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

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'lun .. .uni-in -.. ,.Y LAND OF HOPE AND ' I . I . v f . 1 ' . is 1 .J -'52 K . Photo by Riehle Studios GLOR Y PLEDGE OF YOUTH We, the youths of today, the men of tomor- row, ask: What can we do to help bring -victory to the United Nations and peace to the world? We must build a stronger America. We must build our bodies by eat- ing sensibly, working diligently, and exer- cising vigorously. We must work on farms, growing the food for starving Europe and to keep our people strong. We must work in cities, gathering and hauling scrap and rubber for our industries. We must go to school to learn all we can to make us fit to be the fighting men of tomorrow or those at home who keep them equipped for their job. Then, after the war, this education will help us to live at peace with all mankind. We join our strength in work-our hearts in prayer, as we dedicate ourselves to keeping America free! W EUGENE LUNDQUIST. MR. AMIDON, Supcrin!cndcnt MR. PETERSON, Commissioncr NA MR. ROBERT DIEHL, Princigal of jolmxmy Board of Education MR. TRAPP, Director of High Schools MISS MOORE, Dean of Girls ,A .Aux Jfllrfdm, Prlh ' czpaj Bored with Education MISS NICHOLS MR. KOCH MISS EI.I.SWORTH OUR TEACHERS MISS GEORGIA NICHOLS Spanish. Spanish Ciuiu MR. KENNETH KOCH Senior Science. History, Basketball, Football, Track MISS MARGARETTA ELLSVUORTI-'I I-listory MISS I-IANNAH BASSFORD Home Eronomifs MR. ALDEN SUNDBERG Playsifal Fitnexs, Buys' Gym, Baslqcllmif MISS BASSFORD MR. SUNDBERG MISS GERAGHTY Clgiprufd C1 '-UPL ii- 's u .Ox 4 ,A 1, MRS. ADAMS COUNSEL AND ADVISE MISS BRIDGET GERAGI-ITY Study Hall MRS. ELEANOR ADAMS Girls' Gym, English, G.A.A, MRS. MARIE SIMMONS English, journalism, Courier MISS LYNN GILKEY Nurse 0---I 17' MRS. SIMMONS MISS GILKEY 4 I' ,. A' 1- W Eiga! . ,f uv- , 4 -424 1 0-Q., Ax -fa , . . 1, Page ser AND HELP DEVELOP OUR MR. BERGH MISS DAILY MR. I-IERMAN BERGI-I Mdfl76mdfiL'5. Golf MISS MARION DAILY Engfisfi, Pickets. Senior Class Adviser MR. ALBERT ROTHER Biology MRS. LUCILLE GORDON Expression. Stage. Masquers X .fn . is I 5 - -a n I ' ' I I . MR. ROTHER MRS. GORDON MINDS AND PERSONALITIES MISS I-IAIGI-I MISS TACKELS MISS MARION I-IAIGH English, Girl Reserves MISS VERNA TACKELS English, Latin, Latin Club MR. JENCE R. HALL Wood Shop MR. ALFRED JOHNSON Meclaanical Drawing, Swimming MR. JOHNSON MR. I-IALL MISS DOWNING MISS SLINEY MISS MELLEM MR. RANDOLPH Jfv. IN CLASSES AND CLUBS MARGARET DOWNING ogfology, American History, Civics, L National Honor Society MISS MARGARET SLINEY Mathematics MISS LULU MELLEM World History, Economics, Commercial Law MR. M. G. RANDOLPH Bookkeeping, Business Manager Sports IN WORK AND FUNJSHUL Q' LJ www, L51 QL, Clie' ww-In 'Il Num- , X alfi Xlfvq VLI Ex K-M--u1 fi..' ' I MISS ALICE GOODELL Art, Pottery, Spectrum MISS ROSE MOOSBRUGGER English, Maroon MISS FRANCES COLLINS English MISS EDITH BECKMAN Typing, Sophomore Class Advixer MISS GOODELL MISS MOOSBRUGGER MISS COLLINS MISS BECKMAN MRS. LEYH MISS CI-IAPIN THEY ARE OUR GUIDES MRS. VALERIE LEYH: Engliylv, Head of Engliylv Teaclverx MISS MARY CHAPIN Biology, Social and Family Relonooe, Cleeoefeo-y MISS DORA MILLER: Economics, Geogfopley, World History Miss MINNIE SCI-IUETTE: Stenograplvy, Typing, Bookkeeping 7 WU!! fx JV!! MISS MILLER MISS SCHUETTE MR. SMILEY MR. ANDERSON AS WELL AS MENTORS MR. MALCOLM SMILEY: Chemistry. Physical Fitness, Football MR. CHARLES ANDERSON: Machine Shop, lltnior Class Adviser MR. MARSHALL WESTERLUND: Aviation, Physics, Code and Radio MISS GRACE BIENI-IOFF: American History, jr. Red Cross Council MR. WESTERLUND MISS BIENHOFF MISS OSTERGREN MR. GIBBONS THRCDUGHOUT QUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS MISS MABEL OSTERGREN History, Student Council MR. HUGH GIBBONS Band MISS LILLIAN NELSON Mzlsic' MR. SAMUEL RALSTON Civics, History MISS NELSON MR. RALSTON P Q f flee: 1 , -WQFHF5' E K! X QYXW F' 'X til N LA:-A , , Hi-'ry HSAAUNYI my EJ . xg ggi 'fla- xSf,w x I g'AG,.5,E:5, .E ,f Wifi aivmt Rf WT W' 'gf-fx! 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Stanley Arndt: Swimming, President Alpha Hi-Y, A Choir . . . Harry Barrett: Track. Football, Gym Team . . . Randall Becker: German . . . Genevieve Belair . . . Arlie Beltz: National Honor, Secretary Student Council, Av Choir, D.A.R. Award . . . Cliford Benson: Band. Tennis, Alpha Hi-Y, Swimming, Typo- Quad . . . Eunice Berg: G.A.A .... Harvey Berglund: Football, Swimming. Hi-Y, Latin . . . Mary fane Berglund: G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Girls' Club . . . Lorraine Berguetski: Spectrum, Zenith, Spa 'sh . ..V,?Be!ty Bibbey . . . Stanley Bill: Bowling, Swimming . . . james Bil1g 'ia isipanish, Track . . . arl Bjork: ' i Stage . . . Truman Bjorklund: M nifgigflfbotggfapher. V.P., panish, Ski as Club, Pickers, Tennis . . . Ele Qgtjnia Reirgnffmbsdy' ets,tiG.A.b. X V iMViLP' ii' fi L. ,LJ X UM' ifllyVJii'L'byyH srl N 'f , V 5, X A, A i er onor: an ey orquzs , QUJTL Aff! ' x 1 V if Mary jane Johnson V' ,- - KV f ' f ' PJ ' ' ,L fljydi ' kr. N 1, t y','fl MU ' Ifl Lt,-1 U f XM! O21-jftjf N Luverne Alm Stewart Almleaf Helen 'Am dsortKAntoinette Andersoryf- Doris Anderson john E. Anderson Kenneth Anderson Doris Andrews Stanley Arndt Harry Barrett Randal Beeker Genevieve Belair Arlie Beltz Clifford Benson Eunice Berg Harvey Berglund Mary -Ip-n fBerglund Lorraine Berguetski Betty Bibbey Stanley Bill james Bingham Earl Bjork Truman Bjclklund Eleanor Bohn N . Q 'Q J Page seventeen . 113.339 ' cis ,yy f Don licrivori, State Cluarnpion Swirnrner 55? and IUU Yard Free Slyle Wesley Boman Richard Carlson Shirley Christensen Virginia Cylkowski Irene Bonella Lorraine Carlson Loraine Cheslock Louis Cucchiarella Si Irene Bonella: Secretary Girls' Club, Spanish, Maroon Agent . . . lVesley Bornan: Stage Manager, Football Manager . . . Betty Bracken: V.P. Senior Class, Red Cross, An Choir, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Courier . . . William Branluna': President Sophomore Class, President Student Council, Band. Spanish, Alpha Hi-Y . . . Patricia Bzoskie: A Choir, Zenith . . . Charles Campbell: A Choir, Spanish, Red Cross . . . Lorraine Carlson: Secretary Typo-Quad . . . Rirlraril Carlson . . . Roger Carlson: Treasurer Beta Hi-Y. Treasurer Spectrum, Track Manager . . . Darwin Cealarleaf: B Squad Football, Pickets, Bookstore, Track . . . Dorothy Chaney . . . lllarjoric Char- pentier: Student Council, Horizon . . . Loraine Clreslock: Latin, Spectrum. Spanish, Masquers, Pickets . . . Shirley Clrristensoriz German, Bowling . . . Glenn Clark: Football. Basketball, Baseball, Hi-Y . . . Virginia Clasen: German . . . Robert Clausen: Hockey, Ski Club, Track . . . Marlin Corrlria- rella: Captain Football, Track, Pickets, Maroon Agent, Typo-Quad . . . Louis Currfriarella: Basketball. Masquers, Stage . . . Virginia Cylkowski: Girls, Club, Red Cross, G.A.A .... Bonnie Daniels: Maroon . . . Raymoncl Danisclv: Tennis . . . Shirley Dean: Secretary-Treasurer Horizon . . . Roberl Deljalrna: Masquers, Bn Basketball, Stage. Betty Bracken William Branlund Patricia Bzoskie Charles Campbell Roger Carlson Darwin Cedarleaf Dorothy Chaney Marjorie Charpentier Glenn Clark Virginia Carlson Robert Clausen Martin Cocchiarella Bonnie Daniels Raymond Danisch Shirley Dean Robert DePalma fb 4? 'Q Page eighteen A as 5 M 1 s - - ' ' 'M QL A - 4: -2 ' . ' fy in E y g X i 'rx l , gi N5 in K wsay. by Yilii t lx? Ili BSA .r - V 6 I ff ..,. V ,, fs f ., , if in - xflf if rf 1, , F J' 1-12 ,if i . vt i., pf f Lp if ' , y w., Flora DiCo5imo: Girls, Club, Red Cross, Masquers, Courier Agent . llflargaret Dinzeo: Girls' Club, Red Cross . . . Sylvia Dinzeo . . . Myrtle Donatell: Girls, Club, Red Cross . . . Mary Donovan : G.A.A., Latin, Spanish, Courier Agent, Red Cross . . . Kenneth Dorr: Football, Student Council, Secretary Pickets, Swimming, President Senior Class . . . Ruth Douglas: .Spectrum . . . Leona Dreynfrlp- German, Traffic, Cirlsl Club, G.A.A. Doreen Drewryz Girl Reserves, Student Council, Maroon, Red Cross Shirley Dura: Treasurer Girl Reserves, Student Council, Pickets, Junior Class Representative . . . Mary jane Eclzel: Rooters, Spanish, Zenith . . . Beverly Erlqrtrom: Pickers. Maroon Agent, Latin, Bowling . . . Virgil Eckstrom . . . Richard Edge . . . Rursell Eilers: Swimming, Pickets, National Honor, An Choir, Secretary Red Cross . . . Walter Ekhlad: Latin, Masquers, j.S. ,42. Red Cross . . . Theodore Elias: Latin, Maroon, Band . . . Dick Engexwick: A Choir, Band . . . Eleanor Englund: Latin, Girls' Club, Courier, Zenith . . . Doris Erickson: Girls' Club, Horizon, G.A.A., Courier Agent . . . Dorothy .hgigzgf City Skiing Championship Erickson: Latin, Sophomore Representative, Red Cross . . . Gloria Eschz Spane Bob Clausen ish . . . Betty Evanoff: Senior Agent . . . Donald Eyinck: Swimming. B Squad Football. Flora DeCosimo Ruth Douglas Virgil Eckstrom Eleanor Englund Margaret Dinzeo Leona Drevnick Richard Edge Doris Erickson Q' S X. Sylvia Dinzeo Myrtle Donatell Mary Donovan K:nneth Dorr Doreen Drewry Shirley Duva Mary jane Eckel Beverly Eckstrom Russell Eilers Walter Ekblad Theodore Elias Dick Engeswick Dorothy Erickson Gloria Esch Betty Evanoff Donald Eyinck at in ga ii Y it i Q, 'H' 4 fi Q 24 - t E Q . My J' I 5 . Rm K vi Eg S il Page nine ee 1 Carmel Ferrisez Girls, Club . . . Fern Flaa: Girls' Club . . . Elizabeth Flad land . . . jeaneite Fladlanrl: Pickers, G.A.A., Maroon Agent . . . Carl Form: Basketball, Baseball, Pickets, Maroon Staff . . . Karlrerine Franre . . . Botti Frcberg: Girl Reserves, Junior Representative . . . Tea' Ganzclz President Spectrum, Maroon Art Staff, Student Council . . . Carol Garrixon: pickets President Zenith Club, Quill and Scroll, Courier, Latin . . . Lorraine Gelder: German, Girl Reserves . . . Jacqueline Genin: V.P. and Secretary Girls' Cluo National Honor, Leaders Club, Red Cross, Maroon Agent . . . Beverly Gerlit Zenith . . . Carrol Hackner: Girls' Club, Latin, Bowling. Rooters . . . Gerall Hagstroml Beta Hi-Y, Track . . . Ruth Hagrtrom: pickets, Girl Rcservt Cabinet, Maroon Agent . . . Frank Hagiic: Latin . . . Ruby Haider: President Girls' Club, Courier, Quill and Scroll . . . Helen HalllJe'rg: German, JS. ,4 Masquers . . . Donald Harnmergren: Baseball, Typo-Quad . . . Kennellv Hansen: Av Choir . . . Robert Hansen: Red Cross . . . W'arren Hanren Mglwlamr Honors: Salumtmidnv Bin Jalmkc Golf . . . jean Hartquirr: VP.-Girl Reserves, V,P. Spanish, Maroon Business Va1,.,j,dU,ia,,. ljondld Rcj,-In-1 Staff . . . Rutlr Harellneck: Latin, A Choir, pickets. Carmel Ferrise Fern Flaa Elizabeth Fladland Jeanette Fladland Carl Fosnes Katherine France Betty Freberg Ted Ganzel Carol Garrison Lorraine Gelden Jacqueline Genin Beverly Gerlitz Carrol Hackner Gerald Hagstrom Ruth Hagstrom Frank Hague Ruby Haider Helen Hallberg Donald Hammergren Kenneth Hansen Robert Hansen Warren Hansen Jean Hartquist Ruth Haselbeck swf r- 'i M El , 11. iurajlnfx it, 1 4 are by .V ,i' r' , xl' l l Charley Heaberlin: Band . . .Alva Hedman: Treasurer Senior Class, Pickets, Student Council, Maroon, Courier Agent . . . Robert Helleen: Football. Hockey, Rowing, Maroon Agent . . , Lillian Henrikson . . ,Arline I-Ierum: A Choir. Courier . . . Willianz Hess: Red Cross . . . Lyman Hevle: Spanish, Band . . . Carl Holnzdalrl . . . Donald' Hubarks .V.P. Typo-Quad, Track . . . Carol jarkxon: A Choir, Spanish, V.P. Red Cross, Horizon . . . Williarrz Ialmke: President National Honor, V.P. Alpha Hi-Y, Pickers, Swimming, Vlaroon. . . Ralph Jensen: Red Cross, Student Council, Traffic Squad, Gy? team . . . Cewin folmxonx Courier . . . Donald johnson: Hockey, German . . . Dora jolmxon: Girls' Club, Student Council, Courier . . . Elaine johnson: Treasurer Girls' Club, Pickers, Masquers, Red Cross . . . Gerald Johnson: Pickers, National Honor, Tennis, Student Council. UAW Choir . . . Geraldine folmson: Courier, Senior Agent, Rooters . . . Joan johnson: Red Cross, Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Girls, Club . . . Kathryn johnson: President Pickers, President Girl Reserves, Secretary junior Class, National Honor, Maroon Literary Staff . . . Lois Marie folmson: Girls, Club, Girl Reserves, Camera Club, President Latin, G.A.A .... Lorraine folmson: Courier, Zenith, Girl Reserves, Junior Repre- sentative, Rooters . . . Lucille johnson: Courier Agent, Bowling . . . Mariorz jolmson: Band. Charles Heaberlin Alva Hedman Robert Helleen Lillian Henrikson Lyman Hevle Carl Holmdahl Donald Huback Carol Jackson Cewin Johnson Donald Johnson Dora Johnson Elaine johnson -Ioan johnson Kathryn Johnson Lois Marie Johnson Lorraine johnson ' 1, 4 P f f is 5 .V y Nell Af 4 Q , ,L a l All-City Hockey Star-Mark Renstrom Arline Herum William Jahnke Gerald Johnson Lucille johnson William Hess Ralph Jensen Geraldine johnson Marion johnson - ir ' i, if is i S x I - ' A . ' i ff A L ,JV if . A N iti . A qi e'..' at 4 . N1 K ' U Page twenty-one is st ,T , X x . ,G R? .X ,. --MP, 1 n ' we -f ' ' ,, pt, - UQA 'XMari:t,n Editors: Mary jane jolvnton. Editor- , in-clvfcfg firlie Beltr, fittixtant Editor and D.A.R. award .J 'J j Mary jane johnson Muriel johnson Margaret jordan Della Kadas N bsxkl Donald Kron Betty Kruger R Malcolm Larsen Harold Larson U ,, f-C X --C4 2, I . t Q fr- f X S. 4 X Y yt X, , Mary Jane jofintonz VP. junior Class, Girl Reserve Cabinet, J.S. 742, National Honor, pickets . . . M1l7i6l lOA.aH . . . Verna johnson: Student Council . . . Walter fulmson: Secretai'y5Tl'easuter Band, President Latin . . . ifVarrcn jolm- ton: Pickers, Hockey, Rowing . . . Bryce jolmston: Gym Team, Business Manager Courieyl.-. . Margaret jordan: Senior Representative, Spanish, Bowl- Jiiig. G.A.A. BoarcQ. . . Della Kadasz Girl Reserve Cabinet, G.A.A. Board . . . Marjorie KalnQL1: Pickeits, Girls' Club, Maroon Agent . . . Eugene Karnfox: Beta Hi-Y, ,Typo-Quad, Courier Pressman . . . Dorix Kelley . . . Vlfilliam Krogstad . .if Donald Kron: Basketball . . . Betty Kruger: Pickets, Secretary Spanish, Girl Reserves, J Club, Courier Agent . . . Tlrornax Kunz: Stage, Traffic Squad, Football, Baseball, Hockey . . . Victoria Kuzma: German . . . Angeline Kuzman: Girls' Club, Horizon, Zenith . . . Geraldine Larkin: Red Cross, Girl Reserves, Girls' Club . . . Maletvlni Laryen: Ski Club, Radio Aviation, Rifle Club . . . Harold Larson . . . Lois Larson: Secretary Girl Reserves, Pickets, Maroon, Latin . . . Phyllis Larson: President Girl Reserves, Secretary Spectrum, Pickets, Stud:nt Council, Rooters . . . Elaine Lewis: German, Girl Reserves, Maroon Agent . . . Donald Linder: Courier. Verna johnson Walter Johnson Warren Johnson Bryce Johnston Marjorie Kalmen Eugene Karwos Doris Kelley William Krogstad Thomas Kunz Victoria Kuzma Angeline Kuzman Geraldine Larkin Lois Larson Phyllis Larson Elaine Lewis Donald Linder , 2. 1. --5 if , , if ,Q , ' ,tif 2:24 X g adm ,ggi 1 , if i L . s iM--we .ai - ' Wig:-I: at X .1 st, ., My-' ri S, '1 Q -,pg ' - . -fate' ff Q if Q ftreaiifieel, x - '4 xNXl1 Q U 0 ' Pa twenty-two X-U, ., ' T. , ' 41 s'- 1 I f - I Norma Lindgren . . . Carolyn Linnerootlvz Girl Reserve Cabinet, Pickers, Student Council, Secretary Zenith, Cheerleader . . . John Lofgren . . . Dorotlvy Loritz: National Honor, Adv. Manager Maroon, Pickers, Masquers, Latin . . . William McCl14skey: President Typo-Quad, Track . . . Betty McEwen: Girl Reserve Cabinet. Leaders, G.A.A., Red Cross, Courier Agent . . . Donald McQuade . . . james McSl1annock: Red Cross . . . Mike Maggi: Bn Football, BU Basketball . . . Russell Magne: Tennis, Latin, Av Choir, Senior Agent . . . Tony Mangine: J.S. ,4I and ,42, Rowing, Swimming, Masquers . . . Louis Marclvetti: 'l.S. ,42 . . . Patrick Marrone: J.S. 742, Adams Dancing Club . . . Agnes Masloski: Girls' Club . . . Donald Mastrofrancesco . . . Lorraine Mailrstadi Girls, Club, Zenith, AU Choir, Bowling . . . Lois Meier: Av Choir . . . Beverly Melqizistz National Honor, Pickets, Spanish . . . Patricia Melzarele: Red Cross, Band, Girls' Club, Rooters . . . Helen Michelson: A Choir. Spanish . . . Alvera Montanari: A Choir . . . Robert Munson: Presi- dent Senior Class, Football, Track, G m Team . . . Lorraine Molvwinklez 4 ' 'I Girls, Club, Girl Reserves, G.A.A .... Iii-'ne Nardini: Pickets, Maroon Literary MILSIE AW 'dX Cam! Jafkwn' Rune!! Elini Stafi, Courier, Girl Reserves, National Honor. Norma Lindgren Carolyn Linnerooth john Lofgren Dorothy Loritz William McCluskey Betty McEwen Donald McQuade James McShannock Mike Maggi Russell Magne Tony Manqine Louis Marchetti Patrick Marrone Agnes Masloski Don. Mastrofrancesco Lorraine Maurstad Lois Meier Beverly Melquist Patricia Melzarek Helen Michelson Alvera Montanari Robert Munson Lorraine Mohwinkle Irene Nardini K Page twenty-tlvree tter Wxnivbq ,Jr A.: Della Kadas Betty jane Nelson: Girl Reserves . . . Doris M. Nelson: Girl Reserves, Pickets . . . Mary Louise Nelson: Quill and Scroll, National Honor, Editor- in-Chief Courier, Maroon Agent, Pickers . . . Richard A. Nelson: Alpha Hi-Y, Band, Rifle . . . Violet Nelson: Secretary Red Cross, Spectrum, Rooters . . . Vivian Nelson: Student Council, Courier, Rooters, Girl Reserves, Girls' Club . . . joan Nicholson: Student Council . . . Ioyce Nordelvn: Secretary- Treasurer National Honor, Pickers, Student Council, Maroon Business Staff, Secretary Girl Reserves . . . jean Nordin: Spectrum, Student Council, Pickers, Courier Agent, Girl Reserves . . . Stanley Norquist: National Honor, Picket Bookstore, President junior Class, Swimming, Maroon . . . Gloria Mae Norsten . . . Dorotlvy Nowicki: Courier Aoenr, Girls' Club, Rooters, Red Cross . . . Clifford Oberg: Band . . . john O'Boyle: Typo-Quad, Managing Editor Courier, Red Cross . . . Marilyn Odeen: Girls' Club, Latin, Maroon Agent, Senior Agent . . . Mildred Olrman: Latin . . . Gordon Olson: Bowling Club, Bowling Team . . . Grace Olson: Latin . . . Leonard Olson: Tennis, Bowling Team, Pickers, Bowling Club, Latin . . . Lois Olson: German, Girl Reserves . . . Loren Olson: Maroon Agent, Red Cross . . . Kenneth Palm: Tennis, Pickers, Latin, National Honor, A Choir . . . Bernadette Palmer: Rooters . . . Rickard Pearson: V.P. Spectrum, Maroon Art Staff, Radio- Aviation. ,Y erty jane Nelson Doris M. Nelson Mary Louise Nelson Richard A. Nelson Violet Nelson Vivian Nelson , oan Nicholson Joyce Norclehn jean Nordin Stanley Norquist Gloria Mae Norsten Dorothy Nowicki Clifford Oberg john O'Boyle Marilyn Odeen Mildred Ohman Gordon Olson Grace Olson Leonard Olson Lois Olson Loren Olson Kenneth Palm Bernadette Palmer Richatd1P.earson llgiiiil li 'Q A N- Page twenty-four Robert Pearson: Spectrum, Ski Club, Assistant Track Manager . . . Laurel Pederson: V.P. Girl Reserves, JU Club, Masquers, Picket Bookstore, Maroon .. Y- A' . . . Elaine Perfetto: Rifle, G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, Rooters, Courier . . - V' f.. Sv Clrester Peters: Typo-Quad, Maroon Agent . . . Artlrur Peterson . . . Burns . gt Peterson: Rifle, Ski Club, Golf . . . Earle Peterson: Football, Swimming, Stage, , Courier . . . James Peterson: Student Council, Beta Hi-Y, Rowing . . . Lois Peterson: Av Choir, Girls' Club, Bowling . . . Lorraine Peterson: Band . . . Paul Peterson: Band. Student Council . . . Slvirley Peterson: Red Cross, Girl Reserves . . . Virginia Peterson: Red Cross . . . Glenn Pfaff: Football, Swim- ming . . . Florence Pizinger: National Honor, Maroon Literary Staff, Pickers, Treasurer Girl Reserves, Masquers . . . Norman Polulainski . . . Lucy Ranelli: Girls' Club . . . Lorraine Reclig: German . . . Donald Reiclrel: Manager Picket Bookstore, Band, Tennis, Hi-Y, Student Council . . . Audrey 'terz Red Cross, Courier . . . ,lolrn Renstrom: Hockey, Radio-Aviat' , squers, Row- ing, Student Council . . . Rose Marie Richie: G.A ., ' Club . . . Dolores Ringold: roon Agent . . . Elaine Roberts I 9 ' 3 ,W , ' Xi -4 A4vg'f1J.,-'Dug 1' g25j u derson Elaine Perfetto f ' Chester Peters Arthur Peterson erson James Peterson Lois Peterson Lorraine Peterson Paul Peterson Virginia Peterson Glenn Pfaff Florence Pizinger Norman Polubinski Lucy Ranelli Dramatics Awards, joe Tuccitto, Muriel Swanson fHonorable Mentionj, Walter Ekblad, fPiclzet Fence Award alsol Burns Peterson Shirley Peterson Lorraine Redig Audrey Reiter John Renstrom Rose Marie Richie Dolores Ringolcl Elaine Roberts .fy , v A- ci, S5 ,,- . , ,, ,,,, X 'V P - . t is X R ... , s Page twenty-fire A couple of hugx ffm Wirth. Carl Form' Elaine Rodman Delores Rydel Robert Schmidt john Seestedt Bettyjane Rodenberg john Rybak Laura Savina Bettyjane Rodenherg: VP. National Honor, Editor-in-Chief Courier, Pickets, Secretary German, Quill and Scroll . . . Elaine Rodman: Girl Reserves, Maroon Agent . . . Charlotte Rohr: Pickets, Masquers, Student Council, Manager Picket Bookstore . . . Harold Romamley: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Stu- dent Council, Hi-Y . . . Eugene Rucker: Basketball, Traffic . . . Geraldine Rudherg: Red Cross, Spanish . . . John Ryhacle . . . Delores Rydel: Girls' Club, Courier Agent, Red Cross . . . Robert Rygg: Football, Hockey, Rowing, Pickers, Student Council . . . Joyce Sandell: Red Cross, Zenith . . . Harvey Sandstromz Rifle, Ski Club, President Spectrum, Maroon Art Staff. Pickets . . . Mary Ann Sarracle: Secretary G.A.A., Student Council, Masquers, Dance Club, -I.S. Play . . . Laura Sayfna: President and Secretary G'rls' C'ub, Red Cross, Courier Agent . . . Robert Schmidt: Golf, President Bowling . . . Warreri Schneider: Golf Manager . . . Jeanete Schulte . . . l'Villiam Schulte: Football. Baseball, Basketball, Track, VP. Senior Class . . . Adelaide Schultz: Courier . . . Betty Seaholrn: Maroon Agent, Courier Agent, Treasurer Spanish . . . Iohn Seestedt: Masquers, Pickers, Student Council, Hickory Hikers, President Alpha Hi-Y . . . Dorothy Selenslei . . . Betty Sime: Bowling, Rooters, Student Council, Red Cross, Masquers . . . john Slcooglun . . . Ardux Sletner: A Choir, Bowling. Charlotte Rohr Harold Romansky Eugene Rucker Geraldine Rudberg Robert Rygg Joyce Sandell Harvey Sandstrom Mary Ann Sarrack Warren Schneider .leanete Schulte William Schulte Adelaide Schultz Dorothy Selenski Betty Sime John Skooglun Ardus Sletner Betty Seaholm tm V au Page trveny-six I ' U Leslie Smith . . . Doris Sontag: National Honor, V.P. Pickers, Maroon Literary Staff, Cheerleader, Girl Reserve Cabinet . . . Shirley Sorenson Maroon Literary Staff ,42 and y43, President Horizon, Girl Reserves, Courier, Traffic . . . Thomas Spielman: Red Cross, Rifle . . . Edward Sroder: Band, Basketball, Baseball, German . . . Dorothy Stanway . . . James Stark . . . Gerald Stenson . . . Shirley L. Strom: Treasurer Pickers, An Choir, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Spanish, Maroon . . . Shirley R. Strom: Girl Reserves . . . Norton Sundherg: Spanish . . . Georgia Sundgaard: Bowling, Girl Reserves, Zenith, G.A.A. Board, Ski Club . . . Muriel Swanson: Masquers . . . Robert Swanson: Basketball, Courier, Alpha Hi-Y . . . Ardenne Swenson: Girls' Art Award, Tea' Ganiel, Harufev Sandstronz, Club . . . Agnes Taruscio: Latin, Girls' Club . . . Albert Tedesro: Masquers, Honombfe Imentvbn Lois Carlson J.S. ,4I and ,42, Swimming, Traffic . . . Fred Teller: Junior Class Representa- tive, Tumbling, Track . . . Mildred Tellin: Spectrum, German, Red Cross, CA, ml f Senior Agent . . . Mary Tholen: Bowling . . . Donna Thorhus: Girl Reserves, 1:4 ' ei Sy do Pickers, Student Council, junior Class Representative . . . Mary Towey: Girls' , V, 'h I Z, 6.55 Z0 ' Club, G.A.A., Sr. Class Agent . . . joseph Tztrcitta: Football, Hockey, 'Y fi' il ' L-Zi I 6 ji? Pickers . . . joseph Unger: Gym Team. .V I--. . I LL: L15 8 5 Id Lf! 'i -'11 , '- . . Leslie Smith Doris Sontag Shirley Sorenson ThornaslSg5ielmm1,., Edward Sroder Dorothy Stanway ' james Stark Gerald Stenson Shirley L. Strom Shirley R. Strom ' 'Norton Sundberg Georgia Sundgaard Muriel Swanson Robert Swanson Ardenne Swenson Agnes Taruscio Albert Tedesco Fred Teller Mildred Tellin Mary Tholen Donna Thorbus Mary Towey Joseph Tuccitto joseph Unger - I Q Q. 1 Page twenty-seven T7 7 l 1- V!! 1 i Q. , l 'l. .'. .fl- .'. bl. - .i Courier Sports Award Marty Cocrlviarella James Verby Irene Walter Thomas Woon CJ iw Page twenty-eight Gordon Verness Robert Whitney Patricia Worrel 5 2 Km Y w C M 'S- Gerald Anderson Richard Hazzard E -n ' awry, fame: Verlny: Gym Team, Rifle, Student Council . . . Gordon Vernefs Football, Track, Typo-Quad . . . Louis Vitro . . . Beata Voss: Girl Reserves Maroon Agent, A Choir, German . . . Donald Walrman: Bowling, Base ball . . . Raymond Wallin: Traclc . . . Irene Walter: Girls' Club, Red Cross Girl Reserves, Maroon Agent, Senior Class Agent . . . Robert Wlvitney Latin, Spanish, Swimming, Hi-Y . . . Lea Wildung: Pickets . . . janet Will Courier . . . james Wirth: Football, Basketball, Track, Stage, Courier Sport Editor . . . Marion Wojtik: German, Girls' Club, Red Cross . . . Tlromas Woon: Band, Hi-Y . . . Patricia Worrel: Girl Reserves, National Honor . . Della Yarusso . . . Marie Yarusso: Latin . . . Robert Youngman: Ski Club Stage . . . Clarence Zuerclver: Football, Gym Team, Slci Club. L. I5 - - - - --- - ,- ' f- i E ,', ES: , M llc :j: I I 'kl' ' -n .74 Q -.Aan C . u I 'S jf ,..- q I fi 1:01-va o A 1 or ' IV I I ' I Q 'I . 1 I ' ,A 42 A QL Beata-Voss janet Will Marie Yarusso - .f VX- Ione Barnacle Elmer Klemlse Donald Benson Arline Lee James Fischer Neil PCClC Charlotte Grindeland Jack Rost NOT IN PICTURES , W .fl Donald Wahman Raymond Wallin Marion Wojcik James Wirth Robert Youngman Clarence Zuercher Alfred Sandquist Robert Swenson John Van Orden Arline Wiclclund Floyd Wilson SENlO Aim, Luverne . ., Almleaf, Stewart . . 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'J-Q 'Q XJ. e we Wellfff f Qi? 9ejeeW,Ky ll W eefewjef if ' Thefuture 131 P eaff or wan zkfor oe those who 'have elevelopeel eeeeeecee healthy, well eoorelinated boehes A l ana' zz sense ofgooel .yvortfmanslz pe I GJ will wlfl t Q5 2 wif KJ Olfyl fwljl 6 fleflflefflwl fw ew lewyllwfleyl f ,fil e ef M55 Kw ffelkw if fx at MW 1 'Qs ,Rl , 2 H, , CHlflfRLEADERS: Row l--P, Sonmg, Ek, R. Derickson, A. johmon, A. Waxed. Ron' 2-J. Paulina, fl Bucher, D. Sontng, C. Linnerqotlx, johnson, P. Copeland x ' 1 3 ' 0 i I 1 I I J 011 n-son! John-son! johnTson N I 'div I COACHES: Mr. Koch, Nlr. Burgh, Nlr, Sundberg, Mr. jolmmn, Nlr, Smiley. The Bran Page thirty-three Run I l , Amit-isun, lf. Cednrleaf. J. Cover. P. Copeland, ,I Ceclarleaf, D, Hull, R, Blossom. Row Z- I l'.ilm.1. .-X. Anderson, Unger. D. Ptnnl-auch, Fisher, R. Dericlcson, Row 3-D. Anderson, A. htnulinn. Vt-rhy, l . Teller, R, Bingen. Gym Team l.ecl hy jim Verlay, the gym team placed third in the city and seventh in the Northwest. johnson was honored by having four men on the all-city team: Palma, Copeland, Dericlcson, and Verhy. Page thirty-four Supermam Coach Al Stmclherg thinlcs next year's team will be a serious threat to win the city meet, since only Verby graduates this term. The other three all-city men will move up to Class B. V Three to the Barn Run I--R. Carlson, F. lVlcl.ellan, G. Hagsrrom, T. Casper, D. Swanson, R. Clausen, Mr. Koch. Row 2- ' Bgwetcrsonl G, Larson. Bingham. R. Jensen, W. Palmquist, Schwietz. B. Snyder. 4, , 1 mv ff M af .rf i .fi ,vm I v ,V i, ,jr ,' ,f fblif' .3 ' of ,- r cl-rdfeam f' . - 'L ! 9' M iw li l!.I I fit' L 1 1 ' .7j,i i p .p in ,f J pid' ,Rxinningijgifou kAll4eAsegdA'f1nder a new coach, Mr. Kenneth Koch, the track if ' ,M V f E l L L' 4 Q ll ,, - v Mean? lipvthe city conference. Tom Johnson set the pace throughout .1 V , p seas!-:ggi capffriing a first place in thg, 440 in the city meet and placing second ,F v L, 1 P in V I A If , Q, - , ,Q ' uliqbueitsarlip ,llc at Carleton. Not mllixy seconds behind was George Larson, who I Ly J , 4 I 1 , . L 1- ,L ' , lished urih in the cit m ' 'ihflan of the cinclermen, includin Ewalcl, LaBore, ,1-,L'l.,,-l Y, Y g fy! f yjll ,l y, Ostrlcghslci, Munjonfhlazzard, Cocchiarella, and Becker will he missed this v . w v . , ,D ' lyeaxivibut with such letrermen as Larson, Verness, Jack Peterson, Ted Casper, and f .x . V: I- .A r, api' , arolcl Dahlin retui-Yifng, the outlook is bright for the '43 season. I f 1 . .1 M ,Y ' ri-x,j ,X Y. ,f i ff A: ...ff ii!-sxx 3 -Q tn, 1 . gl U ,ff f .M--Q f. A, ffi2'i'f fr- 'If W K L f ...ff--ff'?,.,.f33-fc 2L,o,qRAcaLf 6 ,FA G gp . I Ali' I 1 l 7 'g-A '.'l ' Mgt '-iffy i ' If . an . '11 'N' 3 ' Ullffefgf W :O . W :xii ST U do ,fx A fi., f f 'Plz wt. t...,f '.,,f, .ff 4,, Xl My Y Page thirty-five f 'N tif M.. ...ffm Mig WA 'ZMJ f an lxf 't' .., ..x,,n r I -3 ff!! Eff. ' -i fr ' X-x . ' ard C ', L 301 X.. I, ,' ' ., , 41 1 ,I ,.-.4 l 'il' I. . I r PO 'YL oath Baseball The '42 baseball team started out with a bright outloolcg Chuck Kimbrel, all city centerfielder, took over the pitching duties. In May, the team traveled to Carleton for the state meet, and they lost to North. During conference play, the Governors won six games and lost only one-to Central. Joe Aliperto and George Wojcik covered second base in grand style, turning would-be hits into double plays. The playoff was held at Dunning, with Wilson battling Johnson. We lost and ended the season in third place. Row 1-R. Nachtsheim, Managerg K. Dorr, G. Wojcik, 1. Wirth, C. Zuercher, R. Thielen, Mr. Sundberg Coach Row 2-B. Klart, J. Aliperto, M. Skytte, E. Si-oder, C. Fosnes, H. Romansky, T. Kunz. Page thirty-six fu an, I C1 Ben-,213 Olson .. e C0-301, The champ ' n. Row ZX--T Hjorkluni wg, 'rf A U ,V Tennis and Golf Q, 5? Leonard Buck Olson, a veteran of two ears aced the tennis team last ear Y Y 1 P Y by reaching the semi-finals in the State Tennis Tournament. With Arnie Bauer, Warren Hanson, and Bob Schmidt in the lead, the '42 golf Qu8E-itgr - team swung through the season losing only to Murray. 'F Sink if-I King of Swing Page thirty-:eve WWW ,541 ,fffwfaf QA' 1 A . K 1 X Page tlvirlyeeighl MQWNW exft X Row I--D, Nelson, C, Fosnes, G. Strom, Wirth, L. Cucchiarella. Row 24lVIr. Sundberg, Coachg F, Genova. R. Desler, E. Rucker, B. Swanson. Row 3-M. Olson, D. Kron, E. Sroder, R. Clausen, G. Elm. Basketball The johnson High School basketball team started out in championship style, losing only to Stillwater in the pre-conference games. In the first two conference tilts we lost, but came back to beat Wilson and Harding and to earn a 500 rating at the half year. Gene Rucker filled in capably for Carl Fosnes, who graduated at mid-year. The last five games proved disastrousg the team seemed to lose its early season Hre and lost every game. ,gnmh 'n ' X ' L ' .j.:' .yi r , l A' fini. f fr S-E ,f1f.,' 'wars' ' X ' , . Q Q ts y Q l ' ' ' 5 if N .. ff: W QSIFISI Hula Hip jim Lesson in Posture If NZQHPIQZ he 'iv , C 9 KN L x, 8, Opf 00 tv , U CF Qumm' . I s L - Q 1 S , N ff M5 em 'W -ug Row I-R. Nachtsheim, R. Conley, D. Beckstrom, G. Olson, D. Schitinski, Row 2-L, Frangeen, F, Fligv D. Donovan, M, Cournoyer, Boss, Mr. Koch. Page th irty-nine W0 0JAf'-'ff-QL! Of-AIX Q1 :gov u Law F DCC Wincwsa umbCb1cf'4 Wfxfi-on Monroe. Murray 2 Narcfing Jam M wha!! Woawfhgfur Mplsd-.disowm WWW Jerkrzr a'VixgAfE:fMff2 E-,'p 6 gary I 2:53 , Knob 1 Q Vvrff' 'A', fdfs xgep' . sl Dwidom Lf lm-QQS ' ea 4 , .14 3 't o ,,..4 D V A - -Vim PM QW- rw? j k . . W, , 'Q' 1 4' ' h A an sv A Q 1 :Q k , ,vi ff? 50 WYUI Ap 2 FL, A4 'L P b les W ,l gn ' John EBGYX C ' Q, Q 4 'fy ' -HH .Q in HHSOH 1 1 ,, , Q ' M N 50 N50 1 26 ' A 1 'H' Av fb if fwL' 50 'H H 5 OH '9 Q Joi k n gow 54 Mm ,Z,Q Jwhnsmwes ,OMYSSQVI 24 ,of'sY'S'i3-CQYN X9 Johnsen o 1 g:ga,feQiv . Y G Q, Q . , I ,W . .. my - 2. H - . . . 3 , V .M S .- 7 K .FF l'2yGG 43? PTE X Cao W fx Laws 471 Q .,.x I Qussifm g , eaf Row I -R. Hazzard, H. Barrett, Tuccitto, P, Bifullc E Peterson 1 Peterson B Grun J Falbo B R K D y - , . , . , . , . ygg, , orr. Row 2- Mr. Koch, asst. conchg H. Romnnsky, G. Clark, B. Luby, B. Pettit, Wirth, G, Wojcik, D. Swanson, R. Munson, Schwietz Raw 3 -G. Strom, asst. student mgrg G. Verness, C. Zuercher, T. Kunz, Aliperto, G. Larson, M. Cucchiarella, W. Schulte student mgr.1 Mr. Smiley, Conch. . I L 1 X City Chzltnpionship , 1 I Page fmrv-Iwo M urderers' Row . Plvwwg .Night A1 . lg6l'y Marty ig-0 715' m ee! f0A,,-mn .r Football Team The 1942 football team, coached by Mal Smiley, smashed all opposing confer- ence teams to capture the first city football championship in the history of the school. Seven Governors earned positions on the All-City teams, Clark, Cucchiar- ella, Dorr, Rygg, and Wirth made the first team, Wojcik and Zuercher qualified on the second. Those of us who saw the boys play will always remember the cheer that went up when Falbo tan seventy-live yards on a Murray pass which he inter- cepted, and the night we smashed Harding. The team really showed it had the spirit to win when it beat Washington for the title. Hats off to the '42 champs! Ron' I-W. Johnson, R. Liljedahl, Van Orden, Cover, C. Picha, Flis, G, Dramdahl, G. Ewald. Row 2- D Anderson, B. Gray, B, Metzger, Lanners, H. Hultin, E. McLain, D. Strand, A. Flaa, Mr, Sundberg, Coach. Row Q-G. Engel, J, Ferazzo, E. Lueblcer, Emlcovik, D, Van Dusarrz, B, Snyder, W. Larson. Row 4-R, An- derson R. Nlarquardt, T. Wilhelmson. B, Linnerooth. R, Kron, R, Andre, Gibbs, W. Palmquist. Page forly-llvree 5,f W ..J'::i::,fg-.fx-Q S 'IH 1 Mn 3 Q ? W4 . 'w'?.w:t,y9,,4'g I LIL- 5, H Swim I a , gc ,'UVly'f0IlY 7 ,umm QC mm I Q l ke 70111 fndfks! I s x n 'ry 1 K N . .-C ' '5 N if 9 points 1 X X 3 A .A.U, bound W at-21 mann. Row I P Copeland, R. Green, J. Arnquist, D. Eyinck, W, jahnke, R. Eilers, Mr. Johnson. Row 2-G. Pfaff, H johnson B. Grun, R, johnson, R. Schroeder. Row 3-B. Whitney, D. Sward, E. Lundquist, S, Norquist, H. Anderson D. Benson. , -4 4 X I an t. . , . , . 4 ' . i V J ' X ,f ' Swlmmmg 1' ' Wx, X The Johnson Tankers drowned all opposition to finish on top in the- city confer- eiice and second in the state. johnson had qualifiers in every event in the city meet. Of these Don Benson set a new city record in the 50-yard dash and took another 'first place in the grueling 220. Eug Lundquist won the 100-yard free style and anchored the free-style relay team which established a new city record. Anderson, lArnquist, Whitney, and Lundquist composed this team. Besides those mentioned, Anderson, Norquist, and Arnquist each won seconds in the 50-yard dash, the 100-yard breast-stroke, and the 100-yard free-style, respectively. In the state meet Benson placed first in the 50 and 100-yard events besides swimming anchor on the winning relay team. Much credit for the team's success should be given to Ed Griffen, Y.M.C.A. instructor, who coached the boys. W5 D. Anderson, Berglund, R. iffilil YA lil iflgfgw State Championship Relay Team pl Page forty-five Net SCOTCX l Bucket Brigade Leaders Attention, please! Roll call is being taken. Stand up straight. Quiet, please! These are the orders the Leaders give. There are about six such girls in each gym class, and they take complete charge of the activities during the period. In doing this, they not only receive valuable training, but also earn points toward their -Vs and all city letters. Archery, for example, gives fifty points, and other sports earn more. 0 'U Row I-j. Cole, H. Carbone, Korngable, A. Anderson, Mrs, Adams, E. Finberg, B. Torgerson P. Sontag. Row Z-M. Johnson, R. Gregg, S. Hubaclc, V. McKusky, D. Houle, P. Quinn, B. Nelson, C. Kolbo. Row 3-C. Testa, G. Volpe, C, Barre, P. Riehle, M. Dierkins, B, Cox, Nl. Anzevino, S. Borelli, P. Boit Row 4-A. Fercello, K. Dixon, K. Edstrom, A. Nilcirulc J. Kreiger, R. Mehsikomer, A. Hendrickson, S, Kramer. 1 n Page orty fur just Battin, A round J'J-63. fog? 9 O 6 66? The G.A.A. initiation theme this year was the circus. Dressed like clowns, the initiates amused the school all day. The Board planned a roundup of all girls who are earning their -I's or who already have them. At the annual banquet, all such awards are given out. Mrs. Adams, the adviser, is most enthusiastic in encouraging all sorts of activities. Consequently, the club grows more active each year. Bibs-, 'N 'gi' ? - 'J-s 1 ,Yi-f .g W ...J nfl 4 'Q Q f , 5,5 gap -flee f - - f Rosivwel M i Row I-J. Wirth, V. Pres.g D. Kadas, Sec.g Row 2-B. Rice, M. jordan, S Borelli, P, Boit, B. Torgerson, D, Erickson. Row 3-J, Fladland, B. Kruger, G. Humphrey, C. Borre, A. Anderson. Row 4-S Kramer, L. Carlson, L. Pederson, M. Sedin, P, O'Boyle, P. Riehle. Pres., Mrs. Adams, Adviser, G. Sungaard, Treas.g E, Moten, Page forty-seven 9 1 .f .Pl -t r --1 A ,-g. km -.. gs i Y A I . 2 ' .J I L , I ,, 1 I . T T if , Row I-H. johnson, R. Bonne, Tuccitto, W. Metzger, Peterson. Row 2-D. Johnson, S. Nelson, M. u. Renstrom, T. Kunz, Coach ancl Captaing G. Wojcik, B. Klatt, D. Strand, D. Hansen, J. Emkovik, Mgr. 1 , J N! v . rj' I Hockey I4 J f The '42-'43 hockey team, minus a regular coach' and losing Helleen ancl johnson , in .mid-year, shot enoughfgoals to rfinisi third- in the city conference. With captain from Kunz as their mentor .the Governor puclcsters swept through six early-season F- ' . 1 J l 1 og r 3 i ,gf Joe drops-Stops. Page forty eight games without being scored on. One of these victories was over S.P.A., the first time in three years that this team suffered a defeat. Mark Renstrom, a forward, earned a place on the All-City first team, Bill Klatt and Joe Tuccitto made the sec- ond team. 'lxi es 'W s lf 7 we ' , 1 . 5 w ' fl .1 G-f K t 1. Ice that puck .' lf' ,U I ,- I 15 uf-'N J' f Y Q., 1 A .V ,Vu 0 1: , f f ' I , V- f , 'uf V i X It I Ufvl C 'lf 1' I , -- ,Ay I Z 'IAA ' , if lf!! .,. 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' ISR AGM W 1 of -Q9 0' expand!! f . Vo 1 ,4 94,4 4 Q ee M foeneme. L71 l 20102 Wg 5 - oomhuagl V F C -fV'S Q -tx ' l - 1 I M '54, fp X NlCHoL9 l A IL 9 ISP I . X l D U' f 1 L Hdf 'l K!! KL? i G Ds 7 i GROUP l. Row I: A, Beltz, P. Bzoslzie, L. Maurstad, G. Ostergren, L. Peterson, H. Mickelson. Rozv 2: W. jahnlce, S. Arndt, K. Hansen, Lightbourne, R. Pates, Fisher. 1 Raw 3: L. Meier, P. Dean, C. Campbell, R. Peterson, R, Eilers, B. Jackson, A. Herum. Row 4: D. Engeswiclc, G. Larson, R. Derickson, Swenson, R. Magne, E. Lundquist. GROUP 2. Row I: A. Montanari, B. Davis, Hough, Thoele, S. johnson, G. Volpe. Row Z: Due, S. Tell, D. Olson, G. Hammergren, J. Cedarleaf, B. Ringold. ' Row 5: I. Anderson, A. Peterson, T. M. Oman, D. Erickson, E. Morin, B. Torgerson, A. Sletner. Row 4: L. Alm, W'irth, H. Fahrenlcamm, D. Andrews, E. Johnson, R. Haselbeclc, D. Lange, B. Gehlsen. UA Choir Sh! Not quite so loudf, or Grow a little on this phrase are familiar to Mist. Nelson's AH choir at one of their tedious rehearsals before a big concert. The music department, with the help of the rest of the school, put. on a pageant, whose prohts went into war bonds. A small group from the choir caroled through the halls of Anclcer and Gillette hospitals, besides rhe traditional singing in our halls. The choir began its big spring program by singing at the Arlington Hills Methodist Church in March. This was just the first of the many spring concerts the choir gives annually. ' - i Page forly-ui: Row I: L, Dahl, D. Testa, L. Wheeler, H, Fenz, C, Oberg, L. Larson, L. Carlson, B. Moravec, M. johnson, R, Larson, Vanorden, H, Sandroclc. ' Row 2: K. Tellin, E, Sroder, D, Holmberg, R. Youngquist, B. DeFontenay, H. Hultin, W. Oberg, B. Torgerson, B. Enge- bretson, E. Wells, D, johnson, C. Bensonv Row is W. Forsberg, C. Lundgren, L. Peterson, D. Anderson. D. Swanson, J. Stromwall, B. Bauman, B Ringold, T. Galvin. D. Haugen, V. Wright, -I. Swenson, R. Dupre, E. Nordeen. Smnding: L. Norman, Mr. Gibbons, E.,Howell, R. Gregg, B, Branlund, H. Woon, M. Smith. Band Bang-whang-whang goes the drumg tootle-to-tootle the lifef' Browning isn't the only one who hears these sounds. We hear them escaping from the gym first period when the Band practices. Under their new leader, Mr. Gibbons, the band marched at the football games and at a meeting of the Johnson and Cleveland P.T.A.,s. In November they helped the football champions celebrate at the Paramount Theater. At the Capitol Theater on December seventh, they played for the Remember Pearl Harborv observance. On May fourth the band and AU choir presented a concert. This is the first time these two music classes have had a combined concert. The grand finale of the program was the stirring march, UAH Out, America. fm Hatin' This Waitirz' Aroimdy' 1 Page 'Q' v W I, VV, I 'Y I ,lf M, . i 1 fr. ...X ' f., . 'fjf fif. I fha I, 4 Jnf 1 , PAN-AMERICAN LEAGUE. Row ! T. Oman, Secretaryg J. Johnson, Presi Clentg Hartquist, Vice Presidentg bl Hough. 'Z Row 2: V. Kemper, S. johnson, B. Davis N. Slcooglun, L. Nelson. Row 3: S, Strom, Y. Stillman, G. Rnd berg, C, Rosine. B. Roclenberg, B. Olson 4. i SPANISH CLUB. Row 1: G. Bauer, D Scribner, G. Sheeclv, Miss Nichols, Ad viserg L. Haclcner, D. Hagstrom, C. Kolbo Row 2: P. Lundgren, D. Krohn, G. Ham mergren, E, Fisher, A. Dahlby, M. ,lordan Row 3: G. Ostergren, P. johnson, P. Cope lancl, A. johnson, J, Swanson. Row l: G. Dramdahl, II. Stromwnll. H johnson, D, Kadns. M. Kvall, R, Olson J 1 .- L! ' ,iw v t ,- x 1 K , 4 Alf' - - X g .- -jf .- 7 'GROUP 3. Row 1: B, De Fonrenny, B Cox, E, Sorenson, H. Seclin, D. Hansen Row 2: A. Limon, D. Swanson, lVl. Eyincl: lVl. Hansen, B. Nelson, V. Peterson. Row 3: B. Franta, V. lVlcKuslcy, D Haugen, D. Stender, L. Stake, Raw 4: D. Moore, XV. Sorlie, l. Kticxzer F. Johnson. D. Anderson, il. Larson. .W M - ,fy Pan American League Si, si, Senoritaf' The Pan-American League at johnson is part of a national organization to promote a better understanding between the countries of North and South America. There are three chapters of the club in school. They collected material for scrapboolcs, which they sent to South America. In February they held a roller skating party at the Oxford. Page fifty-one Row dentg ROW Row Row ROW Page Hip'-Iwo I: Hough, Nordin, P. Linell, Vice President, Miss Daily, Adviser, K. Dorr, Secretary, K. Johnson Presi S. Strom, Treasurer, B. Davis. 2: M. johnson, I. Nardini, Nordehn, P. Larson, B. Eckstrom, V, Kemper, C. Rohr, R. Hagstrom, S. Duva 3: A. Peterson, C. Garrison, D. Loritz, T. Oman, D. Thorbus, A. Beltz, M. Kalmen, E. Bohn. 4: D. Nelson, R. Haselbeck, L. Alm, L. Olson. W. jahnke, D. Andrews, Fladlancl, D. Sontag, C. Linnerooth 5: B. Kruger, B. Rodenberg, L. Pederson, C. Fosnes, S. Norquist, Seestedt, L. Larson, F. Pizinger, R. Eilers P ickets The Picket Club comes to the rescue of the students the first day of school in form of the Picket Book Store under Miss Moore's direction. Here the students get rid of their old books and buy those needed for the coming term. Charlotte Rohr acted as the student manager last fall and Bill Jahnke this term. In November, the new members gulped down raw liver, vaseline, pepper, and powdered alum. Yes, it was initiation, with Kenneth Palm dishing out the punishment. The Club is a service organization. This year the club donated seventy-hve dollars fprofit from the liook Store, to the school fund, as their main Qrvice. Another of the ' Y x it XX fs. i , i . club's projects was cleaning thextrophy cad to iflsake g6om lbs! the nevkgrowes. R X A .X i., K' Xi 5 s. ' K X N - 5 N x . KX X I v N .x lk lx X Q N- A To N xx D ll Y F N , x X ,N , N A xx ' Q ' T trxi' l' x X X xl x A X X Q Y i Y l 'Y . X Y' A ' X rx 35, xx 1 Q 'X -. 4. . s , . , 'X' X NPN 0 RXXJ n I if N ' 4 i f i Q . x Q , . N ' X 4 , I T t H t X , i X X ' X . i 4 f H fl K XY l 0 X ii N K X Q X X XX K Nu X N .Good Housekeeping - 'sg . A -N Hi- -f QY Q N f 5 1' jx -X' N ,X -N X fx ' X K H A cc T X , :X xt a X - , X x . l W ' x Key-lection unior Red Cross Council This is Junior Red Cross enrollment weelc. We gave fifty dollars last year. Let's malce it one hundred dollars this year! This familiar part of the Student Notice makes us realize how important the council is to our war program. The Home Economics Department made layettes to help clothe babies in war torn countries. The council collected pencil stubs, crossword puzzles, cartoons, and jokes to help soldiers pass their time while being moved to all parts of the country. Help and entertainment are also needed on the home front. The Dramatics Department presented a program for the soldiers at the Veterans' Hospital and the Music Department, one at Anclcer. Row 1: C. Tasler, R. Eilers, Secretary, D. Huber, Vice-President, Miss Bienhoff, Adviserg I. Anderson, President, G. Volpe, D. Hult. Row 2: R. Blossom, H. Woon, A. Reiter, G. Porter. M, Wojcik, H. Zacharison, L, Savina, C. Testa. Row 3: J. Baden, E. Johnson, B. Bracken, D. Kollmer, R. Lavilc, G. Blom, V. Peterson, P. Melzarelc, M. Dinzeo Row 4: Paulson, D. Dixon, C. Grindeland, B, Carlson, B. Linnerooth, l.. McKinnon, P. Bifullc, S. Gilstacl. Row 5: II. Kreiger, I. Stone, 1. Wharton, F. johnson, R. Marquardt, J. Anderson, D. Paul, W. Elcblad, R. Colberg. Page fifty-lfwree AGENTS. Row I: I. Walter, D. Clark, J, Genin, J. Hough, W. Batchelder, B. Eclcstrom, I. Bonella. Howl: R. Hagstrom, V. Kemper. S. Strom, G. Lewis, V. Hagstrom, D. Wallin, A. Hedman. Ron' 3: P. fin . G. l-iuvnnlvei. C. Peters, L, Alm, M. Odeen, L. Fehring, M. Nelson, J. Fladland. Row 4: B. Nelson, l., Carlson, Swenson, T, Elias, C. Fosnes, B. Drewry, E. Rodman. STAFF. Row 1: Nordehn, K. johnson, P. Larson. M. johnson, Miss Mooshrugger, adviser: D. Drewry l., Bc-rguetslci. D. l.oritz, Row 2: I. Nardini, P, Sontag, D. Leuzinger, T. Oman, -I. Hartquist, C. Linnerooth, P. Brandl, B. Rodenberg A. Beltz, Row 3: D. Andrews, S. Gilstad, D. Sontag, H. Sandstrom, W. jahnlze, R. Carlson. F. Pizinger, L. McKinnon P. Riehle. Row 4: R. Eilets, T. Ganzel, T. Bjorklund, S. Norquist, R. Pearson, R. Pearson, R. Dericlcson, E. Luehlcer. Maroon Nine hundred and twenty Maroons.l That is the greatest number of Maroons ever to he sold in the history of johnson High School. In the Hrst place, Beverly Eckstrom sold Fifty-three hooks, and Jacqueline Genin was second with forty-one. Others whose work was important but who received little mention are Ted Ganzel, who drew the division sheets, and Harvey Sandstrom, who designed the end sheets and mounted all the snapshots. Mary Jane johnson, Kathryn Johnson, Doreen Drewry, Dorothy Loritz, and Shirley Sorenson attended the lVl.H.S.P.A, at St. Cloud in November to learn how to put out year hooks. Page fifly-four Deus America benedicatv GROUP 1. Row I: P. Peterson, A. Rosine, B. Wickman, D. Testa, Treasurerg L. Wheeler, Secretary, L. John- son, President, H. Johnson, Vice President, L, Nardini. Row Z: P. Franklin, M. Zeiloth, E. Reinert, A. Taruscio, C. Tasler, W. Batchelder, G. Johnson, C. Benson. Row 3: G. Strom, G. Erickson, R. Larson, Cover. K. Bjostad, R. Sether, S. Jensen, P. McKaig. Row 4: K. Dlxon, M. Moore, E. Wallin, D. Pfankuch, B. Linde, R. Abrahamson, M. Ohman, M. Towey. GROUP 2. Row I: G. Erickson, E. Larson, C. Nordgren, S. Huback, D. Kollmer, L. Kuehn, R. Blossom. Row 2: C. Desler, G. Huseliid, H. Robertson, C. Anderson, A. Egner, G. Pearson, E. johnson, B. Buetow. Ro1v3: G. Mathison, D. johnson, G. Hanson, Gustafson, S. Seestedt, A. Anderson, R. Bohn. Row 4: D. Olseen, Paulson, B. Carlson, R. Magne, D. Arnold, L. Gusche, E. Nelson, G. Hanggi. Latin Club Deus America benedicatn is a familiar strain to all students who belong to the Latin Club. Latin crossword puzzles, made by the students, furnish education for the pro- gram as well as entertainment. Latin Club members ex- changed Latin greeting cards and gifts at the Christmas party. All of these activities make the language live in the minds of the students. Page fifty-fiv Row I: R. Wiberg, Glatzmaier, L. Mahaffy, Miss Mcore, Adviser, M. Eggert, A. Egner, B, DeFontetiay Row 2: F. Di Cosimo, C. Testa, H. Wiberg, M. Donatell, L. Savina, G. Volpe, I. Bonella, C. Haclcner. Row 3: D. Houle, G. Sheedy, E. Reinert, S. Borelli, J. Baden, P. Franklin, D. Rudeniclc. Row 4 P. Boit, A. Carlson, M. Melzarelc, D. Dege, D. Herman, A. Swenson. Raw 5: johnson, A. Kuzmzm, M. Olseen, L. Clements, j. Nelson, L, Nlaurstad, M. Hammond. Girls' Club Have you seen rhe Girls' Club new pins? Theyyre little gold Grecian urns with chain and guard. Although the new pins are most important to the girls, the Girls' Club has been very active. Ar the bi-monthly meetings, the girls listen to interesting talks on hobbies, music, and arts. Two of the year's projects were assisting in a drive for Children's Hospital funds, under Corinne Testa's direction, and collecting magazines for the Red Cross canteen at the Union Depot. In gratitude for the girls' help, the advisers of the Children's Hospital toolc the girls through the institution. Ar Christmas, the girls took leave of their work and splurged in a party. This was a special event because, contrary to all Girls, Club customs, boys attended. Page fifty-tix Any Esquires? Row I: B. Davis, C. Testa, QBeltz, Secretaryg B. Branlund, Presidentg Nordehn, N, Slcooglun, P. Larson. WI Row 2: D. Drewry, G. ' C. Rohr, M. Charpentier, J. Cedarleaf, D. Hagstrom, P. Bell. Row 3: j. Coffey, D. Le i geg, E, Wells, . alzarek C. Linnerooth, L. Sedin, D. Johnson. Raw 4: B. Nelson, 'l d, V. Qfelsonf Gr n, S. rnclt, D, Nelson, D. Strand. 7 ter . Mar ardt, erby. V. ehar, B. Sime, R. Jensen, Seestedt, Miss Schuette. Q ' t ent C ouncil High Scho in Minneapolis to study new and improved plans of school government ere are thirty four home rooms, that means thirty four student council members . m t be elected, one from each home room. Each representative attends the Student Council meeting the first Tuesday of each month and reports to his home room Qx i My 1 1VCS of the Johnson High School Student Council attended Roosevelt A what is discussed at the meetings. The Friendship Committee takes the place of a fig treasury. When a student is ill for any length of time, this committee sends a greeting and a gift. The money for this fund is made from the sale of J buttons. The Council, assisted by Mr. Blume, organized the traflic squad last fall. The activity of the Council that rates deepest appreciation from the students is providing ink in classrooms and the study hall. Page fifty-seven 'f' Row I: P. Dean, C. Linnerooth, Miss Moore, B. Gerlitz, S. Dean, L. Carlson. Row Z: L. Dahl, G. Esch, bl. Myers, L. Berguetslci, M. Charpentier, V. Morrissetze. Raw 5: D. Houle. P. Melzarelc, M. Eclcel, L. Henriclszen. L. Koncleh, I., D'evni'lc, I, Urbanslci, ROW 4: johnson, A. Kuzman, G. Sundgaarcl, I. Stone, B. Moravec, L. Maurstad, Zenith Club Dot-Dot-Dot-Dashing around are the members of the Zenith Club as aides to victory. They tried to donate their blood to the Red Cross but could not because they were not old enough. They signed up for Canteen worlc, but, again, the Canteen did not need help. Finally, the Red Cross accepted their services in collect- ing magazines. The annual popcorn ball and carameled apple sale held in November proved a huge success. If the name of the club sounds unfamiliar to you, maybe it's because it changed from Horizon Club to Zenith. The group elected Phyllis Dean president. The Zenith Club is for the girls who want to work or who are worlcing outside of school. Because of this it holds its meeting during home room period on Friday. By tying their school social life with their work, this club is helpful to the girls. See New Yorker, page 74. Page fifly-efghl -. I ' . I V V 3 . I fix Row I: Nordin, F. Ott, H. Sandstrom, President, R. Pearson, P. Larson. Row Z: I.. Chesloclc, L. Berguetski, V. Nelson, G. Erickson, V. Hagstrom, D. Leuzinger. Row 3: D. Hagstrom, M. Eggert, R. Peterson, B. Grun, P. Copeland, I. Warner, L. Carlson. Row 4: R. Douglas, C1. Anderson, R. Carlson, R, Pearson, S. Nelson, T. Ganzel. Spectrum Sorry, that's all the time you can have to answer the question. You'll have to pay the consequences. And did Stanley Nelson ever look surprised when he had his palm read-with lipstick at the Spectrum initiation! Another party was held at Christmas time, and Santa Ganz-el was there. He gave out presents and set the girls on his knee in professional style. With the varied talent that the club possesses, programs aren't hard to arrangeg the three meetings held sofar this year have been entertaining. The club cloesnlt exist mainly for social gatherings. It performs many services for various organizations. It made charts, posters, props for the J.S. Play, and buys still life objects for the art classes. Most of the members of the Maroon Art Staff are Spectrum members. Poster Project Page fifty-nine Page vixty 4 D- --- GROUP l: Row If L. Berguetslci, Genin, M. johnson, V. Pres., W. Elcblad, Pres., K. johnson, Sec., F. DiCosimo J. Nordehng Row 25 D. Boeltcr, A. Wood, S. Hubaclc, D. Houle, L, Unger, N. Skooglun, I. Larkin, C. Rohr, Row S li, Palmer, Nl. Charpentier, S. Borelli, M. jordan, B. Palm, A. Carlson, A. Peterson: Row -if C. Kollm, T. Oman P, Brandl, D. Drentz, F, Mariano, j. johnson, P. Boit, Cedarleaf. GROUP 2: Row If D. Loritz, Nl. Sarraclc, l.. Chesloclc, Nl. Nelson, Miss Lehrer, D. Andrews, G. Erickson ,P. Sontag Run' 25 E. lVlcl.ain, D, Sontng, Nl. Dierlcins, A. Anderson, P. Riehle, R. Bohn, H. Michelson, R. Bonne: Row if B Drcwry, S. Wcssel, S. Gilstad, B. Linde, F. Pizinger, L. Pederson, K. Edstrom, Krieger, B. Wojackg Ron' -if B. Sime lVl, Swanson, D. Kadns, Seestcdt, C. Haeherlin, H. Fagerstroin, A. Tedesco, D. Nelson. Masquers Bob Hope has nothing on us. We have Nothing But The Truth too. Mrs. Gordon and the advanced expression class chose this delightful comedy for the J. S. play for 1943. Ir played a two night stand on the East Side on April eighth and ninth. There were some old-timers in the cast but also a surprising number of new faces. I 1.7. X 4 ' Aj? 'ht l 1 - ,, ,WW 4 vvi'f' jfs J' . 7 ., 1 , L ' f i 7 , Ji, 9 A nf J NK . ,l X . Y 'ff , kj f . Nj, D N' -'f AJ' X X I 'T V of tx V gflx :ff JJ L' -f , , . gs' ,ff 1 .JF U 1 5 af fi Y V 1 J - J4- JQ v ' I., ,JJM g g , ' ', -Alshirley Wahlstrand, Ruth Lavilc, Philip Bifulk, Carl Hallberg, John Delmont, Dick vi J A, , -gf Johnson, Don Fulmore, Bob Linnerooth. 'xv V ' , ,J .rf 1 . 1 . s v Stage f J f i - vi cl f . . . . . X 'lf ,Doe Tuccitto certalnly did a turn about in the part of a benevolent bishop, A 0. iwally Ekblad and Muriel Swanson, veterans of several productions, carried the parts of Mr. and Mrs. Ralston, the underclassmen Audrey Johnson and Bob Linnerooth played the romantic leads smoothly. The producers went slightly extrav- agant. There were two sets used instead of the usual one, giving the stage force an added burden, which, by working during free periods and after school, they accomplished most effectively. Besides this, the stage crew's special project for the year was making a lovely flag for the Lincoln assembly. The change of advisers at mid-term slowed things up for a time. However, the success of the play proved that All's Well That Ends Well.', Ola, Holy Night Page sixly-one 5 N w 1 A r fix., 4 1 9 i ,,i, J j , sl J 4 J l 4, 'T 'J vb I .1 ' 3 .a J x N N .. A N T 5 O t N lf! , Page xixly-Iwo Ma, GIRL RESERVE CABINET. Row I: D. Sontag, Friendshipg S. Duva, Treasurerg l.. Larson, Secretary: Miss Haigh, Adviserg K. johnson, Presidentg L. Pederson, Vice Presiclentg F. Pizinger, Publicity. Row Z: M. johnson, I.C.C.g P. Larson, Artg R. Hagstrom, Programg A. Peterson, Membership, T. M. Oman, Musicg C. Linnerooth, Socialg B. Bracken, Health. - ,- ' .- .1 f v ' ' ' I ' J 3-4' .1 Q fcx-fl f. . - 4- Vi W ft' K .,' K e ,VJ -sa.-J V' . i .f A A , , v r ,U ' . ' .. ,sg ' f- Kaur - ' 'jffflixv '-C:.fX,f :v'4,-'.-g-P-f.-'lf 'j'- ? fr-I if .1 ,K ,H-3 5 , . Q, A ll Y 77 K '1 b -.,4.f -1, -' M' .-Cr ' -pu,,.,. u S ' fifzyq-sf' 74, ,, f Doughnutsl When you hear this cry echoing through the halls, it is a sure sign a Girl Reserve is around. The girls sponsored a 'QShare a Dress campaign . to clothe refugee children. In their familiar uniform of white blouse and blue tie ' they usher at the Women's Institute. The boys' organization that corresponds to , the Reserves is the Hi-Y. This club organized a basketball team for recreation. For service, they conducted a paper sale and a collection of old phonograph records. Both groups are subsidiaries of the Y,s,'. 74, Hl-Y. Kun' I: W. jahnlce, R. Green, Vice Presiclentg P. Copeland, President, R. Schroeder, Secretary: S. Arndt, Treasurerg H, Woon. Row 2: R. Lange, R. Youngquist, Arnquist. D. Haugen, R. Carlson. Row 5: G. Hagstrom, D. Nelson, l... Roclman. R. Kron, B. Linnerooth, T. Spielman. MAIN OFFICE. Row I: B. Dvorack, K. johnson, A. Belrz, D. Sontag, G. Smith. Row 2: B. Beltz, V. Kemper, A. Acker, E. johnson, L. Pederson, L. Wheeler, J. Hough, M. Zeiloth, F. Pizinger. Qflfice Forces How can I become an oflice girl? Perhaps you have asked this question yourself. I will cell you what qualities you must possess to be eligible. Miss Smith chooses her own office force. She takes into consideration personality, general intelligence, and scholarship. Girls who work in Mr. Blume's Office are chosen in the shorthand classes. They must be able to type well, take dictation, and do bookkeeping, in addition to having the qualifications stated above. The girls in this office must be doubly honest because they handle all the money for the school. But all is not work. Each spring the office force sells all the unclaimed articles from the lost and found at a Grab Bag Sale. The proceeds pay for the office force Maroon picture. MR. BLUIVIES OFFICE. Row I: B. Kruger, B. Anderson, P. Bzoskie, Mr, Blume, E. Roberts, A. Swenson. Row 2: L. Savina, P. Worrel, johnson, S. Duva, P, Larson. Row 3: B. Friberg, E. Fladland, D. Erickson, C. Linneroolh, G. Parker. Page sixty-thru Row I: B. Drewrv, D, Augustson, M. johnson, T. Bjorklund, J. Johnson, R. Edberg, B. Beltz. Row Z: D. Youngquist, S. Seestedt, B. Branlund, P. Copeland, D. Haugen, B. Nordwall, L. Anderson. Row 3: W. Forsberg, R. Derickson, T. Spielman, C. Benson, -I, Seestedt, D. Nelson, Page sixty-four Hickory Hikers This year the Hickory Hikers, under the supervision of Al Sundbefg, have made up for last winter's snowless season. They spent Saturday and Sunday afternoons at Keller Golf Course or Devil's Hill. Here they pursued their favorite sport and christied and ustemmedl' to their heart's desire. Much of the skiing was done by the kids alone and not as a group. The Hickory Hikers ended the winter season of fun with a hay ride held at the Y.M.C.A. Now, with the skiing season over and their hickories in press, the ski club is planning another season, busier and with a steeper slope. Row 1: B. Rylander, L. Anderson, D. Augustson, C. West'ock, Treas., R. Schmidt, Pres., R. Gregg, Sec., R. Edberg, B. Beltz, Row 2: M. Tholen, L. Mahaffv, L. Norman, B. Eclcstrom, A. Wood, D. Boelter, M. Geary, johnson Row 3: L. Olson, B. Grun, L, Alm, A. Sletner, G. Hanson, B. Nordwall, D. Youngquist, P. Riehle, B. Branlund Row 4: D. Swanson, S. Bill, B. Drewry, L. Pederson, L. Larson, B, Sime, L. Smith, B. Forsberg. Bowling Club Strilcel Spare! and Gutterballl,' are familiar cries heard at the Payne Avenue Recreation on Tuesday night when the Bowling Club holds its meeting. One of the highlights of the club's activities was a mixed doubles tournament. Stanley Bill and Betty Sime won first place. All the members of the bowling team, Bucky Olson, Don Wahman, Stanley Bill, Lloyd Shannon, and Bill Pettit, belong to the club. Bucky Olson won the City High School Bowling Tournament March 13 at I-Iarkins alleys. His three game total was five hundred eighty-five. Johnson won second place in the City High School League. We won thirty-one games and lost eight this year. The highest averages for the season were Lloyd Shannon's one hundred seventy-eight and Bill Pettit's one hundred sixty-six. The team's average for a single game was eight hundred twenty. Na Ca L, N . ' . f7 '1-Q, t ' ' '--Z. ' Wang L LjZ,L,LfQ, JL They know the score. ll CSJMQQ . 1 X 9 Page sixty- Jr,-.fc will 9 Raw I: E. Finberg, D. Benson, R. Jensen, C. Linnerooth, L. Drevniclc. Row Z: M. Towey, D. Drewry, G. Esch, A. Beltz. Row 3: D. Swanson, M. Towey, T. Wilhelmson, A. Tedesco, J. Falbo. TraH'ic Squad A red-letter day-the cafeteria had candy bars! In all my excitement, I started into the hall eating my bar. I had advanced about two steps when I heard someone say, Finish your bar in the cafeteria. It was Ralph Jensen, captain of the traffic d B 'd makin u ils eat their lunch in the cafeteria, the squad also keeps squa . esi es g p p us on the proper side of the building during the lunch shifts so that those who are studying won,t be disturbed. The squad is on duty during the lunch shiftsg therefore all members must have fifth period free. W JH x X Jfyfjia Vw 7 wtljmlf N .... lkgflfl ll JW :gc sixty-mix W W X.. Row I: R. Moeller, D. Hubaclc, B. lVlcCluslcey, L. Carlson, Row 2: P. O'Boyle, Hansen, E, Finberg, E. Quinn, L. Johnson. Row 3: C. Peters, Friberg, L. Johnson, E. Karwos, R. Axness. Typo Quad Here's the composing sticlcg set this job, orders Bill McCluskey, head foreman of the print shop and president of the Typo Quad. This jive is Greek to anyone but a Typo Quad member. Both the club and its adviser, Mr. Knowles, have gone in for bowling. Although the Payne Avenue Rec. had never seen such low scores, the club didn't give up. This spring, at the first bowling party, Mr. Knowles slipped and caused a riot when he fell Hat on his face. Besides parties, the members hold interesting meetings at which they discuss printing and its problems. The variety of the meetings proves that the Typo Quad is one of Johnsonls most active clubs. Hot Off the Press Page xixly-reven Page rixty-eight waf' 0 Courier EDITOR,S DIARY: GROUP l. Run' I: Hough, LV C, Garrison, A. Schultz, V. Hagstri P. Bell, L. johnson, Row 2: G. Lewis, D. Walliii, Cof E. Englund, H, Fohrenlcam, L, C son, B. Roclenberg. Row 3: D. Sontng, E. Peterson, Rygg, B. Swanson, A. Herum, Dewall. Row 4: D. Meyers. D. Linder, F. Pi ger, F. McLellan, B. Johnston. GROUP 2. Run I: L. Peterson, Reiter, Mrs, Simmons, Adviser: Unger, M. Towey, A. Schmidt, Row 2: L. Mohwinlcel, G. Swen: J. Johnson, R. Edherg, G. Humph Row 3: S. Schmitz, E. Wasowicz, Bifullc, S, Sorenson, R. Wermus, Sunclgaard. Row 4: J. Korngable. S. Wahlstra E. Klemlce, R. Lavilc, P. O'Bc D. Kelley. Monday.' See Mr. Blume for the big War Bond story. Call the downtown education office for quotations on big 311,000 sale. Coffey had a time cutting down her John and Marilyn story. Tucrday: Big rush to malcc the linotype deadline!! John went down and got the cut from the engravers. lVednesday: Make-up day. Tlmrsday: Came early to olcay the Hrs: proof. Friday: Couriefs out-not bad. but first page picture didn,t turn out so good. Quill and Scroll ROUP 1. Row I: C. Testa, W. hnlce, Presidentg Miss Downing, Ad ter: B. Rodenberg, Vice President Genin. Row Z: K, johnson, D. iritz, C. Haclcner, A. Aclcer, J ough, A. Beltz. Row 3: R, Neeser, Norquist, R, Jensen. ZOUP 2. Ron' 1: M, johnson, I. lrdini, M. Zeiloth, T. M, Oman, V ausen, V. Kemper. Row 2: L heeler, Lightbourne, D. Huber, S. lstad, D. Lange. Row 3: W, Ek cl, R. Eilers, L. Olson, Nordehn rrerary. 1 '-.1 if- if n.f -' A - 1 ,V J , n 1 , V P D, .1 fl , .1 , TJ, J , ,u Q National Honor Society, The National Honor Society opened the Christmas season with a party at the home of Florence Pizinger. The members played baffling games, exchanged gifts, and listened to the latest records. To become a National Honor, you must have a Bn average and he in the junior or senior classes. The teachers choose a number of students possessing certain qualifications: character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Last year six juniors made the grade. Miss Downing advises the group. J J v, Page cixtv-Him 1 ,Af r , r- ' - x ll ,f A4515 I' s- i , fi ,ml .iff V ill .flex N i ls N. sh 1 v il 5 if if . . 1 Ml ,i, in 1 lx vi ' x . I Xi J! lf li ' .5 x Q.. S xlfl il falillin' .jf rf , - ' v .1 . 1 L ,F nn ' Av X I s.-I CRDUP I. Ron' I: C. Testa, B. Davis, B. Thomas, S. Tell, G. Volpe, G. Anderson, S. johnson j. Shearer. . . Rowf: T, Oman, Hartquist, G. Lewis, V. Hagstrom, D. Wallin, E. Berry, S. Borelli. Row 3: A. Peterson, D. Olson, D. Huber, D. Johnson, S. Strom, S. Wessel, L. Seclin, L. Osluncl. P. Bell Row 4: E, Wells, B. Nelson, S. Gilstad, E. Dewall, L. Johnson, S. Smith. B. Alarlzson, L. Carlson GROUP 2. Row I: J. Hough, D. Swanson, V. Kemper, B. Rylander, N, Slcooglun, B. Rice, johnson Rowlf L. Nelson, B. Olson, I. Thompson, E. Quinn, L. Carlson, D. johnson, P. Boit, M. Anzevino Row ?: V. Matson, C. Rosine. F. McLellan, T. Wilhelmson, R. Carlson, E. McLain, D. Nelson P. Bifullc, L. McKinnon. Kon' 4: H. Fagersrrom. D. Eyinrlc, E, Anclerson. W. Swanson, P. Santa, R. Johnson. E. Piver, F, Malmrose is' oi we W wi? ll? 177l lm! lw Ina 6971 0 First Seniors i W hfaii will Bllmi Page crvenly P I ,f .f 1' 1, A if GROUP 1. Ron' I: F. Londino, L. Mahaffy, H. Nlangine, Nl. Fa- rente, G. Huselid, B. Garrison, D Hagstrom. Row 2: L. Kondcr. Nl. lVlelzarcl: J. Brorlcway, E. Nloren. lf. Ander- son, L. Anderson. G. Humphrey Row 3: A, Anderson. L, Alwlson, D. Dege, M. Magnuson. M. john- son, D, Lange, G, Blom, D. Bell, Row 4: D. -Iorgenson, B. Ge-l1lsen, J. Cole, B. Linnerootla, A. Carl- son, S. Nlucller. Coffey. GROUP 2. Run' I: Nlarslmll D. Boelter, J, Duc. D. Cyllmoslii: G. Erickson. D. Louzingcr, E. Donate-ll. Row 2: L. Kroslca, H. Carlwonc. B. Brustman, W1 Johnson, R. Nlar- Lagen, L. Golden. I., Miels. Row 5: A. Acker, li. Carlson . .l. Korngalale, K. Edstrom, A. Hen- drickson, L. Fclmring, F. l cnsl:c M. I-lammond, Row 4: F. NlcLellan, E. lVlrLain R. Aclcer, R. johnson. R. Axncss R. Larson, F. Malmrose. GROUP 3. Run' I: L. Dahl. V. Morrissettc, D. Clarlc. L. Hirsig, J. johnson. R. Edlfverg. D. August- son. Ron' 2: P. Copeland, li. Holtz. Pr, Nordwall. lxl. Dierclclns. R. Nlocllcr. R. Lavik. R. Green. Row 3: W. Sorlie, G, Lynrlu. Pm. Moravec, P, Dean, V. Larsen. B. Linde, C. Lundgren, Friberg. Row 4: Lanners. R. Hingva. G, Larson, B. Linnerooth, N. Alilcsyulc, K. Berndt. R. Dericlzson. Page xf'w'nly-mn' v , lx, Y sq.-v'4 'Q o xokk xxx A-ESL, Ah Y 73 wfg ,. Q E311-TQ' wxx Q Glaxo l 1'3.3f5 tqlwfx-0 ASNE QTQR N xy lx .gnufb NBQS xx :li rgf, 1.N QQQA. lox: Dt Q' ,KQQQ Pflxi, mg Uox Qu.. 4- xxftxu u'N.v-5 slmir' o0NL,, Pxmfn 0 ig-gk YK X .gum meg mob... Q-ik N' F 1-'B N, Emory. ali 3'S '17 53 MNC U KXZQ 'DNR fl ll H, -. 1 kr-A r J mf' l V' .ll- nh w 1 Lf'-f PJ K' U5 'Leffglf Y. ny' -. GROUP l. Ron- I: C. Dalulberg, j. Cednrlenf. R. Derirlcson. F, Blees, D. Hult, I. Anderson. E, Ceelarlcnf. Howl: Arnqunsr, P. l.inneroorl1, A. liickel. Delmonr, F. Kemper, R. Kzuzenmaier. F. Holwlus, Kun' if R. Arndr. V, Nord, R. Dupre, H, Fenz, Howell, V. Pachinno, R. Pates. F. Ott. Kun'-I: P. Rafferty, lf. Engstrom. Nl. Olson, D. Arnold, R. Hinz, E. Lunclquist. E. Nordeen. R Bd Il Nl em Nl Kallis l Lwrlcin C leinlnver. GROUP l. Run' I: A. Bjorlcnmn. Nl. Anderson. . c nar, . y . a , . . , .. . Nun' .I :ll GilllCgllE'Y'. Nl, Ge:u '. El. lVl. Meemlzcn. P. Bmncll. Brelxm, E, Prredalxl, V. Ek. N Il 5 l' Pre g l cllCl'I1l'1 l 'lolmson L Broos, H. Anderson, A. Johnson, Glzrtzmmer. rw: 1, . .,., ., Kon'-1' If l:lI'll'7i'I'g T. Pries, R. Johnson. V. lnclelmr. L. Johnson. W. Griefzu. T, lknlliu. GROUP 5. Row I: D. Oesrreiclm. A. Richie, A. Nelson, L. Noreen, L. Sigvartsen. G, Peck, H. Nordquist lx'un'J: li. Palm, M. Panel. li, Nnlipinslci, D. Rudeniclc. P. Swanson. R. Peterson. G, Swenson. Run' if D. Rau-llmer. G. Strom, l.. Norman. D. Peters. Nl, Olseen. P. Sonmg. P. Rielmle. B. Ringold lr'mr4: R, Nieaer, D, SLlI1Cl1iIl'0l1H. XV. Nord, S. Nelson, B. Seifert. Nl, Sedln. R. Sfliroeeler. unior Class Page vc'1'1'z1I1'-luv GROUP l. Row I: T. Weingarth, D. Testa, M, Zeilotli, L. Unger, H. Zachrison, R. Thielen, D. Telsfhow. Row2: -l. Thoele, J. Zawislulc, G. Westerberg, J. Rucker, A. Wood, S. Swanson. Rona' 51 L. Snilcer, A. Nelson, I. Urhanslci, D. Pretslci, L. Wheeler, E. Wasowicz, R. Wermus. Row-1: F, Kemper, A. Seagren, I. Warner, J. Delmont, B. Torgerson, -I, Peterson. 1. Wirth, A. Bi:lcel. GROUP Z. Row I: S. Wahlstrand, R. Ziollcowslci, G. Strom, J. Palma, Y. Stillman. Roni: Rudlnerg, P. O'Boyle, D. Swanson, Peterson, Whorton, I. Stone. Ron' 3: L. Thorson, R. Youngquist D. Youngquist. R. Peterson, E. Olson. Ruw4l Schlorhaufer, Swenson, R. O'Neill, G. Van Kleeclc, H. Woll, W. Palmquist. This year, as usual, the Junior Class undertook the responsibility of malcing preparations for the Prom. Although the job of getting an orchestra caused quite a headache, they finally found an aspirin in the form of a group of musicians pop- ular with rhe students. With Mrs. Leyh as head, the dating bureau made some pretty good matches. unior Class Perry Copeland - - Sergeant-at-Arms Phyllis Sontag Don Hult - Doris Clarlc - Irving Anderson - - - - - Secretary - - President - - Treayurer - Vice President Page xeverzty-three C A sophomore class that organizes is remarlcahleg when it has meetings every month, it is phenomenal. Miss lieclcman is the aclviser of this gang, who had a roller skating party in April. Such enthusiasm must pave the way for lwetter things. Sophomores l.orraine Narclini - - Treasurer' Earl Sorenson - - - Prexiflenl Helen Sedin - - - Serretary Lester Haclcner - - Vice President l'.1gr wrvrnly-forlr I GROLJP l. Ron I: l-, Hilk'llI1Dl' Vice President: Nl. Kfainer. H Lind. D, G. l.arson. Ron' J: Nl Halwig. I l.nrson. G. Ron' if P. JJll1l7L'I', li srncl. D. Heylmzin. B, lnrsen B. Ln liarre. Moore. l.. Nlantoen. l, Hoegcr. A, l.unel. lf Hanson, johnson. G. l..n'son. R lVlaziii'l:iewiez, K, liio Nloore. D. Donovan lf. lVln'Kinnon, Ron' 4: Nl, jones. lj, liloonx. li Croudy. D, liuclier. D. lioeltei R, Nliles. R, Cfollwerg, GROUP 1, Nou' I: ll. l.loyLl. Nl llenucloin. G, llJlli'l'. l-. Grcifzn P. Boener. B, lluerow, D. Houle Ron' Z: G. johnson. C. Hansen A, ffgner. A. ljerrello, Nl, liggert V, Mt-Kinky, D. Anderson. Ron' 5: G. hlohnson. D, Kolliner Nl. Lnfgren. li. l:I'.lI1lil. D. Dovicli A. Dahllwy, R. Germain, li. Dc Vnhl. Ron' 4: 5. l:I'1ll11'0L'l'l. G. Hnnggi G. Drnmdnhl. H. johnson. H -lohnson. li. lolinson. D, plolmsgn X ,W GROUP 3, Run' I: ll Swanson V. Wi'igl1t. H, Xvoon. l.. Roclmrin G. Sheeely. G. Person. C. Nord gren. B, Nelson. RUII' SM'fll'lSUI'l. RPIUUS H. Peclerson. Cf. Pu-Im. T. Toomev G, Clson, R. Youngquisr, Nun' 5: C, Nvilhelmsoli. Nelson H, Peterson, D, Norsten. N Slqytte. B. Wlallerirlc. Run 4: Stromuxill. lj, Pfanlcucli G. Ostergren. li. Alolinson, li, Nel son. Nl. Smith. C, Zahn. ZOUP l. Row I: D. Novak, P. ick. C. Tassler, B, Stark, F. uric. D. Krohn, Nl. lVlcGai1n. n' 2: S, Lau, D. Herman. G. arhison. XV. Smith, H, Olson. Vretstrom. M. Olson, in' 3: L, Hed. A. johnson, D. soon, R. Wilwe1'g, R. Nlelnikomer, Kricgcr. D. johnson, D. Langc. ra' 4: B. Nictzger, W, Larson. D. arronc, IS. Hansen. M. Kvali. Sorenson. Pres.: R. Nlarquardt. QOUI' 2. Run I: R. Blossom, Hillurom. A. Diffosnno. R. fgg. N, Gonsior. Baden. B. Lll'l1.1l'l . in' J: 1. Gustafson. II. Nlariano. Franklin. G. Anderson. R. 'I'0l1iIUO. Gllsfflli. IDCSICIY Benson. in' 9: B. Godleglai. C. Anderson. firanrv. G. Gcnnogo. K. Dixon. iiimhop. I.. Cfivnwnrs. iii 4: li. lfngelwrvtaon. B, Drewry, Bonnc. D, Pmcrksrrom. ,L Cover. Grufman. QOUP 3, Run I: L. Nardini 'casurerz A. Rosine. P. Peterson: Nikitnk. V. Wfarncr. D. Scrib- r. H, Wfiherr. rn' J: B. Wir'ku11:1i1. H. Siclwr. D alipinski. G. Parker. D. Wliyte Reinvrt. ff. Wesriock. nn' 5: C Srrynske, H. Sedin crcrary: P. Ogreid, P, Nacller Quinn. G. Slcoog, L. Neuenfeldtz Rllcl11kf. or 4: If. Oimlimuser. L, Stake, B cnholm. Strom. hi, Paulson. Pi, ivnrc. ff. XY'aliin. Rini If Mnl1l1Ql'll10 Mcnling. L. Londin. T. Kcni dy. S. Huiwark. Nl, johnson, E hnson. fn' 2: G. Erickson. Ganzei. B wnson. Larson. R. Bohn. msen. P. Mcliaig. 'uf ?: G. Larson. B, johnson. ,I oss. E. johnson. D, johnson Gurchc. L. Horning. B. Longi hn, in 4, L. Hansen. His. G vaid, D, Anderson. T. Galvin Abrahamson. D, Alfrichv, v Page csmfrrily-frr September 9 1 1 18 24 October 2 12 22 30 November 6 9 1 1 12 20 Page seventy-rix Diary-1943 It was swell to see the kids again. After school everyone went down to Gerber's to guzzle cokes and hash over summer vacation. School just isn't the same as last year. It's harder than ever to rat because of a tall new assistant Principal, Mr. Blume. Miss Bienhoff was on the warpath in fifth period study. Last night I went through the desk drawers and rounded up twelve keys for the Red Cross collection. Today Miss Callahan left for Mechanic Arts. Everyone who knew her will miss her and her helpful advice. Believe it or not, we had snow in September. Got my winter coat out of mothballs to wear to the game tonight. I sang Old Man River all day long after hearing the Deep River Boys sing it in our first assembly. The little Negro bass, who rolled his eyes as he sang, really made a hit. First M.R. today-kept my fingers crossed. I bet the teachers love to see us pull our hair and chew our pencils. Talk about putting over an idea-the man who spoke in assembly today certainly did it. Kids are so dumb it's pitiful when they drink or smoke, he says. Yeahhhhhhhhhh team!! copped its first city football title. I guess.that proves we're tops in our field! The team carried coach Smiley off the field. Tomorrow starts M.E.A. and so we can really celebrate tonight. I can't stand it! jack I-Iedlund set the kids stompin' at the Homecoming dance. Three cheers for the Payne Avenue Business Men! They gave a swell banquet for our football heroes. I still say our team played wonderfully even if we lost the Twin City game. Edison's players made our boys look like midgets. We left for the M.I-I.S.P.A. convention in St. Cloud. Besides attending interesting conferences, we went to a super banquet and dance. But did we have a time sleeping, with eight in a room! Perry Copeland got the kids hot at our last football assembly. The team received their city cham- pionship emblems. December 4 7 January 19-20 February 8 9 19 21-26 27 March 6 16 18 23 26 April 8-9 10 After the Maroon assembly, I got one of the drawings Mr. Hoifstrom fl-Ioff to youj made. He's OK. Big secret revealed on the stage-Yohnee is the typical Johnsonite. fl-Ie was Bob Linnerooth in disguise., I'm really proud of Johnson High! We sold 511,500 in war stamps and bonds today in memory of Pearl Harbor. There was even a story about it in the Dispatch. No one in school today because of the cold wave. We had a swell time in classes because teachers didn't give out assignments. Bob DeHaven conducted a quiz program for the Courier. The seniors showed the students who know the most about old Johnson. The junior commandos have been straggling into classes late with torn shirts and frost bitten ears. Instead of gym, the senior boys are taking physical fitness outdoors even in the 120 below weather. I'm on the lookout for a tall, dark, young man, who's going to change my life: I'm going to a formal dinner soon too. How do I know all this? The fortune-teller at the Victory Hop given by the P.T.A. told me. Surely I can believe her. The hot dogs were swell!! After school all this week, I stayed and he'ped with the rationing of canned goods. Too bad we didn't have to stand around and wait for work. Talk about 1000 in the shade-the pool at the University was all of that, but it was worth it to see Don Benson win the 50 and 100 yard free style event and our relay team take another iirst. The swimming team gave a splash party to celebrate their victory, the city championship. We wit- nessed a family squabble when Perry Copeland threw his sister into the water without her bathing cap on. The Bugs! Today we had 'a super wonderful assembly on the Dutch East Indies. In one of the movies we saw the Balinese dancing girl whose picture is in the upper right hand corner of the Movie-Tone News Reels. The clock in the study hall runs!!!! Swing it! Papa Smiley's chemistry class gave him a pair of pink baby booties for his baby daughter. For the first time in our school's history, two boys led the senior honor roll. Over one-fourth of thc class of '43 has over a B average. Tonight was the junior-Senior play, Nothing But the Truth. Wally Ekblad and Joe Tuccito gave excellent performances as a big business tycoon and a priest, respectively. Amid checking and rechecking, the Maroon went to press today. So ends my diary of the important events in the past year. BETTYJANE RODENBERG. Page seventy-seven uniorfSenior Class Play I .H .' I NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH Robert Linnerooth ,,,,,77,,,,, ..., ,7,A,,,,.,, ,,,.,,,,,,. 5,,,,,,7,,,,..,........,,.,7.,,, ,,,,7,,,, R o b e r t Bennet . Walter Elcblad . ., . ...,..,,,,,,,,, E. M. Ralston Earl Sorenson Russell Eilers ,.,.,. joe Tucitto ,.,, Audrey Johnson . Muriel S-wanson . Doris Andrews .r,,,, Phyllis Sontag ..,, Dick Donnelly Clarence Van Dusen Bishop Doran Gwendolyn Ralston Mrs. E. M. Ralston Ethel Clark ., . Mabel Jackson Betty Palm ,s.,..... . ., ,, . ..V,.s Sabel Jackson Anna Mae Wood ., ,,,. . .......... ,,........... .... , ., Martha Stage Manager - - Pat Marrone SONGS OF THE AMERICAS-MUSIC DEPARTMENT SCENE 1-The Indians SCENE 4-Revolution SCENE 2FThe First Settlers SCENE 5-Civil War SCENE 3-Fantasia of National Folk Songs SCENE 6-Further Growth of America Soloist-Dorothy Lange N arrators-Walter Ekblad and Albert Tedesco Page seventy-eight Vas a Van gan AU' Y at J ggi AAVQQ LOU ,r JUNE C KQINNY JOHNSON CHUCK LJCK ' BHQGEQ DOKMO :yeh M , CAREgBRANLQND Army, Navy, Marines, Coast Guards, Merchant Marine, Waacs, Waves, Air Forces-all are represented in the summary of johnson- ites in the armed services. The pictures illustrate typical graduates and students in each branch of the armed forces who have left the halls of Johnson to help win the war. Q- M .M je '- THK 1 ,dfzab p5LTlg WAQQEN VALINE , 4 Q iN,y 'Sf Pg y Acker, Kenneth Ackert, Ralph Alm, Lloyd Altman, Vic Anderson, Carl Arneberg, Roger Axelrod, Thomas Becker, Richard Benson, Gordon Bifulk, Archie Blindman, Bruce Bonne, Tom Boogren, john Brink, Roger Brody, Herbert Brody, Irving Butler, james Carlson, George Carlson, john Carlson, Walter Carlson, Warren Cedarleaf, Jack Celski, Eugene Clark, Glenn Clasen, Robert Collingham, Harold Cook, Ray Corbo, jerry Damstedt, George DeLange, Myron Desler, Earl Dokmo, Birger Dokmo, Lorentz Eggum, john Erickson, Arvid Erickson, Gordon Flaa, Hubert Freed, Robert Page eighty Army Green, Robert I-Ialmstrom, Chester Haltiner, Frank Halweg, Stanlsy Hamper, Peter Hanson, Martin Harrison, Richard Hawkinson, Lawrence Hendrickson, Howard Hendrickson, Ralph Henk, john Hodum, Marvin Innocenti, George Iverson, Henry Jambor, Leonard johnson, Ben johnson, Gordon johnson, Howard johnson, Kenneth johnson Loren Kelley, Gordon Kempt, Isom Kemski, Richard Kennedy, William Kotoski, Clarence Kron, Robert Lange, Virgil Lewis, Robert Linn, Arthur Lindberg, Richard Lundgren, Ira Liesenfeld, John McCann, Jack McKusky, Elroy McShannock, Robert Manfredini, Donald Marquardt, Lowell Mayo, Harold Mazurkiewicz, Albert Miller, Walter Molander, Walter Morelli, George Morelli, Mike Mueller, Douglas Nelson, Arnold Nelson, Earl Nelson, Harold Nelson, Robert Newman, Douglas Noble, Dr. Clarence Nord, Robert Noreen, Walter Norquist, Ernest Nyquist, Hjalmer Olson, jack Olson, Loren Olsen, Roger Clseen, Carl Oswald, Claude Paulson, Roger Peterson, Earl Peterson, Leonard Peterson, Merlin Pirri, Achilli Raiola, Marvin Ray, Cyril Rasmussen, Howard Reider, Charles Reider, Roland Renstrom, Homer Rutherford, William Sabo, Dennis Sahlberg, Irving Sandberg, Wilmont Sandquist, Gerald Scalze, Gus Schultz, Daniel Schneider, Harvey Schilla, Fred Seestedt, Donald Sherman, Leu Shulkatis, Daniel Sitter, Donald Skoog, Ryhner Skoog, Wally Skoogberg, Carl Smith, Roger Smith, Robert Snyder, Henry Snyder, James Snyder, John Speaks, Paul Spelios, Angelus Sroka, Stanley Stachowsky, Albert Stangl, William Theis, Robert Thompson, Arvid Turicchi, Enzo Vogel, Robert Volpe, Ben Voss, Edwin Voss, Edward Voss, Robert Wahlberg, Ken Wahlstrand, Art Wandra, Donald Wennerlund, John West, Warren Whitcomb, Lawrence Wilhelm, Gordon Wolff, William Youngquist, Eder - Aclcert, Joseph Ahl-man, Roger Anderson, Curtis Anderson, Edward Anderson, Robert Anderson, Gale Anderson Gordon Alm, Roger Batisto, Alex Bjornberg, Marvin Borgeson, Norman Brudzinski, George Bulcrey, Edward Charpentier, William Clements, Floyd Collyard, Henry Cooper, Edward Cover, Woodland Cucchiarella, Nick Cucchiarella, Martin Delvareo, Albert DeMarco, James Dinwoodie, James Doran, James Dorr, Robert Erickson, George , .WWF V England, Jack Ewald, George Fenton, Clarence Franceen, Robert Fisher, James V Freeman, Melvin Grzybowslci, Elwood Greczyna, Anthony Haltiner, George Halweg, Stanley Hansen, Howard Haugen, Donald Heasley, Orrie Henrilcson, Sam Hillsrrom, Eugene Irvine, Richard Johnson, Eugene Johnson, John Johnson, Kenneth Judd, Howard Konig, Irvine Kunz, William Larson, Larry Larson, Richard Lehner, Willet Linell, Paul Navy 12' Linell, Robert Lindberg, Keith Lindberg, Mahlin Lofgren, John Lombardi, Daniel Lombardi, Geno Low, Douglas McCluslcy, Robert Mannarino, Jack Mariano, Anthony Martin, Harry Matzke, Bill Mix, Ray Mroszak, Edward Murray, Gene Olson, Donald Olson, Warren Palumbo, Albert Pearson, Harvey Peck, Neil Peltier, James Peltier, Kenneth Pierson, Charles Rafferty, Tom Rath, Ross Renstrom, John Rogers, Kenneth Rogers, Rheinhart Rygg, Robert Sailor, Willard' Sandrock, Milton Sarraclc, Carmen Schweitz, Jerome Schultz, Charles Schultz, Ted Scribner, Gerald Scribner, Lyle Shanley, John Smith, Raymond Swanson, Douglas Swanson, Art Swedberg, Kenneth Swenson, Robert Swenson, Donald Tauberr, Eugene Van Orden, Donald Verby, Edward Wesrerberg, Robert Wirth, Ray Woodford, Francis Youngquist, Eder Youngberg, Herbert Page eighty-one Alshouse, Bruce Anderson, Howard Axelrod, William ' Aurelius, Paul Bauer, Walter Bauer, Donald Bauer, LeRoy Bell, William Bentzlin, Conrad Bjostad, Harold Bjorltman, Bennie Blomstrand, John Borchardt, Lee Brunzell, James Buclcman, Robert Bzoslcie, Norbert Bzoslcie, Orville Carlson, Walter Cover, Richard 'MIR ,H-UQ x 'HJR' ti, iw! 9 ',f Barrett, Harry Cedarleaf, Evar Ciernia, Peter Cucchiarella, Pat i Alshouse, Alan Erickson, Donald Air Corps Dewall, Carl Dewall, Harry Dewall, john Dorr, Kenneth Flaherty, Anthony Flood, Donald Gonsior, Charles Hansen, Hubert Haselbeclc, John Hay, William Hed, Richard Hendrickson, Edward Hobbs, Jerome Irvine, Parlc johnson, Albert johnson, Donald johnson, Charles Kamman, Cleland LaBore, Henry LaBore, Leonard LaBore, joseph Lee, Donald Lindlof, Harold Linn eroo th, Walter McGee, jack McLane, Sheldon Mantoen, Donald Mariani, Ledio Mariani, Mario Meyer, Charles Moe, Donald Nielson, Harold Nowiclci, Edmund Nyberg, Wilbur Oberg, Ralph Patet, Arthur Peterson, Robert Peyer, Harold Marines Gratzelc, Thomas Hazzard, Richard Hess, Robert Kirby, jack Kruslcopf, Gordon Leaf, Carl Lundgren, Darrell Luby, Robert Palm, Albert Rafferty, john Coast Guard Erickson, George Flaa, Richard Freed, George Hay, Tom Jordan, Richard 1 Larson, Harold Pinotti, John Rasmussen, LeRoy Rothstein, Melvin Ross, Robert Schweitz, Kenneth Schmitz, joseph Schmidt, William Sedin, Robert Sleeper, Roger Sorenson, Jay Telander, David Thompson, Floyd Tressman, Dennis Voight, James Weiss, Richard Wessel, Howard Whyte, Eugene Wiclclund, john Rollwagen, Eugene Sandquist, Russell Valine, Warren White, Walter Molander, Warren Smith, Phillip MERCHANT MARINE WAVES WAACS Alm, Ray Franceen, Donald Cedarleaf, june Green, Lois Flaa, Mary Lou Greczyna, Bernice Page eighty-two Voight, Marjorie WQDRIN WCC 4' I 55,27-3 is fag: in E fog, CQ Q3 Band , , Baseball , Scores ,,,,, Basketball ,,,.,, Scores ,,,, Bowling .. . , Cheer Leaders ,, Coaches , ,, Choir , Courier ,. H .-..Y . Dedication . .. ,,,,............. Department of Education . Diary .,,,,,., ,............Y.YY4YY. Faculty , , ,. Mrs. Adams Mr. Anderson ..Y., Miss Bassford Miss Beckman ,,r.., Mr. Bergh ,. ..... .. Miss Bienhoif . . Mr. Blume ,....,,, Miss Chapin , Miss Collins .... Miss Daily ,,,,.., Miss Downing .,,.., Mr, Diehl s,,.,......... Miss Dvorak ,.,,,, Miss Ellsworth ,,,.,,,r,, Miss Geraghty .r.... , Mr. Gibbons ,.s.,,,, Miss Gillcey ....,,,,,v Miss Goodell .,,,.,,, Mrs. Gordon ....... , LITERARY Andrews, Doris Beltz, Arlie Fosnes, Carl Johnson, Mary Jane johnson, Kathryn Nardini, Irene Norquist, Stanley Oman, Tennie May Pizinger, Florence Rodenberg, Bettejane Sontag, Doris Sorenson, Shirley Index-Literary Section 50 36 ,. ,. 32 ,,,......,38, 39 32 65 33 33 49 ,, ,,,, 68 ,, ..,,,., , 3 ..,. ,,,,,,,,,., , 2 76, 77 5-14 13 6 . ,....,, 11 ,, 8 13 ,, .,,,, 12 , ,r,,,, 11 8 10 ,, ,, 63 6 14 7 .. .,.,, ll 8 Miss Hai gh ,,,,r. Mr. Hall ......,.,. Mr. Johnson ....,... Mr. Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Koch ,,......,, Leyh ........ Mellem ,,..,,,, Miller ...... Moore ,,,,,.,,..,... Moosbrugger ,,., Nelson ........ Nichols ,,.. Ostergren .... Mr. Ralston ,,.... Mr. Randolph ,,,.,, Mr. Rocher ,,e..,,... Miss Schuette ..,.. Mrs. Simmons .. Miss Sliney ....., Mr. Smiley .V...,,, Miss Smith ........ Mr, Sundberg .,r,..,, Miss Tackels , ,,.. . Mr. Westerlund ,.....,, Football .,,,..,,,.,.......... G.A.A. ,.,...,..,...,... 1 Girls' Club . .,... . Girl Reserves . Golf ,,,,..,.... Scores ,,,....., Gym Team ....,.. Hickory Hikers .,,, Hi-Y .,,,,.............. Hockey .,,,....... Scores . I9 9 9 6 12 H10 ,, ..,... 12 11 , ,r.,. 14 6 ,, 14 14 10 , .... 8 12 ,. . 7 10 13 63 6 9 13 40-43 47 56 62 37 32 34 64 62 48 32 Maroon Staff BUSINESS Brandl, Phyllis Drewry, Doreen Dierckins, Maureen Eilers, Russell Gilstad, Shirley I-lartquist, Jean jahnlce, Bill Linnerooth, Carolyn Loritz, Dorothy McKinnon, Lorraine N ordehn, Joyce Riehle, Phyllis Junior Class ......,...... Latin Club ..,..,..... - ........... Leaders ,............................. Maroon Staff and Agents .,.... Masquets ...r.............r.....,.. Mr. Blume's Office ..,....,,, Mr, Diehl's Office ,..,........... National Honor Society ....,..,, Pickers ,,,,.,, - ,,..............,....... Red Cross ....,..................... Senior Portraits ..., Senior Honor Roll ...... Seniors, First ..... Service Men, Roll ,V..,,, Pictures ....,.........,... Snapshots- Defense .,,,,,,r. General .,... ....... Sophomore Class . Spanish Club ,,,.,,,. Spectrum ,.,,,,,,,r. Stage ...,...................... Student Council .,.......,,... Student Presentations ,,,,, , Swimming ......,.........,.,. Scores .................... Tennis Scores .. Track ,,,....,...,. Scores ,.....r.,,,.,.., Traffic Squad ,............. Typo-Quad Club ........ Zenith Club ,.,....... 15, ,7l-73 55 46 54 60 63 63 69 Li.. 52 53 17-28 29 70 80-82 79 16, 30, 74, 31 75 , ,...........,.. - 51 59 61 57 58 45 32 37 32 35 32 66 67 58 ART Almleaf, Stewart Berguetski, Lorraine Carlson, Roger Ganzel, Ted Larson, Phyllis Leuzinger, Dora Luebker, Eugene Peterson, Richard Peterson, Robert Rosine, Calvin Sandstrom, Harvey Page eighty-four All Our Graduates Have Received Positions Girl Graduates of Iohnson High School, Be Smart - Attend a Smart School ot Business - Cable's Secretarial College ' Enrolls Only GIRL GRADUATES of High Schools and Colleges The only Business College in St. Paul that restricts its enrollment to High School Graduates. No Grade Students to retard your progress. Typing Civil Service Correspondence Shorthand Business Law Business Arithmetic Bookkeeping Income Tax Filing and Indexing Office Practice Business English Dictaphone Mimeographing Comptometry No Contract to Sign -- No Set Time to Attend - Pay by the Month C3187 We train the BEST in the BEST way for the BEST positions. Visit Our College and fudge E or Yourself FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Write for Descriptive Literature of Summer and F all Terms Summer Quarter Classes begin Iune 7 to 14, 1943 Fall Quarter Classes begin September 7 to 13, 1943 We employ No Solicitors We Otter No Scholarships As Baits Mr. Meant-To has a comrade, These two fellows live together And his name is Didn't Do: In the house ot Never-Win Have you ever chcmced to meet them? And I'm told that it is haunted Did they ever call on you? By the ghost of Might-Have-Been. BURTON A. CABLE, President GRACE CABLE, Principal Ashton Building, 1547 University Avenue, Near Snelling Avenue Saint Paul, Minnesota Telephone Midway 9644 Page eighty-fi SHOP ON PAYNE AVENUE S. L. Beanblossom C. Thomas Super Market, S. L. Beanblossom, Meats 1201 Payne at Maryland Wilfrid Anderson , For the Latest in Men's and Boys' Furnishings 978 Payne TO wer-lll5 Get Latest Records Here Larry's Radio Shop Singer Shop l00l Payne Avenue 882 Payne TO wer 3800 V K B i Il l.11'SI'1 You know we know radio Complete Line Of The East Side Grocery School Supplies Company Sundberg Drug CU- Fairway F ine Foods 991 Payne Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota 973 Payne To wer 0488 Tasty Fountain Service TO wer-6369 P lv 1 1 f an A pf J! Dj V VJ fa 'V T'-9 ,M 7,,x5v 'A K 1, y f, , y . SAKYE Tlivtk ,fra ff rf' MJJ, Wi, ,., KU: V 1 1,-f ' ,L . R 'X I, Q U1DeLuxe g3?d'vviqhefQ L gf VfScandi11a'via,n ,Q pecialties V992 Pglycfiv 4 if iw ,ft 1 TO -9230 , ,ff fi izqv aj pi 'E ff' wer of 1 ,iv ,ffy same s,SI'1oe ,stare of lcfkiifpjj f06 'QW?f6OQgES1igJeisifreXF1it4ted CorrectIy v,. J!! !,w ,,1 5 M 993 Pagfn5fKvenue'K f Y Y ,frovwefszfsr B 74 ,JM ' ' ' lo fi ,QSM LIP ' if K mlu'JA tp ,ff-fx! ' if V ff' 13 fd V k ' A N Elini, 3'I!ZT1'l11101'1'a sand' Gfuefly, f.1fv,ycQ'Serve Youiself and Save fwcftches - Shecffffer Pens' TUIJY pf P' 5 K ern s Super Market Expert Watch Repairing Carlson Iewelry Store 955 Payne TO wer-5699 C1ark's 5c 6 1Oc Store Save at CIark's 5 and 10 1191 Payne Avenue it 927 Payne Avenue Your High Point Foods at Lowest Prices Borgstrom Pharmacy Come In and Try Our Tempting Fountain Specials 964 Payne TO wer-6848 Ps shy A COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER Frank 'L. Peterson 5: Son Lofroth Bakery Transfer and Storage - Long Distance Moving A Clean Store Prompt Service Coal, Coke, Fuel Oil, Stokers and A Clean Stock A Square Deal Oil Burners 1193 Payne Avenue TO wer-7114 1087 Payne Avenue TO wer-6967 Nelson Drugs Carlson H H Funeral l-lorne Make Our Store Your Store 896 Payne Avenue TO wer-2209 11.74 Payne To wer-0101 Paints - Brushes Wall Paper Painters' Supplies Window Glass Blomquist Paint Supply Co. 941 Payne Avenue TO wer-7166 A. A. Carlstrom of Son For fifty-two years the coal bin of the East Side 1073 Payne Avenue TO wer-7215 P h lv CLOSE AT HAND Nelson Bros. Payne Avenue Cash Groceries and Carry Buy all your groceries at Ne1son's Trade at Sam's and Save Money 1020 Payne TO Wer-3252 951 Payne TO wer-6575 Egin E. Wahman Co. Mi1adY Beauty 511010 Be Wise-Economize at Wahman's We specialize in permanent waving 972 Payne T0 WGPO873 11290 Payne TO wer-1760 Olson Bros., Meats Find Your Answer for Good Meats at O1son's 915 Payne Avenue TO wer-5923 Congratulations Swenson Bros. Summer's coming-Get your fishing, tennis, and hunting equipment at Swenson's 990 Payne Avenue TO wer-4021 PS :by Buy From Your Friends ancl Neighbors ,ffl and soN - rw I ' IT -N X l'-'-'33, xi' if l .-.., , . l GIFTS THAT LAST Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry - Meet Your Friends At Our Fountain Complete Drug Store Service Silverware 'B-f 'vN 'lull Illaw- QYFJFYILUFIIUIL Established 1887 uarfbfslweirtlLmr1fii'11 '1m TO wer 0724 910 Payne Dry Cleaners Ioe Anderson Cleaners The Guardian of Appearance VAnBuren 0500 912 Payne Payne Ave. Recreation Inc. Air-Conditioned Summer and Winter Sound-proofed Bowling Alleys 893-99 Payne TO wer 9541 ROPER America's Finest Gas Range ARLINGTON ELECTRIC RYLANDER'S 999 Payne TO wer 4941 East Side Realty Company 958 Payne Avenue Walter Fosnes Ward L. Tilden P g ninety If, Upon Graduation From Iohnson 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 u business training are urged to visit the school to inspect the tacilities and the work of the students. You will find the Rasmussen School a superior business training institution-high grade courses, large faculty, select students, modern equipment, wholesome surroundings. Free employment department tor graduates. Forty-third year. Our Summer School Offers Special Advantages to High School Students 63 East Fifth Saint Paul, Street Minnesota neu' Cedar Cedar 5333 PRACTICAL BUSINESS SCHOOL Compliments ot A FRIEND Page ninety-one 3-Q X 11, , is c V 51 if' ,- 'B o VD V! H1 VI 10 Z an zu 5 l'l1 G0 2 l'l'l -e o o o o 1 H1 z h -1 rn Z 'l'l o : 2 I .lV'Ill IIIIOA IIVBA , G2 ir luis. f X f w ' W W, A QUUM?-!', V . Up: ', 7, Tiffwl MA will .9056 1 5 n .4 Congratulations, Seniors, from O My STUDIO Official Photographers to The 1943 Maroon 001-004 Ryan Bldg. GA ffieia 1740 The calm before the storm The House of Quantity and Quality Flowers PAIVIEL, BROS., INC. 441 Wabasha CE dar 6766 Brady-Margulis Co. STATIONERY and OFFICE SUPPLIES I Files O Legal Blanks O Office Furniture I Columbia Ribbons and Carbon Paper O CE dar 7446 138 E. 4th St. Prompt Delivery LUMBER IVIILLWORK For All Purposes Of Every Description S. Berglund Lumber Co. 824 Arcade St. 1171 N. Snelling Ave. Tower 1518-1519 Nestor 6147 ninety-four FISHER PHOTO SUPPLY COMPANY Enjoy Your Evenings Making Prints of Your Negatives Complete Outfits 51.00 Up 381 Minnesota Street Ioin the St. Pcxul Camera Club - Meets at the Y.M. -. 1 -7 7 GA. 31 12 if Make use ot their dark room fully equipped with enlargers cmd printers. . DAVIDSON'S W. B. seuefmm Good Food Is Good Healthll CAFETERIA Noon luncheon from 10:45 - 2:30 Groceries - Meats Sth 5, Minnesgtq CE dm 4941 MARYLAND STREET, comer EARL Damp Wash-Thrift-Soft Finish Craftsmen in Laundering and DIAMOND SETTER and ENGRAVER ADIUSTING OF FINE WATCHES Dry Cleaning CE dar 7930 To wer 5597 Wm. Eschenbacher Concord Laundry T E W E L E H 774-776 E. Seventh St. 245 E' Seventh EK Prescription Druggists Arcade at Maryland TO wer 3413 Maryland Drug Co. Page nin ery 570 YUUHB PEUPLE NORTH CENTRAL PUBLISHING CO. P f f The 1943 Maroon Unusual Wartime Opportunities for Business-trained People 242 E. 5th Street St. Paul, Minn. Business College 7th and Cedar Streets Compliments of Abigail Beauty Shop C1 C G b arence . er er Complete Beauty Culture We Specialize in - Home of Good Drugs Permanent Wavmq High School Supplies WSI' Arcade and Case Sis. MC 'F'9'?' Assmanf Tower 7340 Tower 2116 Abxgcul Alyce Olson H ecdquarters for RADIO TEXT BooKs LEW BONN CO. 506 Robert Street St. Paul, Minnesota Ps ly S. A. Hansen Coal Fauquier and Bradley Sts. ROOFING - SIDING - INSULATING 1 COAL - COKE - WOOD STOKERS - OIL BURNERS REX FUEL OILS TO wer 5193 Betty's Confectionery Nmdini Bros Groceries and Notions Confecffonefy Cigars, Tobacco and Light Lunches TO wer 9102 1321 Forest 281 East 7th Street GA rfield 6051 Compliments of your ARCADE AND ROXY THEATERS The Friendly Neighborhood Theaters Where A11 the Best Pictures Play if ' X. j New and Used 7 Reference Books BooKs Novels Bought - Sold ' 25 w Paper - Supplies ,. 4' ,p :J 5lY?vl-6676 TWIN CITY BOOK ci STATIONERY CO. 408 CEDAR STREET Between sth ez 7111 Page nin ly 9 It's more important than ever to take care of what you have to provide adequate 24-hour-per-day protection for your possessions. How? 4.625253 'N ' -5':E5f5f5Q3?5i2'55225155 ',r .-,' . - I I I Protect Your Valuables ' I Aq A Don't leave lewelry and other valuables abtu' 'I-3.1 the house and risk loss. theft, or fire damage, 33523 ,', S 51gff , Anything worth keeping is worth satekeepinq. '5f- Q gr , N 323.55 .. ...IF N 'VI5:f '2 - Q.. . ,.,r-, , ..r. . - ., Protect Important Papers War Bonds, insurance policies. notes. deeds, etc.. I ' should be kept where you know they are sate X 'fi 'zifiiiiiiilifl and where you know where they are. 3 XX j .1 4.-, : N X'11f21aa5i.:1,ff1e2.aQ3 'X X Have the peace of mind that goes with the knowledge that your possessions are receiving S the best protection money can buy. f'fg51- x 5 N 1. -af . ,-.. ,., , . ' Use a Safe Deposit Box Keep your valuables SAFE--the cw is little' the protection great, At the Northwestern State X sank Safe Deposit rentals start as row as sam fp 5055 A MFE 1470517801 for Cm entire Yew- Nf Northwestern State Bank East 7th Street at Heaney Avenue Affiliated with Northwest Bancorporation MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Page ninety-eight r tr .1 A. at J Y pg M . MMR A ,Nf',0!:,w VM. t lett W rf I t M W My if xv All I X F D A YJ- 5 X! Dr. I all CIE?-'RJ 1121911155 fyfl dlagtf Q1 L' N' KY I 15? I IW ffl 'O ,Q p ar. 4 A tl 'Qfr ti! u 1f gh ' ,A JG IlB'E-N WHEEL S I 2 1 J tru l sa A r I J., , W, F, wa COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! AF We've appreciated your having your parties here. L t We hope you've had such good times that those e ' ' evenings will be among your pleasantest memo- ries, so that you will want to attend underclass parties in the future at the COVGI' YOLII FIOO1' CARPET LINOLEUM OXFORD ROLLER- SKATING RINK 1051 Grand Avenue RUBBER and ASPHALT TILE 61 East Fifth Street CBetween Cedar and Minnesota Streets! CE dar 1793 Remember? MAROON BELLS GIRLS' CLUB EMBLEMS IOHNSON PINS and BUTTONS They Were Made By Western Badge ci C. I. Iohnson Mfg. CO. SUPPLIERS OF EQUIPMENT USED IN JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL'S PRINT SHOP Novelty CO' CE dar 2541 145 s. Wqbqshu 402 North Exchange ' ' Office Phone Residence Phone Electrrc Blue Prrnt CO. GA' 894, vm Bm 1551 312 Minnesota Street Gdrfield 2358 Drafting Supplies Artists' Materials Drawing Sets Drawing Supplies SPECIAL DISCOUNTS TO STUDENTS Buy Where Your Dollar Goes F arthest Palm Orthopedic Appliance Co. 54 West 4th Street St. Paul, Minnesota Extension and Club Foot Correction-Abdominal and Arch Supporters - Specialists in Braces for Deforrnities Elastic Stockings Expert Truss Fitters I Page ninety-nine PATRONIZE THESE MERCHANTS 1 MINNESOTA BOX Compliments of MANUFACTURING CO. NORTHERN MALLEABLE Boxes and Box sHooKs Baled Shavinqs, Kindling, Wood Sawdust 867 Forest Street 827-41 Forest St. TO wer-3300 RIEHLE STUDIOS PHOTOSTATS OF BIRTH RECORDS LEGAL PAPERS IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS-ETC. 169 East Sixth Cat Jackson? GA riield-5366 PAPER, CALMENSON 6: COMPANY Steel Warehouse BARS - STRUCTURAL SHAPES - REINFORCING STEEL - RAIL - PLATES - SHEETS - TRACK SUPPLIES 975 East Seventh Street Saint Paul, Minnesota Telephone TO wer 4200 :5 K Greetings lm? I I N, Mens HOPPENSTEDT e RX Volens PHARMACY WX 953 Arcade Q 3, l2o5fne 5 M VAn Buren-0418 c 'IIE-4 41. -nm Q if t a, t--- 4 . -V' ' f .' VLSI- ' ff! 'Hwy 7 If A. if-55? ' -- L .z X5 xgxa 2 1 7 5 - ,D 3 X 1 'z 1 I . is I f I I I N ' t gg.. . Yu 1 1' d 1 I f., 1, V. as 14.1 I ,P .- -:H - HI ' - 7 - 2 rift ' J , :Y -- '- , -Q.:mt,- - . gf uk.. 7 f. P15 L : J ,,3,,'f M. f5 ..Gg5'- ,f -' xanga- ,ssuw-' -us., -lil if-A f-if aff, J- .1::.:1i'?3 M' 1-writ? be -fa.:-it - P g one hundred WHO PATRONIZE US The Chapel Hour DELCO STOKERS and OIL BURNERS Frigidaire Refrigerators Electric Ranges - Hot Water Heaters TO wer 2170 Our sincere congratulations and best Wishes for success to the 1943 graduating class HART ci HANSEN Rural Electrical Contractors OILBURNER and STOKER SERVICE 124-hour servicel General Electric Dealers Electrical Repair Service You Can't Buy New Typewriters - - - BUT . . . You can have your old one fixed by experts with plenty of parts! Woodstock Typewriter Co. RURAL ROUTE 7, GLADSTONE, MINNESOTA 77 Endicott Arcade CE dar 5378 TO wer 6270 TO wer 1163 ljfil I! I it life T .H f Hcatigxlfxers For 7 A Z I 0 Uyfabof wvrfr Aliwfff 77 To S , 409 JACKSON Q fl I 7 7 are - Bctwee 6th,anti 'ith ts, K A Q A The Ration Dodger Page one hundred Wtfgwkfifgiifw WU WW A Note of Appreciation to l Our Advertisers - One good turn deserves another. That's the way all Iohnson students should feel towards our adver- tisers. Theylhelp to make the book possible: without their support we would be unable to publish an annual each year. Because of business conditions, selling ads this year has been a hard job. Conse- quently, we are doubly appreciative of the firms who have been so kind as to advertise in the Maroon. Now let's do our good turn. Let's all get together and boost for the business firms that have given us ads. Let's ask our parents to patronize them. Let's make our advertisers realize that their business has profit- ed from their Maroon ad. So, students! back up these Maroon Advertisers. Remember they gave you this Maroon: you give then? your patronage. 1 M W it W VV xg l l ' I 1 . 4 INDEX QF ADVERTISERS Abigail Beauty Shop .,..... Aichele Fuel Co. ..,,,,,, , Anderson, Joe, Cleaners Anderson, Wilfred ..,,.,, Arcade Theater ...,....,.,... Arlington Electric Co .....,. ,.,, Beanblossom Meats .,,,,.,,.. Berglund Lumber Co. ...... . Betty's Confectionery .,sss, Blomquist, John, Paints ,,,,,..,.,,,,.. . ,. Bonn, Lew, Radio Equipment ,s,,...,,, .s,,. Bonne Shoe Store ..,,,....,.,,,,,,.. Borgstrom Pharmacy ,,,.r,,, Brady-Margulis Co. ,,.... .,,,. . Cable's Secretarial School ...,,e. Carlson Funeral Home .,,,,, Carlson Jewelry ..,,,c,,,.....,, Carlstrom ac Sons, Fuel ,,,c.,, Clark's 5c 66 loc Store Concord Laundry ........ Davidson's Cafeteria ...,c, East Side Grocery., ..., ., East Side Realty ,...........,,.. Electric Blue Print Co. ,,.,.. , Eschenbacher Jewelry ,....... Fisher Photo Supply ,t,t.... Gerber Drugs .....,,....... Globe Business College ..,,t,tt Golling Photo Studio ,,....,, Greene Engraving Co .t,,.....tt Griffin Wheel Co .A,.,,,...,.. ,,,.. Hansen, S. A., Coal ......., Hart 86 Hansen, Electricians. Hoppenstedt Pharmacy ,....,t... johnson, C. I., Mfg. Co .....,,.. Klein's Foods ..............r..,.. 96 I0 l 90 86 97 90 86 94 97 88 96 87 87 94 85 ss 87 ss 87 95 9? 86 99 99 95 95 96 96 93 92 99 97 lol I00 99 87 Kungsholm Restaurant ,.,t... Larry's Radio Shop .......tt, Lindahl Jewelers ...... Lofroth Bakery ,.,... Maryland Drugs .ttt,ttt,,.. Milady Beauty Shop. ......... Minnesota Box Mfg. Co .,,,,. Nardini Bros. ,.....,..,,t,,, . Nelson Bros. Grocery ,,,..,,. Nelson Drugs A ..,,..,,,.,,..,. Nolens del Volens. ..t,,,.,,.. . Northern Malleable Co.. ,,,, ,, North Central Printing ,,,,,te.,, Northwestern State Bank ...A p .,t. Olson Bros. Meats ...... Outlet Sports Apparel ,,..,... Oxford Roller Rink, ,.....,...t,,,,. Palm Orthopedic Appli. Co ...,,,.ttt Pamel Bros. Inc. ........,..,,,,,,,. . Paper Calmenson .,,,,,,......, Payne Ave. Cash 66 Carry tt....,.. Payne Ave. Recreation ....... Peterson, Frank L .............,,.,... Rasmussen Business College. t,.. Riehle Studio ...,t,,,,.........,..,,,..... Roxy Theater ..... Rusch Pharmacy ..,,,, Seestedt Co. .,,,.. . Singer Shop .....,,,,,, Setterholm, W. B. ,... . Sundberg Drug Co. ,.t.. . Swenson Bros. .,,........................,.. . Twin City Book 85 Stationery ......,.. Wahman Dept. Store ...,,...,.......i Western Badge at Novelty ,.,... Woodstock Typewriter ,.....,.,,,., 87 86 ,. 90 88 - 95 89 loo 97 89 88 IOO IOO 96 98 89 IOI 99 99 - -P 94 loo 89 90 88 91 loo 97 90 99 86 95 86 89 97 89 99 lol Page one hundred three Mm!-'l'sIm M114 J'0 j,,lM1Jf'ff- 'A,,l.f5- W ,MAW fzipfi M iifgjffw' Q Sf fffffzf C' QW 9 ,212 W Wfdgfw wWlUf0Cf m7W6'f 'kt ,4 ZZ Z D I ' MW , ' AUTOGRAPHS, X ,Af- A 55 if ffl. ' V If fl ac. W ' + , 'A '. Q ? V -,N l 1741 - ' w-CL? 4,0 l ., : .5 lW y 64 . , if V, ' . K 3 Www W WU W MMA AMW QZQMQAXQ GLW 4 Maw! 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