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

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...N f --s X ,- . . .xg x 1 ,yr N s, ,L X Q 1 a Mr. Hall - has directed the carpenters of Johnson tor many years . . . is proprietor ot an upholstering establishment in his after-school hours . . . Miss Peterson - is a new member ot our statt this year . . . her first operetta, HMS PINAFORE, enioyed unusual success . . . Miss Mooseblrugger's- coon coat is a trademark ot the school . . . she has capably managed the MAROON since she came to JHS . . . Mrs. Murphy-her work has improved the COURIER sincerher arrival at Johnson in T945 . . . the Quill and Scroll is also under her guidance . . . Miss Mellem--is an old timer at Johnson and has many friends among JHS grads 1 . . Mr. Neihart-is our lack ot the Beanstalk -he returned to us this year after teaching at Humboldt. Mr. Jence Hall l Wood Shop ' Miss Irma Peterson .viusic Miss Rose Moosebrugger English, Maroon Business Adviser Mrs. Eveline Murphy English, Journal- ism, Maroon and Courier Adviser Miss Lulu Mellem History, Social Studies i Mr. John Neihart 5 Biology Page Eleven 'X I. :FD F, J s 2?

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Y Page Ten i Miss Mary Chapin ,l Homemaking, Social and Family Problems Mr. Herman Bergh History, Athletic Director Miss Edith Beckman Typing, Placement Mrs. Delores Vold Mathematics, Sophomore Class Adviser i Miss Josephine Downey fx English, Spanish ' 3' Mr. Kenneth Koch History, Con- sumer Education Miss Chapin-has assumed all of the home ec classes this year-had difficult seniors under wing in their junior and sophomore years . . . Mr. Bergh-manages finances of athletics -is always ill-lust-trating in his classes . . . Miss Beckman -John- son's typing whiz-finds our more ambitious students a job in their off hours . . . Mrs. Vold-mastermind of class organizations-always has helping hand for her little Einsteins . . . Miss Downey - a former WAC, now in her first year at Johnson-re- organized the Pan American club . . . Mr. Koch- manages ticket sales for school programs- his little Willys is a landmark of the school.

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Page Twelve Miss Marion Boggs Art, pottery, Spectrum adviser, MAROON Art Adviser Mr. Marshall Westerlund Physics, Senior Science, Aeronautics, Math ' N4 Miss Frances Collins English, Senior Class adviser Miss Minnie Schuette Stenography, Typing Miss Lynne Gilkey School Nurse 032 A Mr. Phillip Carlson Print Shop, Home Planning, Mechanical Drawing Miss Boggs-well Traveled art instructor-one of the Tew women Teachers who live on The East Side- drives that long Buick . . . Miss Collins- has The worries of The class of '47 on her shoulders-always wears an upsweep hair-do. . . Miss Gilkey- serves Cleveland as well as Johnson - Take excuses are her pet peeve . . . Mr. Wester- lund- has Trouble keeping The hair out of his eyes-tells everyone of his cottage on Turtle Lake . . . Miss Schuette-finds positions for her second period private secre- taries -is a real friend To her students . . . Mr. Carlson-new at The school this year- has Taken over all of The print shop classes.