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

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Miss Anderson - handles Masquers and stage properties-some call her Shorty- came to Johnson in i946 . . . Miss Strickler- supervises the banking tor 63 school or- ganizations-vvas once a home ec teacher . . . Mr. Gustafson-turns out first class athletes in football, hockey, and baseball - Gus is his most popular nickname . . . Miss Downing - has purple glasses and beautiful white hair- keeps strict attention in her SSS classes and thoroughly enjoys Radio Workshop . . . Mr. Gibbons- is a truly tine musician-has desk in little school behind the school . . . Mr. Anderson-is junior class adviser - also takes charge of the distribution ot lockers each year. Miss A. Marguerite Anderson English, Dramatics, Masquers Adviser Miss Margaret Downing Social Studies, Radio Workshop, National Honor Society Miss Leolu Strickler Bookkeeping, School Bank, Courier Business Adviser Mr. Hugh Gibbons Band Mr. Rueben Gustafson Shop, Math, Football, Hockey, Baseball V Q 1-'1 if Ififtfilfff 7115 in V' fi Vls,-f 5ff?ff -41' Mr. Charles Anderson Machine Shop, Junior Class Adviser A ,f I, x, .- ,P 1 - f ,V .y N, is , Page Thirteen

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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.

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Page Fourteen ,, Miss Grace Bienhoff History, Geography, Red Cross Adviser M . Malcolm Smiley athematics, Chemis try Ai Mr. Samuel Ralston History, Social Studies Mr. Alden Sundberg English Mrs. Eleanor Adams N Girl's Gym, G.A.A., Cheerleading, English Miss Bienhott- is capable adviser to the Red Cross-quiet and reserved . . . Mr. Ralston-likes to tell iokes in class-enjoys a lively political discussion . . . Mrs. Drake- is noted tor the tiny Crosley she drives to school -this year handles sopho- mores exclusively . . . Mr. Smiley- a returned serviceman and former Johnson coach -teaches chemistry with a smile on his face . . . Mr. Sundberg-back from service with the Red Cross overseas- referees many basketball contests . . . Mrs. Adams- hasunusual apartment and river home-directing cheerleaders and Prom dancers is one ot her chief activitiesm