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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1944 volume:

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'Eu fun up -:Cf O.in5Uf!20g2f' of disqipline,buhf!b bow you don't mind king iklfri qfmyone ---from ri iqn to I, miroi.Somf7 of these are our- instructor' ,' ,Aff i' sl too.Uihey teach us 9VbY9t YOm dence? to A I:- ing and back ko the sc' ,c,e5.1i.'5ffoughzdorLEJlet if 4 go yen, ou dyffqryi I 'deep ' if ggi 'f .study X weADgsNe to Jin eat L of oalist mos dr'ill.13rol: Y', ygiil cl kno fwhat york ' imicii o get your Boo d- ining . X 4 f,eofeoL -1f5f9yy1,M!A6'iSv 1b?i fVZvs':T5 ' of us uh ore in ized 4ri sporls Form, 'fficir '- .,.,- j eiubs.'Bll in olhthe nom? kopo.1uogggLn'l: for 5 ' fe 'eh-46. f aff, A ff' Q M gy turn boils questions. hot rl! Vmegje abzfi 'tbooegak schjiol noyr! and those' in X YM, the service. ow many are there? A A If , o. X, W, , nys ix wud iivsgispeetiarf- 1,4414 .f cgntd. soilplgis p IE oo3i5r mgigst 5 t pocggyhinci r, ,fri fo, 9' f P, rofmfv , sw ,gfLyo7gVXf: fi ein ff ew o f V- , ,Ar U . f . f f I V f 5-3 ,flflffojfy fy Q A M Jr!!! I X J f e so s I , X 1 'VXA ff? fx CW If f ' ' g V., ,lu--'f' 9' .- MAJ' Qwf? 'J N -.24 fv'-fff-t --f f . IVA! , ' fy' , rf' ' .Jig X Jfrf I f.13YL if Q,,,JtS K ' 4 ' ,,r,,,'. .'1 ff ' J- 'qw fe - .' fy I T or 27-Q Agro fl' J .144 . X bk z HNSON HIGH Sc:-soon. df M-K . r .M NN. M +0-af f W 4 - , w ' f 0 QI ws: . K, ' 1, M vs ee lected o answer thWt!Lwel1 letter of yours. It was great h ing you, ly, and txe s fQr'th,j1ns1de dope on Navy life. But boy, hav e 1 a bo pick wit ou! sfjs ' t you mean by saying we've never experienced anyth g like a life? ' T s scandalous. coming from the pen of a J. H. S. graduate Think , boy t nk back. Don't you notice any similarity between Navy lffe and H10 School ' outine? It's as plain as the nose on your face. J For instance, our faculty corresponds to your of icers. By t ay ere have been some changes in the high command of the S. Jo .son. bu he re still enough familiar faces around for us to r gni place As for work, some of the 'officers' and ' ted en' a e ki g x a duties to relieve the manpower shortage. fSee s 1 to l6 , K Aboard ship we now have hour classes du g whi . we ar expos to eryth g from Eng. Lit. to math. Not much different om o schedu e, 1 it? I'll bet I don't have to point o a liken sses in po acti' ties. Inst M I'll give you the lowdown on the vari eams. . . fSee ag s 17 to EJ Then you speak of the fellows wit common interes s forml g un ffl club Tek, tsk, Wally, we're ashamed of you, for what co stter corr spend o yo unofficial groups than our official and organized c bs? eaki g on ubs, t ey hsven't changed much. We still have. . . fSee pa e 33 t 522 ug See what we mean, Wally? There're really lots o mil ities etweeh avy ' life and life in high school. Now for the questions about present day scholars of Johnson T . T. O s I you should know, as they were here when you were. The Juniors might eem va ly 5 familiar to you, but our batch of sophs will undoubtedly be strangers. 'AJJL And as for those in serv1oe.wel1 there are Q22 stars on the flag as I writ 1 V', thiBe Well, Wally, I'm going to go A. W. 0. L. now. Sorry to desert like this, but I've a date with a cute kid named B111 Shakespeare. When I'm back in the brig, I'll send more news. Until then uke care of yourself. 6 vfff' ,gl 1 f , Luck and all that stuff, n - ,fir , , - s wwe Q2 MN cgsgv , ,W I ,NJ IW- -42-644, f f sw I , f 1 fww , t 1 L vfrx' ' ,. ' .x' ' I L gg , 40 , . I ' 2. P Q f f U I , W' n 0 I d K S AA QU .1161 57 . IL, I , A' - ft f 2E5'oA,f1' A ,cp 7gi'4k I 4 ' QQ? 'rv ' K5 J- JLQLWYQSV s f or AZA.4i'LA'lL. Q ' Jilf' ff L fzupcfwircf'-. ,fu r X X ,ff I 'f Ly,,.ya!oL R! 'Nlarion Daily - English 1 'fGQdance, Pickets, Student f'-CZ-n' 'ncil .Misg Leona Sjrickler 7 Book- Tceening, Hed Cross M' Mr. Ience Hall-Woodshop Miss Verna Tackels - Latin English, Latin Club Miss Minnea Schuette-Stenog raphy, Typing, Student Coun crl ical Drawing, Consumers 7 ,C P few Miss Alice Goodell -Art, Pot tery, Spectrum Mr. Kenneth Koch f History Consumers' Math Mr. Alfred lohnson - Mechan- Mr. Marshall Westerlund - Aeronautics, Physics, Con- sumers' Math, Radio Code Miss Lulu Mellem - History, Civics Miss Margaretta Ellsworth k History Miss Frances Collins-English Miss Rose Moosbrugger-Eng lish, Maroon Miss Grace Bienhofi -History Mrs. Delores Vold - Mathe- matics Mrs. Lucille Gordon - Drama- tics, Stage, Masquers . enougk fami iar 77 acefi . MR. ROBERT DIEHL, Principal Page seven J., x LQ.oJlvQ,l:Al - ell! 6ll'l6! OZJ. . . MISS EDNA MOORE, Dean of Girls x Mrs. Valerie Leyh - English, Student Council CNow on leavel Miss Nell Brennan-English Miss Dorothy Fruechtel-Eng lish, Expression, Masquers Stage Mr. Hugh Gibbons-Band Miss Lillian Nelson-Music Page eight Miss Edith Beckman 4 Typing, Stenography, lunior Class adviser Mr. Samuel Ralston - History, Civics Mrs. Marie Simmonsflinglish, Journalism . aide td Eng 011 QXfl 6l Lifted Margaret Down1ng-C1v- Society Mrs. Eleanor Groff Adams- English, Gym, G.A.A. Miss Mary Chapin-Social and Family Relations, Guidance Mr. Malcolm Smiley - Shop Math., Chemistry, Physical Fitness Mr. Alden Sundberg - Former Gym Instructor, serving in the Fied Cross Miss Marion Haigh - English, Guidance Mr. Charles Anderson - Ma- chine Shop, Senior Class adviser Mr. Herman Bergh - History, Math., Business Director ot Athletics j6lCMhg WQHIAUP5 W f MCtll,l e6J Miss Helen Callahan Home Making Mr. Leigh Knowles Print Shop Miss GEOIQIG Nichols Spanzsh History Mr. Iames Peller Boys Gym Sports Mr. Leonard Torwick Biology Boys Sports History, National Honor I n--I , ,.,,- 'J f 4 fx inf L Miss Smith: Home Visitor Registrar Miss Dvorak: Clerk Miss Ostergren: History Miss Gilkey: Nurse Miss Buist: Librarian r ' 66 . . C 0119815 U1 fAQ Clfll l lClfL LUWL . Not only have new, pre-induction ones have been revamped to meet the courses been introduced, but the old demands ofthe present needs. Page ten Courier Heads at Work Correct Table Manners- Social and Family Relations I Boxing in Physical Fitness ,' ixxzf How to Measure a Hem , 'Q 4 f l ,,, , ,A 77 O O ' ' Q . fo Lf warfcme nee 5 t. r 7 , ' 4 Q, 1 ur , S Here are some of the new courses: ' xc '! ' ' X X Code and Radio Physical Fitness , ' r-ug an-Y, Y. Q Aeronautics Blue-print Reading - A Shop Math Home Nursing - - ' cf ,- , Consumers' Math Airplane Drafting D A V X Xl X With the accent on subjects to help XL ' I' ' J--tx' ,-, I students when in the armed services, . --.7,, ,X our new curriculum includes all these ' it Y wartime courses. ' . X J ,NV X A v-,A . -.-af '9 b X C This is How You Find the Answer Chemistry is Important Page eleven r, 66 . . elfelngtkllflg l Ol'l'l . How To Use a Microscope in Biology Drawing Plans lor an Airplane Painting Murals Taking Pottery Out ot the Kiln V ,rms-Q Page twelve There are some others which stress the same ideas, but they are not new- comers. The sciences tchemistry, physics, biologyl, useful at any time but almost a requisite now, are but a few. Others are the shop subjects: machine shop gives a fine background for any mechanical work as Well as forming the basis ot a substantial civilian trade, and wood shop, which has the building of model airplanes as its special wartime project. This not only acquaints the students with the technicalities of the machines, but enables them to identify plane types by the structure. H965 Lf fo 'Waflt W How to Use Tools in Woodshop Student Conductor for the Band -ig , How to Make a Piewin English Class Making Usetul and Beautiful Articles This is especially important for those who wish to enter the field of aviation. Mechanical drawing is important in defense work as in all branches of the armed forces: airplane drafting, its special project. Other old standbys on every program increase in impor- tance during wartime. The English classes train tor clear, exact, correct speech Cmost necessary for otiicers and others who give orders? besides main- taining the cultural standard which is always important, especially for the future. Page thirteen Experimenting in Chemistry Practical Care of the Sick MM! C! e Wow cwe our awed Civics and history classes give us an insight into the background, history. and government of all nations as well as reacquainting us with our own. Foreign languages are an important factor in bringing about international understanding which will help in pre- venting another war by bringing better understanding between peoples. Social and family relations and sociology Know a branch of the new combined civicsl help the soldier-to-be by pre- senting to him possible post-war prob- lems and their solution. Serving in a unique manner are the home making courses. They insure the boys that their gals will be able to cook a decent meal, darn a mean sock, and budget their earnings, so that they may have efficient homes when they come back home. Yes, Iohnson High Schoo1's classes have gone to war! Listening to Victrola Records in English Page fourteen Student Dictation in Stenography ,, -v- ,' cv. -.f 4 uZ453 are mf wAec4 Quf . . . by' 'fd' H .yk v it' ft! f 'V X IM if ,' , V W I fr , ' LV, fl' , If Lp, if 6 J ' fr ' 5! ft -. 1 -.4 ' I ' L ,V V' I c ,' f V I 1 t 1 f' , ' 1 The girls who are chosen for the rndin office force are those who have shown superiority in scholarship, re- sourcefulness, regularity in attendance, and dependability. They assist in the routine administration of the school, make out tardy slips, prepare and dis- tribute the daily attendance lists, phone the absentees daily, check skipper slips, answer the telephones, give mes- sages, and perform innumerable duties pertaining to the regular functions ot OFFICE FORCE the school. Under the supervision of Miss Smith and Miss Dvorak, they knitted an afghan from yarn salvaged from old athletic socks and gave it to the Iunior Red Cross who will send it to some Army camp. In the spring the girls sponsor the annual grab bag sale of unclaimed articles, the proceeds from which they donate to the Red Cross and other worthy projects. Row A: D. Whyte, A. Rosine, Miss Smith, Miss Dvorak. M. Kraemer. Row B: E. Moren, A. Acker, B. Perfetto, A. Seagren, L. Wheeler, B. Larson. Page fifteen K, Page sixteen -N Q cc 9 57 7 WW :San JQJ Efficient is a one word description of the girls working in Mr. Blume's office. The girls take dictation, type. file, handle all school finances, and do innumerable odd jobs besides. Several also help the Student Council with the selling of war stamps and bonds. The traffic squad is a comparatively new organization at Iohnson. First under Mr. Blume, and now, as a branch of the Student Council, they have man- aged to better conditions throughout the school. They have helped to keep order in the lunch room and in the halls. TRAFFIC SQUAD Row A: L. Kampa, I. Zawisla Mr. Blume, S. Mueller. Schmitz. Row B: M. Dierckins, D, Swar N. Skytte, B. Franta. MR. BLUME'S OFFICE How A: F. Londino, B. Anders: Mr. Blume, D. Telschow. Wiberg. Row B: G. Humphrey, M. And son, G. Parker, M. Kallis. E. If derson. Row C: F. Krube. D. Deqe. Raether, R. Moeller. 77 Their duties will undoubtedly expand as time goes by. I anuary Grads f f 1 FOUN 2 X.. x f? X XJ 5 55x 3 fCN fq Ziff fo 5TRUC7' X as 2 if Viwwvwkwvf 4, M ,-X 0 , I - CN jbf .0 !cW ,M Mmkmpwffw M WW MM QJQMMWMWV5 , ' Qf W ffjwwfwwwwfwwf WJ? WMLfw'W M ,wwf MM QJNWEM 'MWW7WMMMM ' ffwwfjm bwwj ' 9-Vfyg' W QL WMM CXZZQWMM fMW'Zi?MR 5D.,2QSfLL9! A77+M,,Q,,,,,Wf r ff'ii,,,avm'lMQV . EEQQTQW? X 53W M ffff fW Nw LN . XV 0 A Row l: R. Blossom, R. Derickson, W. Bauman. I. Cedarleaf. D. Hult. Row 2: E. Fisher. I. Palma, -J .1 P. Copeland, R. Schroeder, W. Iohnson. I. Anderson. Row 3: R. Andersen. I. VanOrden, M. Kvaal. . AIX! D. Pfankuch, E. Harrison. W if . u Ut v fl!! gf! , ul' yin eam '-' fhe Cll'l'll0J 'GJ 324 X' l Q XV Iohnson's gym team came through the and parallel bars respectively. After . J-J HMLXJ 'Janson in fine style to capture the City losing the Twin City meet to North of J Y f Championship. The excellent coaching Minneapolis, the team came back to M of Mr Iames Peller was the deciding win the Northwest Championship with , factor in this year's team. Robert Der- Perry Copeland taking the honors on if ' ickson was high all around man in the the mats and lim Cedarleaf on the VJ cit of St. Paul. Dale Pfankuch and arallel bars. Q lim Cedarleaf took first on the mats A W WW I ohnson Baseball I Hockey Basketball vs. We They We They We They Central ...... ..... 4 ........ ......... 5 3 ..... ........ 3 3 1 ....... ....... 3 6 Harding ...... . 2 ..... ........ 2 27 ..,.... ....... 3 1 Humboldt ...... ..... 3 ........ ......... 5 1 ..... ........ 1 2 4 ....... ....... 4 4 Marshall ........ . 24 .................. 26 Mechanics ........ ..... 2 ........ ..... 6 ..... ........ l 2 9 ....... ....... 4 2 Monroe ...... ..... 6 ........ ........ 3 9 ..... ........ 0 1 9 .................. 28 Murray ...... ..... 4 ........ ......... 2 3 ..... ........ 0 2 4 ....... ....... 4 3 Washington ...... ..... 0 ........ ........ 1 0 2 ..... ........ 2 19 .................. 26 Wilson ........ ..... 6 ........ ......... 3 2 5 ....... ....... 3 4 Page seventeen Lookm' for' Permie5 X ldofy U Vkadolasts QM Q jpfvf' 0, - QW fffiwfgf WWE fbi' Ujtfjbgjklf TJLQJQQQLQJLW X M3533 YW fi L fl K K 1 fggffml l gif ' , fc F111 Aliclh y Q5 U G ,i , Xxovse lk W 4' ,I 12 , ah V' V 'W I JMR T I' Y I HP MJ-ff' . W f ,V lbz',Jfj,L7 .XQ U 'N J .1 KWJU ' EWUVWCHC PQfQ5M, X xii ta Row It V lohnson E ilohnson, F. Forys, G. Strom, C. Nord, R. Larson, W. Gondek. Row 2: I. Hagstroni, R. Bonne, Metzger, I. Melland, Mgr.: R. Gray, C. Picha, W. Larson, Mr. Torwick. Coach. Raw 3: Bf Klatt, S. Nelson, H. Iohnson, I. Emkovik, R. Hinz, D. Hansen. I. Arnquist. M ., n , . cc , '- it . . an we were unclekafecl in .jrlocgey Theqhoclcey team this year, although it aided up second best, was undefeat- ed ,-and was one of the best teams Iohnsonvhas turned out., The boys feel that Nvvith just ct little luck, they eoulcl ebsiily have won 'the.champibnship. Cabtain Bill Kiwi fmsu truly the out- standing rnanhol the year. He was high scorer ofl the city by a margin of five goals and was also All-City along with Iulian Arnquist- Bill started out . , . , 3 below par but probed his real abilities later in the' season by collecting nine gxdalsiln tvge garfies. Bob Hinz in his fixsl year of goaljgtending placed third inlthe eity tha? position. Mark Ren- slizrri, 1. lour. returning All-City man. wcilld iundoubtedly have rated the sagme this year had he not graduated at midyearj The team sorely missed the, servicebxot Bill Metzger and lack Reterson, llbth of whom were out for . . half thelseason because of injuries. BILL SCORES AGAIN Page twenty WORK BEFORE PLAY Row l: C. Picha, I. Flis. D. Skaar, G. Olson, B. Metzger, G. Engle, Trainer: R. Beckstrom. Row 2: B. Klatt. I. Aliperto, Captain: H. Kron, M. Olson, I. Amquist, Mgr.: W, Larson. ' ,s K, ggadegaf . . . ougln gounce, 1 ogfv With numb fingers and frost-bitten ears, bundled until they looked more like a hockey team than anything else, the forty-three baseball team, coached by A1 Sundberg, lost only three games during the regular season tto Wash- ington, Central, and Humboldtl and fin- ished in third place. The boys missed a chance at the championship when they lost to Humboldt 'hy a score of four to three in the citygplayofi. Late in May, the team drove to Northfield for the State Meet, which was post- poned until the next Saturday onlac- count of rain. By the next Saturday, the boys had used all their A cou- pons, driving to Phalen for practice . . . and who are they to argue with the O. P. A.? I 2 3 4- 5 B 7 B 9 i I v.l0l'1naon Y rpg .EE l f S S Q l Q 'F at 6935 S - - ff- 'os Gone with the wind, af., .YT-'l f X .jgrnrffl 141 U6 Q ,f coached by Mr. Kenneth Koch, the '43 1 if Q ' J ,, . 4 ffl Qty City Conference. Gordy Verness and ,- TRACK-Row 1: D. Hult, E. Fisher, Mr. Koch, Coach, W. Iohnson, E. Berry. How 2: G. Larson, D. Iohnson, P. Bilulk, W. Larson, C. Wilhelmson, H. Woon, Manager. How 3: I. Friberg, G. Ewald, W. Palmquist, C. Iohnson, D. Plankuch. pi 'QJV -. omeflzing Wew cw een .xdclclecl . YQ, H attraction at the football games in the ., fall, cross-country running was inau- , track team finished the season with a f ,- , f T gurated. Boys from the sophomore y -4' ,cfsoo rating to take fourth place in the ' 'J gym classes and physical fitness classes, under Mr. Iames Peller's direc- A .j George Larson represented Iohnson in lv Q. , , v' 1 tion, composed the team. Ioe Venne- Ia' 1 'the city meet by placing third in the AJ 1' U I witz paced the Iohnson boys to vic- i f 'fr 880 and second in the 440 respectively. ,VL ' S I k d f h 4 b tories against all conference teams and t igns oo goo or t e ' 4 team e- V I to the city championship. Iohnson Y It cause of an early start and a large b f d d A dd d placed second in the state meet held it - ,num er o can i ates. s an a e Y r fe' -f at Northrup field in Minneapolis. t K J I njfrv . ' ' As l , J-Gi .C 5,4 CROSS COUNTRY-How 1: P. Copeland, R. Schroeder, D. Wallin, I. VanOrden, I. Venne' witz. Row 2: I. Whorton, B. Sorlie, L. Peterson, R. O'Nei1l, B. Carbone, W. Greifzu. Page twentysi wo H , 'S WWA X YUM .VNU SWG Swmq ff, Joe! es xg-hot 2 'U x 'wi ' X m aj? 4 J? pjgfmlq-M One Track Minds f I g. 1 ,ff Duff' f, -. - x f P' , 4 . I f ,.g f,,f',' '- X X elm W bil A fl - ,144 BASKETBALL B SQUAD-Row 1: D. Mangine, D. Anderson, D. Wallin, B. lndehar. W. Barrette. . QL. Sandberg. Row 2: B. Conley, A. Kuehner, G. Rude, D. Bucher, B. Carbone, D. Swanson. L. ' fn '7 'C Fransen' Page twenty-four .'f'r, Ulf lata-,iff 466 M x9 . 7,1 '1 ' F lyk' - 1-Q 1 , eaue 5 ace f... L , 1 . 1 - ' . . gig as ' '7 J f L5 wrofe Ln fhe Jfard adoue 1 f -I ' ' of I ffi ,.'g ,-G 'rf' '.lw14, mf. . ,- ',f,4'4' ,I-fa'-1--4 'ffl A ' The Iohnson basketball team started City center and was third hj est f 4a:f ..... . ,ft Sci - .f.. .Y-. 491 1 -f1kf 'eff 'gh -ftf2115ff out in its usual good style by winning scorer 1n the league. The lodsfof three A .Q N u . W ,. , , ' . A . f fl prlejlonierfncg' games. Est-stfingyfgmenlar midkar forcefl af 1 , Roosevelt and Stillwater. I-lpwevpr,1t, l J9e,llef-fcfreBui1gl'biq'fteqm,,a6yWeofnif 7 ' A .4'.....,5 , f e . , --. Q. t prgred a disappointment to the new-'r Vlfposed eniifelyigof juniors qnd ' . . ' . ..1, ' , ,, ..-f doach, Mr. Villa, and to t e reft of the J sophs. Among these are lbttermenpan Donovan, Ioe Ricci, Toe Flis,,and'FranV H, I Y , , lj: 'Z Genova. With such a star1,'we a ex- school when it lost all of the conference 1 games. Milt Olson was the Man of ' pe t an unusually fin team next ear the Year on.the,.tearn: e magle Alle, H, . A llf AH . +41 1 -1: -J, ll, 441' 4 I v' ' lib! fi . K 3 1' :wt .. i .-gg M' ,,.. Q '- UHNSU llUHN5QM 2 Sllulfrlslto tl M Aw 3 l in I lil if ,ev a f g g we B3 lllflf lGHN5Df g wi . M33 . . M l A5423 BASKETBALL A SQUAD-Row 1: F. Genova. D. Donovan, E. Travitzky, G. Olson. I. Flis, R. Beckstrcm. Row 2: R. Clausen, I. Aliperto. M. Olson, H. O'Neill, G. Peterson. G. Ek. img UNMCX9 l-Pap 45 3 av Q meg QM qi lj' YQQ4 2: 5 X f '34- x ,,f 7 Q. 'Q' M O r n , Hold Your Breath! A + 1 Q Sf GM N A ROW pi 5Mv9.a+f r9tCh,Broiher,! -fl f r if .f K- -.,-.- fyi ftvgsj Jazav . fiyi, AU lr T-7f -f Qvycfcfr.-41.1-f-ffL,f,Q,,, J Ji, f . , ,f, .ff -fxffv, 1,1 f f W S Y-.J gn.. 1, 'if fr t H 11' ' .-71 Q , . lf- '- U7 ff UIQ 4 I If , Nl A SOUAD 'Row 1: D. Richter, P. Linnerooth, P. Bilulk, D. Wohl, D. Meyers, B. Metzger. Row 2: I r 4 , - ,W. Barrett, B. Graff, H, O'Hi'ien, I. Aliperto cmd G. Larson. Co-captains, R. Acker. I. Wirth, Assisi- 'Vk K' 'Afmj ant Coach. ROWXQVC. Pidia 18. Marquardtd I. Lanners, W. Larson, I. Arnquist, G. Engel, Mr. I,,,.. .1 f 4- .j 1 X-fbi. fy I. I A. ,1 . fy f1,,f, 4? 5 . if 4 A t t.. t. 1 X . l pr' V I K- l r J I! y l 'XXV .xt t- to .V l . ,JM . JJ 1, lift! . wwf 'I t .' i' W. U lt lg' Torwickl, Coach. new 4: B. Kfclrftt, H. Wheeler, I, Travitzky, W. Palmquist, B. Linnerooth, I. Emlcovik. 'J . ,gi ' , 55 A A ' ur foyfgaf feam . . . This yedrr's football teani, which prom- iq a successful season by raldyinawrall in all its pre-season scrim- l rnages, proved a disappointment to ther , 4. . x get 1, new cooutfh. Leonard Doc XTo,ijw1ck, ftrllhenrit finished the city conference Us N 5 fb flak ' ' A-af X X1 ' X Ride 'Em Cowboy! TELQQWQCQV 5 X ,ff K ,C . L txfllfwf Q flfrgfgdz-:LQW f CQ race in sixth place. Ioe Aliperto and Bill Grun fulfilled his expectations when they made the All-City squad. Tlli Atop off the season, the P.T.A. spon- sored a turkey dinner for the team in the cafeteria where all the boys stuffed themselves. 4 l l 5- f f Wff P' tj fvlflf 0!a4...f.!.,, , ,-4 , Mft. 'vii 5 A ff r f ?' .Z G Q X- ' A Nz N K 5 f 1 .r 2' 'p,.+... 1 5 0f WlfVNl-N411-.. Hs. Nwflif an 5-...J ,. B SQUAD-How 1: D. Ciernia. C. Marx, I. Barone, L. Cocc R. Ringold, I. Linnerooth, Row 2: D. Gies R. Giles, S. Jensen, R. Johnson, B. Mottaz, D. Wallin. A. Van Orden. Row 3: A. Kuehner, Captain, B. Indehar C. Wilhelmson, R. Pierre, B. Carbone, T. Peter. Row 4: W. Magnuson. Carlson, IH. Anderson, N. Rawlings. . . . l'0l9l9e Johnson ...... 13 Harding Johnson ...... 0 Humboldt Johnson ...... 18 f Monroe .... ..... ......20 A. Popp. C. Burton, W. Anderson, N 1 v , l 0I'l'l ll 5i PIECE. SCORES 0 Johnson ...... 0 Mechanics ...... 12 Johnson ...... 7 Central ............ 0 O Johnson ...... 7 Washington .... 18 Tr' Johnson ...... 12 Murray ............ 27 Tvy 4, 3, if -M... ALFA.. Q TENNIS-R. Olson, H. Iohnson, R. Beckstrom. G. Ek, A. Bickel. r-Q I ri 1 . X , .ao- 3 4 Wohl, Captain, G. e . . O -5 5 s vf M 5 ... , 5 4 . Q.. .R . ...W - -W 5 1 . SWIMMIN -'Row 1: ,P. Gyope- lond, H. shroeder, R. Andusen. gh x QA' 'Shy G. Eyincfm, I. Hoqsuom. How 2: . I. Arnqyfist, -lkrjnderson. H. gf, e ' V mi Iohnson,yW. Kla Row P: I. , n sf Noiouisg- A. ldqmmn,-'G. Lund- GOLFAHOW I: F. Forys, D. Richter, Mr. Berqh. Couch. B. Hinqold, E. Breduhl. How 2: L. Turnquist, F. Iohnson, I. Emkovik, R. Schroeder. quist, H. Iohn'son. fR. Carbone. n, , . . S . JJ. ,, eja- . i- s ' . P .4 ' v. j X. 4- . 4 -.x 5 J A Ji TJ ' in minor Aioorffi. 3 1 1 - X Q .' 'N 'Q X R, Bonne, S. Nelson. -'64 Page twenty-ezghl V 1 I LEADERS'-Row 1: P. Bregger, I. Woodbeck, W. Batchelder, Mrs. Adams, Adviser, R. Cedarleai. . . Morrison. Row 2: C. Calaiider, B. Anderson, S. Webb, L. Iohnson, I. Bystrom. How 3: M. ' lock, B. Gilbert, I. Anderson, I. Gerber, Y. Bergstrom, M. Carlson. W , . S3 Q it ir A are goo ' 15 lei. 5-it jj: . Q 33 le nl this year, all sophomore 4 4 ,IP orted for physical education cl sse The Leaders with Wanda It . . . it tl v clay, thereby eliminating junior z f helder as their chief, directed the I 5 at 5551835555 ivities of this new program which, esides the regular exercises and games, includes the fundamentals ot K I X . 5.55 I Q7 x I gk 1 Al 4 7 v 1, , alaorla loo. f rhythmic dancing, team games, and activities for points. Once a week Mrs. Adams led class discussions on such topics as health, first aid, and game rules. The G.A.A. carried on its regular program including games such as bas- ketball, volleyball, and archery. 53 n-ny s-J GIRLS' I CLUBH Row I: P. O'Boyle, Mrs. Adams, Adviser, F. Hahn. Row 2: M. Sedin, C. Borre, R. Moeller, B. Torgerson. Page twenty nine One, MN 0 ,Corea f wwf' HKQXNQY .mx Ng wiv AX 'GSC XGX Q X06 ' Hit Tha' 4.1 9656, qu M U-v Q? LN- ch 50110105 Ship B-if Cvldflfwun 4 av Q 1 This Ludj H The qome cl 7, 1 OSQP' 0 Y 4 l Q E . , . , l 2 Q K i ,gy . 5 Z .W , 9 1 ,pf 0 xl QE I ' f sf Q 11: Q iw? CHEERLEADERS low I: D. Clark, G. Bauer, A. M. Wood, C. lohnson, C. Westlock, I, Ek. How 2: P S t q D. lichols, A. Iohnson, B. Wells, B. Iohnson, L, Nardini. Row 3: P. Copeland, C. Kolbo, lVl Moeller, D. Pcrulsorr, B. lVlcMillcm, G. Erickson, P. Cole. D si gg 77 O I O a fone! noifie ana! a gig f5l0nd5A! Tof bf? bar l .f I K - 1 Noggw! I .4 Q :5u'N?4lll ibollomi- ug S0 Wll' .' fJ0'3-1 m i9'M ev' ' .L,bw Wwgffw my wwwwwfwmf QWQBVNJMXW W' W QLUQQKNQW W' ffliw Qaiwiiwffl mwfigm biiwmww iifwifgw 31 q 'N if 35235 mq X R Xxx X ax 33 S Q1 -PTAC. o 00 NT qw BAND Row A: B. Moravec, M. Smith, E. Howell, M. Iohnson, R. Monson, L. Dahl, D. Peterson, H. Woon, R. Moore, A. Anderson. Row B: P. Bregger, L. Norman, R. Erickson, B. Wells, R. Farwell. B. Iohnson, B. Bauman, M. Gidlund, V. Buse, R. Iohnson, I. Baden. M. Anderson, B. Torgerson, L. Wermus. . fa, f M- - ff, fx- 1 .f L., f r . 66 ' i 3 ey I0 Cty 8UQl g!AU'l9 A bit of jazz, Boogie Woogie Band, was one of the selections heard by the students almost every day before the Annual Spring Concert, which was presented April 26. Besides hearing this one song every morning, the stu- dent body was given a preview shortly before the event. of 7'?4 Row C: B. Rinqold, D. Haugen, H. Fenz, B. Engebretson, I. Hag, strom, R. Youngquist, D. Anderson, R. Larson, L. Larson, T. Galvin. Row D: D. Holmberg. C. Lundgren, B. Sandquist, W. Oberq, M. Young, B. deFontenay, R. Youngquist, L. Sandberg, G. Brockway. A. Iohnson. , , . x.,,..f ' 'i ffftfrf' . fe f7 79 rom ouda fo :taxing 1' 1, V -I If . I 1 Since the commencement at midi-year ' . was the last one ever to be held at Iohnson, the band, under Mr. Gibbons' leadership, played the traditional Pomp and Circumstance, to which Iohnson grads always tile up to receive their diplomas. s xr f xl . ,, . X 3 I A I ,1 x t Xxx ' we L X - N-' The Music Stopped Page thirty-three -....... ZENITH CLUB Row A: L. Dahl. L. Konder, vice Pres.: P. Dean, Pres.: Row C: L. Wermus, D. Bell, I. Urbanski, S. Karwos L Miss Moore, adviser: D. Iohnson, Treas.: R. XVermus, Stake' M' Lofgrenl I' Brockway. Sec., T. Weingarth. Row B: L. Londin, L. Hirsig, I. Ochap, L. Weingarth, L. Row D: E. Berg, E. Wasowicz, D. Herman, L. Clements Lunclgren, B. Cox. L. France, M. Hammond. ,-:1,..., ' , ,' 1 t ' J ' I J 2, ede W5 cudare... 1 . J' 1 ' if A X A- lohnson's gift to the working girl, the that it has two sections and meets dur- ., Zenith Club, divides its time between ing the homeroom period on ossombly . , ., bemg Cm orqamzcmon of Socwl butter' days. For its service project, the Zenith J' mes and G group of industrious and Club made some sixt ards of decora 'I J patriotic citizens. Miss Moore is ad- n Y,Y I A -P Viser: the officers me Phyllis Dean! tion for the Veterans Hospital. Also, President: Mary Lou Lotgren, Vice- th9Y helped the Red CT055 bY Pfovld' President: and Rosella Wermus, Secre- ing magazines for the Canteen and tary. Besides being the only ciub to crossword puzzles in various hospitals. honor its members with corsages on Their bowling and skating parties pro- their birthdays, this club issunique in vided relaxation. 1 1, h, I h 1 f Y .li . .5 H J A ,. ., A x S Page thirty-lour v E If .I Q '-4 1 -4 A lf' , ,, I. lr: -. A , , 1 A Bit of Lucf z A .f' 5 1 V J .g 5 I o . I, -4 4 ll- I FI I Q 1. I . . .ix n 1. .1-4. . , . . . - .- GIRLS' CLUB Row C: H. Nordquist. M. Wollinger, S. Huback E gow A: D. Herman, M- Eqgen. Sec: A- Engel., -fleas.: Freiseis. D. Houle, M. Solie, M. Patel. B. Palm. Miss Moore, adviser: D. Iohnson, Treas.: R. Wermus, Row D: P. Franklin, C. Sirian. R. Bonello, I, Glatzmaxer Pres.: L. Lundberg. D. Iohnson, B. Kesler, P. Whalen. Row B: P. Whalen, W. Batchelder, P. Kelsay, M. Nelson, Row E: I. Iohnson. R. Wiberg, B. deFontenay, D Dege I Baden, B. Cox, E. Connolly. L. Clements, I. Nelson. 77 . . . more acfiue flzan ever Since this is a year of serious think- ing on the part of everyone, the Girls' Club has been no exception. They sponsored the Snowba11 dance and donated part of the profit to the Red Cross. Not only did they contribute money, but they started the magazine and waste paper drives for the same ' I rf ,, I B I 1 1 lv 1 ' r 3 ' 1 ' .. I ' , v, 1 ' 1 .5- 1 ' 'I . 1 - C - I , A . s I organization. One of the best features of their very profitable dance, accord- ing to the girls, is the fact that now they have real refreshments at their meetings! The members work for points, and at the end of the year, a survey is taken to determine the most active and helpful members. 1 lk r J ' Tea Time I 4 D' fu I v A of' ' .5 , 4' V 'I 4 4 A Page thirty hve HI-Y Row A: L. Rodman, P. Copeland, H. Schroeder, H. Woon. R. Kron. Row B: P. Cole, G. Anderson, R. Anderson, D. Wohl. Row C: D. Plankuch, I. Stromwall, R. Youngquist, H. Blomquist. Whars Up? Pdqe thirty-six CC 3 eg Alaecia ize . . . X A pow-wow with few weiners and buns, a paper sale with little profit, and a last place basketball team-all of these seem to be the problems con- fronting the members of the Iohnson Hi-Y. Even so, the boys had a good time planning their social events, which proved to be fairly successful. This year, because there are fewer boys. the two original Hi-Y chapters, Alpha and Beta, merged. The officers they elected are the following: Perry Cope- land, President: Roger Green, Vice- President: and Ray Schroeder, Secre- tary. wk TYPO-QUAD L Row A: E. Dinzeo, C. McCluskev, R. Moeller, M. Iohnson. P. Quinn. Row B: R. Whorton, L. Sniker, D. lohnson, L. lohnson, P. O'Boyle, Pres. Row C: L. Tumquist, I. Friberg, D. Holmberg, L. lohnson. 77 O O . . . ln Pafflefi. - f ,l,,,f,,V, ,' 1 Holding its meetings on the first Monday of each month, the Typo-Quad V once again proved itself one of the most active clubs at Iohnson. For their own enjoyment and some practice, the members of this club put out a four page sheet called the Typo-Quadder which contained some gossip and other articles of interest to them. They held bowling, theater, and rolling skating parties, more festivities than any other club. Unlike most group-sponsored affairs, many of these had for their purpose merely the fun of its members, not money-raising or any other mer- cenary motive. Mr. Leigh Knowles, the c1ub's adviser, created a good deal of amusement at the roller-skating party. NJ I' .1 'ff it feat I . . gg,?.,K+ 51,335 it . st? it it l 'ft gill: tty 'Em U Page thirty-seven l STUDENT COUNCIL Row A: D. Herman, M. Eggert, Sec.: A. Egner, Treas.: Row C: E. Hobbs, L. Stake, F. Krube, L. Wheeler R Miss Daily, advisers: I. Cofiey, Pres.: G. Parker, M. Lind, F. Blees, L. Turnquist. Egqert. Row B: I. lohnson. I. Baden. H. Altmann, B. Walden. A. Row D: S. Spiegl, I. Paulson, B. Metzger, D. Nadeau Iohnson, D. Hult. D. Leuzinger. C. Anderson. B. I-lingold, V. Pachiano, E. Larson, l. Glatzmaier. 66 Lil' a,bUl'l'lCl, Ql .'5 . . . Under the sponsorship of Miss Mar- ion Daily and Miss Minnie Schuette. the 1943-44 Student Council reached a new high in school service. Care of the cafeteria and hall traffic, installation of study hall excuse slips and shouldering the responsibility for the sale of War Stamps and Bonds-these were but a few of their duties. Along with the pro- gram for strengthening the Council through an increase in power, an invi- tation was extended to several repre- sentatives to attend faculty committee meetings and meetings of the P.T.A. if ' 1 X . Q7 if Q I 'L This same program received added stimulus with the Picket Club-Student Council merger. Picket members chosen for scholarship, leadership, and citizen- ship automatically became Council members. As all the Student Council members can act as unofficial police to prevent traffic congestion and other- wise maintain order, they wear buttons with their club name. These buttons were the idea of Mrs. Leyh, who held the position of sponsor while many of these innovations were being intro- duced. 1 4 1 X 'XL y 1 Y . A 1. - L .. 95.47 gh!-N 1 X gl 1 I, ' fn ' xl A 1 Page thirty-eight SPECTRUM How A: B. Larson, B. Peterson, Pres.: I. Palmer, Sec.: D. Leuzinger, Treas.: C. Rosine, Vice Pres.: P. Peter- son. How B: l. Marshall, C. Benson, D. Olsen, I. Goqlin, D. Anderson, B. Longbehn, D. Hagstrom, A. Dahlby ... Ml' Paper dolls, bibs, and bow ties- these are examples of gifts exchanged at the Spectrum Christmas party. A humorous modern art exhibit was admired by the members at one of the meetings. The club members made the fantastic drawings and programs which everyone received as souvenirs. Due to the gas shortage and the fact that few of the kids had cars, the AL' 4 J 'Z JY' rs- .J f QW ff Ayr?-0i'4M'4 ff! . ,pf-ff 1 ,, L :Hg-.A.f'Lf' J Row C: E. Berry, I. Rylander, E. Gennaro, E. Larson, S. Wahlstrand, D. Sandstrom, T. Thorbus. How D: I. Haqstrom, F. Ott, M. Olson, R. Abraham1 son, W. Palmquist, M. Kvaal. 7? 8COI Cl, l0I 5 Spectrum club bicycled to its pow-wow at Phalen early last fall. While the Red Cross drive was on, the club gave the money in their treasury to help the school reach its goal. As a service project, the club worked with the Red Cross, making greeting cards, stationery folders, and two beau- tiful wall hangings for the Veterans. , , Peek-A-Boo ' I ust Hanging Around Page thirty-nine z L Page forty UP und ptu W0 ia ., With hammer and nails, paint and brush, Iohnson's stage force was re- sponsible for the successful staging of all productions this year. The feminine members of the group also made the service flag' that now hangs at the front of the assembly hall. The entire force still has charge of all properties, sets, and costumes of the dramatic de- partment and manages the staging and afage Sf or Mqkers lighting. They created the beautiful settings for the Christmas and Thanks- giving assemblies. Remember how the principal's office brought back many happy memories in You're Only Young Once? And how the marriage of Nan- nette in the operetta, brought sighs from the audience? They certainly did a honey of a job on that balcony scene too, didn't they? STAGE Row A: C. Sarracco, C. Tasler, B. Frcmta, P. Bitulk. Row B: D. Iohnson, B. Linnerooth, D. Marrone, G. Grufman, K. Edstrom. T 5' MASQUERS Group l+Row A: R. Iambor, F. Blees, H. Nordquist, M. Eqqert, Sec.: B. Linde, Pres.: M. Patet, R. Bednar. Row B: L. Stake, A. Carlson, B. Torgersen, C. Ander son, B. Palm, E. Moren, L, Neuenfelclt. Row C: E. lohnson, M. Dierckins, I. Krieger, S. Spiegel, A. Iohnson, I. Larkin, L. Thorson. Row D: P. Bilulk, K. Edstrom, M. Kvaal, B. Linne ...J As a climax to a year of hard work, the dramatic department produced George Hughes' farce, You're Only Young Once. Miss Fruechtel, who came to Iohnson at midyear, directed the play. Phil Bifulk starred as Gabby, Donna Boelter as Shirley, Paul Bloom as the principal, and Betty Linde as 3 rooth, E. Sorenson, l.. Turnquist, W. Iohnson. Group 2-Row A: S. Huback, D. Houle, L. Noreen, A. Wood, D. Boelter, E. Iohnson, D. Olson. Row B: A. Iohnson, C. Kolbo, R. Bohn, G. Hanson, D. Lange, L. Hed. Row C: L. Mantoen, A. Lund, P. Bloom, H. Pearson, P. Spence, B. Drewrv, I. Bishop. It 27 1 f . , n 'f ' I9 ayzf . X Miss Chandler, the principal's secre- tary. B ' The story takes place on the day of Lincoln High Schoo1's championship football game. When a crisis develops, Gabby, the irrepressible, comes to the rescue with one of his ideas and, as usual, gets into trouble. It's a situation full of laughs and suspense! Page fortybone COURIER 1 Group l How A: I. Skog, R. Wer mus, I. Korngable, G. Humphrey, l, Warner, A. Hosine. How B: G. Sheedy, W. Batchelder. G. Saracco, S. Kramer, H. Sieber. C. Moore. C. Kolbo. Row C: D. Haugen, D. Krohn, B. La Barre, C. Hintz, L. Halweq, D. Kollmer. Row D: L. Anderson, A. Fercello, E, Finberg, R. Colberg, E. Wallin, D. Slender, I. Palmer. Group 2 Row A: G. Bauer, R. Ed- berg, I. Iohnson, Editor-in-chieli P. O'Boyle. Man. Editor: L. Unger, A. Wood. Row B: M. Eyinck, B. Nelson, G. Swenson, G. Erickson, M. Egqert, R. Ruemke, C. Winquist. Row C: B. Longbehn, D. Minar, M. Moore, L. Hed, L. Konder, I. Urban ski. Row D: D. Moore, P. Iohnson, B. Seiffert, D. Beckstrom, G, Olson, E. Wasowicz, A. Dahlby. Page forty-two eg LUOI' LP... News of the hour, any old hour! The Courier gives us a lowdown on fads and fashions, sports, and, generally speaking, life at Iohnson. A specialty. The Courier Chatter, was written en- tirely by first year lournalism students. Several members ot the class attend- ed the two-day M.H.S.P.A. conference held at the University of Minnesota. listening to discussions concerning jour- nalism in wartime. At a memorial service, held shortly after Christmas, eleven up-and-coming journalists received the Quill and Scroll awards. Keep 'Em Heading PAN-AMERICAN LEAGUE Group I How A: G. Linstad, G Olson, M. Iohnson, Miss Nichols Adviser: R. Dahlquist, R. Monson A. Anderson. Row B: P. Nadler. C. Anderson, D Dickman, I. Linell, D. Strom, E Eliseuson, B. Buetow, I. Mettlinq. Row C: S. Hugunin, A. Anderson I. Coffey, I. Rylander, M. Peterson M. Nelson, C. Marx. M. Hansmann How D: I. Nelson. A. Bodley, K Nelson, C. Hanson, M. Smith, I Heaberlin, I. Daugs, V. Dexheimer Group 2 Row A: I. Norquist, I Benson, B. Swanson, P. Bregger, A Bachman, L. Swanson, D. Larson Row B: M. Iohnson, D. Peterson F. Cole, Vice-President: H. Thoren R. Lundgren, P. Quinn. B. Pearl H. McAllister. Row C: R. Olson, A. Eqner, P. Frank lin, A. Carlson, W. Smith, P. Swan- son, E. Freiseis. How D: I. Anderson, L. Clements A. Kuehner, B. Rinqold, Secretary J. Melzarek, President: A. Moore Treasurer: I. igh. A. Holm. i I A 'MP 'M Q 1 lfyt 5 - ' 0 X4 I , . Ns .I ,VLj,AFxf4f r f . If ff, iff ff lf f T A f it I 0 0 o e q 1, 1- l ,I ' . J I V I ll I L, n Those spine-tingling tunes with a ll LQ' ,414 1,5 fi I Spanish cfccent you hear are a product iffy? ' , V ' f f ' 1 5 of the iam-sessions by the Pan-Ameri- '- 4' r , 7, , , ' I ., can League. This weekly community I jr J fi ,,, ,Q 3 sing is but one hase of the students' 4 If VA' ,. f ' '71 , ' ' fx P ' , u . study of Spanish music. In connection ' H f , If 'U , f' U' -' . x t ' with this, Miss Nichols uses records in teaching. Besides hearing recordings of Spanish folk songs, students listen to Spanish conversation in order to im- prove their pronunciation. The League's main purpose is to promote better understanding of our neighbors to the South. Carmeli ta Page forty-three .JI Page lorry-four 2 66 GIRL RESERVES Group 1-'Row A: P. Gilstad, Sec.: M Kramer, Vice Pres.: Miss Haiqh, Ad viser: L. Wheeler, Pres.: B. Wickman Friendship Ch. How B: C. Nordgren, G. Sheedy. I Goglin, B. Wells, D. Holton, D. Eng land. How C: I. Munson. B. Larsen, A. Eqner C. I-Iintz. B. Engebretson. R. Romansky Row D: L. Lehmann. I. Skaar, A. Kiriev sky, A. Holm, M. Moore, M. Nelson. Group 2-Row Ax C. Anderson. Tele Ch.: B. Carlson, Serv. Ch.: I. Palmer Soc. Ch.: D. Hagstrom, Art Ch.: L Mahafty, ICC: A. Seagren, Treas.: A Iohnson, Music Ch. Row B: C. Benson, R. Monson, M. Zei loth, I. Thoele, Membership: V. Wright Tele. Ch.: I. Benson. Hugunin, A. Skooglun lfl,I'L!0l'd ... The Girl Reserves is the only club in Iohnson that is part of a city-wide organization. This year the group made cookies tor the benefit of the soldiers at the Fort. Some served on the Hi-Hop committee, which planned .. ...... AH? and sponsored the bi-weekly dances at the The girls, who regard their ushering at the Women's Institute as real fun, are in reality a great help to that organization. In the way of enter- tainment, the girls attended a party at the Y and met some fellow Girl Re- serves from North St. Paul. As a service project, they gave a party for the children of the Lutheran Welfare So- ciety in the Spring. When the Hi-Hop season drew to a close, the co-Workers Went to Square Lake Camp for a week-end. Burning the Candle? X. Row C: H. McAllister M Peterson A Carlson, C. Sundberg I Anderson MAROON AGENTS How A: A. Rosine, L. Nardini, L. Unger, L. Mahafty. G. Bauer. Flow B: A. Wood. D. Nichols. I. Ek, L. Hackner, B. Wickman, C. Hintz. Row C: I. Peterson. G. Humphrey. D. Augustson, M. Kvaal, L. Ander- son, B. Perietto, D. Moore. Row D: I. Wirth, R. Schroeder, B. Drewry, C. Ostergren, M. Sedin, E. Finberq. MAROON STAFF How 1: R. Peterson, L. Wheeler. Miss Moosbruqger, Adviser: I. Cof- fey, I. Cedarleai. Row 2: D. Leuzinqer, P. Gilstad, E. Larson, P. Copeland. B. Carlson, H. Woon, M. Zeiloth. Row 3: C. Hosine. R. Derickson, B. Marquardt, W, Palmquist, B. Bonne. D. Sandstrom. L, .F if .4 K- . 1.- I., ,- -.. . ii 5, X - . '-.1-1 Eff Q J It 77 L ,, 1 . an cl Ar fun. V W , .J No, we didn't beat the record set by last year's Marooners. The war affects even our yearbook: fewer materials for one thing: and so there were fewer books to be sold. According to varied but very reput- able sources, the staff this year may not be the wdrkinqest one ever, but it surely is the partyinqest! Remember the time we had the cider? And the time we hung each other on the black- board? Oh, the fun! I, Think, You Dope! L. 5 ' x 'tl 'lflr' I K lx Page forty-fi 1 4 QMV' Piclinrs fl .f U I T - . y How A: D. Boe1teIf,xD. l-1,111 . Lrghtb urn 'Sec.: Miss Row C: B. P rson, E. Wasowicz, I. Brockway, L Daily, Advi : I. al, P ' .fl Thorson, I zmaier, D. Lange, I. Coffey, S. Wahl Treas.71 s e, M. oth. fd, tl 'strasdj . arlson. Row B:' . Eri . db g, .N cm IfWh Ro : D, Sandstrom, H. Bonne, R. Youngquist. B e , Wermg .' Io , . Nynjeniylkck . B. Linnerooth, R. Derickson, R. Pates, R I gren. , ' If L I Moeller. ,, .3 V K jj J l Uv , ' fy - JJ , 7 X U! f! 1 ' 1' ' , WL - T I ffvjjnff if JV I X6 , . ' ' f ' .Q v V I Q My ' 7 1 K 'll Ui K ll' ry!!!-V ,y ,I V! I f I e a ' , 0 o o M Af! J jx ff v , J V - fl ,- v 'Nw' of C lyffj f 4. ,X A f Af 7 .Af ,lf , . 4 l , f fx ff ff' LIN ,I VY! l YJ! f' K' V' jf V' if ' I J W, Vx, 5119? services and the purposes gro f in thf schqo bsfnslately the 'Jj fy, sf't I icket Club and the Student Coun M1 has taken over man of its A f Y bg! 74 nk overlap, the two clubs have duties. Miss Daily, adviser of Pickets, I fl f' combined, the new organization being :X 'X ,LU 5 known as the Student Council. Pickets has long been one of the most active has been chosen adviser of the new Council as well: consequently, it was thought advisable to combine the clubs. The Picket Club's only activity this year has been operating the Book Store, open in the fall and again between semesters. The new club, combining talent from two organizations, each a group picked for service and depend- ability, should prove a real power in jak' lohnson. Any Books Today? kqN Page !orty'six an nf I .gl V. RED CROSS Row A: B. Nelson, D. Morrison, M. Dierckins, I. Krieger, Row C: H. Iambor, I. Hanson, I. Paulson, I. Glatzmaier, D. Hull, Pres.: I. Iohnson, W. Batchelder, G. Sheedy. W. Albrecht, G. Danis L. M toen. Row B: M. Woliinger, E. Anderso C. Tasler, A. Dahl Row D: I. Clasen, . Mel ek, . I er'ckson. R. Colberg. M. P t son, B. Lo qbehn, A. Eqne . Lars . KH C. Sundb. E. e er ri N 1. Q Ni- U f 1 .- Y K K K H I Q ' . X ,, 'mg 2. sr- Q I Q 0 0 0 X I-L . I' X. K ' r li' we XX The Iunior Bed Cross cougxggis do- Marc se nd the had adviser, Miss Strickler, by co11e v1e on the wen eigh finish ing a grand job under their new va ay??lh sa use. he Q pencil stubs, stamps, crossword puzz , t e proj X If X playing cards, metal coat hangers, an tx 3 xx magazines Our thanks also to the . the Christmas fruit cak tha XE school sent to our last year rads i the service. As a means of r ching Red Cross for wra in nd iling XX k t 6 Y the quota for the school in the me Her- ' f W' ship drive, the Council sponsore a W f popcorn ball sale. e- Vj I MW ,jf f ij 'M - ,mf 'f f I 1 , I OC! if X' Aw, C WU f mffu' L ' Page forty-seven S.: l Pledge Allegiance Page forty-eight OIL: fin C2614 Grcup 1 - Row A: M. Ca lson, D. Mor: son, B. Larson, Sec.: L. Iohnso Treas.: R. Romansky, Pres.: I 1'lm, Vice Pres: I. Woodbec Row B: I. Ochap, C. Calcmde M. Kramer, S. Webb, L. We mus, I. Nelson, G. Norbeck. Row C: R. Gustatsun. I. Mu son, A. Kirievsky, E. Robert R. Iohnson, I. Bystrom, ' Bergstrom, M. Nankivell. Row D: C. Thorsen. M. Moelle R. IOl'111STt1, S. Anderson, 1 Ott, R. Blcmquist, C. Oster- qren. Group 2- Row A: I. Moren, P.Ogreid, Gerber, Treas.: I. Norquis Pres.: Miss Tcickels. Advise D. Oman, Vice Pres.: M. Nelso Sec.: C. Iohnson. Row B: I. Rucker, B. Ruemk M. McNee, M. Iohnson, 1 Simmons, A. Skooglun, D. H: ton, G. Mathison. Row C: S. Lau, D. Minar, 4 Sirian, I. Clasen, I. Schwart B. Iohnson, D. Noreen. Row D: L. Lehmann, I. Skao B. Mazurkiewicz, D. Wallin, t Rude, H. Younqquist, L. Thc son, M. Cheslock. 'lltfflr CMM v How would you like to have a spell- down in Latin? This is one of the happy pastimes of the club. Besides spell-downs, they play games, sing songs, and have other contests. These activities make the study of the lan- guages both interesting and instructive. At the beginning of every meeting, the members salute the flag in Latin. The officers of the club are Ruth Hornansky, President: Margerie Alm, Vice-Presi- dent: Betty Larson, Secretary: and Lois Iohnson, Treasurer. 'K .o gg. I X , - U, t I0 jx piege , - Thoreson, Rosella Iohnmn. M Marqarel Lg Elf. Ols , 'r vyfy. f rl Marquardt, Fldyd Ott, Earl Sorenson. I0 fl, v L,nJh-14, -iQNflJLl.JA gAjV- 0 L 'Lf I E f' I Avalon Acker, is Gi ad. Pres.: Miss Do 9. dvis- er: Ioan Lightbourn, B rly Gehlsen. Elaine Moren. Dorothy Lange. Ioan Coffey, Barbara Franta. Perry Copeland. Robert Bonne. Sec.: Ierry VanOrden, Gene Gennarro, Richard Neeser. t 77 X Y 1 oung gndleinb for the Service flag that is so prominently displayed in the auditorium. They have kept the records of all the boys who have graduated from Iohnson who are now in the service. If there appears a gold star on the flag, a star is pasted in a scrap book at the same time. There, too, you will find the boys' pictures. Page forty-nine 'if . , Group 1- How A: D. Sianko, C Westlock, I. Due, G. Pla ten, B. Torgersen, I, Lai kin, W. Batchelder, Row B: M. Meemken, A Iohnson, W. Iohnson, E Linnerooth, R. Neeser, II Herman, I. Whorton, E Franceen. Row C: P. Dean, R, Peter son, B. Linde, E. Lunc quist, H. Derickson, A Nikituk, R. Pates. Group 2 - Row A: D. Clark, D. Boe ter, G. Anderson, M. Mei zarek, L. Hackner, E Moren, S. Lau, D. Whyte How B: I, Larson, I Gehlsen, D, Lang, I Lightbourn. E. McKinnor M. Dierckins, I. Wirth. Row C: G. Hammerqrer A, Van Orden, C. Wi helmson, G. Larson, F Colberq, I. Travitzky, E Sorensen, H. Beckstrom. of I, , cc 2 v yo' ,uf J ,V , - 3 ey PQ 1-A dlftcl .X4-1 XM' , Think high, and you'll sing high. this one occasion. They did the tradifll If . These ore Common enough Words tional caroling through the halls at fy g -L heard in the HAH Choir' The members' Christmas and gave the operetta, The , r , usually averaging about Sixty to Seven- Marriage of Nannette, with the assist- f I,-ff 'Vw ty, all do their utmost to maintain the ,W- hiqh Standard established by Choirs of ance of the B Choir and the choruses. r egg, u A I f ihe past. In the operetta, Doris Clark and Audrey , fjff' The choir sang for the Music Teach- Swanson played Nmnette: Bob Lin- t, - ULU ers Division of the M.E.A. at the Univer- nerooth, Pierre: Earl Sorenson' The , iv sity this year. However, they didn't Duke: Warren lOh1'1SOH, Marcel: andvo y VV,-of limit their talents to singing for just Lloyd Peterson, Rene. A. .,.!,,1 -fy , I ' AQIIYTOI , ,if M ,' .ff vii I: ji if Y, 1 ,f 1' 1 In ivncgp , vu , '7' f lf NU, , I ll V' tf4l ' VUL V , ,VV I' ,fr aff: If ,Vout . ,f I My lr 'Tis the Season to be Io1ly -L' VJJ' VM Page fifty buf We - Y X , L, x nl : il 5THQS N, 4 All 'F 0010.1 ' gvb Y The wagxfxxw-' OW 4 BOSS Q.. 'x J, if, 4 '7eSlw0nJQ TWO b f when 641515 dove N-19:40 0 g . f ' . folonel Vlimklh PYESHGS - ' .f Shoe-SMG ' SMG 5 ,, .f Q 0 nw P Off wr X km MTI One Tlwrdoff Q H ueen 95 34 f ,1 . . - f ,r f , , . ,,-' L, Y, btw-. X 2 Q!! I gan!! -Cf A RODGER ACKER: Football. O ROGER AN E: ross- :ountry Team, B Football, Baseball. O MARY ANZEVINO: Stage, Girls' Club. O RICHARD ARNOLD: Band, Latin Club, Vice President Pickets, Football. M ,wu 4006 x 7 I 1 Al W f!V'v -4-' J PATRICIA BELL: Student Council, G an Club. Girl Re- serves, Maroon Agent, Courier. 0 ELAINE BERRY: Girl Reserves. German Club, Bowling Club, Courier Agent. O SHIRLEY BORELLI: Pickets, Student Council, G.A.A., Girls' Club, Stage. O LOIS CARLSON: Courier. Girl Re- serves, Spectrum, G.A.A., Maroon Age . I .X W fyee.f2ge.fwM , Nr 6 ,avi-C., ,105 'S :'.'4If4 ti'1 l f , - A A 4 9 wa, it Q . fk D lib an X 5 A A jul 2 s ' f N gs. . ,Qi , Q' F Y . N 5 R x FA C5110 I . C ANDALL. O BEVERLY DAVIS: Secretary Pickets Girl Reserves, Student Council, Spanish Club, Picket Book Store. O ESTHER DEWALL: Courier Staff. I GENE EK: Basketball, Tennis. 46:7 in 1 f ala . 476-ff 45f4,d1,q, Q ,ru-fc. If f ' , f' 57' 'Lxj ',f,'f L M Xxtlci,-,d7,'t,yLxg'. ,L c, li, SHIRLEY GILSTAD: National Honor Society, Pickets. Stu dent Council, Maroon, Masquers. O CHARLOTTE GRINDE LAND: Red Cross, Spanish Club. I VIVIAN HAGSTROM Spectrum, Girl Reserves, Courier, Maroon Agent. O IAMEE HANSEN: Track gig, Q,b',,x9r'-ife 4: 1' ke jf S d.t,'-fir HOUGH: Nationa Honor Sobfrty. A Choir, Treas urer, Pickets, Otiice Force, Courier Staff. I DORIS HUBER Girl Reserves, National Honor Society, Red Cross, Soph Scholarship '42. IBERNICE IACKSON: A Choir. I IEANETTE IOHNSON: President, Pan American League Treasurer.:Gir1,Resjrves,V ,If Z, A if , JA 5 : vt f I I A A ,a 9 ffcljz fi r ' ' ff g we Q . an 'E ,X LOIS IOHNSON. IRLEY IOHNSON: Girl Reserves .K I g A Choir, Spanish Club. 0 GEORGE LARSON: Football it Track, Red cross, A choir. 0 RONALD LARSON. S CC 7 jlzb geard c abd .... Dental Assistant L Page fiftyetwo ,,fM.,-, - A lhxlkfc W., 3 vyurv-vw -fo.. . ll, 1 4. ri I H. f Z V., fps' HIV V - 1.1 .- A I , rr C .1 GERALDINE LEWIS: Student Council, Maroon, Courier. German Club, Girl Reserves. 0 LORRAINE MCKINNON: Maroon Staff '42, Red Cross. O EUGENE MCLAIN: Mas- quers, B Football, Typo-Quad. O VIOLET MATSON: I.C.C., Girl Reserves, Pickets. DONALD MEYERS: Football, President, Sr. Class. O BETTY NELSON: Student Council. Girl Reserves, Spanish Club. Red Cross. 0 LOIS NELSON: Pan-American League. Girl Reserves. 0 BETTY OLSON: Spanish Club. Girl Reserves. DORIS OLSON. I TENNIE MAE OMAN: National Honor Society, Pickets, Girl Reserves, Masquers, Maroon Agent. O ALYCE MAE PETERSON: Manager Picket Bookstore, A Choir, Girl Reserves, Masquers. O GLENN PETERSON: Basketball. EUGENE QUINN: Red Cross, Typo-Quad, Student Council. O MARK RENSTROM: Hockey, Golf, Spanish Club. I CALVIN ROSINE: Vice President, Spectrum: Maroon Art Staff, Spanish Club. O WILLIAM RYLANDER: Red Cross, Bowling Club. REED SANTA: Red Cross. I LOIS SEDIN: Secretary, Girls' Club: Student Council. I NATALIE SKOOGLUN: Student Council. Spanish Club, Masquers. 0 ELAINE STAUFFER. as Q sl M 3h?'f'l 4 I 5 0'1- DEAN STRAND: A Choir, Student Council, Swimming. Football, Hockey. I DOROTHY SWANSON: German Club: Office Force. IWINSTON SWANSON: A Choir. O 6 SHIRLEY TELL: A Choir, Vice President, Spanish Club: Student Council. , . . . . rea gof flue Llfeagri X .Xl ' K K 1 - . ft I' iw 'N fr! Orderlies at Millerw ' ' i X Q t - -Bly . . . NX-gli . xxru QSNRJSKYR I 1 s ug XXX X'-1 ITRKS 77 Page fifty th CORINNE TESTA: National Honor Society, Red Cross, Student Council. Girls Club. G.A.A. 0 BETTY THOMAS: Spanish Club. M lj 1' ! .- ff ' , xv , few J V' L mviwcs THOMPSOIJ. 0 GLQHIA vows: Girls' dmzs, Red cross, Leaders I cfub, A choir. 1 ,V 7 , , . '.,'- 'fl ' 1 J f 'Vw t,.f,4wg wtf , ' 'K I , I. If I ! fl . lj' I I I '. M A jf' ' ' 2 Y C .f X H ,f T 1 j , 1, A f X. jf ff f , , DOROTHY XVIGLQN: Girl leserves, Gertnan Club, Maroon. Courier, Bowlil' glub. 0 VELY N MAE WELLS:' Band, Student Council, Courier, ' Secre y Ir. Class. ' , ' f, f . , , I ' f gn. S . 1 5, I y J . . T 1 f f ' T f f . I' if - ' l ' If T , - ' . ,, l' I SHIRLEY WESSEL: German Clubf Hand. irlyesefyes, A Choir. O THOMAS will-IELMSON: Football, Typo- ad. Student Council. Ttai-iic Force. ,f,, ' V 4 K 'X N CC I S' . . CL P28 ay . . . XL 'Jah S f X A 'JO ,J Q L J F - 1 V if . T S . x p D A l ' 'ig - f 1 'I . K. X . yi Y I ,X . i f ,pf nuary Honor Ro T. 1 n E V ry A I ...............,.................. 15 Shirley Iohnson . Bidi A d ---.- .'.,..-'-l 2 1 Geraldine Lewis ........ Patricia el 13 Violet Matson' ............ L - I. Lorraine McKinnon .,.,.. . oxs Car son ...... .......... 1 4 Lois E. Nelson Beverly Davis .......... Shirley Gilstad .,...... Charlotte Grindeland ........ Vivian Hagstrom ....,. Ioan Hough .......... Doris Huber .,........... Vernon lndehar ..... Ieanette Iohnson ..... and Gowns Betty Olson ............ Tennie M. Oman Alyce M. Peterson .. Eugene Quinn ,.... Calvin Rosine ..... Shirley Tell ......... Corinne Testa ........ Tom Wilhelmson .. ' euwj' LAVERNE ABELSON: Spanish, G.A.A. 0 AVALON ACKER: National Honor Society. O NICHOLAS ALIKSYUK. O JOE ALIPERTO: Baseball, Basketball, Football, Bowling, Span- ish. 1 C gweef f'jf'f.- Q Lv-'V'-f . . ' , V r,., A,V,f,jjy -f, 4' V V , ff U K ,f x -fx V V .J-'ff' 1' ,V X-4 elf' BERNICE ANDERSON: Oliice Force. O EILEEN ANDER- SON: Red Cross. O GERALDINE ANDERSON. 0 HOWARD ANDERSON. - 1 ,,, L--If-'wcf f Rx., fsffVf ' I . lf 1 , JL' Qgfgl . f' P ,,.x.,.,t, LVN!-'KL' fn I V V, K M , , , 1 'VV ,vt gv4,,,4,oC IRVING ANDERSON: President6Bed Cross, Vice President Ir. Class. Gym Team. O LORRAINE ANDERSON: Bowling. Hickory Hikers. Maroon Agent, Courier Agent. 0 MARILYN ANDERSON. I ROBERT ANDERSON: Swimming, Gym Team, Football. Basketball, Baseball. 1' I v , B 1,',s.. C bf 1 fx. Lge, - LL b 1 'SEL xi, 11, .,-C ve' L..fM ,K - gfwi ROLLAND ARNDT. I IULIANRARNQUIST: Football, Hock, ey, Spanish Club, Swimming, President Sr. Class. O FRED ASMUS. I DORIS AUGUSTSON: Bowling, Ski, Maroon Agent. German Club, Student Council. A , ,- -r r - gl . ' ff f ROSEMARY BEDNAR. 0 DONNA BELL: Zenith, Red Cross. Girl Reserves. O BETTE BELTZ: Office Force, Girl Reserves, Bowling, Ski. Courier. O ALLAN BICKEL. - - A -' ' , I' . lf, - , I I ,b . W, 1 ,- - . if 'r ' 1 RAY BINGEA. OYARTHUR BIORKMA . I FRED BLEES: German Club. Student Council. O GERALDINE BLOM: German Club, Red Cross, Courier Staff. . A A m fl ' El, O 8 lynn! ,. . as , , -, A Y, -f A I l E ' , W 4 N Q . . . . w en fine Aoikr Lurdf Maroon Editors Page Irfty Irv 5' 1 P A 1 ' -lei.- f-sg. C v ILC! .W cc Page fifty-six A.. f' l' ' ' 5 'F Q' ' I S if t . ' i rr s Z l ml ... 1 .911 f!ze,!unnie5 . . . . .vq ff I a fl I I al! Q 9 ' , 1 . ' - 3.4! ' I 'f' lf' . ,',, , V1 I , I iv I 'IX' lf . f, , .. V, -1 DONNA BOELTER: Cheerleader, Vice President Latin Club Masquers, Bowling, Girls' Club. O IOE BOSS: Basketball C EUGENE BREDAHL: Golf Team. O ELAINE BREHM - . . ,. f . 7 . 2 ' : , -' ' - 4 - - If ' 7 , .. . , ,' f' f , ,f ' 4 1, fr ' ,ff 1.7! I 1 ,f',,f! V. I f ATOYCE BROCKWAY: Zenith, G.A.A.r,' Maroon Agent. 0 BETTY BRUSTMAN. 0 HELEN CARBONE. O ARDYCE CARESON: Vice President Girls' Club, Masquers. , ,f x ' ,' , rl 4 ' 4 X 0 ' - 'M 0 ,- , l 1 'V , - . f , I A, ,' v X, f. I f ' ' I I 2 . -1. ' .J 1 BETTY CARLSON: Gig Reserves, Pickets, Maroon, Rec Cross, Latin Club. O ERLAND CARLSON: Red Cross Courier Agent, Hi4Y Alpha. O THEODORE CASPER Track. O IIM CEDARLEAF: President Pickets, Vice Presiden Sr. Class, Gym Team, Maroon, Masquers. - f . ,I l 1, ' , I I I' 1 ,I X, 4 f f . , , 1' u ,, .. ff. , f 4 ' 1. Z ,.. - 1 , K .' ,' ff . . I 1 .. ' ,f'. ' -s.,f .. ' LUCILLE CIERNIA: Girls' Club. I RICHARD CLAESON Basketball. O DORIS CLARK: Treasurer Ir. Class, Cheer leader, Maroon Agent, A Choir. I IOAN COFFEY President Student Council, National Honor Society, Editor in-chief Maroon, Piclfets, Pan American League.. -' n , V ., A F. f- , I --' I Q C-.- ,' .,.,'z.g. ' ahh G IUNE COLE: Girl Reserves, Red Cross, G.A.A. O PERRH COPELAND: President Hi-Y, Swimming, Gym Team, Cheer leader, Spectrum. O LORRAINE DAHL: Band, Zenith. I CLIFFORD DAHLBERG: Student Council, Golt Team. f . - f . TTT ' 1 -4' -5 ,1 - '. f 1-1 I ' ' ' . ,, - . .., ,. f ltr' fl I T ' I -' 1. '.f I 4 ,, .. , , . . , A r ,I .e PHYLLIS DEAN: A Choir, President Zenith. O DELORE1 DEGE: Girls' Club. O RAYMOND DERICKSON: Typc Quad. I ROBERT DERICKSON: Red Cross, Gym Team. X' f ',,IJ,-1 ,, ',' 9 4. I 4 is f 1 A ' X 1 5 I f ' A .4 ' ,t gy A 4 Y fe ww I . Q!!! I . r I Q Meteor Kid V .Q4., A 1 , -v -I -4 I f , 1 S . ev. .- . . .. . E, , , ,.-...... s I 4 -Afyri - ,' 1 , ROY DERICKSON. Maroon, A choir, Piokois. 0 MKU REEN DIERCKINS: Red Cross, Masquers, Courier Agent 1 Maroon. o EUGENE DONATELL. o JOYCE DUE: A Choir, I Spanish Club. F-' , , A A D fl l I 4. 1 . F, h 4 . , ' ' ' ' , ' ' 1 7 . , x . , ' RICHARD DlfPRE. O ROY DUVA. I RUTH EDBEHG Bowling, Girl Reserves, Ski, Quill and Scroll, Courier. I y - KATHLEEN EDSTROM: Masquers, G.A.A., Latin Club. ' I 1 -f A' l '. M 5 ff, Y' 1,.:. R V IUNE EK: Girl Reserves, Bowling, Cheerleaders' Club, Girls' Club, Maroon Agent. O GENE ENGLE: Football, Maroon Agent. I GLENNIS ERICKSON: Courier, Masquers, Girl Reserves, Spectrum, Pickets. I IACK EWALD. FW? , l .- f 1 i 9 l ' . . .- ,I ' I MARY ROSE FACENTE. O LILLIAN FEHRING: Maroon Agent, Red Cross. I HARRY FENZ: Band. O ELAINE FINBERG: G.A.A., Red Cross, Typo-Quad, Maroon Agent, I Traffic Squad. V W ' . r 4 1 4 4 ,L 1-.1 -, , FRANCIS FORYS: Hockey,1l'rack, Golf Team. O IOSEPH' FRIBERG: Track. O DONALD GALLAGHER. O BARBARA GARRISON. I 5 MARGARET GEARY: Bowling. Girls' Club. I BEVERLY GEHLSEN: German Club, A Choir. OLOIS GELDEN. OIOAN GLATZMAIER: German Club, President Girls' Club, Red Cross, Courier. , ' .. - - 4, . u ..o. 'iff . s - 4 4 .... A ' - Q - Q , ' ' 77 ' ' ' ' . . f -. o o o o we iffy . ff., , -,',' fr -0 ,',,, , f' 1 ' ' ,ff ' fu-4,','! Frieda 5 livery? , ff I . .. KJ' . I . 1 K Y, . it I 3' ' .Page fifty-sew , . , , F fic., 274 fg 45 f ' . ff ' f I f wfffvfff 61141 fc ,J ,. , , ' ' -' -df ' X ,t of 714.1 L ibn 6 fiff f fn 1 AQAMLWW? f I MMM ff J nf fig ' ff f f f J , Q I . l0 , iffy Agvf ffzfkff ' YL flu Eg W I I , ., : ' y 'I , Q -- V, W, f Q- y A zu, ga. f MARY GOBELY: codner i . ' HAENZE: Red cross. o Giz ,Z ' Reserve Cabinet, Spanish Club, Student Council, aroo ' A L I LORENCE HAHN. f' ,rf f menu V024 Q W I rf fn' ' ,.f- ' f 5' if M .f 4 'i . zau A MARILY HAMMOND: Courier, ls' Club, Zenitl' A . . 6' J I EDWIN HARRISON: Gym Team 0 ALICE HENDRICI4 - SON: G.A.A., Girls' Club, B Choir, Girl Reserves W o BQIQE HINZ: Hockey. 7 0 . m L f , D . , V465 ,gt fyllfbl 2 3 V .. Q f an L 740 I , f, t y ' - IS I : enit . OEARL S: erman Cluk Y ' 6' ' , . Stud Council. O DAN HOLMBERG: Typo-Quad, Ret W is Cross. O DONALD HULT: President Red Cross. Presiden 1 I Ir Class, Ski, Stu.dent Couric' Gym Team. X f S .sss KJVVV. px ff CP' LK .- t wx' V In -- I f' IA H PHREY1 c..A. fgour IZfgnQ11 Maroon A ent, I Club. GWENETH HUSELID: Latii Club, Red Cross. O A RT IOHNSON. I ALICE IOHN SON: Spanish Club, G. . . ' A 4 ,' KW- ' Eben, f - 146444 AUDREY IOHNSON: Masqu s, Student Council, Chee: v' 41 leader, O IOYCE IOHNSON: Red Cross. I IUNE IOHNSON Cheerleader, Treasurer Girls' Club, Masquers, I IUREANI 3 ' IOHNSON: Girl Reserves, Hickory Hikers, Eclitq Couriex X I Zwling, Student Council. A' I , f , ecff I 4,,,,ew M! fc I, f 4, ff' ,I I' wwf 4 4, M9 'LL R M' It . 1 LORRAINE IOHNSON: TypO-Quad, G.A.A. ILOWBQ ' Y , L. Z I IOHNSON: Typo-Quad. O MARIORIE IOHNSON: G.A.A. W 5 . ' I X a 1 Girl Reserves. O ROBERT IOH N. I . , ' 7 ' j ' ,f . L--. , . mn. . -.--.-.r. .- C. LZ Ops, , A in l . - L. P rf - ' 1 J , f I ,I , I a ' ZX-A f QVL' '!f,z, ZQQZTPC Q . 77. 4-A 11. 'lie A 4... BQ' yy 4-fi! fl ft , I I ' C 'N-ya ' K, V Y I Qc wwf- - f L ,eLc....g -fffrer ' , ' .7 ly 3. Xp .J .'-uf! 53' if' e v M' S U 77 I . . . . 0,08 and U'la,ll 6l . tvffcfge - XC M1113 - C XJI --Mg! ?-rg ','y.-f!-'gy fkjxokfk Speech Contest Winners VERNON IOHNSON: Baseball. O WARREN IOHNSON: Hockey, Gym Team, A Choir, Secretary Sr. Class. O DARLENE IORGENSON. O MARY KALLIS. WILLIAM KLATT: Hockey, Baseball. Football. Pickets. Secretary Spanish Club. O LORRAINE KONDER: Zenith. Courier Agent. OIOYCE. KORNGABLE: Courier. O ROBERT KRAUS. LORRAINE KROSKA: Red Cross. O FLORENCE KRUBE: Student Council. O BETTY KUROSKE. I DOROTHY LANGE: German Club, A Choir, Pickets, National Honor Society. IACK LANNERS: Football. I INEZ LARKIN: Masquers. OVICTORIA LARSEN: G.A.A. 0 RUTH LAVIK: Latin Club, Courier Staff, Stage Force, Maroon. CALVIN LEININGER. 0 DORA LEUZINGER: Student Coun- cil, Girls' Club. Treasurer Spectrum, German Club. O IOAN LIGHTBOURN: A Choir. Pickets, National Honor Society, Courier Agent. O BETTY MAE LINDE: Latin Club, Masquers, Pickets, A Choir. BETTY LINNEROOTH: A Choir, Red Cross. O PAUL LINNEROOTH: Football, Baseball, Ski. 0 ROBERT LINNEROOTH: I.S. Play, Pickets, Football, Masquers, A Choir. O FLORENCE LONDINO: Office Force. 3,1 5. f 'SE . e ve x I is K ec ,, AI , Page fifty-ninf 'W ws x A1 I 1? ,- -t Page sixty '31 1. I1 f 0 l'l'l0Ul0ff , DJ-LR. Representative CHESTER LUNDGREN. 0 LOIS LUNDGREN: Girls' Clu Zenith, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Hooters. I EUGENE LUN QUIST: Student Council, Swimming. I PATRICIA MA LAGAN: Courier Agent. MERTES MAGNUSON. 0 LA VERNE MAHAFFY: Vit President Girls' Club, Bowling, Maroon Agent, Girl Reser' Cabinet. I HELEN MANGINE: Girls' Club. O IEANIN MARSHALL: Girls' Club. Spectrum, Red Cross. MARCELLUS MEEMKEN. O MARGARET MELZAREK: 4 1 Choir. Girls' Club, Student Council, Red Cross. I LORRAIIN MIELS: G.A.A. 0 ROSEMARY MOELLER: Typo-Quo Courier Agent, I Club. BERNICE MORAVEC: Zenith, Band. 0 ELAINE MORE' President Girls' Club, A Choir, G.A.A. OSHIRLI MUELLER: Traffic Force, Spanish Club. I ADELII' NELSON. ALICE NELSON. I STANLEY NELSON: Spectrum, Hocke O ERWIN NORDEEN: Band, Red Cross. O LOIS NOREE HAZEL NORDQUIST: Girls' Club. 0 BARRET NORDWAL Girl Reserves. Bowling, Hickory Hikers. I LOIS NORMA Pickets. Girl Reserves. Bowling, Band. O PATRICI O'BOYLE: President Typo-Quad, Mgr.-Ed. Courier. G.A.i ' 1 if f f , f' v I 7 7 f I 1 ' , f f j 1 l ff . , if X. Vw V! J 1 JJ I 1 I DONNA OESTREICH: Latin Club. o ELWYN f'0L8f5iJ4l Tennis. o GLADYS OLSON. O HAROLD OLSON. , MILTON OLSON: Basketball, Baseball. 0 ROBERT OLSON. O ROBERT O'NEILL. I FLOYD OTT: Spectrum, Latin Club. Track, Swimming. VINCENT PACHIANO: German Club. OBETTY PALM: Masquers. Girls' Club, Latin Club. OIAMES PALMA: Football, Basketball, Gym Team. OWARREN PALM' QUIST: Spectrum. Maroon, Football, Track. RAYMOND PATES: A Choir, President Latin Club, Pick- ets. O MARILYN PATET: Girls' Club. Latin Club. O HAZEL PEARSON: Typo-Quad. O GLADYS PECK: Red Cross, Stu- dent Council. DOROTHY PETERS: G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Bowling. I IACK PETERSON: Football, Hockey, Track, Treasurer Sr. Class. O IANICE PETERSON: Girls' Club, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, Maroon Agent. O MAE PETERSON: Zenith. Red Cross. ROBERT PETERSON: A Choir, Latin Club. 0 ROBERT PETERSON: President Spectrum, Pan American League. Vlaroon Art Staff Editor. I ROSE MARIE PIETRASZEW- SKI: Zenith Club, G.A.A. O DOROTHY PRETSKI: Red Cross. LVAA' fu' U ' . 4 , ff fi I 1 1 I ff, , I jf J ff -Muir .ff 7 :Ll ' ' - ' 77 X V 'If :0 'an er I hilt K o e 'a V , X I if cf, TWL 9 . . ' I U , . I r If nj v' , 5,77 MQ I ff ' ff W11-Citylfl-IocIqeyStars lf! ,JV X DJ A IL! ' I i 5' 1 'ly if V 5 ,V if K' A 'z .pi M ' X' v I X ' 1 A' Q-1 EQ I I 81 1 I ' E Y it :::: I 'fi D I in 3 S , . .X 'I V gf? K is N1 O . Page sixty-on 1 i 5 Q A L V...-6 . I DOROTHY RA . efmf mm .A, . 0 ALD RICHTFJR: Footbgl Golf 'rec . ' veal, e . eq-- ? Lf plffpfgf - if CIA! 2 in-,gf pyl l f I fl -,Lf ,iff Q ,fe-M ugf' M. ,, , , f, 2 fav 14,9 +-.Wad Lai F ,H ggggfggsqguxi 0lOY23EuBDOKER?fGir1,H gn ' HERMAN SANDROCK: Band, Germp-n Club? KY Sbb1D5THQ1vseviwm- 'Xl .MJM1 1' QLfK,i,fL f Q-W gf X., ,Qg . X , ,..,j I-ifvx-' - fig, 4 1 I 5 V ,VJ ff' ,Y ,7 RHRIE-ER:QiQRLEX,?6iZ - FIVVGS, Girls' Club, Cqurier. O R MOND SCHROEDl Gwlgrmgrrg? eanmcen , . Y SEAGR . QI Reserves, Office orce.. I ' f. Y - X-Z! Z f E, mx fy'-ff- ' l Lf-C, ' 1 ff' ' I fic 911--ff-ff Afo' ,Lf Ludffiz-J' fl ,,.., , M L SEDIN rlyggxgg 'n 1 an ge . SEIFFE : Girl Reserves, C0lTl,l ggerg. o IEAN 5H1:A-RER-' cmislz Club. L V599 f ' A cial! - f X 1 f 1 jf'I.f.fl fCffft'L.f 1 ,V . A K, .ff-ff' rL,Lf SJ JNIE-rrkM.g5KAAR,avrnN-1642 Club, 1 Cross. I LOIS SNIKER: T p -Quad. I PHYLLI SONTI Qixbgpscglgfgecretary fro . L, , n , 1 4 'fl Lfifcff ,,A..fC,4Lfs.., 1 ,V N-' Af . . Y 7 cj 1 LL-kkdltxp, , .4,.4,vu.u-If O NE STIL AN: amish Club. O ISAB ST., 0 OM. , . 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Qfyvpde JCI, ,,4',.g,1QQ-, v,,Q 2 nsrjpz TORGERSON: Gir4s7CIu, A choir, comm. 1 fo LoKB.Afmsf-ufgsnni, 'Q , Agent, Ma ers! 0 IRENE URBAN I: Zenith. :ZERALD VAN D - r . , 025 .,f..f '96 X, ,. 1,- All fCf4.,,,.,. . ef-Cflova if OSEPH VENNEWI : ,Cross Country Team, Track. I f?31g,9pecEg:urg' Club, 0 ier ta e Force. Maroon rt Staff. 0 EUGEN WAKEFIELD. ' hx F Q, , , 1 , ' f x I X :J 'rm 1. o LDH ' G: ' 11. ' ION NE umQV4 ouri . o E 'AS ewill QQQILQZOII, er ' -41,4 ' A VERNE WEINGAHTH' Zenith O THAHEN WEINC nick D-.l rw--Y - - -Q RG: Red ross. Q 5,1 J f.a4,,4,.J Y' , ' -'Cfgf I y, 49' ' , f . ' 4' Afewuv ,C-34,4-, Q,4.,,Q,g, f j , f PV' 4,6 v . fbgk S275 an rzgANjLaf6 f f ,Viv fagqjtavg 'f1 k'6L' J 'Al'tf 4'-ft-J 2 A.L,4lQ oij fDri Q Lei-6 LOL, f,-4f.4,cfLi, Y - WL-'0Lf' ftckfg-, -fCf4A.,L,1.,4.,ffg9f .f h'eeQ, X 1 . . A as-5 'A- 1-A44-.1 ' ' ,llgf V. 4 KLLL., .tVf'1' 4,4 f-1 '- 1 L' t l l lil X 1 I X K Q. X 't v .05 .j T lxl Y Page sixty-four L... l l t . ..c9,'. 1 'Vw '-M' - E 1, V f-g' , , x . krV.L - , , 4 8 -go!!! p- If , 0-,g,,, 7 ur N .vi,,.g,,, . ., 1 I p ,gf l X I , , f i gf A-ff ---.. 1-f 'g ' E' 1 2 . V 2 4 -,' .,','4, kg ,,g,,:. ' ex ., I ' Y fL6IS VtfPlEELER: PIESEEEIII Giil Reserves. National Honor ' , , l ' it Sociqtayf Student Council, Pickets, Subscription Sales Man- Y-' 1 aqer Maroon. O GERALD WI-IORTON: Courier Agent, Red , Cross, Cross Country Team. O MARY WILLIAMS. 1 4 ' 1 L , L . 1 . ' . I Y' ' Q Le. fu ,ff ,. f ffm I wll.El'AM WINCHESTER. o lor WIRTH: vice President F G.A.A., Girls' Club. A Choir, Maroon Agent. I RICHARD ' . ,- WOHI.: Football, Tennis, Hockey. Bowling, Hi-Y. ' ' ANNA MAE WOOD: Girl Reserves, Cheerleader, I.S. Play, Bowling, Masquers. I DELORES YOUNGQUIST: Student Council, Bowling, Maroon Agent. I ROBERT YOUNG- QUIST: Band. German Club. ' l HARRIETTE ZACHRISON: Red Cross. I IOAN ZAWISLAK. O ll . X. . . vm t j , A 1 , -, A Fx, ' IN 2 MARGARET ZEILOTH: Secretary-Treasurer National Honor ' Society, Secretary Student Council, Pickets, Maroon, Girl ,N 1 I Reserves. O ROBERT ZIOLKOWSKI. Y' , 1 . X X , T SENIORS IKHOT IN PICTURE tl , ' Philip lulk j I Doroth Donlan, ' Donald 'Fulmore' xl Malcolrrzsl-Iayne X Edward Howell t lx Vernon lndehqii Ierry Nlfshaels X Robert Naclitslleirn l Richdrdx Neeser ' Iohn NQberg ek, ' Iohn Ruliberg I A Williarri, Sorlie l X cc ' ' v lg A - . . . t . all l'l'l IALCLQOQ ' T . In V ' 1 '. Ng Ns vf 'f L 3 ' J Bicep Boys . .9 in g Ns . .N X V- E X. .X xx S xg .N .4 1 , 5.. f U L an l ,, jx .4 'Q . N 'X N j x A E H. fx 'FLSI Q. 'X ,f,u,,,,,,C4 fu.4.fr,',f ff . 4.9 - . 1 ,f ffz,4,.,uu,1n 2- - TM ' ' ' SL .V ' gl- . V, ,. 919 , ' fwefaxggqb Yak ff ,ca 134,44 fOf,cA.fgcvZ! M-ALZCJQ :K U' 7 ' JA-,N 54, 6- .4f,QJ..!fg,,,,4-,QJL V!! Ib :V :- I -VQA 4 JCL! Etf-e'N-Zeilf MA. 5 4 Lx CLAA 5 mug 4.9-if JQ ' Jwwf' ,4 - fx Mary .... ....... '41 . ........... 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SEQ-7 Nor ?fii?g r, Leis ....... 1 f, fgohnsfn, Iurecme ............ .,... 42 s n, 1 ........ .Y ne .gf ......... 456' , ......,......., . .,.............. ui 51,11 ' ............,... 10 . argarqgQ,.gj?,,cL,,g23,,4',,kv vlytf, ',A'4,,,xj 1 J M :I if ' J Page sixtyji NY2H.1LJL1f . 1 ,a 1 ,L .41 I H' 4' f .' .4 f K' I-Y: H L 'Ni' I X K I Y ' ' I . 1 t K I , ' x . ,- 1' 5 ' o R ' CC l 1 ' 1 ,w,f, vit f 1 efie union! Q I 0 O Group 1- Row A: A. Ciernia, G. Bauer, Q Dinzeo, I. Baden, W. Batchelder, C Anderson, C. Benson, H. Erickson. How B: B. Cox, P. Boerner, M, Enqe A. Dahlby, A, Anderson, A. Eqne M. Eggert, D. DeVah1, B. Buetow. Row C: G, Erickson, R. Bohn, 1 Desler, K. Dixon, G. Brockway, I Enqebretson, I. Emkovik, L, Cler ents, K. Ahlstrom. Row D: B. deFonte-nay. P. Bloor D. Donovan, D. Anderson, G. Ewall R. Abrahamson. R. Blomquist, I Colberq. Group 2- How A: P. Fisher, A. Gatto, M. A1 derson, P. Franklin, C. Hanson, I Huback, G. Iohnson, M. Iohnson. Row B: D. Krohn, B. Godleski, C Hanson, B. Franta, D. Haugen, l Iohnson, D. Houle, M. Anderson. Row C: G, Altman, A. Fercello, l Iohnson, S. Franceen, D, Iohnsoi A. Iohnson, R. Fransen. Row D: E. Fisher, E. Gennaro, C Iverson, F, Iohnson, C. Iohnson. C Grufman, W. Irykas, D. Iohnson. Group 3a Row A: P. Nadler, I, Mettlinq, T Kennedy, M. Olson, D. Kollmer, IN Kramer, B. Lonqbehn, P. McKaiq. Row B: G, Larson, C. Bergman, I Minar, H. Woon, S. Lau, B. La Barre M. Mortensen, B. Larsen. How C: D. Olson, I. Larson, T. Ga vin, D. Krentz, I. Moss, M. Moon E. McKinnon, B. Mazurkiewicz. Row D: I. Nelson, D. Kcrsprzak, C Hammerqren, E. Kachnowicz, IN Kvaal, B. Metzger, W. Larson, l Mantoen. V ay! awe! ' Q if - raag ff ff ' Page sixty six W Y f f' .fp rf I .2 Group l - Row A: L. Nardini, M. Kelsay. P. Peterson, C. MgCluskey, L. Londen, L. Nadeau, B. Lind, P. Oqreid. Row B: I. Ochap, Mathison. M. Lotqren, L. Drance, A. Di Cosimo, C. Kolbo, L. Hornung., L. Neuenfeldt, R. Olson. Row C: L. Hed, B. Newman, M. McGahn, A. Lund, R. Bonne, D. Olseen, I. Krieger, H. Olson. How D: D. Nadeu, D. Dovick, A. Nikituk, R. Kron, R. Olson. L. Larson, D. Marrone. Group 2-+ How A: P. Stack, B. Stark, A. Roslne, D. Scribner, M. Thomp- son, C. Tasler, V. Wright, Vice Pres., G. Platten. Row B: G. Sheedy, C. Nordgren, I. Palmer, D. Whyte, G. Parker, C. Westlock, C. Sarracco, L. Tucci. H. Wiberq. Row C: B. Nelson, P. Quinn, B. Stenholm, L. Wermus, D. Vret- strom, I. Swanson, I. Paulson, H. Sedin, H. Sieber. How D: D. Stender, C. Winquist, S. Spiegel, B. Pertetto, R. Wiberq, C. Zahn, B. Walerick, R. Mehsi- komer, L. Turnquist. Group 3-- Row AI P. Gilstad, D. Sianlco, B. Ruemke, C. Stcynske, L. Stake. G. Pearson, B. Wickman. Row B: L .Thielen, E. Palma, H. Robertson, B. Strom, M. Wistrom, D. Skaar, G. Pierson. How C: E. Larson, D. Moore, T. Toomey, E. Wallin, P. Spence, W. Smith. Row D: B. Pinotti, R. Young' quist, A. Van Orden, I. Hagstrom, R. Richter, D. Swenson, C. Wil- helmson. Row E: V. Iohnson, R. Wheeler, I. Stromwall, M. Smith, I. Travitz- ky, D. Ptankuch, D. Van Dusartz, C. Picha. wif.. ...... . . . ...... . . . . may :Seem uaguefg fami iar . . . Vi A' f' ' - 1 frm, f I .L-uf A 'L' lk' f A' V y b ll! C Lag, I .xv-Q1 , KL Cox I I ' L'Q c xQfPaqe 'yrxtyfsev . . , x ' ' 'A 5 gy! ' ,L,.n,L,,4L, l. 1-,5'gy,,pf,.-f 44,1 , 41 3,046 '-- iffy,-l lv gf, I . 1 L p. t I- ,iz A A ' P S i .- Lf K A5 xl. 3 5 -gr , x N N A .5 ' ' X Row A: M. Hansmann, L. Iohnson, E. Iohnson, C. Hintz, How C: I. Hagstrom, G. Gennow, B. Drewry, G. Dram- R. Geronimo, R. Iambor, I.. Hackner, L. Halweq. dahl, R. Anderson. C. Iunker, G. Hanggi, D. Beckstrom. B. Bauman. How B: L. Gutsche. D.-Iohnson. E. Berry. R. Conley, D. Row D: I. Flis, M. Iones, D. Bucher, D. Boelter, B. -HGHIICH, E- l0hnS0Kff-Id Anderson. Marquardt, R. Anderson, L. Fransen, I. Gustafson. X V g -I, I 'V V .,.. ' 1 1 A 7 6 77 Q u . t eg FQ QCOHL! flollf . 0 . The class of '45, advised by Miss sophomore year. They held regular Beckman, has proved extremely enter- business meetings, with Lester Hackner W prising. This year, besides sponsoring acting as president. Despite present a omost successful Homecoming, the wartime conditions the class decided group undertook a Leap Year dance to make preparations for the annualx which featured several ladies' choige Iunior-Senior prom. As a result of its F numbers. But apparently the boys be- ambitious efforts, the class became so A came frightened, because few appear- prosperous that it ,was able to payrfor W - ed. The 'class should also be compli- the Maroon group pictures and to X, mented for its outstanding persever- contribute to the Red Cross from its vpj L 3 ance, which it showed even during the treasury. t 7 s Q. L N-fx I f f Iunior Class Officers I M VL Wright, Vice-President, A. Rosine, Secretaryf L. Hackner, Rresident. Back How: H. Colbergf Treasurer. g fQ.? rs.. , if y flier. ffffflfli . t, K J HIGH .- - 4 Q - WIDE' T ..... Q AND HANDSOME Page sixty-eight Group l How A: D. Conley, W. Goranson E. Caliguire, M. Corbo. A. Anderson D., Anderson, P. Bregger, A. Bach man. How B.' E. Eliseuson, E. Cole, A. Helminak, R. Ehnstrom, L. Cocchia rella. R. Gagnelius, D. Beltz, B. Bonnella, T. Corbo. How C: M. Gidland, B. Iohnson, B. Iensen, D. Hansen, M. Bjostad, D. Ciernia, T. Blees, H. Bodin. Row D: I. Barone, D. Gies, W. Bracken, R. Giles, R. Haenze, W. Bauer, G. Anderson. Grqup 2-- 1 Row M. Iohnson. I. Benson, L. Culliton, . Dick an, A.,PUwO, D. Fulmo . KD -X. Q 5-Q13 A Rob-7 f B. Pqikaqbeggxv. Culllgan, M. e ham, R. Cqx rlea C. C er, M. A urson, D. Holtan. Raid: G. Vm,M4Anderson. D. nglan I. Goglin, Fl. A. Cassidy. Row D: M. Alm, A. Holm, S, Hu, gunin, C. Burton, I. Hanson, I. By- strom, I. Anderson. How E: B. Hahn, D. Ingram, P. Davis, H. Dick, D. Iohnson, E. Freiseis. Group 3 f How 1: Ft. Dahlquist, C. Johnson, B. Iohnson, M. Ewald, S. Evanson H. Carlson. Row 2: M. L. Iohnson, L. Iohnson. H. Farwell. E. Gertin, D. Iohnson B. Donby, G. Ferrozzo. How 3: A. Gregory, I. Clasen, M. Cheslock, H. Frederickson, A. Dan- isch, D. Beaubien. How 4: D. Iohnson. B. Albrecht, S. Fanger, S. Anderson, R. Gustafson, B. Gilbert, L. DeFontenay. How 5: I. Heabqrlin, I. Daugs, H. Iohnson, B. Carbone, W. Barrett, R. Indehar. Page sixty-nine Group l How A: M. Larson, B. Larson, V Genskay, M. Anderson, M. Belisle B. Anderson. Row B: F. Ciernia, O. Larsen, D. Larsen, E. Connolly, A. Hanson, D. Gramse, H. Altmann. Row C: V. Buse. L. Fcrlkerts, F Lorenz, N. Carlson, V. Heilrner, E Driscoll. I Row D: B. Eckstrorrf, K. Bredahl, A. Carlson, D. Freitag, Y. Bergstrom, I Gerber, I. Carlson. How E: B. Bentzlin, V. Dexheimer M. Bodley. C. Hansen. M. Carlson I. Anderson. I Group 2- Row A: D. Morrison, I. Monson, R Monson, E. Modiq, E. Montanari, D Kowski. Row B: L. Miller, B. Kesler, D. Lit tle, H. McAllister, D. Landucci, I Linnell, I. Kupka. Row C: M. Michels, M. Moeller, N Miller, I. Munson, A. Kirievsky, D Larson. How C: R. Lind, R. Lundqren, I Linneroolh, H. Kornqable, H. Lar sen, R. Meier. B. Mottoz, How E: N. Friberq, D. Kaufenberq K. Kislenqer, W. Magnuson, A Adamson, R. Moore. kj ,. , 1 C . Group 3 Row 15 R. McKinnon, F. Nelson, A Richie, G. Lenslad, C. Swenson, R Nardini. How 2: L. Lundberg, P. Kelsay, D Swanstrom, A. Olson, B. McMillan M. McNee, P. Robideau. Row 3: H. Mandehr, A. Skooqlun C. Marks, R. Nelson, D. St. Iohn M. Peterson. Row 4: H. Olson, D. Noreen, D Pilla, V. Maqnuson, A. Kuehner. A Pedro, W. Lunflell. How 5: I. Melzarek, I. Mellem, I Leigh, I. Norquist, L. Peterson, I Powlick. bb . lllllll .fl'l'lH . 1 Page seventy .4 SOPHOMORES Group l--How A: D. Swanson D. Stahl, S. Rasmussen, B. Swan sen, I. Nordquist, B. Swanson. Row B: M. Nelson. l. Roqers, M Nelson, G. Price, A. Sommers D. Nickols, I. Stack, Row C: N. Simmons, D. Olson M. Swanson. E. Quinn, M. Nel son, E. Roberts. How D: I, Nordstrom, I. Nelson A. Riveness, M. Solie, I. Skaar R. Romansky, W. Siege. How E: C. Nord, D. Paulson, I Stack, W. Olson, K. Nelson, R Oman, Group 2 How A: G. Olson, F Procino, L. Sie-ral-cowski, G Swanson, M. Newman, L. Swan' SOD. How B: D. Strom, P. Novak, A. Schmitz, C. Rohr, D. Swenson, K. Schwartz, D. Peterson. Row C: P. Nelson, I. Rylander, M. Peterson, M. Nelson, C. OS- terqren, E. Schetinski. Row D: L. Stabenow, B. Rinqold, D. Ostergren, I. Steane, T. Peter, L. Sandberg, A. Swanson. Row E: N. Rawlings, A. Popp, C, Sundberq, G. Rude, B. Sandquist, R. Pierre. Group 3 How A: R. Vennewitz, M. Worden, l. Testa, I. Woods beck, Y. Swanson, P. Whalen. Row B: B. Thorbus, M. Wollinf qer, M. Warttman, G. Sellner, S. Webb, D, Woodbeck, B. Walden. How C: A. Weldon, H. Thoren, P. Wallgren, R. Whorton, B. Wells, M. Tucker, G. Riley. How D: M. Williams, B. Thorson, C. Sweno, P. Whalen, M. Young, E, Schwietz. How E: D. Osterqren, T. Thorbus, L, Swenson, M. White, E. Wallin, C. Thorsen, D. Wallin. . J ' ' ullllllgl' fo yllll Page scvenlyrone- H Q . .1 NX Q 5 yt xr .1 3 X4 ,N X Nt xx it X X N x 3 X1 X Y X if X it Q W 'S X f, l'jf2 f, gf. SOPHOMORE CLASS a Ioan Heaberlin, Treas. Bob Ringold. V. Pres.: Ioe Norq K Donn Y91 .1W1 Yff MU r ljrl lj! ff I l 1 D X 'f R K ll!! V XM Q XJ f1 J JXJKH mtl mf L 1 JJ it, 7111 by fjtlv ,1,' 12, ff ff wx I tj if J M fl KJ lj X1 K I . . , 1 U 11 1- t 1 W 1 lb' ffl! I! I 1A . lv Jw! up A V ,,, D V1 J .11 . JJJWIW DJJ 1..l1 ' . cc 11 if NVQ? yi 1'-41 jwjfwwfl M ld anal Kamik? 'l dlp jf 1 1 by Although it was not organized until the first month of the second semester. the sophomore class promises to sur- pass all previous groups. Under the guidance of Mrs. Vold, also a new- comer in Iohnson, the Sophs set up a well-organized and highly efficient gov- ernment. Besides the regular officers, this class elected a board of three. which acts in an advisory capacity. The present members are Dick Oman, Ruth Romanski, and Delores Morrison. When election time comes, the officers whose term has ended automatically form the board for the following year. This benefits the' new officers: they have the experience of the others to draw upon for help and guidance. Another new feature in the class is its constitution. Besides all these innova- tions, the class has established a new committee on activities whose function it is to plan class meetings and other projects. Bob Indehar, Dick Beltz, Con- nie Callendar, and Don Torgerson make up this group. With so many good ideas and such a fine start, the class of '46 should set a new standard for Iohnson High Sophomores. H gi, 1, f 'lf' A . J 1 W1 WJ, -71...a.,, .., . 1 L1 12.-we we 1 .Wes i' 'Dil fl ,fi J,,,-jg 1,1 .1 A J 4,u-fo-fa.A'L- . Paqe sevenfy-two ' . f ' X .x ,X ' Wu fvfarzy H 0000 DOBTS y , iff . A 1, I x 9 We an' D0 X,JoLHdr1'Y you P as QW X . . A ,K fn ,mm H D I Ve doai k 54 A Q H knddw, dwe 4 Two, I fiugb-??f andjllge Words? Sound queer Unny 'tO the -L... lf! t Page seventy-four NOVEMBERW 1 'I llc ,yv l1'L. DECEMBER . , .X X X X ago 214 9 mfg... ff SEPTEMBER ' Oh, how T hate to get up in the morning! It looks as if we'll have to get busy with the big red apples-we have four new teachers: Miss Callahan is back also. These hour study periods offer a swell chance to catch up on your sleep: but, honestly, classes s lm endless. OCTOBER 6 f Our first assembly hit the spot. Howard Cleaves, a noted author, let us in on all the tricks for photographing wild life. tanimall Were we shocked by the deserted streets downtown after the game! It couldn't be the curfew! A Student Council committee has undertaken a series of weekly Penny Balls, which offer a swell chance for everyone to learn the Lindy. - Whiz! ! ! !! Our speedy track team walked away with the city cross country meet. We came puttin' into class about nine this morning, after plowing through snow tha-a-at deep! I The jive music provided by Frank Sheer's hepcats at Homecoming was plenty solid. Glenn Marriss gave us a glimpse of the magic of science: we may not be on the beam scientifically speaking, but ------- lsigh.! End of suspense. The mystery queen was crowned at the Corona- tion Ball, winding up the P.T.A.'s membership drive. She is soph Donna I. Peterson. Wbxall hwa supler time atQtl1e Mh.S.P.A. convention held Ext the U. 'The dem prog-rarrnncludad several lectures, a rribvie, a stage revue, and Qdance. Bat did we .hdve lun getting lost! - -Girls from the caxacingdclosses hdye the real- Christrnas-spirit. lg Jllith the help of lVliss'Sallal1um they are--makiing fruit cakes to , X . send toxour 'lmsgrads who are in thexervice. . u 1. N , x , .ION Snow Bgll! floolg outJ.,The girls' club has really worked hard to make thidancexa sufess. ', X + ' - .' X . - - ' 22 This. evening tl-gem choir gathered Nat the depot and sang carols dnformally. 1 N, C ' E' , ,.. - 'x i . X 5 'Y 5 '. N ,X X . , x -- X . - Q . h I .-M 15. S i N 5 . Q N -s x YW Wing 0, of 344 A , 524 V - IANUARY 'Q adn' 3 Back poundin' books after an unbelievable snowless Christmas. 12 The girls are swoonin' all over today-Higher and Higher, starring Frankie lFreddy McGurglel Sinatra, opened at the Paramount last night. 17 Our visiting servicemen, who stroll through the halls so non- chalantly, must be very brave. Don't they know it's Leap Year? 26 The last mid-year grads held their commencement program in the school auditorium-a sad parting. A A JL M fr FEBRUARY filwyff-'Z j'57AffVj ff 'Ml ' 9 Maroon pictures . . .tithe suitcoat progeers are in the groove. 15 We are very proud of Lucky Ioe Norquist, sophomore president, who will represent Iohnson in Boston when the cruiser St. Paul is launched. 23 Shouts and cheers rocked the school when we were given an unexpected day off-thanks to the boiler. 29 The kids in sixth period study just adore Mr. Smiley. Today he kept them after school for six agonizing minutes. MARCH 2 The Red Cross drive started off with a bang. The movies showed us what an important job our money can do to help. 4 Yeahhh, gym team! I I Everyone is admiring the trophy that our supermen received for winning the Northwest meet. 10 Our amateur experts on world afiairs really started us thinking C?l after the Iunior Town Meeting. 17 Miss Smith caught the seniors oft guard. After the shock, we stumbled across the stage and fell into place on the honor roll. 27 Easter bonnets and snow boots! tsk, tsk! 31 We took a deep breath, crossed our fingers. and sent the Maroon to press. So ends my log of another year aboard the U. S. S. Iohnson. I, fi , Qffiwf L op , APRIL X ' I , gy ' cf 14 l. S. Play. de I 'LAX Vxfatvfz-Mfv' K7 04' f 6' L 1 MAY -if - .swf U-fl s L ll, 12 Operetta. T , 26 Band Concert. ULQDUVV ',Lb,y,.3 . rd lUNE K K' ll U51 I f Ls ' - L l4 Commencement. 1' 1-KHX., ' ' 4 64,1-K If IQLJTTY bARLsoN -HY ,J SKK OJ 49:09 -sg- - I f PAL intl' Page seventy-live g0u,1,4'5f euvbxes . SUGRR! fb 427 l. 6 fx Basement Th e pause T haf Coal RE' Fkffues k I d .fall 'Three Wkh T hose SWKXQS .51 uma g Drank 'fo me, only if The T In-no'm edges., -Ss Row pp , . A,! X 3-.N Q.. xv . fl E 1.5! 'XWX bqlu 5 fp X715 if :L V A, aj A , m l xh J T . ,A ff? ,W 4gQ,f2 f fffWf+ W' U 1'i' x IV i, . dir! 0? .QL Mfff if W W , . . M Q' 5 'E .j L. W A 6 5 ' ff ffaff' iivgiefw-Tf,f: fufi--W TYZY 62 W7wff. '24- '-'QMMC b X X W W ',, WNW M QW ff H Q .,A , W if W WW k gg 4,f35, - N l j J M , pg l M I MQ' if 1 kbdfvjufu- 341,-l ? Ueffid el ff ,z,.,,,, M X Abigail eauty Shop .... ....... ,....................... ....... . 8 7 Aichele ue Co. .... .... ..... ....... J ..... . 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I, VVc1n Buren 4 1187 Pcgy . f Near Mcrr f 1 1 eighty-four f Becznlllgggsognji UQ E Vgff eYo F-eds , if 5 t ur I1 n Q ch 'd's y Go ds Ou ountain ' QL Q ' Compl t Drug Sore rvi Notzons, derw , Ho ' N X 11' 'HMI vzfw. N 1 Pcx AVSII 9 Qteiczl' og. Q qi H- - -gl nnils 5 1 x 1 rf-Yr f E xy in r t t W Q ity at? d Gro eries Low Prices ggi? 6 Iv Street, corn33'Pcryne gg? MQ Nolens De1Vo1ens V V ff 4 r v r 5 ,M far M1 iz? re. M Wie M 1 'M V!! Us-Q1 X o sor . W 5f'fVjfWy?qVmp W iffy rify Ir r fd: W. A 1U ! Fnyiyjjbp, MQ? rf r f gwyglb. .uf W N ywbqg vii WAjfMwTIME on xl l O Win TQWKUAARCHES oN! I ir ir af Once again the Northwestern State Bank extends gre t' and congratulations to Iohnson High c o l raduates. You are to be commended on ac ievements and on your perseverance dur- g these unsettled War times. As time goes by, you will be the leaders in your, corrirnunity-education is the tool with which you can carve out success. I Some of you may enter the business world now, some of you may continue educational pursuits, and some of you may soon enter the service of our country. To all of you We at the Northwestern State Bank wish the best df luck. . You y . ' ' 4- ' to PGY state ' - . . x brits gain men I 1 as on we NOW? we mend 0 A , D . Ki X1 wxces. X W Cos. iecoiii GQ, PHD mcome Linking Ffa. Yorx shack. we uhoye ddble b r Sean eiiona KYO G 0? ' P L Xneeixtgipeutg gggxpnq bil E Q me memo QH Ga t ' Nl QPSK 'ffuf new xl VJ P- SBBQXCESBEQUXBYGDUSYJ . E ps I ONIHXX BLANC XJXCEYO 'K NO Nt MUN B we SEB YOSW 0 IC NORTHWESTERN STATE BANK 919 E. 7th STREET - STQPAUL MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ' Page eighty-six I X , J M , f X , gm f A .f 'LCM f ' fi , , Ab1ga11 3? f e ys iuggc 1on6r 1 1 Pg awerslziahzg K ' J otions 1 KJV G g 7 . 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' 4 E LOYAL ORDER fat 'MOOSE ' A 647 York Avenue . x , r PHALEN PARK GROCERY TO wer 3736 I A g H E HLCOK POR B IACK SPRAT FOOD STORE , ' 1187 Arcade Street , TOwer 3737 f ' ' and. Lorentzson 2 X LUE AND YELLOW FRONT ' ' 1 1 Paper, Calrnenson ci CO. STEEL WAREHOUSE ' ,-'N' ES REINFORCING STEEL - RAIL - BARS- STRUCTURAL SHAP 1- PLATES - ,SHEETS - TRACK SUPPLIES 975 East Seventh Street ' g M Saint Paul, Minnesota g ' P Telephone TOwer 4200 T x DELCO STOKERS and CDIL BURNERS1 ' P I 1 Compliments fgkp of WWSQZ fl g Griffin Wheel F i idaire Refrigerators COmpanY ' I 9 Electric Ranges - Hot Water Heaters 1 , Tower 2170 I X x Page eighty-eight ,I tx fl! M PM - IA H XVWN l!N A 4. 4, , .3 , f-my Y P7 X it My 1 4 n ,-A. A . 1 5 'L . jxf A r ' is r lv W QUANS-ere, J ,'.. , af . 4- , I,-is Af'g',,M' l J J-la... 1 . K ' 1 I lone.wWarner Q . ' XI' Shyrle Mueller 1 ' s' - J ' V K J'-L . 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A ' - - X I We employ no solicitors but those who are interested in a business training are urged to visit the school to inspect the facilities and the work of the students. You will find the Rasmussen School a superior business training institution-high grade courses. large faculty, select students. modern equipment. wholesome surroundings. Free employment department for graduates. Forty-fourth year. - x Our Summer School Offers Special Advantages to High School Students 63 East Fifth Saint Paul, Street Minnesota neu- Cedar L Cedar 5333 PRACTICAL BUSINESS SCHOOL iff' ' ' . ' ff! W: ff y y New Typewriters experts with plenty of parts! t 77 Endicott Arcade CE dar 5378 l Page n nely three T . . . You can have your old one fixed by Woodstock Typewriter Co fv 2:2 3 547 1 OO mmer ro11 cmd you this dist' c 1on Fa OI' 59' 'I'e1'eph de Iptl of ou-r d18 E ts COU1' 6 K .S Q N Q Q 3 N Q Q Q Q 5 QA 'E Q S 5 Q N Y I Illlllllllll ' . flllllllllflllf , S. CABLE .' V ':'A Q S? 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