of the johnson Club sold the 1 buttons and donated the profits from the sale to the school Athletic Fund. At their meetings, which are held in the evening, they have had several prom- inent men as speakers. These include Nr. Fosbroke and Dr. Skon, character analystsg and john Schmoker, student adviser at the University of Minnesota campus. Before the double assemblies, the boys acted as ushers and distributed pro- grams. The Hi-Y gave a pow-Wow which was quite successful. An all-city dance was given on April llth at the Y. M. C. A. by the Hi-Y Clubs in the city. The officers' training conference was held on April 10 and ll at Faribault, Minnesota, Besides these social events, various other conventions were held during the term. . :sa :ca fp? Q.- ' 7135 .,-' 'liifxl fegif, A V , . K ,f g- 4 ,5 5 ,K 3 1- L - ' ig? V: ,rd Ns T tr- f LB. Page 58 Front rms: Nancy Xlboley, Luis Ynnngherg. lfrmentruile lfngsun. Esther lliarragar, llrace .Xnflersnn, liileen Rafferty, Irene Peterson. llurnthy Xurnlcr. llarnltl Xurrlstrmn. Sammi! ww: Paul Benjamin, Lucille Nelsnn, Dura Jenson, lidith Breitkrantz. jack lit-clarholm, lfrnest llwllingham. Lurrayne Thoresun, Virginia Jensen. llelen Glauner, lIr. lleihl. Tlzirll ruui: llerniee Korpliage, Ifvclyn Vnlverwell. lfvelyn llergquist, NValter llolm. l.nuis Lesky, llolures foe, Ilelen Carlin, Mavis Anflerson. Iflefnmr Paekenliain, llarriet Iohnsun. I'lf7IH'I1l nur: Kliltun l'lulfleen. .Xlhert llasen, Klilhert Swenherger, YYilliam hletifrey. Charles llrnwn, llarold follingham, Gerald Hotsfinan. Golf Club ERNEST CUI.l.lNtlll.XNl - - - j,l't'.VI'f1t'l1f l',xUL ll!-fN.l,XNllN - I''lift'-19l't'XlKl1f'Jlf ul.-xcK CE1uk1m1.xi Y - St'c1'vff1r t' HAROLD Cllll.I.lNllll.X xi - Trmxzzrcr MR. Dmm. - - .'ld'I'l.Yt'1' llli Golf Club this year can huast nut of one winning team. hut nf two! There was the regnlar gulf team as usual, and for the first time in history there was a miniature gul 14 team. lloth the -lohnson Regulars anal the blolm- sun miniature golf team were champions in the city high school gulf tournament. The captain of the Regulus was lfrnest Collingham. lack Ceclarholm was cap- tain of the l'ewee-Golf team. Pictures of both teams are inclumlecl in the Athletic Section. liesimles the activity in the city-wifle tournaments, the Golf Clulm has a tour- nament ut its own each spring. usually for mixed Couples. The cluh is justly prcmil ut the recurcls which its teams have marle since 19326, when the club was reorganized. They won the city high seluml championship in 1927, in l923. in 1929. and in 1030. ln N926 the johnson team tietl with the team frum Central High School for first place. The memhers of the gulf teams, hoth the miniature and the regular, tirmly believe that their successes were largely clue to the enthusiasm uf Mr. lliehl. their ailviser :mtl coach He supports the teams tu the utmust. and he is present at every match that the teams play. Ihzgtv SQ Library Cadets Fran! mtv: lisfher vlulmsmm. llurntliy liaise, llclores Coe. Mildred Drown, listher Ulsnn. Second rms: l:.rmentrnmlc lfngsun. Nlilclrerl Linrlgren, Singhild Uroman, Delores jones. Luis l'nst, Urlannln Messerli, Ruth Tnhhcsing. Tl1x'l'd'rorz': Marian S. .Xnmlc-rson, lilennur lllooni, Virginia Parish, Juanita Ridley, Jessie l.un1lquisl, Frances Ritchie. Foxzrfll Voir: Marian Sznnurlsun. lilsn Ncninann. Marian l'. Anderson, ,Xlyce llUll1llJCI'g, Yiolct Knapp. Officers: Delclris Innes, uresiclent: Sinvhild llroinan, vice-Jresiclent: l.ois Post, . h A I . I secretary: Orlancla XlCSSCI'll, treasurerg Miss lluiste, adviser. Home Economics Club Front row: Elincr llilhert, Alice Johnson, Aflclaifle Bjorklund, Alice Brink, Helen Johnson. Second Voir: Verna Stolpe, lileannr llloom, Singliild Broman, -Xstrifl Hansen. Third row: lfrnientruslc lingson, llelen llolmstrom, llartlia lhle, Ethel Nelson, Alyce llohnherg. Gladys Johnson. Fourtll. raw: Lucille Nelson, livclyn I:Cl'g,fIl'Cll, Dora Jenson, hlyrtle Soderlnnd, Lorraine Rolig, llazel Brink. Officers: Eleanor llloom, PI'CSlflC11tQ binglnld Broman, VICC-pl'6S1KlC1ltQ Astrid Hanson, secretary: Verna Stolpe, treasurerg Miss Bassford, adviser. 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Spectrum Club BIARJORIE JOHNSON - President MrxRGARET COURNOYER V1'tc-Presidmzf ROGER PAULSON - Secretary Louis HANSEN Treaszrrer Miss GOODELL Adtiscr' HIE walls and bulletins of our building would appear rather dull and mo- notonous if it were not for the posters and art work contributed by the members of the Spectrum Club, which was organized in june, 1929. Under the guidance of their adviser, Miss Goodell, the members have done exceptionally good work. Recently a beautiful book for the secretary's records was presented to the School. This book is unique in the fact that it was made by the members of the club. lt has a cover of leather which is hand carved and stained. Brass hinges and a lock and key add to the attractiveness of the design. At the P. T. A. Carnival the Spectrum Club furnished amusement in the form of fortune-telling booths which contributed greatly not only toward picturesque ellects but also toward Swelling the profits of the affair. Tally cards and Christ- mas cards were made and sold during the holiday season, and a bit of Christmas cheer was brought to the children of the Gillette llospital by the toys made and sent to them by the Spectrum Club. Thumb Tacks. the art club of Central lligh School, entertained the members of the Spectrum Club. The invitation was not returned by the Spectrum Club because of the dissolution of Thumb Taclis. s -. TN L M ,. -v , . , f I' g C .r.w-i' Fug? 6371, M C'-,MAN AM -YA.--N -F-N Y - i Ninn i -i-u--A- - -W-vw A if i Front rniw: lfileen Geheren, Marie Johnson, Doris lllomquist, lone lNletrons. Second row: Stella Malniquist, Gladys Hughes, Miss Moreland, Evelyn Berlin, Doris Carlson. Third ru'za': llorothy Kasc, Murilla Linnerooth, Lois Blelmquist, Lois Arendt. Puppet Club STELLA MALMoU1s'r - Prcsidmzt BIARIE JOHNSON Scvrvfa1'y-Treasurer Miss llolnilhxxo - - Ad-ziscr Xlf club which has grown into prominence within the last year the Puppet Club. lt was organized a year ago last Fall and already it is mentioned with the live-wire clubs of the school. llrohably its success is due to the fact that its membership is made up entirely of girls. The object of the club is to furnish marionette shows for entertainment at social occasions in the school. However, the work ofthe cluh has proved so successful that its services have been asked for events outside of school life. The girls have been commended for their clear speaking and their directness and sureness of touch. The Puppet Club has had an extensive program during its short existence. It has taken part in two I'. T. A. County Fairs. Many outside organizations have received enjoyable hours from them also. At the Arlington l.ihrary they played before two hundred small childreng they had an audience of six hundred when they-presented three performances of a Christmas play for the Ft. Paul Players. Their services were also requested by the Preventorium and the XYoodrow Wilson Junior lligh School. Kleinhcrs are taken in once a year and are required to he lower classmen. Surely such an organization as this is due to have all success in its future years. ., ,.. A af..K..,5g:w:'vq.l7 iv-..,...,..,,-.--ft W ' .Try M Tl .-f, l ,,4z'f.,N N., A ,11.4.,-5,9 gf. fwfr .1-. M E ..:,...,p 4 -.v X ip., - ,N - ,nw ,.1..f1- ,W ., , 3, I .5 , r. .. ,dir , -,AN1,.g:, ,QS :king , . ,, f. .- ,-i ,,.: Page 63 53-Qqqa-lw-lv-r-5 Q, ,,,F i f '- .. 'E+ K ,?' '...2.. 1. 1 f- . WP . ., 1 J ,,-if, Mm -.s,.x 1,.J.n A r'-v Mlm.. .W A, -,gy--v Miss Marguerite Morton This engraving was made frcmi Z1 portrait painted by Theodore Solmer Dzllilquist The pm't1'z1it was prcsellted to the school by the Picket Club. YZ W , fl '1 if .xr A :Qs fm. 4i,., '57, 'lf' i , .-.5 '52'i5 mfgw,ifx., 1 f., T -. 'HF-B' QT '? '.'! W, K, -- S?-'JF-fi ' - ff ' Aw -xv, I J' Ju., , fi-4 . . .rf ,ow-A., fw. .v . r J X, f T ,- 1 - ' --WWI 1' iw' Ag g ,url ,QS : 7: 1 Y f N V.-2: il ., WB V M: ,,.44,g,h,gf5,,,,,l-..5gr,.,,1,.,,,.i-i-4.,,.i W..- ,.:, ...A , ,i ...L , .. rw...,.- hi-....,,,1,,:tL.-v dF,:6,:,,3T,Y.?.M4,,V,,.,TT,,iT,.w,,,T:q.A, , x 'V , , ,,, .,, mai., , I i,.,Q,.,,,,,-7,:,..-,..rw..,F ,E,T1.,,,Ti..-W... ,... 7... .,. 1 -,.,n,I.u',1'-1 M-Ati-L-Q.fi2,f.:,.MxQ.-,,,ig,,..,,...4,,.A..-A-WM i,.,i,i.L.gs,,w, ...-,,L..,L.5., .t,,.',,.- :Q...,.f..L--, 124. -.Hp ,,LgQ.gL,,f..4.-.'.Q,f..g.g,f...-..fW.... :inf .,...-..,-.... .- .. . N. . Pagr 61 -1 177 ii .gi- JM MUSIC DRAMA . , J , A YV ni . Front -row: George Cliristiance, llarry lirickson, XVallace liriggs, liinerson Angier, Mathew More-lli, Ken- neth W. Larson, Evar Cedarleaf, XVilliam Glenn, Gordon Shcllliouse. Second row: Timothy Glenn, james Kimball, Myron lfllingson, VVillard lirickson, Glenn Alford, Bliss Nel- son, Deloris jones, Clarence llauge, John VVeirle, Sam Zagaria. Third row: Carl Gear, lCurtis Skoog, LeRoy Linn. Edward llukrey, Robert johnson, NVilbcrt Falk, Kermit Peterson, William Hudalla, john Hansen, .Xnrlrew Glenn. Fourth rote: Richard lleuniseh, Len Shattuck, lion Gurney, Norman Gustafson, Sam Schultz, Iohn NVooley, Max Iitillltilil, Alfred Gutsche, Robert llrandt. Glee Clubs 1112 Glee Clubs are among the oldest organizations at the school. They have been in existence since 1917. One could hardly picture Johnson High School without its music department. There would seem to bc something lacking, not only fom the assemblies to which this department renders music so graciously, but also from the trophy case. For several years the music department has captured many of the trophies ohfered at the State lligh School Contest. This is largely due to the fact that Miss Nelson possesses rare ability in her work and is capable of bringing out the best in her students. hnlike many of the organizations, the Glce Clubs have regular daily classes. and receive credit for satis- factory work, ln addition to these sessions, the clubs practice together every Thursday after school. They have been called upon many times to sing at entertain- ments in different parts of the city. This year the Christmas Pageant took the place ot the annual operetta given by the Girls' and lloys' Glee Clubs. and the choruses. The pageant was given in the school auditorium, December 11 and 12 and was a great success. CURTIS SKOOG 'Y i .if s 7 JLG ' 0. ,..v'7 V, .1 5, ., X 4 cu. 7..- Page O6 Frou! mtv: Nanex' XYtmlt-xp Tlettx' Ctvle. Ntirnni litwffnian. lit-rn Carlson. lluris lilttllhllliil, Marjorie Swen- Srrli. Yirginia Aletnsen, Sfmrttl ruin: Edna litlwarsls. Carol Ruse. l.-vrayne Tllmesuii, Xliss Lillian Nelsun. Chrystall XYall, Silvia Iverson, llelen junek. Tlzirti rms: Eleanor julnistni. Eleanor St. john, Margaret l,intleerantz, llarinn llarnies. Viola lass, lfleanure llinder, l.ueillc: Swanson. Faurflz raw: lilizabeth Yalive, lileanor Sehultlt. lflorence Kemper, lillen Katlas. lithel Rowe, Phyllis Score, Helen Dlwlnisun. Glee Clubs-Continued HIS year, the Girls' Glee Club was honorecl by being aslcecl by the Schubert Club to sing at one of their sessions at the llouse of llope Church. The Club also renclerecl several songs before a group uf niusie supervisors. The lluys' Glee Club sang' a group of songs for the l.ineoln .,Xssetnbl3'. .X short eomie uperetta. .Xniaizing Haizief' was gir- en this spring. The ttotewrwtliv part of this perfortn- ance. besifle the exec-llent work of the Glee Clubs, was thc fact that the lines of A-Xtnaizitig Klaizieu were cunt- poserl by stuclent nieinbers of the Squill and Quibble Club. This play was set to mttsie by l.innea Uberg, a 1950 graduate of our sehuol. The funtls at these perfortnanees were userl tin sentl delegates to the Xatiunal High Selmbl Churus helcl at lietruit, Michigan, in Febrttary. Yirginia ,lensen and Curtis Slmog were ellusett to represent .TOllllSUll lligh S 'l ' z S . ll: ,t tum intl ,t itil. Ymmxm JENSEN N The purpose uf the Glee Clubs is threeftmltli une, to further the appreciation for liner niusie in sturlents interestecl: seeontl. tu furnish entertainment at school assemblies: thiril. tb present operettas and Cantatas, therebx' wth-i'iti:f Draetieal ex- perienee to students of tnusie. f. 1 ' f, 1 , ,ff 513:-3. w,. ' TL, ,lily-5' f l't1.t5t' 67 Band Front row: john llnhlcr, Richard Schilling, XYillznr4l lirickson, Rnnnlfl Greenwood, Iohn llc Nlnrco, YYQI- lace Erickson, Ilzxrry Icnsen, Harlzlrl Xlilyn, Richard Smith. lizxrl johnson, Vlvllll1t'l' Malin, Alfred Gntsche, Roy Nygrcn, Leonarfl Ostcrgrvn, Iicnnenli Hzisslcr, Rzlyinfmcl Sandon, Klux liL'l!lSlil. .S'0r01nl rote: Doris Liljeholin. Margzxrct Linrlccrzmtz, Catlxcrinc llnnigln-rty, Russell llortnn, Ruger Slllifl- guard, XYillimn 4lcl'l1'L-y, XYillard Uncn, Mr, Smiley, Lyle Lorxl, Ifnrl l.ortl, Clayton Qnznn, Jay llostronx, YVilliam Schocll. Tlzirll rain: Kenneth Gnlclen. Robert Swanson, Kenneth lfcknrt. Yinlt-t Lzntson, Lois IJ, l'i-tcrson, Roy Blordorski. llezln Linncrootll, Caryl linlery, Ralph Yatcs, XYill:n'4l Clnllzlnrler. The johnson lligh School llzmll has been an zlclclecl attraction on the assembly programs. The big annual event for the band is the concert, which was given Hay 8 this rear. String Ensemble Frou! row: Ioseplnnc llrnclzinski, Gornlnn lljork, Dorothy XlE!1'lI'llC1', Gladys Botlnl, VVilli:m1 Gentile, Florence Carlson. Second row: Rochelle Pierson, George AKTZICIQ, Miss Nelson, Arvitl johnson, Raymoncl Hojowik, Page 68 Thanksgiving Assembly The Junior class presented the Thanksgiving .rXsseinbly. It consisted of a. Very interesting play, ,lla1'f1'1z'.v Tlzafzksgii ing Diazizcr. Christmas Assembly The Christmas rXSSCINiJij', which consisted of folk dances, reeitations, and carols, was given by the Senior Class. Page oy Stage Force 5,1 f ' L' ,-0 Frmzt Voir: llorotlmy linac. lluris lfarlsou, lloris lllmucluist, Miss llorelzmcl, livelyu Ilcrlin, Marie Iohu- sou, Stella hlnluuluist. .Sl7CCf7Ilfb7'IITi'Z XY:1ltc1' XYulf. lieuuetli llzxsslcr. Vlziylmi Quam, Gladys llughcs, xvllllfllll Ulnuk. Iosepli Ga riel. Third rotr: C'liI'l'-ml l'l'ylill0lIl1, XYnl1e1' XYz1r1'ui1, RlCll2ll'll lleuuisch, XY:u'reu Iiititzv, Stanley Ridley Robert Gray. I'l0lH'f!l row: XYilli:uu Llc-ll'1'y, john llzwuseu. lluu:u'ml liciulver. Donald XYilsm1. llcrluert llzxrriugtuu. The Stage lforce consists of hoth buys uufl girls this yezux The members zuicl Miss iXlO1'ClZlllKl, the zlflviser, marle pcmssihle surprisingly elzxhm-:ite :md vziried set- tings for many ussciuhlies aucl CUt6I'IZlll1lllCIlfS. The Missing Card li we y. .J - ' Q l WW , .- 2: y Lvff fn right: Doris Blomquist, VVilli1uu lllzmlc, Howard Keiupcr, livelyn llerliu. The English setting of this eighteenth century play was most zlttractive and unusual. .ffm '1- A-if-f '-'Q 1 , Page 70 Masquers Front rms: Ruth Tulshesilmg, Luis Pmst, Doris Johnson, Mzxrlys jvx1sv1x. Surmni rnrv: jnlm llzmsmm. ,Tulum XYmvley. Miss llorlmx, Ilzlrry Xlnsulmmk, lilvzumr Illnmn. Tlziml Vuzv: Stzmluy I'ictukmxski. liolwvtlmy Ilzmielsmm. Louis llzmsen. lirlmis ,hum-S, Iulm Iilmquist, Lois X l'CtL-rswn. I,m'L'l1Cc' llimwklllml, I'kt7lH'ff1 mr.: lic-rt ,Xckcrs-111, Ifllzl lictchcr. Yiwlft Knzl1v1v. Kl111g:11'ct l.imlcc1':mtz, Virginia Jensen. H10 Iloclzlc. The Golden Phoenix Sfamihzg: lilmmu. Krzcvling: John XYW-11-y, llnrry Muscbrook, Yimlvt Iinnplv, l r:mk Taylor. Leuunzwl vlnxxxhmg Klzxrlys rlmnsnu. Klznrjgzxu-l I.ilHl6'C1'ZllItZ, 121031101 4 J- F fl, ,.,A 5 sk W ,- JP 31 fa ,suv rg '1 I I, - V, ,ffwfm 'S' ,K Y, , .. 5, , 1 r rs -- , -1.4 5 , 1 ff 5 ,. f . . , - 1 fr ,f I I' , , X l , I s 4 1 l'agL ,1 Cast: Florence Kemper, Sylvia Iverson, Edward Bukrey, Robert Wicklund, Margaret Lindecrantz, Kermit Peterson, Robert Klainhamer, Max Kemski, Marjorie Johnson, Lorrayne Thoreson, Curtis Skoog, Andrew Glenn, Robert Johnson, Leo Shattuck, Marion Harms, Carol Rose, Betty Cole, Norman Gustafson, Virginia Iensen, Eleanor Binder, Timothy Glenn, Fern Carlson, Phyllis Score, Kenneth Larson, Nancy Wooley, Lucile Swanson, LeRoy Linn, Norma Hoffman, Viola lass, Marjorie Swenson, Helen Innek, Doris Blomquist, Ellen Kadas, Earl Johnson, John VVooley, Eleanor St. John, William Huclalla, Elizabeth Valine. The Pageant CHRISTMAS Pageant was selected by the Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs of johnson High School for their annual musical production. It was pre- sented by the choruses together with the Glee Clubs under the direction of Miss Nelson. This is the first time that a pageant has ever been attempted by a music department of any high school in St. Paul. The presentation was made very picturesque because of the colorful native costumes of various countries. First, the processional with participants in full regalia was most effective. Yule logs were carried in by woodsmen, and a boar's head was brought in on a platter. Traditional Christmas songs of England, France, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, and various other nations were sung. As a climax just preceding the recessional the Hallelujah Chorus from the Messiah was sung. Several tableaux were presented under the direction of Miss Moreland show- ing Mary, joseph the baby jesus, the NVise Men, and the Shepherds In conjunc- tion with these a cantata was gn en Incidental solos were rendered bv Florence Kemper and Norman Gustafson The flight into Egypt a reading written by Selma lagerlof, one of the greatest living author s, was recited by Mi X erne Ahlberg The solemnity and beautv of both the processional and recesslonal will long be remembered by all who were present Page 72 'Sl 'f'fi ,1'-3. W'.Q -PS J vA 1,r-'? 'TT?f, -k J iiiwefflrar'-lfegga134341 - Frzmf Vow: Violet Knapp, Eleanor lllooni, Doris Iohnson, llarlys Iensen, Dorothy Danielson, Harold Nordstrom. Second rms: Stanley Ridley, Louis Hanson, Leonard Iainhor, hlarvin johnson, John Elmquist, Rae Garrigan, Herbert Ahlberg, Carl lYarner, Kenneth Larson, Ernest Collingham, Anthony Czajkowski, George Knoll, Edward llruder. Senior-Junior Play NSIDE THE LINES, by Earl Derr Diggers, author of Sczwzl Keys to Bald- fvatc, was selected by the senior and junior classes of johnson High School for their annual dramatic production. lt was presented April 16 and 17 in the school auditorium, by a cast of twenty-one, under the direction of Miss Morton. It is a war drama full of suspense and thrills, but entirely devoid of the gloomy or harrowing aspects of war. The battles involve the use of wits rather than weapons, and the combatants are members of the secret service of two great nations. The scene takes place at Gibraltar a few days after England entered the Great lYar. Faculty members as well as students cooperated in the production. Mr. Ahl- berg assisted Miss Morton. Staging and lighting was directed by Miss Moreland, with the assistance of a large stage force of students. THE CAST Captain XYoodhouse - - Ernest Collingham -lane Gerson - - Doris Johnson General Crandall Rae Garrigan Lady Crandall Violet Knapp laiinaihe Khan Leonard Iambor Other parts in the play were taken by John Elmquist, Eleanor Bloom, Marlys Jensen, Louis Hansen, Marvin Johnson, Dorothy Danielson, Harold Nordstrom, Carl lVarner, Stanley Ridley, Edward Bruder, Harry Mosebrook, Kenneth Lar- son, Jessie Lundquist, George Knoll, Herbert .-Xhlberg, and Anthony Czajkowski. ., a +- - S. 1 - f - L .-.M in , .QI .w w -.l -, ry '- '- , --Y Ai ., . ':.. -A 1? -5.1 9 , 'K , , ,W fm 1 ' xg . avg , : iiz wgsw J yiigjx JAN: , e f waz. t A- A K ' -K ' as at ,ig ami ,M Y L. 5 V . -,Q 1 . . W t,,.-f.?Q.,f..,,.ffa'wSw 'rf1Q.f,..qa I, Mets-t. 4,4 va-,rr ,!,w.1,gl -11. of.. it 'vwaliI5a.:Q?f, .::s.'f3--Alai-Fliwgv-l1u5:Qs fr' f - af-f ' in '-, , .- , I -nfs,-' g 'yfffzgi f 'fi -3- : ,. - - - - , , -, , . , -. ff,..f,',.,yg ,,.,-ng,l.g,a4,w,i.r2,f...tf,-.fra Y L ,it .tio , , . 'A , ,,,,.,,v,.,,.,,,.l. ,.,.,,,f.,...4 -.-.,a,,,,.gta,., Page 73 I .Q,'l ' 43 Creative Writing Contest SENIQR DIV1s1oN First Award To folm- Strong Louis HANSEN I built a castle out of you As fair as any seen, With golden turrets, jewel studs, With walls of silvery sheen. It rose until the golden peaks Did prick the misty skyg I realize it now, too late, I built it far too high. It rose foundationless, I know 3 With ruins now I cope. My castle is now a twisted mass Upon the sands of Hope. But time may come and help me build A friendship temple new From out this sordid, tangled mass, My tragedy with you. Page 74 IQ , , Q t Q if J L- ba 1 YV ff: .1 .lied .AL , r Avi' Im W ,- if-3 :if Qs X.. Creative Writing Contest-Continued SENIOR DIVISION Second Award Sonnet MARGARET LINDECRANTZ Eternal joy the lake unto me offersg I love to swim and float along its wave. No more than that on this large earth I crave, Not even costly gems in golden coffers. On me so much of sparkling wealth confers This Queen of Nature, which to us God gave. When she with sparkling water doth me lave, I know that no one any more can proffer. I love on summer nights to watch the lakeg Its beauty ceases ne'er to stir 1ny soul. And when I see the ripples glide and roll, They from this dreary life do me awake. And joys outshine the pains and sorrows cold As I the lake with eager eyes behold. L' 'Yi '!'-:Q5 1' i 5 ' ' A - N , ' - f 6 fx Page Ctr Y, Creative Writing Contest-Continued JUNIOR DIVISION First Award A Train E. C. HALLETT As the train glides over the rails When itys misty, silent, and still, It humsg it moansg it sighs. It drifts to me on the hill. Cling-clang, cling-clang, cling. Until the night becomes fuller and fuller VVith clink-clank, clink-Clank, clink. It sighs and sounds and soars And bursts! Then it sinks To a cry and a sob. It is still. Gut of the echoes it wafts again Faintly over the hill. It humsg It croonsg then loses tone. As the train fades away in the distance Again all is misty, silent, and still 011 my hill. 'lllllll ' ,xx .lsr N159 A x I Q Page 76 ...I . Y , 1 I I v ' i . W. ,-, ,, 4 . . - - ' 1 --1 :- - 2- 9 -..L si . 4 1 s . ff' --1 v, . TT :F -'Z' 4 'Z F' .f xx ' f ...L '-'av' if-..-lC.J .-- --Qu H.: 5 , ' 1- 'A -F . -1 - - ' ' ' ' 'W ii ' ' si' 7 3661 A LQXQ ENT Creative Writing Contest-Continued SOPHOMORE DIVISION First Award Night CARROLL STILES HE heavy wooden shutters banged against the weather-beaten walls of a dilapidated farm- house. Long, black shadows darted out among the tall and gaunt looking trees that stood firm and steady, but swayed back and forth, their leaves rust- ling as the wind whistled through their branches. The wind moaned as it hit the sides of a once red- coated barn. One old door of the barn creaked and groaned as it sagged heavily on one rusty hinge. A weak, pale sliver of a moon tried to push its way out from behind the great wind clouds but all in vain for the clouds raced back and forth allowing only tiny, eerie-like shafts of its light to flicker faintly here and there. , i. tgl i ' 7 1 AJ I QA : liiiixsia I Page 71 itil Ai if 4 91 qu' - ,Xf ' 5 'ive ii X - S' 75 Q4 .4-I2 , i Rowing was an ancient sport And a good one, I think, too. For youth of today, it can be Con jvaddlc his ofvn canoe. said V 'Bmw GA I age 78 . K N 'Y --.4 'S M 5 'T V V. ' . 2 . . . E, ,-N-p-,- QAT:HLe1 4cs mm Front raw: Iosepll Cole, John Rossi, l'zn1l llnflke, Stilwertlx ll1le, linlwnrd Uukrcy, XVilfreCl Hunt, Geralrl Gehercn, liflward Kron, Herbert Miller. Frank Farrell. Second 7'0'ZL'2 Cllarles llrown, john l2lIllIlL'llSt. Frank Taylor, James Rall. Loren Carlsten, Conch Malcolm Smilev, Fred liannmeister, Earl Lord, lilwoofl Thorufl, lizlrle Frielierg, XYalton Fritze, Earl VVeslCy, Raylnlund Sanclon. Football Squad LEONARD IAMBOR, XVll.l.I,XM IICFFREY C11 um'I0l111'm'.r -. ff' mf 5 1 , ' , lk ff XT ,V W, I f 1 , 1 fy' Page 79 Front row: Stilwerth Ihle, Edward Bukrey, VVilfred Hunt, Gerald Gcheren. Edward Kron. Second row: Joe Cole, Paul Budke, John Elmquist, Frank Taylor, james Ball, Frank Farrell. Football Team HE johnson boys this year were PTC-SCHSOII favorites to win the much de- sired city conference championship, but they upset the dope and finished the season sharing the cellar position with NVashingtou. Before the conference schedule opened, johnson had everything needed for a good football team. Malcolm Smiley had eleven men who had been under his tutorship for a full season. These eleven men had versatility, stamina and scor- ing punch. lVhat else could a school wish for except a gift of God! The johnson team walked over a powerful lN7hite Rear outfit nineteen to nothing in a non-conference game. Our school was all afluttcr with a football championship in sight. Then came the sad news. Robert Culp and Rae Garrigan, two linesmen of all city caliber, were declared ineligible. Two men were needed to fill their shoes. Edward Mauseth, Hashy quarter-back, left school. This left another important position vacant, and a good field general is not so easily located. This would be enough to discourage any other team, but still the boys plugged on and still the loyal .lohnsonites followed their team. During the season, the team suffered still another set-back. lack VVhite, another previous all city selection, was disabled and could not play. Fred Bau- meister, former back-field ace, was not functioning. These obstacles, too severe for any team of mortals, proved too great for the Fighting Johnson men, and they hnished the conferenceschedule losing three and tieing one game. Our outstanding player this year was Ed Buckrey, who was awarded a guard position on the mythical all city team. dcddggji l l l l l l l ,lf i l. Page 80 W -it ,. , ,cad .fre it-1, . PS' '11 fix KU f N ff' X1 .ei is li-sg. lk f 2 - ' ik X X .sy The above picture is a close-up of the Johnson-Mechanic Arts game. Budke, number eighteen, who was one of Johnson's Sterling backs, is making a gain of seven yards off right tackle. Football Team-Continued The team was not as successful as was hoped for this year. The boys, Without the services of Culp, Garrigan, and Mauseth, played Mechanic Arts, co- sharers of the city title, in the first conference tussle. Late in the third quarter on a long pass Schwarz to Knippenberg, Mechanics scored a touchdown, and won the game six and nothing. Wfhite and Buckrey did out-standing work for Johnson. In the second game, W'ashington managed to tie Johnson at six all. The boys had the ball over the goal on several occasions only to be called back. Buckrey again held up the moral of the team. Johnson, played the formidable Central team in the third conference tilt, los- ing a twenty-six to nothing decision. The game was an uninteresting affair constantly marred by fumbles. Jack VVhite could not play because of a broken arm and his loss was severely felt. The last game of the current season left Johnson and Humboldt, traditional rivals, fighting for third place. In the first play of the game, Humboldt scored a touchdown on a lateral pass to Courtney, Humboldt's captain. The game was hard-fought throughout, but that first touch-down proved to be a winning factor. Failing to make points after goal, johnson lost the season's thriller twenty to nineteen. The team did not win the championship, but showed a fighting and sports- man-like spirit the entire season. More power to you boys, and to your efficient and able coach, Malcolm I. Smiley. fx 'zo Y A -la ' HQ, 2 N V ,V I ,Q a t ' ' ff-7 , 1?-hi , r rg ' gig i l . Ta 'CTC T ,Q , V ffia.. f W arrf rr' ff f -f '13 Page 81 Front row: Charles XVallhlom, Carl XYarner, John Smonsc. Scctitzd rote: C'harlcs lnirown, Uean Lnntlholm. l.oren Carlsten, Rnsscll Carlstrom, flames Rall. Basketball Squad .XCK RICICSIC. who has coached 'lohnson teams in many successful cam- paigns. again took over the reins after a year's ahsence. He had Very little experienced material with which to work hecause of the eight semester rul- ing. Despite having the services ol only one lctterman. Charles llrown, -lack Reese entered an impressive quint in the city conference. The hoys lost hut three games, two to Central and one to Mechanic Arts. The typical ,lolmson spirit pevailed tliroughont the season. hoth on the players' part and in the student hody itself. .Xlthough, according to the conference standing' they did not Win the chants pionship, they are still our champions. We still think we had the hest team in the city although Central received the credit for it. lf we did not have the hest. i. e. a championship team, we had hy far the linest appearing team. XYQ were represented this year hy a squad of the cleanest. finest lzaskethall players that ever carried the colors ot johnson lligh School into hattle. .Xnd that is indeed a credit and honor hecause ,lack Reese has presented us with numerous championship teams. XYhether they won or lost did not make any cliilerence to the team. They did not fret ahout a loss. They played the gamegplayed it to the last minute- played it hecause they loved it. Sportsmen like these are rare. Vtle think more of you, Team, for displaying a hue hrand of sportsmanship than if you had won the state title. You have upheld the reputation and have lived up to the standards and ideals of a wonderful school and coach. Page 8: Left I0 right: T.oren Carlsten, Russell Carlstrom, lk-an Lundholm. Charles XVallblom, Charles Urown. Basketball Team CR basketball team finished the season holding second place in the city conference. lYe had one ot the fastest teams in the circuit. Three games were lost in the conference hght and not one by more than two points. ln the season's opener the boys lost to Central High School, city champions, twenty-one to nineteen. johnson held a fair lead until the final minutes when substitutions were made. Lundholm displayed a brilliant game at center with four baskets to his credit. The team looked much better than Central's. They handled the ball better, played a faster game, but did not make quite enough baskets. johnson played XYashington in the second game, emerging with a ragged Hfteen to nine Victory. The third game with llumboldt was another last minute ahtalr with johnson winning twenty to nineteen. Klechanics defeated johnson twenty-six to twenty-four in the fourth con- ference tilt, This game also was decided in the last minute of play. In the remaining conference games, johnson defeated llvashington and Mechanic .Xrts, but lost to Central. Charles llrown, john Smouse, and Dean l.undholm were placed on the all city honor selection. .Xlthough the conference schedule was completed. the boys did not disband. They play ed under the colors of l'earl Klotors in the Mid-Central tourney. They won their first two games against college competition, but lost to the power- ful Gustavus College team in the semi-finals. They also entered the state tourney as the East District representa- tives. They hnally were defeated by a strong Red XYing squad. jaclc Reese will have john Smouse and james Ball returning next year. XYith the other material available. he should have a strong aggregation. F U I.. -.- . f , Page 83 EDVVARD BUCKREY - - Guard 4'Buck never gave in. He played every minute of every game. His fighting spirit upheld the moral of the team and also placed him on the Hrst all city selection. GERALD GEHEREN - - Center jerry was the scrappiest player in the city conference. He was where the action was greatest. PAUL BUDKE - Backield It was Bud's', line plunging and his brilliant defense work that placed him on the all city honor team. FRANK TAYLOR - - Backicld L Taylor's sensational kicking and his clever footwork made him one of the outstanding halfbacks in the city. Page 84 MAIRQQN DEAN LUNDHOLM - - Center Dean took the tipoff from every other center. He was also a clever defense player and made the all city selection. LOREN CARLSTEN - - Guard Lolly was one of the outstanding defense men in the conference. He held his opponents to few baskets, and made many timely buckets himself. CHARLES WALLBLOOM - Forward Dead-eye Chuck bolstered our foward wall. His timely shooting en- abled us to finish the season in second place. ' CHARLEs BROWN - - Guard Chuck played every position on the team. He was placed at guard on the all city aggregation and also was among the scoring leaders. tx '7 . xl ' i .,:cxL, 4 il u ' l 1 1: N 9 ix 3 , C. .. . W, .. 3 , ..,. ..,,.., W. Page E Fran! mfs: Hilo Gabriel. lfrnest Collinglmm. NYilliam Toeugcs, llilding Peterson. Burl: rote: lloward Noyes. Gurdon Johnson, Gerald Hoffman, Gordon Noyes. Hockey Team HERE was some doubt about whether there would be a Johnson Hockey team this year as no coach could he found. llowever, through the per- sonal efforts of a few boys interested in the game, a team was organized. lYilliam Toenges acted as a combination coach and captain, and. with the group of fine individual players that turned out, soon had a team worthy of city competi- tion. The season started with a spectacular victory over the Mechanic Arts play- ers. The score was four to one. lint, meanwhile, trouble was in the offing. Lvnder protest from the other schools of the conference, some of the members of the hockey team were cle- clared ineligible, and Johnson was compelled to forfeit two games. This prac- tically put them out of the conference race and, as their most valuable players had been lost, the sextet did not nnish its schedule. XVilliam Toenges was the only member of the team to be placed on an all city team. Ile was awarded a defense position on the second team. .Xs usual very little support was given hockey this year. This probably was partially due to the mild weather which made poor ice, and slow games were the result. XVe hope that interest revives, as it is a fast, clean, and thrilling sport. V 1 1 v v 7 , l l Pagz' X6 t l i l l t l Front Voir: james Kimball, Edward Carlson, Richard Smith. Mr. Bei-gh, Norman Conrad. Sccuml row: VVarren Nord, VVilhurt Hedberg, Robert lfarrell, Kenneth Honebrink, Timothy Glenn, David Anderson, Andrew Glenn. Swimming Team l N lllf swimming team has done very well this year in all its meets consider- ing the handicap under which it has worked. The small size of the team has made it necessary for each member to swim in at least three or four events. a circumstance which has undoubtedly weakened them considerably. Prospects at the end of last year for a successful season this year were very good, as only one player was lost through graduation. However, several of last year's players failed to join the team again this fall, and a gap was tlms left which could not be filled quickly and easily. Since the boys have alternated somewhat in the swimming meet, no special event can be assigned definitely to any individual. However, the lineup that fol- lows is the one used in most of the meets. Lineup: 220 yard dash Richard Smith. David .Xnderson 100 yard dash Robert Farrell, blames Kimball 50 yard dash V - - Kenneth llonebrink. Rae Garrigan Medley - Richard Smith, Kenneth llonebrink, .Xndrew Glenn, Timothy Glenn, XYarren Nord 100 yard breast stroke ,Xndrew Cilcnn, Timothy Glenn, XYarren Nord , l00 yard back stroke - - lYilbert lledberg, Kenneth llonebrink Relay - Norman Conrad, Robert Farrell, james Kimball, David Anderson l Diving ----- Rae Garrigan, Norman Conrad l l ii. 7-fn.-.,.' -V.1.- ,-Q-.fp Um' V. tw W, tr' '1'QgY,,f ' 11 3. Y- i -11 jf:2:ZW2zz:33igi' -, NL'-.53 L2 La e.a 1 f c X-ls:-za ..,'.xf4g::,y -A., A 5 V gi..- ,, - - . qua, - X egg-,xx -sgasc-4 Page S7 Outdoor Golf Team Front row: Gilbert Sweuberger, Ernest lfollingllam, :lack Ccdarholm. Second row: Paul Benjzuuiu, Harold Colliuglmxn, Miniature Golf Champions of City Front row: Louis Lesky, Jack Cedarholm, Ernest Colliugham. Back row: Harold Colliugham, Paul Benjamin, Gilbert Swenbcrger, VValte1' Holm, Albert Clasen f Page 88 . Ty, ..,. ,--R , .,,,.... W-v.--I R v-- 1-vw-.--www-5-1-iv,-fv.v-...- -.-...W 7, - --R v-'ff W-.Av -- . JAMES BALL FRED BAUMEISTER CHARLES BROWN fMa11agerD EDWARD BUCKREY PAUL BUDKE JOE COLE JOHN ELMQUIST FRANK FARRELL WALTON FRITZE GERALD GEHEREN JAMES BALL CHARLES BROWLN CCaptainJ LOREN CARLSTEN RUSSELL CARLSTROM JOE COLE DAVID ANDERSON NORMAN CONRAD ROBERT FARRELL RAE GARRIGAN ANDREVV GLENN Lettermen FOOTBALL WILERED HUNT STILVVERTH IHLE EDWARD KRON EARL LORD HARRY NORTH JOHN ROSSI CURTIS SKDOG FRANK TAYLOR ELWOOD THORUD JACK WHITE BASKETBALL EDWARD KRON Oflanagerj DEAN LUNDHOLM JOHN SMOUSE CHARLES WALLBLOM CARL WARNER SWIMMING TIMOTHY GLENN WILBERT HEDBERG KENNETH HONEBRINK JAMES KIMBALL WARREN NORD RICHARD SMITH CCaptain5 MINIATURE GOLF JACK CEDARHOLM ALBERT CLASEN ERNEST COLLINGHAM HAROLD COLLINGHAM LOUIS LESKY GILBERT SWENBERGER OUTDOOR GOLF PAUL BENJAMIN JACK CEDARHOLM GLEN CHRISTENSEN ERNEST COLLINGHAM HAROLD COLLINGHAM GERALD HOFFMAN GILBERT SWENBERGER FRANK TAYLOR TENNIS CJUNE 19305 MILTON CARLSON ROBERT JOHNSON EUGENE FROEHLE HAROLD NORDSTROM GIRLS' ATHLETICS q JUNE 19305 HELENE ANDERSON DORIS BLOMQUIST LENORE BOLDT GUNNVOR FALK ELSIE FALK EVIS FREDERICKSON MARLYS JENSEN ELLEN KADAS GIRLS' ALL LOIS BRIGGS ELEANOR TORGERSEN LUCILLE LARSON MARGARET LINDECRANTZ LOIS D. PETERSON ERMA RICHARDS ORLEAN SABO MARION SEDIN RUTH TUBBESING DOROTHY WOODWARD CITY AWARDS CJUNE 19305 ALICE MUEHLENTHALER GENEVIEVE MULRENNAN 1 f. ,f:-' .L , - nu. .Q I x,fl1'f gli? In I W J, A E 5:31-fi -c' .1 5' Wie' 5 I W Nbr Page 89 F-.-. L.. All 5 C ' First row: Krueger, Second ron' Goswitz, Third row: VV'all, C Fourth row: Engson, Fifth row: son, V. Stuart, liret. lfares, Neumeister, Aloran, Blomquist, Ritchie, Boldt, lf. Olson, lf, Johnson, Greene, I. Boldt, Benson. : L. Nelson, D. Ienson, Falk, Brabcck, lnisdahl, VVickre. G. Iohnson, I. Stuart, Xlasterman, Aderman, Krausse, Alarelius, Innocenti, Kartak. li. Falk, A. Moren, Freed, AI. Anderson. Voppenberger, li. Anderson, Busflickcr, Alunson, arlson, B. Carlson, Culverwell, Barragar, Alurphy. Lennartson, Nlalmqnist, H. iilauner, Korplmge, Thoreson. Lanners, Norlemann, Kettlesou, Holmgren, IC. Nelson, M. Anderson, Y. Johnson, Brink, Raschke. G. Glauuer, Mulrennan, Lindecrantz, Martin, lingstrom, llouston, l'.. ll. Peterson, l'.. A. Peter- Larson, Samuelson, Ncwstrand, Breitkrantz, Marty, L. Larson, Frye. G. LENORE BoLnT - E.LIZAlSETH HOUSTON ESTHER OLSKJN - FRANCES RITCHIE A. A. - - - P1'0.ria'r1zi l ie'c-Plwsizivlzt Sl?C7'l'flll'j' T7'ClI.YIll'N' HERE is the girl of yesteryear ? lamcnt many songwriters. Yes, where is she, that Staid, dignihed. non-athletic girl of yore. XYe may answer simply that she isn't. She has been replaced by the vigorous athlete of today. whom we may find as an active member of the Girls' Athletic Association. T he G. A. A. was organized for the purpose of bettering girls, not only phys- ically, but mentally as well. Everyone knows that the quick, accurate action need- ed in every Sport is the basis of higher mentality. One way of arousing interest among the girls is the awarding of .l's,', the symbol of achievement in the athletic line. In order to be the proud possessor of a , one must earn 750 points by participating in sports, Such as volleyball. basketball, track, swimming, hiking, golf, tennis, and skating. lf a girl aspires to be the owner of an all City letter, 1250 points must be obtained. Several johnson girls have Won these in the past years. HJ!! lYere xve to have our choice in the matter, would we go back to bygone days or would we be as peppy, free, and lithe as we are? One glance at the represen- tation here suftices. Vtle do not have to think. 0. - e H, , fail? ' fy , 5 QQ' , '65v,x K ff' .Wi 'ff MN . Y , ., l V. 1.15 Q ffr 1 1, . 'z Mr Page 90 1, , X Q GL Mkt kg A' A A I 5 T' x,wra-eff iXAlM 1 LP, A NAQXXI My Hem' Mn Q 'E . gli' Q. F,-0111 rare: Virginia l'nrish. Yiolct Knapp, Ella lletclier. .Xlyce Holmberg, llclen flllCI'f4ClllllfC, Dorothy Kase, Singhild llroman. Astrid Hansen, Eleanor llcrnreuthcr. Second rms: lileanor Sager. Clirystal XYooCl. Dorothy liettleson. Verna Stolpe, Dorothy llaniclson, Gunn- vor Falk, Murilla Linnerotli. liilcen Geheren. Tllllfllv row: Helen Uslund. Evelyn Moore, Juanita Ridley, flrlanda Messerli, lfmily xYl'gXYE'l'Ill, Helen Mellahn, Delores Neumeister. Fourth row: Ernestine Freed, Virginia Johnson, Carol lliebiglirniser, llora Jensen, .Xurclia Lanners. Johnson Rooter Club .-Xrxrii llomiiaizko - - - Pnxvirlvzzf Dokoruv lixsn - Vive-P1'f.via1f'11t HELEN flBERSHL'LTE Sf'C1't'l1!l'VX' Sixoiurn IBROMAN Trmzxzmv' Miss Xloos1aRL'ocsER --Id-z'i.vvr HF johnson Rooter Club entered upon its second year of activity with a group of thirty-live peppy girls. The motive of the organization is to create and promote a greater Johnson lligh School spirit. Miss Xloosbrug- ger, who accepted the invitation to become their adviser for the ensuing year, met with the executive committee at the beginning of the semester to discuss plans for accomplishing this purpose. They began their program for the year by sponsoring the llalloyveen Frolic. the first matinee dance of the term. The Rooters helped the P. T. A. a great deal bv selling many tickets for the carnival. They also were of service to the Student Council by making a contribu- tion of five dollars. This enabled them to put on the annual llanquet. All the teams had been provided with complimentary tickets except the swimming team. liecause of the Rooter donation this team was also provided for. The girls attended the football and basket-ball games regularly. To stimulate interest in the latter, they sold megaphones and distributed printed copies of yells and songs at the games. Page 91 Q, t Q I fi? h l S qs? ' . 1 The Dunce No more dost see him in high peaked cap, With heade bent lowe o'e1f his hated taske. Nowe in seat he takes his daily imp. When edlled, his face becomes a stupid mask. A X SUI 5? ' Page 9: M ,,.,.- -1 --.-1---n ,- gg,-3 - ' gf -?.L':.- ,.-Q .,..-nv--' F,-,- li' x' IA : Lal .N A 'rf --ii.. f ' F X A-Kgs--.:.-Q.--f x i F i 'ax I A .. ,, ' A , 1 , 7 -,5 -- - r , 5- M Y A A' , , .4 MTA my ' ! , WE l v , I If - X ' l hx X X . . . . xx l 1 ' X X , X V- E ff if - Yi w N 'mg Z f . ,,,'!VV, 7 N x xy ' km -J 1 K y IU X I N N J' W, 57.7 'lg .TL x ,fy ' - A 'lm H' Lfg INQ 3 N f NW f 'QW 'VU' i ' N :MQ Wi' Q , I 4 , W ' 4 I ., hh 0, X X lf Jw: . STL.-Jia, ii' -X f ' , ,-NN X X! QE f M J x lf.. fl , i X 2, ,M 2 4 -i f gs: ' lq.. it-1 f Q x X ,jj -x 3' f- , mu,-i ,- :f:z:f.z:'5g ',Q ' 1 ,qi li I P I If I 1 Wviygijza'-Qsik 1 lo L . M ui 4 wif, fy! -NEYNA IIUI WM 6 ,. -L uf- 4 f X ,N K X ,ff X pg- X, X QP! 'lf 5 I ' -I 1' f' NVQ, F577 1 gb? -' ' '-' 4 A -135,15 ,A 'Gy gr D' XS - .6 vfvii' f Z- .W 'Q-f -4' 1 ' , X I .4 Y itll ,V L-fl ' V x 7W.,9-95 f Q- X M V M H f Mx 555:25 5' , H 1' - H I Zn 'E - 1 I ! ' H I 'Fl quuliillL.f53'J -' 3 'A ,F J '4r'-i ! K war! aldupcx QV P 9 M A ,ENE 2. 4- nggz.. ll X X 1 X 4 N, XJ ll'l'li'l l I.. lg A' ,. WJ -' A' o , - :Z-if if- 43 it? 'J' L J' 'A fb. 'll 9 0 C-: 6.9 .gn 82,53 gQ'!W- 4 1:7 .J-A gf 4 ju X VVe solemnize our surprise In the size of our enterprise In welcoming without disguise, Mr. Guise, Our wise principal, whom we idolize. The portals of our dear Alma Mater swung open and the fair maidens swarrned in. Here we End Eleanor, a Senior, with her arms laden with ponderous volumes. Alas! She has dropped them but we find no gallant young knight dashing to her rescue. O well, we girls are abused any- way. NVhat would this Maroon be without a picture of our worthy friend, Andrew? lt wouldn't be Johnson Without him. Here he stands like a sentinel, never failing. a Here we stand, all four in a row. We cook and bake with all sorts of dough. We're Johnson, Rendstrom, Kelly, and Green, Now everybody, please get that in your bean. Page 94 Just look at Miss Smith calling up mother To see why Jambor was absent today, 'tYes, answers mother, is there any way In which the alarm clock on him will reg- ister ? Get behind your cage ! is the first thing Lenore and Luella hear as they dash madly to the cafeteria to set up the candy counter, and to wait on the hungry mouths that call loudly for their Milky Ways, Snickers, Peanuts, or what have you? They suggest that Miss Boyd add one more word to her M. R. Tests-the differ- ence between dessert Cmintsj and desert fmintsj. VVell, where's the cashier? exclaimed a student when ready to pay for his lunch. Here I am, called Mr. Anderson as he climbed up on his high-chair, behind the cash counter. Where were you? I was just going to walk off, without paying. I couldn't See where you were. I was right here behind my desk-but don't worry about sneaking off without paying me. I can always see you, even if you can't see me. Mr. Anderson replied. He may be short, but he surely knows his business. Maybe you too have wondered how this old klunk gets to school and back home again every day. By looking at it, you'cl think the owner carried it back and forth. But if you ever spied Milo speeding up Payne Avenue about 35 miles an hour fre- member, this is an antique Fordj, you would wonder what strange power he had over the old Henry. By the way, he surely knows his signs, doesn't he? ' ' - 3 'il'l-i,lfHll' ff.-ri - ix' ,-I, -if 47: Qj'4 -4 'Z -.' xii! H -E ,f n -vvrv 1 jf - '-f1j'egQuz'fi 'Llp Ig f -gin-fe,..:fC?5.1QQs ,1'j,.g gg ,Q 7 7 '- Hi- , i- l L Page 95 I D61 Aa CD loaf I 1 l 511 The play Snow Drop, was given by the Puppet Club in the form of a puppet show. The characters acted just as puppets do, controlled by strings, being pulled by un- seen people. Dorothy Kase made an ideal Snow Drop with Gladys Hughes acting as hero. We wonder how Marie Johnson was able to take the part of the Villainess so Well. Evelyn Berlin and Doris Blomquist were dwarfs, and Stella Malmquist was the Woodman. With clean suits our boys began, And played football as no others can. 'Twas really a crime How they tore through the line. Just what would happen to our graduat- ing seniors if this little lady did not see them off! How she humbles them! Can you find anything a senior hates to do more than to get up in English VIII and say meekly I don't know. It's surprising the amount of energy that radiates from this small person. But then all good things come in small packages. Daddy's shoulder is the best after all. So thinks Doris johnson as Louis Hansen, who took part in Potboilers , comforts her misery. Just look at the rose petals strewn around. Page 96 I. '- Ll, . - Vw, 1-ti-, 'NL ' 3' ' 'N r-vm' - iff t ' 1- J' 1 NIAJRO GENE JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE AT THE JOHNSON-HUMBOLDT GAME. What shooting and excitement on that little stage of ours .... The Sophs thought they were in Chicago, for the time being. Leonard Jgrnbor, as the man- ager, was grand with a capital HG. All wc missed was the boiling pot. A new addition in the right corridor, teaching American HlStOfj'. XVelcome Miss Hood. Three guesses who it is. The lirst two don't count. These are a few of the boys who took part in the P. T. A. Carnival, which was a huge success. , ',',-, ' ' ' AW Www N-9tl.H,-sn ., '. . :tvi 1 , ' 1 5 ,-,L .-,- 4.1, 1:11 , '. V -'5 . ,.j1.I5,'2..'gf -4 mfg ,Q 5. . if giigyggveng ,,. 3' A Half 114115 r-qu 9 114-f::f.ps-fggf-QXANS1,-.: 1-I Page 97 .ff-55. CCD? I M Sometimes we wonder what goes on be- hind the scenes. All we know is that the stage force has plenty of fun even if they do work hard at times. Here they are get- ting their daily bath with the tire extin- guisher. - One of our boys in the band is trying to discover what's wrong with his hoop-oop- a-cloopf' We wonder, sometimes, what goes on in the woodshop. But here's just a sample of the many interesting articles the boys make. Look what we have here! A second Damon and Pythiasp Don't they look just like real pals should? 4, Kg Q . - f,s,-z-:-- J . F ' , V, 71' f ,' 1' 'Y i 'ik MTS '. 3- 52.5, x : ,. xi K0 A ff' f - 3 AMN f- 1 3 ' i ' ' J , sf HN rr 1 I, .4 , A :Qi 'H Ay,s,,:.-4-f,.sn-.,s .. JM, ,, N 1-, .f.,,.1 - ,5 , arty W : Q i .5.sp.3w,u-Hz? 1:-,wr A 1 x ssivtg- .-4.141 5-h,:gu,uv w as- -' A w- Y ' : Q -w A. 1 - gm. --'t' u, .'y'f 1,121 1 .i t'cg',ygW.5 219 ff-'QJQ QLG ,rg wi us- 1 -slfswsa .Frm--tt t I A 4 ff' 4r1'?'s-fiwmfli. wig: . fs-if,--4:- its ' 1 v X ' f as-ss. tn K Page 98 FHA RQ More to be pitied than censored. Margie and Max Florence and Norm In stately robes in solemn march of Christ-- mas Pageantry. MMMMMM ---- Doesn't this look appetizing? Doesnt it look real? lt was V used in the Christmas Pageant. Here we End the boys completing the head. THE THINKERY' Apologies to Rodin. ,ff'F'-. s l' lil Q H l if av. if . . ul 'xv f , ,f 'f -g , . 1 - X .Af,.!f-gl, i rp! -,A 93,91 f J , - h V4 4. X -, ,J , Q ,Z . 4... .,,. ,ww A , f-W... ,... r ,,.1 - A-. l V---M4-V - - 1'-if il!-12:,1:Q5i'.1,-:Ji3-'Egg-izifzggff 11? is , YSL,zvr-fi:aff:25215311-3: 51vfff1i'ix 'mf' Q' iii'-ea , ,Z 2 -' 1:3 Page 99 - This place has memories for rowdy stu- dents Cincluding seniorsb who carouse on the street-car coming home from the bas- ket-ball games. You up and coming' Sopho- mores please take advice from these exper- ienced elders who were hauled in on that memorable night. Here we stand in aprons whiteg We tackle dishes with, all our might. In the caieteria' wc work, And no tasks do We shirk. Here we find Bert Ackerson and Orplia Okerluud, who took part in the Golden Phoenixf, Orpha surely played Well her partof a little Chinese boy. STRIVING FOR AN EDUCATION AND SLIPPING ON THE VVAY. l Y' .X , ' I qv, ' ' ., , , I ' ' - . ' -ll!!-.ll F x 5-n1.7: 4', Q '- -My ' :. , -1- ' Ha 2 ' 1 ' ' p,, K, 'G C.: c.: .El -. . N 'I 17'-LA 5 Page IQU i.T,-.-..-.-.-... ,,,, 7, Y, , One of the most novel and interesting assemblies was that given by these travel- ing minstrels. Such harmony and expres- sion accompanied their spiritual songs. One of the songs which went over big with the students, was entitled, 'AI just Came From Heaven and I Can't Sit Down. These men have been traveling all over the United States in the car shown in the picture. We take oh' our hats to you, songsters. This is the leader of the four negro sing- ers who entertained us at one of our assem- blies. Everyone enjoyed the program very much. Boy, dem black boys sho can sing! Here we End one of our faculty members busy correcting test papers. And can he correct them? I ask you. This teacl1er's name is just plain Mr. Ahlberg, but some of the girls take the liberty of calling him Verne. Violet Knapp, the heroine of The Gold- en Phoenixf' seems to be enjoying her po- sition in the arms of the hero, Frank Taylor. + -. ' . .... in Page IOI 9 fjfl.. f 1? S' X x , f 'f L J iv N if if-1.:-if Wx 57' f'i - , 291-, . ' ri. .sa sas' .afzaasfiriwi ' it aa ...gg ' . Jrffgerffaxx 1 fxfwe-19551: , sf 4 i X fl: Q5 All -'rl Frfgztfar t 92 ' A x Page I02 K-iff' Y., 4. Mrs. Gordon, better known as Miss VVil-- kerson, was married in Seattle, Vvlashing- ton, October, 1930. VVe hope they are hap- py. May we apply this familiar line? And so they lived happily ever after. Our Maroon assembly this year brought back memories of the 19th century when petticoats were in style. fBut, sorry to say, petticoats were lacking in this assemblyj What! Don't tell me vvelre back in the 18th century? No, I guess not. These pretty maids are just trying to be sweet, shy maids of the olden days. Quite be- coming, eh? Seated at her desk we caught Miss Moosbrugger in her best teacher's pose. She teaches English VI and VH. Besides this she happens to be the able adviser of the Johnson Rooter Club. vw By the way the students come out of this door, we know that it must be 2:15. Say, and do you notice they are nearly all sopho- mores? And the books ...... ! ! Spring Cleaning. . live fear Andrew would be sadly in need of a position if the girls would go in for this sort of vocation. VVe shall now turn to page 110, and join in the song with Anthony. Boy, isn't that suit becoming? The development of the proiile thru the ages-reading from left to right, please. 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John XV. ..... 134 B1um's Drug Store . 132 Borgstrom, C. .X.. . . ... 136 Bremer, F. E. ...... .. 130 Brenizer, Elmer. .. . 135 Brodella. P. J. .... 131 Braunig X Sons 121 Buckbee 8: Mears ..... .. 111 Capitol Laundry ........ . 122 Carlson Funeral 11ome ..... .. 129 Carlstrom, A. .X. X Son ...... .. .. 135 Clayton. C. C .... .........,.........., 1 34 Concord Steam Laundry .......... .... 1 2-1 Daytons Bluff Sheet Metal Mvorks .... 119 llaytons Bluhc State Bank .,........,. 128 East Side Grocery ..,........ .. ... 12-1 East Side State Bank ............. 125 Ericksoirs Photography .,.......,.... 113 Farmers K Merchants State Bank. ..,. 125 First State Bank ..................... 11-1 Gerber, C. C. .................... .. 11-1 Giesen, Martin ....... . 12-1 Globe Business College. .. . 113 Gould Seed Co., R. L ..... . .. 123 Griffin XYheel Co. ....... .. 12.1 Griggs Cooper N Co ..... .. 13-1 Hackner. H. ...,....... .. 119 1 1agst1'oni, E. Co. ..... 132 Hamm Brewing Co... . 116 llansen Coal Co.... Holm it Olson ........ Hunn, Joe. ............... . Hygienic Barber Shop. . , .. lndependent Milk Co.. . . . Jensen. B, R ........... Johnson. F. 11.. . .. Johnson Mfg. Co... . Johnson Sz Son .....,. Josten's ........... ...... Kennedy Bros. Arms Co.. .. Lampland Lumber Co. .... . Lee, Orville ............. Lemenowsky. V. ..... . Lilygren 8x Sundberg ..... Lindahl, A. ...........,. . Lofroth Bakery ...... Marelius, A. T ..... . Martin Lumber ...... McClain 8: Hedman. .. McClusky Clothes ...,. McGill-1fVarner ..... . . 133 12-1 .. 132 .. 131 122 ..121 .. 112 . 12-1 .. 118 127 :117 ..125 ..11S .. 135 ..115 ..121 .. 122 v .. 123 .. 120 .. 136 .. 118 .. 110 Name 1X1e1in 81 llegland .,.. Memmer Bros. ....... . Minnesota Mining Co.. . . . Mikiska Pharmacy ...... Modern Beauty Shop ...... Mosebrook, C. ............. . Mounds Park State Bank ..... Ne1son's Grocery, L.. .... .. Nordstrom, David ......... North, Robert A. ......,...... . Northern Malleable Iron Co... Northrop, E. A. .........., .. Nyberg, John A. .......... . Olson Bros. ........ . Olson Furniture Co.. . . Osgood Sz Blodgett .... Otto, VV. E. ...... .. Pamel Bros. ......... . . Parkway Drugs ...,...... Parkway Motor Service ..., Payne Ave. Cafe ........... Payne Ave. Cash K Carry... 1'ayne Arc. Pliarmacy ..... . 1'asteurized Milk Cos.. Pearson, Bessie ........ 1'carson, E. ............. . 1'earson. John .Xlfreal .... Peterson. Frank L ..... 1'eterson-Grcenman ...... 1'halen Park C1eaners ...... Poppenbergcr. 1Yni. .fi Son, ,, Rasmussen Business College.. Richman Bros... ....... .. Rothschild ...... ..... lfndeen. 115 Page 132 126 116 122 122 133 123 125 136 124 133 133 119 134 129 133 128 131 131 119 135 123 13-1 120 135 118 120 127 120 135 136 117 121 - 125 126 St. Francis Lateteria. ................. s o .,.... 128 St. Paul Box Spring Mattrcs' C Schaffhausen, H. G. ................. 133 136 SC11C1J1DvS Recreation ..... Scltoch, Andrew ...... Schlinder, E. ,.,...,,. . Sc1iniid's Ury Goods... Schmid. XY. XV. ...... . Setterholni. 1.. '1' .... Sctterholm. XY. B. ....... . Steele Bros. ............. . Stationers lingraring Co.. .. Stone. 1Ya1ter F. ....... . Stroniwall, Dr. Albert Swanson, A. A., Zi Son.... Swenson Bros. .......... . Testa, Sam ....... Thiede, Herman .... Thompson, G. A. ....... . 1'ope1, F. NV. ............... . Twin City Book 8: Sta. Co .... Typewriter Sales Ass'n.. . .. Vander Bie .............. 1Vahman, Egin E. ...... . 1Vest1und Meats .......... XVhite Bear Beauty Shop.. Zelbert. Edward ........... 126 126 129 130 129 133 127 130 131 121 125 136 127 132 119 121 132 131 114 127 130 123 131 Page 109 Craftsmanship Plus QDERN prizewinning yearlDool4s are not the result ol haphazard prepa- ration. Early consultation with the Annual Depart- ment ol this company will insure proper procedure and the utmost Value lor the budgeted expenditure. I Adequate Aiilechanical Facilities X so ya, A -ff Q! -Q 0 - s , ,f 'Md ml' 2r:.iu'21e5 'f ae,-' gl . gag .EEWW The McGill-Warner Co Saint paul ll :aa :sea 1 lv- . -it-H- 0 imp K- M U H ,Z '1QUfxL1TY, not QUANTITY, S Xxxxx g the medium Lim! moves men's minds I Y we if Plans and Plates IDEAS lilce airships, come tovvards us out ol the haze Modern airports have every facility lorthe convenience ol airmen and their cralts. Similarly, we have every modern equipment and years ol engraving experience to bring into concrete lorm the ideas ol our hundreds ol clients vvho puh- lish school and college annuals. Developing a theme lor such issues vvhich will thrill vvhenever seen, and bring back happy memories in years to come, calls lor understand- ing! and a vvide range ol experience You vvill Find that sort ol understanding and experience, as vvell as unsurpassed vvorlrmanship vvhen you commit your publication to the BUCKBEE-MEARS CG. sr. PAUL, MINN. SH-2.112111 Q H H HQ W' f T, tT.,.QI.4..,. PHCDTCDGRAPI-W GUI? MGTTCD Quality ancl Excellence All work personally supervised by gAl5EM ,H ' 5f.DAuL -J PAYNE AVEATYORK Omclal Photographer Class 1931 SWTINGS MADE EVENINGS BV APPOINTMENT ONLY Telephone Telephone tudio-lower 7920 Residence-Tower 4392 The Worioi is W aifing io Pay Your Price i You Can Deliver the Goods CJDASTER the technique oi business training, and you will Find a ready marlcet lor your services. Alter l-ligh School, specialize in the l4ind oi business training lor which employers are eager to pay good salaries -:1:ss ' DAY and N'GHT SCHOOL AU- YEAR PLACEMENT SERVICE Win-:our CHARGE ' f Business College 2- E ' ':..:5: E 7th Zllld. Cellar Streets I 4'iA A ll: ' 'Q Thy- 5' Kd is Widely Recognized School of Efficiency Gong S'-3 h A Speaking Likeness See Yoursebf as Others See You PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES SjJi'CZ'f1! Rczffs io Sizicfrrzzfs ERICKSON STUDIO P 3 COMPLIMENTS Vander Bie's ICE CREAM Graduation Suits Made to Order at the Special Get-acquainted Price of only 525.00 E. HAGSTROM CO. Payne 8: Jenks UP-TO-DATE TOGGERY UUE Students! Mention this ad and receive a discount of 102 on all Furnishings. DOLLAR - by - DOLLAR THIS IS THE WAY FORTUNES ARE BUILT EEE Put a little Wholesome restraint on your spend- ing and give your future a chance. OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT NOW! EUC! FIRST STATE BANK P 4 I 316 L5- vv, STEWART MLCRAY 2 trouser suzts a overcoats a d t ctl e achle e ollegxate t d t a g n ey sp c lly des gnedf r h gh hool men with h y newest Roths h ld d sc v fl pu t a d oat styl s Z 0 Maumee L ROthSCh11d SL Co Palace Clothing House ?' 7 ' 'Q N e , 8 X , 'x SJ I I 2 I 5 W R' A it if s T , y ' 1 ,W E ff xr 1 ' nd T . Stewart McCrays are is in 'v ' v - ment in c ' ilorin a h 're e e ia i o i sc ' ,4 t e ver - c i i o e 'es in cam s sui n over- c e 0 0 V. LEIVIENOWSKY UUE! QUALITY GRQCERIES and MEATS U U CI 1022 Earl Street Westinghouse Radio EASY TERMS ARLINGTON ELECTRIC 1001 PAYNE. AVE.. Tower 4387 ALBERT BERG E E E EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING El lj III H56 Seventh Street I Compliments Theo. Hamm Brewing Co. St. Paul, Minn. Preserve the beauty of your Car av'-r - 'Sei ' 'K n v1,, . . ' f A A I S U L ' Q :Elie AUTOMOBILE POLISH Q , RETSUI.. MAKES CAR POLISHING EASY Made by MINNESOTA MINING Sz MFG. CO Including BAEDER ADAMSON CO. WAUSAU ABRASIVES CO SAINT PAUL MINNESOTA V A I g 6 H Upon Graduation rom folinson you decide to prepare for a business career, we invite you to consider our Secretarial, Shorthand and Business Courses. The school is in session all the year and students may enroll at any time. We employ no solicitors, but those who are interested in a business training are urged to visit the school to inspect the facilities and the work of the students. You will find the Rasmussen school a superior business training institutiong high grade courses, large faculty, select students, modern equipment, whole- some surroundings. Free employment department for graduates. OUR SUMMER SCHOOL offers special advantages to high school students. 63 East Fifth Saint Paul, Street . Minnesota near Cedar ' K Cedar 5333 PRACTICAL BUSINESS SCHOOL JOSTEN'S TREASURE-CRAFT JEWELERS and STATIONERS CLASS RINGS CLASS PINS MEDALS TROPHIES ST. PAUL DIVISION LINDEKE BLDG. Factory, Owatonna, Minn. 1 Z C. l. Johnson Mfg. Co. Vllu Z e X f. S SAINT PAUL A9 1 - ICUNGSN N ' K X X US Printing Presses L f Type R D ii 1 mm McCluskey Clothes Styled for Young Men 320 - 5525 Complete Outfits for SECOND FLOOR PI-intel-S Bremer Arcade Building 7th at Robert St. Paul Buy Known Lumber Years ago, we bought lumber by selection, at the yard. A thorough knowledge of lumber and grades was essential, then. Today, anyone can buy quality material on the telephone. There's a MATERIAL DIFFERENCE IIQIHPIGINII llllmber llIQmI!9.l.!l E. Sth at Locust, St. Paul 1627 So. 7th St., Minneapolis Cedar 4950 Atlantic 3271 vdfm'-'Yu -. f dKvr.N4 1, :rw i f - f 5 J ' '3' -LH - f' T- a ll am y flsanrinlrb Dradrrs of Dumbrr . and Fuel Denim nfAmzrxcn I THE HOMES OF THE NATION ARE ITS FOUNDATION! PEACE, COMFORT, AND HEALTH in the home depend largely upon the performance of its heating system. A GOOD FURNACE PROPERLY INSTALLED insures that contentment which is found only in well heated homes. E. PEARSON l055 PAYNE AVENUE Tel. Tower H00 lnternational Moist Air Furnaces Res. 746 E. Geranium St. Tower 0954 Page 118 G. A. THOMPSON Prescription Druggist East 7th Street ancl White Bear Ave. ST. PAUL, MINN. Phone: To. 7064 Fine Repairing il Qlk. J, Q a - it ---- -- Specialty Com hments f . , R 7'i'?..F 1 p ,HHWK-Q . a l Work of 3 ,Win-',L5LL2 in iijiiii H Done p 'Zig . . 57595 'Ai , Y u F d DIAMOND BRANDH nmumi ll t JOHN A. NYBERG Fine Shoes 968 Payne Ave. St. Paul, Minn. Miss Boyd: li someone did zi wrong to you, :ind there was no law of the school to punish that person, what would you do? l'.ois Post lin an uudcrtouc to Claudizi Quzistjz l'd paste him one in the jzixxx' Claudia Qunst: XYl1o'd hold you up to do it ? Expert Mechanical Gasoline Service Oil Changing Greasing PARKWAY MOTOR SERVICE l30l E.. Seventh St. ROY PEACH, Prop. TOWER l675 H. HACKNER GROCER Tower 7061 III6 Reaney Street DAYTON'S BLUFF SHEET METAL WORKS Furnace Work a Specialty To. 5227 X 865 Minnehaha Street Page II9 W. B. MARTIN LUMBER CO. A Good Place To Buy Building Material 1291 -ll:i'l Sf. ff 41 rr rr rv TOWCI' 3005 Compliments of Peterson-Greenman Co. Ford Dealers 117 W. University Avenue ST. PAUL, MINN. Helen Uslund in exl tl tl I said, XYl1at do I care T L I I Kim' Qt Bcnj 1 N I t 1 I 1 f ' the Scl11i1'i'cls. Use Pasteurizecl Compliments , Milk Friend COMPLIMENTS John Alfred Pearson The Pasteunzlng Milk Companies Wm Mlfiiliilfailifif k Bldg of St' CLASS OF 1898 O RICI-IIVIAN BROTHERS TGWU 7704 Quaffff' INDEPENDENT All the new and authentic styles and colorings for spring 1931 CO' SUITS AND Top COATS Pasteurized Milk and Cream All 322.50 lj U El . 1172 A d St t The Richman Bros. Co. Afiifisifm ree Cor. E.. 7th ancl Cedar SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA Braunig 81 Sons Baking Co. Wholesale and Rem!! TOWer OSSLITTTT Ti TT TTD 299 Maria Ave. ,Xlyce Hulinlmerg asked me if I had a new Beard. She meant a lIistury of the United States by Ile-ard. Nlihen Lois Post left ller seat last night. llarrwx' Hoseluroolc missed her and looked under The seat to see if she were there. S cz I e 5 5 Service Lilygren Sundherg, Inc. Payne Ave. at Maryland TFCJIYCI' 3343-33-I4 Cedar 0997 Garfield 1670 PHONES. Office, To. 7342 Res.. To. 8265 F. W. T 0 P E. I.. , ,The Quality Florisv, Di. Albeit A. Stioinw all l9I E. 7th st. Denhst Florist Telegram Delivery 9620,A,Ii?ie5,i::fet SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA Page 1:1 0Z0l 0Zl00Zl0l WQIWWZQWWZMWMW l2l l E. 7th St. TO wer 6 8 2 8 CAPITDL LAU DRY Launderers - Dry Cleaners - Rug Cleaners 743 Wabasha St. ST. PAUL Clflclar 4622 DDER BEAUTY Sl-IOP Specializing in Permanent Waving 45 E. 7th St. GA rfield 2567 Mr. Ralston gave himself away today when we were talking about washing' streets by saying that he hurl often seen them washed in St. l'anl at 3 in the morning. Hygienic Barber Shop Under new management. Our great aim is to please. Each customer receives a clean brush, comb, and linen. A special attention is given to children. Once a customer always a customer. Give STUDY APPLIED ARTS Fabric Painting Lampshade Making Gresso and Polychrome Plastic Plaque Painting Arenclfs Art Stuclio us a trial. : : : : 1 : Lind Aegerter, Mgr. 1068 Payne Ave. Z'-T V TT' rr: ------ 23. .- V T iii? iT'TTi 5, , .. X- X ,. .5 910 Payne Ave. X ' WX F13 . in ff ? Correct Time SCTVICC 5 DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELERY, SILVERWARE Page 122 A. T. MARELIUS PHARMACY MARYLAND AND EARL STREETS ST. PAUL, MINN. COMBINED RESOURCES 354 880 000 Cmpllments IVIOUN DS PAIQQ STATE BANK AFFILIATED WITH F ' d NORTHWEST BANKING CORP. nen MARIA AVE. AND CONWAY ST. OTH I In Expression tuclay XII: .Xhllmcrg asked, 'AYIIIII was :I Climax? Paul BeIIjzuIIi1I: A brzmml Of tOImccO. I IYIOIJ Johnson Inissecl half Of the football game trying tO keep track Of Mac Hoelzle. WHITE BEAR AVE. BEAUTY SHOP 820 WHITE BEAR AVE. Permanent Waving a Specialty OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT TO. 6883 PAYNE AVE. CASH AND CARRY CROCERY Trade at Sam's and Save Money Tel hon 951 PAYNE AVE. TO?er C 6575 S. BERCLUN D LUIVIBER CO. III E Cl Main Yard: Rear 824 Arcade St. Branch Yard at I I 71 Snelling Ave lj lil Cl TOwer l5l9 SAINT PAUL, IVIINNESCTA NEstor 2130 P 3 ROBERT A. NORTH EAST SIDE GROCERY Pfefcffpffon Dfvegfsf JOHNSON BROTHERS, Props. Cl E Cl East Seventh and Hope Sts. E E E E U E 973 Payne Avenue WE DELIVER Tower 0225 Tower 0236 TOwer 6369 TOwer 0488 I CONCORD STEAM LAUNDRY TO. 5597 774-76 E. 7th St. St. Paul, Minn. Lenore lioldt asked Clarence llzuige if he had any life insurante. Ile said, Yes, a S1000.'l Lenorez Hoy, Tm going to niarix xou and love you to death anal then Col- lect the insurancef, GARFI ELD 362 I MARTIN GIESEN Theatrical and Masquerade Cosfumer Fourth and Market, St. Paul, Minn. Plays and Operettas Our Specialty Dress Suits, Tuxedos Tights, Wigs, Masks Cut-aways, Prince Alberts Grease Paints and Powders and Student Gowns for Rent S. A. HANSEN COAL COMPANY ARCADE AT FAUQUIER ST. Tower 5l93 HOT STUFF! I-IOT STUFF! COMPLIMENTS OF DICK HANSEN, O. A. COLLEGE l Page 124 Kennedy Bros. Arms Co. SIJQRTING East Stdte Bank GGODS Arcade and Case Streets Corner Filth and Minnesota NGRGE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATGR See the Norge before you buy A. SWANSON 8: SONS 853 Payne Avenue Tower 0132 491 Snelling Avenue Nestor I8I5 SERVICE TO YOU FOR 39 YEARS Evelyn Bergquist: 'illow do you spell occasionally? Grace Iirausert: 'fOccassionalyf' Evelyn B.: That cloesn't sound right. Grace li.: XYell, after studying Chaucer, I can't spell English anymore Farmers 81 Merchants State Bank Saint Paul, Minn. NEl..SON'S CRCCERY Full Line of Groceries and Dairy Producfs 91 l Payne Avenue WE DELIVER Tower 0303 John D. Anderson C. J. Rudeen IVIEAT MARKET Hotel and Reslaurani Supplies Tower l074 Tower 6842 983 Payne Avenue l I ZI East lVlinnel1al1a Street P g ' El El Cl Compliments of GRIF F I WHEEL CO. TI-IE ANDREW SCHOCH GROCERY CG. GOOD THINGS TO EAT Miss Morton: Asking what an apron Qin regzird to the stzigej wus. Qlohn lVOolcy: ,lt's what the clizirzlcters wear in the kitchen scene. It Pays To Look Welli, BOB and BARBER SHOP E. SCHINDLER Fresh and Salted Meats Hams, Larcl, Etc. F' h d P l is an ou try 920 East Seventh St. 943 E. Seventh Street Tower 0683 Specialists in ,,Bobbing,, WE DELIVER NEXT DOOR TO FORREST THEATRE HOTEL ST. FRANCIS CAFETERIA 7TH AND WABASHA STS. - ST. PAUL THE HOME OF GOOD FOOD JUST A FEW OF OUR HIGH LIGHTS DO YOU KNOW? THAT the St. Francis Coffee Girls are on the floor constantly during meal hours serving you extra f coffee with cream ree- THAT we bake thousands of biscuits every day which are distributed to our diners with Apple- C t ll f 1 urran je y ree THAT each Monday, Wednesday and Friday we give away with each portion of Head Lettuce sold an order of our wonderful l,000 Island dressing free- THAT this is the only cafeteria in the Twin Cities ventilated by water washed iced air, thereby in- suring perfect ventilation at all times, as it gives a complete change of pure water washed iced air every 21,5 minutes- THAT The Hotel St. Francis Cafeteria is a home-owned and operated institution- THAT wg arg continually striving to make this a better Cafeteria, worthy of your patronage and an t t t. au asse o . THANK YOU! Page 126 SAM TESTA C omp lments GROCERIES . of a Fnend CONFECTIONERY U U U Reaney St. and Corner Payne Ave. CLASS OF '25 EGIN E. WAHMAN COMPANY Shoes, Dry Goods ancl Notions 972 PAYNE AVENUE. ST. PAUL, MINN. Tel- T -Iolmsou had Z1 ball game I recall it Very well Aucl tho they were victorious They had to tight lIli6-CYC1'f'tllI11Q'. I NYIIC11 the game was euclecl .Xml the crowds llacl left the gym They pilecl upon zz Streetcar EIRIZIIIQCVIIIQ life :mtl limb. JoHNsoN at sow Funeral Directors 932-934 PAYNE AVENUE Tower 2957 Arthur Steele, Prop. George Steele STEELE BROS. QUALITY MEATS Dealers in FRESH and SALT IVIEATS Personal Service to Every Customer H05 Payne Avenue Tower 2532 Tel. Offnce, Tower 6967g Res. Tower 7l96 Prank L. Peterson FEED and FUEL TRANSFER and STORAGE PACKING and SHIPPING LONG DISTANCE SOLICITED 1087 Payne Avenue St. Paul Page 127 ower 0873 Une Stop Service Station Car Repairing Towing Service High Pressure Crreasing Battery Charging Battery Rentals Tire Repairing W. E. OTTO OTTO'S SERVICE FOR AUTOS Tower 6709 ST. PAUL, MINN. Maryland and Earl coMPL1MENTs OF DAYTON'S BLUFF STATE BANK East Seventh Street at Reaney The Con was very angry At boys and girls alike lf you don't pay your fare, he said You'll surely have to hike. lYe paid, then climbed aboard the czi And all began to shout It wasn't just the thing to do And Then the lights went out. TO 7340 TO ZII6 CLARENCE C. GERBER HOME OF coop DRUGS El E U Arcade and Case Streets Arcade Meat Market Quality and Service Supreme We Specialize in CHOICE FRESH MEATS 931 Arcade St. Tower 577I st. Paul, Mimi 'as L EEDS AND Everything for the Garden R. L. GGULD 8: CO. 500 Jackson St., between 9th and 10th MATTRESS RENOVATING AND STERILIZING Box Springs, Mattresses and Pillows Renovated and Recovered New Bedding Made to Order ALL WORK GUARANTEED St. Paul Box Spring 8: Mattress Co. Phone Tower 3101 950 Arcade St. Page 128 WILFRED ANDERSON 8: CO. 978-980 PAYNE AVE. Womenis lVlen,s Furnishings Furnishings CARLSON FUNERAL HOME Funeral Directors PAYNE AVENUE AT ROSE STREET ST. PAUL, MINN. Phone Tower 5455 Slowly, but surely we crept along Three policemen, bold, came on the Until we reached the town C Y a And them the Car WM halted lhree brave men, tall ancl strong We tolcl them in the plainest words 'Till we had quietecl clown. Y That ne had clone no wrong. Fairway Market SCHMIDS DRY GOODS LAWRENCE T. SETTERHULM GROCERIES U Q U E El lj Tower 6826 l082 Payne Ave. l26l Payne Ave. To. l844 SEE OLE BEFORE YOU BUY OLSON FURNITURE CO. HnoA asweald O1 umoq aprsdn pllom aqq um.-L oq Sugllgm my :-:AAU PAYNE AVENUE'S LEADING FURNITURE STORE Payne Avenue at Sims To. I804 To. 87l2 for Evening Appointments P 9 FIRESTONE TIRES CYLINDER GRINDING A ERICAN AUTO CO. General Repairing Truck Repairing a Specialty 351-3 E. 7TH ST. CEDAR 0723 F. E. BREMER Dealer in Fresh and Salt Meats and Poultry in Season TOWER 3869 800 E. 3RD ST. COR. MAPLE They laughecl, anal then said to us. Go there yourself, we all replied To jail you all must go In zr chorus all together In spite of :ill our pleas and cries .Xml tho it wasnlt very cold They tolcl us where to go. It wasift summer weather. btatinnzrs Gingrahing Cdlumpanp burial anh Qllummertial QEngrabing Zlnhitations, Biplnmas, muh UlZHzlJhing btatiamzrp Hletterbeahs, Qllarhs, anh Qlnnuunrements CEDAR 1183 307 ilkuhnrt Street WESTLUND MEAT COMPANY Tower 3291 3292 IZI9 Arcade near Maryland W. W. SCI-IIVIID II80 ARCADE STREET FRIGIDAIRE SGDA FOUNTAIN GROCERIES Page 130 IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL EARL BARBER SHOP Men, Womei and Childrei I-Iaircutting EDWARD H. ZELBERT, PROP. H93 Earl St. St. Paul TYPEWRITER SALES ASSOCIATION Special Rates to Students ALL THE PORTABLES 95 East Fifth St. Cedar 4l30 St. Paul, Minn. WALTER F. STONE, General Agent AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO. Three wzlgoiis came to get us Tlicy took us to tlie tliircl lloor To take us to the jail I had no money to get home In :ui elevator small Tlicy call tlic place tlie Cooler lL' ' .Xml none to go my lmail. liui it wzisii t cool at fill. PARKWAY DRUG PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST CANDY SODA FILMS Case and Forrest Tower 4660 JOE I-IUNN, Representing THE EQUITABLE LIFEASSURANCE SOCIETY H78 E. MARYLAND ST. TOWER 4969 We Sell For Less Tower 2857 PAIVIEL BROS. Our Store is Located in the Ileart of City ST. PAUL QUALITY QUANTITY FLORISTS Cedar 5l99 441 Wabasha St. P. j. BRODELLA BARBER SHOP Specializing in Ladies' and Childrerfs I-Iaircutting 777 East 7th Street St. Paul, Minn. In When at Arcade and E. 7th Streets Stop at WE BUY BLUNVS Used School Books DRUG STORE TOwer 1234 E. 7th and Arcade E Cl U CANDY -:- SODA -:- FILMS EDU TWIN CITY BO0K 8z STA. C0. 408 CEDAR STREET Between 6th and 7th Sts. 1051 Payne Avenue Phone Tower 0242 HERMAN THIEDE Grocer WOOD, COAL, FEED AND BUILDING MATERIAL Established 1885 XYe ull grew very restless .Xnd soon began to sing The l,lTlSOllCl S song and other tunes Soon made the small room ring. Tlwy lint-rl us np ngztinst the xvzlll 'l'l1cn took our names ancl ages Ancl when tlmt tztslc was over The Surg. llzul written live lull pages Dr. Albert F. Anderson DENTIST Cl 1:1 El 991 Payne Avenue Melin CE, Hegland OPTICAL AND JEWELRY PARLOR Expert Watch Repairing Oculists' Prescriptions Filled Eyes Examined U Il lil 954 Payne Ave. ST. PAUL, MINN. TOwer 7730 Say if with Flowers The H. 599 O. Kvinaf Holm CH, Olson, Inc 20-22-24 West Fifth St. Pgel LOFROTHS BAKERY QUALITY BAKED GOODS Tower 71 I4 II93 PAYNE AVE. UFAIRWAY-MARKET W. B. SETTERHOLM Groceries and Meats IO59 Maryland St., Corner Earl Phone To. 8808 -8809 HENRY G. SCHAFFHAUSEN DRUGGIST PAYNE AVENUE AT MARYLAND ST. TOWER 5639 No food nor drink they gave us NYC were so llllllgfj' all The boys co111plai11e1l about the l1 A1111 girls began to hawl. We left tl1e jail S0011 after this Amid Z1 CllOl'l1S of yells .XS we 1'ez1checl Seventh and Robert The clock struclc twelve hells. Compliments of CHARLES MOSEBROOK Cash Grocer MALLEABLE IRON CO. 823 East Seventh St. St. Paul For E' Quality, Lumber and Millwork The Log Cabin Fuel Co. Call on Earl and Ross Sts. OSGOOD 81 BLGDGETT Recl Crown Gasoline and Fuel Oils Tower 6951 Duluth Ave., Near E. 7th St. Page I .,.-.. .-- - I Payne Ave. Pharmacy David F. Bergstrom WE SELL CONKLIN PENS Guaranteed for Life 991 PAYNE AVENUE, CORNER JENKS CEO. C. BINDER Qualify Commercial Priniing I9 Years of Experie Tel. TO. 3791 894 PAYNE AVE. F. H. 101-INSON TIRES QQBATTERIES IVIEAT5 VULCANIZING G9 RECI-IARGED QI5 Payne Ave' To 5923 WIIalE3G1L32fIflteZIe., sTC1La1IIIIP1IIfI,iFD 'IIoWarcIs home and hed we sImvIy wz1IIccnI KI5' hwy I1'icucIS, two, :md I .Xl the pzrrting of our ways I hid Ihcm Ioncl guucl-Imye, The QIOCIQ struclc one :ls I hit the hay 'I'i1'Cd as I could he I Vmvecl that Im such :1 street Cm' I no more wo11IrI hc. 4 To HIIIIIE Brllltl we fUlYJI1nePev FOODS soon TASTE DEMANDS THEM Tumatols GRIGGS COOPER 6: CO., St. Paul C. C. CLAYTON JOHN W. BLOMQUIST HARDWARE 941 PAYNE AVENUE WaII Paper East Seventh and Minnehaha Sts. Paints Tower 2643 Painter's Supphes SAINT PAUL, MINN. Window GIass Pictures Picture Framing 1 I l 1 ORVILLE LEE First Class Meat First Class Service l l98 Payne Ave. Tower 5094 A.A. Carlstrom 8: Sons WOOD COAL COKE ::OlL:: I073 Payne Ave. Tel Tower I725 ELIVIER EXREEFEENIZER Anything, Everything in l-laircuts 1092 PAYNE AVENUE ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA Next there were 111eeti11gs called Of all the boys involvecl .Xfter 11111Cl1 deliheratio11 NYC consiclerefl the prol1le111 solved. ,X clollar a-piece we all agreed lV11s the 511111 that we must pay Vo de 0 Do and Hoop hoop ll cloop Xllas all that We eoulcl say. BESSIE PEARSON B. B. BLECKA Quality Shoes, Rubber Footwear Mllllnery Modern Shoe Repairing II87 PAYNE AVENUE 925 PAYNE AVE. To. 5922 Tel. Res. Tower l83l Your Neighborhood Dry Cleaner Cleaning and Dyeing of All Kinds CURTAINS A SPECIALTY Phalen Park Cleaners and Dyers J. Eecuivi, Prop. Free Delivery l l34 Payne Ave. Tower 2437 The Stuclents' Paradise W here Every Bife Saiisjies Excellent Food Excellent Service. PAYN E AVE. CAFE Payne Ave. at Case St. Page 135 P11oNE TOWER 7043 Wm. Poppenberger Kr Son Plain and Ornamental PLASTERING CONTRACTORS Office: 723 York Street St. Paul, Minn. McClain Sc l-leclman Company COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS Ga 7587 135 EAST FIFTH STREET Between Robert and Jackson Sts. Compliments of SCHEPRS RECREATION Ancl thus so, clear chilclreu. curls the story, .Xml with that goes all our glory, Although we try to forget thai clear old Con. After the Game Still thc memories linger on. Ev Emil Erickson. Compliments of DAVID F. NORDSTROM Attorney at Law 301 Endicott Arcade SEE YOUR HOME STORE FOR Furniture ancl Hardware SWENSON BROS. PAYNE AVENUE AT JENKS C. A. BORGSTROM Prescripiion Druggisi The Santox Drug Store School Supplies, lce Cream Candies 964 Payne Ave., Corner Case St. St. Paul, Minn. Compliments of Arcade Electric F. J. SCHWIETZ, Prop. TOwer 7457 1221 Arcade St 1 age 136