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

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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

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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 ..

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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