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

 - Class of 1945

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JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL ,pf St. Paul, Minnesota -CQQX JV' ...- , EO QSO eff r . N -N 5 E S 1 . - if 2 ' uf E, ,, 4X i If- 22? ' V' STAFF J Editor-in-Chief ..,..,.... ..4...,. ....,,. R o bert Bsdieff . 0-P Advertising Manager ....... ..... C onnie Benson ? dl? F . 'JW A8ubscription Sales Manager . . . .....,,..... Marilyn Kramer ' -e ' Sig d rf wrt Editor ...,,..A.....,.. ..,...,.......... J oan Palmer 2 ,f ' 4 I Z , ,Eotagyapbers ..,........., ..... H elen Sedin, Howard Woon f X' ' ts .....,,..,...,...........A..... Bob Marquardt do 94 Xgffffl'-19, Cy, aff' ff P W,3WffW vffgfwf 0 Jac, QOOJJ ffmaevm we Jz7zcere4 and gcafonazfegf de-JbacQ M6 X945 CMIUOQ. r Jezferof yearf JA fu Clieczgecj Ofg, Aye, Ofycj ,oozfgefy OAQQJQA 7501 ewan iz, Mfg .,f!,mO, ifyizgtj ag Qr CZ:-nv Cq062l0QOj zz.r,- UHCJ Aff c21z,!Aa.r20Jf'2z war O22 192.1 irozfofz tfo ever one f ,o jf w 0 wow 76l 41720'k GIZOWA 4: worfg under Wt: GQOQCIOZ qofreci Ofe kr If 02 Jeygf jg !Q kfOfd?12OUl'!2 Ora! Z!Q12zee!09f QQ? 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Y 9 I F SLQXDGQXERBJ Q UESQQQ ADQLAL .G ,CDA Qklgx Zj.jb'nJU 'I'S EXQ-X. ,A 0.9-.Dx cs.,LQJ ?'o,9..U-'V 'Du-Q, G 4 Q- I wg KCLCLQQKX BQTWE V Lbs N Q A rqcvs-KS' LM N UL L,V -'X .1 ' fx W1 b ,Qi 'Q ' DLT 4, . , I9 4 'Ili X.,-.fi .vi 1, Sa,++fcal.EN xx THE AD INISTRATIGNS ' M W QCIYQG.-. GS n QJQN 1 0 J 9,-'bf wlffvjw x KJ -V J J J-N ,ul ,f if 44' MR. RGBERT DIEI-IL, Principal A k. f 1- -? ..,,, MR. FRANKLYN BLUME, MISS EDNA MOORE, Assistant Principal Dean of Girls ' , H' lx ' 'N X. lk U M' M ' KWQXXX 2 . K Nix klxvgb P esxx P X 5' 5 4 ' Q Y -' I Q ,Xa Q ,NK Jdwx EVMJQAW Lil, 'QI Ypmga, k,La5AX-MK x. S311 - - Faculty Members. Front Row: Miss Verna Taclcels, Miss Mabel Ostergren, Miss Marion Boggs, Miss Rose Moosbrugger. Row 2: Miss Minnie Schuette, Miss Margaret Downing, Mr. Kenneth Koch, Mr. Reuben Gustafson, Miss Frances Collins. fl Well I declare . . . f A9 DQQXQQ iss Boggs-Art, Pottery, Spectrum, Miss Ostergren- ist r rage ' Miss Schuette - Stenography, Student Miss Brennan-English Council Miss Buist-Librarian , Miss Taclcels-English, Latin, Latin Club Miss Collins-English Miss Downing-Social Studies, History, National- Honor Society, Radio Broadcasting Miss Gillcey-School Nurse Mr. Gustafson-Chemistry, Shop Math- ematics, Physics, Hockey, Football, Baseball, J Club ' Mr. Koch-History, Traffic Squad Miss Moosbrugger--English, Maroon Miss Gilkey ' . ' P ge Faculty Members. Front Row: Miss Mary Chapin, Mr. Charles Anderson, Mrs. Delores Vold, Miss Lulu Mellem. Roni 2: Miss Grace Bienhoff, Mr. Alfred Johnson, Miss Marion I-Iaigh, Miss Edith Beckman. Scandzha VIZZ715 evegfwheref Mr. Anderson-Machine Shop Miss Beckman-Typing, Senior Class Adviser Miss Bienlioff-History Mr. Bond-Mathematics Miss Callahan-Social and Family Rela- tions, Homemalcing, Guidance, Cheer Leaders, Costumes Miss Chapin-Chemistry, Homemalcing, Social and Family Relations, Guid- ance, Sophomore Class Adviser Miss Dvoralc-Ofhce Clerk Miss Freuchtel - English, Expression, Masquers Missgdaigh--English, Guidance, Girl ReservCS Mr. johnson-Home Planning, Mechan- ical Drawing Miss Mellem-Social Studies, History Miss Smith-Home Visitor and Registrar Mrs. Vold-Mathematics, junior Class Adviser Miss Dvorak and Miss Smith x , Q-5. Pa e 11 CK su M14 UXQ, , Faculty members. Front Row: Mrs. Eleanor Adams, Mr. Sam Ralston, Mr. Hugh Gibbons, Mr. Marshall Westerlund, Miss Lillian Nelson. Row 2: Mrs. Marie Simmons, Mr. Herman Bergh, Miss Leona Striclcler, Mr. jence Hall. WM? M 'Q QQ W. Y Carlsong Pelersom . . E ff Q o Miss Adams 'A lish G 5 If Mr. Berg -lu . : dies, History Tennis IJ Miss Daily-Engli f ish Student Council Gibbons Ban Sword' Ha Wood p f .A t , Al S g- . - f of ff Golf .-fi for Sports, 5. 6 K. 7 ,s A Mr. ' - l MF. . n Mr. Knowles-Print Shop, Typo-Quad Miss Nelson-Vocal Music Mr, Peller-Physical Education, Basket- Mrs. Simmons - English, Journalism, Courier Miss Srrickler-Bookkeeping, Red Cross Mr. Torwiclc-Biology, English Mr. Westerlund-- Aeronautics, Physics, Senior Science ball, Track Mr. Ralston-History, Economic Geogra- PHY Miss Daily I - Q E - Page nine AJGV1 CQ-19' 941 .. Page ten Mr. Blume has moved!!! After carrying on business for two weeks in 103, it was quite a thrill to go back to a recently remodeled office which has resulted in more efficient and more rapid worlc. And all the rem During the fifth period Miss Haigh, our guidance director, interviews pupils and tries to adjust them to the ways of our school. She also administers the tests required in the file of each pupil, such as the LQ, Test. Along with the regular duties of the office girls, Miss Chapin and the sixth In the spring after the six weeks tram- period girls work on the student Place- ing, this year's group celebrated with a ment service. This service finds part time Picnic at Battle Creek' The real reward' jobs for students that have satisfactory though' Came when Mr' Blume gave a grades and are capable of handling both SUPCY hamburger ffl' at his home. Then school and outside work. they felt properly initiated. MR, BLUME'S OFFICE FORCE Front Row: B. Franta, C. Hintz, D. Kaspyrzak, Mr. F. Blume, Assistant Principal, G. Michaud, M. Wol- fingcr, C. Benson. Ron' 2: B. Wickman, C. Westlock, P. Boerner, C. Tasler, W. Smith, E. Erickson, T. Kennedy, M. Anderson lyW l Wllilfilllfill li 'johnson calling . , You know when you have to get up in the middle of the night and feel your way to school? Well, it's the young ladies of the office force who are responsible. Oh, those old 7:45,s! How we love 'eml The mg, a e rel e, ca ho , fil and o the any er uties n s- sary uve s a in e y t X , i llflffllff is rf training of the girls is under the super- vision of Miss Smith, Home Visitor and Registrar, and Miss Dvorak, Clerk, who choose candidates on the basis of resource- fulness, regularity of attendance, depend- ability, and courtesy. During the day these girls make out the absence report, record wise it l be s ' o If , t hi ggi , y 'd X bett t the o e to c a m it. ther- l d 1 he s f t X unclaimed arti s in t anmqk b R33 sale, whic ' held 1 the ca eteygnch spring. Th rno earn at these sales is given to somex such as the Red Cross. l MAIN OFFICE FORCE First Row: Marilyn Kramer, Miss Dvorak, Miss Smith, Anita Rosine. Second Row: Alexandra Kirievsky, Doris Whyte, Betty Larson, Joy Nelson, Bonnie Perfztto, Jean Hobbins. Page e1even Page t Vzgog and ZEJL Wfvere Ann Thou? 1 ' ' xx ' X 'Tea-table ftiquefle V s. 'Q h i ' 'J Q x I ' -X N Q ' - 1 A Couple of.Cut-ups say, Ah-h-lw. ' b 1' ,J M! My f ' ff 1 1 !gJ v,,l1,l'-' rw! 'Aft , A ' if X JJ' 'JJ 3'-' A I yi., l 4, y ,I j ,ij I' i ' f ' , 5 f ,V ' ?Yjet,,d? ffiykfl god! f Oh, Loolzyat the Leggfon tlJqlI4bl6,l Fits Like a Glove ffgggiwf FQ, ,J Dorsey, of come MTV wffvff' 1 ' + -I fl J! ' X' ,Lu .f ff iff, I- ' 114' Q, f iff' if jf' ' fl J , if H 'fair' Lf, ,V ' ' 'Q4 1 3 f!. f' R .J 4 f' nl,-4 h MW W f P , J f L 2 :Ui ,ffu V VA' rr ,j- g, ,I 'f 1 PM fx 'Q' ,I 1 I l I x! f, W' ,Q ,',ff7,T ,v f ' I, mf' .f N ' I . L . do , .f I ,Q +3 X- X gxggffgsxggis Q S ?5 45?SW5 MQ? 65 Si is ' I , 1, 5 ii dfgyggi Q 7 , , 1 . ' Ask LZ SCd71dIt76lVItl7Z,' Cueing jim The Beat, Beat, Beat . . U Solid, hula? 41' Bats in your biology Power Plants ug. ,. I fi? e ?X ' Q E::Q I . lx Miss Moore's office---rs f A Q ms Otlrer Wife,' Page fifteen 9 4 He 71 know what it means. ' What Do You Think? Don? Sflfk Me Blitlve Spirit ICourtesy of B. GJ IIZ of 1,3 of I 4 Equals? 2 plus 2 equals 4 plus 6 equals I0 plus 8 equals I8 plus elf. 4 Guiding Light Double Duty Cagey, eh? Page sixtee .M ,,,,, if .C 1 I 4, V If J ' . ' . ' ., V -X ' X M ' Q Q f? fL X Q! N D I 11' Qcffiif of L4 2 W 0-1 fb 1 X I -2-. Q55 of f--fi llf if fkfff R hz fy 5, .fi w I . x My if If Q ss. .N 'X f' bl 4 4 x 3,0 -. . nz'-4fW0'if'6 'yLG4, Jybvwm, V W!!-ZZL 7:Lf5'S . 1 fb' FA ,5,,1,,44,gff-0'-P14 , MVSTWNMWV WMF f 4'i - M10 JMwy q ,,fy.,berfv1ZK , pppfeaxfvl- I j' 9Qq N v-. 24 M M MMM dx, f fig! 'V ' V 5 If 6 ' y f f . MVA W! f V W ,M W W YE' ' x . gf. xy, ' ' . , J, WM l WJ ' fi T 'W ' , 7 W L, ff Q1 1 A f W ,ggf I ff VJ., M - 0 'z ., , 1. ' 1. .M V .. c ' .. 'XJ .. 4. . . ' 'WLM '5 1 9 il . I I ..' '. 4 t.. 4 :- 'P ,. 1 .L f . 3 . in I .hl 'vii AH 1 Yyfzv .H . 4 1 , l . 'U -, 17.- .'-q A Q 1- awww WS-b , v . , . xv. A '52 'a 'N fx Y 1,.'T3 f.'f,V -is .g ' ,iq--N was f r 1 Y a 'i YQSLEL A A x I. Lf 7 M i .W 4 T -.U I yi .v,., J V. T ROY ABRAHAMSON-Spectrum Club, Tennis Team, Maroon Arr staff, ska Team. . . KENNETH AHL- STROM . . . DANIEL AL HELEN ALBRECI-IT-Girl Reserves. 5 FVEBY-Baseball Team .... EUGENE ALTMAN-Cross Country Team .... AUDREY AND- ERSON-Lati n Club, Pan-American League. CARMEN ANDERSON-Student Council, Av Choir, Maroon Literary Staff, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Secretary of Latin Club . . . . DALE ANDERSON .... DONALD ANDERSON-Band. DOROTHY omg Kei , be cn- we-eff ANDERSON-Spectrum .... MARGUER- ITE ANDERSON-Latin Club .... MARION AND- ERSON-Bancl, Girl's Club. ICI-IARD ANDERSON-NB . Team Football, eam .... ROGER ANDERSON-Gym Team, Swim Te .... VIRGI ANDERSON. , x M33 59? TN ' ' I 3 wir L Qt. p - JOAN BADEN-President of Girl's'Club, Band, Presi dent of G. A. BARRY . . Courier, Girl,s O oo A l: A., Student Council, Masquers .... JAMES . . WANDA BATCI-IELDER- An Choir, Club, G. A. A., Latin Club. GLENYCE BAUER--Student Council, Red Cross, Pan-American League, Editor-in-Chief of Courier .... WILLIAM BAUMAN- Band, I-Ii-Y, Pan-American League, Gym Team .... RICHARD BECKSTROM- Basketball Team, Tennis Team, Courier' SGH, A Cboir. Oh, the much fun! Page seventeen J' f 'll .alll gl 3 l :ff Q' A in F f'5l 'il' lr. A X ,4..' e.- , 6 '57 N A . 63 FJ I 5 f. Poge eighteen AEJ CONSTANCE BENSON-Latin Club, Student Council, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Advertising Manager of Maroon Staff . . . . CURTICE BERGMAN-Ski Team . . . . JOYCE BISHOP-Girl's Club, G. A. A., Masquers, Socacwogs. PAUL BLOOM-Masquers, 1944 S. Play .... ROGER BLOMQUIST-Student Council, Hi-Y, Latin Club . . . ROBERT BLOSSOM-Gym Team, Baseball, Red Cross, Latin Club. RICHARD BOELTER .... PATRICIA BOERNER- Zenith, Girl's Club .... RUTH BOHN-Masquers, Latin Club, Zenith. ROBERT BONNE-Hockey Captain, Editor-in-Chief of Maroon, Secretary of National Honor Society, Pickers, Vice President of Hi-Y .... GERALD BROCKWAY-Band, Football, Manager of Hockey Team . . . RAY BROWNE. DONALD BUCHER-Football, Basketball, Track . . BETTY LOU BUETOW-Latin Club, Pan-American League, Av Choir .... BETTY CELSKL AUDREY CIERNIA-Masquers . . . . LOIS CLEM- ENTS-Zenith, Girl's Club, Pan-American League, Socac- wogs .... ROBERT CONLEY- Bw Team Basketball. BETTY COX-President of Pan-American q League, Vice President of Girl's Club, 1944 J. S. Play, Masquers, President of Socacwogs , f . . . . ARLEEN DAHLBY-Courier Staff, ' Spectrum, Pan-American League, Red Cross, ..., Bowling Club .... BARBARA DE FON. TENAY-Band, Girl's Club, Pan-American 0 Leag , . A. A., Socacwogs. . . . all the time! all the time. ' 1' .ca-6 E A-A 1 w--'- A' '7zfvC. ff -'7 w E 06222, ER1cKsoN-HEY, President of Latin Club. M Q VIRGINIA DEMCZUK-Typo-Quad . . . . BETTY DENESEN .... CAROLYN DESLER-Latin Club. on gl, ELSIE DE VAI-IL-Girl's Club .... KATHLEEN DICK . . . . AMATO DI COSIMO-I-Ioclcey. EMELIA DINZEO-Courier Staff, Typo-Quad .... KATHRYN DIXON-Red Cross, Latin Club, Girl Re- serves, Socacwogs .... DANIEL DONOVAN-Baslceb ball, Red Cross. DENVER DOVICK-Football, Hockey, Tracle ..,. . to 6. GEORGE DRAMDAHL-Track, BU Foozball, Red--C - I ',-, 'G Pan-American League .,. '. . BEVERLY DREWRY,, irl Reserves, Masquers, Bowling Ski Q I :II '-:T .,. ,E .1 4l f - ' v- 1 Q V 1 , .' . 7 ,ll L J! A JEROME' ECKSTROM-Typb-Quad . . ,VJIMARILYN EGGERT-Vice President, Qcretary of Masquers, Student Council, Spectrum, 1943 S. Play, Quill 66 Scroll .... AUDREY EGNER-Girl Reserves, Treasurer of Girlls Club, Red Cross, Masquers, Latin Club. JOHN EMKOVIK-Football, I-Ioclcey, Golf .... BETTY ENGEBRETSON-President of Girl Reserves, Band, Stu- clenr Council, Maroon Staff .,.. MARCELLA ENGER. EDITH ERICKSEN .... GERALD ERICKSON-Baseball . . . . GLENN Bottleneck and Stitches ff- I Page nineteen l - n Ji. . ,l lr -if W '9 41 911 H. E for x K Page twenty W , x . , 'S' ah 3 53 x '15 HARRIET ERICKSON-UA Choir, Red Cross .... GERALD EWALD-Track .... MARGERY EYINCK- Business Manager of Courier, Pan-American League, Quill 'Sl Scroll. AUDREY FERCELLO-Secretary of G. A. A., Girl Re- serves, Courier Staff, JH Club .... ELLSWORTH FISH- ER-Gym Team, Track, Pan-American League .... PEGGY FISHER- An Choir, Masquers, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. ARNOLD FLAA-Boooboll, Foofboll, Hockey .... Jos- EPH FLIS-Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country Team .... LUCILLE FRANCE-Zenith, Masquers. SHIRLEY FRANCEEN-Zenitli, A Choir, Girl Reserves, Girl's Club, Socacwogs .... PHYLLIS FRANKLIN- Girl Reserves, Red Cross, Latin Club, Pan-American League . . . . LEONARD FRANSEN-Band. WW oaowot Wifi Ufyww ,Jr Egfliw I RA A, RANTA-Tfozffao ' f f . ITNFV x EUGENE GENNARO-Spectrum, National Honor Soci- ety, Maroon Staff, Winner of Sophomore Award .... GERALDINE GENNOW-Red Cross, G. A. A. . . FRANK GENOVA-Basketball. ROSE GERONIME .... PHYLLIS GIL- 'lb f Av STAD-President of National Honor Soci- ! 1 ety, Vice President of Red Cross, Secretary 4 Q as 72, D 'P and Social Chairman of Girl Reserves, Maroon Q Staff, A Choir .... BERNICE GOD- LESKI. R Gravel Gertie AEJF- i f, I NOREEN GONSTOR-Girl Reserves, NAU Choir .... IRMA GREIFZU .... GENE GRUFMAN. if if 1 QL W0 1 7 Vw . fjjtd Q 5,Q!d0q,4,4Vff X M4 K W X, ,- ,- JAMES GUSTAFSON-Latin . . LESTER HACK- NER-Presiclent of junior Class, A Choir, Treasurer Mas- p W M quers, Pan-American League .... ROBERT HAGAN. INGVAR HAGSTROM-Hockey, Swimming, Spectrum, A -egi 'V -H--v Mmm Am smff .... GERALD HANGGI-Latin Club Q . . . . CHARLES HANSEN. ' M ' 951 n 435 CHARLOTTE HANSEN .... DANIEL HANSEN- Football, Hockey, Pan-American League .... ROBERT HANSEN-Bowling Club. K MARCIA HANSMANN-Student Council, Zenith .... GLORIA HANSON-Girl Reserves, Bowling Club, Latin Club, Masquers .... DONNA HAUGEN--Band, Courier, Pan-American League. 1 LOIS HED-Masquers .... DOROTHY HERMAN- A Choir, Girlls Club, Zenith, Socacwogs .... JOHN HEROLD-Traffic Force, Cross Country Team. CAROL HINTZ-Girl's Club, Courier Staff, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Red Cross, Quill 66 l Scroll .... LOUISE HORNUNG-Red Cross, Zenith .... LOUCRETA HOSTET- LER. Dorff Fence Me Inv Page twenty-one i fi -1 M5 K DORIS HOULE-Girl's Club, Masquers .... SHIRLEY HUBACK-G. A. A., C1irl's Club, Latin Club, Masquers . . . . CLARION IVERSON-Typo-Quad. RITA JAMBOR-Girl Reserves, Red Cross .... ADELE JOHNSON-- AH Choir, Pan-American League, Masquers, Girl Reserve Cabinet .... BETTE JOHNSON-Girl's Club. I f A1 - 5 I 6- v- K .Ut J! 4 ,N XA,,kV4LA ' Q nf 'f fd-ag A - 1 ' 'T vkw I I .ffvt . --1 , CURTIS JOHNSON .... DONNA JOHNSON-Latin Club .... DORIS ANN JOHNSON-Stage, Treasurer of Zenith, G. A. A., Girl's Club. DOROTHY JOHNSON- AI' Choir .... EARL IVI. JOHNSON-Cross Country Team, Hockey, Red Cross, Masquers, Track .... EARLYS JOHNSON-Masquers, Girl Reserves. I 0 . . XQP I FORREST JOHNSON-Golf, -Ame ' n e, ' Cross .... GLORI JOH S -Z .. AR JOHNSON e ISA iwi Teamgxgn-Qgme can gue. ' x KX 3 I jf Ny . yy HOWAR I so oek Fo au, Tennis, Vice President of. rin -. ARL OHINJSUISI- Typo-Quad, 'JxKSl.:.lb, Pa ericanL ue,G. .A .... . PATRICIA JOH so Pan- ma A ag Cg,Q+fv Staff, Quill 61 Scroll., .X RICHARD JOHNSON - Track, Typo- xc Quad, Basketball .... VERNON JOHN- SON .... VICTOR JOHNSON. L, U. lil 5 95. Rum and Cokev . I. Q v 4+ ,fan Q .xbT:fK-, . V E 8 MURRAY JONES .... CAROLE -IUNKER-Zenitlu, 'QAM Clioir, Girl's Club, Socacwogs .... WILFRED JYR- KAS. . 4 Z - - f- -' I 1 , if I 1 A L 4, ,ff lf A -,e'- LORA' K A I -T easuxf of Senior-Class ' quad ff CND AS ZAK--Secretary of Zeni , Win- ner? Sowymoge J . . IIH-IA Zenir , - A ' A - if-ff-' -1- 5 4 .... , TZ. , --1 .J U -'. I 'A ---',' ryan 1.1.1 f , .--1-f-H ,.e..a,,, H ,ja I I THERESA KENNEDY' .... THOMAS KIPKA' . . . CATHERINE KOLBO-G. A. A., Masquers, Parf-Ameri- canfleeague, Courier Staff, Socacwogs. 4 ,L .,-rf. 4V,,f 'f...X., ffff .,. 9 I 4,40 J., 4111- 1 m4x4D ffaldit r ,,.f . R ' 1 he J . , 4 ,Q f ,Q 40-14 a 5,1 Lk DOROTHY KOLLMER-Latin lub, Red Cross, Courier Sfff, ' segves, V . . MARIL Y KISABSER-Lati lub, Vice sident of Girl,'Reservg, Subscription 'Salt anager of Maroon, Red Cross . . JOYCE K GERLMasquers, GPA, As'gAE4Eli6iifA5liqg Ergsi ent of ed Cr A l ,AA l, -, if , 5'-R, ,A ,J,, ples, ff' -. Y It . DOROTHY KROHN - C0w,,?'sfa1f'Paf.-Afmemn League, G. A. A., Zenith, Student Council .... RICHARD KRON-Football, Baseball, Hi-Y .... LORRAINE KUEI-IN. ROGER KUEHN .... MERLIN KVAAL--Nlasquers, J. S. Play of 1944, Spectrum, Pan-American League, Hi-Y . . . . BEVERLY LA BARRE-Courier, Red Cross, Girl Reserves. BETTY LARSEN-Secretary Latin Cluln, Girl Reserve Cabinet .... EVELYN LAR- A G SON-Secretar of Latin Club Red Cross Y , , Q Student Council, Spectrum, Maroon Staff ,gf .... GENEVIEVE LARSON- A,, Choir, VJ Red Cross, Girl Reserves, Masquers. Going My Way QQ' I ff 5 . G Uv W N 4- 1 Page twenty-four GLORIA LARSON-Masquers, Girl's Club .... LE ROY LARSON-Band .,.. SHIRLEY LAU-Latin Club,. A Student Council. LEHMAN .... JOHN LINGLE .... LA LONDIN-Zenith, G. A. A., Masquets, Socac- BETTY LONGBEH rum, Red Cross, Courier Staff, Quill and Scro .... AL A LUND-Zenith, G. A. A., Masquers, Socac ogs .... P TRICIA LUNDGREN- Pan-American Lea e. CATHERINE MCC KEY uricr St Zenith, T o- Quad, Socacwogs .... ARG R T ANN c - Student Council .... HYLL CKAIG es G. A. A., Latin Clu I7 QW ELEANOR McKINNON- A Choir .... ALERY IVICKUSKY-G. A. A., Pan-American Leag VERNE IVIANTOEN-Red Cross, Vice Presi t o enitli, Masquers, Girl's Club. ROBERT IVIARQUARDT-Football, Track, Maroon Staff, National Honor Society, Cross Country Team .... DON- ALD MARRONE-Masquers, Track, Red Cross .... GERANE MATHISON-Latin Club, NAI' Choir, Girl's Clulw. BERNADINE MAZURKIEWICZ-Latin Club,Zenitli .... RITA MEHSIKOMER- 'Qs ' Zenith, Masquers, Typo-Quad, G. A. A., A Girl's Club .... IDA METTLING- A Choir, Pan-American League. ifif f A Tree Grows in Brooklyn WILLIAM METZGER-Football, Hockey, Baseball, Presi- dent of Student Council, Traffic Squad .... GERALDINE MICHAUD .... DELORES MINAR-Latin Club, Mas- quers, Red Cross. DONNA MOORE-Courier Staff, Pan-American League, Quill and Scroll .... MARY MOORE-Courier Staff, Girl Reserves, An Choir, Latin Club, Quill and Scroll .... MYRNA MORET. 5,44 g MARLETTE MORTENSEN .... JUNE MOSS .... SHIRLEY MUELLER-Pan-American League, Traffic Squad, Masquers. A ,, P - Coca L ll LW 'A ILA L-X ' A ' L 'Wil m ' Auf' ' DONALD NADEAU-Football, Student Council . . . LUCILLE NADEAU-Zenith, Masquers, Girl Reserves . . . . PAULINE NADLER-Girl's Club, G. A. A., Pan- American League. LORRAINE NARDINI-Treasurer of Sophomore Class, ,Student Council, A Choir, Red Cross, Latin Club .... JOAN NELSON-Girl's Club, Masquers, Pan-American League, Maroon Art Staff .... LOIS NEUENFELDT- Masquers, Zenith, Girlls Club. ANASTASIA NIKITUK-- AH Choir, Zenith, G. A. A., Socacwogs .... CHARLOTTE NORDGREN-Secretary of Latin Club, President of Girl Reserves .... DOLORES NORSTEN. 7 V TER OBERG-Band ,... JOANAOCHAL5' -Latin Club, Secretary of Zenith. 6 ' PATRICIA O'BRIEN-Zenith . . WAL E4 You're only saying that- ns ,w Page twenty-five - GY OGR D '. ati C 'irl R rves , . . DORIS S - C . GOR .QL et , Ba a , Coz ie t . Page twenty-six I-UORDIS OLSON . . RIEL O . MOND OLSON-Pam m ' . ROSEIVIARIE OLSON-Band . . . . JOAN PALMER- Secretary of Spectrum, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Friendship Chairman of Student Council, Latin Club, Maroon Art Staff Editor .... GERALDINE PARKER-Girl Reserves, Red Cross, Student Council. 96443 fA,,.1, f ' .-- .4 , - 4 v si ,f,,,..,, ,A , A - Hy, ,g,,...4: ff,a..,' f, 1, .4 JUNE PAULSON-Latin Club, Student Council, Red Cross . . . . GERALDINE PEARSON-Girl Reserves, Red Cross, Latin Club, Girl's Club .... BONNIE PERFETTO- President of Masquers, Secretary of Senior Class, Student Council, Girl Reserves, Red Cross. ,.f,ff41. Tiff' f i 77 'lf' lg I' ,ff A' ' J' f . Q f GERALD PERSON-Hoclcey .... PHYLLIS PETER- SON-Spectrum, Latin Club .... DALE PFANKUCH- Gym Team, Track, Latin Club, Treasurer of Hi-Y. 'L-ld i ef ... P jg x iff? X 4 f 1 , mi 'i ii 54' lima, A til' Gw- CLARENC PICHA- tball, ckey, Base all . . GEORGIA PLATTEN- A Choir, Girl Reserves . . . LAWRENCE POLUBI SKY. 3Cvwbufw.,-241 '. 0:1494 vw, my . I ,ii Wuuqtumgil iwiggiijvg GLORIAMAE PORTER - Courier Staff, Girl's Club, Quill and Scroll .... PAT- RICIA QUINN-Treasurer of G. A, A., g oo Secretary of Typo-Quad, Pan-American League, JH Club . . 1 . ELEANOR REIN- ERT-Latin Club, Girl's Club, Red Cross. Qs 0.9 - 1 my -because its true sQ,aAJu!.CArJI , f r w-C ,JP-' I 1 o I WILBERT REMUS .... JOSEPH RICCI-Football, Basketball, S. Play of 1944 .... ELAYNE RICHTER. AA!-op ROBERT RICI-IT .... ERBERT ROBERTSON Q. I '1 3 . . . . LLOYD RODMAN-President of Johnson Hur, .. ' Cross B Football, Ba ctball, Track. ' gm f 5 ., 2 QQ, Z 6 - C ' :aff MJ W O .YR 4 ANITA ROSINE-Secretary of Latin Club, Secretary of Junior Class, National Honor Society, Picket Club, Student Council .... BETH RUEMKE-Latin Club, Courier, Zen- ith, Girl's Club .... CHRISTINA SARRACCOTZenith, Girl's Club, Traffic Squad. A A , , Nr . ia? M., LA,-. fix?-R I . J GR CE SC EDER .... DELOR S SCRIB ER- A Choir, Pan-American League .... HELEN SEDIN- Secretary of Sophomore Class, Student Council, Secretary of Pan-American League, Maroon Staff. f IW ,Q ,E , eff LJ 4 ,if . I ROBERT SETHER-Latin Club .... GERTRUDE SHEEDY-Courier Staff, Pan-American League, Girl Re- serves, Red Cross, Quill 66 Scroll .... DOROTHY SIAN- KQ-Zenitb,. A', Choir. ff UQ-Lfdff .L Q Qisff- f , V- +14 fww K f' 4, il U WW HELEN SIEBER enith, Red Cross, Managing of Courier, Typo-Quad .... CARMEL SIRIAN-Latin Club, Girl,s Club, Zenith .... RICHARD SKAAR-Base- ball, Football. GERTRUDE SKOOG .... WANDA SMITH-Pan-American League .... EARL SORENSON - President of Sophomore Class, A Choir, S. Play of 1943, Presi- dent of Senior Class, National Honor Soci- ety. Silver jewelry and barrettes Page twenty-seven . G 6 , Page twenlyeeight ,as PATRICIA SPENCE-Masquers, Girl's Club, Zenith, Soc- acwogs .... LOREE STAKE-Student Council, Zenith, Masquers, Pan-American League .... BETHEL STARK- Typo-Quad. CAROL STCYNSKE-Zenitll, Girlis Club .... BETTE STENHOLIVI-Girl Reserves, Student Council .... ROB- ERT STROM. JOHN STROMWALL-Student Council, Baseball, Hi-Y . . . . JOAN SWANSON-Girl's Club, Student Council . . . .ROBERT SWANSON. RICHARD SWANSON-Golf, Pan-American League, Hi- Y .... DONALD SWENSON-J. S. Play of 1944 .... GERALDINE SWENSON-Courier Staff, Girl Reserves, Student Council. SWONGER-Band .... CLAIRE TASLER- Latin Club, Red Cross .... LE ROY THIELEN. MARIE THOMPSON- A Choir, Zenith .... JOSEPH TRAVITZKY- A Choir, Masquers, Football, Track .... LUCY TUCCI-Girl's Club, Student Council, Courier. LE ROY TURNQUIST-Golf, Vice Pres- ident of Senior Class S Play of 1944 ULSETH-Treasurer of Hi Y Track DONALD VAN DUSARTZ B Foot 3 I I 9 - 9 'M Typo-Quad, Student Council .... JOHN 0 - ,-JK 77 I . il 5 bll. 2 52 Eton caps and scarves ARTHUR VAN ORDEN-Football, 'IAA' Choir .... MARJORIE VERNESS- A Choir .... DORIS VRET- STROM. BEVERLY WALLERICK .... EUNICE M. WALLIN- Latin Club, Courier Art Editor .... JEANETTE WEBB. LEONA WERMUS-Zenith Club President, Latin Club Band .... CECELIA WESTLOCK-Cheer-leader, -'Af Choir, Bowling Club .... DORIS WHYTE-Girl Re serves, An Choir. HELEN WIBERG-Girlis Club .... RUTH WIBERG- Girl's Club .... BONNIE WICKMAN-Treasurer of Student Council, President of Latin Club, Maroon Staff, I. C. C. of Girl Reserves. CLIFFORD WILHELMSON-Football, A Choir, Track . . . . CORRINE WINQUIST . . . . MAURICE WIS- TROM. VINCENT WOLLUM .... HOWARD WOON-Baiid, I-Ii-Y, Red Cross .... VIRGINIA WRIGHT-Vice Presi- dent of Junior Class, Secretary of Girl Reserves, Student Council, A Choir. gg.. i CECELIA WYDO-Masquers .... ROGER YOUNGQUIST-Band, Hi-Y, Latin Club . . . . CHARLES ZAHN. Hubba, hubban 3 l -fviw V7 Page twenty-nine Anderson Bull Fingerholz Halweg Newman Olson Paul HERMAN ANDERSON-To graduate in Summer School .... JOHN BULL- To graduate in Summer School .... RICH- ARD FINGERHOLTZ - Cross Country . . . . LORRAINE HALWEG-Zenith Club . . . . SHERMAN JENSEN-Hockey, Ski Club, Baseball .... JOYCE LARSON- A Choir, Spanish Club .... ROBERT LARSON-Latin Club, Band. -BEVERLY NEW N-To graduat ' Q Jensen Larson Ringold Spiegel Swenson Summer School, Zenith Club .... DORIS OLSON-Masquers' Club .... DANIEL PAUL-To graduate in Summer School, Red Cross Council .... EARL RINGOLD- Graduated in the Navy .... SHIRLEY ASPIEGEL- A Choir, Secretary of Mas- quers' Club, Student Council, Girl Reserves, National Honor Society .... LEONARD SWENSONN-To graduate in Summer School, Cross Country Team, Latin Club, MA,, Cl10lf. lil' jf W W' Ul7,ll'Il 3113 11 W M f JFWMCNQR u e Gen o 2 1 Glenn Erickson Dolores Kasprzak 18 Lois Clements Lester Hackner IQ Carolyn Desler Constance Benson 20 Robert Bonne Betty Engebretson 21 Robert Conley Phyllis Gilstad 22 Carol Hintz Geraldine Michaud 23 Bonnie Wickman Betty Larsen 24 Earl Sorenson Robert Hagan 25 Georgia Platten Anita Rosine 26 Roger Blomquist Barbara Franta 27 Richard Anderson Charlotte Nordgren 28 Helen Sedin Shirley Spiegel 29 Phyllis Peterson Catherine Kolbo 30 Adele Johnson Robert Marquardt 31 Audrey Ciernia Beverly LaBarre 32 James Gustafson Page thirty Uftllpl 15 ROLL Beth Ruemke Claire Tasler Donald Nadeau Marlyce Johnson Marilyn Kramer Theresa Kennedy Marjorie Eyinck Charles Zahn Margaret McGahn Patricia Johnson Lawrence Polubinsky Joan Nelson Marilyn Eggert Bonnie Perfetto Joan Ochap Ellsworth Fisher 91 N S Wilfred Jyrkas Joan Palmer Ida Jane Mettling Wilben Remus Phyllis Franklin Merlin Kvaal LeRoy Thielen Amelia Gatto Audrey Anderson Rose Marie Olson Lucille Nadeau Ruth Bohn Joyce Larson Carmen Anderson John Ulseth R. La sox J 1 -A . r X I . 3 . I N J jf . ,X 'If X, A A WJ, 6 H0n0r,. , . ay' K 'J VJ R no A if i 1' ff' QQURIER EDITOJRS 1' Marjorie Eyfn,clC BusincsyYNBanagcr Glenyce 'KB cr, Ediwf-51-Clvief ancl I Lilnvrly onor Hdiruzer . lvl 4 1, 4 SCHOI,ASTIC HONORS KI-XIelen!Sieber, Md7l,dgi17g Editor 'I r f, I A 1 l Dolores Kasprzalc, Salutatoriarz V Geri! Gennaro, flfaledictoriarlj- ful I il ik if I f X ,AIJQT AWAQIDE J f l , lf , J WJ J Roy Alwrahamsonl joan Palme! f JA! ' . - I 1' - I !D.A.R. , ARD X JL , D U 4 1 Ra Rosine A ' , 'X I-' 'l' 'r X. j, H, , 5 , . 'CROSS-g!oi21NTRY WIISINERSR l ', ' rf , J f Dick Fingerholzl A Bolw Marqu 'rtlt !Earl Jqbnggi 7 ' ff MUSFC AWARDS ,. Dorothy Sianlco ' Earl Sorenson , ALL-CITY SPORTS STARS Bob Bonne, Hockey: alxo lllaroon Editor and rvirmcr of Lilncrtv I-Ionur Bill Metzger. Hockey and Football lit ni X SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Earl Sorenson, President Leroy Turnquist, Vice-president Bonnie Perfetto, SL-cretary Laura Kampa, Treasurer Page thirty-one f M xg-,Q X K 0 iw 1CL R -Cu! 'X' MMM ' fd ogee- o er-3 L Hndrfljtkjy W up if X- ' I' Q C' W. TS3t.Go1-don, Larson. Ja.cK, Ericlisom Donmd Son. T 1-eCQN6d their .DfpL0md9 Zh ,Ch Q of S Wm G SGP wb G' D ,Qi , gli f Z f ' Milf ,fy 'Q . X' H MQWX fglydgrur on Qrgwst A jpetevsow -JNot Eigcxined- Harm 0 ame a m a. 4 mu-b N Joh TL TTS SSTTT 311. DQALUL, Sucyene 'J'Lach1Lowi'c: Inky BX Mi N2 WS Q05 TS was ww KIIQQWHILL uf Wm mf 7 is ,zwqig KF K ' 5 ki - 'J HEADS UP fvfggg 'xxx Q WW 0f17!9f,V We QQXN EASTER BONNETS EE? vwxwwa S67 mf' VKX 4,194 51 I V Boy Q, I 0 , W ,275 A . fll N I I R j ' a i i My M i J R i , ali' I - ' 5 1 N . W'y I I X l ' ' ' O Q I- N ff X13 Ir wa cr ecl o com'n - X F .J MMP ou cl t 'glut yo r w o h Q ' fi-Q 'F t clan loor o o f vin J . r Wm s cheiil y it m X 0 I t l J r ts r ch uge s of o ' lc l N N my 6EjbGray ' pr t tou .fDoc ittld - ' S is A il Q 8 J Mfg ti ia31eida1K1t Tisne vc? flsa I. ' g . HU f' m ter, ob, no b ? I Q3 XSEP r- 15518, F lv l . f f ' We all ca col! e mgzilths' V ER , e, W 3 n ting ga 14 re a uzzled e yssicgaxa a 1 e cl g to ri lc ter s ng ma ' ian ra ' , C O and lore carv op! a . 3 erl dlrs 3 t first , ance E B - d ' stu . FQrs ckot alll t of t aso 'Q If e ro qt. 1 .... ere! c el he ' . e iq, an Y rem r nc man e rial i t cute: e pi? on ' the udy f was wel Bob e fs d as ? fowiejfu i ere pq!! - v Oli 3 W met nY 3 Y . Q - ame Wscue. XQ M I Eco fro U ot 511 . ot g 1 1 am es, hasta a ana,i ' 'a lah? a gaB 1 l . ' l - , h d in s. a 1 ' mat ia mfg give e 503 UPL: air t ca to visit n emb f l . I - t . I gnitio tal t, 1 - o onite p t' i ' ' h Y , ni t N. edi I ' Q s l bor I er 131 r at lg r remiljvbd OW le 1 Z . Q sliat au ' rium. ' e l n - ,fir c e and ancecl gfter s. b J l O Ox' f 8 F . A bl or ' e' xt ,Q cl ve ne -,Q t e Ca l' y w nt ' bi t . 11' .. Q - ix l1e h9A4 mbl . 0 af' l , as Y r . I . I I ' I 1 ' 4 ,4 i . T 1 , :sg if Q f MQ! if - , ,1 MP1, iv l o x x 4 fig, -Q3 J 9 ,, x , x lil N. ff, ' - ' I. 1 ,, ay' f 4 . R X QW ? P' M f fl 3 is i M D f if W - , ' ff- I 1' ,L M! fl ,ff MM Pa e ir -our 1' , g th fy! 'I f J A M M' lcv-ff 0114 Wffagvetrrf we ,WW X AIM R 7,8 Maroon ' L e a en all iiay. Migy n usion, lots o fun, and a Emma? XX ,I 1 X 'if '. 19 00 il sfgfiiixl , A fffflll 'f' if QQBY - gi 09 av . ine chance for 1 asses. i 1 Moth s Syd c c to see their mn n Perform t lhe Valentine ! X rograzl 'v n by girls' chorus. A MARCH ' both were wonderful in their parts. 9, 10 Joan f the aney Lee. al Janie is quite a gal. knows how Met her l 24 The subject of much controversy, 14 not ro e Y-Ge e Compulsory Training in the Post- n Ollor przak 3 t ses War Era, was also the subject for in E mor ss gratul -on the Jr. Town-meeting. You might Has. know the girls would be for it. 15 , S. . fsprin fe o J! F' t MAY rain s , and oes it seem ' 2 Band concert. The kids certainly ' r a chan e. looked fine with their shiny brass in- ' ' struments and bright uniforms. APRIL Sounded good, tool 4 Gue e can put our Easter.bonnets Well' now we know what a polmcal 6 9 18, away for a while because it looks as if snowballs are in style again. There's rally is like. Itiwas the Student Coun- cil back of this assembly. more 'snow today than there was all JUNE winter- ,NX 1 Prom. What a day! Everyone running Maroon es to press, Lgfs 110 for around with their hair up. School real- rhe st, ' ly should have been closed so that we Maj It on t 91 Us in could have rested up for a while. a t ilitary airs yu ' 13 Commencement. The long- awaited coul isit of t place X and feared day. just think, no more J S Pl uk , t . t ey M ---! And so ends another year. 3 dig nt Ca for ig and Carmen .xdnclemon I Q U' T I .Q Wi ff1Te.r at Ffa l A iv !A AW vi1ln i T Y 'Mi 3 - f a X Q 5 f fs -N N 1 - as-4 Y - . ixr wtf ai--- e LUJXX . his Page th rty five UACTI ITY CI-IARACTERIZES . . . I l .,.....r TOP GROUP jUNIOR CLASS lfrmif raw: I, Testa, D. Stahl, L. Scanclale, Y. Swanson R. Woodbeck, W, Stege, P. Whalen. D, Swanson. ,I Wfoodherlc, P. Whalen. Rmv Z: Slcooglun, M. Sohe, P. Wallgren, M. Tucker D. Strom, L. Tingquist, G. Sellner, A. Sommers, A. Schmitz, L. Swanson. Row 3: M. Young, C. Sweno, L. Stabenow, A. Soren- sen, C. Sundherg, B. Thorson, I. Slcaar. R. Thorhus. G. Swanson, R. Swanson. Ron' 4: R. Sidebotrom. M. White, Sierolcowslci, J Staclc, T. Thorhus, R. Meier, Schwartz, E. Schwitz J. Tutti. Weiss. MIDDLE Front row: M. Peterson. D. Swansttom. E. O'Brien. B. Pearl, A. Riveness, D. Peterson, D. Pearson, G. Olson, F. Procino, A. Richie. Row 2: R. Soder, C. Phillips, R. Romanslcy, M. Peter son, C. Ostergren, E. Roberts, M. Swanson, A. Slcoog- lun, B. Swanson, C. Rohr. Page thirty six 1 v Row 5: H. Olson, C. Thorsen. R. Ringold. L. Sohlo. D Paulson, R. Pedersen, D, Torgersen, A. Pedro, G. Riley T. Rogers. Row 4: F. Sederholm. L. Sandberg, D. Powellelc. A Popp, Rude. R. Oman, R. Pierre, D. Ostergren. L Peterson, N. Rawlings. BOTTOM Front Row: F. Nelson. P. Novak. E. Montanari. J Nordquist, L. Miller. H. McAllister. R, Monson. I Monson, D. Morrison, R. Nardini. Row 2: N, Miller, Munson, M, Nelson. Nelson V. Magnuson, M. Nelson, M. Neidcnharh. H. Man dehr, P, Nelson, D. Nichols. M. Nelson. Row 3: W. MacMillan, A. Meidlinger, P. Moldenhauer D. Noreen, M, Moeller, M. Michels. M. MfNee, R Nelson, E. Modig, R. MacKinnon. Row 4: G. Mueller, C. Marx, K. Nelson. Melland W, Magnuson, R, Nelson. R. Nelson, Nordstrom D. Noreen, Moren. QAM64,-EIQ N Q XVLLIE .THE1 575 inf! J . HJ! TOP GROUP JUNIOR CLASS Front Row: M. Anderson, M. Anderson, D. Diclcman. B. Berg, E. Driscoll, I. Carlson, B. Cherveny, B. Bodley V. Buse, D. Culliron. Row 2: C, Christophe-rson, R. Bonella, Y. Bergstrom, A. Bodley. M, Alm, B. Domdei, I. Bystroin, C. Calandet, J. Anderson, C. Benson. Ron' 3: P. Cole. M. Carlson, V. Dexheimer, M. Bodlev. J. Anderson, B. Bentzlin, A. Carlson, K. Bredalil, M. Cheslock, G. Danis li. Row 4: D. Ciernia, Daugs. H. Dick, P. Davis, A. Adamson. A. Carlson, T. Bless, R. Belrz, R. Amund- son, Clnsen. MIDDLE Front Row: M. Genin, D. Fulmore, Linell. D. Little, G. Linstad, D. Larsen, S. Evanson, S. Lubo, V. Groetscli. V. Genslcay. Row 2: M. Johnson, A. Johnson, M. Ewald, D, Grarnse, B. Gilbert, B. Houslca, L. de Fontenay, A, Hanson, E. Eliseuson, B. Franklin. 1 A .aaa-.4. ' f. LASS Row 3: Hanson, R. Gustafson, Goglin, J. Leigh C. I-Iansen, D. England, B. Falkenberg, M. johnson, A Kirievslcy, B. Eclcstrom. Row 4: L. Folkerts, D. Gies, R. Giles, R. I-Iallgren, B Hahn, S. Fanger, R. Fredericlcson, P. Hanson, R. Gag nelius, D. Hanson. - BOTTOM Front Row: M. Larson, C. Iolinson, B. Johnson, L Loslay, O. Larsen, R. Larson, P. Kelsay, L. Lundberg J. Kuplca, D. Kowslci. Row 2: S. jaroclci, D. Larson, I-Icalnerlin, D. Larson J. Jones, R. Lind, R. Johnson, L. Lehmann, L. johnson D. Landucci. Row 3: A. Kuehner, Linnerooth, W. Lundell, R. Inclz' liar, K. Johnson, R. Kaufenberg, R. Moore, R. Lund gren, D. Ingram, G. LaBeIle. Row 4: R. Johnson, R. Koreen, H. Komgable, R. Larson J. Norquist, H. Larsen, E. Iohnson, K. johnson, E Isaacson, R. Jensen. Page lhitty seven Y' fI4,0-'A 0? I Fmni Row: E. Caliguire, M. Corbo, D. Conley, W. Goran. Row 3: A. Anderson, M. Bjostad, R. Carlson ' son, R. Anderson, P. Bregger, L. Culliton, Benson, R. Barone, R. Farwell Gerber, E. Ge te J X Dnhlquisr, A. Bnrhman. Hobbins. Row 2: M. Benlmm, E, Connolly, F. Cicrnin, M. Anderson, Row in, R. rbone QW. rr e S. Hugnnin. A. Gregory, G. Corazza. A. Cassidy, M. Be- -'riclc , l. cchiare- , R lisle, B. Anderson. K , ' 1 X . Qs Jl' ' fl 'fl A A x , THE C we ' if ' X , .- - ,A w X ,I fl T xf ps . . . N . .fi ' The Juni r class, whose adviser is Mrs. ri . T sponsgflfl the ' omecom- Vold, has been the most active class in y g 3, years. They decided that a change of lo- cation for the S. Prom was in order, and so they held it at the Women's City Club! They changed the style of the class an e w iclfijllgught' r ord crowd I of rly l, . Th cl also pgmoted XX ar cl everyone by sel more r. eno for a jeep a x Driv m I M A X JUNIORS Front Row: S. Webb, E. Utech, E. Wallin. Row Z: M. Warden, R. Wharton, M. Wolhnger. Page thirty-eight JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front Row: M. Alm, Secretaryg Slcaar, Treasurer. Row 2: R. Indelmr, Presidenrg G. Rude, Vice President. TOP GROUP SOPHOMORE CLASS Front Raw: B. Hulce, R. McCluslccy, N. Mastrofran cesco, L. Johnson, B. Erickson, S. Leibel, D. Stcynske, F. Klinkerfuse, K. Glasgow, W. Hjalmer. Row 2: W, Gravem, L. Giampaolo, I. McGrath, Goossens, R. Morrison, A. Hawkinson, B. Friesen, M Kuehn, C. Helgeson, S. Knudson. Row 3: G. Hartley, V. Nelson, Hallberg, M. Gen now, Goranson, D. Merzenich, L, Lilygren, Mc- Menemy, D. johnson, P. Eggert. Row 4: H. Larson, H. Lundberg, D. Larson, M. Gear, D. Johnson, R. Griffen, G. Meinke, R. Miels, O. Hal- weg, M. Johnson. MIDDLE Front Row: R, McCluslceV, M. Olson, D. Nelson, Wickman, J. Swanson, A. Svendsen, L. Remus, A. Nelson, M. Nalipinski, M. Kennicutt. Row Z: I. Novalany, M. Weaver. Rodgers, L. Nelson P. Nagle, C. johnson, P. O'Donnell, R. Thielen, Vi West, S. Leibel. EAGER SCDPHOMQRES Row 3: D. Peterson, M. Pettit, M. Sierakowski, L. San- dell, Niles, I. Scl-ilieper, D. Walton, B. Wilkinson E. Johnson, S, Neidenbacli. iffy. .1 ' Q 44' '51 EL 2i.f Y D112-J K . , TALL4 Lt-ck Ark' I I fl W-Ag, A ,- 9 :gifs-- - -is 11 vi Z-.-4. 'J'- KMJ -, QL? wa-1 es'- U V,,.,,t'1. 5134 TNQ NU,- uf' Uwfgg, N, ,QSM M'-5 Row 4: R. Youngquist, E. Stolcke, M. Paulson, C. Neu- : enfeldt, Coolidge, R. Skoog, W. Sipola, P. Peterson V. Rehbein, J. Rodenberg. BOTTOM Front Row: M. Anderson, E. Carlson, B, Barker. N Bleclcinger, Chilman, Crisler, V. Blair, D, Bednar G. DiCosimo, B. Beach. Row Z: M. Linn, I. Aliksyulc, R. Gies, V. Dramdalml P. Cucchiarella, G. Fercello, Batchelder, Bauman M. Munson, B. Johnson. Row 3: N. Benson, Drumln, A. Anderson, C. Ander , W . f U, ifwbf- - C 1 1 ' ...ln-Q son, E. Dege, M. Albrecht, B, Anderson, I. Carlson, 1 x R. Chlebeck, L. Bredy. Row 4: R. Bensen, B. Bauman, D. Ducliarme, R, Ben son, Bucher, D. Darwitz, Anderson, P. Anderson, , J. Bruno, R. Almleaf. Y. .. r- ,MS A k!,iW 7 fxfvxrgykiff P M-lvxv NG X age thirty-nine f if lff , , KY Owl' i if . all . lr . V . ,J 4 v mr' -l XXV fy t if , All lv glib liiilx' I rfj ,V r 7 ., .. ' 3 lljr 1 'tl i LX sw oz :NV f X , 4, ' J ,H x . Nl' Page forty 'i - llllx. . .mf f - .-,yy-I , NJ' I ,vs lyxljy f' ,i' lf' . filly. - --- 'A i TOP GROUP SOPHOMORE CLASS frail! Row: Elli, E. Kofh, B. Lynch, B. Jentink, E Kvaal, M. McLain, S, Larson, B. Lunclquist, D. Mat they. Row 2: G. Galnrielli, M, Harvey, F. Greising, M. Hintz, S, johnson, Erickson, M. Fehring, C. Fitch, R, Flis L. Fingerholz, L. Londino. Row 5: Erickson, H. Eckstrom, R. Bertelsen, Mc Gahn, R. Erickson, 1. Faente, R. Magnuson, G. Klein C. Matson. C. Larson. Row 4: D. Howard, G. Moniclc, Montzlca, Hamilton, L. Indehar, F. Iackson. M Mc-lin. Hugunin, V. LaBuda. MIDDLE lfmni Row: M, Saturnmi, A. Pilla, F. Suriano, M. Mar shall, H. Wyant, S. Rulli, M. Sirian, S. Ferrozzo. Row 2: P. Parenteau, P. Richards, H. Sorensen, D B. Michaels, H. Stcynslce, R. Olson. W. Swanson, P. Urbanslci, E. Pomorski. Row 5: B. Williams, D. Zachau, P. Sieloff, D. Sether j. Urban, W. Stewart, D. Reiplce, P. Pater. BOTTOM Front Row: R. Murray, H. Svendsen. Y. Nilcitulc, G. Salvo, D. Peterson, R. Nordwall, W. Pearson, P, Urla anslci, A. Schneider, Renstrozn. Row Z: G. Schrader, E. Russell, R. Verbv, Nacllcr, I, Peterson, E. Phillips, V. Rogers, Sundmark, j Peterson, Plumb. Row 3: D. Santarsiero, Urban. P. Sieloff, W. Peder son, R. Thatcher, R. Pachianop M, P0l6l'SOI1. C. Strom berg, Sedin, L. Sorenson. Row 4: F. White, A. Vollcenant, E. Johnson, I. Stuart. R. Westman, T. Wiggins, C. Tierz, R. Pfanlcufh. G Taenjes, G. Swanson. THE CLASS GF '47 f I ,lf 1 Of, UiQfgff5ZC4? 5jf Q ?wAjg,v,!L Q 670MQAl,TDfL,xZ,Afff,M ff W fg5W jzyif L2 55? U7 f Jw W' W M ,J wJ ' f 22gy grffwgjjvlllv L4?0i7'!x,4c?LX ! ' My A, yyj ' C, viii-Z M w Q XV QL M X fu W 524 M 322, MLM wwf Mg MQ vw-IU f M1L b Z y W f 4, ' gfblfdfz VJ' A1!4W 'MJ 'JI - f ft! 'v,, gA,,,4,4fl'?' , U . -N ,1 W MQ ' Wx MW 'WWW M , 9 Qlw fVQ'5qffi5ffi,1fjjj,fmf wx . 7 WMWMXW, .W . wfeffwwwwmwfifg 5 J W V WWff CQ 7 Front Row: B. Johnson, C. johnson, C. Westlock, D. Nicl1ols.R0w 2: P. Cole, R. Nelson. CHEER LEADERS K, . 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Ri 2? 40 Wilson ............,.. 5 1 ........ 21X 432 ,..., I ..,. of Z o R5 ..,. , 2 315 ,..,..,,.,, 48 .V , ff X Y kff X X . 7 Page lofty-one Q I Front Row: R. Anderson, W. Barrett, R. Carlaone, R. C Thorsen J Flis Slcaar, R. Blossom. Row 3: Kijohnsoii, A. Flaa, R. Kron, D. Alveby, J Rory 2: Ricci, W. Metzger, C. Picha, D. Donovan, Stromwall, J. Sierokowslci, J. Melland. ' f! V if MUHJ ,wtf I N jyf-',?'f L ,, , . g Jdwfff . i uwb- i we FELL gd ui' 'ul A i wa' , Jw!!! .uf 4 u W,,,,-r . wwf MLK' i A- ' 0 wr J' ' in N 1 J ' I jQ37ii l tea,5 onroe, thi' aryfkhe wasfylilled with en- ,llll-U L' I 1 to 0, in the first conference game of .fltluf I f i'- 'fi Page forty-two One bit, one Tun asxnior a yn? ix-son, The Gover- . fi f- .f-nors, C0lClS'ied Mr,-I songfdf Torwiclc, 7411! 'ffl' 'M I. ' A -yfl J J M , W W f J :QL f ln' -developed .info za clifable roup, winning . 5even'.kl1r:1ej,yI2t?leven staggz but showed r,t'l'ieii7 weakness in qlyrrg to Humboldt and, iwashingtohilf They I+! two close I 1 gines to Centralizndbfbilechagics biywfll- loped Harding and allfotlfer fconferenii teams by good margins. Arniel Flaa gain honorable mention on the mythical All- City squad. Since St. Paul high schools were not allowed to travel, far for compe- tition, we could not enter the State High School tournament. Stl v l RN! 1 lla ll S. I VJ w 5' - 1 . Ah I , H W I x I 1 . 93 1. . M X 'P we S X l X il K 1 Xl YN ww l J , X ' ' l 1 . .N , V. , Y , W , V Y Q , .a -- - li Frou! folic Renstrom, W. Stewart, R. Bergelson, R. Strom, C. Thorsen, G. Person. 1.,SeHin, j. MrGahn, Dflleiplci Row 3: H, johnson, A. Adamson, D. Hansen, A. IEW 2: Rionne, Captaing Q icha, G. Swsison, 4- Kuehner, W. Metzger, G. Brockway, Manager. . 'D r . . ir. 12 W X an . A HOCKEY W 'p N., 5 E, , Q- f , For the second year in a row, thifjohn- son Hockey- teamjfinished undefeated, but missed captunng the,,c'l1ampionship because theyfhad tied iiqvosgames during season. Tlieseltiesinot only prevented our beings-city .'1A champs, but ldarred us from a chance at the state crown as well. Mr. Gustafson, himself a John- son I-Iighg School graduate, coached them mg-Yseconcl place. Selected by the coaches the All-bityu squad listed our own Bolo Bonne, Captain and wing, and Bill Metz- ger, defenseman, as first team choices. Clare Picha, Howie Johnson, john Em- kovik, and jim Renstrom received honor- ? 1 , K X. .i , K , l . iilnle mentions' awards ,forge outstanding play, placing all of the startinggsextet on the squad. A L N ,,. 9 All W f' dfmed Page forty three EA f' -: . n on, R, Andersen, E. sher, D. ln- . GYM ' G I ll R Pearso . Fck 'om, A,PjSr7 R I L J R H. bi, , R. my D. Iffifimfk, L. Inac- Pntrlu- . E N , ,ALJ-JN . S hd, P. Dans!! , I-Icnsen. N xkxxm , IU up R ll j 'M XX r if ffl l Lou 'rl L fill N MJ' J he ' or, the swldd congdti Kal'-,wg , our ff jejond lace hon e horseg Howard Fclc- JJ I 41 ng, tc lm fwon City Ch mcbio . ' stron? X a first, o the ,parallel barsyllyq I-dll' co ' ' ed mo! .of s p l ry- I R ln Wobifknd Pgxfthh at' l t l 4 1 ' 1' . P A d ll lv 'Sli ' tlgls year ut C a Peller claims rim A ale M1 uc in er Won x 4 1 f I f il n als in rhq' p Class f nlcuch star- C Y gm 1? pf er Tj g on the l ts and Fis er on the paral- tmrouglwag paces, M 'n I f el bars In Class HCM Rlfhaf pl3fy50l1 F0 The team ended the season with a line hrst place in the high har contest and record. Seven Up Page forty-four ! Jdlti 'S 2 WW is L ' TENNIS SKI Frou! Ron: H. johnson. H. johnson. R. Abrahamson. Nlr. Front Row: R. Abrahamson, R, Boeltcr. C. johnson, H. Bergh, Adviserg R. Beckstrom, Nlelland, F. johnson. johnson, S. Jensen, Linneroolh, W. Bavrett. Row 2: R. lVIa:Ki!mon. P. Cole, W. M3CMilI3I1, R. Young- Row 2: A. Anderson, K. Ahlstrom, R. Anderson, D. Svther, quist. K. johnson, H. Woon, W, Goranson. E, Johnson, R. Nordwall, C. Bergjmn. ' TENNIS A D Jw- Qi 5+,.,fgZi'5?W f QW' AL' -- X, 3 Page forty-live -5 SWIMMING Front Row: -I. Norquist, R. Anderson, H. johnson, I. I-Iagstrom. Ro 2: E. Fisher, G. Eyinck, R, Anderson, R. Anderson. LF , ron! Row: R. Ringold, R. Carbone, L. Turnquist, R. Vennewitz. Row 2: F. i kerfuse, D. Conrath, R. Swanson, K. Glasgow. X 5 Page forty-six ' i S I ING AND GULF Swimm to J hgon High School t s year. ll of Sgfqulk high schoolartic' X d in a gue n s n- sored e CA, tead t De- par nt o duca' Q. Xl K or iod seven or eight weeks' actic wit erry Eyinck directing, and al co etition took place at the Wal L' eral of our tankmen en- red t state meet in Cooke Hall at the Univ sity of Minnesota, but were elimi- X d in the preliminaries. x ,J Tied at the end of two rounds of play with Ron Saxon of Central, Bob Carbone clinched the city prep individual golf championship in a two hole playoff at Keller Golf Course. A loss to Central prevented us from taking the team cham- pionship. A good balance of talent, in the play of Carbone, John Emkovik, Lee Turnquist, and Ray Vennewitz, and the guidance of Coach Bergh was largely responsible for the excellent showing made by our golf- ers. LQ! :Mc r ' xv :FQ Gibs- . AS, X' , WM fm . S J J TRACK Front Row: R. Slcaar, S. Iensen, R. Johnson, C0144 LU-fi?-anvil' Row 2: D, Wallin, C1. Dramdahl, R. Rawlings. Row 3: R. Marquardt, Travitzlcy, L. Osterren. CROSS COUNTRY Front Row: A, Schneider, D. Ingram Urban, R. Truslcolaski, . Row 2: R. Jensen, Herolcl, Flis Lundgren, E. h fi Row 3: R. Marquardr, Rude, l.. L. Sand , . Dick. I RAC R0 wi C M NTRY 'stance ruy sf eip J lei. a a ' e the gl or acid n -do sixt placjslji th ity t. Ven-K set fa mg opolitan rec for the ,i cl sec nd in thel nt, and Y all' only sophomore, edged out Jw: a Q1 margin! For! t e second chcdsecutive year the hnson cross country team won the city Ampionship at Central stadium-Earl Johnson and eight other harriers dominat- ecl nine out of the first ten places. Annie, Annie, over! Page forty-seven JMWL. ,wal 1,,2ff 2-MAJ PM A404 MQ O we K,rMu,.N ' , A'-AU f lv' zixpyyx fs ,ty W WQXK lvont Row: W. Barrette, Rude, Fhs, K. gow, Managerg L. Rodman, D. Bucher. SQUAD Wx ,Ly 94' Lh f R ' Th fa fasym qpmeg that at Jo had mg V1 N ,PIU x iwmeany ffhflteaty to Vateyxlize qua , hen seve a let- 9 S5 li J onli vmplefibti df fthe seas Q flare i ligiblg il the h ' fre found that they had confere sch le, Co JW e at the e ha i e din s al W' 'WW W 3 Side rix3x?Q 'nex rien A X, ' N hu lf T X Tjmftyb J W BQ GN Sv H' A Q . J fr 9 f jf 1 m N .W x ' w a X r t '. 1 -, ,. we x x A . Y . 1' J 203 ff f x W Aj I JA Sf W X Nix, .ps 'Q 'jp X J tr' 4 H fx ,gf 1' I' lx nw i its 4 e fav-efqh ,. 'r Stars 'n Stripes ...F L, , ,, HM fulltgw 4 u 'Tiki' l o M aw ws u Q9-B X, - ' ' 4 - 6 Q - 1 l , 'Q , - I f , , I 1 , K I 4 A s l ' l . ' X 4 , ,1! V 1 7'4:1?f Rmlu. R. Pvtvlrson, Bucher, Fcrcelld, WK. ' ARUW 2: Sfrllatirxslci, I,,anc,'m Glasgow, Nlllnagvryfl ' 'X l.undcvn', KH, Larson: Ljtgan. K U Erfclrsonj Fzlvillaf ' I , 3-.X - Q n I , , Y .- lb r , - - , x . K 1 f ' x u , p , Q 1 I 1 X' HBM SQ U1 'D BfASKlE KBALL f' ' Q 4 , ' I s wk l 'N , J Fir X -1 r N WA , , -. ' I I f I If f I' I -' . l ,J , ' X, 1 I 1. M !.' ' 'fy N . ' , Q . 5 . I I . f - KK . 'I , LA small group of fqllows wllo dak-Qve to wm rbi? next pie 111 a,row. fflmrlsf strtalg V A ' N , ' 1 1 .1 - ' , ' f -I - X . I ' X l N a lot of lcredrt are those who comorlse can all be grgllltedl, cc! rhclr dctermrpapon ff - X - ,Ax f . l F., 1 , A f 5 .4 ' 1 . . i 'Y U. th: ,Bw bgukQtball'.,squad. They got off and tofhe sw -ng puncl1Qf4jersy Urbana P:- . ,' ' ' , IV , 1 I J A . 4 4 Xb . y : . A A '! I to mconsqttuous start when they lost Bob A Poqdrsonl lfflvrlla, gafzcljlirryv , Y , 4 1 X s I 1 ' radlrr first two games but pulled through Bucher. . gil T' - N l 1 - - ,' l . I. I. V - A W H V ' an 1, ,,, ,, Nw A . K - xw -' Q u ' ,J ,jk Q A- fl, A -, . ' s ' .f , . X . ' K A 1 V1 K . 1 K AL, u j. if ix V x V X A Evc'ry1Joa'y wants to gf! into the art - - - H Page forty-nine I 1 'ron X J Althouihti it eat tl lm FJ versifie 'Tn r 1 nl ' ,W lattac t i 4 oot R11 lad . Sjdllxllh its- way h ou gtfe jscli dule, ix ' lcexv T orfly four Q gl evenxgarn played. Few rooters RV' ' ' illxeveiforgetf oe QxRicci's remarkable .catc of for lrd M in the last fifty his sedonasx of thug-Ear ' g contest to win the I xr gam , Ll2 6, -' he goal-line stand the Page fifty 7.0 ' Fl R. Pierre, J. Bucher, R. Skaar. uc er, A. Adamson, D. Nadeau, N. Rawlings. FQ6TBALL 'J K -7 team made in the waning moments of the Murray game to save the victory. Bill Metzger, who did outstanding work at his guard position, and Arnie Flaa, slithery back, rated spots on the All- City squad while four or five other Gov- ernors earned honorable mention. They had another new coach this year in the person of Mr. Rube Gustafson, who himself starred in football at ohnson. sg' - Ev CQRBONE KKCKLIU , cerfca ew,GL.QQy Wh. ?5gE-t . f ,N R 'ross a 72 . f-vas.. E 69606 J wow' a NJ?-Q1 1 . Metzger, G. Brockway, C. Pich : R. Marquardt, H. johnson, R. Kron, D. Hansen u t' I XX K 7 K . 5+ s f R. d Ro : ., Cghmlzilrihvilixlsl. Carlsohx, Biogini, H D. LaRue5 H. Dick, L. D ether. Xi . -xr-Q I 1 .X . X P F X ' ' 'S ' ! ,, , x ' ' N J N J WM-TEAM FEQTBALL g X R, X . E i I x XX K V , x X x V I 'K J nerk in ous o their? seven4 games: ' glen, when tyo la' aro d the,field -no t e 3,1 fqarb l squ d, codthecl gy Mr. 1 E ger tefror get th' , Penis lle gave indi aax that-the Jdhnsord Q i lr Ax uced Em X' the ne pbmts thqll teams'o the ear future fshouldt xl eb lc ,' tafkling, Nnning. . 'e be onstant reattfor the vityx high X, ll the H 4 work, ch mei a cf X3 sc oo champions ip. ' ' 'H' physica pai dividgudp througho t th ar in R Se tembe thesej hard hvorkg sea n, ce the B s u lost Qnl to xx x P f0 Cl Y , X iqglp yersegath Nd Phanen nddwenti - ' heax ier d more ehnqiencsd teanii. No U 1 the K ' dxtum Alep as- V QI dou playexs cag bewqmentionecl be-. s ' te W1 dir sacifgonditl nga' c e allx eu heads-up' fcfotbgll. 8 , X g e tx 2 X5 Q . J ' A Dlx. 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F 'ka Mfg , www W WSE? my D G30 Q30 -53911721 g BWWQWQ WN V mf?-w ' Kim mow E r 'M ' L 7000 A , A SMG? FUN? S-Dm Slum-mmm, Q16mmm, rr'-wil lfmnf Row: Wickinan, M. Olson, C. Matson, Secretary li, Wickiiiaii, l.C.C.g B. Engebretson, President: M. john- son, Vice President, R. Monson, Treasurer, F, Nelson, P. Nagle, Rodenberg. Row 2: Miss Haigh, Adviser: A, Kirievslcy, Munson, M Peterson, Bystrom, M. McNee, M. Nelson, I. Aliksyulc, A. Egner, M, Olson. Row ir S. Hugunin, Hobbins, Anderson, C. Sund be-rg. B. Bowman, Gerber, Y. Bergstrom, B. Perfetto. GIRL RE Since the various Girl Reserve Clubs of the city differed so much in organization, the Inner-Club Council decided to make an effort to stress uniformity. As a start- You can't pin that on me. Paqe fifty-six Front Row: S. johnson, P. Franklin, Srhlieper, C. Hintz, Service Chairman, N. Benson, V. Rehbein, C. Benson, Telephone Chairman, M. Pettit, L, Sanclell, B. johnson L. Iohnson. Raw 2: M. Anderson, C, Anderson, Music Chairman, j. Plumb, Anderson, H. McAllister, A. Slcooglun, A. Weldon, B. Larsen, Friendship Chairman. Row 3: M. Nelson, M. Alm, M. Carlson, A. Holm, K. Dixon, A. Carlson, Slcaar, R. Romanslcy, B. Eclcstrom. SERVES W k 'Q' 1 ii- er, the I.C.C. -made xi ggestion Riat eachk indi idual club devote Jeastvewo mk YQXX, ings t .explaining the codeipuripgse, and 'N slogan to the members. ,X XXX- i X K K C' XThe annilalxdeughnixtsale is about thee only project thait all the Girl Reserve clubs P-XX participate in. This year Alexandra X Kirieyslqflxdid a bang-,up job as chairmani of the sale. KN Q A Spiaiggaify had if the Y.W.C.A. captured the chighlighr on 'the recreation side ofkhiz,..elub,s program. This also helped to stressgto the Girl Reserves that they are junioicsacrmbers of the Y, As a consequence, there Ysgways a job to do for whoever is willing. Nix 9.5 XL pgafafmsff CL aff, f J 64- WV' VV' 5.- Q I H1547 v Fran! Row D. Primoli, R. Olson, L. Landino, McGrath, C. Sund- herg R Moore, H. Woon, D. Peterson, M. Eggert. Ron 2 L Werilmiis, H. lVlcAllister, F. Greising, L. Millei', M. John- son R Monson, B. Engehretson, H. Montzka, R. Larson, V. Buse, D Peterson E. O'Brien, Woodheck, P, Bregger. Row 3: R. johnson, Baden, R. Farwell, D. Anderson, L. Sandberg, R. Youngquist, R. Erickson, R. Thatcher, B, de Fontenay, M. Young, W. Goranson. Row 4: P. Richards, L. Fransen, R. Johnson, G. Brockway, L, Swon- ger, W. Oberg, L. Larson, E. Atzmiller, M. Anderson. BAN On january ninth the entire band pre- sented a concert for the P.T.A. They gave the annual spring concert on May eighteenth. Auditorium Session, a new boogie-Woogie number, added extra pep to the program. A sub-division,' of the hand is the trumpet quartet, which played at Gillette Hospital for an afternoon dur- ing the Christmas holidays. The Johnson High School Band is a marching band, too, If you listen care- fully during first period, you can hear the beat of the drums and the majorette's shrill whistle as the band marches up and down the streets. In recognition of their ability, they were invited to lead the Fire Prevention Parade downtown last fall. In previous years all the rehearsals took place in the gym, but this year the annex has been used. As it is separated from the rest of the school, unwelcome interrup- tions are avoided. Hoosier Hot-Shots Page fifty-seven TOP GROUP Front Raw: Woodbeck, P. Bregger, V. Groetsch, M. Benham, M. Belisle, L. Nadenu. L. Londin, A Ciernia. Row 2: C. Rohr, D. Strom, P. Wfnllgren, C. Kolbo, R. Wl1o1'ton, M. Anderson, P, Fisher, C. Wydo. Ron' 3: M. Peterson, S. Mueller. E. johnson. D. Larson, M. Nelson, D. Minnr, A. Egner, A. Lund. MASQUERS Hurraylll Masquers is started again! Under Miss Freuchtel, adviser and dra- matics teacher, the Masquers Club got started all over again this year. By next year it will probably be one of the most popular groups in the school. Lester Haclcner should really receive special mention for his worlc as treasurer. y Y 1- .-gkl Y . f ? .i i Q Y S' L x N M T . ..-.-.-., X BOTTOM- 5 lt Front Row: M. Sohe, M. McNee. M. Eggert. Vice L- President, S. Spiegel, Secretary. B. Perfetto. Presi- ,A dent, L, Haclcner, M. johnson, M. Nelson. Row Z: D. Ciernin, E. johnson, T. Corho, Nel- son, B. Drewry, G. Hanson, Baden, P, Cole. Row 5: E. Sorensen, R. Giles, R. Nelson, R. Oman. r arella. I. Tmvirzlcy. j. Linn eroo th. R. Pedersen. L. Cocchi- I X To the members of this club he is known as Morgenthau, the second. Meetings were not regular for this T . club because of interruptions such as the l' 3 K J. S., and the assembly the boys gave. 'X The S. play was fanie, with Joan 5 Baden and Lucille France doubling in the fc parts. , I6 N Y 5 Wx I -. f X s 5 p l 3 pi, Q Q . nc X i -. F J! f' J! 'Ol1, Father, dear Father Page lilly eight 'Janie ,SBA w. on- 'xy 41.4,-0.4.1 v--ff! lk ' Us lx f f f ' - l jounalixm 'front Row? A. Gatto, R. nclerson, O . E E a y L Tucc: R Vennewkz'R Dahl H O-SME SHUT, . Tr vllfk , .R H - , - f 1 ef, Mfs quisg, A. Baclwfxan. . f f Bauer, A. Rosilqe Raul 2: R. Whormn, R. jambor, E Mclimy. G.'C0- Row 2: G. Sh cfy, razzo, fx. Rivenessfl., Scandall. A. qelclon ..Benham. C. Hintzf'-B, X gbehn, . Ron, 5: Webb, O. l. on. T, Thorhus, D. Alfveby, 1 Rau 3:! D! Haugen D. Kr L. Rodmant C. dsrez-grim A. Gregory, SL Muellfr, A. igllthn, OW, Ervvallixm, . .M re, 1 , D, C .' . 7 l- 5: N' ' ' 'Q f ' X N mf? f , rl K I 'lx Iyfief. 4 w Q X Q i Q Xl Nl. . , .. Y J 2 g Ka, j. fx lx f X l. lCOURIEtR 5 ix' 4 l ' x l- ' 1 x Z g 1 ' f f Y my xnxx , V , - rx f' A in Did you splinsgqlbe to the Courier this J' yagr? H+ not,lHy'ou should be having trouble 'wllth ydfor cohsoiehhe. Why? Because vlgith 'wr helpzv anil only in that way, can flue gourier Srgff keepgending over. 300 Cou- S . . ' Q fiery to our world-traveling yoimg lJourjiQism Ihss. Q K. XS R F ll x l N I Ki E N 4 ' l r N K ,I X' ' L l 3 la XJ. - L . .N 1 5. . ' ' l f gi . QP 21 Q, x F2 lk .XE kv 1K Q is is W. S x lx K 1 x Rl I 2? I 1 M. 'il l Y Em RQ x-K ll QA . . Q X6 K I t J X X x 1 f ? lx .M ll W fowl Q l Q 'K lv li Gxfxge Qffy-nin I if l l N. QS x ix Via w tv , if 6 LV Q.. . , , -A ,I I, It , pi 7' W f i 1 - f.. .-,LL . ww. s,. .X I I-4n. L'd: fi Q-Qc4wc'clu,4L.1 .yy-.1.,.l-ffl ,.jL:aL-1' 4 H , 'X - Y-V. Y . . . . - -. . . . . , , , - , Ji -1 r Apxx 3 tl ' , ,X ,, f, R x I I A ' . K ' W5 I I X .I Q J I' 1 W C K x C Y 5 X 'I X 1 J I 1 I . Q K I xi IIN Q N r L vi N K r A 'ily 'J TOP GROUP - IIOTTOIVI- K ' eiglfnnzl Rmr: W. IIz1trIieIcIer, D, Whyte, N. Gonsior, P, Fruril Row: G. Nlaltliison, G, Plntten, I.a1rson, IVI. IVIoore. X X zillgren, Ii. Rirhier, M. Thompson, V. W1'igIit, D. Simi- A. Swanson, S. Inu, M, Peterson, I. Meltling, I., NnrcIini. b -lo, IVI, Verness. Row 2: P. Gilstiid, S. Spiegel, C. Junker, S, Iirainreen, A. 'W bfun J: I7, Torgcrsen, H. Erigkson, Krieger, E. IVIcKin- Iolinson. C. Anderson, D. Scribner. ' L on. IJ. Herman, I.. Hackner. IX Fisher Ron' 5: A, Van Orden. R. Indehnr. I w'iIIieImson. A. 1 inn if I Ihugs, NV, Nlagnuson. Rude. Norquist. A. KorI'vmacI1er. I.. Swenson, D. Berkstrq . R, nguld. 9 flxkuriik, I.. Peterson, If. Sorensen. ,I L A . 1 1 X uAn ,f'f. VA . , jJ:I , ' ' f' QI' Q X f yi' W' if jr j V fif if - 31 1,1 v . I . ' . . 4 A ' .' jj 'his ar 1 Adclition to ie usual con- s 5.5 X I 2v',We.f'1, .J Puqe sixty sfllcfg I7 Iii IIJ milf' avg E7 Ji I ' 1, I . cis ourf oir oerfor L in sL1clUl,2I5aces 2 r , 4 - m -d 'I ' Jjxijgs o ci CIRamI5crIa' I Ain Sjiiioii feiriqj. 'f ' KC A Q7 tx CI tliey IIi'!Q. Brown I-Iquse, They I :jf , I In if j' KJ ly' L 'J . alsna staged the opgretta, ftuuz of the Nan- . I W , H . ry Ire. Bvgvlwne thou t thgf-siiij ig at the M. A. convedtion wasJlw:ttL'rJtI1an 'Q ever before, because of Bob Siuw, 1 2 di- rector. He directs with Fred Wai'iiig's PennsyIvanians. and everyone was real- ,, Iy mad about Iiini for many, many weeks after. TOP GROUP- Frout Row: E. Pomorslci, L. Nelson, P. O'Donnell, H. Wyant, G. Gabrielli, G. DiCosimo, I. Testa. Row 2: P. Eggert, McMenemy, I- Carlson, S, Neiden- bach, P. Whalen, R. Flis, V. Blair, D, Bednar. Rowi: M, Gear, Nelson, D. Howard, E. Kvaal, Niles, M, Neidenbach, E. Phillips, C. Phillips. BOTTOM- Front Row: P. Richards, L. Remus, B. Cox, Vice Presi- dent, Baden, President, P. Kelsay, Treasurer, L. Lundberg, Secretary, M. Kennicutt. Row 2: Miss Moore, Adviser, M. Wolhnger, E. Freiseis, J. Arneson, Rodgers, B. Anderson, E. Connolly, P. Whalen, W. Batchelcler. Ron' 3: M. Sofie, D, Larson, R. Wiberg, C. Neuenfeldt, J. Goranson, D. Merzeniclc, J. Drumb, L. Lilygren. GIRLS' CLUB The Girls' Club, under the advisership of Miss Moore, first sponsored the Sno- Ball Dance which turned out such a big success that it is now an annual event. This group has two meetings a month- one a business meeting, the other, a pro- gram meeting at which they serve refresh- ments and play games. Ar the beginning of t..'e year, the Girls' Club holds a party for all new sophomore girls to get them acquainted with the school. The Girls' Club was the first club in the city to start collecting magazines for the servicemen,s canteen. MTI' - , Jzppzn 7-Alger!! Page sixlyeone Front Row: R. Anderson, R. Skaar, J. Ricci, F. Genova, L. Turnquist, C. Thorsen, President, E. johnson, R. Blossom, R, MacKinnon, R, Vennewitz Row 2: J Flis, D. Wallin, R, Bonne, A. Kuehner, C. Picha, W. Metzger, D. Pfanlcuch, R. Anderson, E. Fisher. Row 3: D. Donovan, R. Pierre, Secretary-Treasurer, D. Na- deau, A. Flaa, G. Dramdahl, G. Olson, N. Rawlings, W. Bar rette, R. Carbone. Row 4: D. Alfveby, R. Marquardt, I. Emlcovilc, D. Hansen D, Bucher, H. johnson, J. Travitzlcy, H. johnson, J. Strom- wall, R. Berlcstrom. BOYS' HV' CLUB Mr. Gustafson Revives 1 Club With Mr. Gustafson giving the club its initial impetus, it gave every prospect of developing into a very active organiza- tion. The boys met during the second home room period on days that an as- sembly was held, mand sponsored a baslcet- . ball game with the regular basketball squad and the hockey squad supplying ,the material for an interesting afternoon. Members of the group have been planning a golf tournament to be held at a local course. The group elected officers at an early is .i ,. ,-' if ---' ' 'AHA' meeting, chosen were Carl Thorson, Pres- X W- X! ju .Pez iclentg Walter Gondek, Vice President, X xx ,F 9 V' 4 1-v 'J ff' Li.: -and Ronnie Pierre, Secretary-Treasurer. 'X J ll'- i ' 'U Members are all those who have won - y W v 'EZ-J 4-1, 'gt .bl 5--framers in f00ElJ3ll, basketball, bf bnb bf M V p I the other many sports here at Johnson. l l i f , The purpose of the club is to foster JMX- f M V' athletics at Johnson, and it is ho d that ' AX, . . pe M H ' D ll some clay the school spirit and energy put L44-I Mtg into this undergraduate club may aid in K lag forming a J Club of larger proportion, X l L j 4? including on the membership roll all male p '-X tAAc6U 'LD' winners of fs , both alumni and un- NN '91-G-AX, G M, dei-graduate. Page sixty-two 'hawk ' 't 'C 'glow' R: Lin !i I All , . M61-:aft Fran! Row: D. Morrison, M. Corbo, G. Bauer, W. ger, President, Norquist, Vice President, R. Secretary, B. Wickman, Treasurer, L. Nardini, A. Row 2: Miss Daily, Adviser, Stenholm, I. Palmer, C. ff, VW I 9' ei e blovern r when , I sa ll for tfmezplfts, a, how X' n, . , ou a 'IHA' . ' ,H y ou cou ,yknyafng it was I'11Obi cv!! It was' the St ent . ' fi f , n H6511 that,sYood lytic of tins fveua d f -T . jk! ,yfbfy dig almi htfgood job' iqftoo. MJ If ?lz' E,yally!MffdJAwing this yearfblnde She direction of Miss Daily J! I Missischuette. Some of their many activities are the selling of Student Council pencils and J buttons, helping to keep the cafeteria in order, assisting with the 6th War Loan Drive, sponsoring Sunlight dances, and participating in assemblies. They organized a new project of stu- dent government in the study halls. This is to give the students a chance to be self-reliant and independent and thus show that they can take care of them- selves. Schuette, Adviser. Tucci, Baden, Skaar, B. Engebretson M. Carl n, L. Stake, D, Krohn, S. Lau. Bjenfquist, A. Holm, D. Hansen, S. Spiegel UNCIL When the Student Council bookstore is open every spring and fall, we really have a great deal of commotion. Sophs, Juniors, and Seniors have one jolly time purchasing the so-called utreasuredl' books. During mid-year changes the book- store was moved from its original place, Miss Moore's office, to Miss Daily's room, 102. To be a member of Student Council is quite an honor for any student. Best Sellers Page sixty three Andegon, D. Ostergren, D. Nadeau, J. Strom Iron! Row: N. Miller, I, Bey, M. Nelson, Hallberg, J. K. Dixon, I. Bishop, C. Kolbo, E, Dinzeo. Niles, P. Fggert, L. Londin, Secretary, K. Nlrflusliev. Row 3: A, Lund, C. Junlcer, D. Larson, A. Nilcitulc S lun 2: D. Nichols, D. Herman, L. Clements. D. Houle, Franceen, P. Spence, B. de Fontenay, M. Wolnimger. If you aren't a member of the Socac- wog club, you undoubtedly wonder what its name means. Well, to enlighten you -it's the Social Activities of Working Girls. It is newly organized this year, and it really has started out with a bang! The girls meet during Home Room period on tht days of assembly in Room 215. They are under the guidance of Miss Moore. The officers are Pat Eggert, President, Jean Stack, Vice Presidentg Dorothy Nichols, Secretary, and Mary Ann Wol- finger, Treasurer. Thty started out their social events with a pow-wow at Kaposia Park this fall. ,February was a busy month for them. They had a pop-corn ball sale to raise money, and a Valentine's Day dance. Making Red Cross scrap books that are of interest to servicemen is their latest project Sometimes we wondered why there should be two clubs whose purposes are so much alilce. Now we find that the reason for it is that so many of the members coulcln,t attend that assembly-home-room period. And so, the Socacwogs came into being to take care of the second assembly. Queen of Hearty Aflerf 1,76 . . Page sixty four Front Row: P. Peterson, B. I-luke, E. Eliseuson, V. Mag- A. Skooglun, nuson, A. Dahlby, M. Sofia, W. Goranson, H. Wyant. Row 3: T. Thotbus, I. Hagstrom, R. Anderson, R, Abra- Row 2: T, Corba, R, Youngquist, M. Mortensen, Gog- , hamson, : Larsen, Anderson, Nelson, E. Larson, W. lin, D. Englancl, D. Anderson Mhilgleidehglgaclm, Palmer, Stewart. fi ' li 'lv' 1 l VJ .rp U .. I, U1 L rf A I Vu, ':. . J my Q1 y ic my! i f eillfvl- J, A, J D ' N f I D sf A I 'IU If I.. . kv R t K I I 14 .f lf' VV . , ' ' . ' ' ' V ' ' f ' if U 1. f -J. A. r r if l if r V ft- Effi' VDO yolg care. foriviqbgar andfflofur with W Maroon art staff belong the gpectrum Lp if fl4iliis?rWe1l,lwthe slew S C, JV 'ClulffAlso Eljuring lied Fvntsililrives, the I il 'V ti-uni Qleib menubdrl chad ,tai culti tex, L J' Jcliilb always donateafmoney from ii ir as- 'J ii ' ' L' I v' ' : .K gli L ,ltastielfor at inftfiationlfhciyf lie ury.- Spectr rvlbtlub officevtslflare M i i V' .N r 14, AJ, , V u f ,JW leach other Mmis ideiiglibful g0.I5S:cjCti0lll.tVyJ kAbral'1amson, Pre tlentg E11 Larsonx Vice 1. .V 15 n .AN , , if t Q Poor Regl,'Wyapt' was Lcloubljf'pukbatg 'vbprgidjgtg Dvot y Anclerson,1Sfl:retaryJy i rl rv f ' i - Cl V , 'v . 1 she false had her face ducked in a bowl I and lJnk21l-Iliagstroblit, Treasurer. - i A , 1 v A ' V' 7 K V ' A V ii ' ln T flgf flour! Accgrdmg ,ro the flybs . . I Q A1 f 1 'l,ffi gllfrdtgdg gg' ,f 1vf 1 rL,4. .df ber! ppejfi er outg rnutsl. e tops L vw. 15 Q ff I 'L I 4 f .4 l ' - if . . .' Ulfirigliel' line otglfigeshmxms. If you canff' w , ff '- eat ati least eignyftlouglrmyts, youfclj eelgfpjl . ofjyfmueh iJUTV0f Plagj at ongwglf their L r i f ' , U ,A A cloughntlVpa'rties. ,fb rx l ip club esn't exist mere'y for social OJ g ' ., ' . f'urpoLs7s,Jll'idweo Lil alsoryiiegf rms igari- ILA l l ll A l if-I 3 ous se vices. S e of the embfisil. i the ,I . 1 in club stationggl folders ancl Ealsltef - Adjljcards lfor the Red Cross. OthersLh3lpeC1i J I . 1 VL ' i if A with stage lptops, costumes, smell make-up x, ' - 2 N' ' , 'L s JU for the Uperetta. All' tlie igfembers of tllg f 5 iv ly K jobfen Vkiiar bok . ,D A 4 ' ' ' I 1 l . x. ,f x i l 4 Page sixty-live Mueller, the acl up their regular lunch shift ' order to be able to do this. The squad Q e members of always eats its lunch in between times. They keep the lcicls on the straight and narrow path by being posted on the first, second, ancl thircl floors during the lunch hour. Polly want a cracker? pwnewfegjy, aww r r ci' Front Row: M. Olson, P. Quinn, R. Wharton, B. Row Z: L, Turnquist, R, Iensen, Stack, T. Thorbus, stark, I. Bay, M. Johnson. R. Pfankuch, R, frimfbus. , ., a. 7 - TYPOfQUAD W W, X. , ,K s , , lt? The first Monday of every month is copies to former Joh o 'gr :gil s ' o e the time the Typo-Quad has chosen to now in the service. Alf li! hold its meetings, which take place imme- A roller skating -. Ai d at the diately after school. Coliseum on Wedn s y, F ruary 29. Their paper, the Typo-Quadder, is put Everyone had fun, o the were 'alldabv out once during the school year. It con- much disappointed, a cau tains school news, especially gossip. These,,.,,f16 nd. T , thefffiisyti time news sheets are passed out among the club he had ever missed i .- these roller members, and this year they intend to send skating parties. I , 1' f 1 3 y Type-i-cal folmsonites 'Y Y t, X Q Page 3 X i S4 Y .Y if XX Y N E' Dx .ty-seven 5 Wirktnan, Miss R. ,L Wu R. Mafquafaf, . . M . MW! f ' lj i all , if , i -' XJ X, l zlffflf l. 'W .- XV, x 'Q Q I , :A L I W1 Mya . . f' f'u 0 ple little things li e alphabetizing the , 1 , t tx ur I f e N . X glossies of all of the graduating seniors, leisb t .stl6li ndA collecting money for fees and books, and i alou ' uieie or ll eg ,qiinte ihe the best of all, doing Writeups for the va- e wo , we dont pay rious clubs and classes. Really, though, o he i' f 1 Ii t r in cfild jobs land I 1 ' r 'e JQ an is .rlfysblvdone every day- MJ , f ,Eg X. J the parties and things we have offset any work thrown at us. AGENTS- Sweno, B. Perfetto, L. Hackner, G, Pearson. Front Row: A. Rosine, G. Bauer, D. Nichols, S. Lau, M. Raw 3: C. Ostergren, B, Drewry, R. Ringolcl, Travltzlcy Eggert, P, Quinn, M. Wolhtmger, L. Nnrdini, V. Wriglmt. L, Larson, E. Sorenson, S. Spiegel, J. Krieger. Row 2: P. Nadler, G. Sheedy, D. Moore, -I. Webb, C. Page sixty-eight N Youngquist. ' X L Rod- 92 Qe we X xg! 4- e . X3 - 11 club as no ho er w hout IYS V Y, V W, . 4 1 vesr1cetote 11 an t I ' of t s lal gms. hey d q w-woxgv, slexgh fl C Q?lI'NyK'SCQVeI'1 un ani H C I 'cl f, ghr,'dbs.kc-I 3 X .. 1 in pimps Jie Johnjgi-IifY l x is g h Ui +L? N 5 co U ' Y- thai sE0oLEJvice Tit Q1 eu f e e 11 1 N wwf 5 X Y-J X 2 Lffbfff I the wil bes be re e r or 'g xi of tif p 'es'wexre a big S gent t man tlnichec 'ng itx jlC6 Ut Xhe bzikxketbi team p cl K Ze a cld a sch 1. r Xeir tribgy- 1 a. cle gtter Shan diogQeNT f- Q , tix rox' C ggnmgiiry,-thexygave genarp f?rs e'z ub aqlloy Rodnfim, es- T Q ossly 0 E au1Lig3aCggppl Chil- i tg XQXQBOK, fe Pr 'i nigga- N, K ages hriiaqsnd ndgffkge R18 in heme- +-e4 Xamgbale' anku 11, SX J Cr S. X K Vx asu . E' ' X A K 3 X s N5 ' . v 'N N QQXQXH Y xo gf Ni 3 N E X X 3 x Y of 1 S Maroon Editors Check for a- . x N 0 'I X ,J N W W Page sixty-n e 74? peiwwf we 'TA fl aw Nl Cl fear! l X . l I X Pieces o Ei lat V' ' 1 1,, Dig S I' FN l g N X 5 lx M , STAG HJ ' 't J ' XS- i i v Q 3 . '. i if Q Th ho staggrewl They ear the M Qiglce st lgsgalifli oggs lpedj X 'X sbyu of the crikism of eh every 9 ins cti th n ea 5x Q lm in th chool. Yet t built ing set 1. 4 x Kan 'ntecl t se ing for e retta, x X and t girls n the forc ina e any' me . the c fo this sa event. How- ' pe ta? e s to .J 1 G with t thx ver abl assistance of Q thx je lry, an N X . oe i,ml1o s out in the I Biekes o rriclq1's, t1ey woudx rob bly still be the R, n away. ie, Q91 J' . acl sers of the stage crew are Miss me sta el , A el C ian and Miss Marian Boggsl' QQ ,Q X is g llah showed the girls how to s fl gigs? Q-J Wistroxn, D. Donovan, D. Skaar, L. Neuenfeldt fun' L: . jo anson, N. Qawlings, Linnerooth, V. Johnson, A. Pedro, B, Boclley. Ron' 3: D. Marrone. P. Bloom, D. Bucher, D. Swenson, R. Kaufenberg, Bishop. Page seventy gone l 1 TOP GROUP Front Row: K.TDixon, P. Gilstad, Vice President, E. Monick, Se y, asc Presi nt, P now, G. Gennow, Schelen. ' 'i iz '-as Row 2: L. Miller, L, Hornung, B. LaBarre, E. Larson, I. Lei , nto Ande . A N' Row 3: G. Danisch, T. Thorbus, A. Adamson, R. Lars , dber . R. nu n. A BOTTOM- 7.9 Front Row: Rodenberg, M. Fehring, L. Lehma , . ie L, rdini, ein , . ub . , Row 2: Carlsen, D. Kollmer, A. Cassidy, G. Pear G. son, ohn Row 3: P. Franklin, C. Hintz, M, Kramer, D. Swanstr , . Egge . I X J CR R3 K RED N f K . X Activity plus might best describe the 150 ashtrays for w ' the Junior Red Cross Council, for activity is wood she? has fo 'ck their specialty. Under the direction of or wounded -3 Miss Striclcler, the Council has had many drives this year for pencil stubs, maga- zines, Christmas tree ornaments, and Rap- in-Wax coupons. They also asked stu- dents to recruit blood donors for the main office. This request was made because the St. Paul quota for blood plasma was not being met. As a means of raising money for the Red Cross, the Council had a special tag day on March fourteenth and a caramel corn sale on March twen- rierh. Red Cross work is also done in the shops. The machine shop has made over Have your stubs ready, please. Page seventy-one l r urer, D. 'anlco, D. w WW htoen, Vice President, D. Kasp E Y an as m , th elp Frau! Raw' B Rucmlc L. Nacleau, P. Boerner, L. Wer- WW Readers' Digest Page seventy-two fl . th! L lgllelfw V Row 2: E. Montanari, L. Neuenfeldt, L. Hornung, H. Sieber, C. Sarracco, G. Johnson, C. Stcynslce. Row 3: L. France, V. LaBuda, L. Halweg, B. Mazur- lcicwicz, R. Mehsikomer, P. Crandall, D. Johnson. me p se o ovm s ess hae m e en n emplo ent pportumtxes for m er oo or o r rea a e ' 1 . r 1 l - recl-se n. se etin l are bu ' - ' ' y cle l. Z ' A ' is tl r i ' g S a r my ln xr o l f A rlc h dy s 0 V ef school re ' for embe lp. In Fe y they ousore rh 1ly amel-a sa of t y r sc ol. rl rl Du o me ' it us elfor an ell- r xzed l1c1t 1 re- in a sa apples a o e ids. i ventur ent ov wlth a 1, . l fflydz L, A es 2 0 na W u , Presi ntg Luv ne an- Secretaryg P llis ak Tre e t h ofhce are f. X Front Row: L. Miller, B. MacMillan, Viceapresi- J. Peterson, E. Skoog, P. Peterson, B. Mark. dent, A. D. WalltimNSecretary, J. Row 3: J. Lehmann, E, Kohn, M. Melin, M. Lindquist, D. ' J B d M M all. Wallin, B, Drewry, R. Bertelsen, C. Ostcrgren. , Row Zn-J. Batchelder, F. ESOI1, P. G st S. Knudsiln, A I J li Lf B 'J ffl Y ,X gr . , l K ,. v K 1 'X . 5 f JI 9 X. 3 ff! SQ! 1,4101 X, mi, Aw N CLUB M.yWQ,,i i N 5 x' ' A ' 0 ' i V ho A, Cfwkiffwf X gh K9 ' ' if ff' k ho says Latin is a dead language? . outing at Phalen, when the strict Latin li l X bers of the Latin clubs have organ- theme gave way to hilarity, treasure hunts, E I ize a club which takes over the classx ibasebal nd refres ents. X frgxtime to time and devotes the period l 7, . xx I B 5 to atin games, contests, and talks on . A 1 - , ' L . . a 1 w I e meeting in December was devoted X J to Saturnalia program. A talk on the KC des, the singing of Christmas carols, S t rnalia, combined with Latin gamegk 5 x V he exchange of 'homemade Christmas T y built their Ides of March pro- Y E ,, prog m entertaining. Q X is ca with Latin inscriptions made them W i Q X X gr around the life of Julius Caesar. Dr tizations of scenes from Caesar's 3 i Ga 'X W r proved most amusing.: ox ' Ak, he r's finale, the club hel an 1 lg X, , Q S l S R I 0511010 qefq r 1 N i X f it rss, Page seventy-three ' 1 .,..3t5-N fax K3-2 ll TOP GROUP- . Mar . -me N Front Row: M. Eyinflc. H. Sedin. B. Wicknian, B. Fritga, P. Franklin, C, Benso xA. Rosine. M l New 2: L, Hnclfner, Palmer, C. Hintz, Nels .Y irhaud, S. Spiege Gilstad. XX A New 5: I. Gustafson, D. Ostergren, li, Sorens 1, nrdt, Rude, llfxnik, R. Ringold. . BOTTOM. I - 8 if . X - 1 'mini Rorr: Nl., lVli'Gal'm. D? Peterson. K. K iss ow ing. vise+ . McNee. Nl, Egert. dTasPer. xr J: ll, K' Nzalc, slab rl' , G, Gen 0, . an, M. in, AL irievslcy, B. Perfetto. 7 I ulfx ip R. nanslq',f.i . N a.u, R.fE?wl'i1puis71 . Noi isa 1 Own, DXOSICI'gFCI1, 15.27 3 tson. . ka J W ,. I' LI . XM. f Y A W. 1' Xlltllqa J lALlI-IDA ' ' li TY X .ill , f- . .K fx 1 1x - A V J. I yr i h i lb 5 it 'lf tflf-if - lf UA lnanf years ,Pak ff f c' ty this year. It is a fact to be proud H94 ,So-I f, sinc re uirements include a B . . I q yt average, as well as votes of at least two Working on the scrapbook Page seventy-four sl' 'J .I teachers lon such qualities as character. leadership, and service.l The worlc on the service-man's scrap- boolc is done by two members. They search the papers for news of all boys who once attended johnson. This is a taslc that is often inspiring, for they find many examples of heroism and courage. It is frequently a sad work. too: mention of grads who have been killed means add- ing another gold star to the flag, which is another duty of Honor members. s,x L4,o1fw4I f0'c'C-244' - . Autographs cfm fU,u,,Lf 1paM'w,awwdW WA'LM'X M.w6-V-1 fr-o-.f6l7fG..u,...,.f,.,,, 24f,....,,4,.,,f1,f,4,E' K.. .lu1xPC.ff '0Pvov4jAww.ZJ,,,A,p2f,A-7, ' ,4,i::-V,,,,,7,,,.,?,64-46.46-f'4f,.,-.4j'Lg,, 'A' ...4:ir..,JJ1-gg-s.,..,4..J3I,,,v3x-l4..,4,,,,Qbf,,,, MM,.!uC4-agua .f-M . f1.c,4.,v..? xgx, 1--,--V4-gf '4 ',J 'C4fv..rq., . ,, 5 5 7 -L'9 '4 'a7 '4-4-'f6e.,.,z7sw, Q , .cU,f,u,.7,,,,,'nbwK'JaM I 39'W7 !'+A4f'4 '4 Lf'-4f17kZf+'-fflf.,-, ' ww 5 5-4'-4d7'.QL v.fc,u.eq724-,.,,,:gZ,M,AMj,4MJbQ VW'-17604 auf -- JAWS J5,44f7fWJ-af-?1c,A..,.f,4.g4,gf!,,gw7,D MMRQ ,.,uw,aQ1L.A.c5 701- Z-7141.-15 I-Hlilyfv-fm .N . ThGSe are the f H'dlf?ege . .,. K K 0 ' JZ .1 ' Ng X 6 ze' X ' ! ' I ' ' -J N - , faiit j .,. ' e fffff ' Q -Q., if QP X12 1 - j T' . W - 4 'HK .iii I SIN M L' K X - ' xy E, 2 : Q3 VQZ an tk ' h h ' 2 e s of une '45, Iohns High hool, h reac , i ortant milesto . . .a to - -,. o the s, 'e if 4 ort ster a xte s con ratulation fs' Z s ex tep? ill c t1nue . ' oll eg s of will' enter th busines worldg e X it ill soon be e terinq the U. S. Arm e vices. all we : 57 ' - 'Eeggs . for iutur of pro A to'a11 we T-rn I - X an in itatio this k y 'nan ' 1 h A :qui 1 - ' - ., 'fir tt Night T52 t my . X E -A' THE IDEAL NK T F H G E XE- - - - IEE?-..Q9y5'seQ1Ce cg? qw, 1'mum B nce quire Q 5 Yo nnl the ser e you use 7c for N lg each tte 7c for ea deposit m . al u can o aunt with ny EK ' 'i XL N Kg lv-Lf' I L X e-SRXSTA QW 1 - 919 E. 7th STREET ---- S PAUL 6, MINN. ' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation P9 Y - The ones We hope you'Il patronize 1494441-,755 I, I A 0 MMV 5 fef-iw 9 f 7 QAWFV ' if X. e ' 4 5 VJ fL7A'V9fL'xIf?- L JJ ffl' I if T 'X V 'N ydifffff L - f4 L4' , f, , N1 ' ,f ' UU ff 1 qmw 1 f OJK '53 '12 V J e ' fix' ' ' 0 - Af K - 0 , ' t L5 e f Z f f ' -e ' 97 ' ' fi ff f WA, f, I' 4 1 6416! ex-- , V, .1 -V, YYVA ff if J - 1 , :Z ing C,f A 1' Vt ' G 61-gt I Y ' W MNNYSOW Q fd I -ef , 'K ,A afbfffffff eff ff- , I V! UNH -' ' X f I x- Q ,I 4- I' 7 f x- 1 E 1 SW W ff' 1 '-fe ee . , X W 'fl Bead -Civ: ig' 22213 Wfeifwfce e ' XA! if f Y V ,--XX 2 ff XX YNY e gufl GE 5? 3 , Ni N M rintmq Ei 'gm -8 0 QULVYJ wlohbllinq ve? P9 Y at t Nflff fww of .wfiw W to tt Jtylwgijfjffvww Wfffft Wfy,LS W, MWNW3 M t X, OKI tfe t ash - rilft - Fln ' 1 zoned 'sts' terial Drafting plies p AQ! jg! I ' wer 5 ra g Supp s Draw' g Sets ffm SPECI QI UNTS TUD S nc d n IM MU N X 'Hy B he Your D Har Goes hest ' c V t tl 0 u V65 3 wg A QQRIZHRQDEQG SQA 6 For ifty-thr yea s t o the E ' fl it gf 4 at MAI t 335555 fix if Iggy JMD cun r u tes 1n a ayne en e . t OW 716 ft 1,119 ' ' Ft Pa sevent ight f ' J K '-1 1 'v l A - r fl V ' A ff. U K xx 'ii i,, 'Y-- r E N- 'Ever ann ou'1I Want--and more! SN Db ,U Q Y Q., f 'N r-' 1 if I 51 T has N' f. Sai' 2930 I .. i X L- 3 Q St. Paul, Minn. JAMES Ewi1VIcCARTHY k K kk s IJ' 'A y1e,FrfLq3:5H1y Irishman if g V 4, li I . Ie elijiand klmporter of Novelties ' : Vw rtnpxyx N V fd' UV- I 1 Credit, ii desired J- K Q. F.. ' ,. , ' .v I f T .,.f- 'A' 29 LW. 7th St. Q' ,- 4 I ' V w The Ea? Side GTOCHY -C1ark's 5c 6: 10c Store ompany Fairway F ine Foods WS Gi C1 ,T1f'S 5 and 10 973 Payne V ue AMJ-6 ,f W . U ,.f' I ND ERC! ENG EH F eJH ,Ap zdnc 2 IU IN F N EA ES W G E 1 Bbq My . dur 30 ,. .. . AC R L S E M WZ? 1,44 MM E L 9 , T 49 4 E. Sev 'th . Da Y cl of Appe ! My D ZEN CLEANERS 28 VA B 0500 912 Payn ' St re j MEM - 1 vi - Bilge s i1 i Q i i Qpbclduct I he ' uar ian arance E 11 gif , n uren e L e sho g round, ple keep this in x X L yy I E, W YL , JEW co. fy cce7ifr s f rca ' ' de at Maryland WW Y UW er 1 I Tower 3413 et . . . ' uy 'ter - . U . . Y an v ur old fixed S y exper wit 1 of partsl OV OUT F1001' fe se ach e ow available CARPE ff LINOLEUM . - RUBBER and ASPHALT TILE W to pewirlter CO' 61 East Fift treet ' , 7 E i made CEdar 5378 metw en fed ! 'l1' j7e D A ' I gr l ' C 0 V1 'Ut I N ' I 4 v .4 QM W' ' an I TH BAKERY I. ' 1 . . , f .Lx . y 'Adil A Clean Store Prompt Service f . ' 1 I 5 I Be IS E- ff150II11ZG W an s A Clean Stock A Square Deal I 972 Payne 1 TOwer 0873 1193 Payne Avenue TOwer 7114 . gn- J! Q fr' A if . ,H V Complinients ol your 'A' iffy A CADE and ROSCY THEATERS The Friendly Neighborhoog Theaters Where All the Best Pictures Play A C 4 qe eighty Th ts ' GI vat T el. ' 0 A l B GEO E FQ ,K pmua . if WU ff yffc V 'J I t G on D av V WEE 0' 'J . T552 'A QW in ygghsszgz 32? ST me Sth o e tree, e Sth My 4 V, AD RESS Co me of J N T ,T wi ,CJ iY'S E SHOP N ' ' 1 A32-N f d E5' e oods mf cllfgxggggggfm , ST ?s, HES, V1 J , 'i . o E CREAM V ad tr vm T 'agar 'ggfrlxjs 116 1W Payne Avenue ,J NfJJ5,P, ww Tel. TOwer 7600 JZ Tel. TOwer 5000 N 3, DRUGS ??qA re Your Storekwntan Cleaners ADQPYSIS 896 Payne Avenue X TO 1134 PGY :le CS5lESEgsTrQm t. inn, S, , rea-A ' A Colfgrcz Icmons U ENSO . eeix Su er's cognitig- our fishing, t ' and hunting - A If eq miexvgt wenson's 99 ' cxyne u ' TGW RA A . PETERSO ON Nfemu MOVING AND ST'ORA - LONG DISTANCE X Coal, Coke, Wood, F 'Sto A s and Oil BUIIYLSQJC 1087 Payne Avenue Tower 6967 W Page eighty-one 1 'M tr . mn 51 'if it 'a 5. Th o round the corner, and fun just down the street X, Y W BoNNE'-s SHOEd sToRE Where Good Shoes are Fitted Correct1y Checked by X-Bay 993 Payne -Avenue TOwer 6261 1 Why not Dayton's Bluff Hardware? V' Y 1l00 Arcade TOwer 4654 O 1 Get Latest Records Here OLSON BROS., Meats in 1 L' .Q S Find Your Answer for Good Meats ,A - at OLSON'S 1082 Payne TOwer 3600 .X ,,YOu know We know radio., 915 Payne Avenue TOwer 5923 x 5' If, Upon 2 Graduation from Iohnson, you decide to prepare for a business career, we invite you to N t consider our Secretarial, Shorthand, and Business courses. The N3 school is in session all the year, and students may enroll at 'G any time. We employ no solicitors. but those who are interested in a business trcu q g d t t the school to inspect the facilities and the work of the stude t . PQ ..- You will find the RASMUSSEN SCHOOL ci superior business training institut' .klfgh g d urses. large faculty, select students, modern eq 'pment, wholesome surrou dings. Free employment department tor graduates. Forty-fifth year. Our Summer School Offers Special Advantages to High School Students 0 - 63 East Fifth Saint Paul, - - Street 'X y 2 f p Minnesota - -, near cedar C M9725 WZ csdar 5333 PRACTICAL BUSINESS SCHOOL Page eighty-t k 40 Yfvyo Hr'-'U ' fail Ti5Ap6iho s te lfgijfdfqy let t 1'AeZt. D QW' f'fw' 'i rj ff' No 101jrPgIeStDff i'ffff6Ty MQ 135 ,jgehfgiore kb ' fffyajf to 867 yne A e TOW r 9560 . Q j ' XB? Viiygffcon mize E .f U Pip Compliments 0x op at V V fi! ' of MT ,S EWR f ii Northern Mocllecrble , . Iron Co. 1269 Pcryn ve TOwer 5281 Q, asv FOREST STBEET lf I x 'QM N s y A X X Qi E 5 A Patr1oY?c t 1' AF1 n it X ,, 5 In this tis o HzQf us s i o his countr to N - thrifty. conserve teri e d t 3 ,S NB will be cr ilu fob-def se p oses. e t co ser r- E money, on h thefhand, to lp co -'- 'zo X an m ti Q 5 is ' l - I X money 1n your k cxccin , yo are ntr1 1ng t your defense cxctiviti . Bkbeiqtthrig, country'swe1 whilegt the me ti :Shel ng yourse . ks xr First Stat non 'nk gf is Payne ve e at Case treet E 15 P 'I Br X . , ' 5- Member Federal Deposit In -- nc Corpor on fx K 5. W n N N v. xx 9 A X, T. gfiv - owe v v v 2 . 2 f . ,ide vgc5bQ sch esq!!b? X, V X Al 0 1-52533305 gER , Pe. f X O ye XJ . fa 1691111 qcrurers o I .U V! L!,.e42'Q33-5-if , Adjgglf N EEL A v YO e . '. I 'C p Q LE'A ER f RTBiRDlI:E51l7WOGL' ' any ff! K' jf jf! I - J 'Z 9 I ,M Serv burself ai! 1 4 . f eh l J . oanclaL anal 30 JNLXQ- E , HN ,F x GIFTS v fr LA Q I ' H fBW YK! 'A icrmon s E 'I kj ct D' s V Q MEG Ebfds yy D Iewjgy gggerwcrrgfyhg Q M2 EARL d:Ze:f?'AND x xx X . A when 1887 3 . x -W U88 ff' jtfwerx 724 J 910P ej J, ' 9 e 4' fi yy I y' Qs SeL?Y6?1ISehqIC:QJ Save , ' l jfym GIRfIShk51IlJUBid 1' 'g' I IS1Ein'S er Mark J hey .er y f-,S iff, I M27 P. ne Ave e E N D CS: ' W M ' A f , Y J - . 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W3Boxxan, Prcfprietor N X 1U4CmPglne Axgbnue - K S , T: N ' 'Q TOwe1' 18 W x i ,ffsfzzgt wixfffgg B. N IX!! WN xg g'F01 ' g'mCIteUEtxndJ,ProI si al P ' ducti ns K X fx f+ G 'E S NF 3 XL V? X ThQc1tricc1IfCostufz'1 s Em Ma Qfhspk 33 db ' 3 XX 2 i Njx if K X 1-mx N , 'kf ' 3 Q 4. w Page ninety-Lib x J, Xi Q, ' ., qx W ' J 9 'K L5 it X B from these merchants. You cannot lose. ur X DELCO STOKERS and OIL BURNERS ' LINGLE Foon sHoP P051 l To ff., . PU 1 1037 Payne Avenue TOwer 9012 2Qegjf 04 Frigida' . rators Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, and Meats E1 IiC H of WGTGI Hecr S ermo s,j1pBi11ation, and roofin , ji X i .J ,jfs Peterson's Skelly er e , If S SHCE I A J S es, ers, and Expert iring Tir , Batterie ,- ncl goo sories en's,Worlc Clothes Sl-rat ar e 'ng l b 1, A 495 Payne llevehue, Corne 989 made greet !'YQ55ver 7617 . f ' 1 Nyvf ItPa-wi-to LE e Your Shoe e ir ' V' ix . 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QAAAA vv A 4444444 ..-AAAAA--- v1lNXNlSvvvvvvwlNlNlSvvvvvvvvvv I-IoWard's Clothes O St. Paul's Largest Exclusive Men's Store Featuring all Nationally Advertised Clothes for Men and Young Men Styled right - Priced right A real Men's Store HoW5rd's Clothes Wabasha near Seventh Street Baden's Pure Oil Station Ninth and Minnesota Streets CEdar 5228 St. Paul, Minn TOWer 1247 lOHNSON 61 SONS Funeral Home 932 Payne Avenue St. Paul, Minn Pq ty! N QR er XM j ea?!h2fM1lgng our book. ' Y HG UPLEMEL qv r, f Lgpggdqfqations vfccaef' f a f 6928119 91154 GI'd oro y ,fp 571. ,, 4 I . .eg :-',r- 175 'WZ' rj ' Wigry 5 or wa I , f A - F I C jv ' V! Dtop1,liuQgsorfJ4i'l5'of1na Boelter N I. ... Iv ' I . I C-fllefanf :Erickson ,Qian Sdhnson 8 A LLM Q War lgpportunitles for Business-Trained Peo L L QLD ale LIZ -r 5 424 . aceaff 54 14 , if . A Lg, big - H-1' GArf1eld 4378 , I rr: , and Cell r Str ets, r ' , ' ' v ,I L li JL ' - . l D k n emi-oi Advggs rs , - 5-. , ce I- y KST' ....... ......' Legen Engr ing Co. ...................... 87 Noglzlentral Publi g Co ............. 7 4 Al's Ba er S op ..... .................. W. 2 G Dep t Store .... .., V84 Northw ter ,Stag k. ,. :1.. .. . S Io , Clean H'-,vitro ........ ' whee 8. ..... L: .34 ,ovumfzegluiiz ............ ........ . .. .. .. 9 ' nd-'.... .......................... 91 Huge. N. o.. co. .............. 91 Olson Bros. Mes az r ade Theater ..............,.............. 0 H lverson Gro ry ..... L .......,....... 5... Oso V.. S oe e in 85 n Electric ........ ' . artman' t, Stqraim . .. ...... ' a ervityiaw. , L, qzel I-,Erk qrdwqre ,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,, S 85 Otto's Service ....................,................... 92 . B gmt ........... ....... 9 4 azel Par Shoe Store ........ ............. 9 0 Outl tT 6 - -----V - -- '- .84 ' B nblossom Meats .. ....... .....,.... 7 8 Hoffmann! Lig t' Comp . 'P V .. nhl ........ . 85, - Ber lund Lumber Cc! ....... .......... t .539 Holm G blscin. 4 ............ ...,.......... 8 Paper- almenson ......... ..................... 9 1 fBlgZ1 iwgnx Paints ...,. ...,..... Home Grocery ............... .. ................. 88 Parker's Food Mark .............. 88 Cdmngle e ore'Tf..f... .......,......... 82 Hoppenstedt armacy ................... 85 Pgyn Avenue Fur 0. ............ 91 Borgstrom Drugs .................................. 85 Howard's C ....,........ .. 94 A?nuec lllepair Shop ............. . Brady-Marqulis Co. .................... .... 7 lane's C .... . , .... 93 ISOH. IGH - .-........-..-...-... - ,Br mfs 5c-S1 Sto LIohn's F ' M e ............................ 83 P erson's Skelly Service .......... ...... 9 3,1 1rQinerd J ........................ 78 Iohnson Funeral Home .,....... ............ 9 4 etterson's ............................... ...... 8 3 r n ewelry Store ..............,..,........ 90 Iohnson, C. I.. Mfg. Co. ....... ........ 8 5 Phalen Park B kery .:, ..,.. Carlstrom G Son. Fuel ....... ....... 7 8 K1ein's Super Market ....... ........ 8 4 Pur' an Cle s G r C1ark's Sc 6- 10c Store ....... ...,... 7 9 Knodt Style Shop ....... rt. . 80 R sine o .... 2 Concord Laundry .........,......... ...... 7 8 Larry's Radio Shop .... WY ef-Ile! ...-.-------.------------4- .--- . . 80 Dayton's Bluff Hardware .......... ....... 8 2 Lindahl Ieweler .......... ...,...,... ........ 8 4 ROY'S Efli OP f -------.--.--- 81 East Side Grocery ................. ...... 7 9 Lingle Food Shop ...... ...FM .... , . .... .L.I.. 93 Schoch A., Gro .ry C 93 Electric Blue Print Co. ..... ...... 7 8 Lofroth Bakery ....... ,.. ..... .... 1 CO. .- 90 Eschenbacher Iewelry ....... ...... 7 9 McCarthy, Iames Bi 'L . .ff ett olm, . . ............ 84 Fag's Sandwich Shop ....... ...... 8 9 Martin Lumber Co. ..... .................. 9 Z Sh win-Williams C0 ------- -f---- 9 1 First State Bank ................... ...... 8 3 Maryland Drug Co. .............. 'f' ........ 80 616 Bros- M9015 ------------ -'---- 8 1 Fisher Photo Supply Co. ....... ...... 9 2 Milady Beauty Shoo ................ ...... ' ' wenso gBros. ............................ ....... 8 1 Foreman S Clark ...................... ...... 9 4 Minnesota Furniture Co. ............. fl- Twin , B o G Stationery .............. 81 Fuchs, Edmund I., Drugs .......... ...... 9 0 Minnesota Mining and Mig. C 2' 'c', I -,gy ............ ..... . 88 Gamble Stores .....,...,............... ...... 9 0 Mob. The ...................................... 1' l ' . I eweler ul ......... ...... 9 0 Gerber Drugs .......,................... ...... 8 1 Model Laundry ................,.....,,.,,..,,,.,,, 90 Wahman 'f- Store ......,...... ...... 8 0 Giesen, Martin, Costumers ........ ...... 9 Z Montzka Barber Shop ........................ 93 Western . if dge 6- Novelty ........ ...... 8 4 Globe Business College ...................... 95 Nelson Drugs ........................................ 81 Woodst Typewriter Co ................... 80 Golling's, B. C.. Photographer .......... 86 Nick's Shoe Shop ................................ 93 Zabel's Barber G Beauty Craft .......... 92 Gordon 6 Ferguson, Inc. .................... 84 Northem Malleable Iron Co ............... 83 Zons ...........,............................................ 95 .fy A Page ninety-five fl! H f w A 3 f - 1 N D - , mp Band -ryrrrb 44VVV-YVfvYVrV'Vr-'----- -,-V ff77--V . 7 M iss Schuette 'i.. ......,.7.Y..,7.....w.AA... 7 Baseball ....... .V.744. .1 f.Y...... . .....47 VV-V.,w Mrs. Simmons ,V.........,.. f ..,,... ,... . .,,....., .. 9 Basketball .........................,...... Miss S t ,,,,, , ,,,,-,, 8 Boys' J Club ........ .... ......... ...f..., ....., . A A 62 Miss Str r ....... ,.,,, ...,. ..,.,. .... . . . 9 Cheer Leaders ........... .. ...............,.....,. .rr,....,,. 4 1 iss Tac els ,........ 5. ...... X7 Choir ......,v,.r,............. .. ............... ' .... ,... 60 r. Torwick ....,.... .......... 1 ,,r, r..,,..,.. , , , 3: Class Snapshots ....., ...,.. , ............. 1 2-16 Mrs. Vw ,..s.,,.., I ..,,w,,, Y , .... .. .. .......,. ...V . A , S Courier Z .,..........,..................,. .. . .... .,..,.t... L 59 Mr. est rlyncl ..,.,..r,. .....L. Cross-Country Team .. .............................,e.,.... V Foo .......r.... ....,....i....,.,...,. .,,,,,,, , , , SI Dedication ........,...... ........,....., ...,,,.,. ,..., Y 2, 3 A A . A. 1 .... ......,.., ......,..,....,.i , - Faculty ......... .. ...,......................,,. ...... .,....... 6 -9. Girls' ,,.......... ..... .... ..... . Mrs. Adams ..................' ..e......,, ...,......,.........,ee. 9 G irls' Club .......... .. .. . . , ..,.... ..., . .. S3 Mr. Anderson ......,.........,..,..... .. .....,........,..,...... ....... i eserves ,,.. ,.,,i.,,,, ,.,,,, , 6 Miss Beclcman ..............,,. .. .................... ....... . 8 olf ..... .... ............ .... , . , ., 46 Mr. Bergh ...? .. ....,... ..,.,.....r...,,.........,.....,..,.......,,.. 9 Gym T Pi . 44 Miss Bienhoif ..... ..........s.............. ,...... . . . ........... ' ' .,....... ,........,.. , .. .Ji ,,..,.,, , .... 69 Mr. Blume ........ .....,.... . ..., . .....,................. 6 Hclcey ,....,... ......,.,.......... .... ........... , Z ,,,.. ,.,,.,.., , . - 43 Miss Bo ............................. ...............,...e ...Y . . . 7 AHono o .,.....,... ...,............ ............ . 31 Miss Brennan .,.................. ................. x junio l ......, .... ....,,.,. .....,.,........,..... - . .. 36-8 Miss Buist . .......... ,... .........,. i Kalendar - .................. ,.......... . . ............,........,...... ,..,34, 5 Miss Callahan .... ..... ,.............,.....,.. ........,..,.. .i...... 8 L a t in Cl ...,............,.,..,. l .....,.................,................ 7 3 Miss Chapil .....,,. ,.,............. J ..,...........,.. 8 . rg irlj .. ..,,., .......,,........,........., . 53 Miss Collins .....,,...,. ..................................A . W a n Staff Agents r.......,..., . .,,.......... 68 Miss Daily ........ s...,r....,eee.. 7 9 asquers ..... ............,.......,...... 7 .. .,.......... 58 Mr. Diehl .... ........,............... ........ ...,...,..... ..,,, 6 i M r . B 's Office ........,,,.,.., ........, ........... . 1 o Miss Downing ........... .........,.....,........,........,. . 7 Mr ' l's Offi - ........... .. ...... ............ . ,. ., II Miss Dvorak ..,...,. .......... ...W . ...........,. if ational Honor ICC? . W... ...te.,r. 74 Miss Freuchtel ., ........,.....,.....,... ............... i ed Cros ,-- ncil . ...... . ............ 71 Mr. Gibbons ....... 3 .... ...,.. . .- ...,....... .e.. . ' Sco . ..,,.. .,.........,..e.. .2 It - ,.,. ,......,.... . 41 ' Miss Gillcey ................................ ..,.,..... - ..... . .. Seni ..,...... ,....... .... ....... 7 1 ................ ....... I 7 - 30 Mass Gooaell ...,.... .s,........ . Q.. -. sepia Men ...... . ..,. gf Qi ...,....,,s,.,, ...,.,., . 32. Mr. Gustafson ...... ........... I . 7 ki Club ,...,.,.. ,... ..... J ..... .......................... 6 Miss Haigh ....., .,......,.... 3 .. ..... M8 Snapshots . ...r. ........... .,.... . 4 , 5, 33, g4 55 Mr. Hall ......... ............ . ..,... .. Socacwogs .,.............., ..........,.. - .,.,... . ., Mr. Johnson ..... .......,...,.... , ..........s........ , 8 Sophomores .. ..............., 39, 0 Mr. Knowles ...., ......,,. ..,..., 9 Spectrum ...C ,,,,..... f 65 Mr. Koch ........... ..,, ....... -f ........... 7 Stage ,,.........,.,..,e... ..,... , 70 Miss Mellem ......... ..,...,.,. ,.,...,..,. 8 Student Council ......e ........ . 63 Miss Moore .......,...... ...,.,.. ...,,,, ..,....... . 6 Swimming ,..,..... .... 6 Miss Miss Miss Moosbrugger Nelson ...,..s...... ..,...e..,... Ostergren ..,...... Mr. Pellet .......,...... Mr. Ralston ....... Page ninety-.six 9 9 9 Tennis ........... 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